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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-11-25

bTdHuOH anu LuulOW arc having q
sanRuinary newspaper war Mr.. d. C..
Hackett has moved his printing office
from Ludlow to Brandon, and publish
es there the Otter Creek Newb and
Ludlow Gazette, And Mott Brothers
OF the Brandon Union promptly retail
ate by Issuing a paper for Ludlow,
personal quarreis and little jealousies
are the bane Of Vermont Journalism.
Neither of the papers above mentioned
were at the start any too good, or, APP
parently, too prosperous: and yet the
publishers, instead Of trying to Improve
their respective sheets, engage In q
journalistic conflict, In which they can
gain neither money nor credit Free
Press.
The Senate Chamber at Montpelier
was well filled on Tuesday evening
with prominent gentlemen interested
In the proceedings before the commit
tee on railroads Of the Legislature, In
the matter Of the application of the
Vermont and Canada railroad compa.
ny for additional powers to consolidate
the Vermont Central and Vermont and
Canada roads. for which purpose coun.
sci for the plaintiff appeared before the
committee. The Central Vermont
managers were represented by Judge
Poland and b. f. Fiheld of Montpelier,
the Vermont and Canada company by
Hon. Chas. w. Willard and Col. A. II.
Walker. Col. Walker, In behalf of the
Vermont and Canada company, and
In behalf of certain persons who are
interested In the Vermont and Canada
company, strenuously opposed the
propositions which were advanced by
the Central Vermont made some weeks
ago. Arguments in reply were made
by Mr.. Fihsld and Judge Poland, and
the hearing closed at q late hour, the
committee adjourning till Wednesday
evening.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
STEVENS INSTITUTE or 1ECHyoLoGY

EXERCISES AT THE GRADUATION or SIXTEEN
5IUDENGs.
The second annual Commencement OF tho
stevens Institute Of technology at Hoboken, J too
place at that institution last evening. Prof Henry
Morton Phi D. the President, Iducted the e1eiescs
Prof Rcnleaux. Priyy Councillor Of the German Empire
President OF the Polytechnic Institute Of Berlin ana
President Of the German jurors mechanical division, at
the Centennial EXhbitiOn; FTanrs Stevens, Col Le"is
the Trustees Of the Institute; the Rev. g. H. Dodd, VII
liam w shlppen AMI the Faculty occupied the platform
President Morton made concise and comprehensive
address, congratulating the graduating students
that =" this special Glass; graduating this year,
has also the good OF combining the memories OF
lis Commencement with those which cluster about this
specja anniversary Of couys birth" lie allnded
olso IN Tie great mpr. lneut In all mechanical CON
trjyances which IN labor. gave additional time
and means for men al cnl 8. thus tending 10 cie'atn ~
left here behind them y tloss who would extend
oycy their 10 forward them IN their io
work and that their best IL rests wOuli ne ioiWducu
by a mutual cooperation which would make thchn ~
n1lted community as their predecessors the United
Sfatcs OF America" The SautatCry was gwen by It'-
ward b. Wall. Abstracts the following theses Wero
them read: Project for IL sI3ctOD OF TWO blast ir-
william Kent: traH mission of power ny wire
rOpr Albert W. Sahl; iu ct1rer Of iluninatngg gas
Alfred p Tlautnrn; The theory Of windInis, Alfred
& Wolf Prof Rulcaux ada CSsed the audience In Cor
man The degree OF Mechanlca Engineer Ns non con
feTred upon tie graduating class by the Rev. Mr. Dodd
this ceremony beng followed by Vaedrt0ry audi 81
by j. Mather Wallis The following Is the list or gfadi'-
atcS: -, ,.,..., ID w.u
Join o. Euerl Philip T.. Rlqus. j. ~ ltheT Willis.
Jsmes N. Crerier Ada'n KlesenDereer. Edwin L. Wilss
Gus q Henuug Albert W. Stahl. Alfred IL WoH'
William Kent Alfred r PJrautwein w. i. zimmornsnn
Eugene g.. NslI,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
CAMPAIGN NEWS.
GOV. HENDRICKS CALLED OUT.

