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New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
Business ChanGcs.

4 FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS OPENING
"a Old, Cesiablished succcsu hrm desiTr iAhl.
MIR 10 take The pre ot one terng oi si,t'unt OF
heniih a .eldOu ufsuai for Hnn OF u
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tNpcTicnec s5ly Ia give cureit aI "a itto ~
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SlCOOHO Of the rru. raituets Interest lcsi 0i reference
required aui correspondence us'cs, unless All th' d1Ae
can be- met Address strict confidence BAil'
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OFncE or THE UoSsoiIpATox Coal COAL c6arAST on ,7a 97E
hT a MEEIING OF THE BOARD OF
~ directors acid this day . DIVlDEND OF 22 fl.is
CENT was declared the Capital Stock payable on anu
aSr h 2ansfer AZ Books win close O'Clock Dec. 20.
and reopen on inc n'Orn'is H. c. HICKS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12
PLRSONAL.
for now.

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher lrived at
the White Mountains yesterday with his party.
The Rev. DR.. Field of The Evangelist has ar
rived al lis bone IN Stockbridge Mass having finished
his tour around the world
Ex-Secretary Welles VIII contribute an article
20 each of the next numbers o. Ihe GdGrg on Inc
Nomination and Election OF Abraham LDcOin'
Ex-Secretary BristOw arrived III Swampsc0t
OIL Tlurslay morning the guest OF the Hon. Harvey
Jewell x-PostmasterGeneral Jewell is staying al
the same place.
Congressman Lamar had an attack resem-
bling apop,xy few days ago. and is confined to ms
room in consequence physician advises entire rest
and quiet necessary to recovery.
A walking-cane that belonged to Lafayette
is TO be added to historical collection in Independence
Hall Philadelphia, in accordance with the desire OF
its most recent owner the late Hon Henry K. My6at
OF Cbenango County. n. y. IL is made from wood cut
i'm Sllesa III Prussia. and IS the identical cane held Oy
the Marquis when hc sat for his portrait taken DS Sy
in 1924 and whclrn now hangs on the Wa ~ tue std-
way in Independence Hall II Is quite elaborate IN
woillnanslp, and has been well preserved
UTICA, Aug. 11.-Writing from Litchhcid
Observatory (Hamilton College, to The ULea Herdd'
under date OF Aug 10 Prof C. H. T. Peters; says: Last
night good angel carried planet into The field OF
NV telescope as 10 commemorate the date which orr
generous patron the Hon Edwin G. LitchHcd, honorcd
the observatory and college with visit. The planet is
of bright eleventh 1nacutudc; al 1880 O'Clock in u
hours % minutes right ascension, and in 10 degrees no
second dcCilnaiOn, moving nearly pdidiel t
the equator. Ii VIII make number 100 or TIC hstfolo
group and. the time completes thc second uoleh
has been for many years close between hncric3n
aud European astronomers in the discovery o; ScFOlds
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12

Of Pennsylvania, Sherman. and Window, who wouid
have voted in tho affirmative. were pared win mesSr''
Aerrtmon Dennis McDonoid Wallace, Sd1Sbury' fhnr-
man. and Bayard who would have voted In the mega
tive The estOn then being ordering the JOINT reSo
lutlon rs amended TO third reading. 1t was aSreeu W
by a vote OF 2SYeas TO - Nays.
Mr. EDMUNDS then moved that the third reading OF
the oint resolution take place tomorrow az 0cocf'
and said he was frank say that he made the motion on
account OF the Senate not being full. and he ieaed TO-
night il might be lost account OF not having The neces
sary thirds vote After long discussion II was or
dcred that the Joint resolution be read third tune az
O'Clock tomorrow.
Mr.. CONKLING announced that he might not De aoe
TO bo I'm the Senate at that hOGr tomorrow and TO Dke
the Tair even tho Senator from Massachusetts or.
BortwelD had Joined him In pairing win the Stltt"I
from Kentucky (Nr. McCFCeryl on the JOINT ebOiuIo
that senator would vote against the resolution Wiic
Mr. Boutwell, and himself would vote for ~ ON notioh
of Mr. CONKLlNG the Senate recedCd rom hE ulsaSet-
mcnt TO the appointments OF the House 70 tho nu! 10 pun
ish the coutNFfeiting OF tlade-mark" goods ana 10
prohibit the sale of or dealing in such goods. lie sara II
was so late in the session that ne thought 1t unwse TO
ask another conference and he thought II best 10 lc he
House have its way. The amendmcuts OF the House
were then agreed 30 and the bin passed a.
Hr. WINDOW tRcp., Mnn) rom the Conference Com
mittee on the Indian Appropriation DIi, SUM slo',t ~ - G
port that the cOmmitte had agreed and moved tAAt VI ne
nOr-concurred in. 10 ordered. he a'so proved
that another conference De asked and tbat me o con
ferpes ON he part of the Senate, Mrsrs. HndO Logan
and Kernan DC reappUn.cd. Agreed 20. In SuDmhttng
the report Nr WEdOmsad the cOnicrees ucsreu 20 hNo
the report nOncOucurrM in ana rtcOnntt3d " thc vO
mitte6 for the purpose OF having certain IOd'hca'os
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12
TIE URAM1.
INCIDENTS At HAND.


