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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
rFIFgRAPHIC NOTES.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Aug. 2.-Walter Harrington
OF this cty the Charm Of the Prohibition
tee the missing ID. L. yelling.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. AT tO-nights session of
the National Educational Institute Prot J. w. Shoemaker
lecturcd on How 10 say Things"
SAN Francisco, Aug. flames X. Keene reiter-
ates in The Chronicle TODAY the favorable opinion o. The
mines expressed In recent dispatch taken from
The cold Hil NeLoG
SAN Francisco, Aug. 2.-The GOO points French
earom game Of billiards between Sexton and DAILY last NIGHT
wns Won by II points the 3lst inning Tho
greatest runs seion l9; DAILY 1884, The averages
we're: sexton. l9llIsi DAILY, LISA
SAVANNAH, Ca. Aug 1.-Two bales of new cotton
received here today one OF Georgia ana the other OF
FLORIDA growth They were consigned TO W. lathrop Coz
And ,od AT 5c Georgia bale and 5c for the F1da
The nIst bales year yel Oh tie 3ls VI July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.

NAsnINGTON, Wednesday, Aug . 1876.
The bill reported by senator Boutwell, to-day from the
Select Committee on the Civil Service provides that on
and after dato which is left blank the existing pension
agencies shall be discontinued, and all the duties inn
posed by law regulations on the several pension
agents shall thereafter be performed by the Treasurer OF
tho United states at Washington. The bill further pro
vidcs that facilitate the payment OF pensions IN this
manner the Treasurer may designate suncent number
of clerks 10 sign the checks for him, and TIL checks thus
signed shall be paid By tho officers Of banks on which
drawn.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has this day Instructed
the various subTreasury officers throughout the country
TO pay out silver exchange for lcGaender notes
and in ordinary disbursements Of the Government, IN
compliance with the third section OF the "svcr bill
t3o ralcdl approved July D. 1876. The redemption OF
fractional currency In silver viii continue rs heretofore
President has signed the acts Of Congress providing
for the temporary expenditures Of the Government for
continuing the Government printing, ana TOT the iNes
CATION OF the subject OF Chinese Immigration
Cen Green b. Raum, the new Commissioner OF internal
Revenue qualified this morning and Immediately en-
tered upon the discharge OF his duties.
For REGULAR Report Of Congressional froeedng' see E1h
IhgeD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
NORTH CAROLINA VOTERS.

GEN THOMAS l.. CLINGMAN's EXPECTATION OF III
DES's SUCCESS IN THAT srArE-rHE NEGRO
VOTE.
A reporter Of THE TRIBUNE called on Gen.
Thomas L. CIinguan OF North Carolina, at The Newloih
Hotel Yesterday to obtain his views to the political
feeling and prospects In North Carolina Gen Cingmah
thought It somewhat too carly 70 hazard decided
opinion but he said That he had little doubt Ildcn
would carry North Carolina by majority Of 10000 or
10 600, unless the Republican party should resort 10
fraudulent voters and ballotbox stung II these prac
tees had been employed In 1872, MIR Greeley would
undoubtedly have carried the state All classes in North
Carolina desired change in the administration OF the
National Government, which had wrought such great
evils in the South. Gen. Ciiugman said that he did not
question the motives Of Gov Hayes, expressed In his
letter OF acceptance, aud thought that II elected, lie
would earnestly endoayOr TO carry ont his promised
forms but PARTY pressure would be too strong for him.
and ne would be compelled to succumb to it's influences
Furthermore he was put forward the candidate OF
party which, since the termination oI the war, had
done all it, power 10 Keep awe sectional
Issues A. arrayiug the Moth against the South.
Tildcn popular Ia h"ith Carohha' ana Wonid
undoubtedly poll large vote in November There was
a prevailing belief IN NcW-EnRland and The MlddIe
states, that ii common llHcilce throughout tue
south 10 inmidac negroes from voting TINS opinion
was totally erroneous, far applied TO North Carolina
Gen Cnlnnan said he had never known Ol buCh Il case
of intimidation in that State. ON the cOltNry, sO-calcd
negro Leagues" had done all in their power To prevent
bv threat. and other the continually increasing
class of cODrcd voters DESTROYS Of voting the Democratic
ticket from following their convictions. Unless these
Icagcs were agaIu formed, large part or the cOOICd
vote would be cast for Tden in November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

