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New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
WIrEhIAG PL4CE NOTES.

NoL,,,4 Il, po.+oo's u,cuic ground
N"'''o d" ' F O. -,
Cane tiav rises early, taxes su.f-Daili De-
c..o f.......,.t ...i i ,l,,, d, .,.,Is t .unt,.yu.
,cto cl.,r,,.;,,, ho,,l.r and soycn-up r,layer at
.,,,, l... las issed MS c -l,.etA Dir,h-
Gay
GDOrtSnen are having SPLENDID luck OIL tIc
m .f Ann. Al Y.rs .arl,1r ID b nj c mach .ru are
Gl.urItlr caught Dy an .iu1lnr ia day.
yno fq-Iinu9llc b3tliug-drpSs for ladies' is
nv -. -t,. ....,. .,...t nd
bright h.uG ID ''.'E'l H'"''" VIZ" ""''' "-'''' "'
ht, broad yc.t wish ever 50 IN inY buttons
T,., ,,,r,lar of visitors ot Iookout Mountain
10" ""-'''' -, -. ,.,. ...
j. .l.a,I ,no ,n,y rcr,i,agr Of ,1c
l"fiIt-Hcd
Tio bo,r1iuO-hru.e kopurrS nj Saratoga
,- ,,,.,. ,.i, ..'.c,, II thc un,cl. are
49,, c, fo,,.I AVID i, .,cforilp.s room can be hai for
yloa we. T.
NJ, t.,,,.or,,,,r. o+ Cola -;uIphur Curinrs-a
-, -, ,. ,...r,,,,,,i ,,.,,r'-..s b,,, 80 low
l"No''c '''''' IL" "N"'' - -, .,., =.
ta.; many o' the EIe', nave slept uhaet COMIC ''"@
A'tayug the weather peri .ct add the musiH excellent
49,. Ito, ,r. u-..,,,r Whore are gl the younq
- :" W u s,,r,g riir. of such - nav, no .arl-
..u ff. Al .F. li .e
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

j. r Chamberlain. J. r. Cornell Mr.. Brush In Mrs; h.
Avers cottage, Mr.. d. Myers, Mr. 5elnherSef, Dit.
Rhodes. ". NJ Glwtrv. j. B. Wright !. h.. nSss, tIe
puuss .,ussl l.. E Brown, Max Stader ID iNl LSacn'
NJ M u I'D icfs J. HUW!aud. +. T. Howell ana N.Ie!i!'
Eoh.rf Barbour. Mr. De Forest. J. W. Gerard, Dr bi
lnrriul Mrs Biddlc II. ;. Miller, j. w Mallack =; :;
Br .lt. homas Ettun Edwin Adams, Messrs mlltno"
and Mcscar in Whites cottage, W. Il. Floyd Iis oo",'
Mrs Brown, Mr. Atwatcr, James q. Barnet NhIh IL
Mulrir. T. W. LORD william NJ. SIr"sOn, Horace LETTER
and harcs Ctmpbell c. +. Bciel. Oliver Donl b!ruu'
William McIutvrc, Harvard sOCun ana D. D. NUStS'
Daniel Dpugrerty Dr. Davidson, T. NJ GhWN; W.
Grte Mrs. G. Green Vi. thde, r. Bears MISS nlIpf' "
UuiicL William Henderson, NJ WOllcy l. > foni MI
Rcn nson Mr. Cooler ui the willow Cottage A. cooper
NJ Woodward, Dr. William IOd Hclmnib, DE- Cohh"NcI'
Mr.. Ju.usan, h. Travis, Mrs Glatd.ue y. & Ciathc'
! ucS Ryan, Mr.. f. j. Johnson, the hrN T. H. iohp
n, i. C. Rus ton, John Pierce, Mrs ShaY, %nu A. VI
Lane. Secretary ltoDcsons cottage = unuccdpled.
There was Il great j,c.l Of excitement here is' even
ing when tt news OF tie Mohawk disaster We Gtcr vet
Private tclcC s"ut to the NeW1utk lac"l Gun
UnI-, nd uJuy wcie received in reUrD Very lc" on
tue elc.rms made public, and the information re-
cgt,cd Vas scouty ~ tn0se having lreh''S on
boaid brcase very anxious. TIE West E1d tie Man
S.l.s an ,hc Ocean H0u,3 we're c1ntcrs {" tNacW,h'
Uuju very Gtc hour; aud ths uofuu, as soon as VIC
pa received, thcy were ca-cfiE Dohsl az SN
tiiyagaut r'i.c-. Tue Rev. DT. hJWahd VINO hiH u
Ugnsnyr board o. tie HUcut, Was s%a!chG HtNt Si
for all quarters Whcn ne learned lai son ol
ts people on board ua1 bc drowned, but taer names
could not q. atccrraiued large nunbcr wen. 10 4nN
Nur. This morning 10 learn more "a biC dcIdiS l'c
morning p.u ls having gwen tic Names oi IN. ios anu
saved the scenes about tc hotels became much qucIcr
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

