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New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
PUBLIC OPINION.

hr. Hendricks's letter il dated JAY p and
MIR TiiIeus July 81, and tee fact EcIoa-ra Er"Mihg
s1so.ciOn thai IL WAS 1dcn who suTrudtTcd 70 Hen
ofteks on the money question. Certainly Nr Hendilcks
yielded notbiDg-lU:ca Herald G;cp.j
Probably there is no more tfuthful sentence
IA the two Democratic letters than tho following IN MI
hepdrCks's II Is n nomination wLcn | neither cX-
pccled nor desired" No, Thomas "c'pcctcd aud de-
nrcd" toe first place the ticket but was reasonably
grateful for the lesser LonoriCicvc'aud l@1dcr ueD
:, The Republican party is dead it was moth
ing ssere t1an the hbc iuo party under another name
Ts.Ntshed slavery aud made citizens Of Tie slaves
@ ,aeti Ia accepted al sides ana there IS 10 longer
Mpu,s about any o. the nights 1t have bcn guar
nss" 70 the newly enifancliscd-lI Troy Press (DonJ
Nnat we require is an able and honest adj
Hill IniisI diOn such arc likely - have with such
% - W Oon haycs IA the Presidency and that Is the
sI yOiht the people will think OF when they deposit
S.Vts. long before November the Wcii-YIlUen
81 IT. Si tne Democratic candidates Will be lost among
. ."'"IsH " .ne oa'npagn-l1hc Independent.
Ibe time Tor an eifectiye disavOwal of the
.s sseaa mas gone by To maze II would provoke
pufo IA tnc party, aHd COncIldte nobody out
e party AZ last. Stii IL may be thought worth
VAN 70 attempt H. for according % tho way things
e. v vG nei!ber Coy Hayes Peter Cooper can be
ssNs Haii rreShenl-is Louis Republican lind. DemJ
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ONE OF TUE TRAIN ROBBERS coNFEssEs

Sr. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 9.-The Times of this
morning has special dispatch from Sedalia which says
Hobbs kerry the train robbcr was brought there from
BoouyiIIe to-day, aud upon the positive assurance OF
outirc immunity made q confession regarding the rob
bcrv of tbo tram near Otterye. lie said those engaged
IN the mr.! were Miller, Frank and Jesse James Cole
and Hud" Younger. Charles Pitts. william Chalweh,
and himself Tie said Miller received the jewc!ry that
WAS stolcu but the dispatch does not state how the re-
ma,ndcr OF TIE money the property was divided lie
offered guide the officers 10 tho place, Is miles soutn
of sedia where boy buried the papers taken from the
safes and at last accounts Kerry and the ocers hau
,,arted on the search. .,,.
lie also confessed 10 Other robhercs committed By fhs
Marty aud ead Miller assisted In the robbery VI bhS
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THE INDIANS SHORT OF Provisions

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-A special diapaLch 10
Tie Tribunc from the Big Horn Expedition on Goose
q eek, Via Fort Fettrrman, says:
Cen MTrrti, with H. force joined Gen. Crook ycstrr
day aud they are 0w ready Tor aggressive action LUIS
united column ha5 H1NO hshtug men. Under tue ~ W
organization Gen. Merritt ranks officer o cavalry ana
Col. Chambers rs commander OF the infantry. Tue On
tire column, with the pack train, Will move al
once toward Tongue River with lis 800 pack mules
$4,000 rounds OF ammunition, $1,000 rallOhs'
and forage. Tho men ana horses are
III the finest possible trim The scouting parties nave
discovered larg" fresh tran of Sioux leading toward
Lower Tongue and Powder Rivers. ~ is believed the
Rayags need OF Niciuals, picked rTCIsses on
dogs found around their camps They have fred me
prairirs ruin the Ilstiago aud render the cavalry
useless. Cen Terry has not been heard from for II
month lie is believed 10 have nearly 1000 men. Gen
Crook speech 10 bis men yesterday, representing
the necessity Ot each dong his best.
A special 10 The Tribune from 81. Paul SAYS:
wild report gained crcdcnce to-day that Terry lan
met sitting i.ull and been WOIttc . IL could not De
traced any trustworthy source but IL shows that The
opinion is general that the Indians have superior force
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10