MR. MORRISON FAILS TO OFFER THE EXPECTED
REsOLUIOY-THE DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAY
OF ADJOUENING EARLY.
IEY TELEGRAPH TO the TRIEUSFl
WASHINGTON, Aug. Notwithstanding the vote
Of the Ways and Means Committee yesterday direct
ing its Chairman to report n resolution fixing the
time Of final adjournment on Monday next the reSo-
luton not brought into the House to-day and
10 steps were taken toward bringing the present
session of Congress TO a close After the day OF all
journmcnt is fixed, and during the last five days OF
the session. II is in order under the rules of the House,
for any member to move to suspend the rules at
any time after tho morning hour, thus making those
days a continuous succession OF Mondays IN egisla-
tive practice. The experience of both Republicans
and Democrats on the last two or three Mondays
has not been such as to make tho Representatives of
either party anxious for this rule to go into opera
ton. 1t is understood therefore that Mr.. Morrison
has concluded 10 postpone reporting his resolution
until Friday or Saturday, in order that the time be-
tween its adopton aud the final adjournment may
be- as brief as possible.
Ii il by no means certain that the Senate will
agree 10 the House resolution fixing the time of adj
jourumcnt after is passed by that body. Senators,
general thing, have not much to cali them
home AT this of the year "a Representatives,
who find it necessary first to look after their nomi-
mating conventions and secondly, If they are for
tunatc enough 10 be placed upon the ticket to take
charge If the campaign. Several Important matters
still remain TO be disposed Of in the senate before
that body will consent To an adjournment. One OF
these is the report Of Mr.. Bou,wel's Committee on
the Condition OF Affairs in Mississippi, which viii
be made on Saturday next, and which the senate
will naturally desire to debate at considerable
length before taking action upon il.
Many Of tl.c Republican Senator's also feel that
the House has been responsible for the unusual
length Of the session this year. II is now their turn
10 have something to say about tie time of ADJOURN
mcnt II would not be at all strange If Mr. MorrI-
sons rcsolutIon provided It should bo sent to the
Senate the last of thi, week should Toe referred oa
committee or laid upon the table and allowed to
rest there for the present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
GOV. BUlLocWs VIEWS ON THE CAMPAIGN

4 LACK OF ENTHUSIASM POSSIBLY DUE TO THE
FINANCIAL DEPREssIoS-THE INDEPENDENT
ELEMENT-wEIGTT OF THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
Ex-Gov. Bullock of Massachusetts,. who was
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday, expressed 10
TRIBUNE reporter in substance as follows his views Of
the political situation:
II is surprising that excitement or enthusiasm
has been manifested in the campaign | am informed by
persons residing in different parts Of the country thai
lacE OF enthusiasm. almost lack OF interest is every
where noticeable. II so in Washington 1t is said to be
go In New-York; am certain that 1t is the case IN
Boston and in Massachusetts, generally Ratification
meetings have been held by representatives Of both par
Ties In Boston, hut. though good many prominent men
were present. there was little prevailing interest
toia by gentleman prominent In Massachusetts poll.
ucs who was present at the Republican ratification
meeting that beyond AL doubt the name OF Mr. Blaine
ment0ned by neof the speakers was received with
moro real enthusiasm than the names OF the candidates
not know how 10 account for this apparent inder
except on the ground that che embarrassment and
FINANCIAL depression universal the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
DaNocRITrc CAMPAIGN CLrns.

