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2aternen, alS Dora bas SauS perlieB
Die Gbir binter fid abldloB uno ben
Mes in Die Staot einidlus. Sire 8ez
pesunsen tuaren iider aufredt trua ie
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ialcfenbeit o%ffenbarte iid in ibrer 5als
tuns. SIR Intlie idien oasesen nod
marmordbnlider, iosar baserer seworoen
gu iein. Was ibr @emitb bemessn
modte: freunolide Gmpfinounsen be.
idleuniaten am wenisiten ibre Sdritte.
SIR Wes fibrte iie gu Martiu, benz
setreuen Susenoseipielen. Sie traf i'm
gu 9aule, uno nah fursem germeilen I'M
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oerte ie i'm auf, fe nad 6auie gu be-
sleiten. Cine Strede lesten iie suriid,
obne oaB Elm Wort swiiden ibnen selpeas
felt lpuroe. Martin abnte n~nsewObne
liaes. @r seoadte ieiner leeten Nadt
in &raners Wobnuns, uno Die Surd)t,
bon Dora iiber eiuen ~besaneensn Mib.
sriff sur Yerant'pOrtuns sesosen 81, usr.
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Wciie elm @eiprdd nit ibr gu %erOffnen.
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brad Dora enolia oaS oumpfe S@mei=
gen, rer erwabnte Der Wittbeilnnseu
iiber meme Yeriou, wslde er Dir per=
baufte."
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sewiB - iA slaubte Nles gum @uter
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bansen batteit uno oa i'd erfubr, oai
ct nit redter treuer Qiebe Dir susetbar
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Dm mir nidt 3iirnen."
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nidtS," trDitete Dora.
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Pine Tree Tar Cordial
A Grand ST.,

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pir obne 3bsern: .SerfMa &C.; .
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, 1876-07-07

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MuTauencer Grfpl0.

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New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
WASHINGTON NOTEs.
ML.nINnrnN. Welnc.da

Wt-HINGrOS, Wednesday, Aug. y, 1875.
TIactt Kboulli rday red suit through . ~
tornrys AGAINST the Speaker Of the House OF Ecr: 'rf
fiye the scrr.lna'- Srrls ct the Uousc. and c ou'
b-s ~ m. Real Estate Pool Committee claiming =. D.
600 damages for Injuries sustained by reason ot fi. I'M
uIsCHmcut without cause. Toe rht J. entered Ih t'r
rr of the CLERK Of The supreme Court of the Dsl't OF
Columbia ug.Iu.t Michael G. Kerr John q. lioW son,
John " Glover, j. d. New, i. B Lewis, and \ H. SMITH,
defendants.
The comm ;sion charged with repaying Penu'J lyania-
ave between tuc Capitol and the Treasury Building at
their meeting to-day, passed resolution saying that
they DO not regard pavement Of stone blocks or road
Tho couU -sou then proceeded 70 agalNZc tc various
bids snr ruucrr'c pavement. The Avenue paved with
wood now iu decay, las become almost lWpSasdic rs
have other localities paved with tLc same maternal ati
three or four years wear
W b. Moore Special Agent OF the United States rcas
ury publishes to-day letter addressed 10 the Chairman
of IA, Su.-C Committee whisky Frauds, in which he
SAWS Bluf,rI Wilson's dcIO, aiory testimony IN relation
to him drawn FROM Imagination. and that ne never tit
h post ID, Baltimore without authotty; never h"olt or
st.t, III. n CEN Bab,ocA open Il letter 'ioin
aycr nor was he dismissed ful leaving hS post anu go
lus TO S. Luu, as a witness In the Babcock Gaze.
Elmer Wa Hburu Chic! OF the Secret Service testified
hcf..c inc .ub Committee on Whisky Frauds this after
noon r., to the part he took under instructions from
Solicitor Nisur i'm the discovery ~ evidence Of whisky
ris IN ChCa Co. the seizures having been made 10y the
surc,, None ~ the evidence obtained by hin I'M
ic'r" s,It"r Logan or Mr. fafWel1 liis examination
viz Ne continued Tomorrow.
Tic Conference Committee the River and HGrbor
bin u m De remembered agreed two days ago and both
bo.., wilt probably accept their reports. As no other
very i,ai a.tdut business remains o Dc Transacted hS
either house difficult 10 wnY an Adjournment
be reached by saturday or Monaa! ~ ih' iest
tor As.lIr Espon u C'Ueogi Proceedings s'' Second
pI.s.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
THE HdlTIIN REPUBLIC.

