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New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

Sibley prevented the enemy from reaching tins camp,
subsequent to the Little Big Horn battle, thereby at
least sparing the sensation of grand stathpeoe
of stock ~ OF attempt to do So The INDIANS nave
tried to burn out the camp by setting the grass sr
rounding it on fire, but rain prevented the grass
burning. Gen. Crook has never been entrappeu
during almost quarter Of century of Indian fight
ing. and does not mean to be in fighting the Sioux
tribe.
Regarding the exceedingly lively skirmish which
took place on the Rosebud River on June II, feel
that omitted to give due credit to the infautry
engaged therein. The infantry were the first sol
diers other than the scouts to confront the enemy
in actual lire Of battle at an important pont. Inc
more that battle is thought about the more delicate
is considered the position Of the troops during the
action. As yet we have not received the Indians
version of the battle although it has doubtless
reached the rest of the world by way of the agencies
between which and the hoStiIes there is quick and
almost perfect communication. That the enemy felt
sore after the battle of June II is certain from the
fact that he has kept at most respectful distance
ever since and did not follow u.s. The enemy left
irore dead on the field than we did, and how many
their killed and wounded they succeeded i'll carry
ing of we have as yet failed to learn. Gen. Crook
estimates the value of one mounted Sioux as equal
To two cavaIrymen considering that 1t requires at
least one in four of the latter to hold horses lie
values a soldier Of infantry, armed with the long
Springfield needle-gun, rightly mancuvered, as equal
70 six mounted Sioux hence his desire for more
infantry before again marching into the enemy5
strongholds. The weak spot in the late campaign
was the indisposiiou of the Crow and Snake scouts
to go FAR enough ahead of the command on the day
before the hg.t so as TO Obtain definite knowledge
"a TO the location of the village This duty was
urged upon them, but there was no power to enforce
thence the cncmys advantage.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
CRIMES AND CAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

KENNEBUNKPoRT, Me-, July 26.-The fishing
Daniel Marcy Of Portsmouth wassiinck b lightning
OF this port morning. Vessel slightly injured Two OF
the crew. Buckley aud Augustus Cahoon were badly hurt
Bo,roN July 26.-Ihls afternoon, three cOnylcts
AZ tue harestown state Prison. named Albert Dc Iaske
Richard H. Rogers and James Armstrong. the two former
and under 20 years sentence for
msugher made their escape by sudden rush through
of gates
Troy, N. Y, July 26.-The residence of j. Mccoy,
near Waite ford eight masked burglars last
night Two gold watches, 90 IN money and some valuable
stolen The inmates were forced 10 swear not 10
divulge the robbery until 9a IN.
WuMISGToS. N. C., July 26.-C. X. Roundell,
young Engshman who bad recently purchased lands n t
Vicinity dead Ia his at the Manning houso
ts morning shot through the head with pistol Dali IL
whether Ut suicide eccoohAi snoo~
Ing. His family resdes In London
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
TIE BRENroN'o REEF REGATTA