There are two active Democratic ofEanHa-
tir. n the iowa of Er-f.hrs,,r Oucis ,ai'G hc Cen
tcgu,a Camu,i.u Club wifi George %. cra ord Prc.i-
don't. Fdg.rd T,'ttu-,-. -eic'irs j. o. Bum. fr'Is
urcr Tho ot,r g. known tlir .dgu .Hi II H''. -
Dsr,,r.f- ,grb ~ Isfrh ,'r,. vih ''.n H'f. J. '-i
dent: George Tr,dr. ,r,tlIy john IusHH Treasurer
MONT ,Irr..-.. ,,.r. u.d. Nf e. l. N-tl'Ifn.
81 i k...u,,iy D. Irtf niger aud VI. slater About 100
,- y, Ir1 I. enrol ,i tuoir utU.s 81 iurinhtI~
~. f.I.si. officers have been elected uy e. Union
TiIira and U.udrcs4 Reform cub ut Wet lI""b, % 3
il,.i,i.pf Gsorg, Bruce: Nc.P.,d"ui-, j. w. WALSH.
/ -t..I.r s NUrair. and Jtlu DWNrr; 10 rnIt'nr sec
act ~, Peter ,k,.-uG .puudiys ~.'.'i!' i'"-
cr,t schneider. Treasurer, Herman Brrusiu-.
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GOOD RESULTS or BELKNAP'S TRIAL.
REPORT or THE MAEAGERs 10 THE HoUSE-A riHN-
crLE OF VITAL IuPOErANCE ESTABLISHED.
M

prpnrr ar THE MANAGERS 10 THE HOUSE-A lHiN-
clrLE OF VITAL IMPORTANCE ESTABLISHED.
IGENERAL PRESS DisPArcHl
W.suIyGToN. Aug. The following report oil
the impeachment trial was made to the House To-
day by Mr.. Lord, on behalf Of the Managers:
the Managers on the part OF the House to conduct the
pcachmcnt against william W. Belknap. late Secretary
., wr r,sn,ctfully report that the defendant, William
" Beuap has necn acquitted the articles presented
AGAINST him. less than twohrds Of the Senators present
voting Guilty" The final vote was o.; 81 oi TIC zen
otors voted equity" % Not guilty. Tor want oil
Jurisdiction, one Not guilty." and one crllcNeua Po
ton OF the articles OF impeachment; ana stated that the
onues charged In ohor Of the articles were not proven
beyond reasonable doubt Tie question OF Jurs cuoh
r,isd Inv tbc Mica of the defendant the first point
,r.srnted 10 the Court Of Impeachmc. AFTER pro-
,cted and exhaustive argument the Court held thdt II
had jurisdiction Notwithstanding the resignation " inc
defendant and the Managers proceeded 10 prove INC
fG.nsr. CHARGED IN the articles of impeachment; ana
after proving them cOnclusFty 'I"t oi''! wv ''
tors In any manner questioned the glt OF inc
the minority OF the Senate refused to be governed by the
deliberate Judgment Of the majority tia IL hau JIsdc
finn and u the form and mode before referred TO- pre-
yeut,d the conviction OF the defendant While eKercs-
ING the power to vote Not guilty. 1t was practically
asserted that there converse 10 the proposoh'
and therefore, that Senators had no eg sh' u 'o'o
Guilty" however satisfied Of tue gut oi the hccuseu
Notwithstanding tins result the Managers believe that
reot good will accrue from the impeachment aud trial
a, tho defendant I has been settled thereby that per
sons who have held civil office under the United States
arc mpeachabe and that the Senate has jurisdiction to
try them. although years may eapse before the dis
covery Of the ocnse Oenses subectns them TO I'M
parchment. To such may hereafter DO among
the civil officers Of tho United States who nave no higher
plane of integrity than tho rule that honesty Is the
best policy "and It is conceded they are comparatively
,e,ytbs decision will be a constant warning that i'm
pcachabe ocnses though not discovered for years. may
result In impeachment conviction, and public hsgrace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

