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Ransom H. Gillett, of Lebanon Springs,
n. Y. an ex-member Of Congress and an
author of several standard works, including
the "Life and Times of Silas Wright" died
at Washington on Tuesday, aged 76 years.
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The above house is large and commodi ious
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ronage OF his friends and the public.
sept2s-3m JOHN McCALLIN.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON. July 27, 1870
DEATH OF SENATOR CAPERToN-ACTIoN OF THE
SENATE AND HOUSE.
Immediately after the reading Of the journal in tho
Senate to-day, Mr. Bayard OF Delaware, said:--
am sure the Senate and the country will be deeply
affected by the announcement OF the melancholy
OF yestcrday-he death our late friend and brother,
Allen r. Capcrton a Senator from West Virginia. |
move as a mark Of respect justly due to the memory
of this excellent and honorable that the senate
stand adjourned until tomorrow at eleven O'Clock.
Mr. Stevenson, OF Kentucky, said he concurred in
what had been sad by the Senator from Deliwaro
lie moved that n committee OF Senators bc appointed
TO accompany tho remains of the deceased to his late
residence in West Virginia. Agreed to- and the Chair
appointed Mcssrs Davis Cooper, Booth and Hitchcock
rs such committee.
The motion OF Mr. Bayard then agreed to- and
the senate adjourned until tomorrow
In the House a message was received from tho
Senate announcing the death OF Senator Caperton,
whercupon, on motion Of Mr. Wilson, Of West vir-
GINA the usual resolutions wero adopted. Messrs
Wilson, OF West Virginia; Banks, Luttrcll, Douglass
Hardcn5urg. Faulkner and Kasson were appointed as
a committee to accompany tho body to West Virginia,
and the House. at twenty-five minutes past twelve
O'Clock adjourned.
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LABOR vs.. CAPITAL.

PfrTsHunG. Pa, July 81 1876
To tho working interests there is much importance
attached TO tho National Convention which assemblies
In this city ncxt week. Already therc exists a strong
organization OF puddcrs and boiler makers throughout
the country and Is proposed TO further increase the
convention will 10 the National Union OF Mil Hands,
when represents the rollers roughers catchcrs ana
hookcrs or, In other words, all the various employees
about IRON mills. In addition TO these there will be
the organizations OF tho heaters and rollers of steel and
IRON. These tnrcc divisions represent all branches OF
iron workers, and this will be the first occasion whore
they will have becn consolidated IN convention.
IL would eem the object OF forming such powerful
organization ~ the coercion OF capital; but tho pro-
moicrs of tho movement such Is not the casc that
the malgamaton of all the branches OF the order Is
simply secure from manufacturers equitable and
enduring list of prices and thus prevent strikes The
puddcrs and boiler makers strike
fun securing from their employers assured rates ircm
year TO another but the mill hands are subject TO
change nj any lime. They hope with their powerful
organization to remedy this.
The New York herald., 1876-07-28
Testimony of Bluford Wilson Before the
Whiskey Trials Committee.
THE PRESIDENT COMPLETELY EXONERATED
How the Scandals Concerning the White
House Originated.
TIE DEMOCRATS IN CAUCUS.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, July az, lS70
RoBESoNs wRITEwAsHING-REPUBLI STAG
GEIED BY THE WHOLESALE APPLICATION
THE 'GooD OF THE PARTY CONSIDERED
Even the republicans staggered hero at tho
wholesale whtewash.ns which Secretary Robcson has
jus. received republican members of the Naval
Committee. In view OF tho Cattcl transactions the
waste and abuses in navy yards, the claims settled,
the Jay Cooke business, it seems pretty strong
assert rs the republicans do-
We find reason to censure lnd fault with his
conduct in tho administration OF the Navy Depart
mcnt
But II has been felt here by administration people
that alter Belknap It not safe to allow another
Cabinet olcer to bc The result is tho
liberal application Of whitewash to Mr. Robson 'ior
the good OF the party"
LOUISIANA PoLrrIcs-rHE DEMOCRATIC CANDI-
FOR THE CONSERVATIVES.
The democratic candidate for Governor in Louisiana
(Nchols is gentleman OF irreproachablo character,
conservative and moderate in all his views and by
political associations a whig, coming from well known
wing family OF the State. The nomination Is strong
one, Us 1t is the support of the CON-
mercial community OF New Orleans and their influence
throughout tho State The whole democratic ticket Is
hero acknowledged by Louisiana republicans to be
strong and gives the conservatives good chance
carry that State
THE SILVER BILI--ITs PASSAGE BY BOTH
SENATE AND HOUSE PROBABLE.
1t is probable, and indeed almost certain, tonight
that If the Silver bill be brought to it will
pass both houses. Nor there much doubt that the
President would sign It, 1t has good deal OF strcngt
among the republicans in both houses and will pass by
bipartisan vote If its friends succeed in forcing
The New York herald., 1876-07-28
GOODWOOD CUP.