After to-day the fast mail service becomes
a thing Oi the Past. Ia accordance Wiia taeir d,ter-
m nation announced la., week, the lo4crs Of the
New York Genital HItsou RIVER and o. the Penn
syIyunIa aro3ds decline 20 continue the fast mdtl
trains over t.r roads for the reduced compensation
troy,,d b. lugress aud have informed the ,ONico
d., affm,nt that, beginning with tomorrow, mall, aust
be dispatched on the ordinary mad trains. Nr Vail,
speru,.ud.ut OF the railway m, seryica, WAC &, stay
Ing IN the city FOR the purpose OF makus tac necessary
ftit in Ncw-Enb gland, the interior OF How-i ie'
ytua ONO. and the Southwest eastern mails VII
delivered with nearly much proiupn' aN before
one Of the best mail trains the Pcun-y wanna "''-
rotd that leaving AZ =. m, being continued a' '' o
fore. A way and through mail Is also u'p"''heu
over the Elie route at p. m. wh1l vi" "''""'ulo
date tue soulhoru interior towns OF IhlS 9'''' All"
a through mail Is sent the New-loia Oeul'"'
Railroad al y. I'M. The towns a.onS tne Ne"-lo'A
Central which were served VITA NeW-itrh Mas oJ tho
nos, Al car train the same day under t, ne" arrange
ue.t VII NOT be reached by the way Ui'hs u"'l 'ho
f,lnyins toy The time between NeW-fOtA ara Chiedro
tncnud; instance, mails leaving here
o Mnly u,orulng which formerly reached Chicago on
r...,i,, rorrin. will be distributed there uutd
Wel,.,aay morning Tie difference viii be cApe-
ri,ucI T., ~ LOUIS and otHer western points. Ihe te
r,o,,I -, tbe posra car train will add greatly to the
,y,rl in he New-York Office tAc mails wWch were
furcrl dstrlbu ed ia the ears "'l h'Nt 20 oe ~
tht- office Tuc lime Tor the closing OF III il' W."
a. h,t,, but tO facilitate the work at tue ohoo ost
,,s.r lanes will request business houses 10 srt tct
mil matter To the Office rs caIlN as plhe1'odoe, ~
diseonJuuauce ol the last trains VIII make necessary As
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
POLITICAL NEHS.
HAYES AND WHEELER ChURs.
io NlIIth Assembly District lndcl