GOV. lfENDkItkS tliLtD Jul.
NEw-YoRK DELEGATES VISIT HIM on THEIR WAY
, HoME-nIs OPINION or Tue BEsUMP11oS
CLAUSE OF TIE PLATFORM.
INDIAEAPOLIs, Ind, jane 3O.--SevoTal OF the
New York delegate returning from St. Louis, remained
over one train here this evening 20 call upon GOV Hen
drjcks. who met them ut the Occidental Hotel,
where the party was scrcfaced. Augustus sehcil
Jnnn Kelly, william Roberts, " ii. Quincy, ali
others addressed the audience from the bal
cony OF the hotel podgng thsr hearty support to the
ticket and ezko!ting the Democracy Oi Indiana 20 &c
neyei efforts victory mt the coming election Aer
these gentlemen had spoken loud aud persistent calls
were made for GOV. Hendricks @hO Appeared ON tue
balcony and was received with the most yccfcrons ana
pro;racted cheering After quiet had been restored ho
said
MY FKILow-CITIzESs: II is impossible fot me 10 idks
an address to yOu this evening. tcf1es oi 20 on
here to pay my respects o odsiIng"ishec czens V %
other states thcIr hOle nom QUO Oh hc
greatest political conventions that has held session
IN this country. These distinguished men s!hl tth,e
with us in tho interest wnich We hltoiu w
protect by the change which ia 10 take place
at tho coming election. lChccrs ! DeiicNo AZ tne
next election 'hc people aro gong 10 express "hat
written in the platform adopted at 81 LDulS anu "hht
written in the history Of the Distinguished man thsI
heads the ticket and that is thorOu II REFORM IN the
public service GGreat applause There Is Dnt 1ne
form adopted at ~. LOUIS declared that the fosl'lio
clause the set adopted IN 1870 sha DC Iepcai'u, N
ths repeal Of that carries with 1t every feature oi
the which IL hDGing about the contraction 30 h
fu TO the Interests OF the country. -,
thank YOU fOT the compliment which Soa nave pau
me by tbis c,ll Cries ~" Go On'l repeal cannot
undertake 10 make you address. t Is duty 20 pay
nav attention and respects tO the gcnllemen VINO nave
addressed you Again, thank yon. gcntlcinen
After dining with the Governor the party left Ia the'r
special car for the East.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
FURTHER CONGRATULATIONS.

VISITS To GOV. 1ILpEN FROM ALBANY GENTLEMEN
LIZ TRRs FROM FRIENDS IN SywYonh-GES
HouxsR's LETTER.
lrRoa A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or Tus TRrBUEn.i
ALBANY, June 30.-G0v. Tiiden was the re-
cipent OF many visits tn morning, manly from private
citizens Of Albany. delegation oi iaboiora Sso called
upon him to ask nfuolce 10 work for them on
the New Capitol The Governor said he would the
New Capitol Commissioners upon the subject. Among
the letters received by him during the day were the fol-
lowing: - m o-o
No. SO BuRIIsG-sLIP n. Y, June 20, 1875.
DEAR Gov TILDEs: Allow me 10 add my mite OF con-
cratulatiOn 20 Tho food which Is already pouring In
Won That you may be elected tas doubt not YOU wi)
and 1.-Two 10 purge the Government Of tho corruption
which infects IT, giving 70 botter and brighter f-
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
HAYES AND WHEELER CLUBs.

