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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-25

Men, says Adam Smith, are naturally
A man. will scoop the
inside out Of an egg without thinking
that the mother OF mat egg Is perhaps y
thousand miles away, on the sunny side
OF barn, talking politics and scratch
ing autographs like spinner's.
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Mortunry.

Bernard LaVcemaD, o wears. CITY.
Mary A. Walter, 46 years, Philadelphia,
Eugene Yaeger, year, city.
Robert MrMillan, .43 years, Xenia.
Sophia Schafer, 3 weeks, city.
Maria e. Westemeyer, 36 years, Germany.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-25

Pierre Langdon and August Urban
wsre arrested IN New York "Wednesday
LcharTed With the robbery Of the safe oi
che Union Forge and Iron Company,
RlHxbusg. $bA2 was found on them.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-25
TESTIMONIALS.

The substantial exceiienceof the wheeiefs q
Wilson Sewing Machine, and its high appreA
citation by those who are familiar with ifs
practical working, are shown in the following
testimonials from well-known firms:
From A. j. CLARK. prominent Shirt Manu-
facturer.l
We use the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine in the manufacture of Shirts. Collars and
Cuffs, as no other machine will do our work 30
we'll All. CLARK.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-25

From JOHN sHILLITO & CO., leading Dry
Goods Merchants Of CincinnatiI
During the past ten years we have used ovcr
One Hundred Wheeler Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes in the manufacture of Lalies' Garments
of every kind, including Heavy Cfoaks and
Fine Underwear, and they have given entire
satisfaction. For our work the Wheeler q
Wilson Sewing Machine is unequaled.
JOHN sHILLITo o CO.
APRIL l1th, 1STa.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-25

A most charming book on "The Pleas
ures of Angling" by Hon. Geo. Dawson,
Of the Albany Evening Journal, will be
published In few days by Sheldon \
Company, New York. MIR. Dawson Is a
veteran sportsman, having taken thirty.
five annual trips to distant streams
where the salmon and trout most DO
congregate. Ii will be an attractive
book to all lovers OF the rod.
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From sTRIBLEY q CO.. Shoe Manufacture
ers OF twenty two years experienced

From STRIBLEY q CO., Shoe Manufacture
ers of twenty two years experienced Il
We are running the Wheeler 8 Wilson Sew
ing Machine No. 8, by steam power, at speed
Of 100 stitches per minute ON Ladies' and
Misses Fine Shoe Uppers, and find it superior
to any other machine in the following par
ticulars:
It win close sesrns with heavy silk in leather
tighter, without puckering, than any machine
we know. It will close leather seams with
Msrshall's Cabled Thread at above speed equal
to the Howe Cylinder Machine.
1t runs faster and makes q more regular
stitch ON fine leather than any machine we
have ever used.
+. We believe ii will prove avery durablema-
chine, and when worn down may be repaired
cheaper and better than the average OF zfst-
class machine. sTRIBLEY q CO.
We use and cheerfully recommend the
wheeler u Wilson No Sewing Machines a.
the best in use for Shoe Fitting.
Our display Of Ladies' and Misses Fine
Shoes, at the Cincinnati Exposition Of 1875 was
Stitched and Fitted on these Machines.
KRIPPENDoRF = HART.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-As res soIution
reported from the Committee on Eleci
tions la the South Carolinas oDtested
election case, declaring Jos. II. RaIney
the sitting member entitled to the seat
was orderd printed and recommitted
La the Louisiana contested case sthe-ma.
jorlty of the same committee reported
spencer, the contestant, entitled 70 the
seat. A. resolution was adopted direct
ing the Committee on Commerce to in
qnire into the alleged railroad combina
Ton having ior its object the control o
the internal traffic Of the country.
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGREss--Ist SESSION
SENATE

SENATE
WASHINGTON, May A.-The resofu-
tions requesting the President Of the
United States 10 take whatever steps
LOndon, new confned in an English
prison, was passed. The bill estabIish-
ing the rank of Paymaster General, as
Bfigadier General, was passed. The
articles OF lmpeachmentw We're again con-
sidered with closed doors, but without
reaching a decision the Senate adj
journed.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
ALBERT ]. pELATOUR.

