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Died Suddenly.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL. October 2.-Mrs.
Eliza Raper, wife OF G. D. Raper, Of the
Illinois Journal Company, died Sunday
night, after a lingering illness, in her
forty fret year.
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Decease of James Lick.

SAN FRANCISCO, October flames
Lick, the millionaire philanthropist,
died at O'Clock yesterday morning.
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DOR SALE - FARM - Good farm of SIX
.f acres. situated / u miles from the ralroa'l,
m Cler.nont County; A. acres In Corn, . acres
IN potatoes, 10 acres in meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
Will sell farm and crop together ON VERY EASY
terms A good chance for any one desiring it
70 get a good home Address b. u. s., star
etEce. 28U Walnut street, Cincinnati, ..
jg2id&jE2Tw-tf
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Moody and Sankcy.

CHICAGO, October MOODY and
sankey meetings were held Yesterday at
8 O'Clock A. III. and 4 p. NJ. The meet
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STEAMBOATS.
For Huntington.

THIS DAY, I'd, at s p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
Nzy n the TELEGRAPH, e. s. Morgan,
Master. Freight received at all
- hours on Wharf boat, foot OF Broad
way. W. Honshell, superintendent
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Mort FtuArY.

Louis Wortmann, 81 years, city.
Amelia Phoffrtiberger, 1S years, city.
Mary Walsel, 80 years, Germany.
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For Chile,
For CarrOlitOn.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
~ n NBANNOCK CITY, J. w. Kirby,
IE25etzS2AEP. Walker, % Walnut street,
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For CarrOlltOn ,

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
H.E n LOUIS A. SHIRLEY, Samuel Hill :
ssgfssH dreth, Master Apply on board, or
z1an&@to o. w. GorrInge, Agent 70 Vine
street,
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Are Moro Troops Necessary!

Are More Troops Necessary!
WASHINGTON, October 2.-Since the
departure OF Judge Taft no Information
has been received at the Department of
Justice to warrant a change in the con-
clusion reached about more troops for
South Carolina, but Senator Patterson,
of South Carolina, claims TO have re-
ceiyed Information which proves that
more troops are necessary, while SIna-
tor Roberts, who has just returned from
that State, ana Governor Chamberlain,
who is canvassing the State, agree that
with proper management the Federal
force now in tneState is amp sufficient
10 preserve The peace.
How Tweed Was Caught.
The United States steamer Franklin is
expected 10 reach New Y ork by October
10, when Tweed will be delivered to the
authorities oil that city. The CORES
pondence between this Government and
Spain dates back to some time last
spring, when Tweed was discovered 10
Cuba. This discovery was reported to
the Department of State by tue Ameri.
can Consul at Havana. The Consul was
instructed to bring the subject to the
attention OF the Captain General unoffi-
cially.
The consultation between the Captain
General and the Consul resulted in the
former making opposition to the surren-
der OF Tweed to the United States, but
before the necessary arrangements were
cousummatgh Tweed was warned and
fed. Tue subject WAS then transferred
to Madrid, from whence orders were is
sued to the Spanish Custom officers, and
his capture was effected. The official
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

TNOR SALE-FARM-Goo farm in Cham
II paign County, Ohio, Of 93 acres, one of 16(
acres 10 Soioto County, and good lot in Ur-
bana, ohio. Address B. Y. MARTz, Urbana
Ohio, 27-5t
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For Evansville.
For Memphis.
For New Orleans.

WEDNESDAY, 4th, ats p. NJ, POSITIVELY
~ n. ASHLAND. w. II. Kyle, Master.
L6sAk91s& Apply on board, or to Royse & Mos
11Es&az1t1A set, w. S. Getty, AgenLs
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FOR RENT-.RooMS

LNOR RENT - ROOMS - Three nice clean
Il rooms with water, hall and side entrance
NJ g8l kighth street, asst
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DRESS GOODS, &c.

