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New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsHiSGTOS, Tues

NASHiSGTON, Tuesday, Aug 3, 1876.
The House concurrent resolution for the appointment
of commission OF three members of the House, three Of
the senate and three experts, 20 Dc selected and
ciated with tem for the purpose Of inquirne the
silver and double standard questions, the policy OF
continuing lrgatcndcr csc0ncurrcnty with metallic
standards, and the best means Tor hONldH 0l the re-
sumptjou OF specie payments, was reported from the
senate Committee on Finance today with amendments
10 the following erect: The concurrent resolution is
changed into bil; the proposed commission IS limited
to six menDersthree to each branch Of Congress- II II
authorized employ assisants administer Ohlhs take
testimony, ana cal for persons and papers; ana nay,
an amendment Is added 3ppTOWlang SlO,OOo Tor the
penGcs TO De disDuIscd on lis own order
The House Committee Oh the Judiciary, at the last
regular meeting for the session, to-day adopted rcsou
lion looking to a complete reinycstigation Of McGaHa-
hans claim TO the Eow-idria Qucisyor Mine that tie
Chairman or Acting Chairman OF this Committee be
md Inc l. hereby directed 10 address letter 10 the Hon.
Secretary of the Interior suggesting that no action bc
taken by the department IN relation TO issuing patents
M any f the land included III the tract OF land known
"a lie Rancho PauOChc Gandc, III California, until
linn can bc had by this Congress at the next session look
ng o settlement OF the question whether sad land ~
nc property OF private individuals or OF the United
States.
Some OF the Representatives, who think Their districts
have not been generously treated in the River and liaI
bor b as IL has been reported from the Conference Com
mittee are attempting TO form combination to defeat
H. should plan succeed, IL is not very likely 20,
the rf suit would simply be that river ara h'rbor bill
If the bill rs IL now Stands Is not passed. 'h TWO houses
will be unable TO upon any other ana IL Is doubt
ful II the President will sign even this one.
Tie House. after considerable discussion. granted
leaves of absence about twenty of its members to-day
Strong fears expressed that those members now
here did not remain there danger that the House
would soon be left without quorum. good deal OF
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09


MISSOURI 10 III MADE BRANCH OF Tnr uNIoN
PACIFIC PROVISIONS REGARDING TAssFNGEE
AND FREIGHT RATES.
(CLSERAL PRESS DIsrkTCH.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Ihc House judi
ciary Committee held meeting today and agreed
to Pacific Railroad bill which was intro
duced into tho House this afternoon. 1t pro
vides for amending the Pacific Railroad acts.
approved July Is, 1869, and amended July 20,
1864 so as 70 make constitute the railroad In Ne
braska authorized to DE constructed by the Burlington
and Missouri River Railroad in Nebraska, branch Of
the Union Pacific Railroad, and entitled TO all the rights
aud pryieges and ubjcc; TO all the duties aud require
ments provided by Sections and 10 of the last men
toned act, provided that Government bonds SHAH
ever be issued TO the Burlington and Missouri Railroad
Company in Nebraska 10 aid in IT. construction;
and provided further, that this act SHAH in
nowise ancct the extent or conditions OF the land
grant made TO the company by the act Of July 2 lSd4
In order 10 TO the Government AMI the public
equal advantages ana facilities as 70 rates. and to pre-
discrimination, IL is provided that the Union Pacihc
Railroad Company shall operate It's line IN connection
with the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad in Ne
braska and for carrying freight and passengers from.
or to be delivered u, the Burlington and Missouri River
road, the Onion Pacific road shall charge at the saIac
rate per mile the distance between hcarny Junction
and Cheyenne that Is charged by II for like services In
carrying freight and its own line Tor the
distance between Omaha and Cheyenne; ana for carry
ng all such passengers and freight from Cheyenne 20
points Of that place the Union and Central Pa
cc roads the charges shall De- such fair and reasonable
rates. 10 be based upon fair proportion Of its charges
upon its line a may be Fixed by the Secretary OF the In
esiOr, who shall, after du" inquiry and Investigation liz
and establish such proportions and inform all the com
pancs Interested. The Secretary s. authorized 10
plOy three competent experts 70 ascertain aud report
such facts may be necessary To enable him To- cary
the provision Of this act, and the COMPENSATION
fixed shall Dc paid by such COMPANY on c"npanlc, inter
cstcd hc may designate ana IN the proportion fixed
by hin. The proper Circuit Couit of the United States
shall have power 10 compel the observance Of this act
and the court shall have jurisdiction 90 hear try, ana de
crminc any suit ~ equity. action OF maudamUs nsti
ted PURPOSE
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTEs.

