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New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, July 22.-The Merchants Shipping
bill! passed the House of Lords last nght.
LONDON, July 22.-Minister Plerrepont says
nothing has occurred which any alters the state OF
the eNtTadltion question.
HAVANA, July 22.-Gen BOisrond Canai mas
been elected President of Tay All is quiet throughous
the country. There is monetary crisis ~ Jainalc"'
LONDON, July pa Plymouth diSpatch
says that few days before the disastrous trlal p o
Her Maostys ship Thunderer the boilers were tested Dy
hydraulic pressure This uecessitated the wedgnG down
o! the safety and al other relief valves IL mas peen as
covered that the wedges the valves or the eNpoed
boiler had never been removed The communication
valve also closed and steam was able 10 escape
even to the engine.
ALEXANDRIA, July 22.-At meeting OF the
Judges held consider the action OF Judge Haakman,
President OF the Court OF Summary Justice, who, in
consequence Of the Governments refusal 10 permit the
execution OF Judgment against it, declared that court
closed, the conduct of VI. HiaEnann was unanimously
approved, but it was decided 70 appoint Judge An
:Ouais hold the Court OF Summary Justice ~ MS
pace. There was demonstration to-day In irons oi the
courts, and cries of "Niyc Hikmann! Justice for an
In consequence o' ~ Haakmann's action, Cher Pashi
the Minister OF Justice. came from CAIRO to-day 10 ioOh
over the matter in behalf OF the Government
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scribe the condition of our metallic currency IN lS'"
The effect Of the act would not be as the advocates
of the Silver bill assert to utilize both metals ana
give us an abundant specie circulation, but simply
to substitute silver coin for gold coin wherever gold
coin is now used, and to drive the gold into the
meltIng-pot or ont of the country. This was the
effect prior to 1884, when the difference between
the mint ratio of silver to gold and the market ratio
was less than one-fourh great as it would he now
if the act of 1873 to be repealed and the profit
on the exportation of gold was proportonately less.
have said that silver actually demonetized
by the act of 1884 rather than by the act of 1878.
and that the latter simply recognized state OF af-
fairs already existing. The market ratio of the
value of silver to that of gold when the act of 1874
was passed one to fifteen and seven-tcnths. This
ratio had been declining gradually for 4pye"rS ana
American political economists of that day supposed
that the decline would continue. They therefore
determined to fix the mint ratio of the value OF
silver to that of gold at 10 sixteen, believing
that the market ratio would remain so near that
point make it possible for gold and silver TO
circulate side by side. But they were mistaken.
The market ratio did not change materially between
1884 and 1918, and was always sufficiently above
the mint ratio to make the expectation Of silver
profitable. In 1915 the discovery Of gold III Cali
fornia caused the value of the metal TO decline and
the market ratio of the value Of silver to that of
gold to rise very rapidly. From 1884 TO August,
1873 six months after tie Coinage act of that year
which deprived silver Of its icgal-tender property,
the market ratio never went as low as the mint
ratio and therefore there 40 day during that
whole time that silver formed any part OF the me
tallic circulation of this country or that debt
could have been paid in it without loss TO the one
who paid it,. In other words silver was Just rs
much demonetlzed BY the act OF 1851 rs 1t Is to-day
Il. l.. ".
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
CRIMES AND cAsUALrEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IowFLI Mass DULY 23.-At Aver to-day a chiid
I'm bed was struck by lightning ann killed
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VI, July 23.-Sils55
Alice Chasc o, this place d"d last night from injuries receiver
from being thrown from buggy.
Sourn BERWICK, Me-, July 23.-Dnring display
OF Arrworks 10 a tdg raising last night pSA'''' 's ~
strnck by a roc aet and dangerously injured.
san Francisco. July 23.-A tram on the Centldi
Pacific Railroad Oday ran over anu y, tpo tr,ct
MADISON, Ind. July 23.-Mr. J. L. Zoe. State SEN
aor fnr County made another anu pioOaOy success
mi attempt to commit suicide Friday night eSdehco
by taxing poison
DAygNpoRT. Iowa, July 23.-Four of pleasure
marty of six were drowned MagnOta kiytr tfy Is y
the tapsizug OF boat namely Mrs West Miss Bhgs MISS
Hyden, and ~lld
PorrsvIrIE, Penn, July 23.-McGehan, Roarlty,
Cr and BOYLE have been on trial Tor the lnnrer OF
Policeman Yos Tsnaqua In 1873. have been convicted Oh
murder in the first degree.
UARTFoRp. Conn, July 23.-The Rev. Horace
Winston Wife children were thrown from
I'm Winantc and the former seriously iluTed IN 'ho
head The frightened By u nash oil nEh'hhs
MATTHIAS VINEYARD, Mass, July 23.ZDnrlng 3 q
severe day building on the hgnahu po
enade struck by hshning anc deinoLshe anu Iii in
ChHs. Central Falls, r. l standing II inc oools "~S "
slAntly killed
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TRrNcn pnIIIICS.

