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THE INDIAN TROUBLES.

THE STORY OF CUSTER'S DEPEAT-SARRATiVb
OF CURLY, THE ONLY SURVIVOR OF THE ILL
FATED BAEB-How THE ATTACK WAS MADE
DESPERATE FIGHTING OF TIE TR0oPs-cUR'
LY's ACCOUNT OF HIS ESCAPE.
NEW YORK, July 26.-The New York He
raid has communication from Bismarck,
D. r., dated July II, from an officer high IN
command OF the forces operating against
the Indians. The writer says the Crow In
dian, Curly, is believed to be the only sur
yiyor OF the $50 men who went into action
with Custer. He is very clear In his know
ledge OF the fight, and has made Q state
ment.
He went down with two other Crows, and
went into action with Custer. The Gene
raj. he says, kept down the river on the
north bank four miles after Reno had
crossed to the south side above. Clusters
object was to cut Off the Indians. He
thought Reno would drive down the valley,
and at the same time attack the village on
two sides, he believing Reno would take u
at the upper end, while he (Custer) would
60 In at the lower end.
DASH FOR THE FORD.
Custer had to 90 further down the river
and further away from Reno than he wished,
on account OF the steep bank along the
north side, but at last he found o ford ana
dashed for it. The Indians met him ana
poured in q heavy fire from across the narrow
river, Custer dismounted to fight on loot,
but could not get his skirmishers over the
stream. Meantime. hundreds Of Indians on
foot and on ponies poured over the RIVER,
which was only about three feet deep, and
flied the ravines on each side OF Clusters
men. Custer then fell back 70 some high
ground beyond him and seized the rayines
In his Immediate vicinity.
CUSTER SURROUNDED.
The Indians completely surrounded Gus
ter and poured terrible fire on all Sides ICY
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
WOUNDED BY AN EDIToR-FAHURE-ENdL
REMQNSTRANCE.

WOUNDED BY AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REMoNsTRANCE.
LONDON, July 26.-A Paris special says It
is reported that n. Francois, member OF
the Commune, has been seriously WOUNDED
in a duel at Geneva by N. Vermesch,' an
editor.
Thomas Barge & Brothers, merchants OF
Manchester, trading with the river Platte,
have failed. Their liabilities are placed at
The Ne,ns' Rome special says italy demands
explanation from the Khediye in c0nse-
ouence of extortions practiced By the Emir
OF Zeila on the Italian Central African expe-
dition.
The GauloiS has st. Petersburgh spe.
cial stating that England has demonstrated
with Russia upon the proceedings OF the
Moscow Sclavonian Commission.
GREAT FRENCH NATIONAL EXHIBITION AUTHOR
IzED-WAR-A0SEY.
VERSAILLES, July 26.-The Senate has
adopted the bill authorizing the National
The Chamber of Deputies have voted a.
million and a half dollars for the expenses
Of the War Department.
ROTATION IN THE FRENCH SENATE.
ERsAILLEs, July 26.-The senators be-
longing to the Right definitely agreed to-day
to elect successfully Legitimist Alarmist,
and Bonapartist candidates to vacancies
which will occur as the present life-senators
die of.
,CANOSIZATION OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.
PARTS, July 28. Cardinal Donett, Arch
bishop OF bordeaux, whose see includes
norton of the West Indies, has written TO
the Pope, urging the can0nization Of Chris
topher Columbus Estatetta.
The Eastern WAR.
RUxoRED WITHDRAWAL OF sERyIAs TROOPS
! TO THEIR OWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pro-
BABLE.
LONDON, July 26.--A Vienna special says
the Seryians intend withdrawing from all
positions to within their frontier. The pre-
yailiny opinion is that the Turks Will not
follow them thither.
This condition fs fay0rnble TO an armts-
tice. There is great depression In the Ser
yian troops.
Other adyices say Abdul Kerim intends
to force his way 70 Kraguieyats, where he
will dictate terms.