CDNsl3ip Oi lHa EAtI - iH" IN!ti =
There will he . rlcc = lied to-day for the
'Eruur,t Challenge cup" rr..utt surrendered 10 tc
Nrw-Iurk Y cut club by DO. owner o' tur srho"a'r-
yacht Rambler. The open O. yachts ~ "i' n'''"n-'
a.di.fn b. sled according O. tHr ru % the N.w-furk
Yacht cab. without time allowance. The competing
ya-its will iudrltou. the isip uo' later thHu 3
o,..ck tni. Afternoon. Ta" c,f'r.c a De- FROM -sp"y
UooR Iigh,.hip to 1ul urognI i.c ugI ship "h
Newport uiuuton's REQ AMI hack % the stn ting
point. ras,iue outa of In. island rl,rrSri j. given
10 i yIcs 10 30 ct4,r side % Bo,L i-,aud thcy may
prefer The cup will hr as1lGt s.J 90 Go DO" follow
iue ouu8!ji,.-: ii g. h. hst uy Ga. uuI for u,y
d'ys l'rr h. race v huut .iuffy to challenge. Upon
a., expiration e., That 81, iuG o.. winner uu.i a Gees any
,I I'm nIt, en- H.. fro. bc receipt ol -ri raa
leu.r iorlit tIr cup 10 ihn c1i -rr nut lnc t".t
longer shall iolict t -uu . 100 O." uc 'll'n-e. pa
:Ac event 81 h, uot winning thr cur. sH u'd ay y'ri
succeed in h'iil. o. cup 'h o." .'n .,' g. ,-' [ i
iu- uur SEASON., b. VIII 1905 AZ 20 Do Ha''' ="
uuiu the brHuuug Of thc Ja,utH- season o Tue I'""
iuc year. H. , ...
tu #. cIp. - uud l-iuIl to b from iuv UNA iuu-I,
iu June tnr tirt f.s.y 100 oei"''f 100 ri.h 'I
Uu.d }-yh. nDId.- '' cap '' r'.d "' "' lh y W.
You. Yarij Club. tlc cup , uut 81, VITA h'r hu' -l.
Doc rturuod 80 tac club. tn uc Gtain rHi"t "r aud f
fu. crp -bYulI Doe held hy 90 iH. i-u y7, o.. 'n' sue
.. .r -,., uu. e.. tho c!ub u.cI size l". ~. tnr
rl -lII. Mt u sid 90 o. bUt sulI ur uluiurl 20
I'D. Ncv-York cht oluu 10 be- l, Tor again ~ above
t,.,,tird ia tue event rIp brl.g held 90 toe
81 Ice a season by or'i-n yacht. tar ""Lri i",''"i
"a, e I.,hc 60 u .ususr daring t,c ..ssnu ui tie next
,e.I lu. lu ocean i.c- u' COARSE i"h iAr Ncd'"'
1slco N..t, O" Iud around s'aN boat OH 'he h"D'4
The Cn9ts $. q, nnli.iu was entered IN the lsst
ui-.t he starr " DO -. h5'"g on, "nd iHr inr "L
,,., t,,,rr, and t.r Itdy hoo. Asrt..hp suuud
an, yact t uc diter Tue lhini s't' 80 ''ar,.
Iu. tiu.. n be- ttscu irru the fm" 7u"h sifudl was
made. The following arr thr entries;
u,ar-,r sc'1o.ic, 10 J1- ,,i man.... New York
MA wtre o,gr 2go56 30, .t,m & IN. I'm
g. Of Duaerin -c."., 20 100 y -" i'iH S3 a' 1T ~,
Ains.,cl- Ao,4cr.. lOiOO 4. Butlor...Eoaton.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
BETTING IS THIS CITY.