Mr. BLAND HoPfLr-,IY URGING his MEASURE on
THE uoveE-riGITfN" II WITH FiLihuslLIa>"'
!EY rELsGpArH To- rnE friu,"tI
W,sir.arp~. Aug. Tile House accomplished
mo- wcr, today The morning hour was spent IN
tlinustcring on the Bland Silver bill, which has
been managed by the representative from Missouri
with conspicuous inability iic must have perceived
from the first that long as the opponents OF ms
Lul could muster enough votes 10 call the Yeas ana
Nays they could prevent him from getting Note
mon it, The only course that was LETT HIM, there
,r # hc hopcd TO pass his hIl was 10 allow II To
III. omen for debate and amendment. This he has re-
fused 10 do and the result is that the hlibu7eHng
NAV bc continued indefinitely. The opponents ol
the bill were mustered yesterday under the lead OF
Mr. Kas-on, but Mr.. Hewitt of New-iork, from the
Democratic side Of the House after attempting To-
day 70 get an opportunity 10 make speech on the
question, took charge of the dilatory motions winch
ocrupied the time until the close of tie morning
hour.
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NATIONAL. DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
TO rEtss THE CAMPAIGN WITH
yIgDr.


AhOut thrtc-!ONIITs OF VIC HVHU'I' UI Nv
National Democratic Committee net nj noon Yesterday
o, rir ron in the Everett House IA private session.
I'm the absence ~ the Chairman AhEm = Hewitt, the
Hon. John j. Priest OF Missouri was made temporary
chairman general expression of the views 81 those
present in regard 90 the prospects of the campaign
was given and great confidence was mani
tested in the success OF the Democratic
,itt Tho Committee passed upon and approved al
Tint lad been done by us Executive Committee ana
adopt,d resolutions expressive OF a determination 1"
carry on tie campaign from tho present tim" unt me
dar Of election with the utmost ,iror The Committee
then adjourned 10 meet again in this city on sept II
+ e. Executive Commute" wlll Zoe 100 session uay ~ '"'
E..rCii House ami 90 No. % lib riy-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FRESH DISTURBANCES IN MOROCCO.

NAEsITLLES, WcduVsI AUG :, Is1U.
Intelligence has been received from Morocco
of fr,sn disturbance. The Ghan tribe refused 10 fur
nish Their military quota. The Emperor marched against
them His forces were surprised ut night IN an ambus-
cade and the Emperor himself mario ~ escaped captare
ytstcd the country ~ Ghilaus aud sold the wo-
men and children captured into slavery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
CONTROLLER GREEN FOR GOVERNOR.
NE r. PROPOSED AS A CANDIDATE BY CITIZENS OF


TIE With Ah5tMDLI DInIhIOT'
Several hundred business men OF the With
Assembly District met last evening at Broadway and
Cntonpace TO take measures TO present the name Of
Andrew H. Green the present Controller to the coming
Democratic State Convention for Governor OF ths state
william H. steyens was elected President and Charles B
Uol,nes Secretary. Gardner White offered preamble
and resolutions which were adopted setting forth that
the man who "in these degenerate times successfully
eombas the demon Of corruption in Its death throes Is
Ike AN oasis In cesert" and by saving millions upon
millions 10 his fellowczens deserves the inquest con
Green the friend and cosdiutOr OF Samuel j. lllde mas
kept pace with him in his battles Of reform agasi inc
late Tweed Ring; that the appreciation OF his srdnous
and successful services leads tho citizens OF tho Win
Assembly District Ia recommending m Tor Inc ONCE VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
NOMINATIONS 70 CONGRESS-.

BDpEforD, Ne, Aug. 1.-The lst Maine
District Democratic Convention was held here to-day
samuel j. Anderson Of Portland presiding John NJ
CoodW Of his city was nominated the hrst ballot
RECEIVING 30 Of the I'll votes cast
Sr. LoCls. Aug. The Republicans of the
Xth Congressional District Of this state nave iehomi
mated II. ". Pollard for Congress.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Aug &c. a. Dcbrulcr
was nominated for Congress Dy the Republicans here to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
RIFLE SHOOTING IN CANADA.