LoNpoa, July 9e.-The DaIy Net1s's
Belgrade special says: "The Seryia!i Wsr
has virtually collapsed. Heneeforth the ag-
oressiye Ia quite abandoned The deepest
despondency reigns In Belgrade. have
some reason to believe that the onef of
mediation on the part Of Great Britain
would bc fayofabIy entertained BY Fsinc0ss
Milan's advisers, though I have fears eEey
are victims 70 Russian intrigue.
i GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED gRIpAY.
LONDON, July e6.--A Ntfs Vienna spe-
ciai says q great battle Is expected Friday
near Widdin, where the Turks have y, 900
troops.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

"a On all sales of Real Estate n1dde oes~een
the LIST Of january and last Of June the ta1esJoT
the present year haze to oepaad oy ythe purcAass.
On all sales made bet,oee the 1st Of July and last
Of the year the tares haze to be paid by the seller
fTbis custom was adopted about lfteen yearsaga
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, ana aP
piles to Richmond and vicinity.l
RICHARDSON g. CO., 6 P. M., two building lots,
with q small framed dwelling thereon, on the
west side Of ThirtteSh between and streets.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES q Co, 9 P. n, framed gweli-
ing on Beverly street between Pine ana bei'l-
dere.
RICHARDSON & CO., P. H., 1--WE building lots on y
the northwest corner OF Twenty-si1th ana
Streets, Church Hill.
n 7. sAMPsOE, IL A. NJ, lease Of valuable coal
mines aud personal property for sale at auction
in Powhatan county. as
COOK q LAUGHTON, 10x A. n, ROSEWOOD piano
F i and guitar. }s
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STANLEY HEARD FROM.
TRIBE OF WHITE AFRICANS.
SUMMER SNOW STORM.
THE ExTRADITroN TREATY.
MUDDLE PROFOUND.
WAR BULLETINS FROM THE EAST.
xLIvTH CONGREsS--Frst Session.
WASHINGTON, July 26, 1876.

SENATE.
The impeachment trial was resumed i'm
mediately upon the assembling OF the Sem
ate, and the arguments were concluded.
The court iourned to II O'Clock to-mor-
row, when the Senate will probably retire
to discuss verdict.
Twelve hundred extra copies OF the Mis-
sssippi investigation evidence and reports
were ordered to be printed.
The river and harbor bill was called up in
order to place it before the Senate as unfn-
ished business tomorrow.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr.. Morrison, chairman Of the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported back the Sen
ate bill authorizing the Secretary Of the In
terror to deposit certain Indian trust funds
in the United States Treasury in lieu of in
vestment. Passed.
The House then proceeded to consider
the Virginia contested-election case OF Platt
Us. Goodc, and was addressed by Mr.. Town.
send, of New York, in support OF the ma
iority report. After speeches by Mr.. Tuck
er, of Virginia; Mr.. Goode, Of Virginia,
the sitting member; and by Mr. Platt, of
Virginia, the contestant, the matter went
over. Adjourned.
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opinion that the Senate W
authorizing The, coming Of
nakiuu n q 1oooI fnnfior Sns
ass the bill
s1..- 1~Y9~-

opinion that the Senate W ass the bill
authorizing the coming Of liver dollar,
making 1t legal tender for twenty dollars.
It Is stated that President Grant and Gem
erals Sherman and Sheridan favor the re-
cruiting Of regiments to war standard
with six months men.
Green B. Raum, Of Illinois, has been
nominated Commissioner OF Internal Reye-
nue., Uice Pratt.
In the caucus the majority OF the senators
spoke in favor Of dropping the river and
harbor bill. Notwithstand ding this some OF
the Republican members think the bill will
pass, but with considerable reduction in its
aggregate and many changes in its items.
The regulations under the new silver bill
will be promulgated tomorrow.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Injunction Granted against the City Of
Manchester. Fudge Wexford, OF the Cir
cult Court of Richmond, on Tuesday grant
ed an Injunction against the city Of Man
chester, returnable to the Hastings Court
Of that city, restraining the authorities from
tearing down the porch of Mr.. John Tay-
lor, on the corner OF Porter and Ninth
streets, the property Of the Taylor heirs,
for the purpose OF extending Porter street.