Several theatrical openings are announced
new management OF Col W. L. sinn 1t will be styled
The Olymlia Novelty Thcatcr, AMI VIII be devoted to
Varieties Tine Eagle Thcatcr, altered and rcfitcd, will
bo opepad bv IL. Josh Hurt, Oh Aug. 2lIl,o with Va
r,etes. the Uniou square Thratcr will he rcopcned ON
tbe 2stl OF August. with Mr. Bret nrtc'S drama of
"Two Me, % slndy Bar" Abloo Theater.-SIr JOHN A.
Mack !anagcr7yii bc opened the 2Sth Of August.
with epccace drama TEe promised piece is announced
az new u, tNc title Of Dl" The Third Avenue The
ator viii hc reogcucd Aug. 2S, by Mr. b. W Hitch
COX with Varieties The rcOpening o. the san Francisco
Oncra IIor.e N Mo.srs Birch aud Backs, il set down
for sea,t 4--o course with Negro Minstrcisy. Tony
Pastors Th.s;, aud Messrs Iarrig3n and HartS The
ater lliiur-b0th devoted to Varietcg-hayo already
been reopeued The Park is to reopen with 1lr Mars
deTs auds;" bat The GATE OF TeopcuiDg has not set
been diyu'grd aics-lS. Kelly and Leon, at the Twenty
tArG StlC opera House, will refresh their current pro
c7amtne Tonight. by The introduction Of VI. Onen-
bach's Mons Cu0uficlli At Home" Mr. Florence VIII
remain for several wrc,s yesit WaaCs Theater act
ing the Hon I}a,HgeU Siote The performance OF g The
Mighty Dollar" at that theater tonight viii be its
173th in Nc,y-YorB. Mr. SOthcrn's engagement at
tc Fifth Avenue Thcator viii extend 10 the 9iL oi Sep
tculber and presumably, will be filed by iOTd DiG'-
,e,r,, which is drawing wei. Mr. DAILY is understood
70 be NJ wor, on play and he has IN reserve pieces
lv INDIE George c. Barrett Mr.. W. ID HOwclls, Mr.
nrouchalo and Mr Dlvidge At the Union square they
intend revival OF The Two Orphans with tresh cast
and viii present Clara Morris in lies D;nchch,' ana
otner plays Miss Morris il also to act at me br"oN{
Thracr Mile Aimee, and aterWGid SiSh"l i'osoI WIZ
come 10 the Lygtum. under Mr. Maurice tr1h> ihahS
mont In G " Barry actor OF talent ana DESERT Is
performing dt y NOJas MuSculh.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12