The Republicans of the lid and Hid Dis
tricis OF Clsteton staten Island, have organized
Hayes ard Wheeler Campaign Club for the two districts
meeting was held Thursday evening, at which Francis
Enmcs presided, with william Newton rs Secretary
After discus ion of business and political matters
the following officers were unanimously elected Presi
dent, GeMge william Curtis; First Vice-Prestdent,
James W simonton; Treasurer j. X. Martini Secretary,
William Ncwton Recording Secretary, d. j. H. wilcox;
Vice Presidents. John G. Henderson, VIM Harmon
brown Major sidney DeKay ID. W. Judd, >. o. Io yoaSe
Fred 7. Brown, Livingston Sattcrlee. . -.
severa! German citizens 0f The &Hth AssemDy Dls-
tvicf asserbled at Scioits i!a at No So5 ThrdaVe,
last evening ami organized German Republican Cam
%. Club and elected Francis Bury President ana MAX
Muller, Eccretary ,.,.
The yIIith Assembly District Republican Association
held meeting last evening 1T No G3 Ludiowst com
munication was received from the German Rrpunlcah
Association asking that measures bo t1keh 10 D.ihS
about better understanding between ire Two pfinizt-
tons In order that they might oct in harmony orihg
the campaign. RESOLUTIONS were passed hpprovlg We
nomination of Hayes and Wheeler and Tie platform
adopted by the Republican Convention
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
Liver and Blood Diseases.

By r. " PIERCE NJ. D.. OF "rho Peoples Common
sense Medical Adviser" .
healthy liver Becretes each dsy about two and half
pounds bile which contains great amount OF waste ma
tsa The blood When the lyr becomes torpid or
gcse fails eliminate this vast amount ot nOtous
substance which, therefore, rsILans to poison tho oOo and
OF the system What mast be Tho
tie blood whO II receiving ana retauing eseh
half pounds pOsoni Nature tries To WORK on
This through channels and orgaushe Kidneys
ln but these become oytIfaNed Ill per-
forming this ab1r1 addition 10 thor natural IuGcChA ana
cannot long withstand the pressure but become yartOusy dis
cased.
m, BRAIN which f. great electrical ccntor OF all vitality
nuduY stimulated by the unhealthy blood which passes 10
tho heart ANA IL les to perform S once hsathy
bile which duness head
ache iucpact TO keep mind subject impairment Of
mury dzzy sleepy, Of netycus feelings gloomy lorebcd
insS ana raOty Of temper The blood itself being aus
osed fords tho sweat upon the surface OF the ssn Is
ami poisonous that IL produces tsc0orcd Drown
b!utCcs and Other Ornpu0ns sores, Dolls car
bincss and ,co.ul,us tum0rs The stomach bowels and
other organs becoming affected sooner or later
nave the result, Cosyoness. piles dropby dys p
Other symptoms common as biti'r orr
taste Ia mOush internal heat paitaon teasing conih I'M
se1y pppea;. choking sensation In throat Doatlng OF
stomach IN sides about shoulders or bacs coldntss OF
exrcmue ETC. pto Only .ew OF The above symptoms are
% at ono nms Inc I'VE being
ia. great dopurang Odceansng or22n OF t. svste
act r treat horsekeaper OF health work. ana the
fou sender IN the bocd ana lot out % IL
were The machinery of he are gnhuay eSpeHeh ior ne
with sma dose daily or Dr. Fierces Plesaht
Turrtc Pellets preemnonty the articles needed They
Kind OF hunOT tue worst sci oias 10 te com
pimpe blotch eruption Great eating Ulcers kuly
Ieli under their mighty curative n1uepcs Vifulent
blood that urk la tae syso aro by ihom robOeu OF
their terlos by their pesevering and somewhat pro.
racei tho tainted systems may be completely rene
waited ad built anew Enlarged g.Slds tnlnos anu sSv
ings and disappear under the influence OF these
grnal
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
RErRExcnMENr IN THE rosr OFFICE

