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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

Avenue A. between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
was tho scene last evening Of immense open air ratt
ncation meeting Of the Fourteenth Assembly district
democrats, under tho auspices Of Tammany Hall 4
large platform was erected for tho spcakcrs and
bcrs OF the district committee. Mr.. Bernard Reilly
presided, and introduced tho first speaker,
ex-senator Luke +. Cozans, who mado
forcibc appeal to all true democrats Il
rally to the call OF their leaders and victory
for the ST. LOUIS nominations Tho chairman tncn
read series OF ably drawn resolutions ndorsng the
democratic nominations and referring briefly but point
cdy to tho services rendered tho nation by Messrs
Tildcn and Hendricks The resolutions wcro received
with tremendous cheering by the vast crowd, which
had now Increased TO fully 300 people. The
next speaker was Hon. John Mullaly, wh(
was followed by Hon. James Daily, whs
was received with three chccrs and tiger, and
made an address which evidently went homo 10 the
hearts Of his hearers urging upon oil true democrats
the necessity Of perfect unity in the great struggle
which we are entering and advising tho pos pone-
mcnt OF all party differences until after tho PrcsIdcn-
tiai election Peter Kchr and Joseph Furey also do
Ivered stirring addresses, after which the vast a.
scmblage dispersed
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

wAsHIycroT, July 10. 1876
THE ARMY BILL--AGREEMKNT OF THE coNrEE-
ENcE CoMMITTEx-REroEM AND EEoRGANI-
zArIoS IN THE ARMY BErzRRED TO COM
MISSION.
The conference report OF tho Army Bill having been
agreed to by both houses awaits the Presidents
signature. The Senate refused agree to any rcdac-
ton of army officers pay, and Insisted striking
the seven sections which contained new legisat on
proposing reforms reorganization, &C, and In those
respects the House yielded TO the Scnate but tho sru
alto proposed. and tho House conierces agree
rather than iurihcr delay tho passage o!
tho bill, TO tho following provision, viz
Ths: the whole subject matter OF reform and
ganizat!on of the army shall lie referred 10 4 comms
consisting OF TWO members OF tho Senate and TWO
mcmbcrS Of the House, to be appointed by the
presiding oicor OF each and two officers OF the army
and one from tho stan corps-onc from the line
to be selected by the President with special
reference to their knowledge OF the organization
ofand experience in the service Said comm
shall carefully examine into all matters with ref
to the demands OF the public service as to tho
number -d and pay Of I'M, %en sand. and officers and and
also as to the rank, pay and duties of
the several stan corps, and whether and
numbers IN pay, having in view jus; and reason
able economy in tho expenditure OF public money the
actual necessities of the military service and the
pacty for rapid and effective increase IN time Of actual
Tho commission shall assemble as soon as prac-
tcabc, perform their work and report to Congress,
through the President by the FIRST day OF the
Of Congress- with all tho evidence record or other
wc and the pay OF army officers shall bo according to
the present rate until the sh day OF March, 1877 after
which II shall bc paid as fixed by the report OF tho
commission, II approved by Conercas
Tho bill retains tho provision OF the House that here.
after Post Traders shall be appointed by Councils OF
Administration, composed of army ofnccrs gives au.
thory for employing 800 indian scouts In place OF $50
employed under Custer. The personnel Of the army
is %, 900 mon, hxcd by Representative Bannng's
bill, and the number OF enlisted men In the Signal
Service is 500 beng so than originally pro-
vided n tho House bill
APPROPRIATION BILLS sTILL IN CONFERENCE
COMMITTEES.
Thcrc now only four bills in conference
namely, the Legislative. Executive and Judicial; tho
Consular and Diplomatic; tho Military Academy and
the Indian Appropriation bills An agreement TO all Of
them "a merely matter of time.
THE sUsDHr CIVIL pILL-AonEEarENr BIZ THE
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
Tho Conference Committee on tho sundry Civil Ap.
preparation bill to-day reachsd nnal agreement hy
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, July TO- 1876.
THE TEXAS BORDER TRoUBLEs-MEAsuRE
ADOPTED BY THE HOUSE FOR PROTECTION OF
CITIZENS AGAINST MEXICAN RAIDERS.
Tho House got to a vote to-day the joint rcsolu.
tion for the protection OF the Texas border, and had
adopted both of Its two sections when motion to ad
journ prevailed which interrupted the record of the
vote by yeas and nays the second section The voto
on division stood about 90 to 40 for this section As
the resolution stands the President is authorized to
send two regiments of cavalry to the Mexican
frontier for protection OF tho citizens Of Texas.
Tho original harsh provisions of the second
section havO bccn modified at the sugges-
tion of Mr.. Banks whose substitute has bcon
substantially adopted AS amended his scsaion reads
as follows:-
Whenever II shall appear to the President that the
government OF Mexico Is unable to prevent the
ing awcss invasion Of the territory OF tho United
States from Mcxco for purposes Of plunder rob-
berry, he shall be hereby is authorized, II in his
judgment It becomes necessary. after iull and SUM-
cicnt notice to the government OF Mexico order the
troops charged with The defence OF the territory Of the
United States, when in close pursuit Of such invaders
to the Rio Grandc and 10 use such means, not
amounting 10 acts OF war, may DO requisite for the
recovery of stolen property and TO protcct the citizens
and territory OF tho United States against the acts Of
outlaws aud robbers
THE BELKNAP IMPEACHMENT TRIAL APPROACH
ING AN END-CuRIoUs QUESTION TO Bx
DECIDED.
The evidence in the Belknap impeachment case was
all gotten in to-day. Three persons each side will sum
up argument before the senate. and the decision may
be reached by Saturday or Monday. curious Ques-
tion now, whether tho Senators who voted
against jurisdiction and who have refrained from
taking any part in the trial. will DO allowed to present
themselves formally on the final vote and thus swell
the number, two-thirds Of which necessary to
vict There may be some delay in deciding this quos
tion for which It is believed thore is precedent in
this country. In the British House OF Lords members
have been compelled to vote, but Congress no
effort TO compel members to vote has ever been sue
cessluly attempted, nor Is IL certain what view the
Senate will take now on this subject
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THE RIFLE AT WIMBLEDON.

