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New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
DIsA.rrps OrF THE COAST

WAsuINGroN, d. c., Dee. 1.-THE Signal
sryis, observer ut Atlantic Cs reports to the chic;
,,n,I oiccras follows: The schooner reported agro"u"
nm Ausecom Bar last nght is tho j. II. Clements ofFlI"-
dsiupia bound from NewYor- to the Rippohannock fi
oystcrs she was odied by tie assistance OF the ne
saving crew at C3O O'Clock this morning witnodt dana
age.
Tho signal Service observer at Cape May, " j. reports
IA the chief sgHd oniser as folows The schooner
I1hrth Juues OF Philadelphia from Prily, s. ROM,
N- laden with ..anitc, ashore Oh Two MIC EraCh,
fnl miles north OF Cape May. The crew is safe ana Tie
yssr sound The crews Of LiieSiving ~ Tons Nos oS
and 80 arc trying GET her of and VIII probably sue
csCd A steamer has been sent for
CALAIS, Ne, Dec. II. "A threc-masted
selooncr OF Dtuuis Mass, S25 tons burden was cap
sized OF Wes, Quoddy Hoad yesterday Tue crew were
t:,l.pu OF agd brought T. EtStpOrt .. , 80,
di,,nastcd in PdsyaLlaqu0idy Bay.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Dee. 1.-THE schooner
rucla 8lurcusou, Galveston for Boston, loaded
with cotton has put in below here in distress she lost
br uIaiusa fyrcslll aad jib IN gale. The crew lived
or bread and water nIc days.
BosroN, Dec. 1.-THE schooner Thomas
HIM Of stonngtOn u ashore at Nauset she ls tUl OF
water ana will probably bo a tOtul loss.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
GOV HENDRICKS DID NOT SPEAK.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. l7.-Goy. Hendricks
did not address meeting at Jehersonyie on Friday
evening the ro port to tnat eject beng incorrect.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
sERyIANs AGAIN CALLED TO ARMS.

I1VNIU'i lIVIIudJ' IIV'0 I9i Io'U'
The Vienna correspondent Of The Times says the Rus
sian General Nkitne has started for servia TO take
command OF the Russian troops there and Russian
plenipOtentary. The soldiers belonging TO the active
army OF Seryia, who estimated to number
10000 have been ordered TO rjon their cOors by tho
22d OF December. The TipicS5 dispatch from Berlin
States that Gen Niildne goes 10 inspect the Seryan
army. Russian journals say only 5000 Russian youn
ers remain In Servia Nearly all The South Russian tel
egraphs are 80 damaged by frost as ~ be useless
The Standards Telegram from Pesth says IL is asserted
positively chat the Porte will abs uely refuse to cede
any territory Montenegro or servia.
Achmet Eyonb Pasha has been appointed commander
OF the Army Of the Danube.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE.

FT'hoAILbf4Si 15'ttIII1Idy IINC' to IofO'
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day the de-
bato on tae estimates Of revenue resumed. Not
witbstandlug the opposition of NJ. Say Minister OF
Finance the HOuse passed a motion by vote Of 500
against 11G supprcssing the salt. NJ. Gam
beta strong advocate OF the motion. All the
estimates voted, and the chamber adjourned to
Friday next.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18

THE THERMOMETER AT ALBANY DOWN TO 80.
ALBANY, n. y, Dec. ia very heavy gale,
oroupaued ,y snow urIes, prevailed here yesterday,
win i6e thefInunrtcr down 10 - aud 80 above zero
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
CROSN OUT IN TIE COLD.

Itsccms now to be pretty well settled That
the Democrats win not seriously insist the counting
IN Of CIon's vote ia the Oregon Electoral COLLEGE Tie
position which the moderate Of them now hold Is
that the people Of Oregon having voted Tor man who
was ineligible, the election ia bis case wa3 SJd. and
Oregon should thus be deprived OF one oi It's clrcior!
votcg The who hold this opinion vii, az Tie same
tnp Insist the rlt OF tht Hou-g, citHcr IA cUIlbnc-
lion with the senate by ITSELF to act Julcdly Un no
Gur ol wluhcr CrOnn's vote th:i q" Tie Republican
clcctor lrOu thc same district % HeiiAer sIa. De
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN COMPLICATIONS.