The steamer Cleopatra arrived in port yes
crIay frcu Port-au-pruc', with adyices rom HaytL
Al the opening session OF the National Assembly on the
l7tn nit the election ~ President OF the Republic was
prJeccdcd With. gen. BoSTond Canal WAS the unanl-
nous choice o. the assembly, and the news of his elcc-
ton was received with much joy and enthusiasm. The
oath OF office was administered to President Canal the
following day From dayhrcak ui the troops Of the gar
r,on were IN notion and 1t a. ~ took up positions on
all side, %! The Nat.oua! Hail. TIA" Chambers assembled
nt 10 on tie morning OF the 18th Iit The diplomatic
corns the Archbishop OF rortauPrucc, the clergy the
military authorities and the different attaches OF the
Government occupied places in the Chambers. Gen
Canal arrived in the dress OF simple citizen from his
private residence little after 10. He was accompanied
by his colleagues OF the Provisional Government His
arrival was greeted with the firing Of cannon the beat
ing Of drums and music from the bands ot the troops
lie WAS introduced to the Chamber by dcputatiOn
from the National Assembly. The Chief of state
made an address TO the neWlyciectcd Presl-
dent in wlch he expressed the confidence
The people placed in his patriotism and ability.
Al the conclusion Of the address Gen. Canal took the
oath OF Office. sdyO OF iUl cdEnOls announced the
fact 20 the inhabitants the capital. The Assembly ad-
ourncd at n and proceeded, with President Canal.
10 the Catholic cathedral Al the close Of the religious
services the President accompanied by the members of
the National Assembly repaired the National Palace
whore addresses wCro made by Cen LYs aud several
other Deputios and Senators. The President drove
through the city In the afternoon ana every where on ms
route tie recipient ot enthusiastic rauois Lac
city was illuminated IN the evening, skyrockets were
sent up and general rejoicing ndulged IN until a
late hOur ia TIE night.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
1LB4NY \.
TILE RAxrER CANAL cLAIM.

THE BAXTER CANAL CLAIM
lrRoN \ EEGULAE COHHLsrpSplNf % THL TRihrNf.
ALBANY, Aug. 9.-Ihc State Board oi Audit
held IT. regular session this morning; present Controller
Robinson, Secretary Of state BiCcow. aud Treasurer
Ross ~ the Board and Attomcy-ncEcrul Fancliid a'
tho legal adviser for the state several unimporaui
claims were presented. william A. Beach handed in tho
petition Of william Baxter. inventor OF the Baxter
steam canal boat for the award of 100000 offered hy
the state in is7l tor an invention winch should super
scdc animals as motor power Oh the canals. II
WAS claimed by Mr. Beach that the amount
Of So 900 paid Mr. Baxter on previous
occasion was merely for services rendered ~
uniting on additional boats and not any part Of the
awaId claimed under the legislative H'i commission
comro.cd Of George H. Mct tcIan, David DOVE, George
Geddcs and the then Canal Commissioners, had been
drputcI by the state mako tests of these n'ca"uh and
render a decision upon HEIy' the award could he paid
but they had failed 80 dc'crmn" to whom TIE money
belonged Mr. Beach therefore brought II before thc
present Board.
The question Of jurisdiction raised under these CIR
cunstanccs Mr B,gow being uuioI the impression that
the Commission could set make decision m io matter
and Mr. Robinson claiming that IL utterly inadequate
for the state Board OF Aud make such tests ~ these
experts were required To make and render decision
upon such u,r, ~ technical ease II Tire drty only
Of the Board 10 audit claims which had already accrued
MIR Beach insisted that III, 1u ,ldicoD was comirt'y
I'm the state Board and -..d hr would hc c"npe'h b
manlauiis the Board II they put the ci,in aside.
Attorney General fdCittid hdu that ihr uc'sloh oi
ursdictIOn could he dis u--ch on general Euiu''
a, the bill creating the board general Al ~:
,oDinson's succo son. the matter postponed u"til
the next meeting on sept. -.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
TILDEy AND HENDRICKS MEETINGS.