R,mblc,n Association held ratihci alton meeting LAST
evening at Nos Il and ~ Ess'Xst This Association u
orauzed under the auspices Of the Independent EePuD
licn ,eutra Committee, and Is composed m large part
o Germans The officers Samuel Eugel President
g. Vet.ort aud Henry Dcksc, Nitc-Preadrhii Hehf3 -
Atwood ana Francis Spencer, Secretaries. Ihc meeting
was well attended. and considerable enthusiasm was
manifested Resolutions in ratification OF tie hohlha
ton OF HAYES and wheeler were passed ad aIdse scr
were made by Ellwood L. Troruc, President ana james
G. McMurray, Secretary. Of the Independent Ecpnbchn
Central Comntec ana others The room vas decorated
with G4gs and in the center SUSPENDED bun u" ol
bay and wh el. several addresses were as" ht - III
tbt Germ m n-utce Tae proceed were Ndlltd oy
performances ~ q brass bend. .,
III vurng m n - tie lN;h Assembly Dis'Hct lieiV
n,.e nc lat evening in Bi-CC BrGin Z, AMI lOnu
An rrganizltIon ro be known the Young Mems iNih
Assembly Dsirct Have, and Wheeler Campaign !uu'
The toGy. weT- clc, Ell 3Hent 0hters: Pf'stitht;
A r. Rogers ir: N.c.-p. 'silcujs, Oscar BeN"rN, ahd
Francis 4ifn ~; Secretary, j. u. tcf"nui l4CI'ie,'
Charles Ondcr Onk Oyci 30 mcmi"rs slth'd tlit ron
TEc Pf-sd,ut made ,dGr urging III Foh- men ~
work for the election of Hayes and wheeler IheIr
mute lie ,aI, snOuld be- "Od men Tor counse., ana
young men fo hard work. ,-. =. ..- 80,
Tbc War Veterans Union Cl1D OF Kings County met
last evening at their rooms, AT Court sud Juf5t'n1hss}
ironllyn, to t.lc measures for forming Hayes anu
Wn,eler campaign c.uh. There was idrSe Atthoahce'
L. t. Fowler Wis made peIUGn ut CbGlnDdn
III, IIld Assembly u strict Republican A~~ocl'ti"h
nave I.useda Hayes and Nhocer baunT IA mont ot 40
oiJ '.tduC-5t.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
SIR4ToGA CoLLEGE SPoRrS.

SARATOGA, Y. Y, July 2l.-rhe athletic
sports closed this mom.nE The track was ia E""'
order aud fna breeze made it much peasantrr t"fh
YESTERDAY Tho tlrse-mile was contested oy r. e
stinson an HAYS. bltn Of Dartmouth sumSon w"n'
making the time IN l6:1fl2. the fist miie IN 325
For tGe oncmiIe walk five stIrted. Watson OF the Ct
College Ney-York who fell out at the a't part q" The
t,ree-mil. walk Yesterday. wuuluc. 1me. s;o2. l.
Noble of Pr lc,tou second TIHr, S:-2 Merritt %
Bowlon, j. Woodbridge Of Union, and - iscoA OF VII
luius I'D not Hr-h. 49,
Th- grlda.t t.,' ur'lc run won 6y Downs Of VS.
Ic.in. TIM, J.35la \. Ransom OF wesleyan SJaf'e'
I'm I'D BOT iiufu ~. ,,.i.
Tte u-n lmg was sharply contested hy J. w. Ptl"r Ot
Col.Iu,ir aud ] NJ n am OF Prime .uu. P1pr made
frpt Iuc.eS. Mann LaH alter mrkuy . .ccl lnrt.
Tia uile rulW- confessed b. l.. e. lh-'' ~ D".l-
moulin AMI e. X. Green of Princeton. u ri Ic' p''F
nr equal uf tue dis'Iu &C. sud hcn Stiusou PASSED.
and 4lu. ia winner. T.u-, lose
In. QUA u.ie run vas con esei stcPGrn fouhS
of Dan month II. " -icyC.sOi VIII duS, ana - i'".t
.,, af Nc,,.,au Iun- led UI.I u.tt joe II .Sa, VIC"
siry us wen. mp and passed, Winning ii Do s'..H'l''
Np.- v:i- firt scs0ui, behind, uuI icu nom rh4du5-
tiuu after crossing the score.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
T,vv,Ny,s RATIFICATION RALLY.

At a meeting yesterday of'thc Committee oi
n-cinents Tor ic ton meting to bc A7!d at
Tamfhany Hall Tucsaay evening next II was an
noGnccd tlat the foow pc's7ns would positively al
dress the meeting: John II mcock oi Texas, j. Proctor
Knott Of Kesucky, ba.ies H. Hooker Of Mississippi
JOIN X Tacbox Of Massachusetts, John Il. Gordon OF
Georgia Willi1n Pinc:Inev Wayic OF Maryland samuel
T. Randall Of Pennsylvania, e<GOv. Gil cFt G. Walker oi
Vlr,ina Leon Albeit ~ EcW-icrscy and Roger r sor
CEN Jos ph ulok,r, August elmunt, Wncoirr H. Peck
ham. Algcrnou = sullivan Ambrose II. Puldy j tmcs
Ddi., LUS' F. Cultrs, + twarl l.. S3nl, nam -
Dtiu.y .!Ia Edgar n. Ana" 0i NrW-NOk. AlatsHon =
Si,al aid Nac,icr -. T. shIn VIII preside a! "a" N"
outside stands whore Ea4 ii VIII bo -'ttl r hlaI
aaucn. N regard 10 tie German s''id "ii NC COM
llct,d to-day.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

