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The New York herald., 1876-09-05
THE GOSS-ALLEN FIGHT.

NOT TO FIGHT IN oHIo-THA MILL TO
GO ON.
CINCINNATI. Ohio Sept. 4. 1876.
Tho Board of Polco Commissioners met this af,er-
TO devise TO prevent the fight between Goss
and Allen. Prosecuting Attorney Baker was present
by request and stated that all that could be done
require the give good and sufficient bonds
10 eight in the state of Ohio
Allen arrested this afternoon. but released
the parole OF honor OF his attorney, T. G. Campbell,
who promised to produce him in o;rt tomorrow TO
give the required bonds.
Goss will also be bound over.
This will interfere with the fight the slightest,
II has never been tho intention 10 permit them
fight IN this state.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
COLLISION AT SEA.

AN AMERICAN SHIP RUN INTO BY SPANISH
STEAMER OFF HoLYHEAD = BOTH VESSEL
sUNK-oNE SAILOR DROWNED.
From the Evening Telegram of vesterday.l
LIVERPOOL, Sept 4, 1876.
Tho ship Sonora, owned by tho estate o! Richard
Baker, OF Boston, commanded by Captain Paine, which
left Francisco the Sd OF May for Liverpool, and
which had almost arrived at her destination, while OF
Holyhcad into by tho Spanish steamer vivnr,
bound from Liverpool to Spain with general cargo.
BOTH TO BOTTOM.
In an incredibly short space Of time both vessels
sunk, each having inflicted terrible injuries tho
other
By wonderful chance only one life was lost, tho
rest OF the crew managing to save themselves
The sonora is insured, with freight money, for
100000.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
LARGE DELEGATION OF ALIENS FRIENDS.

ST. LOUIS, No., Sept 4, 1876.
A delegation Of about fifty rouehs left this city to-
night for Cincinnati to attend tho prize fight between
Allen and Goss Al least double that number had
previously left with tho object in vicw Aliens
friends have gone in great force and well vded
with money to put up on their favorc.
Private advices received here from Cincinnati to-
night indicate that extraordinary preparations he
ing made bv interested officials to prevent the fight,
and It IS tho opinion of many posted parties hero that
Allen and Goss will DO arrested before they get
mi IN
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
AMELIA NJ. HARRIS.

On Sunday night Mss Amelia ~. Harris, FOR years
known as an accomplished actress died in this city.
She played Mere Frouchard In tho Two Orphans"
last season, when produced by the Furnish Com
bnation. During the last seven years she has been
connected with Mrs John Woods theatre the GLOBE
and Seiwyns Boston. she was the wife Of Nr
William Lansing aud a. tie time OF her death was
thirty years OF age.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
ENGLAND.
REVIEW OF THE GRAIN TRADE ron THE PAST
wrEK-THE WHEAT YIELD SOURCE OF DIS
ApporSTMExr-THE FRENCH CROP OVER rnR
AVERAGE.

AVERAGE.
Loypoy, Sept 4, 1876.
The Marx Lane Express, in It's review OF the British
corn trade during tho past week says;-Harvestng Is
still going In the north, but English
almost entirely rcnpcd large proportion OF the crops
has been secured satisfactory condition. In some
OF the mcland counties tho fields yet CLEARED,
and should the present wet weather continue the
dition and quality will be deicrioratcd. The dsap-
pointing nature Of The wheat yield Us receiving
daily confirmation the grain is thrcshed. This
has affected the country markets, which from
TO two sbillings per quarter dearer but despite
this new wheat is very sparngly offered.
farmers even asking larger advance, which buyers
refuse TO concedc. Tho weeks supplies OF foreign
wheat and oats have been again heavy and decidedly
IN excess of the demand. Mixed American maize OF
sound quality Is readily salablc at 2js. per quarter,
but the majority OF the shipments coming 10 hand
in such heated condition that the market Is becoming
glut,ed with inferior which sells very slowly.
A tendency 10 improve slightly upon the limited ad-
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore Vanderbilt was not ns we'll yesterday 10
on Sunday. During the earlier part Of the day no was
very restless and, whilo FREQ from severe pain, was
unable 10 sleep In the afternoon he had short con-
versstion with DR.. Deems, and toward evening
slightly better, and at quarter past ton r. H. was
cla
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
GERM AN Y.