DRESS GOODS, &c.
|L,GViS&LiVilgstol'S
Silk, Costume and
| Cloak House,
11S and 12O W. Fourth Street.
The Grandest Stock
OF l.
Winter ClOaks,
Winter Shawls,
Cachemere De Kashmyr Blk Silks
Cachemere Alexander Blk Silks,
Guinet Cachemere Black Silks,
Plain White Silks,
White Brocaded Silks,
Evening Silks,
New shades Of COlOred Silks,
French Dress Goods, 49,.
English Dress Goods,
Mourning Dress Goods,
NOaking and Trimming Velvets,
Trimming Silks,
All-Silk Matelasse,
6O-Inch Cloaking Silks,
Matelasse Cloaking Cloths,
Fur-back Beaver Cloths,
Dress Trimmings,
Cloak Trimmings, ..
Neck Wear, ,.smaa.a
Ladies' Underwear,
Reliable Kid Gloves, .-
Ruchings, Laces, ,..
Hamburg Edgings, ETC.,
Ey, offered in this market, and at prices to
| command quick sales.
ID II e = s M A X I N G
On grander scale than any house in the Vest.
| PATTERN SUITS
On exhibition for Customers giving orders.
| General Opening Day will be announced in
daily l'apers.
LEWIS & LIVINGSTON,
| Importers and Manufacturers,
l1S and l20 West Fourth St., Cincinnati.
i
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MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1876
The Railroad Companies

built in 1861, and is one of the best known
resorts In this vicinity.
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ENoR SALE-FARM-Of l1s acres, situated
T. in Jennings County. Indiana, four miles
from Ohio and Mississippi Railroad; will be
sold cheap or exchanged for a stock of dry
goods or groceries. For particulars inquire OF
j. ii. SCOOPMIRE, Cotton, Indiana. I-4t
TOR SALE-LAND 1000 acres for sale or
l. exchange; in Lewis County, KY. six miles
from the ohio River; covered with rs fine tim.
Der as grows in the State; this property will
cash valuation lor unimproved property in the
suburbs Of Cincinnati. ohio, or Covington, ky.
Address Box ,S9j, Cincinnati Post-oliice
27-5t
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FOR SALE.
WANTED CONGRATULATIONS.

TNJ ANTED-G GIRL-To DO general house.
w work: German preferred; No. ls4 Mon
mouth street. Newport, Kentucky. it,
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o." Murder and Suicide.
Articles We Furnish John Bull.

had slight relapse yesterday after
noon, but no immediate danger is ap-
pretended.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
GEN. CROOKS rLANS.

ST. PAUL, Aug. 7.--Gcn Crook. from his camp Oh
Goose Creek, July lG, wrote to Gen. Terry as fol-
lows:
GENEnAL: have the honor TO acknowlrdsc receipt oi
yonr OF July g. brought into camp July II, bt Coz"
moral ScVarts party of The I'm Cavalry. hIH
Icfrruincd - attack tho lniaus immrdili"ly
after the arrival Of my suppl" train, hii
1Iput tnlt time learned tuat The huscS had received
rr,ufogcriarts and also learned ~ the same time that
roud gct eight companies Oi the Jth Cavalry, 50 con
cIudd t defer the movement uuiI the arrival Oi these
r,i:nfnicclucnt- which have now been ordered here
.sc 10 bc loincd by thcm about the last O the present
month. ....-.- .-..
ON the 5,h inst sont ont party OF mounted troops
rJrr IJcut 5.!cy, "a Cl.diry, 10 escort Oh" OI ny
Guide. who yas 20 r,rOunoitcr The country IN Our iirnl
Wurn they rcarhpd 4 point near where the Little BIG
Horn dcuuuchcs nom tine mountains thcy came u?'n a
,r,. marty of husuirs, and we're convinced tha the vi
I1ac al the main body Of hoscs was III that Vicinity
sircc then have hal nothing definite, more than seeing
r,, ,nokrb dOHu the Powder ana Tongue rivers. but
Am, OF opinion ha; they s ia TIE locality indicated
by thc reconnaissance. 90,
4 am rationcd up to the .ud OF September. and viii
sIn with you and yOur every thiDg Eavc long "a, II
ats 81 oud the two commands come together whether
tho Indians snail be found this department.
III you think the interests Of tic service vii bc hdViBrcd
by combnntiOn will most cbcciuly serve under ynu
when the 9TH arrives here expect To nave about lOoO
Eghting bes des some friendly ihdiaiS, ana u A. NY
Intention to move without further delay IL S also
nv lntontiOn leave ny wagon l:nin on INC Tongue
River near where comes cut iiOm .hc bis Ofh range
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
POOLS IL THIS CITY.

