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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-11
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE REGULAR wERKL1
MEETING.

THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE REGULAR wERKL1
MEETING.
The Board OF Aldermen met yesterday afternoon IL
the Adcrmanic Chamber a, hali-past two O'Clock,
President Lewis In the char.
Alter the usual routine preliminary to business had
been gone through with Alderman Shells offered q
protest OF property owrors against the removal Of the
Emsrant Department from itsl present site at Castle
Garden. Referred to Committee on Lands and PlaceA
Alderman Slcvin offered petition for armory er
the separate Troop Cavalry" FIRST division, N.GS.
NY Referred 10 tho Committee on Military Anairz
Alderman rurroy offered a resolution that tho Conn
niItee on Public Works be requested to place them
selves in communication with the heads Of the several
departments OF the city governments for the purpose
OF obtaining such information as can be had upon the
subject OF alleged pliance by such departments
with the various city ordinances nov IN force The
resolution was adopted, after some slight discussion
Alderman Bryan Reilly offered a resolution directing
the superintendent OF markets remove Inc garbage
resulting from the sale OF country produce IN such
markets, aud TO damp II in the nearest convenient
dumping place After some discussion the resolution
Alderman Billings offered u resolution to the effect
tina, The Board adjourn 1t shall be 10 the FIRST
Mcssrs McCarty and Purroy opposed the resolution
on ground OF pressing business before tho Board,
ana Mr. Billings explained his reasons Tor fatherng inc
resolution Tho resolution was temporarily WILL
drawn.
Alderman rinckncy offered tho following resolu.
Resolved That the Committee Arts and Sciences and
Education is hereby directed to Inquire Into aud re-
TO this Board with all speed what measures
House and the brown stone building In the
City Hall Park.
Tho resolution was adopted.
Under the head OF communications from His Honor
the Mayor three iour unimportant resolutions wero
returned without his approval
Alderman Billings resolution on tho question OF
adjournment to the first Thursday IN October came up
for decision. IL received but three affirmative votes
Alderman Pinckncy called up general order rcsolu-
ton No. sol, respecting the painting and lettering o
telegraph poles which was published last week. me
resolution passed.
The Committee on Lands and Places sent in report
upon the question involved in the contemplated re-
nloval OF tho Offices o. the Emigration COMMISSION,
which was read. The committee report that thc'Board
OF Aldermen have no jurisdiction In the matter, u
being an affair belonging 10 the Commissioners oi The
Sinking Fund
The Board then adjourned till next Thursday.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August 10. 1879
Cotton srm Offering. liah; mddl,ns ll,ss; low mic.
gross. 5a. sales. sos. stock l.o+i.
Cotton nrm middlng. lssc; low middiins,. lie; good
s s's.: Britain -' s0''"''' '-' sA'e' ~ s'0'''
Cotton firm; middling. liac low mddns lU1sc good
ordinary, 9ac Net receipts. IL bales Sales 90 Stock
SAVANNAH August 10. 1879
good sansy III S"c" Eapo.
wlse l5a Sales 10. Stock io7
CmARLKsroS August 10. 1876.
o"ss S s S %e 9sssp,s, t BALES Export. soa..sis
oswnco, August 10, 1875.
White csasda q Corn dn "' sales
changed. Canal irrghts vnehanse Kailrosd reish.s
saso o1 eet Unna shipments Lumber Usoouo icst
Iairoad shipments -Fiour i4oo bbl..
BUFFALO. August TO- 1876
Luke rcccpts-Corn 90 10 bushels hairoad receipts
Flour; 10 sos whsa' soy bushels sorn 1900 do;
shipnsnts for tidswa,sr nteriorm"hsaa lsu3
S SS@:' wheat t" 1861 bushels: c.@, $3.50 Gs oa'.
1000 do; barley, 5000 DO rye LOO de- cSn. ireghts
light milling demand: safes 4 lots Wisconsin spring a.
81 I'd SSs %'s = 70 u at Coz" su au ss sales
2soJ bushels Western at .c IN lots Rye inactive. Bar.
Sa at SO 3 for heavy mess Lard dull At lie is
wines entirely nominal; no sales
Flour quiet: No > white wabash. new. ii I7ss: no
Sss %'sS s %i" y g. d. .%ss.
q rs; 10 Do new 81 30 red wiassr. new SILT;
S Hs~ S MY Il Corn ss' but
. ssa s4.. %H' nd GRADE @ s s do
dull No. : new s,,e keseips. ~ sns Hour -3'oo
cnicAGo, August 10. 1876.
Flour quiet and weak Wheat active but and lower,
october G "a" ' thsaso srn @
ss assr s Ss 4S ss t ~ '
spot 3o,Ae soae; august so4c september Rye quiet
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SHE LOST HER TRUNK.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