INCREASE OF SPECIE IN THE IMPERIAL. BANK
BERLIN. Sept 4, 1875.
Tho specie in tho Imperial Bank OF Germany has In
creased 2,261, 900 marks during the past week.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
OBITUARY.
YsAu picKEHELI.

Mr. Esau Pickercli, prominent and weaiy citizen
OF Georgetown, D. c. died at his farn In Montgomery
county, Md yesterday morning, congestion OF tho
lungs. Deceased hiiy-scven years o, ace and
iensivcy engaged in the lumber business.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
THE MUSTANGS ON TIME.

BUFFALO NJ r. Sept. T. 1870
Francisco Peralto to-day again attempted the
Buffalo Park track to ride against imo l60 miles in
eight hours using thirty mustangs. He accomplished
the feat, with eleven minutes to spare About 1000
persons were present.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
SPAIN.

AN ARMED GUARD TO BH SUPPLIED FOR PAS
sENGEB TRAINS.
MADRID, Sept I. 1870
Tho railway companies have notified that an
armed guard will be furnished to passenger trains
whenever applied for.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
OPINIONS OF THE MILITARY.

CHICAGO, Sept. 4, 1870
The Inter. Ocean's Bismarck special says-The latest
by courior arriving to-day from the expedition Is a.
follows:-
The general feeling among both officers and men 10
that the mpaign has been aud Is likely to prove an
immense wild goose chase No Indians have bosn seem
Of
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept 4, 1s76
Tho total number OF interments hero to-day wore
seventeen; OF yellow fever, ten.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
REV. DIR. TAYLOR.

A despatch from Montreal says that Or. Taylor the
oldest Presbyterian minister In that city, disd yos,er
day morning at Portland alter short illness
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
THE vrArurn yrsrynn,y

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twcnty-four hours. in
parson with the corresponding date Of last year.
dcated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
THE SIOUX WAR.
Generals Terry and Crook in Hot
Pursuit of the Indians.
THE MILITARY COMBINATION.
Plans to Entrap Sitting Bull
and His Band.
THE TROOPS ACROSS TIE YELLOWSTONE.

GENERAL TERRY's CAMr,l
on POWDER RIVER, Angus; 26,
via BISMARCK, sept 4, 1870
General Terry's command moved out from Powder
River on the morning OF August rs, and, after a
fatigu,ng march OF seventeen miles, encamped on
namcless creek.
PART THE INDIAN FORCE.
Just before reaching camp Buffalo Bill overlook us
with dispatches announcing the presence OF Indians at
Glendivo River, stream about fifty miles down the
Yellowstone from tho mouth OF tho Powder River in
largo numbers.
FIGHT WITH THE FIFTH.
They had attacked the company OF the Fifth resi
ment left at Glendivc Creek, and appeared both
banks OF tho river in considerable numbers. Somo OF
the soldiers are reported to have been killed and
wounded.
NEW PLAN OPERATIONS.
After consultation with General Crook It was de-
tho divide between tho Yellowstone and Missouri
rivers toward Gendve River while the chief body Of
the troops of General Tcrry's column under the
mand of General Gbbon, should return to tho Yellow
stone, passing oS why oi OfaHoh's Nreek-a stream
midway between tho Powder River and Glendivo
Creek-to the country OF any Indians that might
try to escape from General Crooks advance. General
Tcrry's whole command will the Yellowstone at
point below the Powder River and try to head OF
the Indians, who are supposed to be going north.
STEAMERS FIRED on INDIANS
Tho steamers Josephine and Yellowstone were fred
into several times the way from Fcrt Buford to
Powder River, and Que man board tho Yellowstone
was killed and two wounded
A DEsERrEa's FATE
descrter from the Sixth regiment was killed In tho
same locality.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
THE sEBvrANs DENY THAT THE TURKS ARE AD-
vAHcISG on KRUsEvATz.