RyR Y PIERCE " b. o. the NUrlis Dispenslry Buralo,
" l. Author Of The Peoples Common sense Nedical Al
~; I.y the great depuratns puryingl organ Of lhs
EN- nd la, appropriately ben termed The house
Lus- Of uur h,alin. have observed in the diSaetuBg
ROOM ard also IN making p0st9rtrm oNl aohs OF ihs
t.c proportion III given evidence Oehty
ing time been Diseased IdYor affections are raiy
prevalent beasts Livery butcher knows taJ te hN'iS V
cattle sheep, swim. ten urs frequently diseased
any other oTsan 4 healthy L. cr rach u&y seci a)ot
l,stci oG i from cauoc De disabled IA th- performance
Of is duico IL s evident lt ne elehlH % tlg @ ,ss
remain ia the hoJ thns ttai!ng plolng "au lelNelhy
vital process Natifo ttttlp3 20 ru tle s)s'
tcsr usrsis b. means u oEcr organs Is the l.
additional aDor and are unable TO Withstand the pres
The BRAIN which great electrical center Of all vitality
bcrOues Oyer.tmHl-ttG Win uhhe2hl O"l ald IlIS 70
hragC nc impairment Of the memory, dizziness gloomy gr
bodi!es. ana iui'ab.ly Of TEMPER Nhn tho pieOi IS
brs clvOlyl,J and sCrDulpas ttmorS me stNna,h ana
towels later become aneae and c9usiipaiion.
P''" ''Of'' 3 si5itlioI5 og iyKR co.irLtNr.
saOw color 81 to Siu, yellow shrEOwn spots on tho
vita ra.iach6 dzncs, bittcr bad taste "a the
mouth, drynsss % tHe tIt"il ana NJ era meat
slur s laac raising opy and ClpH sensation
IrS s},urss AMI vomiting al. css hrayness aud
vaYg palas iu the Sides back, or breast ANA about 10
stuat OF, alternating with GI,rrhei piles !aUence rerp
col o Tie eAtiel ties rts ~ pond 20 tc eld
with symptoms of'apopcAy; n1mhaess Of the limbs leJ
re, ali a; MINT iis alternating wih hot flashes Lii
ny and other urinary dhcu $, hl!ncfS iow spirits ,il
i.,Iy' H. Ue Irfs nj in a j cas-, nt one trlc.
TEEtNENr.-lake Dr fiER GoLuHN MtpIcM DlsooyERr
alcrtyc TIE yer For LIVER Complaint aud the
ya,ious affections caused ya as s.d liver thrso ferics
unsurpassed ms GodG Nsihal discovery docs ret
Simply laIe the disease, but produces lasting eject
~ ~ use ibe liver 1nd stomach are canstl 10 an Ht'se
healthy state, the appetite j. rtEG!'teL c Dop' phd au
cHTcie, ana the entire sjsem renovated and restored 70
The Discovery is sold by drls4dsts r. v PERcz, 4 d.
Proprietor worlds ID pousliy, Bufalo y Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12
DPAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Gcncyieve Ward is in Paris.
Mr.. Toole has gone to Switzerland on
pleasure trIp. .
Mr.. Charles Wyndham is refreshing himself
at tGe German bats.
com Boys" at the London Vaudeville, has
passed its 5y0th representation
Mr. Rowe viii net at ST. Lake City on the
l7th 18Th and 18Th Of August
Mr.. Joseph Dcssauer OF Prague, German
composer is lead ~ ls 7StA year.
Mr.. Boucicaut's drama OF The OctCrooh'
has been revived at the Surrey, London.
ola File de Roland" has past It's lOOth
rcpres nj l,.on NJ tha Theatre Frdncais' PARIS
1t is stated the % Italian composers pro-
duced new operas duug the rst six months oI year
Verdi's Aidan has been translated INTO Rus
sian aud viii be produced next season III eI f'''iS-
burg.
The new dramatic season at the Boston
Museum viii begin On the 2sIh ot August, with Fer
rtol"
Miss Marriott has been acting, in Scotland,
rs Quee,. Elizabeth, In the wellknown GiacommelVs
play
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12
TIE SIOUX WAR.

NEW FORTS IN THE INDIAN COUNTRY.
fFEoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRlBUhEI
CAMP on YELLOWSTONE RIVER, OPPOSITE MOUTH
OF ROSEBUD CREEK, Aug. 2.-Major FoBythe OF
Gen. Sherldam's staff leaves to-day in the Carroll
II is understood in the command that new fort Is
to be built at once at the mouth of the Tongue
River Material is already en route, and mechanics
are expected. The four additional companies OF the
9TH Infantry ordered here are, IL IS believed TO De
left as guard under Leut.-Col. j. Nc Whistler 1t
is understood that another fort is to be ballt next
year on the Big Horn near the mouth OF the Little
Big Horn. 1t is presumed that one CT these new
forts will be named in honor of Gen. Custer; the
other possibly after the next senior officer killed.
Col keogh
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12
ARRIVALS AT TERRY's CAMP.
HIS MEN JUBILANT AT TIE slGHT-TdE MARCH Il
uAvr prGIN OK AIG. Z,