There is a fair prospect OF unusual atIac-
tons At the Saratoga today botG for the pubic ana
owners Of horses The first of tho races Is open TO al
ages for puIse OF 800, with distance Oi one ne'
There are nine entries. follows Inspiration, III
pounds; Ma!ge III; Freebooter, lJS Gray Num- ll3;
Faithless, lO3 Italia, So ROmucy, lG5; Glasgow
lOs; Bambno lO5 The second for the Kentucky
Stakes for two-yearols 800 entrance half forfeit with
81 900 added the second horse to receive S2GD one
mile. There nine stables represented as follows
Puryear's, McDauiers. Belmonts, =. Lorard's; Davis
enters Dr. Hewitt; McGrath enters Leonard BOwc enters
Kmghsher; Loius A. Ehler enters Frederick the Grea
ano Clabaug ClOycrhrOOk. The tE!sd race B the
summer handicap FOR wltch th,re are 1--WE entries it Is
is, miles DnswcI & Camlnach's Invoice, carr ing l01
pounds: McDluic's Matte A, lO7. and Ei- 81 g. l..
iOrllards WaIock "a ana Cheys- Odd Socks, 80, are
tbe entries tor this race The fourth race which Is
ponnds; Coronct 100; ResoinGe 40; Stanford, 10
winner, aud $3.50 10 the second horse. In the
seIng OF noo's lat evening much interest shown IN
the resui; OF tne rare OF the two ycalOds McGTaths
Leonard the iavorte by great Odds as VIII be seen
SoprssEYs siasroaA ASSOCIATION RooNz.-ri,st Goc,:
Inspiration 800 Madgo, $50: lre.Do he 20 m 'Lay Non'
go GSmin@ = 5et5H Rq:s McCiIaii Si55 =. Lori
lard So; Eomo' Pryear 5G5; frc iei'os The Great,
$40 TETd =: Invoice 500; MeDaac!s Matte a and
Trouble slOO coonct 800 Resoiuto $40. Stanford So
JoBssoSs Pool Roovs.-Inspiraton $50; Madec, 500
faless $50; ldaa $50; Baab.Io, so: Freebooter TOJ
MeGtath 800 p L1rlaId $Ilj Belmont $50; cla'aagh,
SO inye!r 50; Er,deck TIC 1ief' *i.; b2W1, W1, y
Tie A and "a 800 Warlocs. so oGd socks no. fotah
roG'e tl9' corone 'l2o STANFORD Si'i h'''"'e'
,T5ET iSc.,s, g->lsagc, siOo-sllo, Inspiration $50
Fsithless S7rs7j; Frerbopt,r. S.0-si2 idatl so
Gray Nnn, SO .olane. SO Bamb4o aih Gla7-o@ ccld
mont SO .caba1rb, SO Paryear $32 frcao1eA TO
%%e3 SH Mcdaniel sl2 DAVIS ana b2%e b 'a 'aaoh W. W
iosk' SiOi ODD socGs 80. t0drt Taee-No pools sold
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
For other ship Ne,cs see s,cons and Third Pa7