BxLGRADE, Sept 4, 1876
The Minister OF War has received the following
despatch from Alexinatz, dated nine O'Clock this
morning.
at is untrue that Turkish corps Is marching upon
Krusevatz The Turkish army operating the Left
bank OF the Morava has not moved since Saturday
II does venture to advance fearing probably to be
taken at disadvantage between Deligrad and tho Ser
Wan fortified positions OF Kaonik and Dyuns on the
left bank Of the Morava, which bar the road between
Krusevatz and Parajn. II Is about an hours march
from Degrad TO Dyunis and Kaonik"
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

LONDON, Sept 8, 1870
At large meeting held in Rochdalc last night to
protest against Turkish atrocities a letter from Mr.
John Bright read.
Mr. Bright says 1t is now understood throughout the
world that England Is the main IL not tho ono sup.
porter OF Turkish rulo In Europe. Had IL
acted with Russia and the other Powers. 10
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

THE sRRvIAN ARMY EErREATINo IN GOOD
oRpEB-THE DEFEAT NOT CRUSHING DIS
AsrER.
LONDON, Sept. s, 1876
The Standards special despatch from Belgrade SAYS
although TchernayeT was completely beaten the Ser.
vans did not fly in disorder. They effected their
retreat with such seadiness that tho Turks did no.
deem II advisable TO follow up their victory The
defeat Is not tho disaster for Scrvia which excited
imagination has made II. There Is sill unrmpcdcd
commune icaion with Alcxinatz, which Is occupied BIZ
strong scrvan force. Another great battle Is ex.
pected.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

Average temperature yesterday G9tt
year .................. 7ez.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

q.
School sUrrs large stock at greatly reduesd prices
BROKAW BROTHERS,
4th av.. opposite Cooper InstitutA.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

CARD-TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
KNoXS FALL tAr ready 2l2 Broadway and under the
Ii. Iofel
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

A-COMFORrABLE REMEDY; THE SILK ELAS-
tic sold only by Elastic Truss Company 6s3 Broad.
Cures rupture
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

A-PARKERS HAIR BAISAM IS THE BEST
ccanet preparation made for restoring gray hair
10 - original color renewing its life aud beauty
IL removes dandru stops tho hair falling 1t Is entirely
harmless and the impure ingredients that render
N any other preparations injurious.
ADVERTISED BY SMILES Is SOZODONT, AND
II you use daily the white gsam Of the pearls between
The parted rubies will prove its exceences dentfce
and the sweetness the breath will attest It's purifying
properties.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
sERvrAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE.

sERvrAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF TIE BATTLE.
BELGRADE, Sept L. 1870
OflcIa dispatches say the entire Turkish army at
tackled the scrvIan right wing Friday. The battle
lasted until nine O'Clock at night The Servans man
tanned their positions but the Turks being three times
more numerous the Scrvians finally retrcated within
their fortified positions at Aicxinatz
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

GENERAL TERRY's CAMP, !
or POWDER RIVER, Angus; 26.
via BISMARCK, sept 4, 1870.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

THE CHEAPEST EiGHT-PAGE PAPER IN ruR
wcrid,r says the New York Graphic
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE GREAT BATTLE AT
NATz-ovERwHELMING DEFEAT OF THE
sERvIANs-TERRIBLE sLAUGHTEB AND STUD
BORN FIGHTING-TcHERNAYHFF' ARMY RE-
TREATS ON pELoRAp.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

CANT OF THE SEVENTH CAVALRY, J
NEAR 0'FALLoS's CREEK, August ~, 1875,
Via BISMARCK, Sept 4.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