ByR v plRRcp VI, D. ~ the ,.oIiIs Dsprn,iry Burlo.
y. Y AutrOr oi The Peoples Common sense Mcdta Adj
4hc Liver p the great ae,urlng tpluyingl organ 0, ihs
Erepr. % piI E,ai. pIyB observed IN The dlsss,ns
ROOM aud also in making p',J Jmortum examinations OF ID,
r proportion ol cases II river has given evidence OF hay.
ing time been ise ,e LAYER affections equally
prevalent beasts Eyerv butcher knows ;1t tho cTS ~
tat,l, ehecf ul swine times icqucaty diseased
any othyr or'an leAhy yef c:A Day secrrS about
~ or II fI6n au cause disabled performance
tutc' y - evident that The ccn'1t p tho bis must
remain IN me h"fI th's = pos ", !otNelhs
vital process Nature attempts 10 rG tho syscm IL
n"}s llnsS hA yiy W ca Oe'oi oEclttf ~ p iofmns
th,Ir additional .abor and ato unable TO Withstand the pres
Thc BRAIN which is the great electrical center Of all vitality.
becomes oyeI,t mlId Nit unhealthy bloi. 1ld !ls 10
hrl i,c iD, n ~ tc memory lLinrs gloomy i9ro
bo!ilgs ana irhabl.Y Of tcmPeE When the blooi -
hnl.s clf.u,a, ana sc.olus tuUlors lhc stomach aui
bowels soOuor Later become Affected Anl constipation,
'''' "''''' 5,N,iosi- or liyER coyrLtiNT
sall0Y color OF y stlD or yellow -brONn spots on tho
,h tyn~s a., t rSi' ana IN et al hat p.ipst.ono of
mach raising oi 'hc iOJd and choking ssnsiOu IA
hr t,r,i. ana voaitng distress h,ayiatss and
vang pains siit back, or breast aHt about tho
honlrr, cole psins ard soreness ;og the bowels con
ST PAT op alternating GiIrTEea piles ri'uece, ncry
oul ', ui Che oNCv to- r5l u Oi 20 te hcal.
wh symptom, OF apJpey nuilhnes' o.! The limbs laS
psy1y gt aia AID ,.s. Alternating vih bot G1>hcs, Ill:
ney aHt other uinty dheUii-s diicS1 low spits and
hayly 10 le r,, - IN any case 4; one ti,l,t
GE.AusNI Dr lt&E >boLpHH NEpi ~ DiNCoNEiY.
alternative TIE liver ron Liver Complaint ard tAe
yirOa aac'tinus yll,rd bY2 deceased lysr teae rsai~c,
,Guiy paiate se dS,ls bat pIolfc's 4 li,Ig Cu':t.
By IUS' The Liver and S;11!ch are ctlAStl 10 ~ ac'hi
cei aud s entro system rel9va'ei AID restored -
The Discovery j, s,l Jv druggists, Il. v PigGcz 81 d..
Proprietor. World Di'25a'a,y, bdcAlo' y. l.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

PROVIDrHCF, r. l., Auo. H.-TEe o:der 10 cI05o
The signal station at Newport has been revoked
ALBANY, ". Y, Aug. 9.-.IGmeS Williamson. boss
mason -l from bu,llng which lie At work TINS
and instantly kill ii.
PORTLAND, Me, Aug 0.--The city has been busy
all day preparing tie soldiers rrno, viii tak"S place
Every Train las aiIy atcn with deogaiionS.
aud every organization Is expected 70 De represented
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me-. Aug. 9.-Tw0 thoa-
people attendiEce to-day u the international
Temperance camp meeting Gov Connor the Hon MI Roper
OF I'm glann aud Neal DOw were among the speikorS
INDfANAPOLIS Aug. 9.--In the suit OF the Western
Union TELEGRAPH Company against The Atlantic lnd Paeiao
telegraph COMPANY enOn the Latter ro. building line Oh
the reht Of of The Cincinnati iiaa0l lll ln1la'P
Judge NewcOmb IN Chonbrrs cayc MS de.
sua today continuing the Injunction 0r Ua hearing AZ tLa
september term Of the superior Court
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
THE NEWARK SHOENAKERS' STRIKE.
PERSEVERANCE, OF TIE siEIkIE5 N THEIR DE-
MANDS.

