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New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
PERSONAL.

Speaker Kerr is reported as being quite de-
spoudent regard to his health though his physicah Is
hopeful OF his recovery.
A monument to the late Dean Milman, with
recmbent figure will be placed in st. Pauls Cathedral
stone with dark marble panels. Beneath nc lgure Is
pntn Sienna marble. with an inscription III faiSed ie
ters arranged to run round the four sides
The Hon. Charles 5. Bradley of Providence,
r. L. has been elected TO the Bussey professorshp OF
Law in Harvard College lie was graduated at Brown
Juyersity and we'd ChierJustice Of the Supreme
Court OF the state Of Rhode Island for seyeral years
finally resignng tho position fcr his more lucrafe pr
yate practice.
The Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott, editor of The
Christian Beeky the +. II. Marling Mr.. Frank A.
Ferris the Rev. Dr. II. w. Warren, ir Charles Norton
the Rev J. J.. Hmlburt, and 4. 0. Nanennep oi ms
city and vicinity the speakers cngaPe' I0 t
International SndiySchOol Parliament when pSns NJ
The Thousand Islands, 81. Lawrence River, July lo'
Ex-Goy. Seymour has been confined to MS
house III Deerfe.d past ten days by feVer SUI
perindueed by the warm weather. Although his phy'
sclau has prescribed rect and complete abstanne nom
reading and WriCing he still does some WORK IN Tue Nay
OF debating bis secTetary. His Illness VIII preVeht
him from delivering the expected addresses at nc
on the 3D. and at Rome on the 4th Rut tho! WIN
prob ably be prepared and forwarded for reading
The funeral of the late Bishop Cummlns
WAS held o Wednesday After services at his late resi-
dcnce in Luthervlo Nd the coffin was conveyed TO the
Church OF the Redeerner in Baltimore where the regular
,pcr,l services took place Addresses were made by
shop Cheney OF Chicago and Bisnop hchOSoho oi fhi-
odclDa II l. cited a singular Ilt tDtt tno corner
stono the Church OF the Eedeemer was li ~ bipP
Cummius and his tuueTal the urrt elu IA IT, 10 -
believed that Bishop Cheney will be elected TO MI The
vacancy.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
STRENGTH or TBE NET TICKET

The Democratic ticket has been completed
by the nomination of Gov. Hendricks for Vice
President On Wednesday it was stated that he
would not accept the second place on the
ticket, but the Convention evidently believed
that he would not feel at liberty to
decline nomination rendered in man
ner SO complimentary, and there Is strong
reason for the belief that an agree
ment was Substantially effected on Tuesday
night to which some Of the friends of Gov.
Hendricks were parties, which looked to the
nomination Of Tilden and Hendricks. At
present, therefore, it may be presumed by the
public, as it was by the: Convention, that the
nomination will not be declined.
Republicans are very likely TO undenate the
strength of this ticket. They will make a fatal
mistake if they do not understand that it is
dangerously strong, and begin without delay
the efforts necessary TO secure success. They
will miserably deceive themselves if they eX-
pect much from Democratic dissensiOns. Nj.
Tilden has been nominated after a strife Of
unprecedented bitterness, il is true. But it
is an old story that Democratic quarrels end
like cat-fghts. Mr. Kelly already declares that
he shall do all that he can for the ticket. The
demand for the repeal of tho Resumption act
will help 10 reconcile the Western opposition,
and Mr.. Hendricks has been fayorite can
didate with the inhationists. Democracy is
very hungry. For sixteen years it has been
excluded from the spoils. It's most sin
ccre leaders fully believe that any
sacrifice whatever is justifable in order to de-
fea. the Republican party. Those members
who are less dsinterestod will work The more
zcalously for M. Tilden because they will be-
lieye that he can win. liquidation and Hem
bricks arc expected to carry Indiana, and thus
divide the October States. Tilden and profess
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