This Injunction was filed in the Hastings
Court yesterday, and is made returnable in
ten days after notice is given. Mr. Brans-
ford, the city attorney, is making prepara-
tions to make an answer in the case. The
plaintiffs in this case aver that they have
been in quiet possession OF this property for
seventy years, and, as decided by the Court
of Appeals in the case OF the City Of Rich
mond Us. General Bradley T. johnson, the
city has no right to take possession of the
property for the purpose Of extending q
street where party has been in possession
over twenty years. This case against the
city of Manchester excites the liveliest in
terest among property-holders in this place.
The decision of this case will settle large
number of others where parties have been
notified to move in their fences Or tear down
some portion of their buildings on a line
with the streets proposed to be extended.
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Hull-Street Bridge.-The workmen on
this structure commenced laying down the
stringers and heavy timbers yesterday, and
the bridge will be finished probably by
Tuesday next, much to the qualification
Of persons who have occasion to pass over
Mayo's bridge.
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aPECIAL NOTICE. Having dis
- cnnfirued the hs,ssnesa Of lending Haae4 H2A
an enisferais. have determined % sell AZ
,he soFfeited pledges on hand st me .dynncs t.a
on sa,e which Is In every case u,sch below
es,st THE goods coustst Of s -
Masniacens DIAMoN1 RIN9ih -. ,,,,,o 70:
srnsrh STEM and dKEY.MlNfltNG HAJEghaasGSTSk
VEST, GUARD, 0rERA ana 4 'sskS ssAAAA1s
y,.sa1t nhAidMsk iEdMkrRYsr, CAMEe and esbee SIT.
si = vi asntii s; n sas
posed oE order 70 rrsit1e tne o1e1 Hals ~
rseIsss sstH Be odesed 10 - eHzss
lja A1a III fl.sn = Ko. II sssits ssss q
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4 Centennial Pic Nic.-A number of
gentlemen OF Manchester and Chesterfield
county have made arrangements to have
picnic on Monday next at Throckmor-
toms, three miles below Richmond, on the
James river This is peculiarly fitting To-
cation to give this centennial excursion, as
Just one hundred years ago General and
Lady Washington, and other historic bellies
and beaux of that day, are said to have had
an Old Virginia breakdown at Throckmor-
toms. The place has also many pleasant
Confederate recollections connected with it.
Every arrangement has been made to make
the picnic to be given at this place on Mon.
day next we'll worthy Of its predecessor OF
century ago. The boat will leave the
Richmond wharf at 6 O'Clock A. NJ, and
stop at the stone-yard wharf to take on per-
sons from Manchester. The committee OF
arrangements is composed Of the following
gentlemen: Messrs. III. A. Jordan, 6. Fltz-
gerald, Alexander Jones, j. Fitzgerald,
and John Turner.
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Bathers Complained Of.-Persons who
have occasion to travel over the Free bridge
complain Of the scores OF young men who
daily bathe in the river both above and be-
low the bridge, and within sight OF the
passers-by. Whose duty is it to attend to
it, the Manchester or Richmond authori-
f;ac
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Meeting of the Officers of the Methodist
Sunday SchooL.-A meeting of the officers
of this school was held last night. Among
other things considered was where and
when the proposed picnic to be given by
their Sunday school was to be held.
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CUSTER MONUMENT BALL.-At the solicit
alton Of many parties, and to afford longer
time for preparation, the proprietors OF the
Grccnbricr White Sulphur Springs and the
managers Of the Custer Monument Ball have
determined to postpone the ball from the
evening OF the ID to the 10th OF August. a
large number Of ladies and gentlemen from
Richmond have determined to be in attend
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WALL CAvED.-On Yesterday morning the
rear wall OF Shockoc warehouse caved in
and nearly thirty-siX feet of it were carried
away. Some six or seven packages OF to-
hacco were precipitated down the hill. The
de6riS will soon be cleared away by the
workmen, who were at once put to work,
and the wall will be thoroughly repaired III
day or two at the farthest.
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merce appoint committee Of seven citi-
zens not members of the Council.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Spots the President
(Mr. L. o. Nolting) was empowered to up
point the committee, OF which he himself
should be the chairman,
The following isthe committee appointed
E. 0. Noting, r. e. Blankenship, Albert
Ordway, George w. Allen, Isaac Daven-
port, John Purcell, and j. X. Childrey.