The strike i'm the shoe manufagiory OF Ban
i,rr s. Tirhrnvr at Ncwarg ~ j.. stl CONTINUES, dud
moi altogether quietly The Ike is 4anNi reduction
u wage, Of 20 per cent, and s confined % the employ
of this one irn, the other manufacturers CONTINUING 10
nav the uniform prices. The nrguu.us OF Bini't'r
T,bepor - that they cannot afford 10 pay the same
WAGES ~ were pad when gold was ut very dlSn pre-
miLm The workncl ~ answer 70 i. assert 'h't SHOES
., le now AZ, . per cent better than those made IN
l-Gj Recently tc strikers have ratru,l.d W front o
ne factory and nj every opportunity have tried 70 in
duc In, new wurEmcn engaged by the hm 10 leave the
op aud iu ru1,t instances have been successful 'hc
new men declaring that they had not been informed d"
bc fact that the wages had been reduced or That strike
had been begun The strikers claim that they have no
dcrc violence ana In proof Of this they point 10
the fact that they fused 10 pay The hnc "t one ol ''
number vino was arrested for di-oidcry cohdutt Ih'
whole ann seem, TO have been 10 get the ear of the new
yorrmeu and TO inform them oi the facts OF the ease
ON Tuesday evening at tho hour FOR closing
work several of the strikers assembled IN
front Of the factory to talk TO the new men
os they came out Of the building. aud heir presence
with uiryious reports Of the labor dH y''u
n iarrc crowd of sh0cmakers from Other Shops ana per
so,. ,ybo ,ympath zrd with them Tie h},ini - p'-
came drmuusiIitiyc and noisy, ana 'htIuhA'" 'It 10"
,u Ia ,rh nm extent that they would not leave the iic-
tn" until C-f of Police Mills ard squad oi policemen
who h,d been sent Tor, arrived ana '',"l''' n i
men to their boa'dnrnous, on tlc oppose % ,iu' o. M
and they hisscd the officers. lhite oi III. i Ho,S
dcmorsiatyc oI the crowd Were ioi1iy "t,S'' r a,u
gave thclr ~ JOHN D.nlNci OF no l'I D'inrn D
ST. Patrick CoyIo "f No. "a At'",nl , a'u in'',S t
rl,wliglt of No. IGl ncIsril-st. Dempt( works 10Y
Miller aicCullGugh 60. ndd t" oththlo l' ' u'u
John Davenport, OF me s'ilh'is su 10 nc Suolr'
Io watch Uan,stcr a TchcuCrs factory, had bcen pre-
yo,sly ~. cs,,l aud held bail 1hs preceding Eie
cmitoicG tbc demonstration several hours at,r Ihe
general good cOnduct oi the strikers mas dc loI in
nany friends The disorder was ho' pNl"S W 'hcm
Yesterday all was quiet aOout iMe factory
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
CATTLE MARKETS.

BALuHoRr Aug 9.-CArrIE-TLe market has been dun
and weak dHug she past week. .n lrr'r are g Jwf
very br.f "a 81 ,0f5 30; INST quality, fi0fi 10 medium
or good quality - j00$t Ouay LIa steers. oxen.
an cpr4 jaeJ 80 most st- - - 'c?t-, 2j3S sales,
1923. -
HOGS have been dul iJl plccs arc 80 lower; range to~
- 70. receipts. :. $50. -
-Esr have iul and easier, ranSe, t;gsj rocop
2.jG3
PrrTsBuroH. Penn. Aug o.-At East liberty to-day tbs
rccrpi, -S2 head Il Oi through stock,
ami 81 for her. making t. ;CT NO days 0f T3t
head 70 Giy - au Vance of Toe on
GOOD yh'lc lower grades yesterdays figures;
best +j1Rj % medium 20 cOy, - 5l0Hi - common %
flr OHri % e; > =; -. bulls, -jDS3 30.
Hoes Receipts tpHa'. 2iJ head ,o'a for two days.
J70 bead The pr IRON 81 50 - Tor ioraers and
- s0UtG % i,r Ph.adglpIa,.
-HFG. Receipts today, g. 90 heat tr' t0r tw0 days.
7.3Jy Aesd the prices ranged from - "O0pJ %
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKER
PgoylnKNCE. II /. Aug Printing Cloths lUct but
firm i liH.sd prices
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
LlLNU