The capacity of the clerical force IN the
Ncv,York PosiOice Is again 10 DE tested whenever
REDUCTION Is ordered from Wellington IN consequence of
cutting down of The appropriation this post oicc is
alys ,onUrll,G 10 bear tenth Of the amount. The
average salary 81 the clerical force + only 5000 ye"
and cyory enpoye s compelled TO work eight h0Urh ON
Jan Of this year there reduction OF $4,000 made
m tho cx.rnscs Of the New York office. Tho estimate
was made after thorough Investigation INTO th' inah
aynent of tho Office by commission appointed hy the
Fos. os.master-GcncFal Recently y rcduttop OF 5000
was ordered ia the carriers department a. over 80
car7irr- had their salaries reduced from 81 GOO ~ $50"
"a wear. Ncstcr riay furtLcr reduction OF ~4GoOo was
ord, y The Postmaster General iu Cons"qutice oi tGo
probable reduction by Congress ~ the estimates ioi
r.rs hire ccs hy the reduction IN The appi
rratiou of S.JoOUO. u left dsci cicjiorary WIN
i.siuus, James whether H. sOuid reduce the sair:,
or clt down tho force lie decided leave Tie reduction
10 the fupcrntcndrus o: the various departments. w
the box depnrtnc the ass"Tt'is, 20 IN number were
examined their hnoSlr lga OF tho 10000 names 70
which letters are distributed through the bcNcs Tue
hirhcst percentage reached 30 the nyer'so being
rs IA tho dstiibution dcpM Mtmcut schedule ~ 'hc
different routes has been Vrrprltd ani the Gu1rt,iN ex
am ,tlon was completed yesterday. Ihe ren,Tais
NJ 30 U.ets by the reduction were conincd To Gose
Of the lea proficiency.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

BARRows-vAN DUZER-At gSona N, J., q s.turday
"a at the residence Of the bries sister, M fis 20
10 Miss Bessie u. Van Duztx, NO carfs
HARDON-CLEYELAND-O Thursday, the 18th insf ~
the Rev Thomas Davies d. D., atthe residelc" OF tho
brides mother in Philseluhia Mr. Joseph b. liardon OF
Boston, Mass Miss Alison n. Cleveland. daughter o the
late Prof Charles ID. Cleveland.
KELLOGG--BUCKM MASTER-At Brooklyn, June % by Rev.
Dr. Dyke. William c. kellogg OF Brooklyn aGd Joseph
inc r. Buckmasttr Of the same place.
MTRRIAM-LYON-On wednesday. June %, At Lyons Fails
n. Y, by tho Rev Lewis Williams and Rev Jasb fisher,
Charles Collins Merriam To Florence isabelia Lyon.
SMITH-BROHFIELU-On Thursday June 20, LSI6, as
Leasowe the residence Of Dr. George Newiey the bde5
uncle N j. BY the Pew ID. w Facker IL Froc,fict
Smith. esq Of BTooHyl L. H. MisS Josephine 3fomisd
Of former place. No cards.
Toronto and Brampton ont papers please copy.
STIRLING - SHEFFIELD AT saugerte50n Hudson,
June 2 residence OF the brdes parents
by Sanford H. COBB Hugh a. Stirling OF Liverpool,
England, to Louise Wilder, daughter OF b. sheffield esq
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
YouNG NEWS cNrno.lo UNION.

About 5000 young men, composing the IN
fcrent Homan Catholic societies of he city, assembled
last evening ~ the Colan ts ferry receive the dele
gales returning from The Convention OF tic Young Mems
Catholic Union. The delegates arrived about 9o'coek'
when the cerRymeu entered the carriages In waiting,
and tho ayceggics marched the head OF the process
sion 10 ~ Bafusrds Hal In FouTt"cBthsG. near HlANt
At The hail the oy Father lIea ~ made brief address,
returning thanks for tho onihd-rStic reception. ihc
Pcy Father lrI rpn the cy. Father Kane. and other
clergymcn made li Dr. Mcclure SAID the Con
yentinn had been succass Tborc were % SOciclieS
f,irsrntod by over 900 delegates. The object Ul the
Convention WAS to form union N tho plan OF the
lou,,g aens Christian Association. The uoNt ConYcn-
,ir = n be- EcIi - NcwGori. The C4ccrs elected aIe
in, lent: the Rev. o. II. DoaEo, V. G. in Al wee
re- dent thr Rev Thomas < Preston, v g.. hecre-
tary =. tziul OF virginia.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
ORGANIZING FOR T1LDrS AND HENDRIcKs.