FIRST HALF OF A MATCH BETWEEN ENGLISH,
SCOTCH, CANADIAN AND AUSTRALIAN TEAMS
CoNCLuDED-THE SCOTCH AHEAD.
LONDON, July 10, 1875
At the Wimbledon meeting to-day the first half Of a
match between the English, Scotch Canadian and
Australian teams completed. Tho ranges 200
500 and 600 yards. The weapons used were Martini
Henry rifles The following the total scores -
Scotland, 4O2: England, 4ol; Australia, $50; Canada
3s4 The match will be concluded Saturday with
match rifles at sO0 300 and 1000 yards The Scotch
I'VE include Mcssrs Mcvithe, MITCHELL Ferguson and
Rae of the selected for America. The English
men include the National Associations best shots
There is Irish team competing. Tho conditions
seven shots apiece at each range
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THIRTY MILES OF TERRITORY
BURNED.
Bosrox, July 10, 1876.

BosroS, July 10, 1915.
terrible nre has been raging IN tho woods on Cape
Cod in tho ncghborhood of Yarmouth, sincc yestsr-
day morning when " was started by boys near
Weir Village 1t rapidly spread 10 tho town OF Dennis
AMI crossed to Middctown, destroying several build
ngs -
A. noon to-day the nrc raging anu rapidly
nearing ilarwch tho track OF the IRE beng ten miles
long and two OF three miles wide Some tLrty square
miles OF territory burned over. and tho loss
roughly estimated At $500 0o0 though II Will probably
bc much less force Of 200 men valbV ondcavofsd
70 stay 10 progress
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FRANCE.

DEBATE on THE UNIVERSITY BILL IN THE sEy-
ArE-JuLEs SIMON REPLIES TO MGR DUPAx-
LouP.
VERSAILLES, July 10, 1876
In the Senate to-day the university debate
tinucd. N. Simon replying to Mgr Dupanloup denied
that the moderate republicans wished TO attack re.
Iaion They only wished oppose the encroachmcnts
OF the Church on the civil power
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the House conferees acquicscing in the Senate amend
ment striking out the clause by which tho House pro-
posed to repeal the National Registration law. Tho
port is now signed, but may not be presented for ac-
ton until to morrow
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Gu BA.