dates skfy distributed that majority 9f t9s s0cs s
pod were for he wrong etgddass u s m IN ",s to s
Tue called in the Circuit Court De9.e Jns a
rel Garrett Haley, IT, all tho issues he hayhs rec Ho
the largest nuoer 9 IN 9is own anf ~ s se "a s bS wnc
Alderman Haley will take his selt n the Board
NEwJERsEY.
TRENrOS.-The fall of rain on Thursday night
between the hours 0; and II $50 Inchesa Mnch OF
the standing cora great fences were blown down
N ihe vicinity oi Trenton or Thursday night.
MovrcLAIR-Jlcob Ltman n res dent OF hontciMr,
with spns IN held near his house 10 got b'tier ara ok
rop hatc'e intending to go ino tnG %'oi, ae J rJ
tIa domestic trol6e was t1e cause Of his acts
tq Depart9eo,s G15 y 9ss9 ,y ts9 s2'o &
because % Town Committeo have ~ N % ,o..i
Re a9 s ssn aSss @ s Dea 2aa dr 2 % Cd S to der
BAYoySE-Tle wormeu engaged ~ opnng f,I
tie bank Of t~ M'rts canal dng uP ne - tn II
/ E'SMn iat GGa" Of viein I1 Of rat freottea @aror
HoBoKEsJon wornner gr2,tor OF mo Eep c I DEC ,rS
ierred by VIM wiugcs OF k,esug dsorIeriy AciSr'
soaERLFA large Ropuorau mas, meet "Ss ] mo'. s ,n
iiyeTe,i by Cen Kjpatitt&
sEmuGHr.-A Fair dd Of st. GeoE.os Church WI Dc DC
briehi, \. j.. all OF next wees
PArEa-oS-Tho Board Of Aldermen adopted hc orei
nance dytng the Yards acCJIuJg 20 Tie nc" II" "V""ne
tie election precincts
GrsrowS-rhirty SIX thousand don ,rs have been raised
2Gsa tate at iiishistosu
ryoy BItl--rhe work Of widening Berqcn Liueaye viii
s7o'ooo. Ge ." ~ - "'''' = '''' ~
ConAyspYrhe Lighthouse Board will construct ~ iron
u%% tais Fal IT, - ''' '''' ~
Camden, where she had hved Tor more tah 81
years.
NEwroSThe lock and plane h'uds Of the Morris Canal ut
Newton, been discharged on account ol TUG u" '
LONG BLAND.
ASroRTA-The body of an unknown man found
drowned on Thursday decompose and mad eVleuF
tec in fine water for some time From hrnis" ai cuts
on the heat Coron OF the opinion tht i' w ~
b,er fol plly Hg5truty pr Deuler ul - Al l ~, ~
the boiy, ald gave IT, h1s 01moI 'nA cue 80 .t
.- H.. Papers were OII lu hs tE'"5eI t'~N"1' ~
dresse. to NJ. MaIlc Garuutr WOJiS de- Il 4
STATEN IsLASD.
SrAPLrrOv-Nlany of the public and private
budny, ON the island well the vessels lying IN th'
lcer a displayed their flags at half mas; ~ hor
q, t,c Ian, ctrrncderc Garnor Tie D. r. H?ftm u
S'fnLrn .acnt. hCtucy U lie i'i"'" va ar
rested yesterday and hoi 10 appear al ire coroner uHu'
HUDSON RIVER COUNTGE'.
BRIDGFPoEr.-Thr hrce young men, white tsling n
Rlscr,,t or we're att cscd ." shark measuring eGt
let. which h.v killed auG brought to s."e
NorwaLE- The Baubufv aud NogwlN Railroad IS being
entirely rca.d with steel rails
POLICE NOTES.
At The Wqsl.inctoH Place Police Court Yesterday
Tllouas Cos'eo driver, 81 no s3% III iA ave wa '
IL 900 b 10 t. answer c'ar'c q" 7'eaa% " ] ~" i'
yls.i N so. and uIm,nd eIlh- worm T'u NUN .'S
Kent ot Forty u,ih 81. ana Btoal"ay.
OH cr VILLAIN j. Welsh of the fremont po,lce
has ian sac tm. u.Ht been subject 20 ft8 Df insanity res
riv ant B melt o Thirty Oartl Pr He "'s '1i Il
c olr, committed him iof examination n i'Saiu u ms
endl condition.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