LONG BRANCH. n. j., Aug. s.-Ihe thermometer
at Long Branch stood at 80 t0uIy.
HALIFAX, Aug. S.-lhe catch of hrirngs in
Annapolis Basin very large s Many ai,sdy hays
been SMOKE and sligled.
NEw-ORLEANs Aug. S.-The Chamber of COM
merce has mcmorailed Con"rs requesting the ap
propriltiOn tot Greagng tc the Mlsss lp layer
shall be mate and continued sdytCt 10 tnc Ou4er OF Tie
Secretary OF War as heretofore
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. Sd. q. Scofield ~
Stockholders and members Of the Pacific BodrL FADED
liabilities estimated at <3O't IL Il feared
the flurv involve members Oi UotA boards aud
seriously arCl the California declared dividend Of
e. to-day.
CLEVELAND. Ohio Aug. S.--1he High Court Of
the Order ForstcrS began s annual session In this city
today Tt il largr 1i delegates iO,i all parts
Of thy regular standing committees
pointed with Jacob A. Canton ~ Newl OLD Canan VI
Inc Committee ON the State0i the Order
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

WtauNGToN, Aug. s.-A telegram has been
received at the War Department from Gen. Sheridan
asking e authority Of the Secretary of War to sell In-
dian ponies captured surrendered al such prices ns he
can get for them, the funds accumulated to bo hcld
for the purchase OF cattle Tor the Indians AZ the proper
time The OF taking care Of tie ponies
makes Il necessary to dispose Of them AT once Gen
Sheridan says they viii moi sell for much but the main
object Is to ge them away the Indians. The re-
qne,t as reached the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs for
report from him, and It In probable that the depart
mont will concur n Gen sherdans view Of The SUBJECT
Reports received at the War Department irom Cen
sheridan state that many Of the Indians now coming ini'
the reservations carry arms captured from tho dh
Cavalry IN the ldto Custer massacre.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
REORGANIZING THE ARMY.
TIE COMMISSION CHARGED WITH THE SUBJECT
WHAT IT Is LIKELY TO Do.
Icy rrLEGENTn 10 TnE TaIErNE.I

IDY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TaIEUNE.I
WAsHINGTON. Aug THE Commission pro-
vided for in tie Army Appropriation bill 10 revise the
organization pay officers, numbers &c, Of the regular
army will be organized in day or two. on the part ~
the Senate Mcssrs West and Cockrcil were appointed,
and Mcssrs Banning ana Hurlbut will represent the
House The President has not yet selected an officer 'f
the staff and one OF the line TO represent the army u
it is understood hc will tomorrow appoint Quarter
mastor-GeneTal Nees and Gen. Hancock. The Congress
sonal part 1.-THE Commission will undoubtedly be In favor
Of reducing the number oc regiments in The army 10 20
and increasing the minimum TO 1000 or 2Co enlisted
men 70 each regiment, adding Junior second Lieutenant
to each company and major 10 each regiment They
Will also De disposed to cut down of Tire bureaus in
the army, which QuarcrInaster, Commissary, Pay
Ordnance, Engineer Adiutant General, and surgeon
General Some OF these may be consolidated.
II ia not likely the fun Commission VIII meet FOR the
continuous consideration OF the whole subject until after
the November election. In the mean time tho army
officers with the machinery at hand can gather facs ani
figures during the Summer FOR faithful ana Intelligent
action.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
POLITICS IN THE HOUSE.
SKETCHES BY MEssRs. HALE AND COX-wEANGLE
ovEB TIE BLAND SILVER BILL.
WIZ IIIL ELhNU NIIsN III Dill"
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEE.I


lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEE.I
WASHINGTON, Aug. THE House of Representa-
hves held another frutless session to-day. wran-
gie over the silver question occupied about two
honrs, after which Mr. Hale made political speech
al hour III length, which he was not allowed to
nnlsh, and Mr.. Cox occupied the remainder Of the
pternoon in reply which was completed only just
eiore motion TO ADJOURN was carried. The cOntro-
,ersy over the silver question was renewed before
'ne morning hours Mr.. Landers, by unanimous
CONSENT introduced bill requiring the Secretary of
'he treasury to nse the S1O,OO0000 of Treasury
notes which he is expected to receive for subsidiary
sNer CON- under the joint resolution passed week
OF two ago, and which that resolution directed
should be held as fund for the redemption of an
equai amount OF fractional currency, for tho pur-
.nase oi AlVer bullion. This bullion it
olrects to be coined into silver dollars
OF the Old standard, and makes them n legal tender
iorai debts public and private These dollars the
DILL provides shall be issued at par in exchange for
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
GOV. HENDRICKS RETTCENT.

Gov. Hendricks arrived in this city at an
early hour last evening by the Albany boat,
oul went to the Ncw-York Hotel. In n bricI
conversation with TRIBUNE reporter he declined
to give his views upon any of the political ques-
tious OF the day lie referred, however. 10 the
Democratic victory in Alabama, and inquired par
ticuary In regard TO the latest election news from that
safe He said nc thought II might be- taken as good
omen OF the way the South would vote next tal Inc
Governor stated that he returning home by way OF
Philadephia where he intended To remain one day 10
make snort visit the Exposition He Ia accompanied
by his wife and By the Hon. William henderson and we'
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

CIScIxNArf. Aug. s.-Thc Republicans to-
d,v p.pliat,d Jndcr stanley Mathews in the Ill Dis
irict aud Judge NJ Force in the It District Of Ohio
for Congress.
DETROIT, Mich. Aug. S.-Ihc Republicans
I'm the iit Michigan pa,rci nominated Edwin "lict'
Of Monroe for Congress ana IN the ivan ps'ilc' Juugc
T. " Kr!gh,icy, who Is at present Judge oi 'h' III
tccu'h Circuit. -
PIrr,BrRGH. Aug. S.-Thc Hon. James II.
HOPKINS and Alex. G.. Cochran we're renomIna,eu ior
Con rc.s by accamlrou to-lay. by The Democratic Con
yeutous uf tbs XHllI aid NAIlId I)IStt'I''
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
CLEVELAND,
GRIMES ANh cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

PROVIDENCE II. J., Aug. s.-George Thorpe, age
Oh wears WAS boat floating In the river
oining pst shots in the left breast and the pistol
lying by his sdc
Nrw-ORlEANs. Aug Sc. A. Carbon, c0lored
man VAS so dead to-day in the Civil building by
lanes p Gainaut during difficulty regard . lawsuit
The murderer has imprisoned.
MAYyIILE, N. Y, Aug s.-James Spicer and his
daughter age IL years. and John Fillmore. All Of hayyiA
were boat last night Pureys Dock,
ar Long Point chautauQua Lake, ana Al drowned
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
A GREAT RATTLE IMMINENT

CiNcINNNrI, Aug. s.-A special dispatch to Tile
Commercial from Crooks expedition dated Tongue
River. Aug 4. via Fort Fettcman, Aug. $, says:
The entire command, stripped Of all its impedments.
with supply Of ratiOns AMI ammunition on pnchinulcs.
starts tonorrow for a days' raid. We move down the
Tongue on gen. Conncr's old trail of 1866.
whether we will come out AT the agencies
or at the yellow stone II open question The sioux
have proceeded eastward down the Lite Big Horn III 20
leisurey manner that they seem u invite battle.
When YOU hear from again 1t WV be about great
bnftle q greAt
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
AN INn1AN MAR rEAREn IN rExAs.