The Central Tilden Campaign Club was or
c,uizcd AT No l26 sxth-ave Thursday evening. Rrso-
uous wero passed approving tho nominations at The 81
Louis Convention The following officers were elected
James H. skldmore, President; Wm j. kenDady' secre-
tlry Henry CItes, Treasurer.
Banners bearing the names OF Tiden and HendTi; "a
we're display ed yesterday by tie
Association on Third ave. between Ihlr'y-hrth anu
Thirty-sixtlrgts. ard by tbl Tammany Han General
Cor,,tsc of the With Assembly District at No 81
po,r,ry A banner was also ralsed front o. IamnaIS
Hall ,,,.,.. .
ia, Win Assembly D.stIict held ratification meeting
last evening 80 C0uIbl' sud ifopuit-,'' lHn I'y,
,,s ali h, rdrr y Michael Hral"y, and 8ftef adopt
m IL touD rsa.!Tilug tuc association action OF 81.
II 1870 NJ which H. nominated samu, J llih'I 'Vr
p..si,srt I,bn J. shful!n. Maurice =. Do ArgS. T. j.
O',.ey and ether. delivered addresses. Durirg inc
evening large campaign banner was IIiaen
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
LATEST SH{P NkVS


ARRIVED.
steamship city Of Austin. ctsYrG- Cal weston Jule ~ ia
XIV A. r 55r with mise and pas % q. ~. Mallory CO
steamship Alternate C'bDs. LeWts with uls" and pdas o.
i,r, ARMENIA si Caforo Alicante 90 DAYS, IN ballast
So. - NovpoT Miller of aud ;I0u Windsor ~ 3 10 days
~iEH EHD~tunset lsht :. W: elouJy and hAzy.
Nodae lat 80 90 lon a. 30 National Eagle Sears.
FOREIGN roR1s.
New YvIk 2JL, steamHp Tappahannoc[ Pendeton nom
Nev.OraA. sailed 10Th. steamship Wilmington Holmes
81 I6Hs " H. Jane S0-Arrived bark Alma (Nor.) An.
e.ss AM" d ' ralhs Ma srer ,t % Tharbep Tr4et
Ara,a lH; Eosto9 '"t1o. Ties.sd Isn' SIttH'2 t
iSrrpoo. ayiarci for Iraiee' sohr o. H. 'br icr la
tliEaS a.., ,,-,,. q. 49,. ,o.,
rsy 10, mon .tiiritia,n, Minneh1a Tsno0ok. Tisl.
Acoaine vsu,las La pi@la capt ntyl June 80 Island
al aiSrinrmdhdcl 2gln Blorgyin Chin VIM W oabugy the
,st named ~ tae Ch,uucD N. JOih Montreal Iuoaas e
DOMESTIC FORTS.
gosTOX JUpr 30-Arriyrd bIig Mary c. Roosevelt, Call.
IA Lmoie sths T. a. MS'oper' from hy Sipa
Tor Lyerpoo bIk Mohclu for LondO; sehr f. f. Cabada,
tnseiTsioS June 36sacd. steamship Char 5son. for
CthyTsIos Jure c9-salod. steamship POts1ilo, Win.
NV EEpyohn June 3Osaicd, schr. Sea Bird Tor Hav-
Nrw6Erg,Ns June 2p-Arivod bark Feo (spanl. from
Havana; -chrs Indanola irom Caricnas saTstn' . Day
shS FRANcsco June c9.-Cleared ship Winged Hunter
skyASy,u jane SOCeared, steamship Juriata Catherine
IYGrE Ca. June 29-ssilcd steamship Ragdan. aankiD
WIiS"GroS " c. June 3o- Arrived sehr. Florence View
ell nom fOLce Z. H. sailed t'anshp Regulator Doane
Pnu,oErrHA juno SoAyoa steamship EeIhs from from
Boston. Astoria. from haimoro sehr lai ianuell rgn
ir hmond. Cleared. steamship AstCrI baltimore 9rkt
.nPsa. l Lo u.s'v as or Usl6, seT Elecs Bailey fo
Now.BodiCrL sailed. steamship Lancaster.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
Gte,fAy REpUBLcANs' cAmPAIGY woRK.