ment of her purpose: it was simply an act OF
decent courtesy, to allow the corpse OF tho
Government of Sultan Abdul Aziz to be buried
without disturbance. The Slavic people un-
derstand, much more correctly than any
European Ministry, the dilemma in which
Turkey is placed. The present movement, OF
course, implies the secret consent OF Russia.
II puts an instant end to any scheme OF
rcconcilement," and if the policy of non-in-
teryention be adhered to, it will finally lead
to that general CONFUSION which all Europe
Except Russia) justly breads
The union of Montenegro in this movement
il now assured The four States-Servia,
Bosnia the Herzegovina and Montenegro-lie
compactIy together, and will be easily able to
operate on common line of attack. The
Grand Vizer is reported to have announced
that Turkey will only act in self-defense. We
do not see how it will be possible for Turkey
to do anything else. With bankrupt treasury,
with forces in the field already discouraged by
their lack of success against q much smaller
body of insurgents, and with unsettled elc-
ments of disturbance among her own people,
it viii be very difficult for her even to hoid
the defensive line of the Balkan. The valleys
OF the river Ibar Ia southern bralch or the
Drina, which divides Seryia from Bosnia) and
the Moraya. offer approaches to the very foot
of the mountain chain, and indicate the course
of march. Thus SeTvia and Montenegro, acting
in concert, may unite their forces in front OF
the whole insurgcnt territory and completely
possess it.
Prince Milan is young man, and apparently
n cautious ruler He has been forced into war
against his inclination, and the plea which he
is reported to have made public in justification
of the step-that he will fight to obtain q
separate administration for Bosnia and the
Herzegovina-oilers the only chance to Europe
of arresting the war before the complete demo-
ltion of Turkey a few decided military sue
ccsses on his part may induce the Great
Powers 10 persuade Turkey TO make the con-
cession demanded. But this would be, after
all, very muth the same thing as the Berlin
Conference proposed. And it would cease to
be- "non- intervention"
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
SFPYId IN THE FIELD.

That which has been probable for two or
three months past, and almost an absolute
certainty for fortnight, has at length come
TO pass Servia, with her whole military force,
has entered The field against Turkey. At the
very moment when Lord Derby, in the British
House of Lords, was talking complacently
about "the reconcilcmcnt of the Porte and
"the insurgents the uIema, or priests of
Islam, were Imposing Midhat Pasha's plan of
reform, and the Servian chiefs were settling
the details of their march against Turkey.
The delay of Servia, osteusiby at the request
of Russia, was never meant to be a relinquisL-
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

sOns of hard money and reform arexezpected
to carry. New-Y York and Connecticut.
1t would he folly for the Republicans to con-
slider this combination weak one. True, 1T
is illogi~al and inconsistent, ard has not The
flavor of sincerity. Tilden and Hendricks is a
contradiction in terms. Tilden and Tepud.a-
lion is an incongruoUs and illogical arrange
ment. But Illogical and iDcongruous ar
rangements, are not always weak. In
diana could have been carried for the DEM
ocrats only by Il substantial surrender
TO the repudiatOrs. Now-York would have
been carried easily and certainly, for the Re-
publicans, against any such platform as has been
adopted at st. Louis, had not Gov. Iilden
consented to employ his personal strength and
reputation here to overcome objections to Il
platform radically bad. If he is sGvageiy Op-
posed by the Canal Ring and its tools, that
will only help him at the polls, as the hostility
OF Tarnmany helped him at 30. Louis.
The Republicans can insure the defeat OF
this ticket only by committing themselves
still more unraservedly to specie resumption
aud administrative reform. They will have to
mount even higher than they did at Cincin-
natl The palpable defects OF their platform
must he supplemented by most distinct and
emphatic declarations by their candidates, and
by decided wisdom in the conduct OF the cam
paign, if they mean TO win. New-Ycrt is the
battle ground. The Republicans may rest assured
that they will need all the votes OF the reform
and Independent Republicans here. They can
not succeed if they load down their National
ticket by State nominations which identify it
with the very element against which reform
Republicans have protested. They cannot
succeed if the campaign is so conducted as to
rcpcl Liberals and Independents, or so managed
as to make vote for Hayes in New-York an
Endorsement OF Grautism. The sooner the
Republicans comprehend the sort Of work cut
ont for them, the better chance they have OF
rejoicing when ihe votes are counted.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
coming to New-York If they are, there is business
for the Board Of Health.