DEATH or TIE MAN rE .oT-Ay INQUEST BY THE
CoBrNEE -EGUN.
MIDDLETowS, II. Y, July 21.-Wisner Mur-
ray WIZ, S. ID, shot AZ Go, Juy 49, by Robert II. Ser
doll whom Ac aid na.srvi Ia ped fsr aivscd isli 20
bi, mother died tni, iuo 1n lie 30 year, al
,,as ,i .eut tlc Viitss Of Goshen, md ASSISTANT
cashier OF tlo Naonai IiJ. OF Oaage County, Of when
ius father. \. s. Murray, President lie served IA
th. eth New-YOgE Regiment during thc INVASION Of
Pe.a.yvaua in the lae war. lie .rayes wi.c and
yonp. child. III. former is q daughter ci CHom"y
Ba1,9ri ~ NeU-Yo.k and SISTER OF Mr B-id,AS
divorced VIE Tuc divorce suit tie iirst cause OF
the trouble.
Coiuua. Lizzie of 1Iiid,c.own hc,aa inquest II tie
ease tais mofliug. alter taking some wcd'ct tesu
mouy inc ogoser ordered post mortcm sa.a.uiuon
yfi.A viii De mace i., evening. Tue inquest VAS then
aiiaugue! uu.n Saturday uolniu-.
inc Investigation before Justice coleman was cou-
tinu-d Tor the prosecution. CbuicsJ. Everett identified
p. BerioIs iandwr,tng on eu'c"pa, containing the
f,usiyr cards. The circulation o. w.inn cn'"l the ~
tac. IL. rO-I III, NIi-i.g Wa atS' ld"uthed on
i.t rt mans, ol parties 10 t.n earle had beet,
10 ac $40. fou,d hf Bfr,eh vHrn arrested. TIE
Among !Le atL'",S s on lH,h were iHt .."t.r"!s-
~. loH Pttkur> 0i Ga. iea; Counsellor, G"aT'y l";
lion \ = ,i,rcsr. fl. prose, iupn offered in icnce
IN ad-Deroi S.. HaricI l Goo" di."rat su iu wnth
%, adult, "ilB the p.aiuGhs VIE THIS and otIer
documents oil rcd were cE ntrt d. th7 i'uee. me
fci,.s VAS II-ar Moore o. N.ad dctOvn, UIJ was Tor
m-1iy au thc = Wy Ir tuce force H. testimony a.
.rr, &c, 40 ilc - sau of ,l'. B'rlelr- body at t.e
o. "a" sIJO. In it 'i lhrd i' he -" -, i'.S
.ftrI,I TIC b.gau.us an t-at most ot tHc Whppih@
lad taken Waco u.iJrc r b I'tli GIt" t~ b,ol IVA,
d. -. he'd d tHg "ull. 1s = Aiui. a!, ana t,l ""'
tuc %.hphnS ot7dn &f' L''"c- t'o Ao p''''i IL '''
Atiacccmeuts have been maic wlc cDy the coronci's
5t's de- ~ T.c qucst,n of iu. iilbIty IS left 10
Tie Justice who is mai.ing tiI' eNainiua'iOh
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
OBITUARY.
NATHANIEL GOODWIN.