Albert J. Delatour, an old New-Iogkcr,
prominent in the days of the Volunteer Fire Depart
ment but better known in connection with the long
established Wallst. soda s9nd died at lis resi-
dence IN DoGg1sOn, Little Neck, L. l., OF "Wednesday
The old soda water stand established at NJ 25l2
Wal-s par. Of the site Of the DTeXel Building, ~ the
year sos by Lynch & Clark, who continued the bus-
ness for many years, and succeeded by " r. Nor
rs who retired in 1Si7. Mir. Dcatour, a clerk IL the
establishments bought his employers interest and sue.
ceeded to the business. Under Delatouls management
the place became very popular with the busno men IN
Wals Il became the great resort o. downtown bu-i-
ness men who called there daily TO got tAcir glass oi
mineral or soda water, and - look at the thcrnonc
ter Mr. Morris the for eT pIOpnrtor t0o6 siciI utI
Of interest in eeoTOogy, and in 1871 began 10 kct
record Of tie thermometer, wlch was continued D} M
DelatOur. Although Del ttOus pace was notably ohe oi
the coolest places in Wal-st IN COnrrqlcuCc o! the
amount OF ice constantly Eepr on hand yct The ihgI-
mometer accepted as The Na-st siaud'Ed ia INol
air. DeatOur having acquired competency, suii ont
the business Ia Mr. Gcl-tOH, who s continued Tie
weather record until tie destruction OF the huhulS ID
ls72, when the Shop removed 90 lr0ad-st
hir D.atOur, during lis business life ~ NtW-lnih
lived in CITY liapiace HC an enthusiastic trcmaH
for NAM years ana up 10 thc time Of his removal 10 ,
country place al uglastOn Treasurer Of the ola
Volunteer Fire department He was 81 years o! age
ana leaves cOua cradle property.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
-he .sUoasekcrpcrn of Our UeaIta.

The liver great Hrgurans or biOOdccansng o-gal ~
the Set fr gta, AOuaeher oi our hedth ~ "os,
fpgl which gender In the blood ans
the machinery Of ID gradually PEELED
from SYSTEM For Ibis purpose Dr. Pierce Golden Med
lIrgatyr Pellets, iucny the articles netae lhey
ud Gumul TIE worst sIUla 20 the CON-
ma u.mrc tl1el OF eruption. eating kindly
uuGtg their mighty Cur3uye nuence Nr-cut blood
that prk In the system Dy them TObbci % theiF
aud 5y On. II percycTg and some hl prni.ce uso
the most tainted system may DE completely renovated and
built ND anew EnaTLed 2a,s, lIu!s, sWe! ngs lWlu
, ard disappear under the LHutncc VI then Ea, re-
solvents -ul by an dealers h medicines.
Claude Ind about three Old, greatly afflicted
with bis and that De could lis
-tccsMgs tId a great dt a, Oi trouble with him.
H. tf, many remedies Intellectually. At last We tIlcI the
Gnd'a Medical Discovery and pa 3gOst three weeks he was
entirely cured his al healed. and health mHch in
ll0yCg. Respectfully yours, J. ". bplhG
NsrmiiJu, Edgar CO., H., Jaa. 80 l51J."
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
EyECTING 4 HOTEL LESSEE.

EXCITEMENT Ar NEw-IOCEELLE HOTE-CHARGES
OF FRAUD AGAINST 1HE LANDLORD.
The guests at the Neptune House at New
Rochelle, Wcstchestcr County. numbering about 200,
were given notice Wednesday last TO pay no more
money 10 the person claiming be tie proprietor the
house. for reasons which would be made known,
and last evening half dozen constabcs appeared,
armed with warrants issued 10y Justice W r. Humphrey,
10 take possession OF tic establishment From the
PROCEEDINGS tai in the case it appeared that Alvin
Higgins, the owner OF the NcPtnne House, with it,
furniture leased The property in April last to Mrs Julia
F. Barr wife Of Samuel C. Barr for period Of 10 months
and 15 days for $1,000, to be paid in nstameus, the
first Of which, amounting to SiG25 was to have
been paid on July 10, which however, not paid at
the time specified since MI Higgins placed the mat
ter IN thu hands CT his counsel To begin summary pro-
ceedu against Ms Ban to eject Der from the premises
Yesterday after some objection the part of the de-
PENDANTS counsel that his client sick, which dir
proved by witness the trial began before Judge W. r.
HumphIics TIcTOwn Hall crowded with spectators.
many o. whom creditors oi Nh and Mrs Barr, in
cudng IA number OF merchants from this city. Mr..
Keogh Of counsel ior Mr.. Higgins gaze statement IN
regard TO tho antecedents Of Samuel c. Barr
In the City OF New-Ydrk; that while doing bust
according to ihe official published report of proceedings
IN one OF the ccltt 10 this city Ar Barr obtained from
lenses, ayerring that nc had s. 900 In United States
bonds. but NNdtcd the ~ 800 about one hour II
WIS sOWi 'iaJ III A'drt ntd obtained from Phi ~ Ott
man d Co, butchers at No. % Fulton Market. meat
amounting 70 $500, IN payment OF which he gave two
checks which were worthless, hc had no fun in the
banks James 81 Shaw q Co. Of No n Chatba,n-sf and
No. % Ddane-st. had furnished Mr. Barr with china
glass. ana ea;hcvre 10 the amount OF Sl2O upOn he
representation that he the lessee of IN Neptune
House. hf. Barr had likewise gwen To Edward Lamb
den of NeH-ROonelle a check upOn bank IN which he
had fluids. Mr.. Kcogh intmated that the cases
alluded TO only small portion Of what might be
mccned and no asked the iury to render verdict for
his client without leaving their seats which they did
ana was received with applause by the audience 1t
understood thdt Mr Higgins will put person IN charge
or tue olc ana conduct for the balance Of the seasO
VI uutll Othef arIange enICntn can be made.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
THE BRENTONS REEF RACE.
START Oy THE YACHTS COMPETING FOR THE BEN
NETT CHALLENGE CUP.