CRE4IFB-Ou MONDAY cvCIaE Aug :, 1915 Joan l. Gro
gcr. sla uf JJhu \. Crrg.cf astl 10 yeas.
The relatives and trends OF me family also the mcmhcrs of
puviiu Olac. No $50, Daniel 'a4 rntyr lfgt, No Gt3.
T. and 4 H. tlc Insurance Pto's. l,ksDL tuJ ani t,ts
D.parmcui a." 'p Ily'a tO attend ' ':uegl irDn
- lakes Ei.,golu Church., iiu!,oiSt, opposite GrJye
IT,. thursday. AE.a 10. at O'Clock ?.
GU TNNINEIAM-Du Tuesday, \ 2 : ~ LOusia Gun.
nnaIam widow oi the late \ J. Cunningham. and i1Hga'er
ti'v late James Ni.ke
h. md htr lIaJbc. ltY. Tho rv j. A. Lesi:.e ere m
N'i % attend tlr tuJi ftis lcn t lt&tLtc OF lho
Latter No. 80 E1st On -iEd ll tSoniy Lith 81, On
Thursday afternoon at iOti0cS
DICKINSON Tuesday she S, Henry Dickinson o! no
firm " J. I. Thompson ~ 60, a.vl q ears. -
HIS relatives Iud friends lrS irl"etiiWN Mt % sSNa
his funeral Friday, tho lit, az ) y i It'll ~ iit
theNs Church, Sussex 81, Jersey t.y.
RIEVE-At TrlnllnyIlc l. L. Aus. Hannah We WueM M
arc Reeve. eel y yclrs. . IuOnlhs.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
GEN SHERMAN AND THE cnEYENSE,' REQUEST

WA,mNGfON, Aug. 9.-No response has been
received t he Nar BelartmD NJ giving Gen Shc,ddn7
yc,ys on the proposition from the Cheyenne Agency IN
dians that cessation Of ho,tiitir with Sitting hd 'nd
his ahcrons shall hc arranged ~ the interests oi peace
The suggestion which was forwarded from the Indian
Bureau 10 the head uartefs ot the army waH sent 10
Gen sheridan bccai.c Of the fact that Gen. sherman
WIS at that time absent from headquarters, but Gen
sherman hlsnow returned and bis views the subject
which II IS hci'ycj fuy COncured IN by Gen 7hrI
dan are that the proposed truce IS altogether ou' oi the
question for several reasons. Tie Indian tribes WIN
which the Goycrum ~ are at not such nni"h
a. to allow to establishment OF any negotiations oi s
character No confidence he placed IN ihcir prom
-rs Wu,cuuotLcr patent reason not lHNuFiuE lhc
~ ititiog 0l the peace bly Indians al tc 1gtn, l- lIl
tr Icur..t docs from the hostile uhtH' "'"
III re ]. no guund Tor believing That they desire peace
Dispatches Announcing the advance ot cen 'in"L arc
smnf hourly looked FOR, and the probability l. ihi' ic
next advice from that officer viii announce ahoihei
If.tft
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TIE SIOUX CIuPIIGN.
TOO LATE To BtIlD the YrIIowsrpSE ronTs-A
yyixr,R CAMPAIGN ros,lBfF-rnE TEE>IDLNI's
FAIIu - THE PEACE Foley.

