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nncANlzArIny AND RESOLUTIONS.
Tho meeting in tine hall vas called 20 order 10y
John Kelly. vino was greeted with cheering. lie
introduced Charles 4. Dana. who SAID:

The meeting in tine hall vas called 20 order by
John K,ily. vino was greeted with cheering. lie
introduced Charles \. Dana. who SAID:
Ihayc come O, Tsmmauy il.ii with nrat pleasure 10
aii n uu5 ~ ,., t.N,itnn Tl 7',..' @ ~ ii., , /.
oI fUc Democratic party. IL my Jr-ihcAt' t is OF ,,
greatest Importance to ihe r'"'i' oi t,'a ,,uy % ,'I
those candidates houd De- t.rD'td auh WIZ J.th minus
with any man WHO desires ana lI'"i0 I'D "''"Ir
thc.r success know both the candidates, end
or Of m, Government wi Doe reformed; that tac cor
ruutun which uoW threatens 20 DESTROY if'e institutions
"il h' stopped tl"t ie tu',noH, -, "u'I ,+' '.'
du.fry and the depression OF .u.in',. Nht3 a. IH,le 80
many men ot 1l employ yiHrut aud turn fird A"'."ie
and cr families ot Go starvation. 'll p" ended "Ni 'h
country. Applau..I The Republican party uas bt,n lh
rus, flr Hftrcu years and where II is brought uS
aud Nl.r. It Las mJaslt ii-cii ON. m,muer OF ,I'
another uoic guilty aut more cunning than h' deserves
impeachment, aud, uu-L "ih Rct l's deserts .ap-
pau c another lately SECRETARY N the l'c,i mas ihL
committed grand larceny ia De-, Office '' mel L" a'u'd
Impeachment, and another l'trF Ai.9.n.l I'm, ,
having committed peit larceny "A- hi''i ,'"N' ''
h.s pli'c through % c"uieaptn.' soc.n Hli.-" at,h
arc tsc rryf,-"ni uE,s "i iLt l,po..,'', '' . W '
nights ui power and gong d1"h i."i, Una. 80, ,.,,'l.
r ind c.pfy.L.gr corruption, Ncut''t, cuultiuH ut
law and puu1cr of tie Taxpayers. Que "ouii su'io,e
ton W,ud Dee overcome hy % st'er ~ shame
aud would require J., 10 step dol" ana OUT 10
aur instead OF this, g. comes forward with
candidates and platform 70 2sh iol tar '4r, & 90 i ~,
people, aud 90 maze 'iENt DO the e,ru"M L4r hhpb-
i.u, fI. ,,fuut,ry 90 'I, EIu,s" H- exceeds every
us c.rr Lc,rd Of before ind y,t We LtEe Lcy the
..Ms managers Who Lave si"atht '. IS. .''' ~ ~ a.
uiD tuis condition. with A.h t"'u"tt al Ih,It
head, talking about rrformnr me ,Wu st,tt.',
ID, thcy expect anybody to n,ls'c them !s
acrc any considerable uuuUr %, lo",- va ,"g E'un.y
gu5 ru again %. deceived hy etcH Hi"u ILt.c arc
... npa winch tr election Wiz answer and answer, as
hope and tt by pnr.ns gam La'n .IIsaase Is, bn l
rl.lts. OF real radical aud lasting REFORM lApliu-c
long Inst Of yiee-Plc-ideuts and Secretaries was
presented aad adopted, and the following resolutions
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
SILVER NFLATION

yuE DANGER OF An AVALANCHE or SILVER FROM
THE WORLD AT LARGE-No HELP TO SPECIE
PAYMENTs-A CERTAIN ELOw Al OUR NATIONAL
CREDIT AND PROSPERITY.
iFRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rnfEr-SF
WASHINGTON, July Zj.-The advocates Of silver
dollars demand their immediate issue, because.
among other reasons, ~ it will enable Us TO utilize
The product OF our Bonanza mines thus protecting a
very important industry now threatened with dis
aster, and, by adding the available silver to cur
stock Of gold, to obtain an abundant mixed metallic
currency instead Of podding along with the limited
soid one which We now possess; ~ because it viii
gve us the means with which to resume specie pay
ments and 81 because it will restore to the Govern
iaent the night to pay its coin debts including the
principal and interest Of its bonds in description
OF money which was full legal tender for them
when they were contracted, but by the demonetza-
non OF which the burdens Of the people have been
greatly increased
lie passage VI either oft he Silver bills now before
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
1URCoSERvLIy T4R NOTES.