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW NATIONAL LOAN.
HAVANA, July Is. 1876.
Tho subscriptions which are being taken here for The
national loan amount to 81 O0o O0o The govern
mcnt here commenced drawing tho treasury Of
Spain last Saturday
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mahlon Chance United States Consul at Nassau, ycs
tcrday arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotol Coione
John v. Dubois, United States Army, Is quartcred q
tho Union Square Hotel John Champion, Genera
Freight Agent OF the Great Western Railway ofCanads
Is at the St Nicholas Hotel Ex-senator Daniel p.
Wood. of Syracuse, Is staying at the Hoffman House
Assembly yman George West, Of Ballston, Y, Ia a
tho Grand Central Hotel Robert Porter Keep, Phi
H., Of Hartford, IS residing at tho westmin
s,er Rotel Henry c. Potter, General Manager OF the
Flint and Pcro Marquette Railway, is at tho wlndso'
Hotel William +. Chandler, OF New Hampshire; ex
Governor r. c. Mccormick, Of Arizona; Randolph
Rogers. the sculptor. and Lieutenant Colonel C. g
NcCawlsy of tho United States Marine Corps have
rived at the Finh Avenue Hotel
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SPAIN

THE BUDGET APPROVED BY THE sENATR-THE
CoRTEs DECIDE TO ABOLISH THE DIscAYAN
ruERos.
MADRID, July 10, 1876.
The Senate has approved the budget
Congress has passed the bill for supprcss.ng the
fucros in Biscay.
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FATHER SHOT BY HIS SON.

A MURDER THAT is SAID TO DE COMMITTED BY
YOUNG LUNArIc-ARREsT or TIE MUIR
DERxR.
DunuoUE H., July 10, 1875.
This afternoon young named Samuel Lawton
shot his father They had drank glass oil soda water
together. md mad come out tho street. when young
lawton drew revolver and fired a shot striking his
father. who tel TO The ground The young stooped
over The PROSTATE BODY and Cred more shots into
H. and then or Mayor Bush got horse and run
down the murderer, and arrested him. II said tho
young man is insane
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A COMING THUNDERSTORM.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE ]
LONDON, July 10, 1876
Mr. Rowland announces that violent storm OF
wind and thunder will take place IN New York next
Saturday, ed inst.
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ercise any moral influence 1t is understood that .
general understanding of all the Powers exists,
the system OF the exclusive agreement between tho
three northern Empires having apparently been
abandoned.
sERvIAN RESERVES PREPARING TO START FOR
THE FRONT.
BELGRADE, July 10, 1870
All reserves have been ordered assemble on Satur
day for drill preparatory to starting for the front
sxIvrAN CITIZENS CLAMoRING FOR TRUTHFUL
NEWS FROM THE wAR-CoNsERvATIvR DIS
sk>sFAcrIoN-rHE KHKDIvE PRESENTS THE
PORTE WITH TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND RIFLES.
LONDON, July 20, 1876
The Standards Belgrade special says the Minister or
the Interior has received deputation OF the inhab
tants who threae ningy demanded tho publication OF
tho lists killed and wounded and true reports of the
progress Of tho
Some of tho conservative Deputies are preparing a
declaration that Prince Milan and tho Ministers
unjustined In declaring without tho OF the
Skuptchina.
MATERIAL WAR PROM EOUMANIA
Large quantities Of Chassepots and ammunition ar
rived here Tuesday from Roumania.
The Standards Vienna despatch says tho Grand
vzicr has declined sanction the formation OF scpa-
rate legion of Crock Christian volunteers.
PRESENT or ARMS FROM KuEDIvE THE PORTE
Tho Khedive has presented the Porto with % 900
Suidsr rifles
Tho voluntary subscriptions in Turkey toward tho
war expenses amount to 100000
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TILDEN CAMPAIGN in VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, July 10, 1916.
The Presidential campaign was opcne d tonight by
the conservatives OF Richmond by grand mass ratii-
cation meeting iudorsng Tildcn, Hendricks and re-
form.
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OUR FLAG ABROAD.

LrsBoy, July 10, 1876.
The United States steamer Marion, which left Key
West June "a. has arrived here All on board are
we'll
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LARGE FAILURE IN HAVANA.