PARIS. saturday, July - 1876.
Republican Journals are bitter III their COM
mDuts og Ga, scnlt,s election ~ tie bin restoring TO
nc state the sole right of cDniesing university degrees
The Conservative journals are very moderate and SAY
there viii be- ministerial crisis, Is the Ministry lid not
make the passage 81 the bin Cabinet question The
Constitutional says " WaldiucJon, Minister OF Public
Instruction confirmed this view 90 his friend, at ,hc
close Of yesterdays sitting. The Chamber oi Deputies
today renewed the vote of the former Assembly over
throwing the Empire. Aftcrward there an ami
mated debate connection with several recent uoml-
Nations for Mayor. NJ. Ca,saic OOuapartia accused
NJ DE Ml,crc. Minister OF the Interior. oi abusing tho
confidence OF President MacMlhou. NJ. De Mar,ere en-
orgatcaly Protested against a.. Casaguac6 assertions.
II. said 10 tine duty ~ the Cabinet to appoint Ecruh-
icln iuuctiuuaiirs. lie concluded by expressing the
hope that the country would remain faithful 10 the
Chamber which by nrmuC-- and moderation, had htmly
attached the nation Ia republican institutions lEe
members OF the party OF tine Lott warmly appluudcd THIS
ua.-tg. OF The NLi.tcra remarks, interpreting II rs
I,iuudcr 10 The Sru.tcs cccCu ~ the julycTsity bill
yesterday Iuc iluus, huIly unanimously, ultcf an
couucut speech by NJ GIuubctta passed vote o conh-
dehcc ia the Ministry. Three hundred AMI seventy one
deputies voted The Bonuputiss aDsiacd nom voting
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HAVANA, July 22.-The French steamer has
arrived from Vera Cruz bringing Mexican dates TO the
iith INST Tho general aspect OF affairs is III favor Of
the Government.
Cen Rya PacOus's revolutionary army was surprised
and defeated by Col Adolfo Vale at point about two
days march from the capital Eiya Paoous only saved
himself by plunging into II river Gen. Chsvarria
second In command, with several stan officers 10 sol
diers, and 200 horses we're captured Sixteen reyolu
tiouists were ked and the rest scattered Gen Manuel
Gonzales after abandoning Matampros, marched toward
Pueba, with about 800 men. The combined reyolu
onary forces under Hernandez, Coutolenno aud
Garlic made their way Jaapa where they exactod
$4,000 from the Inhabitants,
Tue Federal Gen. Alatore Is said to be marching on
Jalapa with 1000 men, well armed aud equipped The
remainder Of his force has boon ordered down the
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
LAST TRAINS FROM THIS CITY.

The last Fast Mail trains left this city on
Saturday carrying about the usual quantity OF MAJ.
matcr the train on the New-Iork Central and Hudson
River Railroad taking about - tons, and That on the
Pennsylvant road l. tons Upon the traG leaving the
Grand Central Depot the postal clerks marked their last
trp 10y the noise OF and display OF Roman
candles and colorcd lights, which they continued for
some distance along he line. The Po>Oce authorizes
mr., making every arrangement their power for The
prolnpt cirriasc Of tho mails and expect before The
week is out to everything In running order Inc SOU
m train will take the place OF the Fast Mail, aud VIII
carry pustul clerks. The mail matter IN the IL p NJ
train WITH hD under the OF the blggace-nasicr Inc
cb,3 drlay Viii De IN tho malls for The smaller post
oncc4 which in many cases VIII nave to wait over loI
distribution connection This delay Will hc III pIft
nvrrrunie bv the employment of some OF the clerks
formerly on the fast trains 10 make the distribution
of mia matt, in the office here Mr. Vail superintendent
M Postal Railway service still this city superNS
ir tLc new arrangements which will necessarily take
mich time and labor. The change viii cause Il return
generally To the old schedules.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.