rHIsD DAY OF THE GooDwooD MEErIHG--NEw
HOLLAND WINS THE cuP-''oLD PREAKSEss," |"
THE AMERICAN HORSE, RUNS oAMELY AND
FINISHES THIRD.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HxRALD BIZ CABLE. ]
LONDON, July 81, 1876.
The meeting for the Goodwood Cup to-day was not
as well patronized as on many previous occasions.
The weather was delightful.
PEgAKNEss CHANCES CONSIDERED
To the Americans present the interest was GEN.
tired in Mr. Sanfortl's American bay horse Freak
ness. The old horse looked in splendid form and
was generally admired. His chance OF winning the
race was considered good. lie was weighted at
1Io lbs. only, three pounds less than the winner
and the distance Of two miles and half seemed to
be generally accepted as "Prcakness' rum Ills
principal rival was thought TO be the colt Spring
field, threeyear-old, carrying 1o5 lbs. This colt
had previously defeated Forerunner in the Prince OF
Wales stake, at York. and was even regarded as
formidable rival to Kisber. With the exception Of
this youngstcr it was considered that Prcakness
stood first. New Holland had never won but two
minor events and Temple Bar had never won any
thing.
TIE BETTING.
The betting previous to to-day was 5 TO against
Prcakncss to 1 against New Holland, to against
Apology and to l against Forcrunner At the
course this. morning the betting s remained at to
against Preakness; the odds against New Holland
were to 2, and to l against Temple Bar, the lat
ter being scarcely considered by the book makers
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RALSTON'S DEFALCATION.

d. o. MILLS STATEMENT-HOw THE BANK OF
CALIFORNIA WAS DRAINED OF FOUR MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS.
SAN Francisco, July q, 1876
In the Bulletin Alta libel suit further testimony of
Michael Reese and ID. Q. Mills taken before tho
Third District Court Commissioners yesterday. Reese
testified the following effect
Tnc failure Of the Bank OF California caused by
Raston's taxing money from it to expend outside
affairs; Raston was the architect Of a job TO sell the
Spring Valley Water Works and the Caaveras Valley
scheme to tho city profit OF about S. 900, 600;
helped him, furnishing large amounts OF money TO buy
up stocks; l advanced between $1,000 900 and
s. 600 900 and hc had the whole management OF IL; hc
expected to make enough out OF the job TO the
bank from failure; 1t he last thing to do to
It; IL the scheme had been carried out don't
think the bank would have failed; Raston took the
funds Of the bank to carry the water scheme the
woollcn Mills aud other outside enterprises no one
thought he would take the money due TO the stock
holders; thought was his own fortune he was op-
srayihg with.
PAID ~ THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
in exchange day make good the account of Le-
land stanford ut the bank ut laters request after
the failure found that the amount had been cred
tied the books, but that Rason had taken 1T got
guarantee from Raston that the amount should 60 TO
Stanords credit but received certificate OF deposit,
but took security bonds OF the Southern Pacific Rail
road which stanford had deposited with tho bank AS
security for its ovcrdrats.
d. 0. Mills, referring to the charge in the Alto OF
Septcnber u lS15 that the proprieors OF tho Bulletin
and Gail RENTED money TO simon,on III New York 10
speculate In Stocks that they TO make the panic
as disastrous possible, and in conspiracy
break The bank. testified AS follows:'I know OF
effort of those parties 10 affect stock values to
break the bank to cause the public loso conf
dcpcc II the OF the failure of the bank
that Raston used lis funds Tor his own purposes aud
did replace thcm this he did surreptitiously IT.
regularly and without the knowledge OF the directors
THE LARGEST DEFICIT
was found in the refinery account amounting to above
81 OC0 0OO the refinery was separate corporation,
but under the control OF the bank books OF the
bank contained debit TO The refinery OF M
ward OF 81, 600, O00 which hctitiousy manufac-
turcd by Ralston. who had evidently used The money
for his purposes; we also found Instances
which certificates oil deposit had been issued which
the money had come into tho bank n-
stance was that OF Carpenters certificate for over
$500. 600: Raston's total Indebtedness was over
"a, ,O00, ,o0O you may call II what you likc--it was
lafin
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
War DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE ov TBs CHIEF SIGNAL OrFIcKR,
WASHINGTON, July 2S-1 A. n.
Probdbiittics