TIE PRELIMINARY CUNFERENCE At AN END
NoTHING DEFINITE ACCOMPILsHED--PREPA
TIoNs FOR WAR SILL IN PROGRESS.
LONDON, Saturday, Dec. 16, 1870.
A special dispatch from Vienna to The Daily
Telegraph says servia has signed her willingness 70
make proper reparaton for the recent insult TO the Aus
tsn flag in the forcble detention and searching OF
Austrian mail steamer by the Seryian police.
special dispatch from Berlin TO The Standard says;
Despite all peaceful statements elsewhere the news re
ceiyed from the conference in high political quarters
here maintains that Russc-Thrklsh is inevitable.
Russia has not yet completed her preparations and viii
endeayOr TO prOTaet the conference until her southern
army is concentrated. Private intelligence from 81.
Petersburg also states that Russia is unGeraby deter
mined to meet Immediately the grievances which have
been already INDUCED too long European peace, bus
she will 10; enter the field until she feels able to mako
n irfp q
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
LoYDOY, Dec. 17. le7G.


keuccs dlspatcn from Paris says the p0leaI sltua-
ton is somewhat clouded again In consequence Of tho
development O nOEinty the part OF the C.ertcass
and the GumDctta Radicals TO tie Cabinet. A con-
ict between the senate and the Chamber Of Deputies
also eXCltCS apprehension. The Glp6ii9Re Frd7caEse
declares the Chamber viii know, II occasion requires,
Low 10 remind AZ StiIUn his Promises.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
IrdrID,Y RECESS DOUBTFUL.

There Is great dWer-ity OF opinion among
prominent Democratic members oi tao Housc Of I.r'i-
spntaiyns on ,lr subject of hoily rgcr. oi ton-.e.
II Is a. yet uncertain Wuctcr any VIII De- ordered os Tor
what time Tho C1mmi'tcg on WAYS ana Means VII, 81
l,clr next meeting ON Tuesday, determine upon some
recommendation as to the and report TO tue
House. the general impression IS that there WI,
be an Adjournment from Friday next until tho
Wednesday after New Years. Speaker Randall and
several otacr leading Democrats, however, are known
70 favor sessions Of the House during holiday week and
their views have been strengthened by Representative
NoTrsuu's telegram from NeW-Oricaus urging thdt IN
view nf Je Die need ~ the exercise of hr power oi
the House 81 .Iust contumtclJus Witnesses INC Usual
halliday recrF. ..iuuid not ~ tIkCn.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
CURRENT TOPICS At TIE CAPITAL.
THE FRAUDS IN TIE VENEZUELA AWARDS.

THE FRAUDS ~ TIE VENEZUELA A"NfOS'
WASHINGTON. Dec. i, 1876
Investigation of the Venezuela award frauds
has begun again. A. H. Corwiue, claimant now residing
NJ Rochelle " " gave his testimony ycstcriay be
fore TIE House Committee Foreign AT rs. lie tcs;i-
fed that he had been engaged by Mr. -tlwcll, former
American Minister TO Venezuela, and ir. Tamadcc the
American Minister, To Leip in securing the pas
sage Of the bill by which the American Gov
ernmcnt was % ASSUME TIE payment oi awards
Mr. ORTIZ late American Minister TO Austria WIS then
q member d. tie House Committee on Foreign Ahars'
and ~ his suggestion Hr. CorwiUc hof he" upon se-
stn SUMMER Senator Patterson and Hr. Wood oi new
Iurk 80 CUdyagpI 90 remove then o'3r,"L tn N' 'u-
r,.ci l.y.. 4iiu hr tHt lr Hu ~ sr'ce- Win "'l ~
brc; senator summer iu particular expressed hu''elt
ccaciiy hostile tD any niou "i trt.c aNa"i- on
accoau' VI tlc fraud with Wi, turT were iahi.d 'i
toryign gnd iHlj while DE- would not charge ST. bI'
Win having received any COul sN'un Tor his sr vice
iu the matter q ncr "i 'unSrt- t' iEr
summer VI -7O, slil he would say that a''cr NT uf
Ma. advised uy lu u the reasons th iuAnrirra ~
atu., SuilLcr aud Patterson ~ ornosIns ihr OH, NJ
Ora dd Uut aIa MIS- interest or zeal m trying To secure
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18

SECRETARY CHANDLERs DISPATCHES.
-,,r t1aITr TO BE SECURE IN PAPERS AND EFFECTS
CHANDLER NOT AFRAID TO SHOW Ills Dis
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
TEIEGRAPUIC NOTES