very happy surprise to the friends of the college The
services rendered TO the institution by its most dsiin
gulsed officers foe nearly two hundred years ana tho
Indebtedness OF TIE college 10 ts bone actors are mere
cOmmemorae ted IN appropriate Latin and Greek inscrp
tiODs. Most Of them are from the pen OF the accom-
pished Latin professor Of the COllcgc. Jhoinhs ~
Ihachcr. Every graduate Of Yale will rcloice thal
with the exception Of the inscriptions which com
memOfdte T. of. iman and Prof DcnisOn Olnstcd the
services and virtues OF the great scholars oi nHo
coll ge described In the language or s;hulfs It
windows in the apse devoted 10 tie ceased irs
dents OF the col exc Of whom the most recent Jcc
mih Day Tn, of 30 OF the officers and Den iae
tors and alumni of the college already appo"r elni-
zJned in "A similar manner upon the windows OF nc
chapel, an they iO;1n indeed g0ody company whcn
may well stir the pride OF all Haensians Among tnrn
are soon to be placed Jonathan Edwards aud B'siop
Berkeley who is associated by his gifts with ue history
OF the college The familiar names OF Taylor. Hnodrcn
Fitch Kingsley, Larned IIerrck Stanley, ana iadlS
with thai OF tile rcyrrtd WoOsey and many Others also
vita suitable inscriptions, IN MSi-SouuuS hA"
and Greek. -,
Tao services TO-DAY have consisted Of an address py
President Porter In the old chapel winch ~ OululnS
fun Of historic interest lie rCtel the various cNns
which have made IL memorable and referred 10 e ITO
fessors OF Divinity who nave stood in It's pulpit III lhe
Uf the thousands of Todnnes of Yale scattered All
over lhs country and other lands, he pronounce
solemn blessing place wb c Is aSsooaicd WIN 80
many of the sacred associations or theif llNcs
In the afternoon The Battli tnalTl WAS prkcu 10 iS
utmost olpacty by Who had assembled @ wi ness
dedication. President Porter preached sermon on
the need and of COliegr chapel II was sermon
which he discussed many quCstions which are SHOW
interest," ing an the uiruGs Of hi-Dcr ustnuOns oi
learning and among them that II compulsory ateuohoo
upOn tnt services OF sunday. Thsc Two dlScouss ac
among the IN ST able wloa Prcsuoht foiIor
has ever preached.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
TUE COURTS.
DECISIONS .Iryg II.

Sppren, Court CLaSbcr,-B By Judge D0nohue.-
fIiHs'air 81. Hsinsnher-N Motion denied without ,uaia
IiehsrsDb agi. Clafs n.sd memorandum In The
- on L1 fsili st Oat aIit Bted. kItd
Oo rdrffl. ~ au sgt. The PaOB Belt Conn
HHtipa R.aAfDa. LBsEs Az PAiys AVOn gfABt,d
~ ablfc 10 B.~uL
BOuae COalf- Ch0mbrrs-BY Judge McAdam-
TaY1f sat Csssdy and Matrd agt H0sOrGorso Of arrest
yaCse eitIOf IN tpulalnR not 10 henioprein
aGf. NNlh MnIu fstdF Tdsf o. afrrt denied HI1H
Siberian aaH -fph art Many MOTTO s denied D plry agt
s0te+ lli0. KfAb us5u gflcHt oi ~
at yDsBI Mftpa gIaHfd rhls fhr UiId person ape
TIE LIf dsf ~ June. " 49, 81 1tpct and hen
tieIf si1uf 20 fEaHiusiiOn rthirer ag IefBsrin-
N0ija o. yscst0 OIdf ~ deuisd Bruce apt bu
sud BsIlnsu gsHnisftdiHg Company aud Cooper
NOis,D ofnird hShnsirf a.. Mrilg'T MDipn
Genfd, GDnpfrIf Hg nhu IOl lOy agt. Bible crosby
81 The rr15lffs fuh aBG Gl isliDh az. K0ah.
Efsn,d A0sHsfns agt Iagef oplsbt dlsDn WOod
AT BsfBs,- stay ggAnied uLtH so,nDty - hlcd.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
PANNENGERN S1LLED.

