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New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
WASHINGTON.
THE PRINTERS AND Mr.. VANCE
DISCOVERY OF SUPPOSED PLOT TO DEFEAT MR..
vANCE-HIs COMPLAINT AND THE ANSWER OF


THE PRINTERS AND MR.. VANCE
DISCOVERY OF A SUPPOSED PLOT TO DEFEAT MIR.
vANCE-HIs COMPLAINT AND THE ANSWER OF
MR.. CLAPP.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUNE]
WASHINGTON. Aug. %. Representative Vance,
who took very active part in the investigation OF
the Government Printing Office, now finds that the
printers there are using their influence through
labor organization to defeat him in his district.
They have been taking up subscriptions in the Office
to help this move. On learning this he brought the
matter to the attention of Senator Anthony Chair
man of the Senate Committee onPrnting, as mat
ter the Republicans ought not to cOuntenance. The
Senator wrote to Mr.. Clapp the Public Printer on
the subject The latter has replied as follows:
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 1875.
MY DEAR SIR: have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt Of your OF the 18th inst calling my atten
ton to report which has reached you, in effect that
subscription has been opened in the Government print
You are pleased to say IA that connection while you
DO not dispute the right OF the employees Gt te
whatever they may be- in all lawful ways ana 10 suD
sacsD sGPS moneys Ta think lR it naecoous and that
subscription Of this kind should be opened anu
by any Of my snnord % dU dOu n a11 te Ga
express my dispproDat0n In such way as dec proper
aH& a In % cs ESa and Gs haa Of the
Government Printing Office, subscription paper was
srcsaed to by % & sG smpd Of the Office I the
purpose of raising funds to deilay the ex,
peuses OF two individuals who had been selected
by the printers to represent them in Mr.. Vance's
in behalf of the interests OF labor and In opPo-
sitOn to his return to Congress-. The ehort dd not seem
OF "A party political character, ana Respectfully
declined to Identified with 1t while had 10 power 10
prcyenti it, As am at present aylsed nothing na5 come
this movement, money las Deen collecteu upoh
tie subscription notice that recent W OF Congress
nhiDts the Election OF moneys for political purposes
by the employees OF all the departments OF the Govern
ment, and LcHce when enter upon my duties az fuoc
Printer IL will be my pleasure 10 guard that law from
violation In the Government Printing Once desire 10
thank you FOR calling my attention to tins subject very
respccJ ully, &c. a. NJ SLAP'
10 the Hon. Ii. B. Anthony.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

OTTAWA, Aug. 25.-The Government has no
information rOm British Columbia of any popular dis
content.
MADRID, Aug. 25.-The Hon. Caleb Gushing,
United states Minister, will sail on leave Of sb-
SAN Francisco, Aug. pa Victoria dis
patch say. Earl DuFiHs remark TO the abandonment
of the railroad referred only Section l. Vancouvers
Island.
LONDON, Ont, Aug. 25.-A cable telegram
says The Loaa9w Times s;n prosecutcs desuOry war
fare ans the Quebec loan. The old loan is reported
at % Ilc new loan Is hot quoted.
MONTREAL, Aug. 25.-A committee has been
appointed by the Montreal Board OF Trade TO confer
with Western business men the question Of cona-
mer,ial relations between Canada and Australia
LONDON, Aug. 25.-Christos BaumbOs, who
was found guilty OF numbering Capt Best and other of
GERS of the bark Caswell. hanged at Cork to-day He
and four Others had mutned and committed the crime
while the bark On her way from Antlfogasta 10
Queenstown.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.-The Pacific Mail
steamship CITY of Newlork arrived here to-day from
sydney via Honolulu, bringing British mails News 10
neagor ho Australia The Victoria budget shows THAI
the revenues exceed the estimates. The customs, excise
and territorial revenues showed an increase and are
urusycrvu5
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BRlDGEPoRT, Conn. Aug 25.--At Fails Village
Conn., today Ezra NJ IIowand as years od, whine Jumping
on a ain u motion, fell the and was Killed.
CLARFMoNr, n. H., Aug. 25.-Geo. Is. Dyer Of
Kelyvile Newport IT, fell from loaded team yesterday
and was killed
ITHACA n. Y, Aug. 25,Wil!iam h. Bond of Van
ElLeuyle Chemug County, committed suicide 10y shooting
himself this afternoon. DISSIPATION Is the cause assigned Tor
the act.
PoKT JERvIs, N Y, Aug. 25.-David Bruiner, a
ng waicDan the Erio Railroad sat down the
Irck switch and went % sleep He
struck by night express and thrown pile OF bnrnng
When from The fire few mtnutes later HE was
extinct and his remains terribly burned
PHILADELPHIA Aug 25.--An unknown man acci-
deay shot himself through the heart this morning at the
Alias opposite the Exhibition buildings and died nedatoy
thought e louruaist He had registered his name
as 4. GERBER Now York, pocket handN erciet
found person marked o. & Tho body now at the
morgue.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
AN OCEAN STEAMER BURNED.