START OF THE YACHTS COMPETING FOR THE BEN
NETT CHALLENGE CUP.
Considerable interest was displayed yesterday
in the starting the yachts in the for the Bennett
Challenge Cup, TO Brenton's Reef tof Ncwpol and re-
tn from the fact that the yacht Countess Of Duern
was entered Some bets made yesterday In the
city with plenty of takers upon the probability OF the
Countess carrying off the prize The result OF the race Is
looked upon with considerable interest by yacsmen as
il may be a forcrunncr Of the result OF the America Cup
races. The ting Raymond, with the judges on board,
went down Sandy Hook yesterday afternoon to start
the yachts Going down the bay. they discovered the
Countess Of DUfTcrn taking in ballast and took her IN
tow as the Hook, where they dropped her In
medatcy after casting off, IN attempting to hoist the
mainsa of the Countess, the throat halyards parted
leaving the sail hanging by the peak. The damage was
quickly repaired and the Countess stood on outside the
Hook The Wanderer Ider, and Tidal Wave were passed
working down toward the Ligtship. The America had
already arrived and was standing off and around the
Lightship.
on arriving of the Hook the Raymond steamed around
yachts and gave them the necessary Instructions
besides putting n representative OF the New-lOrk Yacht
club upon the America and Countess to give all neces
sary information in regard to the sailing rules and reg
latiOns, and that they not violated through
ont The strong SOUTH southwest wind was blow
ing aud moderate sea running breaking over ne BOWS
, OF the tug. At o'clock the Raymond took posi-
tiOn a quarter of mile To the wlndWard OF the
llghtshp. and at 400 p. H. tn signal was gwen TO
start The lder was the first TO cross the line
~ l:l2:3D, under Tore dn tnn,all lftbLNhll Jp
ing lib. iibtupsa clubmain and working OretOpsails.
The America followed at i:l2,53 under the same sail
The NandcgCr the limo at 4l329, had in add
tun to the sails set by the other vessels balloon JlDtop
sail The Tidal Wave crossed AT 4:l3:j9, anh in addition
plain sails under working OpsaIs, jb. and Eying
H. The Countess last, with Capt JO" Ellsworth AT
the wheel, and crossed 1T ill5G, with no topss SET
hut under all plain s2il, fOresaysai and hYlng 1D.
The vessels took. course east ny hOEtl,
with the wind abait me Beam. when last srch'
the America was leading and good distance
To lccward The Idlcr was close after her, and the
Wan,,crcr and Tidal wave seemed he making close
III of OU II,
seemed be dropping and working wsl 10 the
wndwaId. A. the vessels passed out OF slgDt lhty
hoStcd their malu-topmast stJy-,as. As this
sail 10 MrDr Clifford who had never seen. one be-
fore hc arrived here, When hc ordered one Of those
Yankee sails made for him, be experienced some df-
hcuity in setting IL, making three attempts before he
succeeded.
II expected that the yachts will return before
saturday morning unless the breeze i favorable IN force
ami direction. IN which tncy may possibly redcn
hrrr iOIlght.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
LETTLR-CIRRlERS Salaries.
A PROTEST AGAINST REDUCTION 10 BIZ sENT TO HE
PO-TuAsTER-GENERAL