HIS MEN JUBILANr AT THE SiGHT-fdE MARCH 10
HAVE BEGUN on AUG. Z.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 11.-A special dis
patch from Bismarck smits the following nom Gen
Tcrrys camp at the mouth Of the Rosebud under date
Of Aug. 8:
"CoL OTIS with six companies Of the 22d Infantry
arrived on the % inst. and Gen. Miles, with SIX compa
MES Of the 5ih, reached camp the next day Ihe sEh
of these two zine 5aalions most cheering to our
men, who are iu6lanf but lack something OF the clas
tcity which characterized them carly days OF the
campaign Oar fellows in temper which VIII render
them dangerous antagonists but they present rough
cncd appearance. Besides the new ariNgs the entire
command is being rchttcd and assembled on the SCUM
hank of The Yellowstone The march will begin On the
-tI inst Gen Tory, IN an order dated july 70, e..
presses his thanks TO Pgiyaes Jas Bel, Mu Eva q ana
E.u Stewart OF Company Z, IN Infantry, for conveying
dispatches To Gen. Crook and returning I3cst mch,
among others volunteered 10 20 through hostile lnial
country VIXEN Indian scouts refused"
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12
5nerial Noilces.

Pos,-OsAcc Notice.-rhc FOREIGN MAILS Tor he week
ending SATU ROAl, Aug - 1876, VIII cSo ai ~ Ohcs
TUESDAY az i2SO l M toi tnn pe pr sUa, Nlsc1n.
sin. Via Oucen .town: On WEDNESDAY az g. m. IOt
slroGN pes steamship hbYasn.a, Ma Ouccust0wn on
THURSDAY, At li:SD a. m iOf t-ifppe, p'9 s'ehashP
Saoya Plymouth Chcrbodrs. and -ltmburyi on SAL
Europe per ste1tn1DiD serinlnic, wa
Ouerr oyi: correslUndeusc tJr Germany. France aud
cutlgnd intsnde di,patch by this steamer must %
,ucrialY addressed. and at iOI scotland drN. pei
stcaEslp Fhop.a via Gasgow ana at mr tor Ftlues
direct per steamship 81 Gefman, havrei aud AZ llo
D. n tor Europe per steamship Doa, So southampton aau
m euen The mails for Australia sc, wll csVe Sah bt.'
cissn Ans M The mails thb est indies va BsImWiA
% ~ sS s SSyy y,, Aug IL Tie mails fof China &c, viii
"ara ss 's s,p rr,nesro l1nt 4, A. /. JAMES. T. n.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12

sectional or secaran in any sense the Catholics wish
their schools to DO subjected to religious influences,
and they wish TO teach their faith unmoested asking
from the State nothing but protection. The Archbishop
adds "we say protection No doubt justice and equality
would enttle the Catholic people of this country TO e1
emptOn from taxation FOR the support Of other schools,
share OF the public school fund in proportion TO
the number OF pupils i'll their schools. But this
claim disposed TO waive in your favor We ask
favor privilege. All ask is to be let alone In
following the dictates OF conscience, ana you
refuse this without undermining the Constitution
fnnr h.DLra
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12
THE CAMPAIGN IN INDIANA.
SPEECH OF SENATOR MORTON.

bFEEOIl OI nENhIVIs NrVHfV1''
THE TWO PARTIEs-THEIR RECORDS. THEIR CANDi-
DATES, AND THEIR PRINCIPLES.
INDIAN NAPoLis, Ind, Aug. Ex-senator Morton was
tonight escorted by the Hayes Guards IN uniform
from his hotel to the Academy Of Music, which was
filed with people to overfowing. The Hon. Albert
G. Porter there presided and introduced the Senator,
who opened the campaign in Indiana with speech
which is gwen in abstract below. He arralgned
the Democratic party for ITS attitude toward
the leading questions of the past twenty years ;
dwelt upon the course they have pursued IN the
present House of Representatives; discussed lhe
records of Gov Tden and Hendricks, and their iet-
ters of accepance spoke Of the Southern outrages'
and concluded with references to Gov. HayeSs re-
cord as a soldier and as a private citizen.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12
L17ESr SNIP VIEWS
For other Hip Ne,rs So, Iif'h P1J.l