The c. f. FUNCH AND HEX CARGO TOTAL LOSS
TIE GREW SAVED.
ANTWERP, Friday, Aug. 25, 1875
The White Cross line steamer c. +. Funch,
Capt Krudson, from New-York Aug. 10, for Antwerp,
was burned to-day at Kaloon Bank. The steamer and
her cargo total loss. The aggregate insurance
amounts to 100000 The crew were all saved.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THI~MsAsrER.
telegram was received yesterday from antwerp By
Funch, Edye & CO.. 27 North wIlamst., the agents OF
tho White Cross line, stating That the steamer C. F.
Funch was burned at Flushing, the port Of Antwerp
Another dispatch received at said the vessel pro-
badly would be total loss Tie steamer left here Aug
TO- with only passenger and ful! cargo, including
1895 bushels Of wheat, $3.50 terces OF lard, %
hogsheas tobacco 81 tobacco cuttings, 20 bags
coffee $50 bags cocoa 2S5 barrels n0ur 40 boxes bacon
and 6l hogshcads ta0w According 10 other kilograms
received by the agents the steamer arrived on the
Belgian coast Thursday and was towed INTO tne mar
bor nj Flushing The fire discovered IN the forward
hold No lives lost Tie steamers was l,5Ol tons
register, and 1C00 tons net. She was bnilt at KING
Horn England, by John keyn III ISL, anu was valued
at S200OOo she was mace oi IRON, ana nad hye COIN
paTtments, Her dimensions were as follows: Length,
$50 feet width, 81 feet inches depth, % feet The
cargo was valued at S25O,OOO. lie steamerb IL
believed, only partly Insured
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
RAHE BALL

The champion Boston Red Stockings, who
paying their last visit here for the season to close
their series OF games with the Muuals. played their
ninth game OF that series on the Union Grounds yester
DAY. in the presence about 500 persons The day was
very favorable for the game and IN the pools which
were sold play began the Bostons were faTortes
at odds OF $50 to S23 Mr.. Duchnnne OF the amateur
Osceoa having been selected to act rs umpire play
WAS called a 4a0 o'clock, with the slutias at the bat.
They failed to score their Urst three 0nings while tho
Bosons made one ~ the second by rood two.6ase bic
NV Munius ar, i've in their third nn:p9 by clean ha
Of Wright Leonard. and o'Rcurke, closing the third
inning with tho score TO IN their favor The Mutuas
fied 10 h the effective pitching OF Bradley TO
tent ana ouly succeeded in scoring fcur runs In their
o,L,r sjx nnings errors on the part OF Murnan
at Grst base Tue Bostons the other hand, had an
easy task In batting Matthew's pitching. They made
II ass hits IN their other innings, Brown being cred.
tied with clean home rur In the eighth and. adding
nine more .,,ns the scare won an esAy victory by
scorc OF Is TO T. The best play was shown BY bsuhaa
aud Start for tho home club aud Wright and MorF 100
Tue Vs'of' ist Sd sd tth sih 9Th III stn ON Tessa
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New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
MR.. WHEELER IN VERMONT.
A ROUSING RALLY AT ST. ALBANS.