Many war kilograms in the Paris papers are
pure fiction
Some of the Turkish troops are armed with
snideg rifles.
The Servians have received arms from Rus
sia by way Of Ronmania.
Mehemet Ali, Hungarian, and BchIm Pasha,
Pr,ssian are leading uinc,Is IN tDc Turkish service
The army which Prince Nicholas Is leading
in herzegovina consists 0f 10000 MoEtcncguns oOVo
HerzesoyIniane ana 5000 volunteers.
Cen Ignatieff, who was until Lately hussiah
Embassador al Con,tntnopc, .ays ni, own
and tLose of All Russia are VITA the ser'l1n@
In Constantiuople the Russians say that
the English ti BashtBIzouks, aud tie Cicsssiss arc
the naustay OF Mussulm1n power IN burolc"h !SiAeS
The conduct Of Austria diaple2ses The Log-
do, >ta,ta,d. the conservative oran ~ ha-" that
irpol says been So GIFTED that We hlrdy nave
right 10 wonder az any folly she may "''nm'I
Gen. Tchcmayel, the Russian who COM
mauds the servan army described by his co"h,Fynen
a. hot headed man. who not dcic nj IN aoi;g' IN
knowedge Of bis trade, or IN hsh, dashins courage
Niss.,. Sharkeu, and Aplapka--thrcc Turkish
towns WHICH are often nanedlie in the same valley
nlonLa il !, uilos cas, o. Nssa and shar. in IL miles
ftrher tn tr east 1he valley is Nsefed ~ oES "l tno
minor tributaries Of te MoTaya, Tie main ~ eau n"A
all across SerSl@
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
THE EXTR DITION QUESTION.

LoNnoS, Tuesday July %. 1876.
The Agent Of the NeW-YOrk Associated Press
has had an interview vita UmJcd States Minister Ed
wards Pcrrepont in reference 10 the eXtradton ques-
ton Mr Pierrepout denied that negotiations are in
progress between Lord Derby and himself and said that
the utcd states 1oOk the view that Great Bain's ac-
toa .r.sc the treaty OF 1912 President Grants mes
sage ya, bsatgly based upon that assumption and
be II, a2a.c the question to ngress Great Britain, on
tho contrary contends that the treaty IS uuboken and
that h.r action f. justified by It's provisions. Until this
coul.t OK opinion is removed the negotiations are un-
likely to make progress; but whatever steps are taken
must necessarily proceed 70 or from washington
what il nything, Lord Derby may have received from
SIR Edward Trurton the British Minister at washing
ton on the suba'j Minister Perrcpont said he was not
informed Possibly instructions are now on the way 10
him Fcrrepo 0f WHICH Lord Derby NAV nave notice.
Lut he hiu.slf uuGdviscd thereof The agent asked
Mr. PIegrrpaut what Lord Derby meant by saving that
he hoped 10 establish provisional arrdngene nj Whle
the negotiation, were peudilg Mr. PeIrspoal replied
II vas m tho House Of Lords aud heard t1t remark
think know what Lord Derby means, bu; that Is for
him explain, not for but deny tdat am party
any negotiation. OF course cannot say Nh1t may DC
pIssiu. between London and Washington
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
GRIMES AND cAsuALIIEs-nY TELEGRAPH.

GARDINER Me-, July 2j.-John Maloury of
Wathau. drowned lat evening while bathing Ia
kcIn-beo RIVER
san FHANCIsCo, July 2J.-An explosion in the
Diamond coal Mine at Mount niaJo, ta, to-day caused
death Of miners flyc other men seriously
Injured
WASHINGTON, July 25.-Pol!ce Officer John j.
smith utlt beaten chokHi and stamped Uptn 5y
stephen Taylor negro whom Ec attempted 10 and he
vial die
CINCISEATI, july 2J.-TwO young daughters Of
Pr.tchard LOgausporf, Ind burned
sunday night by te Of OH from which they
were pouring kerosene on the Kitchen urc
GREEN RIVER July 2J.-Ihe passenger train
which arrived here yost ay bound east rt IL s
thought the the PJiut Of Eock
b. this evening.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
rur MEXIcAN REprRIIC.