One Of the many victims OF the intense heat
has been Nathaus, Goodwin, WAC oca at "ia house IA
Carmiuc-st. l-t IHu sday evening. Nj. GJol"Ia had
long known 10 Jhe Legislators at Albany s tIe Mes
srn.cr 70 the senate. such hs kndintH o. manner
and readiness to ohge others that 10. many gears
only known as Uncle Nat" Nj Goodwin WAS born IN
Plymouth MISS. 1903, and for many years followed
e sea successfully. In lSiO ne elected Collector Of
the town oI Homer the mig ticket He nal been an
Abo,iiiouiyt Tom early youth. and IN 1872 h,G aa ap
ruum,ut from tie AhslIt on Society 10 Gs'ryatr d"cU
rncuts aud to appoint meetings Ia The Siatc In $50 he
established at CurllJheyLe au Abolition p&pci called
me i,i, American Ills lie couiuc,,d 10. t"o years
In lSJ2 nt Ip, O!Ul,i iJuiier o tie ASS u"} M
IN -51 Dc was appointed Duu E-epcr o. tn lriir
Ia I-J~ Dy resolution, ne was mr Keeper 81 tie :. .nie
Chamber IL ned tu., office luc 10 cars, uia,r HJth
Illmbuyaus and bruocgat-. Though originally atr
plut,L iy thr turmet. such was hs mIe-uE ugIt-It-
ness, and genuine worth ihat wuen the y. huc,a ats came
INTO uCt UUa parties Interested Leus,iNe' N" see ind
he was retained. lis CLOSING yeas wore Slc.i ~ us
civ ma u yt. lis body tax 90 Albany OF inter
ulent on TIE q U'c.Oc, train last evening
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

WAsHw1r2S Juiy 2l,-Japt +, K. Calhoun,
Iicnt COMMANDERS George W. nler. Bsni ann =. Day,
] d. sIatun. aud Wa a. Br.ar nan. ti,sto.s !. A. n.
nIt Joan Is. N.Ja, ana EuVsl }. II ousht have
bro. o.-rle. 20 t.iluHtu,I IT Uno,oI N tsipuau
e. M Crt.n o. HigiOiA tapt Ear GhsIsI II
d.taJ.rd l. - COMMAND CJnsIlss un lee SIst
igs.I, tDd h u yraH lsrs1 u the isy
ara at Isu-m0Itn, y. g.. Aus lArut unmlrri a. d.
I.yna- al Itr-cr ramtr l.. SuUW, h. - PcIjis
tou e. aLi e.. r. Aiun> hr,lcu lnsFtrui a. G.
Dean Passed distant iroa !. IS. Ostc, ASSISTANT sur
grOu T. 81 HAU, ami tHIol kgiictr j. ". ohlliGr have
been Con- dud .lctd uu "lu or
Ia master g. InOA ICAod GOln tI5 Cong AID
has been oT,IrIvi - bI.Jc accounts.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
TIE FURRY IN MINING STOCKS.

SAN FRANCisUO, JUIy III ne UtpiVsstH
sat. Of the muuE stocks uirnvt h5 become IN aJu-
icet of ne. ,apcr conitorcIs, Ihe CarOHee Publishing
srons bar aruclcs, which lie CdH Ilj Eu'cfia ac-
nouncc a. "in;,rssel aud uutru,twortHN," Nli, The
ALa sustain. jhe p0a8dII' Col tIig, superintendent
vi iIc Ct.yrl44 ana Nu,nid tpr-JIl-'d h.urs trie-
llll- from Nfn.a C.y doIy us Store. sP .Fzins
Inc esud pu 20. tur mas, "aCa us Grg.iI.> us',T
lauEcd urtfsr Nciui.ilsi persons consider the stde
OF tue miAct purely result O speculative operations.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
PLEASANT REUNION or VOLUNTEERS.

PRovIDENcE. July 2l.-The Veterans Of the
2d Rhode Island Volunteers held cir annual reunion
Bristol today Gen Nathan Gof IT,, elected Pres
ideat Of the association Al oradon delivered by
the Rev. Mathew Hale Smith Of New-i ori, The
Relation Of Ctizn sodicry TO our National Life"
dinner, concert. and review followed The entire dem
OuSt. a ION was successful Among the guests present
were Gov Lpuid aud Gen. Burnside. The latter Of
has been home weeks, suffering from
Vgre IudiSyuSTiDn.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
AQUATIC CALAMITY NEAR TROY.