10 carry the trunk from the depot to the
corner OF West Third street and south Fifh
avenue. The detective then learned that Two men
nad been seen carrying similar looking trunk
Into house No. Al West Third On searching the
house Detective Slevn found the trunk owned by Miss
Roberts in the room occupied by woman named Mary
Ache. who, on being arrakned before Justice smith,
al the Washington Place Court yesterday, held for
trial
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY H. 1s7e-w1TH

Bank OF England rate Of discount was yesterday IN
changed, the rate being per cent Consols, at the
close OF the London market, money and account
90 ole Specie increased in the Bank OF England
tho past week f249 O00 Two hundred and seveny-ono
thousand pounds bullion went into the Bauk OF England
on balance to-day. Proportion OF Bank OF Ensland's
to liabilities 6s5s, against So. lust week.
Tho closing prices were us ioiiows:-consols Tor
money 96s 96a consols for account o61s e6,s
fve-twenty bonds of 1885, old. lo6 l06% fve-twenty
bonds OF 1867. lO9 ten forty bonds. 1922 new hves,
1867 1861; Erie common shares, 1925 l21s; Erie
preferred shares, l9H.
Specie the Bank OF France decreased 90s 600 francs
the past week.
STOCK PRICES.
The following table shows the prices offered and
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by their making the deficit good. He did not bslteve
the bank could have continued bys,ncss much longer
under the methods by which had done heretofore,
max ing such injudcious Investments As 10 tho effect
OF the failure he thought could not be general
as the bank small, and big institution
rs the Mechanics and Traders had gone down with very
little general commoton about It,
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THURSDAY. August 10, 1874

iO:lj M ll:}l \. n.
I9si 5000 US 500. c. '67.. IiyX
.la 1000 do. .......... llnss
-O1 1000 = o's, cur. i26is
l,ss 300 do.........bc I26
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- II
Delivered contract 400 bales For iuture delivery
sales follows :Yesterday. alter T.
ber II 3S2c October 100 ut lIAc.; November
800 II ~ s2e: December 700 at IL II 32 July lO
% 32c Total 5000 bales To-day. up to two MAugust
400 ~ 5ioe 2U ut i.,sc September, lOoat II la2c
u Lie, 400 NJ II 32c 100 ~ ll6c
~ li2c u II Lice. 900 3.soc:
October IL II Ice 400 II as2c.. 800
November IL II BE 100 sac. 2O II .li-s
800 Mt lsac l,olat 1880 400 "a, i,uc: December.
Lac, 500 IL ~ BE. 800 II 1913 DO vt
IL sac, so IL 81 BE: January, 100 IL 25-3
200 II - :fac.; February. 100 II 29-3.c.. 800
lille Total 10000 bales. Grand total i40tU bales
The the follows
New Orleans. "a Mabe, II: Savannah III Charleston
Norfolk, 49, Boston. .t2 Total. 75i bales THIS day
week. This day last 3!0 Total since
!. t.Ose,so bales Cotton Heights closed foo~s-To
Havre STEAM &c. pressed to Hamburg. by steam.
compressed: 10 Bremen by steam, Sc
10 Liverpool bv steam. .6t- . nv sail. 1i'd
fLouR GRAIs.-Rccepts--tlcur. .sJi bbls. wheat
50 I5 bushels; meat $50 bills and 49, sacks; oats
l3s 1919 busheis 81 do barley, go do barley
~, $40 do The hour market wa, duh The sales were
II UOn bb including state. Western and Southern
az Rye -four quiet with sales
26O bos ~ ~ " s. 10 Corn meal quiet:
bbs sold 10 81 - tor Brandywne and S. IS So
for jersey and Western yellow We quote
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Stock ;;et Dull
GOLD e in =.