ARRIyrD.
steamship John Er mall ~ Neg e'2 lip ln.i'9 ~
T. H. Aug VIA rnd.r l.sss Joshua = fuc~er & 20
pSr MasiT 1SST Fsig H. Bii Is iaya win sugr
Park NaipO p9n.l, FOut lfyrra IL d1ys, - 9ilia-'
Iars Gusspp.nl r. liaiD Rusgofo' MAaI D az" VIA
Brg lod lAustl car-boha ST. Fa1'ir ~ days IL bal
schr Fayorite tof Havei) Butler Bsaeoa 10 days.
wen sc.I. l" ~ p Irar,ck sharrot virginia, with co,L
sclr John snpw of Macras) Mitchell 7I,l'es.'' D.
2cr oio J53f choryhod Wilson sands River y =, Is
SIR I5nnie Ioseryc French. Roclaai. with !.mo
Sc.y Ned Sampler, Pin h i'I. kOc<ltuf, VIII nn p
schI 4 i!amuiond. Go WITH. Bo yl"nlaa, VIA ice'
Scir. Watchna Ii.ar5e 6a ,sor, VII Iln2., ,,
WIND-Sunset. light IS. c!eir. hwy Oh slpre
DISASTERS.
SAVANNAH Aug. ll-Tlo G.rman ship Traa'ssr, ron
HAyaE Aug 1.-THE B.itisa bark James huif A'ker,
-sJm Amsterdam July 81 philadelphia, arrived here TO-
day leAAy.
Th' r s'eai2 HTUS. T ~ S ns,a Snan M A1s
QUEENSTOWN. Aug. lTbe lnman Line steaishi. tiiY u
Rciaold. Liverpool Aag I'D. Tor Ne"-N0IS. sAica
ASfwRaf Aug G-saiic,l. steamship Do Ruyr Pax, Tor
RIO JiSr.Ro. July li--In post shio ). W M.rr Morse
liverpool; bir1~ Helen Angler Staples, Car'uhi L"T.pa
Iade Bale co.: Sew Light SNOW d. big llth all.
'Olycr YORK: 5ehA miami a S,9.', - az d.
now YORK. Hector, Higgins Bidus"cAi Ada j. bIuno''
Cahan, baltimore.
DOMESTIC POETS. -
CuApLrs1oy Aug llAr, yod B. T.. Dickcuson rom
Batn. NJ. Cleared. scnr j. l.. Myman, for 30 tJi
IIcmoyD. Va AGs. lL-vle'reI ochr A'es'r T. cray
BA1INoGa hHI. ll.--Arrivod steamships WIN. Crane
Row, ) i,ostoa N!Ir and Bowen Norl3fk John $ S.n'
yaI Wool Psi adepaL CLEARED, sta imsIiDs Mexican tbrI
WhitB:Yn Liverpool; T. y. Bruno Fost'T, New YORK
III ~ ,t sn s: Eis: .iry lc!tSs air Pt i,ota1 sx1rs
jesse Mudocs: ocu Ne -jedolJ AN, IN. 'gn Ir,tcf
iarlcla; u. T. Do"ney Thompson Boston, ~ 4" Fai"1iL
Die New-YOrA.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12
Au Notice, Of ua,?agr, mast be iadorssi ~iA Ji,II
ssaE1s&aEssSsza