Troy, July 2l.-A catastrophe occurred on
the Hudson River between tnis city an1 Albany last
night pleasure parry returning from Ca-tetoh III
a small steam yacht, when TIE vessel was swampod by
swes rom steamboat Oy Of Troy on ~ passage 70
New.York Nine porsOuS on tue boat, as foo"s;
Ir,u, f. Defraest Engineer of The Volunteer Steamer
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
rnACAs WELCOME TO THE CORNELL CREWS
IrnAcA Luly u -rne nennle of thls vi-ia-e

TTTI TTN- WTT-T-TT
ITHACA, July l.-rhe people of this village
will .iye e. he victorious Curuou Ou tIrir i"iirL
froln sir..s "a more enthusiastic reception chan LAST
year. wt.i It wa, most hearty and uuy rstL Ali day
Yesterday sta euts and others busy IN ercun@ til
uIn au, l,Ees over the nam streets dtt'iatnS "i"'
bu, tiuss and residences and making p.enIri.ioA, Tor
a p,rotcruuic display. AT plbiI, 'nestd- acid U'5t
evening arrangements IA do Tor M ovation Cd the
vico.s their arrival The citizens Gid S'n''ul< VIII
escort ih.rn nom the depot thr"H-u ihc i..u nlted
sr,is 10 the public park wGcre they WI b.. 7f.e.ed.
f.as'ed and cuoaz.! alter the manner Of such .cca-
sous The entire village excited ami jdoa'E 10 de-
gree not known before IN many years
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
nEsOLvEs CONniETDtTORY OF CONGRESS


ST. LoCIs, July 2I.-lhc Democratic state
Convention da not adjourn uutil o'clock tAis mefnn7
Resolutions were uBiIm. usy gdupttd that the btmo-
crItc party Of ri souIi roHsn nj the action tac Lower
House Of CouEre>S IN cIJiGi.iCg CXtriyagaat cXprnd
lrt ui The GOV Iuurn.. AM in IbCtstaihs inc cor
iUptiJns PrCslGen. CRAFTS appomitcs IN iLe tshet
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
ErRGLARIEs AND THEFTs.

The store of Wn. Lonler, at No. j0} Broadway,
was entered on Thursday and god watch and chan valued
az lJ0, stolen.
Some tim. during Wednesday burglars. broke INTO tho
dwell In of Joseph Rose on the $40
Forty ana Iewelry and clothing vaiard
81 - Yessrv ic greater poFisn of tne piopstg.
tl at - D. ipad Premises ~ No 2,B East Ir
SIR ,,ed by A.5aei IadcrIi, ~ho, TO- '"r vita Ais
wife I<i-a, arrested TccOiyins -1eu property.
ry sait they rTchJs' eOO3s In good "a rom
Smith aud v ilIm Nelson. who were also arrested and
ockpd Ur
Eoose alleged he OF the nO'oroas o river
ties, s-d yesterday MOruug lie was carQot
with having TYODd Henry Pratt OF NO. 10 Htmtm1Ve,
BroO,. and palm OF oars, 70 All .Iel AZ 200,
AID also stolen lantitg Of Di giun fTon VII
ham BIS Va Gurensi Jersey ,tY. IL c,mnt s these
tcfts acconDa-sj ~ Thomas Geary aHd James
Kelsey, who .ls arrested.
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removal of about $50 employee, Of the pOstoce Depart
meu
CENTRAL HUDSON YACHT CLUB.

PoUGHKE nPsIE. July 21.--0n Monday next
the yachts Of the Central Yacht Club will ,tart
on their s, ANIMAL cruise to Albany, with Commodore
Grinnel in command. They vii stop at Poughkcepse,
RoudOnt Hudson, and Catskn.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

Company, Thos Edeiey jr Jonas FanSper, r,
Archir Aston and Gilbert Jewctt. Fox ItgigV' boot-
a,i Faulkner, and Maneho were lty sroned
villa attqmntiny 10 save Fox The latter being ulaoW I'D
sv,nr An eycept Jcwett were members OF the washing
ton Volunteer Steamer tompany' Tue Sach' va WA
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
THE FIFE RECORD.
r--rxrNG OF 4 ELo.K IN roRrLANp.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 2l.-A fire on Union
wharf .tsf night de- roycI hocE of wooden s,orrs
owned ly A. X saultIT, X. o. Cou.n,, Judge Edward,
FX a CO.. ol tais cjy, agd james DcN'I Pen! ot
Ir,,,ur,,ce H. l. lie buildings were Old aui Nsll ln-
.t,.i ana iDc loss Wli rUt -" u.aSy On them. 4Ac
lirJYtrty destroyed was WOItn $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
ppouTNFNT ARRIVALS.