For other ship Ne'os see seconS and Third Pages ]
ARR trD.
cgooas;o%R 27ih with MS aGi pass 20 + WI Hurst
steamship 5donian CD, Edwards Nspl's JuS ~ ~
Steamship p Caand Dutch De ldes Rotterii AN July %.
via Vessngcn Z5h, with mdse. and plss 70 fdnch bye
steamship City Of Dallas Hines Fcrpanlina Aug g. via
Brmswic- oni Port Royal ;. q, 3th. "itI mise sna
pt; smsbin an iieoge Washington V1e.ai HalhN Julv 2s
81 johns ~ f. Aug g. wth m'se and pass TO CLARK z
steamship CITY Of Atlanta, woothnI Charleston Aug o.
with mdse. AMI pass. to jas. W 4lhI,;rh e 20 So,s,
BARK Antares (Gsr), AbrecEL . NAShre 6jday" IN bal
Bars so Nor) Toei'ou. Bremen as days IN ballast Is
anch0re IN GrayeseHd By. 49,, .. r., -.
Bark August Qpntb lIaL Amado Biist). VA Deii"'rs
BrcakwateI IL difs IN ballast
shiv John WAIT for Bremen h9rs CasTio pro- e. t2r Sort ga
Iedy ior savannah J. Welsh lr, for Philadelphia schr d.
WISD-sunsst. light 5. hazy.
CALAIS Me- Aug Tie s,hr IeI p Dur,n capszei this
AFTERNOON during aeavy squs. The res5uci
HAVANA. Aug. 7-r1% steamship Wilmington. Holmes,
from New Yors Aug arrive be. mi, mgmng
Tn2DoS AUG T-.aiIaf ist iust Vener,ria: 81 irst
Lawrence. Nagoit InglL BiGlaa q iAti" Hauy earn,
Taia. " H. Rceieg fbenz Arrlvsi o9t Jaly rs Noi
July 81. Nues!ra sonora de o' Auseo> LIE Hong iton:
nS ~ D. resnam IS, ii' 4tG is Tsa. H. Jensins 10 ann
geT jh Con epci9ne. 40 almoIh Kolt CIr L!y Eroga
Martha \. F'fry, LOrO1 E3e j. T. Merry mDlL F0spget
Marine Iaha ltomns Elgn Dyeg Aslanee Naoya :, M,,
eo. Enpio sl-uen ll3 !L9 BoI trs sheihed RI "a
Am Akyab R3iomsto II In't ; Sgl C9n,taEinr C9S2ny
W. White, rag Dwl. so'ieciio las al Queenstown.
DONi STIC PORTS
FORr ROYAL :. C.. Aug Arrived steamship CaroDdset
SAyaSSA Aug 7-Clcarei schr white wing. Phcaa. Tor
q e. Boston ship Alfred Ior Lv'rp,oL
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
CONGRESSMAN SEELYES LETTER.

HIS REASONS TOR DECLINING A RENOMINATIoN
10 he Voters Cf Tire Xh congressional Dis
ict am in receipt of numerous letters Is well as com
nunicatiors by word OF mouth from different parts OF
the district and c-cS here. urging not To withdraw
from the legislative work 20 which at the last Congress
sloual election YOU called me. and which many assure
me II would De your choice 10 continue III my hands IL
is not easy to differ from many whose Judgment re-
spcct and whose regard pu2e but am ted to believe
that the service due 10 my country can most
,rrnessiuy render by declining, as LctcDl do, re-
election Congress, that may give myself without IN
tciIuptiun To work ~ teacher OF young men IN
Government Ike ours where legislation must, IN the
lnuy run the ut"rauCe of the public VIII, the ciu
Gator 10y whom tho public opinion Is uIOided may
have important work 10 40 than
the legislator by whom that opinion Is
only expressed In ying this do not diSpdia2e at all
thc hi III Office to which, ncIritw years ago. you so
Wcl know that Amherst COtg gc. which i Joy aud pride
10 this whole district has also lines OF power not only
national but Worldwide IN tdc!r extent, aud believe
ynu Nii chtcfuily acknowledge that It, claims when
Judged Iy the wants OF the country or the world, VIII
no suffer by comparison with any Others likely to DC lid
upon me. . -
While neither the nomination nor the election TO any
onlce Is matter tor which have any thanks To ohe.,
do gratefully acknowledge the confidence and sentiment
ol regard which Atn District has shown me, anu
have much satisfaction IN believing that the ably 10
cr, one 10 hi h office without his solicit ion or desire
which you have 80 .s,rkuyy shown, you Wi continue
tu illustrate. Very respectfully, j. H. SEELiE'
ADhey5t CJiCge, Aug. .. 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
THE SIOUX C1NPlIGN.