Brokers laborinq to-day
reward too mcagre either
gods OF tho ono or make the
has been the sleepiest day OF
from variations The great OF
peace, and the little enes, fai
leader, have roared AZ gently as
sequently what activity did cxis
three stocks only.
haChtnon Captp al m for som n
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$500 DisCol 3.e5's....
3UOJChi. y 4 Qc rs.
200 y q Ccn LIST. con
1,s,, J. X VI u con.
1000 N d, ; L con ; T..
! IA do. .....b be
bOOO st = LIST, CAM DC
1880 NJ X T. IS. II.
son Nor 4 rs I'd.
ltODC y x Ash new.
7UCO Mich Cen rs. -.
2UD North Mo ist..
1900 Ohio Il Miss con
800 - Ia. gold o..
100 Pac OF Mo Id.
$500, 4 LIST. : J br..
1000 CP lst.CyO br..
800 Tn rac RR lst..
oHp' thiac , fund. g.
10000 so Pac BIDS of Mo
NEMO do .......
100 do.
900 do. ...........
go - l. X | NJ lst...
5000 7 X W LIST. StL d
Central Pac LIST. San
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

II Is evident that no second-class mission
e Chill viii satisfy kpaEek t 1 ne Of tbe oS
Neutrality-suspicious. Times tIndl
Gen. Butler says he is not like maid, but
more like widow. He knows what he wants ana Is,not
seco@es 70 a per lGr in the With District amye be-
ware OF vidders!"-lWoroester Gazette.
"Hayes is a good man." Undoubtedly he
rs but when he herds with Morton, Chandler, COnKlg
Cameron and Logan he Is morally certain not TO remain
"good" very long Evil communications corrupt goou
manners."- Louisville Courier-Journa tDem)
1t really looks as if Gov. Hayes means civil
service reform when he it, His dispatch congrau
tatng ex-Secretary Cox goes 10 prove IT, We haven't
elected to Congress Will be cause for conGratulaton TO
the whole country.-lBoston Herald tlnd)
The triumphal procession Secretaries BristOw
and Jewell are making Vermont must be very pleasant
both to performers and lookers-on. and yet we cant
help thinking that they lad wanted 70 t put v tMgf
have gone to some doubtful State, ike Indiana, let US
say.-ts2ringfeld Union Repl
From Florida to Maine il is easy to see that
one directs the whole political Inc OF battle. on
the other side there is chaos, doubt uncertainty MI
Tden is as wise in the 90 days that are TO come ms
followers will be guided 10y HIM as imPlcluy as they
have up tins time. his election in November Will
be certain Baltimore Gazette (DemJ
Hayes dare not lisp a word of disapprOval OF
the removal Of Jewell Pratt and YaIyan or o. the ina
nous order in relation TO the troops and the South The
Character OF Grants Administration is Just what the
party has made it, The question is whether the country
wants more OF the same sort II So can nave IL ny
eecting Hayes.-lsyracuse Courier tDemJ
An Ohio iackass pulled down his owners
vest hanging III the stable and eheTed up so III green,
backs which IN one OF the pockets, spttmg out y
claimed by both the Peter Cooper and Iden ana Hen
bricks partesiust as each OF those parties hadnt
enough asses in Ady.-INOrFistOwn Herald tRepJ
The suit of the widow Butler is growing
stale The same which twice caused the sut 10
be rejected by the ste, and led the Essex district 10
decree divorce after miserable union Of several years
apply with greaTer force After pressing the
suit In quarters and with such III success every
Intentions are not honest.- Boston Advertiser Rep9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25
DRAN41IC NOTES.