MAeWNDIp.. July %. 1870.
The senate Committee on Commerce heard g. ". Cope
land of Ncw-York yesterday in opposition 10 'h" pet
souM liability provision OF the Steamboat bin H' aiso
In behalf Of steamboat Wn"rs adyociteI the Iu.~Iuon
ia foi. b uf -Irdy fcutrrs 81 a,t years measure rla
ti.c to patented appliance capt scott e." ~ LOUIS Na'
I. nlo-sI VITA yic,y 20 cIactHs E-Lcr si.ut.s %
qualification Tor p4s,, rnsiu''Ir. ana lt pcciIis 40
tumlF,y wall hold AuutLcT special meeting "u tlt Oli
ON Monday when The, q. hear Nr Ldutit, ihv -u-
ucrysIng Inspector cf steamboats,.
The Secretary ot state has reported 10 the Pre- id'ui
that hc ic.cfed lcsontion Of Tie House Of Repre-
tiyrs OF the lst Apn last igcyur hun to furnish 'e
Hou., II no. incompatible with public rr-ts. copies
Sltsa TO MrElCu and The Central American Sj"r rrla
tive thc extension os commercial c Atiou~ Win ia"H'
couut,ia, Iar r..t,isry ol -tatc ~ .tp1 merely 'f-
prt- tic opinion tlHi compliance With tlc resolution
al tni. time WOaid Dc adverse i0 run-ic lui rests.
The President today approved tho following acts of
Congress Establishing tDe rank Of IaJma-tri General
Authorizing the secretary of War u puchnsc parcel OF
land on tar island ~ Key Wc-t. FcrdI t. extend the
Claims. TO pTp.I1. for thc construction uf military
pnats on the yellow stone and Nu--Di shell rivers.
There Is considerable un usc-a among the clerks Of
the departments owing 10 the propolad reduction of The
entire force % 200; mauv, being lrpgchcny i've Of
noyai, have already invited thc influence OF chds Tor
tAtii retention
Among the Republic speakers who VIII go 10 Indiana
this week alc llr. Conway late Superintendent of LGu-
II ~ Ia Louisiana and o1mcmbcr Of Congress and y. y.
IIyHcs OF Arkansas.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
rELEGRAPnIC NOTES.

BOsTON, July 23.-Saturday, at Calais, Me-, was
launched Tie bark VIM W. Thomas 700 tons. She Is owned
In Portland.
CAFE MAY, ~ j., July 23-Ihe 9th Maryland
Regiment here for days stay grand ball and display
OF fireworks IN their honor took place last night
BosrON, July 23-rhc Newfoundland codtlslery
catch Favorable reports bayo been TO
ceiyed from Labrador the STRAITS OF Belle Isle.
BUFFALO, n. Y, July 23-tompany q of the 7ith
Regiment accompanied by the regmenal band lo hero os
torday Philadelphia. 1hey viii DO away two weeks
HALIFAX, July 22.-The Newfoundland cod fish
catch and favorable Reports
nave been and straits Of Belle Idle
SpRfSGFIELD, Mass, July 23.-The failure OF
beaumont who employed On the oohac ln
mel line Railroad work at scburne Falls 10 announced
Liabilities, $4,000 assets aiaslI
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WAITING FOR MERRITT.