HAVANA, July 25.-Ihe steamship City OF
Merida FROM Vera Cruz arrived here this morn-, bring
u dates from the CITY os Mexico to tho I6tu inst Gen.
Alatorre with his advance numbering 400 men, de-
l,ated on the 18th inst. the rcyCiUJ.oDis Fdencio
Hernandez with 1900 men at Fort.l, on
the railway near Orzaba. It was complete
ant decisive victory. one hundred reyc.aoGists we're
killed Hernandez himself Is prisoner wi,L GOO OF his
followers Al Of their artillery, ammunition, and III
males were captured The forces Of Hernanicz having
been the best organ zcI this Is very important blow to
the revolution. The Government troops TeOccuped
Ja.apa on the l2h inst Gen PogiiIlO Duz Is reported
al O.xasa The defeat and capture ~ Ircylro The chet
screI ia the North, j. reported but is not confirmed
Dnio My.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
ECHOES OF ST. LOUIS.
TAMMANYs RATIFICATION.

THE GATHERING NOT REMARKABLE FOR GREAT
NUMBERS. HIGH INTELLIGENCE, OR HEARTY
ENTHUsIAsM-ABsENCE or EXPECTED SPEAK
ERs-ADDRESSEs BY GILBERT c. WAhEH'
CHARLES L. HOOKER, JOHN X TARBoX, ALGER-
NON 5. SULLIVAN, WHEELER II. PECKHAM, AND
OTHERS.
The Anti-Tammany ratification of the Demo
cratic nominations was followed by Tammany
ratification last night at Tammany Hall The han
very nearly full; the overflow meetings III
Fourteenth-st. were small the whole number pres
ent was not far from three thousand persons. The
enthusiasm except for local leaders present, wasnot
great. Few prominent speakers other than eX-Goy.
Walker and John X. Tarbox were present. None ot
the Ncw-York delegation in Congress appeared
though several were announced to speak.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26

Is per cents) issued during the war. With our
credit as it now is we ought speedily to refund all
these bonds at n lower rate of interest. But in
1882 the Five-twenty bonds of 1862 mature, and
then we shall have to borrow money to pay them'
whether we desire to or not, and it will then be
matter OF great concern whether are able to Dor
row at or 4l2 per cent, or at g, T. or per cent.
Every act Of our Government which impairs our
credit in the least certainly entails great loss upon
the country-a loss which Will far outweigh any
temporary gain that may be secured. z. l.. W.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26

| sERvA INVADED BY THE TURks-THRgE VILLAGES
| BURNED-REPoRTED DEFEAT OF The MONTE
| NEGRINS.
COSsTAYTIsoPLE, Tuesday, lIuly 25, 1875
OH 'ial dispatches say: "a Turkish detach-
mont from Sochaniza crossed the servan frontier and
defeated the Servians, killing 5000 IL also burned
three villages Thirteen Turkish battaons attacked and
routed the Montenegrins near Nevesnie Abdul Kcrm,
the commandcr-inchief Of the Turkish troops, has
arrived at Nssa A great battle Is imminent"
THE TUPKs BEATEN AT YAvoR.
BELGRADE, Tuesday July 25 1876.
Yesterday the Scryian army under Gen Zach encoun-
tered the Turks on the whole line Yavor The art-
lery fire lasted seven hours and followed by an in
fanfry engagement in which the seryians were COM
plctely successful Several OF the Turkish guns were
disInounted. Two other minor seryian successes are
also reported.
No news in regard to the seryo-Turkish was re-
ccived from the front yesterday.
The Daity Ne,css ParaUn dispatch says that 400
wounded arrived there on Monday night.
The Daity HcCS's Belgrade special says:
The seryan has virtually collapsed. Hence
forth the aggressive quite aDandoncd Tue
deepest dependency regns in Belgrade.
Prince Man's personal aid-dc-camp has quilted
ParGLjn with Russian officer who had been staying
there for days No Seryian corps arc now outside
satschar is being strongly reinforced and proyi3oned
municatiou between Bena ana Ratcha despite the ef
forts OF Gen. Oiimpics
An official bulletin Belgrade claims that Dutitch has
captured fortified camp at RadOuine, commanding the
Ouly road between Noyi Bazaar and Bosnia.
TIC Ec,cS'S emma dispatch says: great battle Is
expected ON Friday, the Turks now having $4,000 men
concentrated at WItdn.p
The GuUlOis has st. Petersburg special stating that
England has demonstrated with Russia upon the proceed
ings OF the Moscow Sayonian Committee.
AN AMERICAN CONSUL vINDICATED
LONDON, Wednesday, July 26, 1876.
The correspondence relative TO the Salonica
murders - published. The principal facts are already
known The report Of the English Consul at saloca, to
Minister Elliot, fully and warmly exoncrates the Amcri-
cen VceCousl from any participation in the seizure OF
the gir which caused the outbreak. The Consul re-
quests that Mr. Elliot submit this testimony 10 the
American Minister.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE.