EXPERIENCES ON THE YELLOWSTONE.
Tur rEASsroEg STEAMERS ATTACKED ~ lNplNN'-
one SCOUT KILLED NEAR FORT BIS -AEth-
sru,NGE CpNDrcT or col "onEL-chp"h TRY
IyG To JoIN IEEEY-H,nA.sED BY IHE IN
pIANs.
ST P,rI. MINI. Aug. Il special dispatch 10
The Poaoy-P,e,s and gilme from Bismarck says
The steamer Carroll Arrived thi, morning ir"m cen
Tcrrys camp having on bprr "a. For 9TH ini 20 sick
anI wounded soldiers The Crr1l ou ".t Way Er' when
nrlf tlc ,uoul Of ihr Powder Iv"r found Indians on
both .i, Of thrlycr saI for wo aul bali huui- they
lcpt up a running aIc upon toe boat only succ'edn =
however IN slightly vodunlur orc soldier
1lo steamer Pa Tr,' gf.cr l.ayu; Bn'prd for
Tcrr5'- clmp. iparl h.r lpiI too heavy. anl Do
c.ugrd par Of hrr cargo. piIu'niiT gram 81 '
ru.u' about - miles upn Br,ori On her return
for flc .rro % w.s fouaI that Indian, haI de
.,r,yri iIo.t OF the gain. At t- point Indians li.
tackled the Far West. She had on nprri Col. Moore,
with tr-c corau.r. 81 soldiers The indiana stood on
both banks pf tA' river. li with 0tiA- aatc '"i MOOR
with bio troop, to leave th" boat ''A i'"d \ i'"
shell, were ns,I fron q l--poaudsr which -sltiof'd
H., Iud..gs aui tncy disappeared from tr, s'dih
bank Dave Campbell pilot ~ tha Fa- West. N'h Two
En scouts theu landed md went to i''"""",'i Ih''
soon found That the Indians were cnd'd''lns io gu"
then, Oh from M" boat and turning thrr h"r'r' heads
ti.r at4.jci as fast possible i'r tho steamer
seven sioux h,I circrd 1s = intercept thru H"'
ID became rlrc frr dear lc Ih" hHr'" oi or. "I the
.r,Yf. bean 10 fan behind. and T1s coon shot
The scout s.artc on foot, Int i was oi 40 u-c The
same Sioux who Eld El!cl ms horse -'on F'i"hcd
him and pat bGllot through hs lungs. Dave
rqmp.cI heard the .ho., a'd. iooAnS hrhhh'
saw The wounded ron! lyus OI the ground lie 'id I'
tine other scout tt tici mus, 20 back aud s" l'i m'n
tIfhougI II was a. iIoh thri' lives wcr" WORTH 'hj
TUNED and a.. they i,d 30 they the Sioux d-m"uuirs
from al, p,Iy Dave if,i ana ta' Sioux i'u with !"s
sea 'pinsku:c IA Lis hand. Diyc and tn Ero
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
Liver (g,npiaint.