The first race at Saratoga to-day, the see
oud day OF the irst tn.. VIII be the Alabama stakes.
for irs fuari ia 1873. = miles, 800 each, Iaif for
felt with 900 ad tel the hy to receive $500
Belmont will probably start Patience, T. Lorillar! fc
ana Mcrolc. Ita,Icy Ath.cuc AMI Mcdaniel sister o
Mercy. y lmout's entry the fdyoritc. Tue second
race pure SiOU, tlr, cQuurtds oi mile, for nil ages
has five cUtiirs-iaug-tJA's EIadamanihus AMI h"lN,
shine Lass, Med tuio,'s M,tur A., L. LOrnrts onion,
and the new Ca adiu morse Inspiration. udam"uihus
Is lgst choice. Tic bird ace. purse 5000, one nil" and
i've lu.pGgs wi lee ,out's. eel 10y Dy.Wci CamwacAs =
Invoice, M-Dduicis Big Sandy, aud GIiusicad'a ~
VI rtu. the la-t being decidedly the favoHc IN e pools
The fourth, The Es,c .audcap StropccLusc vii $500
80 the winner. $50 10 Tie second horse over Hc usual
coulI,, WI be cout.- -t'd by Osa-c, Katie r.anI G.
Reed, Trouulc and d ubuu. As pools ou srcrlcc.a'5
are generally sold on, jurt h.,rr t.r lg, none wr-
rccoric last evening. lhc fo.,Hiu- pools were sold
last cyruu: at The Il l.t,ut goo! r,n, 90, .. '.fy:
Nor ..ey's ~araiot Association Rooms: Ilr-t i.gc-H'i
mo Q. s1s p lond. 80. Hruar D. - ID rr'f, - ''i
noui $50 ti-la Sig. ~cr'rd DO. lH. .t.la .tu-, O.
Matte s.. b d.. lrI. - tti'u. llfss'iI" i- a,
50 Iu.d ItH- ...r I.. 10 b. ~ti y. 80, J.. .'' O.
Iousurs POOL iu.ul.. Isst .ac.-B,i. ont, .lu', No-
a.am. thu- - 40 -IIu|-. -i'; HH,'l' T. 80 gf'n'
U,r san. q, 80. IIg,ir. g o.
T.ri EJ, au.rs tlrI acc-Ueiuogt. fin 500. r lgr
= coma iI, -I,t1'su ...au. sy,-l %. uat. a., .'-
stI. bf.r .l--tu lu-.l.fIHu. .t. hur -lfs i-',
r-u-s-. I.l.I Iacc-~t riu -I.'. o.. SANDY. go 4;
Invoice. 50. al,5. -. Mlr,iu. 400. tIr.I, sIOJ.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
rHE GARBIGE NUISANCE.
INSPECTION BY THE POLICE coNMIssioNERS-iR
nI.sr OF 4 rUG BoAI's CREW BY SHORE ~
srEcroR FERGUSON

INSPECTION BY THE POLICE CoNMIsSIoNERS-Al'-
Ersr OF TUG BoAI's CHEW BY SHORE IN
srEcroR FERGUSON.
Police Commissioners Wheeler and Nichols,
suroru,, udcut Walug, Captains Gunner and hlaIei'
Deuuty Suprut, nd. ~ Of street Cleaning Oren, Ccf
CLERK Hawley ~ the Police Board, Mr. Mclean, counsel
or tbc Board and W H. Stiucr. yesterday proceeded
down the bay on board tne police boa; Seneca, Ia
investigate the garbage nuisance. great deal
Of complaint has been made OF late by residents of
Long Island, staten Island, and Concy Island
about 9th aud cfl thrown into the Bay and washed
uuon thc shore aud the complaint s"em' To have been
chiefly directed against the Police Department. which
has harge o. the cleaning. The seneca steamed
into GrlvtseuI Boy, where tic ,ulrst murmurs hayc
aris,n and was mOored at The Bay Park landing whore
tie beach appeared 10 clean could BE- desired
superintendent Wallug. with two officers, took boat
aud roNcd aiong the shore OF The bay to C"nry lsNd
Point where TIE Seneca had preceded them, and re-
ported having found one or two dead cats bug no other
offensive matter.
The Seneca then went down To- the dumping grounds
and there found the tug w. T.. Cnruy with tow OF five
scows Tie crew Of the tug under arrest by ord
Of shore Inspector Ferguson of Brooklyn who had taken
this action audcr law passed in 1874, requiring per-
nit, to be taken FOR carrying gaIbare down the bav
Great excitement prevailed on the Seneca. and Tor
whc there wa disposition forcbIy TO dispute the ar
rest Rut the steamer y. X. Hopkins lowered near with
force oi BtoukNn policemen, WHOSE uuHoeI' tH"'t'u
resistance uuwi.C The Italians the scaws, however
were ordered Ia unload toe garbage. and dd So
wtha will An attempt 10 Set inspector Ferguson 10
lease his prisoner, ou tic Irc"Sah,c -. upcrlnendcut
Wurng and the Police Commissioners rallied The YES
sells all came up 10 Fort Hamilton and tGcrc the ar
rested brought before Judge Church The coie-
mitiNenjs had al m dc out heturrdJud, anu thero
WAS no possibility OF influencing the Court 10 admit the
, To bail They consigned 10 lall, and their trl
SCI down this afternoon, bur Is expected that this
morning tncy Will be released WIts Of habcS coru'
Tac Police Department proposes Ia oppose thiS
action the Inspector 50 ldT as u itEduN
eau Th adyIc the hest c0unS' IN the city has been
sought shore Inspector Ferguson II stat" officer, a-
pointed by Gov Tdcu IN 1875. and ms utsdction cN-
tends over Queens, kin-s, Richmond, ana Ncw-lork
Counties. Tue test one, settling tAc respective
antotity of the Police Department and the shore In
spcctor. Capt kalca s1y the scows VIII not go down
tho ~ tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
SOUTHERN VOLUNTEERS.
rwo SUPERIOR COMPANIES OFFERED FROM TEN
NLSSEF.