The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Children might with great prOpriety take up the
investigation of some Of the institutions In TINS Guy
and Brooklyn which are styled industrial ana
charity schools. Frequent instances have iatey
been published of grave wrongs in some OF tlese'
and from letters recently received and inquiries
made by THE TRIBUNE wo. are satisfied that among
other wrongs done is the separation OF families III
the shipment of Young orphans to the West without
keeping accurate record OF their Tor the
future information of themselves or friends IL 10
due to many worthy charities for the protection Oh
the young in this city as well as to the children
themselves that a carelessly or cruelty conducted
homo should be promptly and completely exposed
and we do not know better means OF DONG this
than to remit tho duty to the Society we have
alluded to.
Fx-Goy. Joel Parker will now return to the
practice of law il the village of Freehold, NJ J., ana
the Hon. Patrick Doyle and Barney Ford, esq, VIII
piously fold up that Monmouth ensign, sprinkle II
with puyerizcd gum camphor, and lay it carefully
away in cedar chest for 1850.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
TRIPLE SH E L T
THE NEFS THIS MORNING.

FoRrIGN-Prnce Milan has declared to the Car
that he must go with the people, who are all for
war =- Montenegro is said 90 be in alliance with
Servia ==-z Mr.. Butt moved in the British House
of Commons for Select Committee on Home Rulc
- 1t is understood that Fenion won the Glider
sleeve cup.
DoNRsrIC-Yale won tho eight-oared race of four
miles against Harvard in % minutes and seconds
by l3 lenfths, or 81 seconds Of time. - The
Honse Judiciary Committee decided to go on with
the Blaine investigation, but al the expressed indig-
nation of Mr. Frye finally postponed the case for
several days.
CoNGREss-The Senate passed bin making
temporary provision for the expenses of the Govern
,nent, House amendment limiting the time to ten
= days being agreed to; the Sundry Civil bill was
taken up and great many amendments adopted
- The House passed the bill making temporary
provision for Government expenses; the invitation
TO Philadelphia for July 4 was accepted both
Houses held evening sessions.
Cry AND SUBURBAN.-Thc National Beard of
Trade concluded its sessions, recommending gen
eral plan of railway regulations uniform oassiti
cation OF freghts the regulation Of bills of ading
and other commercial instruments by Congress,
similar standards of quality in tho principal markets
of the country an amendment 10 the Bankrupt law,
and the appointment of commission to revise the
whole revenue system of the country. - Very
extensive preparations have boen made in New
York and Brooklyn for an elaborate cele-
bration on July 3 and 4. - A boot
black Is years of age, was murdered
with apocket-knife, in Westinghouse, by young
rpfBan. who made his escape - Commencement
exercises were held at the General Theological Sem
mary and the Stevens Institute of Technology.
= 81 Gold, 1928, 1929 1923 Gold value of the
Iaeal-tender dollar at the close, 80 cents Stocks
fairly active and irregular, closing firm.
The WEATHER.-TnE TR1BUNE's local observa-
tons are favorable to continuance of the present
fair weather with some cloudiness. and slight
possibility of local rains for two or three days -
In this city yesterday it was increasingly hot from
snurse until sunset. with very little air in motion.
Thermometer, So, Oh, 79o.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
MUSIC.

AT the annual meeting of the Philharmonic
socley tho following were elected its officers for the
suing year, viz: T.. II. Schcrmcrhorn President Il.
Boebm Vice Presidents Pin walther, Treasurer; G..
Mpt2En f. Rietzel f. Bergner, j. M0senthal, A. Hoch,
A. RDbbclen, Directors Dr. Leopold Damcosch, Con-
ductOr; ID. Schaad, Secretary
There will be a special performance at Gil
moro's Garden tomorrow evening, when the German
Centennial Sanger Verbund, with orchestra OF 100
.c,ana will reearse the pieces prepared for the cec-
Jraon OF the cye " the Fourth. Mime PappenEoin and
Messrs DischOH and RenlmerE Will sing.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

At intervals of few years, ever since the
CrotOn water was first brought into this city,
the question of controlling the supply by water
meters has been agitatcd 4 great deal can
he said on both sides of tie question. If
water meters were perfect as q mechanical
coDtIivance-at present they are far from it
one branch of the discussion would be closed.
There is no doubt that the introduction Of
meters would greatly rcducc the amcunt of
water used or wasted. But against The profit
thus to be gain 3D. there is to bo 5et off the harm
that would cnsue if the poor, classes were
restrained in the use Of water, rs tAcy wOuld
be if q price were charged for it. The views
of the Board OF Health on this subject should
be very fully brought out before any. great
change ia made in matter 50 seriously af-
feetiug The salubrity of the city: The pile of
meters that we're prepared under thc Tweed
administration can best be kept on storage a
little longer till the question has been fully
discussed. If the meters shoull ever be intro
ducel in tenement houses, new law would
he re1uircd.t TO compel the landlords to supply
their tenants with at least = certain amount OF
water without charge.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
MEMORIAL OF WILLIAM b. AsToR.