ALGxANDER-oa "Wednesday. Aug. Q, Mary Alexander
The friends sna relatives Of to family ore respectfully
qUc-t"u 20 at;cnG her mnta. on 2aIniay The l2h ip,i
at . from thc residence Of hcg parents laJ Ei5h'i'
nAlEn IN Gro.ya A%r i; l3-s Sen. A. wife Of
The !a.'es AID ira MS d" Ig n y at n % M, nISa .
Isl ',lc. - q aast, At 3 p N
BRowN-At Liberty y - on Aug. 2 OF cholera ntantum,
Bsaan aud slaujlapghter OF W!i.a- H. Brigham.
BURNETT suldea!y - Plado.phia sarah T. yentcrpoel
Eil o. H1' @ T. T. 8asrs CIV '''''' VI ~. O'~' al
Tunc,l ~ NiuterhooS on sunday, Aug l3.
tl13Hy pIp's please copy.
CuApEI.-At "rhc Glen" Ncv.yorS. on Aug 10 Uau,
\. .vtoI FcNar' Chapel aud oniy diUsAe. OF IheO.oFe
Fant s,ryicr vi 6cla at Size residence of her parents
ococS b. ~ ci5,iycs a,d aaa, az nsiabrrs 4 Go q.
"a Regiment y. G. :. y. l., 'ctlny My;ca 60 At
KI:Hsl.!y N Drocln on I'm Inst Mrs. Elizabeth A.
1 !, . Ia W t, -l,' lt o. tf-,, invited IA ,.,e,a
5 H. y 81 ,,upt 'i, a =, $I ~ M , ~, Is r' iees
olh.rd5S; ;hei sirt sara kc5sg US NosJraula,e..
I,iac, aud New Hlyea pa,crs please copy.
KENDALI.-At Falmouth HisAt' .ias'. Aug c. chas d.
,oGNv-cn the rorrinrcr the IOtb NJ 32ii Markct ST.,
rliyacrh.2 OF Inflammation OF Lungs =. A. Lost. II
MoRGAN-At Ncw.Rochclle on Friday Aug. H. Heury r.
14e raN, @ ana m ,ri: a q The my arg rCsPcr'2g, 2
dly Aus z a. ocig.s p ~ Ca:gaNs yii be n gaas
St. Louis papers please copy
Fagrli ser, .ccs 70 lo,i Street PTS, church, Eibtth,
On >uhda! "a ct!ccG b. ~. FY',i tin ti lu4p''s aHi
friends viii leave loot IL iIpcys ai 1915 O'Clock return
ng, leave elizabeth al 4 O'clock iht,mtnt AZ A9aaJ.
uOBERTs-On liidcy AUg II. 1870 Ann lob'rtS
Tho The family invited % 4;teal tac funeral
ficu ite rcsdelCe oCi SvCJud5vc SUNDAY, Aug.
i3, att D. n.
ROGERS-At ScarborOuG Udson. Agg 10. very ld
derry, katharine ST. ia daughter % >. Nartta au1
Iapny Edwards The N ~ her
Reatsps aud iIeuds the fanny ilGiitd ut;eBi
funeral rOa residence o parents Muuial tho
lltl inst, fie arrival ~ the O'Clock taiI noli re
Grand Central Depot Returning trains leave SyrgoVugu
Of j.p9 j. H.. and iarrytJwn At G.i1 B. M.
TERGN-Fra1k, infant Of Charles NJ. AMI Rctccca 2.
Terry, aged IL muaihs.
Funeral arst dyy, 18th inst 10 e. ~ fr.m go south
NtGtR~t, BTOOAyn, +. d.
WATSON-At Livingston y. j., Aug. O. Laura Pringlc wife
Oi john y. " 2ts0u. aged p ytirs.
Funeral Saiury, lh inst, az Carriages
will IN waiting OraA Ilco, lsiOa train isJu
foot Barclay FeL i3 Invited without further Doucc.
WHEELER Suddenly II S2nors C,utu Wcs.Cheser Co,
NY on Friday, rug. H. 1876, Kitty BelSrap MhelH, N
tie l9;h " her
Funeral services TIE Tgsdencc of htr mother Nrs A.
Wheeler No. 800 MoIris.ave Elizabeth. M on Monday
afternoon. AIg. o. at OyrA thc remains VIII Oe taken
to Bridgeport, Corn, for ITterMCuL
ErGB, port and Baltimore papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12
TROOPS WANTED FOR THE FRONTIER.
MESSAGE FROM IH& PRESIDENT TO CONGRESS
LETTERS FROM GEMS. SHERIDAN AND SHERMAN
AND FROM tbs SECRETARY OF WAR.