iBY TkILGEArd To TuE IEiBrSE.l
WhsuISGrON, Aug. 9.-hltlpuGh Congress
rae-d tho bill which tie Wrr department and the high
est army officers had long scu rrr amending, 20 '';Hb
Ii,n f,yo new military pcsjs tse Yellowstone River
!1r the purpose 81 holding ihc h"-.r sioux Indians ~
that section IN sbicctor. tire legislation. owing 10 de-
lax, y t4c HOUSE. cluc too ttr tu De- Of benefit THIS
year The rapid fail Of thr Yellowstone River. tHc rc
ports OF vllca ufo fny confirmed make, IN" cree
lion of these poss impossible before next spring aud
The Secretary of War Will t,io.c be obliged 20 ahIn'
% the PROJECT ipr the present. ia The mean Unc the
oa.,-- l char r Of troops 800 the Indian country VII
b. Al,I5B embarrassed FOR tho want Of those
pos. ., bs.cs pi supplies. Iii-h military authorities iu
The CRY nov fear That tn Sioux w1r m.v continue
through the summer aud IH without Irfuins iu any
tus very decisive bat tia; when the Winter srs Ia and
lr ponies %; the Indians nrc short OF pastusISo aud
their Villages are su1I bound tie campaign. though NJ
tended with many hlIdships WA b. brought I" a sac
CO. 'ul ,ru.
The Brtr of Indian Peace Commissioners held meo +
iuy I'm his or, today. Wn.u IN y cI' 'd upon thc frs
dent T., d that Dee had as much confidence ~ j6 vicn
po.y 81, ever and that The sioux war vts pant. lVicd
in only bt outlaw Indians
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
Sueclai NoIlces.

Pe,i-Orire Notcc.-TLe FOREIGN MAILS tor the week
.ndiug SATURDAY, Aug; ~ lS'o VII c'se Al ms oihve
rTIID ~ n $50 p. for Europe, pet steamship Nlaeon-
An VIA Ouee.stowa. WEDNESDAY, az u NJ ior
T,r,ns nor ste1ms.ip Abys5nil, VIA queenstown Ou
IfIUISDAY. at ll:3J a. IA. tor Euiop% PER steamship
eIpNo Piymouth CEcrlOurg, 3ni HtnOurg; on SAT
UEDAY 40 a. m Tor Europe per scam-lip Ggiuanic VI,
Queenstown; rr.espOndehce iVt "niH Htny tlaute asI
disuaich ry this steamer must .ts
sne1i!y addressed and 40 a. Tor scotland direct pa
.,ar,siip Ethiopia VIA Glasgow auI az France
drrc ner steamship GeInain via Havrei ani az llo
m for ~ rome steamship Dorau wa southampton apd
r.nen Tbe ni9lls Australia &C. viii leave san Fran
c,co Aug 10 The mails for the West intcS via Bennad
riIl s,vs NcvY Aug H. The mails for chn1, &C. WIN
,snxe %.n ys San Fr,ncisco Sept l. T. /. JAMES. T. NJ
TLirteenth Assembly District HAYES aud WlEEL;.b ;.
ckMPAIGN CLUB VIII hod q meeting ~ i.D.tiy iist
No Ysl West SStoenthst, ON TAUilsDAf E'ENiSu
Ans TO- al eight o'clock
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
TIE PENN HORN MYSTERY

Yesterday afternoon a neatly dressed worlan
appeared at Osborne m0rgue IN Jersey City aud asked
O shown the articles taken from the pockets OF tine
the unknown man who was foUnd floating in the Penn
Horn Creek several days ago with rope
bound across his mouth ond who afterward
buried IN POtters Field. as lie was not
Identified and found 10 DE clear suicide
The articles which consisted OF watch Win no hands
and q u8cKer knife. shown 10 t.e woman, ana she
aucHy identified them the Properly OF fof hueDdnd
who had been missing from Philadelphia iCr F0ie ulr
From a description of the body given her sic SAID sAe
was almost positive that 1t was her h'lsDdhi
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
THE WAGNER FESTIVAL.

