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The New York herald., 1876-07-27
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Levy is preparing "Bcl Raggo" and "Casta Diva,
for the Gilmore concerts.
Kelly Leon's Minstrels preparing burlesque on
Byron's play under the title Of "sir Dan OPallas
Mile. Anna Drasdi, the favorte contrato, has been
obliged refuse all summer engagements. owing 10
disposition.
waacks is the coolest and best ventilated theatre
in New York this summer, which partly accounts
the success OF the Mighty Dollar"
wcstmeycr's "bascr overture, Fcrranti's brilliant
waltz, "gc,urn to America" tho 10
"Obcron, " selections IRON martha, polka by Bos-
quot aud a march by Gilmore, composed The band
ectlons at Giimorc's Garden last night Tho Young
Apollo Club, a vocal organization which has been
trained In the best manner by Mr. Williams, formerly
organst Of 81. Georges church. sang four part song
with great Nine Papprnhcim and Mr. j.
Levy the recognized solosts OF tho Garden this sum.
mcr we're heard in a selection from ''Iobcrt~ and tho
.-Lcviahan Polka" Company q, Seventy fourth rcgi-
mcnt, Captain Bambcre, from Buffalo, escorted by
Company A. Ninth regiment, New York, viii visit the
Garden Tonight in full uniform
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
THE MOHAWK DISASTER.
CAPTAIN ROWLAND RELEASED ON BAIL YEsrER-

CAPTAIN ROWLAND RELEASED ON BAIL YEsTER-
Probably the last move in tho legal proceedings Ia.
cident 10 the iamentable Mohawk disaster was had
yesterday. Captain Rowland admitted to bail IL
g. oOO and left Staten Island from Quarantine LANDING
on the two clock boat His suretos were procured
BY the law firm which attended 10 the lato Mr. Carr
ner's law concerna They were Mr. Stephen H Mills,
q wholesale grocer, OF South street, New York, and
Mr. G. Yates wemple, q friend OF the Garner family
acceptance OF the bail In u rather private way. HA
started from StapleOn at O'Clock Tor the kchmon0
County JAN, accompanied by an officer. About midway
between Stapeton aud the Jail the Justice LETT tho
carriage, ordering the officer to bring Captain Rowland
a brewery outside OF Stapcton, where tue bonds
men were to be readiness to sign the necessary
papers The officer proceeded to the jail and alter
returned to the appointed place with Captain Rowland
and the deputy sheriff having HIM In charge. The
papers signed and the Captain, with the officer,
proceeded to Quarantine landing, on hrs way to the
city secretly had the matter been conducted that
even the reporters did know what disposition had
been made until late In the afternoon.
Justice Garrett made himself o movable OBJ.
jective point with wonderful effectiveness.
he was careful not to expose him 10 danger, aud
for tho Captains safety he even concealed himself
When found, Justice Garrett said Ain my opinion
this the that Will DO heard OF the matter in
tho world The Grand Jury does not meet until Octo
bcr aud by that time the people making this complains
will be at Liverpool the Cape or Good Hope soma
other distant port Tho Captain he added, "s al
ready punished enough He fceis badly about tie
matter body could feel HIS own conscience 70
sufficient pu nishment Tor him. !"
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
THE EXTRADITIoN QUESTION.

sHB PAIL MALL GAZETTE ON THE wINsLow
CAsE-How THE SCANDAL MIGHT HAVE BEEN
AvoIDED-THE AMERICAN AND THE ENGLISH
THEoRIEs-AN EXAGGERATED THEORY OF
RxFUoE.
LoypoS, July &c, 1s.d
The PdH Nall Ga.eifs in an editorial article on the
xtradtoD question: says
swe are still OF the opinion that the scandal OF
Ninsows liberation might have been avoided, or the
responsibility attaching to England considerably
ightcneJ. had different attitude been assumed at an
earlier of the proceedings As lar this
concerned Lord Granville had the best OF the arg..
mcn but regarding future cases there Is undoubted
orcc in Lord Derby's pea that a conflict OF
views manifested the extraditon arrangement
could not be too revised
The article quotes Lord Dcrhy's exposition of the
American and English contentious regarding their re-
clrnoca rights and duties under the treaty and con.
unues:-
rHElRIss
''wc should have supposed to any5ody approaching
this question with unbiased judgment doub, about
which theory the more rational would he hardly
possible. The Two simple principles OF universal ac.
cepiaucc-onc that CIVILIZED nations have n common
interest rcprcssDg crime; the other that nea are
ustabc according to the proc cdurc OF country OF
their allegiance and no other-would seem to supply
vsw The rival theory appears TO US utterly untenabs
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR IMPAIRMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CKiEy SIGNAL OrvicER,
WASHINGTON. July al A. Y.
WAR Department