Upon motion the Board adjourned at 6
O'Clock.
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RANpoLPH-MAcoS CoLLEGE.-The Board
OF Trustees of Randolph Macon College
were in session during the greater part OF
the day yesterday, President James A. Dun
can in the chair. At Il late hour last night
they adjourned without electing any pro-
icssors. They will meet again at O'Clock
this morning
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have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under
brand of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. Al
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and hnal'
FREE FROM rUsIL OIL and other impurities, q
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur
poscs-J. B. McCAw, N. D., late Professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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CONCERT AT AsHLAND.-We received on
yesterday letter from Ashland about the
concert given the evening previous by the
Richmond Concert Company. We copy the
following:
"Last night our little town enjoyed rare
treat in charming musical entertainment
given by Madam Marcy, Messrs. Donaldson,
Ambold, Wyatt, and Cunningham. The
audience was necessarily select for the
students are away and many Of the citizens
are seeking health in other less healthy local
tiles. The programme was well chosen and
most Of the pieces admirably rendered, but
of course the centre Of attraction was the
performance Of Madam Marcy, whose per-
son7el contributes no little to her wonderful
gifts as songstress. So flexible is her voice,
and under such perfect control from Sc
we're course of training, that she captivates
all, even the uncultiyated. No bird could
trill more exquisitely than did she in the
sskylark,' and her encore piece,',Twas
Within a Mile Of Edinboro' Town'-was as
sweet as it was bewitchingly rendered. We
hope the troupe will favor us again."
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Mavor's CourL.- j. R. Belcher was before
this court yesterday charged with using OBJ
scene language. 1t being his first appear
ance in the Mayors Court he was discharged
with an admonition.
John Evans (white), charged with drunk
enness Chis being his first otenceb was ac-
n,,itfaI
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a PLEASING TEsTINoSIAL.-On Tuesday
evening last the members OF the Tenth-Street
Engine Hose Company, presented Fire
man +. j. Hickey with handsome gold
hrc-badge as a token OF friendship and
esteem. The badge was made by the we'll
known iewellcr Spott, and was master
piece OF engraving. 1t was presented by
hr; II. {. Wyatt, who made a capital speech,
and was responded to in a happy manner by
Mr. Hickey.
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LEE GALLERY.-JouN w. DAVIES & Son, 02O
EAST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.-Some re-
cent specimens of photography from this wel-known
gallery show steady mprovementin style and arts-
tic SKILL and we commend 1t to the patronage OF the
public generally.-Central Presbyterian.
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DELAY OF MnL.-The chesapeake and
Ohio mail due at O'Clock did not arrive on
account Of an accident west OF the White
Sulphur. No casualties. The trsin was
expected to arrive at O'Clock this morning.
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ARREsTs.-The following arrests were re-
ported at the First station last night:
Robert Patterson, charged with stealing
watch from Jerry Waldron.
+. B. Perkins charged with abusing and
asSaulting Jim WesSS
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The NJ. III. M.'S.-An important meeting
Of this organization was held last night, at
which, it is understood, active measures
were inaugurated for the approaching can
yasS.
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Commenced to RebuiId.-Mr. George Z.
Stacy, whose shuck factory, corner First
and Hull streets, was recently destroyed by
lightning, is now rebuilding his factory.
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Locked Up.-Charles Smith, negro boy,
was before the Mayor yesterday charged
with throwing stones in the market. He
was ordered to be locked up for six hours.
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FAST MAILS WANTED.

THE RICHMOND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
APPEALS TO THE PosTMAsTER-GENE-
RAL-CONpARIsoN OF NORTHERN. WEST
ERN, AND SOUTHERN MAlLs-soUTHERN
CITIES ASKED TO AID IN SECURING
FASTER MAILS.
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THE VIRGINIA RILEY WHISKEY, sold by CHRIS
TIAN & WHITE, has been analyzed by Drs. McCaW
and Taylor and recommended as pure medicinal
beverage Price for two-year old, $500 per gallon
price for thrce-year old, $3.50 per gallon.