Mr. Jeffersons provincial tour of Great Brit
ain will extend from sept. to Dec. 10.
Mr. Sothern has just made another gift to
the General Theatrical Fund In London-S1OO
The current theatrical death-lst contains the
name Of Mr. F. Kirby OF sydney, Australia, well
known theatrical bookseller
The ballet of Sylvia" is to be brought for l;
Moscow and at the opera at Vienna.
The grave of the late James UnswOrth, the
minstrel, has been marked by monument gwen ny
friends in Ford Cemetery, Liverpool
Mr.. Barry Sullivan will effect his reappear-
the English stage. Sept. 20. at Drry Lane
Theater London, acting hing Richard he Third.
Mr. George Honey made his remittance on
T s aS5 5Sag IN Field Of the Cloth Of Cod for
the benefit OF Mrs SCARBOROUGH
Mr. John Coleman proposes to make a new
Theaer and he has secured the services OF Mr. Samuel
Phelps, Mr. John Ryder and Miss Emily Foster.
This is announced as the last week of Dun
Sothern will act Docid Gdrriek. Miss Alice WyDdham
has been specially engaged Tor the character OF Ara
haInd.
Miss Rose Evtinge acted Lady Macbeth in the
course OF her recent engagement the California Thea
Ter, sau Francisco and her performance was thought
fully commended in several local Journals. she had
never before acted this part.
The Era of July 80 says: "London is pack
ing up ana going out OF town shutters are up at me
work is covered with and china ornaments
packed away in cupboard London looks like going
bullock trunks They accompanied NV smiling faces
Alpenstocks, and holiday suits. The streets are lonely
the evenings are oppressive and the anusements are
dull"
McVicker's Theater, Chicago, was reopened
for the season ON Monday night, with following
company: f. 4. Thorne j. III. Rowe, Harry Lee NJ Rain
ford Harry HattO,W. ". Seymour +. Mcvieker A. John
son, W. H. Layelle, Redmond Ryan, Marx smith, Al
Stephens, j. III. Brown W. SissOn, Miss Helen Tracey
Mrs. Clara StOneal, Mrs Frank Murdoch Mrs. :. A.
Baker, Miss Emma Marble, Miss Siran Htzlugh Miss
Ella Lee Miss Jane Rivers Miss Mary Leslie. aud Miss
Ida Wheeler The musical director is Mr. Charles Weber
London Assurance having been revived
at the London Haymarket Theater, q letterwriter
sldered necessary during Lady Gay Spa'ker's hunt
ns speech for all the characters 10 stand round her III
Turkish crescent legitimate semcircei why should
The Haymarket company show such marked deiesta.
ZION OF the obviously convenient posture OF sitting down.
no matter whether in drawng-rO0m or boud0lr and,
nnally why should not at least tenth part ~ Grace
ldarkaway's curious sentiment be washed outP'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25
ASSAULT UPON 4 POLITICIAN