FILsATLIfH' IIIoIT'IlF I0''I'
The Senate has adopted the bill authorizing
the international exhibition.
The Chamber Of Deputies has voted q credit OF
81 500 600 for The expenses OF the War Department
The senate Committee on the Municipal bil consists
OF four supporters OF the and i've BOnayassis,
who are hostile TO it,
The Senators belonging to the Right detitycy agreed
to-day to elect successfully Legtimis Oricanst and
Bouapartst candidates TO te vacancies vhch will occur
"a the present lie Senators die of II Chc5nclong Cer-
zeal Leg.imst who VIII be- the first 10 benefit by this
arrangement, il already promised IA votes.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
THE VAR WITH THE SAVAGES.
MERRITrS MARCH.
IT BEGINS To-DAY-THE FIGHTING TO GO ON WITH
OUT TERRY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiNUNEI
FORT FETTERMAN, Wy, July 25.-Gen. Mcrrius
column of the 9th Cavalry leaves here tomorrow to
Join Gen. Crook. 1t consists Of ten companies OF
cavalry and about 100 recruits for infantry c0rl-
panics now with Gen. Crook II viii reach the main
command about the 2d OF August Gen. Crook Will
then have % companies Of cavalry and 10 com
panies OF infantry, with 900 Snake Indians. With
this force active operations VIII be Immediately be-
gun against Sitting BulIs forces. The command
will even then be much smaller in numbers than the
Indians against whom it viii contend. Any co.
operation from Gen. Terry's troops will hardly be
practicable before another engagement is had, as
the Indians encsmpcd very near Gen. Crook, and
are evidently preparing Tor struggle The building
ofposts at the mouth OF Tongue and Big Horn Rivers
will begin at once, under the protection of Gen.
Tcrrys forces Ii is probable the campaign against
the Indians viii he conducted entirely by Gen.
Crook, under direction of Gen. Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
TERRIBLE GRIEF At FORT LINCOLN
now M NTW- O| IIIL T|-IEN Nf"7N'T.T W.
Er,Iiy. p By rIE WIDOW, OF IhE MIN.
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Er,Iiy. - BY rIE WIDOWS OF IHE MIN.
inv IEtrsEAru To rul TrirrSrI
WA-WSGIpS, JIly 25.-Cpl. tuttcudcn Of the
i7th Infantry. whose only son wa. Li..d in the Gus
tef massacre. received letter from DIS wlic today
mrlo.iug on. she had just r.cciycd from Fort Lin
colin The writer tho vic oi an army officer at that
post says when he news OF thc lateof Gen. Cn,tors
command reached them, there went forth vail Of
grief thatit is seldom the lot Of any human being tn
witness. The agony aud wrat,hedne- u has caused
are something terrible. twas the announcement 10
. women tina. they were w.dows and 10 more than
twice that number Of childgcn that they were
f,tlcrlcs-. What ls thc mos, painful "f all is that
most of these poor women are cf utterly pcunr-s,
without means to take them away from the t1rt or
70 ,ub-ist on should they get away Col Cutt"n-
den has already called ou @ number Of Congressman
and presented them with the facts bat relief seems
TO come very slowly.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

LoNDON, July 25.--Jos6 BaHaDall1na has
been appointed spanish Minister Of the FINANCES.
LONDON, July 25.-Ihe town Of Albcuye,
switzerland VA. totally destroyed 10y tire on the 2Oth
inst
ST. join. y. B.. July 2j.--The Chatham
branch Of the IntcrColouial Railway Was formally
opened yesterday by q. j. Brydgc7.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
AN ALLEGED FoRaER CoYnnrTED.

LONUVN, IlI67IIJ1 J'TIY - TTlO
A hearing was had to-day in the case fJohn
Walton OF NcwYork. who is charged with forging and
utteriue check for El959. The check was drawn on
the Lon Ion and Westminster Bank by the British Foreign
Exchange and Investment Bank Tor 10 Ij2 and was
al.evwa-d raised TO sI.0G9 Walton committed for
trf9I hal being refused.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26

PRoyIDESCE, r. l., July 2j.-Ordcrs have
been received 1t Font Adams, headquarters o. tine 1T
Artillery, To dispatch four companies West forthwith.
II Is Thought companies VIA hc taken from Fort
Adams, from Font Warren, and from Fort lrn-
tTl
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
STILL SENDING TROOPS WEST.

Chicago, July 25.-Gcn. Mckenzie, with six
companies OF United states troops has been ordered
from Indian Territory TO the Red Cloud Agency and
vicinity VIA Cheyenne and Laramie take the place 0i
Col Merritt, who goes with tho Ith Cavalry 10 join
L
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
srANLEY,s sArErY ASSURED.