LEAvESwoRTH, Kan, Aug. S.-A rumor
comes here from Northern Texas that large body Of In
diln. said to number from OO0 to 5000, campcd
Oh the north fork 0 the Red River about 20 80 Ees
from Fort Elliott ana that great fears exist among the
people OF thai section that they mediate mischief II not
war II h said ncy are well armed ana have an abun
a MI M IL
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
States Hotel here, Aug. %, at o'clock p III.
RrPUBIICAN RALLY At PrrTSFIELD, MASS.
f,., rrrr--r ,l-It LII I'M IntL,-N..I

PursFIELD, Mass, Aug. S.-Ihe inst grand
rally of the Republican IN this place took place ''l'"
oyrr 600 people were present The hall was unable 10
contain tlc r,p,,lc and the meeting adjourned 10 the
nulllc squarc when Gen. Jui,pn EiparicN addressed
tbclu. lie wa, interrupted frequently but answered
every anc-iion and scnc,d all opposition There was
great uthu,lGsm.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
THE DEMOCRATIC GAINS IL ALABAMA.

MoNrGoMEnY, Ala, Aug. 8.-ihc returns
continue 70 show large Democratic gains. ana the %
courtcs with the exception of u or l. will give Demo
cratic majo;lic-. Tine Democrats Will have - ont o.
i state senators. and at least 80 ogt of 100 Ecprc-
.r,,,iv,s Tbi. ercurrs q Democratic successor Ia
United states senator Georg, Guldhwac tD,m) whose
term will expire March /. -. Further Information
aa bcrn received tnat order and quiet prevail every
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
TIE MISSISSIPPI IMPROVEMENTS.

NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. S.-The ship Her Majesty
drawing 10 feet 10 inches went to sea to-day through
Southwest Pass This shows the absurdity of Senator
Vests amendment to the River and H1rbor bill discon-
tuuing dredging at Southwest Pass when the city
Company get - feet of water at Sonth Pass. large
number o vessels annually leave this port drawing moro
than Is feet
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
TENNESSEE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, hug. S.-Ihc hotels are
ncd with delegates the Democratic state convention
which meets here tomorrow 40 nominate cauhdateN Tor
Cnvrruor and the Electors the Presidential cAct
There hrug no defined opposition Ia GOV Porter ~ Nl
nrohabiy BE- !rnomiuatcd by aocIaniiOi rue policy oi
Tho platform ou state iNatiou VIII probably De an "'t
nation In Substance OF the platform OF iSH'
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CLUB MEETINGS.

.
Assembly District Republican meetings were
held last evening throughout the city for the purpose OF
enrolling members In the ISt District l0i new Nom
bcr- were enrolled and 40 applications for membership
were received In the Id District 40 members were
elected and 80 applications were received. Ia the lNth
District "a large number ot members were enrolled
In the With District % members were elected In
the YIIh District 90 new members were enrolled and
30 proposed for membership. In the With District 2s
new names were enrolled. In the XIII District go me-
bcrs "A elected aud 10 applications for membership
received In the XIh District 81 names added to
tlc roll aud 30 more wc-c proposed for membership.
After the adjournment OF the meeting the Executive
Committee remained for the purpose Of forming Boys
in Eluc" Club Gen J. Il. KiGier was eicetcd
President Of the new organization and 10 mem
hers verc enrolled The XIIfth District Clu0 added 20
names making it, total membership 6J6. Ia ihe Alfth
D,tl.t G3 members were elected and 30 propositions
fo uirr.u we're received; in the NNth District 10
new members were enrolled IN the XVIII District -
new members were enrolled AMI the uiiGcs Oi 10 GEtf
,.r..n. we're proposed for membership lie NlSth
district Club received - applications for membership.
maxim. lis total cnrolluout about 700. committee 90
- was appointed 10 select DELEGATES to tht >alato-a
Convention. The NAth D-tIIct Club has membership
ot 90 exclusive ui a." - persons VINO "p'icu Ior III III
bcr-hip last evening
ifn nincofIuc ~ IN German Republican Hayes and
ylscl. Club ~ ths KIN Assembly, District, held at Nc.
l-3 IuioW--t last evening, - persons were llof"-
io. acnLCrhp. and resolutions were ad1"i"' condemn
i'm. the Democrats ol tAc House ui Representatives, or
t IN violent partisan course and gcuEug ihe ASsoglj-
lion tp work strvuuDu,y Tor Republican success III e
Vsubtr.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
NEwJEHsEy DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