Michael I. Allen, the chief clerk in the oS'o>
Of tho Collector OF Taxes and Assessments Brooklyn wsss
standing at Joralemon and Coursss about IL O'clock
last night in conversation with of his friends Ser
geant John Eason Of tine First Precinct had left him.
when Thomas Shanly, who was not on good terms with
Allen. drew pistol from his pocket agd, standing at
distance Of eight ten feet fired the shot taking eject
in Aliens back. Sergeant Eason and Detective Harry
Van Wagner were at upon tho ground,
and succeeded in securing Shanly he attempted to
cape by running up Flton-st As the officers sczedhm
he threw away his pistol He locked IA the First
Precinct satonhouse. and Mr. Allen was taken there TO
have his wound dressed Dr. Nissan probed the wound,
and was time unable find the ball IL was feared
that had entered the lungs but this opinion was nos
entertained by the physician There WAS no bteeding
The cause the difficulty which resulted In the attack
last night could be ascertaned shay said mat no
had good his action, and that be would dis
close them the proper time He has been an aspTtnt
FOR the Republican nomination for Alderman OF the First
Ward for several years Mr.. Allen is member OF the
Kings County Democratic General Committee and the
Secretary OF the First Ward Democratic Association Ho
said that he knew why Shany should attack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25
DIED.

BAYLEY-At POughkeepsie. 23 1876, Angelica q.
WyckOa wife Of Guy e. Bayey, NJ. ID.
Funeral from her residence POughkeepse saturday
morning O'Clock, arrival OF train from Now
York
MEAD-At the residence Of her sonnlaw. A. d. Shepard
FanwoOd y. j. Thursday Aug "a Mary j., widow Of Lat
kin q. Mead aged 10 years
Funeral at BrattleDoro w. saturday morning 26th inst
STEVE NS-In Brooklyn Thursday, cath inst, Emma 8.
stevens, the 24th year OF her
friends ths family respectfully invited to
the residence Of John - Charters,
esd No 23S ClermOntaye, Brooklyn, on saturday, Goth
inst, at Il O'clock
WHIrNEY-At orange, n. J.. Aug %. 1875. Walter ~,
OF Margaret and the late ]. ). whitney aged ID
Funeral from residence of his mother Mt Vernon ave-.
Friday, Aug 25, at ii a. m.
ZABRIsKIE-At Hohokus ". J., Aug. "a John Jacob "a
briskie, IN the SD year OF his
Funeral on saturday the 26h inst $3.50 from his ata
residence HOhOkus. Trains by Erie Railway leave Twenty
third St az g. from ChambeIsst at l:45
rages at the depot arrival of the trains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25
FOREIGN NOTES.

MADHIp, Aug. 2l.-Purther reentorcements
OF troops will De dispatched to Cuba at the end oil sepem
Der
LONDON Aug 2i.-A Paris dispatch says ::
News from Rome received here yesterday gives no hope
of Cardinal AutoBellIs recovery.
LONDON, Aug. 2i.-Thc Right Rev. Fred
erick Temple u. De- Bishop Of Exeter. was married to
Beatrice Lascces to-day at ST. MiehaeFs ChHien 10
Chcster-squaTc
gLoYpON, Aug. 2l.-A Reuter- telegram from
Madrid announces that royal decree has been iSseI
rdrng the coinage OF gold pieces OF 20 peeetds ALSO VI
silver pieces of various denominations
OTTAWA, Aug 2I.-Thc Hon. Alex Mchen-
ze Premier il Of the opinion that the waters Oh 'he
Cb,mbly ard Rchclcu rivers, being dredg'd, must pe
considered as canals, and are, therefore open 10 AeF
shipping . o.,
ToRoNTo. Aug. 2i.-Nleetings to discuss the
oueston OF trade between Canada and Australia have
h,.n held in Montreal and London and the views rN-
messed have in all been hiGHI! favorable 10 the
proposed commercial extension.
ToRoNTo, Ont, Aug. 24.-Scveral thousand
odd Fellows and their friends arrived from BuhalO To-
ay by four steamers They were met az the wharf Nv
The independent order of odd Fellows III Douy' ihc
city is decorated iu honor of the Nisitors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 24.-The Green
back Convention ~ the With Congressional District to-
d,,- nominated Andrew HASTE OF Warren County for
Congress.
FAIRBI'RY, ILL.,, Aug. 24.-The Democrats of
the With Congre ssional District today renOminated
Creenbury l.. Fort.
BrsuSELL. H., Aug. 24.-The Democrats of
the XIII District to-day IN convention nominated John
H. Hungate for Congress.
LupINGToN, Mich, Aug. 2l.-The Demo-
Gratis of the IXth Congressional District to-day nomi-
mated John II. hilbDurn.
DETROIT, Aug. 2i.-llenry NJ. Sutheld OF
this city to-day nominated for Congress by the Re
nubcans of the st District John II. Kilbourne Of Big
Rapids nominated for Congress by the Democrats oil
the IXth District.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
FLOR other Ship Yeps see Third Payc.l