WAR IMPAIRMENT,
OFFICE THE CKIEy SIGNAL OrvicER
WASHINGTON. July 2'-l A. ~
IrotdJilifiea
For Ncw England and the Middle States, clear fair
weather aud no decided change in temperature, with
light southwest to southeast winds and high but slowly
falling barometer during tho day.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, clear fair weather and slight
rise in temperature with to south winds station.
ary slowly falling barometer and local Tho
Cult coast.
For the lower lake region, increasing cloudincss and
slowly rising temperature with east to south WINDS
falling barometer, followed during the night by local
rains.
For the upper lake region, partly cloudy weather
and areas OF rain. with southeriy winds vecriug to
westerly, falling barometer and Sigh, changes tenn
pcra,ure.
The Red River will continue to risc slowly at Sbrcvc-
port. where IT Is ten inches below the danger line; tho
Mississippi VIII fall slowly stations above vicksburg
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
GOODWOOD STAKES.

A BRILLIANT ATTENDANCE TO WITNESS THE
yoRp's AMERICAN HORSE NATE SEVENTH AT
THE FINISH.
ESPECIAL pEsPArcH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE.
LONDON July 2e, 1876.
The attendance ut the Goodwood meeting to-day
was remarkably brilliant. Hundreds Of elegant
equipages were drawn up near the course, their
cupants including many OF the wealthest and most
energetic supporters Of horse racing. Just previous
TO the starting of the horses the Prince Of Wales
turnout drove up. The Prince, who Is looking ex-
tremely healthy, was received in the most enthu-
siastic manner and conducted to the royal box in
the grand stand by the managers Of the meeting.
MR.. sANroRD's HORSE NATE
was entered to run in the principal event Of the
day. the Goodwood Stakes. lie was Weighted at Il2
lbs and owing to the excellent reports OF his re-
cent performances in practice it was expected that
he would give some OF the heavier as well as the
lighter weights very run for the prize al
though the betting on the horse last night was not
very nattering. 1t was certainly thought he could
easily beat such horses as Freeman and New Hol-
land at lso lbs. and 125 lbs.
THE BETTING.
The betting on this event previous to to-day has
stood about thus =
9to against King Log 20 to l against Cornbrook.
9to against Nate 90 to against Impudence
100 to against Finia 20 to against Balio
Is to agst Temple Bar 20 to l against Lillian.
100 TO agst Admiral Byng 25 10 l against Scamp
100 to against CorregGio.
This morning Mate was scarcely mentioned by the
betting men. Where he was named it was 100 to 8
against him. or the first three named as winners
the odds stood to II against Hampton, to
l against Admiral Byng and 20 to against Finls
THE RACE
Nine horses started, and it was soon perceptible
that Mate would be among the last at the finish,
which proved to be the fact He ran very badly
Americans present. He was seventh at the winning
post. Hampton was the winner by length, Ad.
miral Byng second and Finis third.
THE SUMMARY.
The following is a summary
THG GHopwoop STAKES (handicap) Of rs sovs
each SUBSCRIPTION, Is forfeit ana only II declared
with 200 added the winner OF any public
handicap subsequent TO the declaration of the weights
to carry lbs extra, weights accumulave; the second
horse to receive 100 sova out OF the stakes. Two
miles and half
Mr. B. Harvey's b. G. Hampton, by Lord Clfden,
out OF Lady Langdon, years, los lbs............
General Pees Dr. c. Admiral Byng, by Brother to
STAFFORD dam foaed 1861, by Toxophilite out OF
Maid OF Masham, years, 70 lbs. bs............... 2
Mr.. W. s. Crawfords b. c. Fins, by Marsyas, out OF
At Last, years, 9i lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
A NATIONAL RIFLE CLUB.