TORONTO, Aug. 2.-The competition for tho
selection OF Canadian rifle team To compete at Creed
moor Is IN progress here on the garrison common, aud
will be- continued two more days. Tie members Of the
Australian team which to take at CrcedmOor
on their way Toronto. and II is understood VIII 10
present ard part the matches al the ontario Rno
Association, which will begin here Oh the 2Jth Inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
CRIMES AND CAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

HUDSON, N Y, Aug. 2.-Mrs. Thomas Platner,
coored this city, drowned from Calsk excursion
overheard saved but the body OF MIS- Patner
was recovered
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-Mr Thomas NJ. Grgs6y,
wei, known citizen Fairfax County Va who resided near
Contreve stricken with apopexy while sitting on ms
front steps and fell breaking his neck
LITTLE Rock Ark, Aug. "a negro named Chris
Porter. spring H Hampstead County, OUTRAGED w.e
girl SATURDAY night The next day Porter Was arrested anu
when Hope met w crowd VI pen VINO tooA Anu
hans I'D A 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
o,-nnn,,r rorrcs Al rnr CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON Wednesday, Au-. =, 1876.
The Senate Committee on Privileges ana
Elections 10 reporting the petition Of the heirs q the
lat. senator ba,tlu OF Arkansas. Say they hnd from
uuquet enable ,idrncc tuat the charges OF diSoyry
and conspiracy against the Government on which the
erU resolution OF july II, 1851, eNpc.ing him ana
MN, th,r senator, was based, yrrc regards Mr. Sc
ba-lu. merely matters 90 suspicion and micrene' Inc
CHARGES wcro wholly 'oUn!el a. t. iar except rs tn
tn senator, during the preceding seven daA,
which proved 90 have been unaN odahe anG was h"i ol
if.rf am .Nuu-pry o.u,c. Tucy Ld, also, that d" WAS
an earnest opponent of secession and remained dcFotody
ll,al 10 me tutc states during his entire lifetime As
ufI i,u ration Tor the injury done him hey Therefore
recommend ;hr auuumynt of bis expulsion, aud provide
Tor the PAYMENT ~ IL, salary Tor the balance OF his term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

To settle this principle yitaly important i'll securing
the recie OF the Of officers referred TO- IL WORTH
infinitely more than all the time, labor and expense Oh
the protracted trial closed by the verdict OF YESTERDAY
The trial and discussions have presented to Inc puoc
mind clearer views Of official accountability ana deVe
Opcd the higher requirements Of an advancing puOnc
sentiment All of which is respectfully submitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
GopLovE 5. onrws DEcLINArIoN


4 LIyf,roy OF srNTWE,T - TIE EErtEi''hN
r>RlY - G>pIA>A LEAD, 10 lI' WITHDRAWAL
rEuu rnE HEAD oF me TICKET.
TNpIiS,puII-, Aug. "A special from
Iatysfi, 10 The Jouuoi SAWS the following letter has
u.t been handed 10 the Chairman of the Republican
stat Cyutra' Committee:
LAFAYETTE. Ind Aus. ..
DEAR SIR: Feeling satisfied. alter q is!i consultation
,i,u guur- lI auI o'..y Ir,uds 100 "h'I,hi pare UT
~. ~ o. That shall MT receive The tied support az
fh, Rem ..au rlrfy c-- uilIl 20 huc't-- ia tI' i
,,I,l.iu' election .rr,by tender sou my de'iH''.,"
a. , riudi lat. FOR GusrgIor Win best WISHES Tor 'H'
'"'''' W va .GuutoyEe E. OLfu.
To Col G. ". Tricdicy. Chairman Of tue Republican
state Central tummIftcc.
In view of Nj O-th's drcln1ton the Chairman 81 The
Republican stat, central Committee hds issued the io'-
wing call:
.P,u,,- ar pIrl.EIr.,s -r,rE CrNrEN CpNWTTtr.l
IspIANAroIIs. Ind, Aug. ..
The Hon g. =. OIth having tcni'r"d hlH Ic-sn'"h -
"a candidate fu. Governor, Iuc state central '"'u"''
il hereby invited 10 81 Ga" rooms ~ IL" COMMIT e
I'M In lirtuoiis on Friday, Aux T. At o'clock r. m TO
az. action upun the SAID dccluatiOn. q. d. iILbLLf
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INTERESTING COPYRIGHT CASE.