Probdbiiitics
For New England. threatening weather and light
rain. with soutlerly TO westerly WINDS increasing In
force slight rise temperature and falling barom-
etcr.
For the Middle States, arcns OF light rain and
warmer partly cloudy weather. light TO fresh southery
to westerly wnds and falling barometer.
For tho South Atlantic States, warmer eastcrly to
souhery winds with clear or fair weather, and slight
changes in barometer
For the lower lako region, light rains followed by
clearing weather. souherly 70 westerly winds, rising
barometer and no change In temperature
For the upper lake region the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, clear or fair weather and a
slight rise in temperature ght variable winds shifting
to southcrly, and no decided change In barometer
The Rcd River will risc slowly at Shreveport, whcre
IL Is Gvc inches below the danger line.
Cautionary signals continue at Cleveland, Eric and
Buffalo, and at New York and stations on tho Now
Jersey coast
The New York herald., 1876-07-28
FRANCE.

PRESIDENT M'MAHoN WILL NOT FORM MN
IsTRY FROM THE MINORITY-HE REPUDI-
ATEs THE LATE RUMoRs.
PARIS, July q, 1876.
II Is stated that President MacMahon at q Cabinet
council repudiated tho scheme which had been at
tributed to him OF forming a ministry from the
minority He adneres thoroughly 10 the constitutional
position heretofore taken by him.
The New York herald., 1876-07-28
ENGLAND.

SERIOUS RAILROAD AcCIpENT-A FAST TRAIN
RUNS OFF THE TRAcK-THE ENGINE SMASHED
TWO LIVES LOST.
LONDON, July q, 1876.
The Pail MaU Gazette publishes a special despatch
from Bristol saying:-'Thc Flying Dutchman, a fast
tran running full speed between Taunton and Brs
tol left track Longnshton The engineer and
fireman killed and II is feared number of pas
sengers were also killed. The train wrecked"
The Standards Bristol special says:-'The Superin.
tendept OF Police, who brought the information OF tho
accident reports that passengers dead and that
a large number arc injured The engine and cars are
completely smashed"
The New York herald., 1876-07-28
THE RACE.

There were six starters. Preakness made dash
for first place, but soon Tapped by Temple Bar,
who passed him, and New Holland came up soon
AFTER also passing him. The race was run In quick
time. New Holland finally took the lead, winning in
about two lengths, with Temple Bar second and the
American horse third.
The New York herald., 1876-07-28

THE INTERNATIONAL TEAM TO SAIL IN AUGUST.
LONDON, July 2s 1916
The Irish rife team sail for New York in the lnman
steamship City OF Berlin, which leaves Liverpool
the oath OF August
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PRINCE BISMARCK.