ORGANIZATION BY THE CITIZENS OF WASHING
ToN-EFFoRrs TO INDUCE THE FOREIGN
TEAMS TO VISIT THE NATIONAL cAIIrAL
WASHINGTON, July 20, 1876.
meeting OF citizens was held tonight for the pur.
pose Of organizing national rife club and Of inducing
the foreign teams which are TO participate
IN the centennial matches at Creedmoor 10
come TO this city and engage IN contests,
ior which suitable prizes In gold viii offered Com.
mtices appointed and all necessary arran .emenis
will be made In the project succeeds the
ranges Will be located on the race course at Bannngs
station where an excellent 500 yard range Is already
established.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
FRANCE.

MORE COMMUNISTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO
CANoNIzE CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
PARIS, July 20, 1875
President MacMahon has granted 127 additional par.
dons 10 Communists
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS AS A SAINT.
Cardinal Bonnet, Archbishop Of Bordeaux, whose
includes portion OF the West Indies, has written
to the Pope urging the canonizaton Of Christopher
Columbus
The New York herald., 1876-07-27

except upon the assumption which has no natural
foundation IN justice international duty, that
refugee acquires rights against the courts OF his
own country by the fact OF having escaped to
foreign land
AN ExAGGERArsp THEORY ov REruGK
SIT is as the FIRST public movement toward tho over
throw OF exaggerated theory OF refugee criminals
rights which have strangely up Of late years
that we welcome the speeches Of Earl Kimberley and
Earl Grey In Mondays debate"
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
DRIFTING INTO WA r
Austria Preparing to Mobilize
Her Army.
THE EXTRADITION TREATY.
Explosion OF a Powder Magazine
in France.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN TURKEY DETERMINED
UPoN-THE ULEMAs AND soFrAs RESOLVED
TO DxrHRoNs THE sULrAN-H1s ILLNESS
AND INACTJoN THE CAUSE.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE.
LONDON, July 90, 1876.
special correspondent of the HERALD at Vienna
announces that he has received information from
trustworthy to the effect that majority of
the uemas and softas at Constantinope have de-
termined to urge the Sultan, Mourad Enendi, to
resign.
ILLNESS AND INACTION.
The reason they assign for this extreme measure
Is the prolonged illness Of the Sultan, who has lived
in the closest seclusion since his accession to
the throne, and has done nothing to encourage the
hope that he may inauguratc more vigorous policy
than that pursued by his unfortunate predecessor,
Abdul-AzlZ.
THE COMING REVOLUTION.
1t is expected that the demand will be made about
the middle OF August when stirring events may be
expected.
DANUBIAN FRoNTIER-TURKs ON THE oPPo-
SITE BANK AND SHOTS ExCHANGED-RoU-
MANIAN TERRITORY VIOLATED.
PARIS July %, 1875
Tho Esafettes Bucharest special says that 25, 900
Roumanians are concentrated on tho Danubian from
Ner. The Turks the opposite bank.
Shots exchanged on Tuesday before Ostrow.
II is reported that Turkish patrol entered Rouma-
dplla od
conflict is apprehended.
TEE TURKS PREPARING TO ATTACK THE MONTE
NEaRINs.
RAGusA. July 20, 1870
Slavonic advices announce that the Turks are pre-
pairing to attack the before Podgortza In
order open the road Nicsics through Montenegro
THE MoNTENRGRINs SAID TO BE RETIRING TO
THEIR OWN FRoNTIRR-THR SULTAN TO BE
CALLED ON 70 RESIGN.
LONDON, July o. 1876.
The Daily Ne,cs Ragusa special says private letter
from Mostar announces that the Montencgrns were
retiring their frontier after attacking Nevesine
The Ne,cs Vienna special says:-"rhere IS rumor
here that majority Of the softas and ulemas have
solved urge Mourad Pacha resign Mourad and the
Ministers have agreed the resignation shall take
place at the close Of the servian The Suan's
brother is mentioned as successor. /"
sERvIAN FORCE CROSSES THE TIMoK-A
FIGHT EXPECTED
LONDON July 81, 1879
The Standards telegram, from Osman Pachas camp.
dated Wednesday says
''Thc Scrvians, with cannon have crossed the
rimok River near Bregova. An engagement is ex.
pected tomorrow,
AUSTRIA PREPARING TO MOBILIZE HER ARMY.
LONDON. July 81 1870
The Standards Paris special says the Temps has
despatch from Vienna stating that the municipal
thortes throughout Austria have been instructed to
prepare for the mobilization OF the army moments
notice.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
TILDEN CENTRAL CLUB.