A CHANGE OF CAiP-THE NEXT FIGHT TO BE DE-
CIs!YE-AGENCY INDIANS ~ TIE WAR CAMP
NUMBER 1900.
CuzYEYNE July 23.-The courier who left Goose
Crock OF .he evening of the 10th inst. arrived at
Fort Fetterman last night. His delay was caused
b. having met at Powder River body Of 200 In
diaus, from whom he escaped hiding himself in the
timber tor 81 hours. One Indian followed his trail
nine miles. he says they were evidently waiting
for him, and fears that the couriers who were seat
from Fort Fetterman on the 10Th inst, with dis
patches for Cen Crook, have been intercepted as he
saw their trail this side of the river, but not beyond.
His delay deprived him Of rations, compelling him
TO fast two days. He left all quiet in camp. Tho
hostile Sioux are believed to be north of Goose
Creek 10 mile, and not far from the scene of the
late massacre Oh the Little Big Horn River. They
have not fired into camp lately, nor attempted to
burn il ont although the parchcd condition of the
grass renders thls somewhat easy. At least the ami
mails could be robbed Of their susteHance. The
wagon train gives them a supply until October.
The command moved seven miles north on the day
OF the cOurcrs departure 10 another branch OF the
Tongue River near the foot of tic Big Horn noun
tans, where they will camp until the 9th Cavalry,
which will leave Fort Laramie on Monday, reaches
it-about the 9Th of August.
Gen. Crooi, will make no aggressive movement
until this event. II the couriers whom he has dis
patched to Gen. Terry advising him to JOIN him.
succeed in reaching that command, he VIII nave
made junction with Gen. Terry by that time, and
the next action will prove decisive one.
There is nothing that has not already been reported
pertaining to Gen. MeTitts late engagement with
the Cheyennes. The Indian killed by Buffalo Bill
was named Yellow Hand, Young chief. The agent
at Red Cloud admits that up to this date 900 sioux
and 300 Cheyennes have left that agency for the
north. though all is quiet there now, and it Is
believed no more will co.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

Sr. LOUIS July 23.-Oliycr a. Hart, Prcsi-
dent Of the ~ Louis GlsLght Company has sent
munic5ton To Mayor Ogerstoz, vhcn he desire, to bo
pr, scutci 10 Gay Council Offering 10 conuromi,e all
the dincreuces between that Company aud the city 10
furnish gas consumers at - 80 per 1000 ald carry
out All hc conditions Of what is known "thr trpar-
tie agreement" the city 90 dismiss nh pending -uits
against tAc Company, pay al bill due hc Company aud
Irturu ta gis-WuI, 90 ti,r. Mayor Oyc.aOI dccIacg
10 submit the communication 10 the (ouucii. ana states
that tie questions at issue are not ~ nature TO uc COM
promised that The cOutt- have sustained the position Of
ihc cy and that the city government Ia. authority
compromise The matter. The Courts must IN the
turc oi the settle all differences between tho city
and thc Gas Company.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
LETsURELY WAYS OF THE SENATE.
PRoLONGAuON OF HE POLITICAL TALK OVER rHi
HARBoR BmI.-EEpUCIioNs srUBBoRNLr RE-
SISTED,



SISTED.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRrGrSEl
WASHINGTON. July 23.--The Senate was in session
until 10 o'clock last evening and spent the day and
night in one Of its fruitcSs political wrangirs ihe
excuse for this discussion, which at this stage oi the
session Is an indcfensible waste of imc, is the River
and Harbor Appropriation bill, but the most of what
was said had nothing more to do will! that measure
than with any other subject not uOninaily under
consideration.
A little progress was made with the bill. Mr..
Tburuan's motion TO rgComnit il to the Committee
on Appropriations with instructions was lost rs was
also the substitute offered by Mr. EdmundS some
davs ago to appropriate Sl,00O0OO IN lump Tor
the improvements of rivers and harhois and allow
jnp It TO be expended uudar the direction Of the Sec
retary Of War. Propositions to appropriate S5'oo"'-
600. about -. $50 OOO and - eco were also re-
iccted These votes show that the Senate intends to
insist upon its amendments which have i'm
mcnsely increased the appropriations made by tins
bill as il came from the House, although even IN
that form il has been widely denounced as q bare
faced lob When the bill was reported from the
Committee Of the Whole 70 the Senate Mr.. Idmuuds
demanded a separate vote on each amendment, but
the absence of a quorum having been discovered, the
Senate adjourned without passing tho b!ll.
Disiutercstcd persons who have given the subject
careful consideration say that betyeen S3CoO.Ooo
and $I,OoOOOO Of the appropriations proposed by
the bin provide for the expenditure OF money which
can be wisely and proHtably used but that the re-
mainder Of the money is provided in such small
sums that in most cases the entire appropriation
would be absorbed in preparing for the work. These
small appropriations have been added to the bill uy
Senators and Representatives who desire to gam
credit in their States OF districts by securing the
small allowances and not because they expect that
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
GEN. GRANTS DEFIANCE OF REFORM.