~ + Author Of Tne PeoDies Common sense Medical Al.
Thi Liver s the great depuratnc puri.1c) organ Of tho
system aud has very appropriately been 'iei thg house.
room and also N making postn.rlrln eAamia!i5ns o ms
bodies OF those who have d OF different diseases tat ~
been diseased Liver i-c ons are equally
ta;,le sheep ana swine arT frequently diseased
Other healthy liver each day s"cires ABOUT
and half pounds 0t bile When u beromes t"tp a. con
.te or II from any be disabled In the performance
II ia Guc, evident that the elements u the bs must
ever vital process Nature attempts 90 rd the system Oi
these materials by ears Il other organs AS the k
lungs, skl, etc, winch become ONeiaNe III PERFORMING
their additional labor aud are unable 10 withstand the pros
ne brain which is the great electrical Of an vitality.
becomes oyrrstmulIo wih uug"liihy blgoJ aud fails 10
normally prr.o s functions Hence ta-re y dali.es*
boliugs .uG iuiia5hiy or t'hiVr When the liuOl ~
- ,n ~ 80 ..,in,I. fIra,! me- stss9cb aud
bowels later become lficl. ami constipation.
plies dr0py' dysRrr, ,. o. 1S aiarsa % y 'e'
lipy color OF TIE SSH OF o"sirown spots on the
via irent hciiache dizznes btcr bli in ths
mouth dryBes te throat AMI internal heat pipaucn II
ulC raising oi the food, and cons scusaton in
The throat srsnrs ant vomiting distress haln@ss. aud
S o,. ,,iu, and sor'cs; Though the bowels con-
osIes- ol c,s of the cxtfses rush of boo, 70 tie head
r.1iy M nrLt and o, alternating with bot flashes kid
u'y and other urinary e ncui = dMih.H 70" sptiA ana
Ia,iy 20 ie rts.nt ir a..y case AZ one t.m,.
T.IAIlW,i-lakrDr Dr Plzp r. GuLnEN NFNi'N DISCOVERY
with snail iOsea % his PiEA,Nr pumNhE 4".LEE wiieh
arccti"ns caused bv 6Sased liver tnr," rncdis
unsurpassed lh5 Golden n"iieal Dseosery docs not
,nYir ailc gre diseh.r, ost u produces lasting EJECT
Iy - us" a" liver ANA stomach are cias,L 10 a. aele
curcel. lud tho entire system reEoyatsi aud restored 10
The discovery sold By drugzisis ", PiEGyE, II. D..
Proprietor, Words pisyenssry, Buffilo n 7.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
LIE WARFARE IN TURKEY.

lllE W Ani AM ~ . itNli'
IHr TURKS WILLING 10 MAKE PEACE-GES. LESCH-
JANIN ROUTED - G&N. TcuHENAYErF 10 BE
sUpEHSLDED -.
IoSDOs. Tuesday. Aug ?, 1876.
The new ROumamian ministry means war,
or A neutrality favorable 20 the rervians.
INDICATIONS OF PEACE.
The Forte has diplomacly hinted abroad that 1t Is
willing to make peace II S'ryia ana Montenegro Jointly
al, or it, iud will allow the TrAs 10 garrison certain
places In S,ryia.
II IL reported that IN consequence Of ths defeat at
GrrrIsovlt1 Prince Milan has asked for the mediation
OF the European Powers.
sMisCnAR SAID TO HAVE Been ABANDONED.
Tie Paris P0te reports that the disaster 10 TIE ser
vilns was complete Gen. Lesclauin was routed. and
has been oIccd 20 abandon Sltschar. OSman Pa'ha Is
marching 10 Chupril frcm which point the road Is orcn
10 belgrade Gen FaGicn is 20 replace Gen Tcherniyeh
Russian yolunccrs'a'c arriving tO rescue Scryia
The Pari, Up,rerS states thata meeting OF the Dplo
matte Corps was hclG on sunday in Bcsraic. II was
resolved that Russian and English delegates b. sent 10
Prince Milan advs, him 10 accept an armiSticc with
t.c object Of permitting European mediation.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
OUTDOOR SPOBTS.
SARATOGA RACES.