BERLIN, July ~, 1876.
Prince Bismarck arrived here from Kissngen las
night He will 60 to varzIn in a few days.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for tho past twenty four hours, In
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
dicatcd by the Thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
HrR AID Building
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until just before the start, when he suddenly be-
came 1avorite.
IN THR wEIGHTIN0
Preakness had an advantage, being allowed seven
pounds on account OF his American birth.
The weighing of horses named for this event stood
The New York herald., 1876-07-28

The Commodore spcnt very good day yesterday,
and up for several hours lie retired early and at
midnight was sleeping soundy. lie Is only very slowly
regaining strencth- owing " MS great aga
The New York herald., 1876-07-28
THE PRICE OF SILVER.

LONDON, July 81 1879
Silver to-day is quoted at Nd, tho nearest price
that can be given.
The New York herald., 1876-07-28

REPoRTED sERvIAN REvERsE-PRINcx Milan
SAID TO Bz GOING TO RETURN TO BEL
GRADE-PREcAUTIoNs AGAINST REVOLT IN
sEBvIA-THE POSITION OF GREECE.
LONDON, July %, 1876.
The Standards correspondent at Osman Pachas
camp ielegraphs that while the fight going on be.
tween the Servian battalions and Osman Pachas
forces, q report OF which has already been
tcegraphed, the main body OF the Servians
at Saitschar, thinking that Osman Pacha
had Withdrawn all his from camp,
crossed the rimok River and attacked him. osman
Pacha opened fire from his batteries and the Servians
hastily rccrossed the river with loss.
The Standards special despatch from Paratn, dated
Wednesday says Prince Milan leaves here for Belgrade
on Thursday.
MILAN's xovEMEHrs
The Standards Vienna despatch says Prince Milan
proceeds from Belgrade to the camp at schabatz His
opponents report that he intends 10 enter Hungary
sKRvIAx PRECAUTIONS AGAINST REVOLT
The officers Of tho National Guard in several Servan
towns have been asked to surrender the arms in their
charge. 1t is believed this measure is caused by the
of violent outbreak Of the antiwar party though
the authorities allege that the required for
the volunteers
THE sERvIAH PRErExDxn's PROCLAMATION
Karage eorgewtch's proclamation, which was pla-
cardcd in several Servian towns on wednesday night,
declares that the deposition of Prince Milan is
sary of his treachery. Karageorgowch offers
to the country.
THE POSITION GREECE
The Standards Berlin special says the Greek En-
bassy here states positively that Greece intends to
maintain strictest neutrality al present. but ad-
mits that events might arise which would require
Greece enter into action
PRINCE M1LAN's HEADQUARTERS REMOVED
CONFIRMATION OF A TURKISH REPULsE-THE
SULTAN LIKELY TO ABDICATE.
LONDON July 2s, 1875
The correspondents OF the Times and NeWs, with
Prince Mans headquarters telegraph that he left Par
atm on Thursday.
The Daily Nelps Belgrade special asserts that Prince
Milan will remove his headquarters to Aexinatz imme
diately and make tour Of inspection TO all his forces
TURKISH RKPULsE coSFRMEn
All the special correspondents confirm the previously
reports of the repulse Of 1000 Turks who
attempted the Timok at wrashognatz
One of the Necs' correspondents at Belgrade denies
that tho servians are colhpsng There has been no
engagement sufficiently great to affect the power OF
either combatant TO prolong the contest.
SULTAN LIKELY TO ABDIcArK
The News Vienna despatch says it is reported that
the Sultan has been much worse during tho last two
days. The Ministers have much difficulty to restrain
the Ulemas from ndiscreet demonstrations 1t is
asserted that his abdcaton is possible in few days
czAR's CARE FOR THE sERvIAN WOUNDED
The Car will send Of his own physicians to at
tend the wounded at Belgrade Many Odessa ladies
have started for servia to superintend hospitals.
The New York herald., 1876-07-28
SUMMARY.