CHry sNNE, Aug. l.-rhe famous $IlG nugget
taken from Poat, Gucb, In the Deadwood district
ceyed here yesterday.
CuCAGo Aug. i.-Capt Staunton Of the EnCi-
necr Corps started for Fort Laramie recently,
the Fort 60 day IN good health.
ALBANY. Aug. i.-Gov Tilden has granted
sre Charles Eghency who Ia have been
hanged ftiddy, the llth inst, ior murcr IN Monroe
County.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 4.-It is reported here that the
Hon Washington Booth who In living dangerously III NJ Long
Branch rendered tho President his resignation a. COT
lectUr Oi thts lCrt
BosTON, Aug. 4.-William c. Ireland, merchant
whose disappearance from Portland last fty
much anxiety. has been found IN Nlndso ~ H.
whittier hc had wandered whine Insane
QUEBEC, Aug. THE arrivals from sea during the
week have been ponul thcinqury fo tonnage con
tnes fair except London number oi Nrsscis 10 ar
rive, have been nxed that port at declining rates
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. i.-Mr. Henry II. Glfrey de-
ycrrd to-day lecture descriptive OF the state OF oregon IN
the Pacific slope Building Prof King with several members
press, made balloon ascension rom tho ENhibon
Grounds Totiay's admissions were 2l,025.
MAYyiLLE n. Y, Aug. 4.-The speakers at the
SUNDAY Assembly today the Rev L. iuIihurt
of Plsnbed. ". j.; the Rev. H. NJ HaIgiove OF Nashvlle
Frank the NewYork artist Mr. Van Lennep and the
Rev. J. :. Ostrander Of New York
SAN FRANcrsco Aug 4.-The billiard match last
nght between Sexton COO points French game
MAS won BY thirty foutb inning by 5 Pents
best were: Sextons l2O' s.osscnS 10 P"e
averages sexton - IVsx siosson lf-x
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
POLITICAL NE WS.
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS.
THE PLATFORM THEY GO INTO THE STATE Hhs'ii'


THE PLATFORM THEY GO INTO THE STATE ELECTION
WITH.
DETROIT, Aug. 4.-The Republican STATE
Convention last night adopted resolutions IN substance
follows:
The first airms allegiance and fidelity 20 inc dccaIt-
ton OF PRINCIPLES and the nominees OF the "Pup'ih
National Conventions and declares tbat the et.s VI
cep,ance Of the candidates are sure guaranty t AZ
partys record in the future in the past VIII De a
tnguishod for the preservation OF inc ohoh' II
ness lO It's financial engagements, protection 20 az ia CIV.
equality OF civil aud political rights ana 1Ironip' a'"
efficient reform In the Government service.
The second resolution declares that the history OF te
party appeals tu the patriotism OI To-Day at VIZ
Treasury exhausted III 1851 IL created uuiIni..nu nv.
financial credit; that, with eleven states ue!y
ing the National authority and "a glganuc lT
be7iicn naugJlrated, II boldly met the crisis
with patriotism aud usetulness une1hlGl IN history
that. with the rebellion closed and the Union savei
it amazed the world by it3 mastery naageeht " ~ ~
disbaAGcd armies, aud IN the cXGt0n ot Ih uiihSdIo
amnesty; that IL gave 20 race liberty dud cltiHchsup
that the magnitude or the National deb ~ Las lcueed
in nine Yeas nearly one-fOulh mat Ii mas ste"iy Ios
send the burdens OF tlxatiOn that It's fccOru s Is
character and it proud points to II as sure guarantee
futur, fidelity "a It's trusts. .., ,
TIE third resolution invites the cooperation ailu SUP
pOri OF AL farnHdcd and patriotic ihcn IN seClhE NV
election Of oar niiddes and the contlhueu sccn",lE
principles until the civil ana pollCHI Hs"a o
every ciuZcn, native foreign born BLACK OF NiS,
shall BE- respected and malnaned III every part " '"
Union . ,,..., a.,
administration of our State affairs by our pres 10 51
officials entities them 10 the gratitude OF te "'t ~
that the record of their administration, WIN lHt q. '
Republican predecessors. cannot fail TO cAtnohgr tue
admiral On Ol nil iuLr-m,nded men. ,.. 4.
TIT fftA s ~ follows We present 70 u elect"rs VI
tr s.ate the ticket this day nomi atci Ihd e:ih'suy
commend thereon ds worthy or tHt lhtu dpd
hearty support OF the people OF this Common"
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
TILDEN AND HENDRICKS.
THE FILTERS OF ACCEPTANCE.