A meeting of tbc German Republican Cen
t-l cor,uaien CIimittec was held last evening at the
Ccruania Rooms. 80. 201 Bowery. ExJud2c Often
hoefcr the Chairman read Telegram from Gov. hayes
and another from william A. Wh,ofr Thanking tie Com
mtc for conzratgat5ry dispatches upon their romiua
don motion was carried To- appoint acoLmi';ro ~
ON. from each Assembly Dis ri" to make tho esay
rr,nsraous Cor a grcat ratification meeting 81 ino
Copper Institute 4 set ~ resolutions were adOpt'l
commanding tie position Of the Republican patty aud OF
Gov Hl,.s on thr echuo question, ahd declaring 'h' t
4. t., CAT. o.. fhr Germans who in favor Ot nOu
sccta. ian school, % vote tor iInyeA Aand Nhe"cr'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
NOTED SALE OF TaoTTNG STOCK.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiEUsE.l

LrxISGToN, Ky, June 3O-Mr. John I.
Joprs Of this city sold a the wOodsidc Training Park to-
Jay, - head OF trottng stock for 1890 averaging
S10I 80 each. Tie chief sales were: Harlequin,
stallion by Almont dam Helen McGTcsor, TO W. T.
Witrs.s of Lexington, Ey for Si,275 Jessie Lindsey
brown mare for 1928. to Col Brown 0f Kentucky Tao
famous marc. Old Lady Back, 10 years oic py Capt
walker dam by Parris's Big Pilot only brought $500
from Isaac smith OF Pine Grove, Ky. This closes the
eeries OF gales OF thoroughOreds and trottrg stock for
tl,,s season About $50 head have boon publicly sold
for - go ocO. averaging nearly $500 per head.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
CENTRAL uuDsoH CLUB REGATTA.

PorGHKEEPsIE, juno 3O.-A special to The
Eoge says: At the Cornthian Regatta OF the Central
Hudson Yacht Club to-day, over the Ne"-HaHDurs
eourse Of 20 miles the W. r. Brown won the first prize
FOR ar.lass boats and tho Leroy OF NewHamburg tho
s.cond prze In the second clas boats the Minstrel OF
Hydg Park won frs, price and the 1hets t3e second
nriza In the third class, tho Lulu OF New-uam6lsrg
won the prize The W. L. Brown also won the COri1than
Challenge Pennant by making the fastest tino In tho
ra.e-A hours 30 miputeE."
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
{" The Ola Hundred Out aud
The Gospel Tent.

IDlttyYourtl1L, 1VsI, NlI nodI NIAIII-aVc.
(Oreen Of Thiriyfourthst- line tho rertl
SUNDAY $50 g. M Address By Rev. STEPHEN n.
TYING, lr; subject: Joshua EVENING, 7iJPrcachiis
BY Rev ". s. RAINSFORD. Overflow Meeting. Rev. s. n.
TYING, jr.. In Church opposite tAe Tent
TUESDAY, A. r.-Centennia service ard addresses by
Gen. H. EDWIN TREMAINE, A.s't u o. Auyi y ".
TYING, jr, aud Others. - =
Rev LUTHER g. BASSETT will preach WEDNESDAY "
EVENING" Rev. w LLOYD, THURSDAY hyENING,
aud Rev. STEPHEN IL. TING,JE, FRIDAY EVENING At
5 clock.
Workers Meeting.
THEODORE Il. PERKINS 1li a chorus every evening.
MONDAY PRAYER " LETTING, Ote hour.
Contributions the support these services be sent to
EDWARD l.. OWEN Treasurar,
No. i6 East FOrty.tlrl.st.. or No II Walst
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
llro. ba upon real not sham republican principles, Is
he sincere and hear tfet wish of yours, faithfully
CHARLES III. MARSHALL.