At meeting of the With Assembly Dis
trict Tndcu and Hendricks Campaign Club, at no l32
Essox-st, last evening - persons were enrolled "s
members The officers ~ the organization are: H. hort
man. Pr, sidcut; u. Endres, Secretary.
The German Democratic Reform club a. the ANllth
Assembly District met at No. 4l3 West Ficth-st last
evening and persons proposed Tor membership
Resolutions approving the ST. Louis nominees and plat
form were adopted
Alta meeting II the German Democratic and Reform
Club Of the With Assembly District IN kcck- Han az NO
43 Thompsont last evening resolutions were adopted
aracnnc the Republican party for the acknowledgement
oi puc affairs In the last eight years and urging every
member uf the Association tu work stcnuuuSH Tor ~
ocratc succcss IA November SPEECHES were lnhu" -!
Dr Voclker Prof Loewcnstcin and Mcssrs. Schneider
Ertlr and Hoppe.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
orAcKExBUsu 10 BE HANGED.

ALBANY, Aug. S.-The Governor to-day heard
and Of Gen. Bs,c DstrctttOrncy OF Gcnc,ec County,
the question Of delaying the execution of Thomas H.
Quackoubus charged with the murder Ia December last
Of Mrs. Norton old lady 20 years OF age, at Indian
Falls. II shown in evidence that ndcccuis ault
had been committed, and that death cnsucd tncrcron,
and the plea of the counsel for stay the purpose
of trying before the General Term the question cf intent
to commit murder while In the commission OF another
ofcnsc The Governor listened ateniiyey Ia tnc argl-
upon both sides, bat the three Judges who
pose the General Term In Gcncsec County had concrrcd
in the verdict aud the evidence appeared TO him icfuI-
able he declined TO grant the stay. In doing the
crnor took occasion 10 compliment Mr. Bccklcy young
attorney for his industry aud zeal In the defense Of
from which he could hope for no reward beyond the
approval Of his conscience. Quackenbugh will
quently he hanged on Friday next.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS.

NOMINATIONS by THE STATE CoNyENTION-GEORGE
A. FINKIESDURG FOR GOVERNOR.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-The Republican State
Convention organized here to-day by the election OF the
Hon MacOmb McMllen permanent president the
Hon Eugene f. Wege secretary, with Messrs Il. W.
Wilson j. X. Winchcll. and ID. C. Coleman assistants,
and vice president from each Congressional District
Nominations Tor Governor being In order. Geo. A.
Finkembere OF ST. Louis nominated, and notwith-
standing letter was read from that gentleman
positively declining TO be a candidate. the nOini-
nation was carried by acclanation una committee OF
President and Secretary OF the Convention appointed 10
formally notify him OF the action OF NE CONVENTION
County: Secretary Of State Eugene +. Welgc oi 81.
Louis for Treasurer Col Jom Severance Of buchanan
NNunty; for Auditor, Gen. George H. smith OF PCtlb
County, were nominated.
The Committee Resolutions reported very long
platform, of which the following is the substance:
First; That, the preservation of the Union
cOuphshed by the Republican party, so the pcrpcatCn
o. our existence "A nation and the maintenance Of civil
oeres depend apon continuance OF the power OF the
Republican party.
second That we should regard the election OF Samuel
llden 10 the Presidency Of the United States
uohai calamity, practically reOpcnlng issues settled By
MAR, Oy placing power ono whose political record
identities hin with those who hold 10 the doctrine OF
aad are opposed 10 cOercye measures 10 pre-
Lhgd; That The assumption by the Democratic Ma
paaoFm aud letters OF the candidates that the
RmocrNuc party Is party OF reform In false, and q
Sazen pIeteuse OF the Virtue which t does not pos
Of the paity "o%a S%h TO be SO by the past history
nomination Of Samuel j. TIden Who fbis reson3n pro
W cndfge at length with devotion 10 railroad com
nsscna S aSSIiIling wealth by railroad stock job cry,
sturirr, &c, &c. association with Tweed oai"toox
OF the oyra mat true reform and honest administration
& seS &nepaolean party. which has the dispostion and
EfS; Cag, gInisn sN unworthy members OF the party.
elale, mat Immigration which WAS CHECKED hy the
~''''s' " ~ pe~setacy 70 power may be RESTORED,
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10