THE LETTERS OF ACCEPTANCE.
REFORM TIE PRINCIPAL THEME OF Boih-boih
FAVOR SPECIE PAYMENTS, But Gov HENDRICKS
ASKS A REPEAL OF THE RESUMPTION CLAUSE
TIIDEN FOR ONE TERN.
The letters of acceptance OF Gov. Iilden and Gov
Hendricks are published to-day. Gov. Tilden dwelis
ppop the necessity of reform in the public service
snd reduction of taxation. He regards them as
necessary both to ad in relieving the country from
,be present hard times and to facilitate a
return to specie payments. He speaks oil
,bc Resumption act as a sham. He demands
c,l service reform, and favors the one Presidential
term idea. Gov. Hendricks demands the repeai Oh
the resumption clause of 1875 and return 10 specie
paymcnts by natural causes. He also declares 'ha'
there are enormous abuses in the public service aho
great need Of thorough reforms.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
Fatal SHOOTING Ar UNION HILL.

A DRUSKARDs CRlME-ONE OF lhE OLDEST CHI
ZENs OF UNION NIL whNtoNLY suof.
William Bette, agp 10. was shot and fatally
wounded by Henry sclwanlh, age 3d. resident oi VIII
liainsburgh IN saloon on LewsSt, near bergen Lane
ave. ia Union Hin. ~ j., at d y. IN. Yesterday
The saloon H. kept by william schwamo' brother OF
Henry. Henry at the saloon during the afternoon
drinking. lie quarrced win his sistei'-aw ana "heh
she cndeav nave him To bed ana sleep on me
cccts of tie llouor he ran into the hack yard. Mrs
sehyamb followed him. when he drew u revolver aud
fired at her twice, missing both times lie hred tbrd
time and the bail lodged IN the neck OF Wm Bette, who
had Jlst come into the saloon aud bad approached
the side door TO learn what tie disturbance was
schwamt was arrested, and while on The way 10 tc JAIL
cIose to the costac. face before his hand knocked
aown. In the jail he broke pane OF glass WITH MS nt
aud taking the pieces cut his arm with mem VI older 10
plred 20 death He sad To reporter that ne had quar-
relied with his daughter In New-iork ano came !" h"i"n
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
VANDERBILT RALLIES.

IMPROVEMENT AFTER THURSDAYS RELAPSE
EXTREME PRosrRArON FOLLOWED BY A CHANGE
FOR THE BETTER-RETURN OF CLEARNEss OF
MIND AND SOME PHYSICAL sTRENGTH-FEARs
or ANOTHER RELAPSE soOS-1HE SICK MAN
RESIGNED AND READY TO DIE-cONvERsArIoNs
WITH HIS PASTOR, HIS SON, WILLIAM H. VAN
DERBILT, AND OTHERS.
Commodore Vanderbilt rallied unexpectedly yes
terday from the severe relapse of Thursday night'
About 4 o'clock in the morning the chill which had
prostrated him wore OFF, and his symptoms be-
gan to take O more favorable turn. His
mind which had been almost obscured during
the period of danger, became clear once more
and be conver.ed freely. As the morning advanced
his bodily powers returned in a great measure TO
the condition they were in before the extreme weak
ness of Thursday. He moved himself in bed with
out assistance, his respiration was without labored
effort and his appetite came back, so that
he ate his accustomed early meal. During
the day he continued in good spirits.
at one time talking for over two hours on
matters Of Importance. Toward evening he fell
into a dozc, from which he awakened at intervals
apparently refreshed. At late hour last night his
physicians thought his condition comparatively
favorable, and that he was in no
danger of dying before morning. A
false rnmor of Commodore Vanderbilts death
startled Walst. little yesterday. but there was no
excessive excitement and it il not expected that hs
demise will cause any Serious disturbance IN the
street. Hswealth is estimated by competent judges
1T from forty to sixty millions Interesting rem
iniscences of his influence on Na-st., and his
gigantic transactions in stocks are given below.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
nEMOl VIC CONTRoL IN KlNGs COVNTl