THE PREPARATIONS NEARLY COMPLETi-5UcCESs-
rUL REHEARSAL IN PRESENCE OF TUE KING OF
BAVARIA
BAyRuUTn. Bavaria, Wednesday, AuG. 9, 1876
The preparations are nearly complete for the
production of Richard Wagncrs TrlOgy. The orchestra,
made up of the best musicians IN Germany T. III flnc
condition aud has become thoroughly acquainted win
The music The last general rehearsal took place to-day
IN The presence of the King OF Dayara. Iie elaborate
scenery was in good working order anI the stage ELECTS
are pronounced magnificent
The town is fast filing mp with visitors from all parts
of Europe
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
COTTON REPORT.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 9.-1ho Cotton Exchange
crop report July just out ,hore Is no doubt that
during thJ past nine days very @cat damage has been
done TO the crop by the continuous rains There have
been excessive growth, second growth or sprouts shed
ding of FORMS rust and rot and all has been sIpcrn
duccd 90 q serious extent by tac yet continuing hnmd
weather which, should II lust any considerable lime
lopg,r, must prove very disastrous The corn crop Ia
reported H. hattcring condition. WIN piOSlccl,o
Inc mOlAln Ol ALOr.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
vrypIcArloy OF THE TRAMPs.

To the Ed ftOr OF The IFtO"He
SIR In your paper OF july 20 you pupiish
an article headed Tramps in Regiments, in which You
nae sono very severe language toward an unfortunate
class Of ,ep and denounce them as inendicants. Had
you asked those men why they were on tramp you
woud have been told nine times out OF ten We are
looking for something to do by which we can make m
houest living Our families aud ourselves have sllod
nnrmbe red dopryations and have started out with
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service laws which bill has passed both Houses aud
awaits the signature Of the President Further, your
committee suggests a conclusion authorized by faets
elected by this investigation that violations OF iw.eN
rayagance of expenditures and general negst nee ID
the supervision the affairs OF the department and TIE
failure either TO prosecute violations OF law
during the administration OF Postmaster cneId CIes-
we'll should subject him - the ccnsure OF the House
The report is signed by Representatives John IT, lars
ir Wadwell, AnswOrth Luttrtll, 5lemOns, ana NC
MahOn.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
MIDNIGHT WEAIHER REPORT
PTDbdbihhss

For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
s9ur. yt.l.y. taug. follower by rising barometer,
warmer hI., Iul high southeast 90 southwest Miud'
fr,uuculy increasing 10 gales, and sTldu1!iy NccIl- "
sr.t,i,y aui UUr;L.T'r sud TCqlcnt tIUEl .riplInS
T,T ne EO., mt I''Cie stairs, trWIy bNrJH9e ana
ggrrrGlfy fra,rs- .r,Icy 'rh SJ',br n sDHIfdSi
,-J, ~ c Orpr GpI cnsfYiy 10 sJ"heg ~ TIE iditer,
and 8sss.jy hfipi'r JiHIs tn ihc '"cS'rrt pDrt'oh
LnEAM OBSERVATIONS.
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nnnNNING ACCIDENTS.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Aag. 9.-Judscn Fleming,
age 80 years was drowned last evening Ia Newark Bay
while swimming in a mach with Charles Eiermont and
John Munger. Fleming went fGithcst t0i1 th1 per
and suddeny sank The body has not yet pech t0uhi.
lie leaves a wife and two children.
ELIZABETH, N. j., Aug. 9.--Last evening Il.
johnson Of Bondst was drowned whe battling ii Staten
Island sound
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ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE IN WASHINGTON SQUARE.
NJ. Ol nE IlaiuGAld ". L..

while sitting In Washing gonsIuarc last night suddenly
drew revolver from his pocket and pointing 1t toward
himself fred The bullet passed through his left arn
inActing flesh wound. lie taken 70 the Fifiecnth
Precinct staion-!ouso where he denied all khowlolSe
of tic shooting and gave the impression tiat ho "As
temporarily insane when hc commtt1d the act
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

IONDON,
I'm the Itousa,Of Commons tbs afternoon
new election was ordered for Rutlldshre 10 MI the
place OF tIo Right Hon Gerard James Noel VINO sue
cceds Lord Henry O. C. c. Lennox ls Commissioner oi
Public Works and Buildings
The YiyI,cctiun BIZ read The second time TINS N
ternoon. Sir Dsrael promising further ,no for discus
sing q.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
THE IRISH RIFLE TEAM.