The Tiden and HENDRICKS Central Campaign Club met
last night at the Everett House. with Peter b. olney
the chair. Tho Committee on Constitution and By
laws reported 1t docdcd that the club shall
participate tho tor any candidates for local
Offices but shall themselves 10 the grand object
Of octinp Tilden and Hendricks.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
RECORDER HACKETT INJURED.
NEwnrgypoNr July "a Is

NEwBrRyPoRr, July %, 1876,
Recorder Hackctt, Of New York, whne practising
with pistol at salisbury Beach, yesterday was so IN.
iurcd by the explosion OF cap that lie has been
Obliged 10 re,urr homo to consult his physician.
Ser. .ous INJURY TO one ci LIS eyes Is feared
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
A SUSPICIOUS CASE.

The body OF q young girl was found noatng in tho
river Oh Martins stores the Brooklyn side, At
early hour yesterday morning. The undertaken went
TO No. 27s Monroe place and notified Mrs ". stephens
that he boievst her daughter Sarah Jane who has
been home for q nights. drowned and her body
had been recovered sThe woman repaired ut once 10
the Norguc recognized tho body that OF her child
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
ENGLAND.

CONSERVATIVE ELECTED TO PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, July 20, 1876.
william Decides, conservative, has been elected to
Parliament for East Kent unopposcd. in the place OF
Sir wy yndham Knatchbull. baronel, retired
OF SILVER
Silver is quoted to-day at 501sd the nearest price
that can be given.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS.
GoLpspoEo, y. c. July 20

GoLpsDoEo, n. C., July &c, ls.c.
In the republican Congressional Convention for the
Second district held here to-day, Governor g. H.
I,rogGcn was ihc ninth ballot lur repre-
sentative In the next Con grcss.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BUFFALO.
EufrAto. July 20. 1915.

BufrAto, July 20, 1876.
destructive Gro broke out at Brani, on the Inc OF
the Lake shore and Michigan Southern Railroae, Gvc
miles from tins city, at O'Clock this morning dcs.
rroyng She Erie rescrvng abisbmcnt. Loss $50 O0o
covered by Insurance. Cause unknown Tho build.
ings will be rebuilt imm modiatcly.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
DEPRESSION IN THE COTTON TRADE.

DEPRESSION IN THE COTTON TRADE.
lospoS, July %. 1876
meeting Of the representatives OF twenty
arms held at New Church. Lancashire, to-day and
resolved that desirable the present depressed
tate OF the cotton trade to work the mills only four
lays in tho week.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
THE WAGNER FESTIVAL.

THE KING or BAVARIA INVITES EMrERoR VIII
HELM TO BE PRESENT.
YAsrEx, July 26, 1870
Tho Emperor William has received an autograph
letter from the King Of Bavaria inviting him TO Bay.
reuth to attend the great musical festival next month
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
SNOW AT MOUNT WASHINGTON.

Moryr WASHINGTON SUMMIT House.
July 20, 1876.
Four inches OF fell this morning. Just ater sur
rise. The weather Is now clear.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
ITALY.