POR HAVRE-ia ssGDssip Iera,rc, J.ne 17-B II. Hut
tOl, Nj Dachlurf, Mr. mi "a, J. L. tOrIa j, IyCs, Mr.
tioyan,ui. Mfs H. NCIauc MIN faiIS u jose DuuaH, H.
Ja.lan Ch nuu1iu, Mt hOIe, Mr. iLb't y. e. EEcs. H.
g. FofiO. =. Gar "a o. Maz, Miss laae, 4. IarI,s. Mn
ChauDu ltt. Mi lgaclp g. Dc Uci Re Manuel Soukalcz
bOnLalcL dr lOIucda Mis DslIa. \. ousiu
a. Hcupndcz. MrS. l.. %. DrnUy, children and
servant. Ramon Siiis, consul dIalic. Nj and MIS-
Lo1lcn, Mr. and Mfs. y. Iorin MI~. MIurl ~anchc,
~ Mfs Maria Joso!a Mis- ~ del carmen uiyare,
Miss NJ dc iiar Naruo1 sidro NJ Marim,z Mr.. NsldIO
M Martinez amt c.diru. MI Mantel MTs. Ndntc, chlItn
ard nurse, A. Mayrt lat ne, NJ HUIy, Ar hadt NJ Ma
une2, y. f. Bak,i MI hd1nuuuict !. Ihonas, albion,
j. Armrnaaiz, T. Uuib.4r, Mr stT-cant rin, BERTRAND
no.la. Mr.. B1tIand Bo'la. A. l. Miller = Behz,uJ. J.
Fowler, j. Gr q, o. KO-sl j. DrlIo, s. j. DrtnO ana
f. rIuoOn aud child, J.. Max Ch. 1Lcry, A
Danen MIS- Ierthet and children TIE licv. Mr.. Angela
Si-trrs Angelina and nafdna. Miss 4. PTrye H. p,Ir,
Mo. Pcue aud chuen. !. Ndliznau, FahuT BtriIo in
fahor Ismonc, Father lsouIcl MI Foruylr. D. Gray
Irlmucn Nj. III ipI eiuX, Mira Cohen. Mih. dAstc MIA
Boyer H. sUftz. ATs. l.. Ncturn. H. kuIr, Mr. Zni Alr
Fcanttuii Nj. -Cantrl VI, Mra we Bombay Mr. ngol A.
Mmtp, r. iApON Ar BputrIcr Mts. DaspTdt, 4. Deuiui
D. -, !. a.. Hnpie Nits g. Orsior. Fayu pciit
BOfigrnbah b.
ron IJNEHPOOI-G Eie1Rship CHy Of RicI u0nd June
l7-IdNttd 81 bboIu X. H. Alducl. John AnsdelI, ". H.
Asp nwnil. ll D. Algt iout. HTcs h. AruisirOHg Miss
flnTDcc H.. Lui, !. II. Bun, the lov Faet Butler T. H.
BaIBH Master ~ Baua. the llty. FatcI Brtnna Thon
BIoNnow. hf Brtnuc Mrs. Eothunr. Mis Is, ,tunc, Mi
4. BIDns.als ho hey. DL H. H. u rts"ll Mss Mary H.
Biske, Se" PAfoi BIiitn, william ng iaw Harms
D. Bt cI MI hauhcE, H. Benson j. H. nir /. Coudir, -
Coventry Joas Cerbo Jayne catbo Count sou NJ
oe otd. Tho lsey r. u DowncH JoS Davis Mrs Jos Daya
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
P1SSENGERN HRRIIEU.