TRENTON, Aug. S.-Ihe Democratic state
Executive Committee met in this city to0S' mere was
fIlI rcpro.cniation and great deal OF interest was
Ifsiad IA The coming campaign. ihc mectuS ui Tue
Statr Cun.catuu select an electoral ucEci wa" cahed
for tLc 18Th of September u !ors Hall IN tis city
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
STATE coSvEyrIoS.

DETROIT, Aug. S.-A large number oi dele
gates 10 the Democratic state Convention, which con
-. tr. D., ,,,,rr,,,. ava I'm the city. EN-GOY Robert
Mcclellan VIII be temporary Chairman. Ihn chances
tonight favor the nomination OF W. l." weber Tor
Governor.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
can State Convention convene here tomorrow Many
delegates are in the city and much interest il manifested
THURLOW WEED ON THE STATE 1lCkEI
INFLUENCE UPON THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
EITHER wM. VI. EvARTs, EX-GoV. MORGAN, OK
SECRETARY FISH WOULD CARRY THE STATE

EITHER WM. VI. EVARTS EX-GOV. MohuAN' ""
SECRETARY FISH WOULD CARRY THE STATE
A reporter of THE TRIBUNE called on Thurlow
Weed on Wednesday obtain his opinion OF the pFOpi
bic action OF the coming Republican state Convchton'
Mr. Weed said have auxously reflected on the ex-
stinc state of affairs and think the Republicans should
nominate n strong and irrcproacl1hc ticket on DC
cisive platform not ouy because III that ease the party
VIII undoubtedly carry NewYor. bat because the ac-
ton of the Convention will most certainly nave very
powerful influence on the success tM national ticket
Perhaus there never was a crisis interest TO the
general welfare OF the community than the approaching
election The Cincinnati nominees are, beyond al uoup,
the best and strongest that could have been prcsee
the sufrages OF electors The evidence oi thIS j. ~
bc found not only in the fact that Republicans ana id
pendcns are cordially uniting in favor OF Hayes
and Wheeler but also in the fact that thelr
opponents have not been ablc 10 hHo Il"
error in their record or to detect n flaw in
their characters The good example OF the N7onai re
publican Convention cannot fail to exert beneficial IN
uence on the coming state Convention This Is no time
TO bring forward candidates obuoxons TO the public
sentiments it is no tine 20 try experiments or to make
mistakes The districts wl hope, send their best and
most intelligent men to Saratoga leaving them free to
choose aud nominate the strongest and most acceptable
men. There are two or three gentlemen between whom
II will he difficult for the delegates decide but Should
be greatly diSap ppOutci If the state Convention solu
a to act In with the spirit which, anld so
cmbIrrg s-ment-, has WOrkcd ON itHIl pviiii
, 10 avert the calamity OF allowing the National COY
fail To the hands OF those VINO 80 recently
Mr. Weed considered u somewhat carly to express
an opinion as to which OF the prominent Candidates
for the office OF Governor wOnld probably be the nominee
rotary FISH nominated, would carry the state by avery
large majority.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
,ETrpEs FROM THE CONTEST.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug 9.-The Hon. John l..
Stevens retlres from the Congressional contest Ia the
MA Maine District This leaves clear field for Mr.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