ARRIVED.
steamship (Brl, Alree, LONDON Aug r. with mdse.
and pass % 4 W. ] Hurst ,,.,,... No.. .-,., -.
pass. METROPOLITAN Steamship Co.
NoricIk In mdse and bass to Old Dominion steamship CO.
steamship Harrisburg, Worth, Philadelphia .u...
BARK Edward D. Jewett lof St John \. b., Malmvuist,
July 10, in ballast Is anchored at Sandy Hook for
Emk Anna CNor.) Vineyard Rio Janeiro 40 DAYS with
BGik Minnie NJ watts Thomaston Watts Bel,as: Jaly
BaTS Ehda tNOr. Boo New Ross 40 days in ballast
Bark Mustang (NOr.l Blrklaid, Amsterdam "a days m
BiS Cle:a (of Halifax Petersen, IS days, with
BIZ Fayorite Nor steinorth Dublin 81 days in ballast
-cr James Young of Boston, Young Pensacola rs Gays
sehr Anna curer wart, OF and days from st. John.
schr Mary Louisa, Gaski Washington N c. days. with
+ y Glover Cof Bridgeport, gersOu Georgetown.
scir Maielra Crist and 10 days ST. John. N. b.
schf Geo w Whistler. IT,, Crosby, Clarks Island. with
grant. ~, ,,,,
sSaT N1 ary Merha iio HoEar SaEser With
Schr fanniba smith, Bangor. with granite.
sSRT Nary Roseis PIsSs BAH inv WITH Smber
sShr F f illsn, Perkins Bangor with lumber
scT ENRer r smith SRS SGS MIN T mg ran'
schr. slas McLooD, spear, Rockland, with lime.
SER Frances Hath, Green, RocSiand. with lime
schr. ;. J. Lindsley kenn,dy. Roekland with bme
sShr Bennett south Thohaston'
BELOW.
Bark Nellie and brig Cuthbert 10th from Cow Bay and
spoken % miles T. > +. from sandy Hook bg pilot
l.. :. Negus, No. l.
SAILED
Wieland Handbags: State OF Pennsylvania
for Glasgow Cornwall for Bristol CITY OF York. for
Havana. Alexandria for Glasgow ship MechiJr Tor Ham
burg UbO. OT MaTseles; Adela Carleton for Dun
kirk Ebcneher Tor Cork; Aontezuma for Barbadoes brig
JOhuuy smith Tor Cork.
NISD-sanseL moderate. 5. 5 W.. clear
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Aug 2l.-The steamship city Of Vera Cruz
rived yesterday afternoon
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEWCASTLE Del, Aug. 2t-Passed up. steamship South
TYNE BE- Haett Cardiff, the steamship May
aguez before reported Sailed for Philadelphia bark Nu
bark John A Horrie hiss tOpgalan gone.
DELAWARE REAKwATER Aug. 2i-lne ship Spectator Is
ordered Philadelphia brigs Ohnia - BALTIMORE W. N.
IL Clements TO New.lOrk
BosroN Aug 2-ArrIved, steamship William Lawrence.
HOwrs Baltimore schrs. Mabel f. staples, Cole, and L. T.
Whtnore, Mhitmore Philadelphia Casiin, Melrs. south
b. f. Waite Aylward, ALEXANDRIA, Cleared, DOrk Il.
A. Allen. IOr Havana
VINEYAED HAVEN, Mass. Aug. 24.-Arriyed, schrs. Eva
c. atps, Philadelphia for Boston Annie Lowry from
Rockpor Me- Philadelphia Nellie Jewel. from Farm
ingae do Passed schr Pennington, from Piladel
phid Boston
PORT ROYAL C.. Aug 2A-Arrivei scbr Aurelia u TO
land, from New-IOIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25
FURTHER COMMOTION IN CRETE.
A dispatch TO The Times from Vienna says:
4 RELUCTANT NOMINEE.