GARDEN CITY, L. J.. June 20, 1876.
My DEAR GoyERSOg I cannot refrain from oheFlHs
yon my sincere CONGRATULATIONS on your nomination 10
the cyate office OF President of the United States AS
qniet observer Of the political events OF the nation
r. OF no my day who has afforded me 70 much
SUBTRACTION and sincerely hope and believe that me WIS
dom shown In tie selection NJ II. Louis Will be fully rt
Bej by the great mass oi the people IN November next
We require reforms In politics, religion, ana morals,
and convinced that We will receive them gther
ou.ly at your hands The whole government of the ma
tion scOrrupt-dcsperatey cOrrupand the honor anu
glory OF applying the andO'c am convinced will belong
10 you. II the fact Or your nomination does not enhance
the material vancs Of the nation.I am sure your election
will do it, Already seem to breathe ne" atmospheie
Is the with every wewisbcr OF his country SIN
ccrely yours, j. HOohhR, HajJi-Geh u .. n.
No. I2I FRAEKFoRr-sT.. New-YOrk, June 20.
DEAR SIR: An oG-itme Republican, heartily eongrat-
ulaie yod your nomination. Tue great malOriy o..
Liberals Of ~ who desire hard money and honesty ana
ability In the Federal service cannot fan to support
you. In '6i and 65 did good service Tor the
Republicans in ~ for the lamentcd Greeley this year
| snail cordially support you. God bless y"u IN q
genuine old fashioned Democratic victory
W. j. BEsT.
The following dispatch was received:
The Convention has good work. congratulate
yOu the result and ;r,i3 that majority OF thc voters
in the United states will cOniln thel action IN h0Vt
Der. MlLsoS u. hUNl'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
IRREGULAR COTTON TRANSACTION.

NEw-ORLEAEs, June 3O.-William Sanchez
and j. j. Moilour the part of committee appointed
by the Ncw-OrleaDs Cotton Exchange, inspected two
bales cotton claimed to be new crop from the Rio
Grande ard pronounced them both old cotton, and one
Of them lriegularly packed Tho latter had been ex
pressed H. ~ LOnis. aud the other was en- ronte 10 Ne"
York but .topped here today and VIII be e1hlbiirt
AL The Cotton Exchange to morrow. T.c Bro~HsvliO
shippers have evidently beer imposed upon.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
coNrrsrs or nANps AT THE ExHIaITIoN

PHILADELPHIA, June 80. The following
bands have reported to Cen Merrill! for tho competition
u. Iaudsdown Pavilion on the 5tn Of July 23d Regi-
ment Band. Brooklyn, L. Conterno, leader; American
Band Providence, X. T., ID. w. Reeves, leader Regl-
mental Band OF tho Sd United States Artillery, Fort
Hamilton N. Y; V0lkers Band. Richmond Va. Louis
Nolker leader; Ringgod Band. Reading. Penn, l.. A.
sehoenberger alcr KelslLston Operatic Baud Phil
adelpha, Penn
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
THE DEBT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, June 30.--The State Treasurer
announces that consequence Of the payment OF large
proportion Of the taxes IN bills OF the state mado
receivable for taxes by decree OF the United States
uprcu Court there is but 900 In the State Treasury
available 10 pay $4,000 Oi interest consolidation
bonds due tomorrow, leaving deficit of $4,000 to bo
prov! led FOR BY the Legislature next November.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
CENTENNIAL ENCAMPYENT OF THE GRAND
ARMY.

PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-The Centennial
reunion Of the National EncanPnent OF the Grand Army
of tho Republic held this morning. Delegates were
present from all sections OF In" country Gov Hart
rn, Grand Commander, made M address OF welcome,
after Witch he EGcampment went into executive session
to receive the Trcasurrrs snc stan officers reports Ia
tine afternoon the National Encampment Of PennsYva-
MIA Grand Army OF the Republic met at the same pace.
On Monday the grand parade OF tho order VIII take place.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

OlIoan, ON Thursday was buried yesterday with
military honors The escort included by invitation the
Washington Artillery and Continental Guards Com
mander Babcock was born In NewJersey III 1893, ahn
entered the navy in 1850 During the war he rendered.
important service to tho army In Virginia by ny hhy
movements be conducted in the York anu PInuhKy