A PROTEST AGAINST REDUCTION 10 BE sENT TO HE
PO-TMASTER-GENERAL.
4 full attendance of delegates, representing
the letter carrier, OF each p0stUicc station IN this city,
assembled AT station last evening for the purpose 81
ls,auing to a memorial That had been drawn uP by -
committee 10 De- presented 10 the Po,'masirrGcncral'
protesting against the recent reduction Of their salaries
from - GOO "a year 10 Ss7j. Although the memorial
was complete 10 was not read, because II was
TOO great length and 1t considered wse 10 revise
1t bring the points out clearly and concscy IN ~
little space possible The principal points that are
brought 10 the notice of the POsmastcrGcucrI and The
grievances that are set forth ia the memorial, are tho
high rents that cxactcd from wOrknSmcn IN tnis
city, being greatly in OF those any other city IN
the United States the long hours that the carrier, are
compelled to work-from u. uni p m ; the large
ronos that they incur such buying new uniforms and
tanning their Il pay, owing To th" deduction. for the
pay Of substitute VINO are pat Ia their places
when ahsrnt account Of sickness other CIi-c,
and the high cost OF living IA ,hi- city the memorial
concludes with the petition that The old salaries
STORED. The Committee having IN charge the drafting OF
tnc memorial consists O l.. III. Goodwin Of Tho GcucEi
pDs-DHicc, Chairman; II, }. smith of station T., aud
George HcuncssY slation ID. IL WAS stated by tho
Chairman the Committee tIit Postmaster james
would deliver the memorial personally 10 the Postmaster
General aud would use all the possible Tor It's
success A delegate tIUI he BToOkAn letter carriers
cent to the meeting, aud stated mat u was the de-
sire those he represented 70 WORK with the New York
carriers ia iry their salaries restored but the
Ncw-York delegates considered 10 wise TO alone
The revised memorial will De ready III few days. when
n meeting VIII be called for It's approval.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
EXcITING PACEs AT CLEyELAND.
sMUGGLER BEATS GOLDSMITH MAID, LUCILLE GOLD
DUST, AND OTHER FAST TROrfTRs.

sNUGGLER BEATS GOLDSMITH MAID, LUCILLE GOLD
DUST, AND OTHER FAST TROrfTRS.
CLEVELAND, o., July 27.-Thc races to-day
were attended by 600 people, and the best con-
tested held on the Cleveland track Eleven horses
started In tie 432 race the purse in which was $1,000
AbcnaTlc the first prize in 223, 2:23il, and 22J
John Z. was second, Hattie r. third. Proctor fourth.
The frccfor-a race for $1,000 excited great Interest
The various horses were appauded they the
track Goldsmith Maid the fayorte, selling two 10
one in the pools Tie contestants the Maid Snug
glcg Lucille Godlnst. Judge Fullerton. and BOdne. In
the first heat the Maid led pretty generally from the start
but on the d she broke and Smugser pressed her
very hard. The Maid won the heat, however, by q
length: time, 3lla lOTl2, lil l.. 2l5la. snugsler
dropped long way behind all IN the second heat The
Maid won tis heat, making the following time" 81 p,
los, l42 2:l1i In the third hca., Smusgler ut The
hrrcluurt'r point showed wonderful speed, passing all
The other horses ana winning me heat by naii tcngH
amid tremendous applause, with Lucu" thI,i ana NJ
rrOu fourth time, 81 l., lOsl2, l:i2, .ltL1. In the
fourth heat the took the lead, with Lucille Snug
glcr, and Judge Fullerton close up COMING cow the
honest stretch sTU-g,r got in behind Lucille and The
Slad and Lad SWING the center Oi the track 10
gct b.. TINS he did coming LOnc very fact Lo,G
au,Id a The Maid, Lpcli' a. close th.rd:
THIS performance of the SmUEg.,r called forth rep" ted
cheer. lfum The immense crowd VIII! whom ne was a
fyuTtp I'm the nth heat on the fourth score, Hmue-iCr
lost shoe and had 20 To the stable - De slul ihs
encouraged Goldsmith Maids friends, who trusted tc
rest would give the Maid better chance. and she sod
Smug.lrr went % the head. the Mad making an effort
for the first place and passing Fullerton, but breaking mp
before reaching Smu2grr, who Won tLt neat anu the
race by length. Lucille WAS q good tE4rd.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH CONFLICT.