PROM pPENFN- IN steamship lfosll. June IT, Or. J. D;
Sturges Miss ia ~abers. can - res ~ w. ~
mann Haron w,rhrlna n. Miss c. T. Dom Mt
Mil,nn. Wilson ~ ; H. NlSd'uHph ahu 'ti ~
Mr. T.. r. Dennis M LowrL Pr9L ~ ~ Hug W. ~
p'a,c H. Ioltr IT, r. W. Rsc or Mr.. Maria Re"ker a d
c,id II Fur1 W ID. s-e. ~smnnh MirE tr ~ I,an
her Wolfrlih aud wife, NJ rad Phn'p, '" W 'ut; W -
louise Woif y. H. Schwabe. Leo Seeg, MIS- Berha
VA .ner Max Nayukc Mrs Kate Maynke John McCr'kon
From IfVEnPOoL-Ta st,guship Bri,rnnir, June i
Nh and fS AIher crosby and servant MI and hrs as
fbrrc n ani thl rn. MIA CEN Anderson and dllslI'
~ and NJ. r. D ioal,r children and nurse Nm - l.
q m r,, .hf irru ard ~ Belle Norris. W. = c.t
I,r d, ~ Jones. uT A. g. chiffon. Ias T. li'rsry, MH
liav,1ri r. g. Itntc. and rvaut Mr. and M ~ - ~
iIoon J. W Strong. Henry Memory. Capt Fred BaAf, PIT
go PAR g. g. Ncyn MOntufir. J. g. ie1y y, MiS
md Mis- Givens +. a. swan, A. A. G"vhu H. COZ tr itnh
wilkins Mr. and Mr.. W. Akman AMI 'hlileh, % i"I
i. TurnvqI lean de LotN n"h, Noitrlas EobansNl G
Mrilvmih pr Adam; " and =. no.oSIy NJ ~ - Sun
b. nv Rev J. 4 Mackay Mrs. aud Miss Mttson 1lr. and
arscT. Gen. Bradford Wis, - N"iriu Ii, utl'HW, W
Mr. s. Fss SIN. Mayrard. Mr. San"i'ri. Mr. Ba-aIi o.
d. Burr,w-. John ken'rL. ctr Em,ly Pouiary IS
vr and M. \ Wordsworth r. q. Brown. the Hon T.. Qde
u incIu VI. and Ms. tatiou. Mr. l. NJ utf iIa =! -
tunu,Iy A VI. llskemAn. Ahf~' EarHshaw, ii's haic
l, ~. .i., cay Thomas. NJ. % Mrs. l. W Co.. A1ui
barney air larucy. E-bn 4 81 Little ohm wr and ~ ~
trr M suI Mrs T. T. Ledorl H. 49, Kerr, T. g. Cornish j.
taru1r warren smith, H. Norewood. II. iilley pr
4u N. e. d. Bod sru. cecil Row ~u, Jas urk "i J. Y -
ity a. Al Firr.r \ Pare Ihns W,st M OBJ en-. Min
flus ~ Warren. =. Barinr, W. cHlaL hrhrf MOi'
Vim Barlman mite R,lurarit, = H. Green. i1.It +, o.
rstnnr NJ rardt.tr. tr Rev O. Ehs stevens l. T. COZ
trrl CpDnt C,,iurI uh"n-li l. Il. lohciL IA ch III
h. si.urou il p N,r-ctc De- Is NJ, 90 nocu' y Il ven
ianan rrt,-,i. Gustav Glt tritz g. h'uc NJ IubtE Nt
40 ,t..s n n 4, ro dal D0u NirId Uro, Join hcIi
John II tcans J.. Amrll Ill Dt" iugAc", r. {" Porter.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
XLIVM CONGRESS-FIRS SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
MR.. BELHNAP's COUNSEL ASK FOR A p, sTr0Nt MENf
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT ON THE AP-
PRoPRIATION BuLs-sIGNAL SERVICE FORCE RE
DUCED.
SENATE. WASHINGTON June II. 1875.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate a commu-
uication from the Secretary Of the Interior, transmitting
the protest leading of the Usage Nation OF In
dians against abshment OF Territorial form "f
government for the Indian county. Ordered TO be
printed
The CHAIR also laid before tie Senate message from
the President OF the United States, calling the ION
0f Congress to the approach Of the new fiscal year.
and the failure Of Congress so far 20 make provision IW
the Ordinary 'nSeS OF the Governments
The Senate then resumed the cOnsd ration OF the ar
ticics impeachment against W. W. Deknar lao ere
tar, of War. accused. with ~ BLACK ani BEur
his counsel. and the Managers on tGe part o the
House, were present -
Judge ilack Cf counsel for the accuesd said, after con
sntt tn hi, coll agues and client, he was satisfied
that IL outside The hls Of physical ossihy iothS
cause DE tried his weather. Brsdes. large nilhOcf
far away that IL wa' almost lh0s-
sibe 10 get them here by Jdly .. He appealed to the
Managers to say whether they had any deSiie 10 press
the trial on July q.
Mr. Manage Lord sand the day shoud he named but
that could b. Done hereafter The Managers had con
cluded tO ask leave To confer win thr House OF X c
sentatiVcs gard 70 the pOsTpononrut OF tle ifaL
Tine request of Manager Lord un behalf uf the Board ~
Managers leave confer with the House OF Repre-
entaiiyrS, WAS granted; and on motion ut MF. ID-
AlUNDS the senate, citing Court OF Impeachment
&c, adjourned unli MOudaV next
No quorum being present, at 1900 p. IN the senate
adjourned until MOnday.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
THE NEW CHAPEL AT YALE.