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. I'm the Court OK
Chanccry yesterday motion made for an injunction
or,ins, Belford Bros 10 restrain them from publishing
samuel Sunless last work, Thrift without having
given notice to tine author his English publisher Tho
defendants claim that they have the rgt to do 80 under
rho new Couyright act The case will be argued on the
2gh inst The decision is looked for with interest Dy
lLrntLn .hnrs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
CURRENCY ISSUED AND RETIRED.
The Controller of the Currency has made a

The Controller of the Currency has made a
statement showing the issue aud retirement Of National
Bank notes and clcnder notes under tie acts OF June
20. 1874, aud Jan. i, 1875, 20 Aug l, 1870 The
amount OF National Bank circulation retired and sur
rendered from Jan IT, 1878, ~ Aux l, 1876, was $50,
Ga- 400 The amount issued between the same dat :
WIS ~l5t1J 800, showing decrease OF National Bank
circulation or - ~ u3j. The amount Of LEGAL tenders
,l.pa~tcd from Junc ~. 1874 including S3~l5G75 on
uo,t al that date, to Aug. t. 1876, for The purpose OF
retiring ,toual Bunk circulation, wJs S6l,j9plil OF
which amount -3J,5lO3i9 remained on deposit Aug. l.
lSTG The additional circulation issued since jan H.
ioTj was 800. of which amount 80 per cent IN
Is,, tender notes. Sl2,3~O.112, has been retired
leaving the amount ot lcsaltendeg notes outstanding
,ug. l. 1876. O9,Gl9.22o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
GENERAL CAMPAIGN NEWS.
GOV. TILDEYs LETTER AGAIN DELAYED.
THE FINAL. CONFERENCE WITH GOV. HENDRICKS
POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY-Gov. HENDBicKss
YETTFR PREPARED
frY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEI

poSTpoNFD UNTIL FRIDAY-GoV. HENDRlChss
LETTER PREPARED
fey TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBuSE1
SARATOGA, " Y, Aug. 2.-The Democrats of the
.onntrv u,nst wait at least till next Saturday, and
nossibly tll Monday for Gov. Tden's letter of ac-
ceptancc The Governor was expected this evening
at 9 o'clock and large circle of politicians waited
at the United States Hotel TO receive him. Consid-
erabe excitement prevailed, and great disappoint-
mept was felt when messenger appeared and an
nounced that he was not on the train The messen-
Ger bore a note TO Gov. Hendricks from Gov. lliden
stating that Che latters brother was dangerously
sick at Lebanon, % rsiles from Albany, ana re-
onesting that the conference over the letters DE
nostponed till Friday. Gov Hendricks has his let
Tor prepared but will not publish ii till he has con-
tarred with Cow Tilden. There is feeling mere
that Gov Tilden had not fully elaborated his letter.
and that the sickness of his brother, while giving
him more time is very unfortunate as the delay is
llelv 10 diminish still more the waning interest Ill
his Interpretation of the Democratic platform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. "A. II. Colquitt was
dominated by arcamrtion for Governor h} thr Demo
.ri. si,i. convention to-day Join w. WoncrI aud A.
T. IVtnu were nominated FOR Presidential LlcctOsat
Large and u. and L. ). Cartel aS alter
uatv4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
RI-NoREp RESIGNATION OF JovELLAR

HAVANA, July pa rumor is current here
that Captaiu-GencIa Joyelar has sent in his resignation
The reason given is that the Home Government wished
him to oss over his report on Valmaseas conduct and
CONCEAL dscredtable 10 tie latter This he
.t., To- IN