DEMOl '\1iC CONTROL ~ KINGS COUNTY
A CrECvt.i LITTER TO THG HEADS or DEPART
MEMS CoNcEENiNG REMOVALS OF GEPU III
CANS.
The Executive Committee of the Kings
County Democratic Committee have prepared the fol-
loUlg circular letter which VIII be approved al their
most melting and copy viii be sent to all the heads Of
Geparm.nts IN Kings County uadc. Democratic control.
SIN: At late meeting Of the Executive Committee OF
tu.p.rYrrt General Committee Of Kings County, the
following resolutions adopted and Tie Undersigned
arpuutI 10 present them to TIE heads OF departments
t.rf,iu referred t.:
R-sr'r.d That ;hs committee demands ~ all Democratic
nps Co., Gtparm,u@ % ts cry and county the immediate
au.-ga ui an Iy!tbrtu 'uoH IN tavf respective ae
patua,u and d iE'i places De- hled wh competent ANA
I,aUlc democrats, Gni
WACO. such rts,luon referred to the ENccU Nc
immediate action
tftpu Fh'd U.st sDdiC the pfodp ana thtctuai accom-
r'ishu,ui Cf fly desired end. Therefore
fgir.i proper officers IN each OF the puhhc de-
c.y of Brooklyn aEd county ot kings un
t,r Deu,,Jc control b, respectfully requested 7" dsN et IN
pa ,r ratio General committee al It's next meet
.us. q ~, tI ~fu dty Uf Au, ut INST.
The r-d"ncr and compensation OF very en-
pOy. "a D.. department.
S-,"a. Iht date tie appointment OF each Of such EN-
.,. The politics # each 0; employees, whether Dem
OHs..c-,r u. jahAr1r.
The crcllar then gives at considerable length the
Irrr reasons lr this action II j. signed by A H. o.
uoru D. 4 Hulett, RHf, L. scott, y. McGrcgor steele,
and hoiras Carroll.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
HISTORY OF HENDEIcks's REPEAL LETTER

Sprc0i y. ci' 10 me h''i, - p'!g Adrftrr -
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-ihc history of Gov.
cuGrirk,, letter 10 member Of Congress, urging hin
ard others To- 90 report rJm the BanknS0ndCuftncy
Committee has A1t ~ yet been told. About the 10Th of
July state Auditor Henderson and state Treasurer NUaw
of lndIaua came 10 Washington In Mr. HehdrcAss IN
tctcst TE,y TIA the hlr!UDuyy Democrats that II was
altogether Ak idea that Gov. Hcudr ks ana The
Democrats of Indiana wanted an unconditional repeal Of
the IgsauI act thar what wanted Was repeal
or the date clause. and that The -. LJui, plat
form was ia perfect accord with Hcndrcks'S
views. They perfectly willing the committee
should rrIort NJ some time bill preparing
tnt way 10 specie resumption. In turn they were lh-
formed that il was mistaken idea that the hordmoncy
mon were rspDnshG Or the delay OF the committee I'm
rcpoTtn. ,iat Holman, Landcrs, ard others OF that k
wrr, stlou enough %, yul would, If such "a bl came
into the House. reject all hut unconditional repeal
Hendricks cuissuri"s went t. Holman and others ana
told Jhoy were not acting as they should Their
lro:rs atOrs were apparently Of no avail They re
t'rncd home about the 2Oth OF the month, and upon
hearing their report hendcks wrote on the 24th the
lr,iar the subs auce 0f which gwen In these dis
patches a week ago II il pretty wen known tnat the
letter Was address to Franklin iandcrS
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
CENTRAL AND South AMERICA

PANAMA. July 2G.-Thc lCng-eXpectrd out
break In The Caucl Ia, apparently begun On the l"h
inet 500 ~ the Couscr ge Catholic party attacked the
force. of tho tiovcrnn g., thc CITY of Ptlmrn hu1h
ing for Religion" ane "a nag Down with The Govern"
mcnt" After two hours Gghns they were repGl''L
There were 10 men killed In the afIay No prisoners
were taken scycu Of the other cities OF that state are
declared IN q state ~ siege.
Col c. NJ Totcn, ON the par; Of the Panama Railroad
Company. has contracted to lend the Columbian G"'eh
,ncut $500
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
CInAN ArrAIEH.