rwo SUPERIOR COMPANIES OFFERED FROM TEN
NLSSEF.
WASHINGTON, July 2G.-The Hon. Casey
Youu OF recently Transmitted to the Secretary
of war tcrcrims from Capts. Duncan and Phelan OF
Mcmuls, Tenn commanding respectively the ChicEa-
aw Guards and Irish Volunteers caderLg the services
OF their companies 10 the Government in upholdlng the
nag aad maintaining its authority In any emergency
Which may occur. "Thesc companies" Renr sentative
Young says, are composed Of tie most chiyaic ana
patriotic young gentlemen in the LEGALITY where they re-
side are GncY unccrcd and dcd perfectly armed ana
should Congress confer upon you authority TO increase
tc present military estabhhmcnj by calling INTO the
dcd volunteer force you nI flnd more gallant aud
efficient sol lets than they would prove themselves to
bee /! their services should be accepted"
TIE Secretary Of War, in acknowledging the oner OF
these volunteers act against the hostile Sioux say
While do not doubt that they would give good ac-
count Of themselves brougl1 into service there Is no
authority OF law for accepting thcmi and can ohiy
order your ctr to bc placed the flies of the Depart
nsut and fca r. you herewith the thanAs OF the Depart
mcut Tor tAc services prohcrcd."
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURCO-SERvIAN WAR.

THE TURCO-SERVIAN WAR.
sULT'N MURAD To BE URGED TO REsIGN-A TURK.
ISL WELL PoIsoNER AEREsTED-GREAT EXCITE
MENT IN CRETE.
LONDON. Thursday. July 27 1876.
The Standards telegram from Osman Pacha's
camp dated Wednesday, says:
The servians, with six cannon have crossed the Tmok
River, Bregova. An engagement is expected to-
morrow.
THE AUSTRIAN ARMY ORGANIZING.
The Staadnrds Paris special says the Temps has .
dispatch from Vienna stating that the municipal author
tiles throughout Austria have been instructed TO prepare
for the mobilization OF the army at amoment's notice
The TimeS's RagIsa dispatch says:
The whereabouts OF the Prince OF Montenegro are un
known either at MOsar or here. I is believed that the
tile few days Stree at Banana, where 5000 Monte
negrins attacked Turkish post and were rcpu d with
beayy loss was fought TO cover the withdrawal OF the
maiI. Mon encgTin army.
Tie Turkish commander Kick has asked for three
srendcr he were granted the honors OF war; but the
offer was refused.
RAGUsA, Wednesday. July 2G, 1876.
Slavonic advces announce that the Turks pre-
pairing ack the Monenegrins before Podgoritza. in
order TO open the road to Ncscs through Montenegro
PARIS, Wednesday, July 26, 1876.
The Es1CeHcs Bucharest special says that $4,000 Rou
manIns concentrated on the Dsnuban frontier.
Tie Turks guarding the opposite bank. Shots were
exchanged Tuesday before Ostrow. Ii is reported
that Turkish patrol entered RouInanan territory
Monday and pillaged houses. conflict is appre
bendc1
The ii1cS's Raqlssa and Vienna correspondents con-
clude that the Montcneguns Withdrawing from Mos
tar Ifordcr 10 cooperate with the Seryiaus
The TeieT0yh'S Berlin special says preparations are
making to mo1ollze the whole army.
The TeiegrdIh'S Vienna special says:
IL is said the Turkish Embassad0r here has cODfden-
italy stated that the Porte declares Of the most
important of EOmgnias demands arc nadmissih'c. He
refuses to discuss the ccsson Of the mouth OF the Dan
ube that question equally the other powers
THE Mon ESEGRGNs RETR.ATING.
The Ddy NccsS Ragusa spec al SAYS " private letter
from Mostar announces that the MonteDegrins
retiring their frontier after attacking Nevesnge"
The Ners's Vienna special says:
There Is rmor here that q majority Of the Sofas
and UhlHas have resolved tO urge sultan Murad 10 re-
sign. Murad and the Ministers have agreed that the
resignation shall take place at the close OF tie Seryian
The sultau5 brother is mentioned rs successor.
he Daiiy Nc,cs'S Belgrade dispatch Saws disguised
Turk has 0cCn arrested at GladOy2. He had several
packages bis person. aud 1t supposed he intended to
poison wells N Scryia
WAR WITH RUSSIA EXPECTED.
The 1Dcs's COnstantnOpc pendent says cOnsid
erabe exists in Crete Greece and Roumania
The Turks are convinced that the war will be local
zed, and Xpect hOstillies with Russia.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
THE EXTRADTION QUESTION.
LONDON, Wednesday July 90 1876.
The Pail !. all Gazette, in an editorial article