y
President Grant continues to show 10y ms
appointments his contempt for the principles oil civn
service reform set fOrh in the Cincinnati PLATFORM ana
more ably and distinctly affirmed in Gov Hayes I'''er
of acceptance Yesterday be sent 10 the Senate the nai-
Of c. c. shca- for tie position OF Appraiser "t der
chandisc IN the CusomAouse at Mobile and that OF IL
j. Brady Of Indiana Ice Second Assistant PosnasHf-
General IN the place of Mr.. ryncr, promoted hF'
sh,ats is an Alabama politician Of the Spencer stflp%
lie formerly member ~ Congress- and one "i NJ.
spencers most ouenants I'm his usmana tcnentui
tho Republican party in that state Failing To be re-
elected hc appointed by Cen Grant ior MS vote IA
favor 81 the Force BILL tho position OF sixth hu'or
TIE Treasury, having charge OF tine accounts OF lAo
Post OHcc Department. In this position he proved MN
self utterly incompetent and because o' h.s iu'1' 10
perform s duties. and ur Othcs ra'un. hc was il.Nn
The influence ot Pu,tma-tortfencrai Jewell Icii"N''
Mr. Brady is - machine pllltF'iin ana I'H""'1 %,
senator Mortou and ~ probably gwen the position "i
second Assistant Pusjmls;tr-Gcucul Tor the same
reason that Mr IyH,r Vas promoted 10 the 'ai oi t'
Department, in order 10 carry Indiana iOG At lta'H-
tIhCt.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

railroad to look Cen Figuerero who has lnterrnptea
durinT tLe last few DAYS all communication between
Orzaba and Vera Cruz. Fighting is expected mere oon
Fcuorgro has ordered the railroad company TO SPP p AZ a
tbe risk of the passengers' lives and the DESTRUCTION ol
The road Trains since this notice have only rIi . 10
Orzaba but the Government VIII take mediSrcs t
off the enemy and il proposed TO run diligence rom
OrZHba 10 Vera Cruz. ,, AL
The official published result Of the secondary anu ila
Presidential cleciiop gives LerdO de Teada an over
whcIming majority. It only remains for Congress,
AZ its meeting sept 10 to declare him reeIectco Ioi 'I0
term OF four years, beginning Dee L.
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A NEW THEORY OF THE CUSTER RETREAT.

A new theory Of the fight of Gen. Clusters
command With the sayagcson the Little Big Horn Is adj
varccd by J. T. Omohundro, more generally known as
Texas Jack. He thinks that Gen. Custer must have
fallen a the fire. at the ford or at least IN the trst
few moments OF the firing, and that he was carried on
by his men when they retreated. He thinks that the
troops retreated II panicstricken gong IN tue deo
ton onposlte from that in which Reno and dividing
into two pares It his opinion that had Custer been
slle IN direct The movement of his command Il would
have cut It's way directly back in slnge body toward
niner uaIt Of lhe regimcnt lnsteAd VI gong FO ~
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RICH DLSCOTERIES or GOLD.

CHEYENNE, July 23.-The stage last night
broucht in $4,000 in dust from Dead Wood Mr. Gard
per. n trustworthy man. who has spent five weeks In
raversing that region intent satisfying himself OF is
rchucss reports that marvellous discoveries have been
made and ibat fully SI,O00OO0 await safe transport
Us,y m the poSSesson Of Mr.. Belry OF this city one
nugget worth Sl47 and a number ranging from 70 TO
SIS He also brings 700 pounds OF sample quartz Tor
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
THE FIRE RECORD.
FIRE AT sHELBURNE FALLS.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 23.-lhe principal
business portion OF that part of shebue Falls Village
living on tie west side of Decred River in the Town 81
auckland was burned Saturday night, including ths
Woodward Hotel and stables the Methodist CAurch an
two stores beneath il, Newell Brothers grocery and
hardware store and storehouse. and two houses any
barns The fire originated IN the cellar oil the NeMsu
BwidnC. where clerk drawing tnlheltthe. lHS
total loss is $50 600; insurance, Sil 100 Ihr pfcipat
losers ure r. r. Woodward, $1,000; insurance SaOOoj
NeVe Iir,i ers S5l goo; insurance, $4,000 Metho-
dist Church, SO 900; Insurance, SlOOO.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
sprc1ALR RATES For SCHOOLS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-By the joint action
of the Executive Committee OF the United states Cen
tennia Commission and the Centennial Board of FINANCE
bton n a body Will bo received for 20 cents per head
Notcc of their intended visit should be given to the Dc
can only he admitted through special gates.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