DFrEAUu-ES' PROPERTY CoNFiSrAr.n.
HAVANA. Aug. 4.--Ihc Government i',s ro-
ucvcd former decree dcdut. ng ior the bcnci 0i the
Treasury per cent nom the salaries i''' "A" '1'r
moneys pad 10 cmpioycs IN the civil service
Acourl.rnartal having ad,uirad toe prOpc iy TIE
dcfriders 81 the customs at Carcnas forfeited a. '
STATE the Goycrumcu. IA, issued decree carrying 'he
Judgment into eject and coufcatns the pioiciu'S OF
Miguel Qucsdda, merchant, aud ol The m'mnistiiof
cIsicr and appraiser of the 'ala'uas '"Stoh h'u'''
who were implicated ~ the iia lds.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
srArE OF TIE sILyER MARKGT


The Timcs to-day in itS financial article says:
s,l,r ,yg in demand list uigbs at ld per ounce, we
t,i ,c and FImr Indian buyers Ilvc trrd To ptt sup
lIy gf l nj brt there stock here. The impression
,,4 a. .ptc oulrt,r- tuat Germany De- holding back
b,r .uspIy fnr hichrr prices hut II j. very duunUl
,tirt irr.unuy and her supply oi silver may not he
,.. bi...r. bht tina, there must nov be- "a consider
milo genuine demand for the Ia5' b. certain.
m, Iugu~icr saNR: NgI silver ra, Yesterday tnotfI
NJ iiii To- sd nut no transactions reported IN
con. .uu,u,, % the absence Hf supple
T.i.IEuii- from India auuovu'c that tN'L"uSc hh-
risen tu IT.. sd. per rupee.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

NY RrpUBuCANs-rHE NEWS RECEIVED WITH
CHERrs.
IvpI,N,PoIIs, Aug 4.-The Hon. Benjamin
Harlan Of tli, city was una limousy nominated by
the Republican state Central Corrtc" FOR Governor in
place OF Godloye Orth, declined Twelve ot tue thirteen
committeeman were present Adyiccs were received
fon 4s counties by telegraph, 81 Of which expressed
decided preference for Mr. HIrl.on, The Others beng
willing 10 acquiescc in any nom!a2tiyn the committee
Iptslt make All Insisted that the committee sLluld
t,nke the nomination and not ca.lH state tOnY,n,tcn
Nothing ~ known 10 whether NJ Ha1isOn VIII acc'p
or not i5 cut of tho city, ana np ohc 7 D"h dne 70
communicate with him during u" 'iny. lie returns nome
omorrow however. aud IL IL generally believed by MS
ricuds that hc will accept large crowd nl piomhen
Republicans were WaIting 10 i'r the commit tees re-
port ana when announced II received with cheers
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

Hill 70 acc II his sStcr would give him lodgings Sne
refused and they quarreled Bette interered anu "'
shot him. ,,.o -, poroen
line-aye. He was unconscious AZ o:oV y; p;;,nrc m,
was no hope of his recovery. Mr. Bette IL one OF tle
pioneer settlers at Union Hil and has Wiz. po1 o W
children Henry Schamb has wife ana four chureh ~
WilliamsbuIgh The youngest child. iitiic Rit eit
With him TO Union I'M, and during The exciteneht ma
followed the shooting, disappeared ana nHs noi fpon
been seen. Schamb has always had bad reputation oh
account OF his temper.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
rol. Prince, Secretary Of the National Dem

ocratc Committee, who's nca.llastcrs nc AT the E'-
c.e,t House left The city lac; cE"hng for Boston Whcre
lie is expected 20 remalu cu, 90. middle OF next week
\ meeting the Natic; 'rmMt"c VII he held ~ the
Everett Hanfc ncS We ir. Among the callers yes
tcIday W. l.. Scott Oi Lvtr, PcHn
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
Dr,Tu OF VI. WnIOWsKT.

PAhis Friday, AuE {. 1870
The IouYy.er Il. France announces tA1 Icafh
of = Lou. wolousa the distinguished writer on point.
cal economy.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
MR. ,.OEsHENaa FOR GOVERNOR.
...FALo Y. Y. Aag. 4.-l'he Butat0 Dem

..-.. .hl dug German Democratic newspaper Of
..... e.. 1fi, in a leading editorial tonight pre-
,... o. . .ru, u Ltsut.-GUy Dorshemer fol Governor
ia, ..fu p u.gts his nomination.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
.:N. BUTLER AND CONGRESS

b. .<, Aug. i.-Ou Wednesday next a letter,
Will ... ru.uatdrss viii De published, asklu- Gen
Eut.. ,. ..Ii The OF HI. Lame candidate for
t'r,lgrt-, ... the Lowell District No nppIchcnsions
nrc f. lDat e. viii dee me
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

LoSuos, Frlaj Aug {. ie7G.
4 heavy gale prevailed on t.' coasts OF
efa,aId auL N.r .hcrn g. -ltri ycs'caa Several ca'-
.ua.,.,. are rcru!trd. W4tA some l1s. OF lIt,.