on the cxtrddton question, says:
We still of tho opinion that the scandal OF Wins
lows liberation mght have been avoided, or the
spons blity attaching to England considerably light
cned d. q diherrut attitude been assumed nc an
lcr stage ~ the proceedings As ar rs TINS Is
ccnnd Lord Granville bad the best Of the argument but
Regarding there is undOubtel force in
Lori rby'> plea tlat soon conflict Oi views WAS
manifested the eXtradion arrangement could not be too
revised.
The ar,icle quotes Lord Derby's exposition Of the
American and English contentious regarding their recp
roca rights and duus under the treaty, and continues:
We should have supposed ANYBODY approaching rhis
question with unbiased Judgment, doubt about which
theory tHe most rational wOuld Ice LHldly possible.
The two .inpc prnci les Of universal acecptguce-one,
thtt civilized nat ous nave common ntcFes; In repress
n- crime; the other. that arC ju>tabc according
70 procedure Of the country 0f cr allegiance and
40 orhrr-N Ugid seem to supply ample material for
decision in favor OF the American view. Tue rival
theory appears 10 u utterly uuteEabc except upon the
assumption, which has natural formation justice
International duty tIat rcf gee acquires rights
against the courts Of his country by the mere fact
OF having escaped 20 f0rCNn hand. IL is rs tie 1rst
public movement toward the overthrow of an cXag-
at,d theory refugee criminals tights, winch has
s,idugly grown ny of late years, that we Welcome
the speeches Of Earl Kimberley ana Earl Grey IN Mon
day GChat'.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
FOREIGN NOTES.

PARIS, July 26-President MacMahon has
granted l27 additional pardons to Communists
ALEXANDRIA, July 20. A great fire oc-
CURED at Cairo yesterday. the vegetable market
Many houses were destroyed
LONDON, July 26.-Sllver Is quoted to-day
at 5OIod. the nearest price that can be given.
LONDON, July 26.-Tbe race Tor the Good
wood stakes at Goodwood to-day was won by Hampton,
With Admiral Byng second aud Finis third Nine ran,
mcludin;, the American horse hate
SAN FRANCISCO; July 26.-In British Colum-
ba the Assessment for taking the census deemed
invalid It ia said that Finance Minister Humphreys
bas withdrawn from the Government, and WIZ DO suo'
caeded by Mr. Smith. member for Courchau
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
APPROPRIATIONS.
THE HARBoR BILL LANGUIsnISG ~ THE sENATE-f
THE sCNDRY CIVIL BILL TO BECOME LAW /
WITH THE PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE
Ii,Y Ircu nm ,rrI