LONDON, WeNnesuaY A'Il, ?, I7Io
The members Of the Irish Rifle Team for
America were chosen yesterday follows. MeSsrs J'
R,cby. Fenton johnson. Miner, Cooper. Joynt, Con-
Ciroeuhill rhynne, Dyas Pollock Two gentlemen VINO
won places IN the competition, Mcssrs omyth aud ward
are unable to leave home account OF ps'a'o aharS
'rDc tcaul will sail FOR Ncw-York on the 2Jth inst
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
G GENERAL FOREIGN NE WS.
IHE TURKISH CONFLICT.


PANIC IN BELGRADi-THE DISMISSAL OF NJ RiSiiCo
pEMANDED-FOREIGN AID SOUGHT
LONDON. Thursday, Aug. 10. 1876
A dispatch from Berlin to me DaHy lcle-
yrogh represents that panic prevails in Belgrade The
nonuoce vaercnrly demand the dismissal Of NJ Ristcs,
and that the Powers be appealed to to avert rtin
Positive advices come from St Petersburg that the
railways In Russia have been preparing for the p's'iDe
transportation OF troops There is no immediate danger
however OF Russian intervention. Prince Milan ready
% negotiate or ablCGte.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10

" N3IIINNTVN, NT|I' u IN" '''''"'''''7 W.
received IN tni, city tonight iron Gen T. II sheridan at
Chicago;
CAN'T - Go,,E CarrE. Wy. Aug. (. 1870
OIt Iri'.imIu -t!D.
INT G,H T. II. SUNDNN, thtcrgp
Yhrr. crow Indians came through rom Con. Terry ON
tr lJth At tnat time al tUul- NCic l.Jdus Up lNr
inr Ei. HON Mountains not even pony i.,c.. -"IS
Irk o. fine 18th or 1ji d che hostile indians l"It llr
foot of the BIG Ipin Mountains, ana moved BACK
i'm thc direction Of the Ru sbui Mountain, b."
ia. "A d. now iuprltticlhlr 10 communicate Win
trr I.uy by c.Eii,r am fearful They VIII
-tt,r tu,Ic r. not nutcrlt game in lnAi r"ilt n
.upunr. tlrin ~ -ich large numbers. Gen. N'Erut
i,iI mr with hi- command Last evening. AJIh"sION
iupurp wc Viii irO-c rD fAr wagons, WIN Hu 80
sI.t,, of about 600 nstng mru. including friendly
i,IIIu. and "a .uall party rf citizen yOUntr,i. trd
move down the Tongue li'cr in lhrdItciinh We ',HI
iLr Lofi' Indians Li.r gore Carrying VITA "a, u dal
Il'i,u- T. $50 meet Indians 10 loo strong !oit' VII
tUlng around and Uui,c with Gen Irin. ""thhi h'N
tl. trrg reach mere within Ita-putb'r TIME q" TO"
l,, u a''o ts Your mana sUmrHt OF TIE a-"nrrd VIII
-. al ,.f.,t I,u,ut :g a.. here. t,iO. CROOK.
" Bug.tiicT icucrnl.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
THE QUEBEC RAILWAY LOAN.

ToroNro, Aug. "a special teIcgFlm from
London 70 The EreH.Hq Tciegram to-day says; " The
Quebec Proynciul Railway loan Of SiGOo.'oo was put
on the mario today 10 0Si2 TIA SUCCESS Is 'onbuuI.
The Tines this morning irs money article bitterly op
Ihn lnln.n
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10

Hun.ingto: W. Va Bank. and the ~ Paso sage C9sSS
md vas nrrsent AT the Ciads Ill., No. train robbery.
The officers Information that the Younger brothers
were in Clay County Mo5isy, ana tia' ChagSe sno
ported They do not expect TO capt.2 ne Younger ao
James brothers alive.