ROUSlNG RADLl Al ol' hbDhINO'
A SALUTE FIRED IN HONOR OF THE NOMINEE
SPEECHES BY MR.. WHEELER, LUCIUs BIGELow,
AND LEVI UNDERWOOD.
ST. ALBANs. VT, Aug. 25.-The Republican rally
here to night was largely attended. A heavy
thunder shower interfcred somewhat with the open
dir arrangements and the proposed illumination In
the park At 7 o'clock the meeting assem-
bled in Academy Hall, which was crowded
1t was addressed by Lucius Blgelow
of Burlington in an effective speech for
an hour and half The meeting then adjourned to
the front of the Weden House to tender scrcnade
to the Hon. VIM. A. Wheeler, the Republican noml-
nee for Vice President. Mr.. Wheeler arrived by
special train from the White Mountains at o:13
p. m On his arrival n salute was fired. At . p. III
he was serenaded by the st. Albans Brigade Band
Mr.. Wheeler appeared the balcony, and was
greeted with tremendous cheers. He was introduced
by Edward A. Smith as one Of the ablesI statesmen OF
the Republic, and addressed the crowd i'll calm
and foIcbe speech At its close after three rousing
cheers for our next Yice-Prcsident" the assem-
blage wero invited to the Park where they were
addressed by the Hon. Levi Underwood OF Burng
ton, the aim Of whose speech was to show that the
Democratic party ia as formerly in favor OF the
doctrine of State Rights, considering the Federal
Government not nation but mere confederation
of States, and that Gov. 1ilden. with whom the
speaker is well acquainted, is firm believer in that
doctrine, aud will faithfully endeayOr to carry 1t
out If elected President.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
THE BLACK HILLS.
rCu TROPHIES FROM THE MINES.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Aug. 25.-The latest news
by The Bacs Nus Pioneer, published ut Doadwood Is
encouraging Eight hundred ounces of gold dust arrived
in this city today Yesterday solid piece OF quartz was
consigned 10 the Pacific coast for exhibition. 10 brstles
with pure gold all The piece weighs about 20
pounds aud is estimated to contain 800 in gold This
is from the Alpha mines and specimens or the same orc
are now on exhibition III the OF ". c. Bennet The
telegraph line which has been making rather slow pro-
gt.Ss ewing the absence OF escort fof the working
parties making headway All the poles are set 10
Iu Creek 80 miles Beyond Laramie. ana the work OF
stringng the wire begun. The frs: communication over
il was sent last nighI from Platte River
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
FOREIGN PRINCES ANNoYANCEs.

1t is stated that Don Carlos has been an
noyed recently the conduct OF who have fol-
lowed him Whenever he left his hotel lie complained Of
this 10 Justice Kasmire yesterday stating that he was
not afraid of any personal encounter, but lie thought
these persons had good intentions toward him. lie
concluded, however, to make no formal complaint. IL
was promised, however, that the police should give him
any necessary protection. reporter OF TIE TRIBUNE
called Windsor Hotel last evening, but neither
Prince tc proprietor were IN the hotel no ufor-
nation could be obtained. The clerks, however, were
DISPOSED treat the matter OF little Importance.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
THE INVASION OF SERvIA.
CONFERENCE AT BELGRADE.

CONFERENCE AT BELGRADE.
PRINCE MILAN DISPOSED TO MAKE PEAcE-THE AUS
TRAN FRONTIER VIOLATED BY TUE TURKs-A
PEASANT MURDERED AND CATTLE STOLEN.
LONDON. Friday, Aug. 25, 1876
dispatch to TIE PaU Mall Gazette from Berlin
says Germany has decided to send an officer to the
Turkish headquarters to report any further cru
elites.
The Porte refuses to grant armistice until the
preliminaries for peace are settled.
BELGRADE, Friday, Aug. 25, 1875
At the conference last night between Prince Milan
and tho foreign consus the latter urged peace Tho
Prince declared his readiness to conclude peace on
the basis of the situation prior 10 the war.
vienna, Friday, Aug. 25, 1870.
Prince Milan last night invited all the foreign con-
sus to conference at the palace 1t is understood
the conference related to negotiating an armistice
aud peace; that the Prince expressed desire for
peace, and requested mediation looking thereto
ZARA, Friday, Aug. rs, 1875.
The Turks yesterday violated the Austrian from
tier near Ossoinik seized 90 sheep and CATTLE and
fred upon the peasants, wounding one. Another
captured and decapitated. They also fired at
the Austrian gendarmes and rereated into their own
territory with the booty. Two companies Of Austrian
troops lave arrived at Ossoinik.
PRINCE MILAH's PEACE PROPOSAL.
VIENNA, Friday, Aug %, 1875.
The Political Correspondence publishes the following
particulars concerning the overtures of Prince Milan
for peace Full justice having been done to mill
tary honor by six days lighting at Alexinatz, where
there is prospect of for either side, tho
continuance of the struggle would only involve use
less sacrifice of life and further losses. Therefore
the Prince summoned the representatives ofthc Guar
antecng Powers declared his readiness gratefully to
accept their good Offices and offered to respond to
the counsels of Europe He requested them to use
their influence to resstablish good understanding
between himself and the Porte, and procure the ces-
sation of hostihtics everywhere re-includmg Monte
negro.
"Thc foreign representatives Immediately COM
municated by telegraph with their respective Gov
ernments.n
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
TRIP or THE PEACE COMMISSION.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-The Peace Commission
ers some half dozen in number arrived here to-day cn
route to Omaha and points west of that place to talk
with the Sioux Indians. Bishop Whippc will arrive
here and Join them this evening and they will leave
within twcnty-four hours on their mission. They are
furnished with instructions by the Interior Depart
l!ent which, ii is said that they shall inform the
Indians tiat they must leave their reservations, but
must stop their dcpredatiOns upon the Black Hills
miners submt 10 examination.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
YESTERDAY AT THE EXHIBITION.

PHLADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-This afternoon at
o'clock the hour appointed for the last sal rites over
the remains OF the late Speaker Kerr programme Of
funeral drgcs appropriate to the solemn ceremonies in
Indiana was rendered by Prof. widdows the
Machinery Hal cnines.
President Grant spent several hours in the Exhibition
to-day devoting most OF the time to the Government
building.
The paid admissions to-day were 32,30s
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
A Roy ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

William Lurch, who keeps gun shop at
No l57 GrandsL went yesterday to Creedmoor leaving
his nephew David Fromm, age 10, TO attend the store
In his absence. About p. George r. Brooks OF No.
40 EdIidge-st went In TO look at revolver ana while
the clerk was showing the customer how the weapon
was loaded the propetors son Robert age TO- went TO
tho font NJ the counter 10 see the cartridge inserted
Just as he reached the place. however, Fromn acci-
dentally let the hammer of the pistol fail upon the
car,idye and the ball struck boy the left breast,
nenet, atipg the heart aud lodging the back Robert
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
CrBAN FrNCTIoNARIEs AssAILED.

HAVANA, Aug. PA pasquinade, dated
New-York, Aug 3, but undoubtedly prnted here, has
been prousey distributed during the past few days IL
makes charges against CaptainGeneral Jovellar and
other high fnconaries here, and accuses Gen. Jovear
of pcnotism In awarding contracts for army supplies
Other fuuotiOnares accused Oi frauds upon The reye
nue. and nsaprrOpriatOu OF taxes and also OF allowing
tine clapdaslnC introduction OF SrtO Domingo tobacco
By steamers from Porto Rico The tone ot tee pasqu
Rde clearly shows that its a1tcrs were spantardS ana
probably enemies OF Capta.nG2Gcr2l JoYear IL Is uW
cult to say II there is any truth Al II.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
CONSPIRACY IN SPAIN.

Madrid, Friday, Aug. %, 1876.
There are rumOrs that political conspiracy
has been discovered ia Pampeun IL is stated that AZ
rests have been made The arrisons Of the Upper Ma
yarre have been reinforced.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
GRADUATES BIG WALK.

SUMMIT HOUSE, Mt. WASHINGTON, N. H.,
Aug 25.--Mr. Mar.att, graduate of Bowdoin College,
who took prize Saratoga TINS Summer, walked from
the top OF tins mountain to Portland yesterday The dis
tuu ls miles.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
TIE IRISH RIFLE TEAM COMING.

LONDON, FfIIly, AUg %, 1910.
The Inman Line steamship City of Berlin,
which sailed from Queenstown to-day, had on board the
Irish Rifle Team which is to compete IN the international
rifle matches.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
THE ANGLO.FRENCH Tunnel.

LONDON, Friday, Aug. %, 1915.
Soundings for the Channel tunnel to connect
England and France Will be finished BY the end OF Au-
gust The engineers report thaL the results are very
satisfactory
New-York tribune., 1876-08-26

fell dead upon the floor without utterng word Fro.nm
was locked MP in the Mulberry Street Station House,
as no one doubts that the shooting was purely acc
dental he will probably be released to-day.
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WAEHIyGTOy.

Hon. Allen T.. Caper1on. United StEtes
Senator from West Virginia died in WASH
ingfon on the 18th. after An illness q les-
than q weeks duration His disease Wa
angina pecf0ris. Mr.. CaperiOr was \
Democrat politically, and his Senatorial
term would have expired in ISL.
Gen. Green b. RAum. ofIllinois, former
~ Representative from the Eighteenth Con-
gressional District, has been noninAied for
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue. vice
Pratt, resigned.
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ury, appeared before the House Committee
investigating the st. Louis whisky friEs. On
the 9Th, and gave In detail HE knsz3edEe
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az -. Louis, urging the g~rezfesf activity in
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generally Until BAhcock became irxalr.d-
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