THE HARBOR BILL LhNGUISHING N THE SENATE
THE sCNDRY CIVIL BILL TO BECOME LAW
WITH THE PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRiEUNE.l
WASHINGTON. July 26.-After the impeachment
trial was closed to-day the transaction OF some
important business took place, and the Senate then
took up the River and Harbor bill. There is no
change in this unhappy document. The flibustcr-
ing and the lack of direct action on this measure
lead to the inference that the Senate as at present
guided is not particularly anxious to dispose Of it
in any way until after the legislative bill is out of
the way when it may be laid on the table, and the
President thus saved the trouble Of vetong it. The
for this is found in the fact that the House
might get restless and unreasonable over the lcgis-
lative bill in the other, in which they are so
much interested, was hopelessly tabled.
The President has decided not to sign the Sundry
Civil bill nos before him. but 10 allow it 10 become
law without his signature, which it viii do in ten
days If not vetoed. The time viii expire next Mon
day. His reasons for this are that there are some
things III the bin which he does not approve Of but
there are 80 many desirable features IN the bill that
he mas decided TO let it become a law II VIII he
remembered that in one Of his messages the Presi-
dent wanted an amendment to the constitution
allowing the President to approve such portions Of
ali act OF Congress as he tit and dsapproye sucb
as did not meet his views
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
IEY TELEGRAPH TO THE TnrBrSE.I

THROUGH THE MOUNfAISS
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrgrSE.i
SOUTH FORK ToNGrr RIVER, W T.. July H3 via
FCiT FETTEEMNN, Wyoming, JuIy 2b)
II was Gen. Crooks intention originally to renew
operations against the Sioux the arrival OF the
wagon train and additional infantry from Fort Fet-
teruan; bat the fatal results attending Gen. Terrys
expedition has suggested the proprety Of adding the
eight companies of the 9Th Cavalry under Col. Mer-
rlt, at or near Fort Laramie. 70 this command. The
wagons and infantry arrived on the 18th inst, but
there yet no certain It'd 1gs Of the wierea' outs
of Col Merritt, who on the 10th went in pursuit OF
holy of Chcycnucs. The weather has been very
warm for the past week or ten days, drying mp tie
pasturage very materially. This drawback to the
susteuancc of the cavalry has been increased by the
Indians setting fire to the grass burning large tracts
OF il. and rendering camps lnconvcnient if not dan
gcrous.
II Is believed that the main body of the Sioux
have left the valleys and foothills and taken up
more secure positions in tie Big Horn Mountains
proper, whcrc game IL more plentiful. and the
grazing more fresh The alternative is Therefore
forced upon Cen Crook Elf cr TO wove uron them
NJ once or consider the SaInmcr's campaign desu-
tory and indccisiyc afr ir. II ~ not improbable that
the Sioux have rrs0 vel TO keep TO tine mein chain
of mouutairs, and swing around south toward the
head Of Powder River, aud Gcbou.h on the plains
toward Fort Frttcr1an.
Gen. Crooks commond consists Of II companies
of cavalry and 10 of nfautrv, numbering about
900 soldiers. few hall-lr.cd scouts and citizen
volunteers ard the 900 Snake allies. in Nil not over
1.4oO fighting men. With ths force, however, he
feels that hc can at least hold his owu and with
Gen. TER : command in reserve something definite
can probIbly be oG ctcd. II is not unlikely, ti"rc-
fore tla. this command will march over 10 TN"
main fork of Tongue River at once, where tie
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
AsNrAL. YACHT REGArrA AT NEwnuRGn