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Visitors to the VIRGINIA SPRINGS VIII guard
against baggage agents on the trains. There are
coaches and wagons to convey passengers ana bag
bage free of charge Don't give up your checSs 'l'i
YOU get III the omnibus ut the depots.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-Ino order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade VIC
have added a weI-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cHrNERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT.
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most expe-
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CoLpEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND TONIC INvIGoRAToR Is not injured by the ln-
fiuencc of the weather. According to Llepiss e1-
preston, it is liquid bread, being both nourisnne
and STRENGTHENING.
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Petersburg Railroad BRIDGE re-
pairs to this bridge are being pushed rapidly
forward, and the work will soon be COM
pleted.
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CUSTOM (hand-made) WORK to order, and guali
auteed to fit. Repairing neatly done by
BosCHEN & BROTHER,
500 and 5 II Broad street.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, IND BUsKINs IN great variety
at BosCuEN's, 500 and Gil Broad street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done att e
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, ION
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,oos,E,,rnEs TO-DAY Washington,
ns Fer the Middle States, partly
JAn l.. weather and stationary or slight rise
cic""; cic'n;;,cra,urc, winds gradually shifting to
IN .,'I, '-Ir and southerly. and slight rise fol-
}>wrI hy falling barometer.
"r,r rho south Atlantic States, clear or fair
.t'- 81. ~ slight rise in temperature, north
"'.'',,, .orfhcast winds, stationary or rising
-,nctcr. ,a., ~ and possibly rain in the estreme
<1n;ncrn portion.
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Meeting Of the Board Of Superuisors:-
There will be a meeting of the Board OF Su-
pervisors of the county held in this city next
Tuesday morning at II o'clock.
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs, AND SATcHELs reduced te
very low prices at BoscHEN's, Broad street.
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rry WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
ig,,rrwnvrrER YESTERDAY: 6 \. NJ, 66:
NJ =: noon. S4; 3 =. NJ, So; p.
:, - Ga. a., midnight. 20. Mean temperature,
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4 meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of
the Chamber OF Commerce was held ycster-
day evening at 5s o'clock, with Mr.. E. D.
Noting (prcsident in the chair; p. G.
Cophlan, secretary Members present
Messrs. E. 0. Noting, r. Z. Blankenship,
Thomas Potts, j. B. Purcell, John X. Chill.
drey, T. NJ. Logan, Thomas Seddon, Moses
Millhiser, S. III. HaweS, J. e. SPOTS, j. III.
Gamers, and p. w. Grubbs.
Mr.. Thomas Potts, chairman OF the COM
mittee appointed at the last meeting to OBJ
tain quick mail facilities with the North, re.
ported that the following letters had been
addressed to the PostmaSter-General and to
Hon. G. c. Walker:
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
RICHMOND, VA, July "a, 1876.
To the Postmaster General United States,
Washington. d. c.:
The undersigned, committee OF the
Chamber OF Commerce of this city, ap-
pointed under the following resolution
Whereas this city and cities south OF us
are now suffering for want Of quick mails
and while cities OF equal distance from Ne"
York receive mails in half the time we do
and whereas our papers from New York arc
allowed to remain over in Washington city
from II O'Clock noon until IL o'clock at night
and we arc otherwise cut off from fast mails
ReSolred, That n committee be appointed
by this Chamber to fully examine and look
into this important matter, and to take such
steps aS may be necessary to accomplish the
desired end
beg respectfully to represent to you the
great disadvantages suffered by this city, in
common with all the cities OF the Atlantic
seaboard south of Washington, for want OF
reasonable and proper mail facilities; and
that while most successful effort has been
made during the past year by your Depart
ment, seconded by the great lines OF rail-
roads, to deliver the mails from New York
city to all the important cities Of the West
with the greatest possible dispatch, this city
and cities south OF it receive their daily New
York mail later than western cities nearly
twice as far from New York, as the follow.
ing figures will show. New York to the
| following cities
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

WASHINGTON. July 28.-It is stated the
Republican senatorial caucus this morning
decided to abandon tue river and harDor
Mr.. sherman, chairman OF the Finance
Committee Of the Senate, expresses the