HUNDRED THOROUGHBREDs At SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, July 23.--Ihc first race meeting,
which opens Tuesday, has brought here over one
hundred Of the best thorOughbrcds representing Tho
most noted stables In the country. The Western Union
Telegraph Company nave put up wires t. the ground,
and have opened an Office at the stand the track.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
DROWNED Al Long BRANCH.

Borden Morris, an undertaken of Long
Branch, was drowned while bathing yesterday morning.
lie attempted 10 swim to the steamboat Fletcher, one
mile from shore, but becoming exhausted sank before
AID could hn. His body washed ashore later
FI.. ff.N
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HERE AND THERE.

PrrrsBURGu, July 23.-The building of Large
O. Rurton and the Keg and Barrel Company was burned
out Yesterday. Loss, $2o.ooo'
MONTREAL, July pa number of buildings
on the celebrated farm at Long Point owned by Andrew
allan ,vero destroyed by fire yesterday A number Of
auahie cattle and farming Implements also burned
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.


AIrNANpffN. July -. SO.
The Minister Of Justice. who arrived here
yesterday i.oI Cairo o investigate thr udoa. troubles.
declared isa she Ha%iyc had reformed The dspu,c with
tee court. O., al the powers who were partie, TO the
judicial roioru- aud accept, their decision beforehand
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

ar wasbright and hot.

The weather bright ana not
-Four well known Thames professional oarsmen are go
ng 10 tho United O participate In the September
rcgattas at Philadelpha-namely Spencer of Chelsea.
rho,na. of IIammersmith Higgins of Shadwe, aud
Green OF iIammersmth. They will sail Oh the 18th Of
August.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
INrrrI.riNI rLLCIInN -.

The contested election case of Flatt against
Goode viii pIoDaby be- called up in the House on lus
day The Norfolk district In Virginia made strongly
b the appu.jiounrnt based tue census OF
1870 IN o-icrto assure the Conservative Of Wauries
m some adjoining districts the canvass Ia n" district at
te last ct0p was u ycry heated one and hr GoJde
was returned 0s elected by the amendment OF returns
the throwing out Of vote, IN certain localities and tc
mani pulatpu of generally. Mr. latTs case
WAS "a strong that Democratic members of The Conn
mitlce. Mr. Thompson ot Massachusetts, and Mr. House
of Tennessee Joined with the Republicans aHd reported
that he is entitled o The -oat. ILc remainder OF tue
Democrats have made minority report aud with tLe
Democratic representatives, from virginia are making
every effort iu their power 90 -curc itt adoption hl iho
House. II probable fhJt Mr. Pla'- Hctdtl ual"fN no
the district considerable. and that any tur canvass
0f the ,.t ot1 .Lul. Eia "a euilst.d tc hh seat. %
:. not iUrN-i tl,rt..ry. t'Hf trc ptun.HIr r'uiiF
noe lIUu. ,Ili ull". sHTr'ff if ne m.H.4.y
report, 20 reverse tHc verdict OF tlr pe'I,c.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
IN THIS CITY.

The fancy store of Burnett Grafton. at No.
e41 Grandst took nrc yesterday damaging the stock
So 600: the building damaged 5000. The loss Is
not asoer tained,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
AN APPOINTMENT IN THE TREASURY.

BosToN, July 23.-Gcorge Il. Talbot, formerly
United states DtrictAttorncy. has been Offer red by tho
Hon. Lot ". Mogr, Secretary Of the Treasury, IN,
choice of Second Assistant Secretary Solicitor Uf the
Treasury. lie has left the decision with Mr. Morrill,