PROGRESS OF THE WAR
sAIrsCHAR SAID TO HAVE BEEN OCCUPIED BY THE
TURKs-sERvIA REPORTED TO DESIRE PEACE
FAILURE OF THE sEgvIaN.wAg LOAN.
LONDON, Tuesday Aug g, 1876.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegraph Company
from Constantinoplc says private teegras from wddiD
dated yesterday, that in consequence OF the
capture of GurguSovatz the soryian General Lascanin
had abandoned saitschar and marched 10 join Gen.
Tchcmayef. The Turks occupied Slitsclar unopposed
The PaH NcH Ga5ee's Berlin dispatch has the follow
ing: "Thc National Zeirag says seryia despairing Of
successful issue Of the war; has requested the Powers 70
mediate in favor peace. serya's attempt to raise
war loan in Russia has proved to be a failure"
BELGRADE, Tuesday, Aug. s, 1915.
NJ Riscs, the Prime Minister, returned here last night
Tie police have given instructions for the accommoda
tior OF l60 Russian surgeons and officers.
vrESyA, Tuesday, Aug g, 1876.
The TaGbiah says Turkey will admit the Intervention
of the Powers in the of Montenegro but will refuse
it in THAT Of serya After occupying Belgrade Turkey
will order The skuptschina to eject new Prince.
THE ROUMANIAN POLICY.
BUCHAREST, Tuesday, Aug, s, 1876.
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day the Prime Minister
explained the foreign policy Of the Cabinet. lie
stated that policy would be of strict neutrality,
Maintaining however the public security, ard viantiy
guarding the national frontiers.
TIE TURKS CLAIM TO BE IN sAITsCIIiR.
Aristarc. Bcy, the Turkish Minister al Washington,
has received the following dispatch:
COSSrANTtSOPLE, Aug. S.-After having taken neces
sary steps and established BRIDGES to cross the TmOk
pasha assumed the offensive against Saitschar.
The Scryian army assembled there abandoned its posi-
ttOn and fed. OsDlan Pusa pursued them an! routed
thcD, the Ncfilds cayiEg great number OF dead and
wounded The Imperial troops then TOOK possession OF
saitscnar and occupied its most important strategcal
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
THE FALL OF suTSCHAR CONFIRMED.
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. g, lS'

A special dispatch to The Standard, dated
Paratchen, Aug g. says: The fall OF sascar is
trmed. The Turks who fought at Gurgusovatz ad-
vanced down the valley OF tn. 1inoh. driving the Ser
vans before them. They carried the hg,ts south Of
saitschar, coinmandin; the town and tho Pass Of
Vlatarnca, and opened fire at yesterday
afternoon. Before sunset the Turks
in possession OF the town. The roads from sascbar,
Gurgusoyatz and Aaxin1tz 10 PBratchn crowded
with scryians who, with their wives. children, cattle,
Gni household goods are flying before the invaders,
spreading panic everywhere. The authorities show
courage and deny that Satschar has fallen. They say
the peasants tcarorsnickcn because the TCks fired
some villages their march. The country around Cur.
gIsOyaz IS dcpopulac1, and the villages have been
burned The soryians build hopes the expected
attack OF Tceinayc Nisch. The fact that the PICK
OF Tic Serian army las not yet been cngCsed inspires
confidence.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

MASSACHlsbll5 SlAll' Wv
BosToN, Aug. S.-Thc Republican State Con-
yentOn VII be hcd at Worcester on sept ., ana the
state Convention on the day following.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
ARKANsAs REpURLIcAN CONVENTION

LITTLE Rock, Aug. s.-The regular Republi-
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
CAMPAIGN NEWS.
GOSSIP AT SARATOGA.

GOSSIP AT SARATOGA.
GOV. TILDEN AND ThE MEETING OF THE STATE
COMNnIEE--CUANCEs or THE SEVERAL CANDi-
DATES FOR THE GUBERNATORIAL NOMINATION.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
ANEW PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL.

TIE NEBRASKA LINE OFs IIiE BURLINGTON AND
MISSOURI 10 BE MADE BRANCH OF rHT uNIoN
PACIFIC PROVISIONS REGARDING IAssFNGEE
AND FREIGHT RATES.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
WASHINGTON.
FOR AN ADJOURNMENT.

LEGISLATIVE BILL STILL IN UNCERTAINTY
MR.. RANDALI's OBsTrNACY AND SENTIMENT RE-
c,RpryG rT-pEPARTURE OF SENATORS AND