LOSDOS, Wednesday, July 20, 1876.
The DAILY Telegraph announces this morning
that letters rom Henry ~ Stanley the famous explorer
have been received dated April 2i Il days march from
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURCO-SERVIAN WAR.

HE IUKLU-SEKVIAN WAX.
sERvIA INVADED by THE TURKs-THRgE VILLAGES
BURNED-REPoRTED DEFEAT OF The MONTE
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26

Vt
The Chairman next introduced the Hon. thaFlcs
h. Hooker Of Mississippi, who spoke substantially
as follows:
FELLOW DEMOCRATS OF NEw-YORK; am amcn2 you
tonight an 0hcdicutc invitation Wbicu was khdly
extended 10 lnc by your honorable Chairman hlr hely
and your Committee, not because thought l
ruull saw ANYTHING 10 the Democracy OF New
York that mieht not be better said hY that
corp. OF a. .tu she'd gentlemen whom IOd nave -
rctcd 90 represent yOu the present Congress oI he
ucd STATES, bu, because dd uO feel AZ liberty 10 de-
,p. e. come among support Of common cause,
aud a common interest, and "a common country LAP,
pla l-e.l@ 1 congratulate sou that ln tue hail
N.rrc | have the honor 10 SIT rs repse-
sentative OF the state OF Mississippi the interests OF
you great city ud Empire state are represented o
-icu able r.utitmcn-MOOd, Cox ana OsAefs cgeail
dstiuguifLcyh stand there Tor the interest aOd h
honor and the night OF your great commercial city ana
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-11
Communicated
THE MILITARY PICNIC AND
TARGET EXCURSION.

EDITORS SENTINEL: There are a large
| G. Hubbard who are at a loss to ac-
count for his strange conduct in giving
passes to a few select persons to attend
the company's picnic and target excur-
sion to day. l have heard not less
than fifty of the Captains admirers
express their surprise and great disap-
pointment at not being favored by him
with a pass over the road, while many
were honored with passes who could
not be ranked among the friends of the
National Guard. Perhaps Captain
Hubbard can satisfactorily explain
this remissness on his part; if not,
your correspondent will be compelled
to agree with ~'Private's" estimate OF
the Captains military services during
the late memorable and bloody Indian
wal in Eastern Nevada.
VIDErrE.
Eureka, August 10, 1876.
We publish the above by request,
but wish it distictly understood that
we do not indorse a single word that
can be construed as rejecting in any
manner on the military achievements
of Capt. Hubbard. This is 1.-THE first
time that "Vidette" has taken occasion
to inveigh against the gallant Captain,
nor is this the first time that the SEN
TINEL, actuated by a high sense of JUS
tice, has felt called upon to come to the
defense of this very excellent military
officer and tactician. We presume
Captain Hubbard managed the excur-
sion yesterday to suit himself, and
that suits us. For some unaccountable
reason the movements of distinguished
military men are always viewed by
anonymous writers as legitimate sub
jects for adverse criticism. Why this
is so we can hardly divine, but il is a
matter of history, as all will remember
that hundreds of gallant officers dur
ing the late war fell victims to the mer-
CHESS attacks of scribblers for the lead
ing newspapers of the country. In this
instance it appears that "Vidette,"
who has always figured conspicuously
among the most devoted of the stay-at-
home patriots, WAS not favored with a
free pass to the excursion, and, per
consequence, he loses his judgment
and PUSHES into print with an unnier-
tied rebuke of Captain Hubbard. under
whose immediate supervision the fes-
tirities of the day were conducted. We
suspect, however. that the real motive
of Nidette's injudicious assault is
founded i'm jealousy OF Captain Hub
bard's well-earnet military fame.
LET US have peace. ED. SENTINEL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-11
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aud medicines in Eastern Nevada. Prescrip-
tions carefully filed by ex experienced drug
gisIs. l.. TERRY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-11
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THE Golden Rule" is an establishment
where all parties desiring to purchase goods
can rely on a one-price system and fair deal
ing. 80 there, then, everybody, and see
"Joe,''Rt the golden RULE STORE, three
doors below lank Knights corner, and adj
joining I'd Looncy's saloon, Nam street.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-11

SPEcIAL.-An entire now stock just received
at tho Golden Rule, embracing the latest
styles in calico. Cheviot and wooden shirts,
Summer undcrclothing, etc., which will be
sold HEAL FOR CASH. jeg7-tf