were enrolled. Col Michael W. Byrnes presided and
William H. Baker acted as secretary
The officers of the various coored Republican assocar
tons Of the city met last evening at No. LOG West
Twenty to organize Central Couinittee.
william Freeman chosen chairman ana Wililai, y,
johnson secretary The object OF this organizations IL
stated by the chairman to take measures 10 III
struct coored voters in the political issues, anu
especially in regard to the condition oi theH
brethren at the South. In no previous campaign,
II was said. had much intelligent interest peen
shown on the part OF colOred men as IN the
present campaign. Heretofore they had not tprmeu
more than two three associations IN this city, Dnt now
there were fourteen OF the 1900 colorcd voters nearly
900 were already enrolled IL proper means were eur
ploycd the enthusiasm Of the cOorcd men wOud pe 30
aroused that almost every voter among tAel Wouu W.
November his vote for Hayes. Arrangements WI
for procuring speakers, holh wHIte hhi
cnored who are ACQUAINTED with tue condition OF iHs
in All Tie Southern States and will be taken thal All
voters i G enrolled.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
THE LOCAL DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS.
MEETING OF PROMINENT POLITICIANS At SARATOGA
PROSPECTS OF An AGREEMENT.


II is well known that prominent men IN the
TaInmany and the anTamnany factions OF the Demo
cratic party in this city have been making choI'S
for some time past to unite the TWO eie-
ments upon n single ticket for the Fall campaign
IL was stated last evening that there was good reason 10
believe that those efforts would prove successful ana
that the basis Of the proposed consolidation would be
made known in a few days A number OF the Leading
politicians, both Tammany and antTammany, have
been spending the last few days at Saratoga ana
II was stated that they had far succeeded
in agreeing upon satisfactory arrangement, that
a conference between the leaders OF the Tam
many and antiTammany factions would he heId
in this city ~ soon they have returned
from Saratoga The first step toward thlS
consultations it Ia stated. will be to agree
upon n united delegation To the state Conycnon at
Saratoga Aug. 30. political friend oi Johh hcIIS
stac, last evening thar Mr. Kelly would not IN any way
oppose the union; that he was III Hct'
In favor Of the adoption of any reaSonAb!e
measures 10 unite the party The strength 'hi'
Inc adoption Of such a measure would ada to the VA
tioua ticket held. sufficient excuse on the part ="
the members Of either faction for waving an 3ca u-
fcicnccs and uniting common ground against 'he
Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
". 7. wEBBER NOMINATED FOR GovERNOR-PREsI