Rrcroort Houee-Cuunt W. Won AfnIm or BerilU
and Ueury T. Ptrs0u OF Albany EHh ArrnS HorStI ia
Kidsre ot Ireland Benjamin Bueroi Mas'aehset.S
ana J. G. OF IoSa..-Si. Jdtes hotct-J
tIans Sh MAJ the United states District Coutt Et % So
unrttc.t ,,oG5dn IoYsc -- Commander Byloh WHspi
M states Navy Then Tyls Hg'ct-COl A. PIPER Ollfn
states Army Gr3Hd C,TI' HO'e!Gen W. o le toiiti tt ~
81 1.,u .,or JIyu The Hon. Dewitt Z. LUsJoiu OF
G,vrc5 n Y....N NctOias Hotet-Gen " r. McLaHBniin'
III rcd an
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
REPUBLICAN CLUB.

SCHENECTADY, y. Y, Juiy 2l.-The Rcpub-
lican> the .ird ward eld large mrotiug last even
ing euG orgstRizai Hrsc, aid Wheel Club. Prof.
,usics + p .ri.irs OF Onion COLLEGE was chD Presi
0cut IN tie ,ue,lJrr.nP of the cuD are Gisut or ten
professors Ol ,hc c,lI ssc.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
CANADTAN HORSE, FOR sARATOGA.

TORONTO, Ont, July 21.-Archie Fisher has
ten fer saratoga with bis morse Kelso and Charles Boyle
has left with Dr. smiths inspiration Several other ani-
mails owned IN Canada will be- present at tue meeting
next week.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
NOvTEhTfoNs TO CONGRESS.

CWCIYNArI, July 2l.-Ihe R,publicans OF
the IlId ono D.,-ict nominated 81 Ic. u"Guer ."r
Cun-rss The RcnAlran, , tl' Nth Oho Di5tric; Lave
nominated j. L. Lous i,t lpugt,>s.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
noyoRs TO THE CORNELL CREW

SYRACUSE, July 2l.-The victorious Cornell
crews arrived IN uis Utl tms aiirni""h 'n r"e ''F
ube and were received az the depot w.l some demon
s..,,.or several pluc bailtus> ~ y-a W ti- c,rs
,y.r. troga ed The U.rsln.u Will Ue taudcteA roeel
tI,,L al ,ll,a tJu.-ut.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

LEGISLATIVE ADJOURNMENT.
CONCORD, n H., July 2l.-fhe Legislature
to-tay adjourned yiHl dtc.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

Young man having preached for his
hisloU, was auxous 10 gct word 0' apuau8, for his
labor Of 1--we TIE bishop, however, did not intro .use
hr subject Ini MS younger brother Obliged 10 bat
toe hpok .or him. 4" 1 bope sr, sd nos wear. your
people by The cVgtB Of sermon today g. ." No. ssr
not at all, nor by TIE depth cit-er"
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
NEW Ark

The Newark Board Of Excise Thursday night
granted 10 SALON licenses
Nicar-tirnelal Doane Of the Diocese Of Newark
r.rort t, collection Of - j3B % Denve Pot-ctory
On. NrNsTk oLso thc Go,i Shepherd The congregation
Sd Packs l.CiIsi Newark contributed SllH3 81 Of
this amount
The report Of the City Auditor for the month Of
June shows receipts Of tie year TO Jly l. sJ.2
II8 30 total payments JUy /, ssS6Ol q. balance
e,pslied ~ Js 5ps 81. expended for public schools
Sta- a. Sd - ~ The Ircisursrs report Tor
June receipts have been sac II Oj; daOursC
ucnts So -tJ 80, casa ba.ancr SS5eoi IJ
Al TIE last charter election Garrett Haley, ir., and
Mchac KUrdVu, r sanditcs from tie lid Aldrnanic
Dsct bad living In the district Who bore the
same lo o eket, At the polls which lid not have
the VI Io nod Junior aiteI the names Oh tho cAndi