THE TURKISH CONFLICT.
DIsCORD ~ rHF SERyiAN cAMP-GES. TtnERNAIFrF
REGARDED WITH JEALoUsY-lHE nERzEGDyINA
CAMPAIGN
LONDON, Friday. July %, 1876.
All the special correspondents confirm the prcy-
ously tc,cgIaphcd reports Of the repulso Of 5000
Turks, who attempted TO cross the Timok at Wra-
shognatz.
one of The Daily N7rs'' correspondents at Bel
grade denies that tho Ser,iaus are collapsing.
Their, has been no engagement sufficiently great TO
affect the power Of either combatant to pro long the
contest.
The Gar will send one of his own physicians to
attend tn, wounded at Belgrade. Many odessa
ladies have started for Scryia to superintcnd the
hospitals
THE suIrAN's CONDITION GLOOMY
The DaIg Norys Vienna dispatch says:
II 4, reported that the sultan has been much worse
hcuy To restrain the Ulcmas from inl,Ncreci demon
STATIONS asserted that his abdcaton is pos
siblc m "a few days.
The Times, Vienna special says:
All accounts show th. >great auaGoniSm has broken
out between the native and the foreign elements
in the seryian army. This mas been brought to
affairs to Gen Tchcmayof Inc native party. which is
headed b.: the Minister OF war desires 10 remove tas
T%gG 40 fSiaa aacSc ''''A 0'' '' '''A
TuE HERZEGOVINA CAMPAIGN DISASTROUS.
The T.ness Rasusa special says the Turks let 400
dead ON the field at the battle Podsortza Tues
day.
The TimeSs Ragusa dispatch says:
The Prince ~ Montcnegro's campaign is re garded as
failure. The retreat Of the Montenegrn army was be
cause Of an utter lack OF efficient oIganAaion tue dts
content of he %T%EP, . and GT dsisf no9s %
having been sent ON detached EXPEDITIONS,
tho command Of The main army was left 20 young
aud untred men. The battle ON the 2st having demon
siratcd the ncapacity OF the commanders and as the
Turks threatening the southern frontier OF Mon
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28


ADANG-In Canaan Conn.,. July %, Charlotte Lawrence
Adam, Of William AJa', aged "a years
BAETLErT-At FlaJusA l.. l., July 81 Margaret strong.
wife OF Or A. l. Bartlett aAI daughter Of the late li.ory
SCOT ~ Coalet'.t" ., ~ y. ,,hr, ,,r.,o s.,ri,
JUiy %, p. IA.
GABcocE-oa tho evening" Of the 2C,h inst bgei IL
ur..1 n BabcocE DO thc lgth year OF hls dge.
hS5 M cs m ] CSi iS TS aS at at % S oco @ o Sa;aTy Hfy
Tram, leave Ih,tn ST. at o and Grand Central Depot a;
BEUNDAGE suddenly in Br2ollyn. Tuesday July 2j.
J,annete wife Of George H. Brnnaagc and daughter OF
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
C.urch, on Friday. July p, at goclock.
DAYroE. E.Dromlsi at Lake sk4esieIe z On We Wepesiay
x1ss D3ylCg ., 1aly n 4s 5,s 5s,e};sr Sfsl OF his age
DELAToUR-At Little Neck l. L. Thursday July ~ Albert
J. pel1tout ~ me -. year OF ~. 3se Il, -, ,,o o.,
at ocock ,. m. sy,ca! tran w leave hunters Point at
y o'clock m Hga,'fs ind 'llsns 1 ne .a9y ana n m
Fire Departments OF the city OF Newiork are Invited
De PEYsrER-At Clcrrnont wednesday July 2G May %
Peyster widow Of he ate Frcderck DO PoSs'er IT, aud
The rfayG and Fii IS o. q TIE % family are reiPc,fuy @y;Sl
July -, n l24 O'clock. without further notice.
tha NJ. H. dudley vile OF Rev. NJ Dudley, ag,d ~.
EMERY-In Rrooslyu, Thursday morning July 27 James
W Emery a7ed Il years or many years merchant OF ths
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend The funeral
Portsmouth g. ii.
FRASEEAt Montosc, Fer n, on wednesday evening July
26 1876 philip Fraser, Judge Of the mixed states District
Court ~ Florida
Relatives and friends respectfully invited attend ibs
funeral from U13 North Btuad-st, Elizabeth " j., IN
Friday. 2sh inst, NJ o'clock p IN.
KIPOn "Wednesday, July 26. 1875, Ebert = Kip. in his
7Tth year
Relatives and friends OF family respectfully invited
attend funeral his residence 13 Isxing
ave- Forty hrsJst Friday afternoon, the
2Sth inst, At O'Clock.
NORTH-In Cornwall Conn. July L. 1875 b. b. North,
NJ D. prctcins physician for some 40 years IN SAID town.
Ltcliieid Conn, papers please copy
OSBORNE-At Auburn July rs, Caroline Bulklcy, aged IS
years Widow John H. Osborne, ouneriyO Hr
IIsou, V, stChescT County.
Funeral Friday. O'Clock Burial ~ Rye on ar
rival OF 900 train from NewNOIk
SHEPARD-At West Cornwall, CoIn. Juy % 1876, Charles
~ shepard OF TINS city, IN the J6th year Ot MS age
TOMIINSON-At Harblcdlle, HchGed, Conn, July l6,
1876, Rev Geo. Ivminson, aged 10 years
WNGONER-Ncry suddenly Somtryille. NJ, July 80.
Rachel l. Dakin beloved wife of Dr. Henry a. WAGNER ago
30 years.
Funeral om residence SOmeryie v j. Fri.
day. 18th O'Clock =. Trains leave foot Of
I.bcrtysL nj 1913 4. m.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
LATEST SHIP .NEWS
ITOr other Sh,p NeWS see Second Pd2e.i
ARDINLn