J. j. Astor and William B. Astor propose to
erect e magnificent stone altar and reredos In Trinity
Church as memorial OF their father the late William b.
Asor 1t to bo built OF Caen stone. white marble, and
aabasor relieved by gold and mosaic. Y. c. withcrs.
after whose design is to be built. will sail early In Au-
gust for England for the purpose Of ordering tho work
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

Mr. DOrsheimer proposed to make a straight
issue between soft money and hard money" and yet
e confessed in the next sentence that the socalcd
declaration in favor of coin was compromise, a
surrcndcr-asainst which he. with every other dele
gate from Eastern Dem0crGtics States, had entered
formal protect. When the supreme effort OF the
foremost advocate OF honest currency in the st.
Louis Convention only places him on - middle
ground which does lcaso some hope" when tho
nearest approach TO q straight issue the lues-
ton of resumption is a shutting evasion, Gov. Tden
gce. into tho raco too heavily handicapped to win,
even If he were not weighted in addition with Hen
dricks md his financial hcresies.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

Workmen's meetings, Mr., Trollore writes,
have been held for the trs5 time in Rome.
The laborers seel. diminished hours of work,
but are willing that each one shall be paid ac-
cording to his capacity. Tie latter condition
implies that the more intelligent OF the art-
sans are in control of this Tefolmatory move
ment.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

If the news be confirmed that Montenegro has
cISered into alliance with Seryia, the Sultan $
troubles must be deemed still grarcT. The
Prince of Montenegro has at his command
10000 well trained and hardy mountaineers,
who might act with effect in Herzegovina
while the Servians attacked the main army of
the Turks at Nish.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

Yale's victory o Harvard viii be geneT-
ally and Justly n ,uted to the pertInacity
with which the Yale captain has stuck to the
English system of rowing. Two years of dis
aster and defeat did not interfere with the
conviction that the new method was superior
to the old. The merits of the Yale stroke 7"
will now obtain recognition long denied them
At the same time it must be admitted that the
test IL not so satisfactory as + Harvard and
Ysla were both competitors in the National
College Regatta; the race Of yesterday being
simply question of precedence between two
that lad nat won in tie general contest. The
estimates OF our correspondents have also in
dicated that the Harvard crew was not the
cquai of the Yale men il physical development
nor was it in experience. This i3 further shown
in the fact that Yale tool, the lead yesterday,
and kept it; while If the crews had been
equal, it might have been expected that Har-
wards method of rowing would give the lead
Mt first, and that the hard contest would come
in the last half mile.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
OBITUARY NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, June 30.--Judge James +.
Ld of the Court of Common Pleas Of this city died Vile
morning.
LONDON, juno 30.-The Countess OF Beau
champ Is dead. She the only daughter OF Earl ssS~
hope. md MA rred the Esgl 0f Beauchanp IN Aetso
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

One more murder. This tine it is the result
OF an aifray between boys, the victim being a
bootblack 1t is pitiful result of bad ways
and unrestrsined passions 4 compulsory .edu-
cason system thoroughly enforced would
reduce the number Of these "street boys"
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

Many different departments of the Centennial
Exhibition are described iii the letters we pub
lsh to-day. The advances of American invcn-
ton are well illustrated in the hydraulic
machinery that is displayed. Taste is not
supposed to be the national forte. yet there is
a good dcyclopncpt of ii in our hardware eX-
h5ition. The marvellous progress Of Russia in
,lic artistic and original design and execution
OF variety OF handworll is finely illustrated
at Philadelphia. But perhaps the least looked
for exhibit is the sjngGlarly successful display
of France in Agricultural Hail. including large
vegetables admirably preserved in natural
form and freshness, and only needing French
cookery TO make ne 'atOrs' mouths wator.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

Readers Of THE TRIBUNE learing toWn or traD,
slin0 for the Summer can hdre the paper mailed
10 them, postpaid, for 81 per month, the address
being changed ,ehsnerer desired requests for q
change of address should dltrays mention the
edition IDaRy, Weekly. or SeoIi Weekiy), and
both old and ner addresses.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
9musemenss ario alertlnse Co. Night.