THE GoopwooD Cur, value 600 sovA, added to
a subscription OF 20 sovs each, hal. forfeit; If
twenty subscribers, the OF the second to
100 out OF the stakes; three year olds
to carry ST. lbs. four, s St 10 lbs five, six
and aged, 9st maidens and geldngs allowed lbs. !;
pure Barbs Turkish Arabian horses allowed
81 lbs; horses ioaed In America or the British
colonies alowcd7 lbs horses which have never won
above the value Of 50 sovs or received 100 sovs In
cludng their own stake, as second horse in any
country shall bo allowed weight in these proportions
Three year-ods, lbs four lbs. five, Il lbs SIX
and aged, 21 lbs the winner of the Derby Oaks At
EPSON, Doncas:cr ST. Lcger, Ascot Goodwood or DON
cups the Alexandra Plate, Ascot, within an
interval Of two years, both Goodwood Cup days in
cluded, to carry lbs of two Of the above
stakes and prizes, 10 lbs extra Two miles and half
Prince soltykors b. New Holland, by Y. Mel
bourne, out OF Bounceaway, years, l22 lbs......
Lord Ailesbury's ch. c. Temple Bar. by rrumpcter,
out OF Boundary, years, l19 lbs. ..............
Mr.. NJ II. sanrord's b. h Prcakness, by Lexington,
out OF Bay Leaf, aged, 1l9 lbs. Observation-Disclosures.
NEW HOLLAND THE wINNER-sANFoBDs 8
PREAKNEss MAKES GALLANT RACE.
From the Evening Telegram OF ycstcrday.l
CHICHESTER England, July o. 1876.
The race for the Goodwood Cup, over the Goodwood
course two and half miles, came of to-day. There
we're six horses startod. Mr. Sanfords Preakness the
American horse being among the number. The race
magnicently contested, ana, up to the last quar-
ter It looked as though Preakness would certainly
prove winner
HOLLANDS VICTORY
Prcakncss could not however, hold the pace, and In
the final dash New Holland forged ahead and won by
two lengths.
ting men, beat Preakness for the second place almost
at the finishing limo by only head The excitement
among the Americans was simply indescribable.
The time OF the winner :02.
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THE FIRST ACCOUNTS ExAGGERATED-ONLY TWO
LIVES LOST.
LONDON July 81 1876.
The accounts Of the accident to the fast train, Flying
Dutchman, greatly exaggerated. When the engine
left the track the couplings broke The train is
parativcy unnjured the engine alone being wrecked.
The engineer and stoker killed. bu. the passengers
are unhurt
The New York herald., 1876-07-28
vANDERBILT's HEALTH.

AVCrarc temperature
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
wear 7s,,
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OUR NAVY.

LONDON, July %. 1870
The United States corvette Marion has sailed from
The New York herald., 1876-07-28
COLONEL BAKER ACCEPTS COMMISSION IN
THE TURKISH ARMY.

LONDON, July 27. 1876.
The Echo says is stated that exColoncl Valentine
Baker, who sentenced to ono years Imprisonment
for improper behavior to a lady a railway carriage.
and who yesterday released from the Horsemonger
Lane Jail the expiration OF his tcrm has accepted
commission and leaves Immediately for tho Turkish
army
The New York herald., 1876-07-28

RECRI,iINATIoNs BETWEEN THE sERvIAN
GENERALS.
PARIS, July 2s, 1876
The Temps Paratjn special says:-"At a council OF
Wednesday the Scrvian generals accused each
other Of incapacy but ultimately agreed to attack tho
Turks on the Timok River"
The New York herald., 1876-07-28

THE IRISH RIFLEM EN-.
The New York herald., 1876-07-28

AWFUL HARD TIMES.-srILL FOOLS CRY
for harder money; 20 for greenbscks. PETER CoOPEs
-
The New York herald., 1876-07-28

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AMERICAN T1sHxnMEN RESCUED AT SEA.

LIVERPOOL. July %, 1870
Two from the American fishing vessel Oriola
we're landed this port to-day. They picked up
in boat