steamship Zealot (Brl. Best, July and Gibraltar
lOth, Williams q Gu.On
steamship Old alker, Richmond, city Point, and
With ml-c and Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Pottsyilc Wnnett Phiade pha.
steamship Gen Whitney uallett Boston, with mdSe. and
pass. Metropolitan steamship Go.
BARK LTOr tai) Mareca. Newcastle Ers % days, with
mdse.
BarEGua JNor) Anderson. Dublin i3 lays, in bal ast.
Brig John Bnghmlp (of Fall ityer Hanson, Ne"Oriean3
23 with lumber.
10 days, with
SAILED.
Steamships Gclcrt FOR HamDUg; state OF virginia Tor
Glasgow. CITY Oi Vera cruz fOr Havana: Richmond r
ship IlyerpOOl blrkS H. j. II ybg, Tor
Bristol E,zl Oucn for Liverpool Kong CaI, fOr COlk
bi JDhI ". H.Iut Dautzc.
HIND--Sun,cu light, =. T.. cloudy.
DISASTERS.
ORLEANS Mass july 27rne schr. Washington Freeman,
Robertson. Ruuilu' iDr sjJn with OF cement,
ashore Nadsct lnrt, Mass Hopes entertained of
floating her next tide.
FnILtbEfPnIs jay 2-.-Tho bark George KTemeberg Is
aground Ou lower Rub Island
.pO.I.ANp Ne. July 25-The schT. Anne J.. Palmer Of
Bath by lightning IN bOJthG3y harbOI, having
he. UpUlIs. nml,i. and pump ruined fne schr Little
had her ta,t sruCA By lightning Od Cape IlIl
beth, yesterday morning
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NUCAssET Ne, July 27.lbe sip kcharl the Third has
L.erpyOL and reports lat - 20, long % 10,
she spoke the BARK Helen sands. from Itay 10: De~ae
BrylaWatrr
PIuLApElrHIi July 2--The brig Helen p. stewart has
wItA the first ard s,coni m1t * Ia iroRs.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
ARMN nEDIRS.

WASHINGTON, July -27.-relegraph instructions
were sent On the 23d n,, commanding officer ri Couu
ba = c. ordering the Smmandcr OF United states troops a
Aiken TO detail ocer and picket guard OF Il 2meE for
duty Hamburg, = &.
Can't Robert Pollock 2lst Infantry will report IN person 10
the commanding officer ut Columbus Barracks Ohc for duty
In conducting adetachmcn Of recru Is under orders for his
rcm en In the Military Division of the Pacific, and acrward
Join his company.
Lieut. Elmer Otis 7h Cavalry Is promoted from Major
lst Cavalry and will Join his regiment 1he Department ot
Dakota Lieut. Col Nathan A. NJ. Dudley 9TH Cavhlry
promoted from Major Sd Cavalry Will join his regiment IN h'
Department Of Missouri
The following troop ordered the Department Oh
Missouri report Pope Two companies I'd Artillery