FJYTu AVENUE THEATER.-1:3O and 3: Pique."
PARN THE ATFR-2-cad s: "Tie Kerry Cow"
TwENTY-TRIRD STREET OPERA House. ana 3; heiy
a. Leons MIsstITls . ,
WALLACKs THBATkR-l:30 and 3: Mighty Dollar"
ACADEMY or DFsIGN-Centennial Loan EAhIDltlOh'
GIIMORE's Garden Concert. ,
METvoroIITAS MUsEUA OF ART-Centennial Loan EX-
hibiOn
MONMOUTH PARK. Races
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

Writing from Paris, Mr.. Henry James, jr
describes the volume of the late NJ. Doudan's
letters which has just been published. The
literary world will read with interest OF this
work, which abounds in wise opinions ele-
QaDtly expressed.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

The suggestion in the Presidents message
of a mode of continuing tic usual operations
OF the Government notwithstanding the delay
OF appropriations, has been adopted by Con-
grcss. The plan was, however, modified, so
as only to tide over tie embarrassment for
ten days; and it was accepted with poor grace
in the House, as of dire necessity.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

Eleven tons OF cucumbors shipped last week from
Jacksonville. Florida in one day! The item alone
is almost sufficient to give pains ia the stomach.
We can only hope that the eleven tons are not all
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

The National Board Of Trade wound up its
sessions with number of recommendations OF
Importance. The tendency of that body to
ask for Government interference i'll all sorts
of business affairs was even more strongly
exhibited than before. Congress is to be
called upon to legislate a5ouU bills of lrding
and storage receipts. State and national leg
islation concerning railroad freights and fares
is suggested. A revision OF the tariff is
urged. Altogether the National Board of
Trade does not seem to have learned that the
world is already governed too much.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

A long list Of colleges contributes to the
Commencement news this morning. Among
them are Harvard, Yale, Wesleyan, Williams,
Dartmouth, Dickinson, Union, Syracuse Uni
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

versity. and the General Theological Seminary
of this city.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

WATERS. - Selters, Yicby, Carbonic Acid,
Bitter Kissongen Carlsbad Artificial Saratoga &c. shipped
to hotels aud families the country. Address GAEL d.
SCHULTZ 500 Broadway, NewYOrk
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-08
Europa.


Cdfihrad, Z. unora. Vysoka porta
dala vcera vyslanc6m on6ch mocnost,
kterez j andrasovskou notu schvalily,
odpov6d. Ona jest pry ochotna pfistou-
pitt k peti a to nasledujicim Glankdm: k
zavedeni svobody nabozenske; zmene We
vybirani desatk1; ulehceni ronictyu; Wy.
nalozcni caste d1chod6 vzboufenych ze
mi ma nejnaehav6isi opravy; jmenoyani
komise, jez by Sc skladala z kiestanG a
mahomedand a kterai by mad provad6-
MIN t6chto oprav bdela.
Petr0hrad, 5. unora. Rusky Mir (Ru-
sky sy6t) pise, ze komedie, kteraz sc nypi
Cafihrade pfiGin6 andrasovskych :
pray odehraya, vsem mocnostem Sc libiti,
jedine Slovany vsak mrzeti bude.
Pone'sik Moraoana 0e Vych. Iadit. O
drn. Ferd. StoliGkovi, rozenem Moravanu
a horlivem narodovc, ktery zemfel ma
svych v6deckych cestach We VJch Indii
pise DIR. Feistmantcl Kalkuty mezi il
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POIiticky Obrat v
KakOuSku.

u Prahy SC zvestuje sice z pramene
spolehliyeho, 20 dni ministerstva Auer
spcrg LASER isou sett6ny. Nekdejsimu
mistcdrziteli Cechach nyni mistodrzi-
tell Tyrolsku, hrabet Taaffemu, bude
pry sv6feno sestaveni noveho minister :
stva. Jezto hrab6 Taaffe sveho casu pro
mirne vyrovnani Cechy byl a k strane
konservalivnf SO hlasi, znamcnalo by po
volani no do ministerstva cislajtanskeho
neispise zmenu nyntjsi soustavy vladni
ve anyslu strany konscrvativni snad
We prospech vyrovnani Cechy.
Tento obrat by zaiiste nikoho Rakou-