HAVANA, July 10, 1876.
Tomas Benitez 4 Co, general commission merchants
and dealers in provisions in this city, failed yesterday
Their liabilities will probably reach $500 00o
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THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
LONDON, July 10, 1870
Silver is very firm at 4s4d. per ounce
Consos and other sound investments are buoyant in
consequences of the glut of money and the growing
conviction that the Eastern troubles will spread
Tho Stock Exchange will be closed on Saturday, the
22d inst, to allow the building to be repaired
THE EMBARRAssMENTs OF LARGE IRON FIRM
IN THE CLEVELAND DIsTRICr-PRosPEcr OF
AN ENORMOUS FAILURE.
LONDON, July 20, 1875
1t was recently reported that q we'll known firm in
the Cleveland district, one of the largest the iron
industry and gigantic financial concern, seriously
embarrassed. a private meeting OF tho iron masters
in the neghborhood subsequently held in order
bridge the difficulty If possible. That meeting
adjourned till to-day The Financier Of this morning
SAYS is understood that balance sheet is to be sub
mtted the meeting to-day, showing that the liabli
ties of tho concern are about FL 900, with little
no assets. After the payment of the first mortgage
claims hardly expected it will be possible to
stoppago but this has been anticipated 1t is un-
likely to seriously affect the money market
GREAT FIRE IN LoNDoN-rHE DUNDEE wHARY
IN FLAMEs-DANoxR TO CONTIGUOUS BUILD
1NGs.
LONDON, July 20AA NJ
Tho Dundee wharf, at Wrapping. mile or so below
London bridge. took fro at midnight and is still burn.
ing. The upper stories gutted. Johnson's wharf
and Jolly's warehouse contiguous are threatened
COTTON MANUFACTURERS REDUCING THH WORK
ING TIMx-youR DAYS A WEEK.
LONDON, July 20, 1870
The Oldham cotton masters havc resolved to run
their mills only four days in the week. The wages of
600 operatives thereby decreased by $50 900
weekly
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ENGLAND.

A SEA CAPTAIN ACQUITTED OF CHARGE OF
ATTEMPTING TO scuTTLE BIS SHIP.
LONDON, July 10, 1875
Captain Stothart, late master OF tho British bark
skerryvore, who arrested a: Plymouth, May 81,
the charge OF attempting to scuttle his vessel whlo
voyage from Melbourne to New York, and, after
prolonged examination, committed for trial, was
acquitted At the Devon Assizss yesterday, the jury
saying that although tho circumstanal evidence
undoubtedly strong they not satisfied about his
guilt
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LARGE YAILURE IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, July 49, 1875
Messra Petcrs Brothers, corn merchants, have sus
pended Their liabilities estimated at from
$500, 900 to $750,0O0
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Emporia City.
WEST STREET.
Lots 10 81 90 4s 20 q "a IS 104 15s 160.
RURAL STREET.
Lots 1s 81 % 40 81 81 20 05 q 90 101 100
III 143 153 10 30 70 Io6 15s.
HEosHo STREET.
Lots f3 ~ II lis III 119 81 Sc &c 81 IS 50
10e liz ia 13s 40 I64.
STATE sTREET.
Lots 81 II 10 IS IS and 4 feet side 81,
139 ISL 167 20 los 11s 196 1913 $50 152.
CONGRESS STREET.
Lots u 81 70 81 100 lis 139 los Ill "a
102 122 rs 132 40.
CONSTITUTION STREET.
Lots 10, undivided hf Of % 81 . % 3
MERCHANTS STREET.
Lots IL Is 70 81 los lsl 1ss 157.
Lots II co CO 66 20 Y IS 134 l55
COMMERCIAL STREET.
Lots % 30 9 90 % g 11S l15 lss -
33l 20 81 IS 7S % los ia f54 1S2 1875 266 24 zTe
902 3Oa 312 ga $40.
MECHANICS STREET.
Lots 81 81 II los feet " end Of %. I05 feet
end Of unci y So Of seit No o. aS q fes'
" hf Of %, 6 40 81 log 116 lis.
HARKET STREET..
Lots Is II % fof5i 50 50 Il 1sx50 feet OF &
Sc feet end of So, INO.2l q feet of e end Of s.
and So, undivided hf of IS feet v end OF -
and So lots 81 % 101 103 rs 133 Isl and
10. Lots 76 Ts 81 los 110 i2e rs 10 l54.
UNION STREET.
Lots Isl Is Is 81 154 100.
EXCHANGE sETEET.
Lots 90 II 90 95 165 IN II u 50 81 Sc 80
I22 123 IS0 IT..
COTTONWOOD STREET.
Lots 81 81 II7 rs l69 4 l6 IS 60 ia ZIG
SYLVAN STREET
Lots 10 q 81 Gl II g Ios Isl 1s9 8 &c s.
EAST STREET.
Lots Z q . 81 81 Il 81 50 81 11s IFS 127 Iss
lz3 l45 I47
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Ranhoiph.s Addition.

Commercial street-I.ot as
Mechanics street-L1ots II Is &c IS
Market street-Lots % 30 s.
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Merchants street-Lot 1.
Norton's Addition.
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Washington Park Addition.
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Crawford street-LOt f3.
Harvey strceI-Lot 81.
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SINNERS Addition.
Pine street-Iot /.
Grove street-LOt -.
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Block 4-Lots 5T9u
Fraker's Addition
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

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