NEwBuRGn, n. Y, July 2G.-Ihe annual
yacht regatta will he sailed over the Nrwburgh Biy
course go miles long, next Wednesday Aug .. About
80 entries from the Hudson aud Last Rivers VIII he
made. Last year there - entries The Ncwhurgh
Yacntmens Association offer the following Piilts
Ffst Ca,s-First prize silver puuch-bOw; second prH,
silver mutt vase Second Glass - FIRST ptiIc, bruhAo
clock; second prize, silver cup. Third Cass-fiist
prize pair silver iOwcrYdscs second prize, pair silver
guDcts. special piizca rtt OF ,Olurs-Wl bc given 10
the yacht making the hest corrected nc The following
are the amended regulations regarding the classification
OF Yachts First class, under 40 feet aud less than
2G feet long; second class under 26 and over - feet
long, third class. under 20 feet long All disputed qucs-
oIls are 10 be decided according to the saiing rcgua-
tons of the Newly Ork Yacht Club.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1876.

bill will be dropped rejected by the Senate. and that
agreement Will he reached concerning the Other iis
during the present week.
The House Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds
to-day agreed to the bill introduced by Repre-
sentative NJ Jugall authorizing tine construction Of
public building ut Auburn, ~ Y, for CuUrl-Iuuse ana
POstOflce purposes, limiting the cost To S2ODoOO
letter from South Carolina says two companies or
the esuar garrison left Columbia for Aken opposite
HAMBURG on the ODD inst .inl will remain there all
summer This is done oh dcnce tO orders from tac
War Department The fighting force numbers II men.
Two companies had also ordered from Columbia 10
m
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
ruE A,irnIcAv TEAM At CREEDMOOR.

The practice shooting ol the American hiHe
Team. was continues at Crecgmuor yesterday. lhe
team, for the Centennial and lush-Amcrcan matches,
with the cxcrpion OF three men, identical In mem
brrsnip Major Henry Futon has been choScu captain
of the Centennial Team The question a. to whether
another captain vail be chosen for the Irish Team, as tho
rncn5 rsuip of the two teams nearly the same has
not vet been decided. Tue yesterday, out OF a
- t-f foIltv4.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

Tho Ip.ciilyc Committee Of the American Amateur
nm A.-scItlo held needing The fc,dcuce of Cot
vii.h H. at so. SO West hmth-, last evening, AT which
IA solutiun 10 c following chtct Was adopted; lhdi
t,r l owing gcntrmeu M,ssrs. FltTol, lyOc, Weber
Dltu ysrubur., Allen, Fulton, Brace Shailcf, over
l1ugu JrE,l RAJ iHbunc, Yale, WaShbu H. and Anderson
comm, ti team .nI reserve shoot the match against
The iish team Tlc final selection s to hc made ms in
lnyr.. TN. members o. select one man. ne 10 st
Irrt the sc ouI tucy TO select the third aud On unt
Inc ieh composing the team ana the iour reserve al
sole ed
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
OUT TDOOR SPORTS.
TUE SARATOGA RACES.
CONSTANT ARRIVAL OF TURrmEN-A coon DAYS
SPORT ANrCIPArtD.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE THBUSEl


ShRAToGA, July 26.-Fhc evening before the
second day Of the racing is cool aud clear Ie
no which ailing fast improving, and good
days sp is anticipated. Turfmcn continually ar
riving ami this evening tho betting brisk Follow
ing some of the pools sOld
FTst Iacc-Aaba stakes for threc-i car-Od th!lios
l. Inl s--I,imuutr SuauJ. Paiicrc" ara Nh hIaiie,
$50; T. Loriliards Mcrci'sE, S3o3 i"tnl - Ai.i'",
Sl2; McDau,l's Sister Oi Mcrc7, SlU. coud Ea'o-
Purse, 800. = mit.-LduGStaN- Yorkshire Lass ana
1hIdamIuthuS, $40; onion, Ni3; Matte 4, $50 {;
Inspirations SO. ILIrd kIce-PuIsc, 5000. = miles
Martin, SlGU; Biz Sgnjy. ~ iuyoicr, qoN. l1ulih
rac,-F.ce Hsu leap Stcrrlrch.s,-E.cs Trouble ana
Doubtful, SO klue Pca>c, so; Usage, Sl3