W. L. WEBER NOMINATED FOR GoYERNOR-PREsi-
DENTAL ELECTORS AND PLATFORM.
DETROIT, Aug 9.-Ihe State Convention of
Michigan Democrats held to-day, g. V. H. Lathrop
presiding 1t nominated the following ticket; Governor
w. L. Webber, East Saginaw; observation-disclosures,
JuIius Houseman. Grand Rapids; Secretary Of state.
George H. House. Lansing; Treasurer j. G. Parkhurst.
Co!dwater; AuditOr-Genera +. NJ. Holloway, Hisdle
Commissioner Of Land Office, c. W. Green, Pennington
Superintendent Of Public Instruction. Zeotus Truesdel,
Ann Arbor. Presidential Electors-G. " n. Lathrop'
Austin Blair j. r. Hentzen, Alfred Y Sawyer James
Upton, Marshal L. Howell, Fred Hail. Hugh McCuTdy'
James B. Eldredge, Albert Miller Michael tlpnesan'
The following platform was adopted
First: The Democracy OF Michigan in convention as
sembled affirm their abiding faith IN the tradlilonsf
principles Of the Democratic party namely strict con
sruciion OF the Federal Constitution local segoIorn-
ment strict responsibility OF pubic 3Icals 10 the p D.
ton by Federal legislation of SPECIAL and local inter
es!s -. ,a,..t
reform in public administration shall remove from
hOnored the republic at home and disgraced II in the
sight OF foreign nations ami TO restore TO the people,
under Democratic administration just honest, cOnstl
tutional, and economical form OF government.
Third In the declaration of the principles adoped by
the National Democratic Convention at St I0uls we
recognize just and explicit statement of Democratic
principles, and an unans~erable presentation Of the
necessity Of reform in the administration OF public
affairs and We hereby declare our unqualified assent To
the same.
public servants both State and National honesty capa
bity and fidelity, guarantees OF good government
ard in our national sandard-beare!s. well in the
candidates for State officers nominated by this Con
yeuton, We recognize men who possess preenlnenty
these qualifications aud pledge them cordial sup
port 20 the end that in their triumphant election may be
nausurated the reforms demanded by Tho people and 20
essential TO the very existence OF good government
Itself
Sirfh We declare our devotion to the Federal Cons
tuOn with all It's amendments and insist that IL Is the
paramount duty OF every State Government TO protect
IN the enjoyment of all their rights AL law-sbidDg c
zens Of whatever race color and 10 bring cOnyi
tOn and punishment all persons guilty Of the violation OF
laws.
A mass meeting was held at Young Mons Hall in tho
evening, and torchlight procession of Tdcn and Hen
dricks ward clubs took place.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION MEETINGS.

The IVth Assembly District Independent Re-
publican Organization held its regular monthly meeting
at No % Madisonst, last evening and The President
Dr. Wm T. ThOus, delivered lecture on the Progress
Of Gcpulican Liberty" Speeches then made by
Mr. lie Compte Of the Ist Assembly District and Mr.
Crawford committee OF five was appointed to select
delegates for the primary meetings The association
numbers about 200 members,
At meeting OF the German Republican Hayes and
Wheeler Campaign Club Of the XVIiIth Assembly Dis
trct at No 545 Thlrd-avc last evening, IL new mem
bers enrolled. Preparations were made for rat
fcaton meeting TO be held in two weeks Thc officers Of
the organization salOmon Busche President, and
Geo sustnan secretary.
Tue Boys IN Blue OF the lat Assembly District organ
ized last evening ut No. l52 Franklin ST. aud ~ nance
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
prp1.pIIc\Ss IN THE SOUTH.

The National Committee of the Union Vet
Grams have distributed about 10000 campaign circulars
during the past two DAYS from its brad1nAio' IN tle
Fifth Avenue Hotel TIE following Is an extract from
letter which has been received by the COMMITTEE from
Gen james ID. Brady OF Portsmouth, Va commander ui
the Department Of that state
We OF the south sho true to the Government dur
lug the war and friends the ~ toli"a.fd fdrs "h'
have accepted the results Of the war ~ go"i lam nav
everything To lose by defeat IN November next. u
j. of fIT consequence 10 Lt ilitu a
mere political contest IL 'act, d"I'nl ,"yNh
he our uttcr aunihilapn. Fraud, the must glarIrr,
barcfaccd and outrageous upon the election franchise
rhhmcfuIy aud openly encouraged % t"s' No ~
admitted TO be- the best the most respectable and intel
IIrent mon IN Inc Siatr