SARAlOtTA kACfS.
PROSPECTS FOR The SPORTS TO-DAY-PO0L SELLING.
[BY TELEGRAPH To The TRIBUNE
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. THE second meet
ing of the Saratoga Eacing Association begins tomorrow
with the brightest prospects for large atcndanc" an
interesting racing Toe weather Is beautiful albeit ex-
ceedingly hot today with thuuders'orms threatening
but nothing The quota OF tu'i men III the village
has increased the track is i'll eNceeu. condticn anu
the horses the best OF trim Inspiration Is the favor
ite over Gray Nun and Madge IN the thrceqHartcr mile
dash in which nine to start Leonard IA Sood hrst
choice in the race for the Kentucky Stakes. Bonhast
and Susquehanna being uext among ten starters In
voice is looked upon the best among Tive 10 start FOR
the Summer handcap, and Trouble maintains his sn-
premacy as fayoito in the stecpcchase Pools sold as
follows this evening:
First qcc-IpspectiOn, 500. Freebooter, sos Gray
Nuu S65: Nadgc, so idala, So FuthiesS' 800 !;
GLASGOW S34 RomEcy, s;;| BamDera, I'll. .
Second Rqce-L 'oHard. S2U1; Bouiiaai $50; bei
mont SliO; Coyrrbroob. S95; Puryc.r, SO; Fred
erick the Great. 80 Bowie SIG DE- Hewitt Sl1 +;
Sister TO B2ssctt, so.
Third Rqce-Inyricc $500; McDUlels Virgiuius and
Matte A., $3.50; Wuicck, 50 Odi Socks, T26
Fourth L0cc-S,eep peChasn.-Ir"ubil, FlJO; COfO1c''
Sl4O; Rcsoute, 500; stanford, so; OS1Se, $40.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
OBi7U UARY.
JOHN CAMPBELL.

Johu Campbell, Inspector of Customs IL ihis
eiy' was dfoAnei on Sunday while bathing a l'ocka-
way Mr. Campbell had resided In Ncw-York ab0Gt 50
years and during nearly that entire period in tie Ninth
ward with the social and political life Of wdch he has
Deen close ident fed He had family. and wont to
oeYote large portion Of his leisure mc TO The numerous
sOeietes 0f which lie an active member Mr. Camp
pen bad always taken deep interest IN tie Republican
parry with winch Le Lad been come ted suce rs organ
Mspon The funeral services viii be held IA tie church
"a n.esekeF aud Downingsts Oh Wednesday mOI.ng at
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
JOHN l., CRFGER.

1ohn H. Cregier died suddenly at 9:35 p. m.
yesterday OF prostFaton from extended attacks Of fever
ana ague aggravated by excessive use OF qunne Mr..
Creser was tho son OF John a Crcgcr noted fireman.
n, fnu was hijnseii hIcman He was member of the
noiunteI iite department for number OF years and
a' g'e. the position o. foreman OF Engine Company
80. ~ OF the McropOltan force when the volunteer
s.1 was usDanued FIX years ago he resigned his po-
ion 70 assumc that OF Captain OF the Central Ere In.
surhce rauo which position be held at the time of bis
three children. ~ " " ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.
THE SICK MAN COMFORTABLE.
NE IS CALM AND cuErRFuL-puDuc INTEREST

HE IS CALM AND CIEERFUT.-PUBIIC INTEREST IN
HIS CONDITION.
The attendants reported that Commodore Wander
bt passed very easy day and evening yesterday.
Although he partook of little refrcshnent and slept
little. he was comfortable, and did not ap-
pear to he any weaker than on the pre-
vious day. He received several members of
his family and chatted pleasantly with his phySi-
clans. He does not appear to bo uneasy over his
condition, and the frmnc,s of his mnd continues TO
sustain him. Friends are constantly calling aud m
quirng for him, and there is almost incessant
ringing of the door bell
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
YACHT PACE ON THE HUDSON.

match race for $500 will be sailed on the
Hudson River to-day, from Newburgh, By the yachts
Susie s.. owned by Ira Smith, and Wn II Brown. owned
By C. F. Brown. The latter yacht Il new vessel, built
rms season by Harry Smcdey. Size has carried Oh Il
prize in nearly every regatta In which she has been
Mied Tue present match arranged on ihc 0rcIsicn
Oi tle NeWbgh regatta Of Aug 2, when th' Brown won
me hrs pfze $50 the extra prize for tie Dpd hang
Tic best tine III all tie caSscs