MESSAGE FROM III" PRESIDENT 10 CON"h"oS-
LETTERS FROM GEMS. SHERIDAN AND SHERMAN
AND FROM tbs SECRETARY OF WAR.
tGEsERAL PRESS DIsPArcH.l
WAsuHGToN, Aug. 1.-THE following mes
sage was sent by tho President to Congress to-day
To the senate GDd House Of RcITeSe"t1tirss'
transmit herewith iclogram oi tht ON oi AIGtsL
inst from ICut icIl sheridan 10 Cen SHERMAN. letter
uf the Ilh TIE present month from Gtn sherman
to the Secretary Of Wdr. ara letter irom the latter 9f
the date to me, III setting j0itE tuc S'ni hyeuS
ot The army IN consequences ol CASING AU.'i'lts.
would strongly uEEc aFOu 1 hSrtSH TIE HCVcSS.l % %
maAing provision FOR contingency NAlcL Lty
arise during tnc vacation for more tro'> in le iIu
country tEau Il Is now pnaSlhe TO stHL
10 much more economical anu DcJtcE 10 au I"-
ize OF the present cavalry 0tge ~ @1Oo Pr,
Yates bur II tls ls n"t deemed %lNsIe thch tHit t'
Pre- sid"nt be Authorized 20 call Ou not exceeding nNc
regiments 900 strong each Of volunteers 90 serve ICr
period not exceeding six months should tH' laie
authority be given would not order oui any yolE-
unless, in my opinion blscd upon reports nom me
scene of war, dccmc 1t absolutely neres,! tud '4cl
on.y smallest number considered snic4rht u meet
tIc emergency L. 5. GRANT.
Eyecnitre Naasion. Aug II. 1876.
re following is Gen. Sh,ridans letter TO Gen. Shcr-
~ 49,, ,a-o
To gen. W. T. SHERMAN Washington, D. e.:
have not been dOc reinforce the garrison AT Red
Cloui spotted Ia.i, AZ S,anu!g Roci, 10 e strons
enough I, count The Indians OF 10 arrest gni GSai;n
thO,t cOing il. bog OF you u see ldc MiIitaS toh
intec Of the House and uggc On II l.c Necessity o'
i.,r su- the cavalry regiments 20 100 10 cacH com
pany Gen Crooks JOtal strength II l,''ii ICtfl 5,
1878, ana 70 give tins force t3 tEem nave stnp,ed
cgtly post from ,Ht line Of IN. M'ui;oDL to Texas
waGt morc moIui.t mcl. We nave noj cAccsuci The
law enlisting aGia In fact have not as many
=, TIC law allows IuG WhUi3 EuADcr al ilta dNSJh
IA nly iii Yur Indians ,,ltl Gen. Crook arc not en-
listed or oven paid They are not worm paying lEey
are With INN only g. g.atify hcr desire for hsht ana
tAeir TINS; Iur revenge on thc sioux.
/. IL. sH-i Dan, Leut-Gcnsr3i.
The letter of Gen. Sherman the secretary OF War IN
orse, the recommendations Of Gen. Sheridan, ana tie
letter of the S.c,etary OF War recommends the same to
the Pr, 3ident.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12
A ifrcf fa. Thpac Tiv1c-.

The difference between the improved stylt OF the o.
dirary sewing machine and the "NcY AUTOMATIC OF tho
Wilcox & Gibbs Co is simply maryeious, and puts tao
latter far ahead everything hitherto inyeHed In sewing
macincs at the Cente1n1l Machinery H4l Sec u
T. Col 80, and at COS broadway, NewYork
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12

,.,.,oss diet n change os ya.e-, or q cod 1,t
ynr in the bowels very often brings on >. tns sas1n o &
aas an osnate darrisa og other troIDl' " ne
ysa, y 81 81 G stoSssh or Iols II JJi woil1 rai' slci
complaints In rational way try a. o1ce Dt & 49, I'd
NtSGTIyY BAsAg . simple buL saf) n>y ioI We =. a'
equally oToctnal In all case3 oi cramps CI''I' "''
l;sentcry and summer Complaint
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12
HOSTILE INpIAys ENCOUNTERED

OTTAWA, Aug. ia letter from member
pf Ia. Narih-Wc,s Mounted Police Fore dated 81 BIS
marck. July i9, says: "Ou patty came across 100
sIonx on the war-p4;h IA" evening OF the lsih ns
about 1870 mil, from tie scene ot tne 5scr n.s,,,'e
.is
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12

Crotoa Wnier.Tkc public cautioned aga ns drihsiai
tins gtor in it present impurc state aud Ie oD1 ci
ApU.INAK-. . pure nItur- mineral Wael, lnp0Itel W
MCCULLAGu * Co. ~ Beaver st, - \.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-12
ptSSENGERs lKRIrED

FROM RIO JANFIRo. &c-Il teg,ashh, JSr , Br',a'l
z riet Tre.cTlco Ge s. p Toslca fszi Ic. vi sni
IL ii DiB man RiIt!srt y mel CeHcnii !Lre2G hos
oit Iuan HlrTad.S. GO1tOa, MaUei Fd' J. ~
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