MP. FIHKrLHBURG FINALLY ACCEPTS THE CANDI-
DACY FOR GovEGSoR OF MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 24.-The Republican State
Committee held secret meeting this morning TO con-
slider what should be done respecting the declDaton OF
Mr. Fnkeuburg candidate for Governor 1t Is under
stood thar three prominent members OF the committee
were appointed 10 wait on Mr. Fnkienburg, aud again
urge him accept tho nUunatinu aud that Their mis-
.on proved suc,eSsful This result l. officially an
bounced bat given authority believed to be trust
worthy. 1919
Fmktlnb.rg had Withdrawn dis decliBaton as camel
date FOR Governor ~ tins state and accepted the ncn
NATHAN of tine recent Republican Convention, proves 10
be- tue lie formally accepted the nomination to-day,
and VIII upon canvass Of the State as soon as MS
business Will permit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25
TIE G. GATHERING OF SCIENTISTS AND sAvANTs.

THE GATHERING OF SCIENTISTS AND sANANlS.
BUFFALO, Aug. 24.-1hs was the second
day of the meeting of American Scientists here Inc
attendance was large, many ladies being present Inc
President Prof VIM Rogers Of Boston, read the foio"
inc names Of sayants in attendance of the convention
from foreign countries Dr. otto NJ Torell OF the leo
logical Survey Of sweden; DE- J. H. Won bau"'
hauer. Netherlands; DIR. L. NJ; Won Baum
hauer Netherlands; Or. Joshua Lndahi' sweden I;
DIR. Theodore Lorlstrom, sweden; Emhe Dtuyzebr'
Cairo, Egypt T. Daninos, Cairo Esypt d.
Hrnner Cairo, Egypt; WIN. Sagel VIENNA =; Fran
berger Brunnl Austria; Dr. Ernst flcrZhi', Nlehna
Acs.andro Castellani. Rome ltaIy Dr. II. hnnS's,
Sweden Dr. Rudolf Koenig, Paris lie tLeh alluded 10
tbe work Of Prof James Hall of flDahyi tho ustnt
ished paleontologist and expressed Tue u'eP iuep'
r,ness of the ASSOCIATION TO the hon p N hophhs VI
his city for his influence In procuring Us Pupctio'
The associatiun then adjourned TOT seItoh WoIk,
poners were read and discussed on 'Gentfa Irlnclp
81 TustIucton OF Ordinary aud Perfect Magic squares
Coirdiu,Ie surveying" Mode OF Extension Oh IVA III
Iimprts !" Notes ON North American famous Sul-
nosed TRANSFORMATION Of the Tau OF Anna, my ier
waited Appendnges of UyOd.' y :" isthnlus Oh anna,
"Ordn OF Kames or ESbers III NewS-hainl,
shire" contributions TO Chemistry OF HyulOSen
:" Reduction of silver at ordinary temperature III
messing of free nitric acid "Peculiartles M lenora
irom pnmuli I'm Michigan" aud "scoe oitahthrepoosy,
and cInssdcaton OF It's materials In thc evening ile
menbrrs and Others attended meeting OF Tue Duiao
Microscopicnl Cub Prof Huxley arrived Vihkht Ane
session Will be continued tomorrow.