DEDICATION TIE BUILDING - INSCHPfIONS-TIIB
CHAPEIs OF TIE COLLEGE.
IFROn AN OCCASIONAL COBREsrONDESI oF IRE rRIBuNEI
NEw-HAvEN, June 18.-The public exercises
Of the Commencement az Yale College began yes
teriay with the dedication Of the hrw Ba3te Chapel"
as IL has now been named. This beautiful binding
erected at cost Of between $4,000 and S2O00)0 Is
The cft of the late jose pn Blttri of NewYOIk Mi Bat
tel was from early life OF geDnine literary tastes,
though. with characteristic and scranlols reserve, lac
allowed IL to appear ony to those wi were rnDsl t-
mate with him ThC clergyman whose ehnfcn ne NJ
tended for years informed ae that he di NOT ioarD
Ill near the end Ui fc and then D. chance. that wien
Mr. Batte followed the reading OF the Scriptures suday
hy Sunday IL vas with his eye the Greek the oopfua
gnt Of the New Tcst1Tfni, aHd not On tue Ensh tFs
lation lie slso from early lie nasero the frehcb,
GcTmau and spanish languages His ass,cstiona "iiD
Hew-iiav.n have ever Of the most intimate kind
The elaal wb.th has been built through LIs mGDhccn
T. a noble mOngmeEt 10 Bis memory.
According the plan Of tie Cor porafon" oi the col
Ieee with regard " tic dispOs ton VI tie nov buildings
which nay be- erected TIE Collee Green" they aro
10 BE- arranged 20 fora qnadrange Tie B-tDu
Chayelr j. therefore n4de 10 bum one angle ol tAis
Quadrangle. tAe corner Of CoiioIe aud Elm SIS u
Stands bet wen PsFn4ID" and Dugee, aud - bUt 0i
rough brown sandstone, surrounded by an arcade Of
Ohio sandstone whlrb sycs II sfrT ikt aud 4~ecai
apps nee At the east end Ia aTg9 ape, aud ai The
west are two massive stone tOsefs, which are - be
capped with ope-w0Fk spires. Ia the tranNegt on
El-sf IL Bne wiHd0N, AID ea1h side are large
stone paIels with am notto 81 tie State u
Connecticut cut enc, aAd tho and GsDitO 81 The
COLLEGE, Lnz gefias tho other The c>a'als n ths
columns IN TIE arcads earyeG ~ haod. ~ are asota
borders OF vine oavcs IN light cOoTsd stone which
run s around the biidiDg TIE INTERIOR oi te iaidDs
Il haished IN the most tbOrDEsh 4pD'f, beng painted
very nelly in poyckfonate desigJs aD1 orFsfaenied
with elaorate earring oak. Ths oak vSft IL osed
eYerywhere within Feach % the EaBd sHd iOr al those
rarts which liable 70 Eesr injury Tacfe ss tfse
eaIIer1es--Oe each tTaBsep aid one at ne Nosi eDd
The srgsn in spsv tue pulp, u placed directly iH
front u H. snd 10 Of tbe pa1t sn1 Cs IeveI ~
~. ,n .lr a,r Of the baslax the OTg8n.st tho
ehoE TIE ehagl VII seat l.IOD psgs0ns, sId tho gess
are ali Cushioned
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
plspArcnEs TO ND rRoM GOV. nAYEs.

lT1e Gu0Dilg UaaD>id .by eoUdd out Of Sagdags
tsaUG
zoe. HAYES, CDiUnbus, mn:
bcafli,y COn2il,uaiC fhe country, the Republican
paItj, and yOn ON y"uf nOmntiIon. You neod no IT.
slii.incs o. thO cOsuIalty OI my support Sincerely
yours, hvhCoL 'OAhLlhO'
Io ne HOn. T. q. BLAINE, Washington:
YOU KIND die atCD hAs tJurIcu m most deeply ard
hardly know nov 10 frsYOnd iu ntuDg terms the
0f yOug hyi1pty ni support nerves me for tdc
con 4--f which tuOut u tn,cr Mitb your
tusubg Leab and str nRtb see an omen Oi Repubii-
caa scce-s trust tt ., tfaCe Oi your recent Illness
vii speedily disappear th1t you may rIe. dtly
-orel % your family aDd oDnntry. send you my mt
dl.y.DCH since tlc n,iB.natI'D. A. n. uAfEs.