THE SENATE ADOPTS THE BILL FOR THE Is
TABIIsHMENr OF FREE PORTS.
ROME, July 26 1876,
The Senate by vote OF ia to 102 have adopted the
bill for establishing free ports The object of the bill
is to establish system OF bonded warehouses, and
not as heretofore stated for allowing the delivery
consumption Of goods without payment Of duties
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
JAY COOKE & co.

InLADkLrutA, July &c, 1870
Jay Cooke l. Co. were this morning discharged from
bankruptcy by order oil tho Court
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
PLYMOUTH ROCK MISHAP.

Last night . man and woman, both unknown,
walked overheard ut the foot OF Twenty fourth street,
after landing IRON the Plymouth Rock, and were
drowned, owing TO the lack Of lights a. the per-
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

F. Carroll Brewster OF Philadelphia, is at the Wind
sor Hotel Charles Baeckmsnn, Of the Russian Centen
NAL Commission, is at tho Albemarle Hotel General
John b. Mcintosh and Captain Philip II. Elis United
States Army. are at the New York Hotel Colonel Es-
pinosa Lieutenant Colonel f. verdes OF the Spanish
Army, are al the Astor House John II. b. Latrobc Of
Baltimore and Charles Calvert, OF the Theatre Royal,
Manchester. are at the Fifh Avenue Hotel J. n.
Mccullough, Vice President OF the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company, Is at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel. John W. Young. OF the Mormon
Prophet, Is at tho Glsey House General Richard II.
jackson, United States Army, is at the SIurtevant
House
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes in the
temperature for tho past twenty -four hours, in COM
Tar son with the corresponding OF last year
Gated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
url Ia IlulIIiIlr
The New York herald., 1876-07-27

Ayer1gr temperature yesterday OSts
year ....................... 7eH
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
EGYPT.

A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CAIRO.
ALEXANDRIA. July 26 1916
great fire occurred at Cairo yesterday near the
vegetable market Many houses were destroyed
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
A POWDER MAGAzrNE nLoWN 10

LONDON, July p, 1875.
The Standards Paris special says that the govern.
mcnt powder magazine at Toulouse has blown up.
There was great loss OF life.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27

THE FAIR DAUGHTERS OF FASHION WHO USE
GLksSs SULPHUR soar find that when at seaside or the
inland their retain their pris-
sine purity beng unaffected by heat wind any other
irritating influence.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27

CARDINAL ANToNELLIs LIFE ENDANGERED.
LONDON, July a. 1915.
The Standards Rome special SAYS Cardinal An.
tonei's life has latterly been in danger from CON-
plication Of gout and rheumatism. He Is now pro-
nounced out Of any immediate peril.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
HILLS HAIR DYE. black or brown. 30 cents.

A-THE SILK ELASTIC TRUSS, SOLD ONLY BY
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, os3 Broadway Comforts.
bly, holds and cures rupture.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27

CLEAN WHITE LINEN FOR Rot WEATHER IS
eHsctusliy secured nv washing with PYlES' y. X. soar
DUN'r GO IN The COUNTRY WITHOUT GOOD
supply Of Doors and SHOES MILLER CO..
No Union
The New York herald., 1876-07-27

fLILN HtNkE, TIE HkKOINE
Ellen Eever, the brave woman who refused TO save
her own lie until she tried TO rescue those who were
Ia greater peril was thirty-three years OF age and
married woman, with seven children dependent upon
her Tor support She resided 30j Charlotte street.
where her body WAS removed after her death. Mrs.
Hcvcr employed IN this mill last year when the
FIRE occurred there. and then had there very
escape from DEATH beng obliged TO jump from
upper window. lniurinc herself quito badly. Had
up stairs Today TO gsc tho alarm she would
have escaped easily tho three no were with
her the rst oor when the lire broke IL has been
proposed that this noble womans children shall not
suffer by her death, lar II IS within the power Of
money relieve thfi
The New York herald., 1876-07-27

AUSTRIA PREPARING TO MOBILIZE HER ARMY.
LoyDoy July 81, 1870
The Standards Paris special says the Temps has
despatch from Vienna stating that the municipal au-
thorites throughout Austria have been instructed
prepare for the mobilization OF the army at moments
notice.