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The New York herald., 1876-09-01
JESSE PoMERoY AND POLITICS.

THE BOSTON roy MURDERER LIKELY TO CON-
troll REPUBLICAN CONTEMPORARIES LIFE
TO BE sPARED-sTRAN0E ACTION OF THE
MASSACHUSETTS, EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
DosroS, August 81, 1870
Jesse Pomeroy tho renowned fcnd and murderer,
has up to-day campaign card to the
denomination and election OF Governor Rice for full
year Tho Executive Council las insisted upon his
execution for his murders; but since 1t has
appeared that Governor Rice likely to bo thrown
overheard at the next weeks Convention the Council
has taken back track and united with the Governor
IN his direction that Pomeroy shall not be executed
but atone tor his crimes by spending the balance Of
his days in the State Prison.
At the regular meeting OF the Governor and Council
this afternoon matter discussed for nearly an
hour, tho arguments in favor OF Communication being
based upon tho salvation Of tho republican party
Massachusetts ard tho reelection Of Governor Rice.
Thus it was that council which for year had
held for the execution OF law and
the hanging OF ono OF tho worst criminals
IN the land renouIccd It's honest sentiment
purpose OF assisting prclongin9 the power Of the
present State Executive. When the question came up
the Council "A close ballot taken resulting IN a
vote OF six commuaton against three for hanging.
This singular and sudden action IN case which has
attracted such universal attention has created
siderable comment, and the burden of public opinion
is that 1t Is prccpatcd at this time to create feeling
favor OF tiovrrnor Ricc's renominaton week.
Governor and Council rcckoncd having been
forced TO definite decision of some Kind of
the peculiar turn OF political affairs within day
two. and 1t would not be strange II. after all, this
Pomcroy should at the last moment break mp tho
republican party IN Massachusetts, The Convention at
Worcester next week will determine this.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
NOTES FROM LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, August 81 1876
The entertainment at tho West End Hotel this after
noon in aid OF the Custer Monument Fund.- was one OF
he most elegant reunions held at Long Branch.
1t Was a success in It's substantial return, and
dramatic performance The fine parlvr OF the hotel
we'll ncd between 2j0 and 200 tickets having been
sold, and the company embraced most o: the no'abcs
Of the place The President himself did net attend,
but tho members or his family at the Branch
present. The ladies OF tho Hocy Moss, Henderson,
Drexcl. SternberGcr. Murphy, Dougberty. Walack,
Myers Hastings. Pullman. Curtis. Grard, Abecasis aud
other cottage families made the room bright und at
tracfvc with their handsome aud tasteful toilets Tho
proceedings we're opened vita an appropriate address
bv Mr. Charles s Crosby. by whose Efforts, united
with those o Messrs. George Hocy, Daniel
Douaherty J. II. Montague, ircsbury and Hdrcth,
the success affair secured.
Mr. Crosby took part IN the rccations. Nr. George
Hocy recitd original poem, called the "Swich
1cndcr.N bcsidcs other pieces, and made hit IN a
comic piece written by Mark TWAIN. Mr. noughcrty,
who did not until late was as entertaining as
usual and NJ Walter Hildrcth made hts FIRST attempt
u, public as a rcct.r aud acquitted himself well. Mr..
ancc,ss ulaycd solo on tho violin IN style which
made many who did know HIM personally suppose he
Was professional instead OF amateur. The hit OF
the afternoon. however. was Mr. Monisgucs reading
of The poem OF The Blacksmith" which received
with great applause At the close Of tho entertain
men, Mr Doulncry returned the thanks OF tho man.
nrcrs for the handsome nendancc and stated that the
funds would he forwarded at TO tho HERALD be
added to the Custer Monument Fund.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
THE FIRES ABOUT THE DELAWARE.

THE FIRES ABOUT THE DELAWARE
PoEr JEHvrs N. Y, August 3O 1870
There Is but little abatement in the threatening
forest fires which have made such alarming spread IN
this section during the past eight or ten
days, and tho vicinity Tor many miles
around is ovcrhung with pail OF
smoke, which almost excludes tho rays OF the sun.
Tho country in the angle formed by the Erie and Port
Jervis and Monticello railways Is suffering terribly
fail Of rain occurs within tho next day or two II Is al
most impossible TO determine what disastrous conse-
qucnccs may cnsue
The woods are aed with decaying vegetation. dry
ndcr, to the depth OF several inches, and when tho
nrc hcnd passes over nothing iet but barren
waste Of chrrrcd debris and backcned rock and stone
and even tho earth Is reduced TO ashes.
Along nearly the whole line Of tho =. J. and N.
Railway tho fires have reached tho OF the bluffs OF
the Bush XIII Valley, which is traverscd by that road,
and houses. wood piles and other property along the
line In Immediate danger Large gangs
Of men were lighting fire tho last days and nights
to check the progress of tho still advancing flames.
Lang's house, at Paradise In great danger on
Wednesday and largo force was detailed IN the I'M
mediate vicinity IN back-fring and other modes
of prevention to tho settlement from do
struciion There Is no interruption Of trains yet
the Monticello road, but If the fires which shaping
Their course and bearing directly down upon that
thoronghfarc not checked extinguishcd detcn-
tons are liable to occur at any moment.
This entire section is suffering greatly from the
precedened drought and the green foliage burns
lii,lc water can DO procured with which to
combat the fiery element FIRES arc spreading
every hand, and nothing but heavy rains
put an efecual stop TO the progress OF tho
confagrnton. The forest fires In tho Cahoon-
region have been quecd for tho present, but
liable to break out ut my moment
count of the dry vegetation heretofore spoken of
Tor instance, day or two since fires that thought
some distance beyond the scene of hard fought
conflict and rush with the speed OF tho wind.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

FIRES IN ULSTER AND SULLIVAN COUNTIES.
MIpDLErowS n. ", August 81 1916
At Cape Pond, Ulster county, three miles from Ellen
ve the forest re has burned the dwelling and furn
ture Of poor named Charles Exams and 100
cords OF wood belonging to II. II. Gale, the President
OF the village of Ellenvile shawauguuK Mountain
The Eenvle Tanning Company lose seventy tons OF
bark which Is valued Mt $500 No rain has yet fallen,
and the farmers in Southern Ulster and Sullivan counties
are fighting the hre with back fires which they hight
ahead and burn broad belt; the advancing flames
thus being curtailed for want OF fuel Tho in
many places daro not sleep for fear their dwellings
may be burned before morning In the milk and
butter producing sections of Orange Sullivan and
Ulster counties the pasuragc thoroughly parched
and most farmers feeding their stock. The late
crops almost complete failure, potatoes being
especially small large crop OF apples promised.
but they withering and falling rapidly. All small
streams arc dried up, and the Nevcrsink River was
never low.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
CUBAN AFFAIRS.

ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE WELL KNOWN
LAWYER THREE PERSONS AREEsTED-sPAN-
IBH GOLD IN HAVANA.
HAVANA, August 81. 1870
While well known lawyer OF this city, named VII
lajen In the parlor OF his residence last night
masked man gave him, through the window, n letter
vijcln went up to tho chandelier to read tho letter.
when the stranger discharged bunderbuss at him and
then made his escape under OF terrible noise
caused by explosion Of box cartridges gncd by
accompicc outside tho house. Vlnjclin MAS wounded
In the hand and neck but seriously.
Three persons were arrested and imprisoned to-day
suspicion Of being concerned in the outrage.
SPANISH IN CUBA-
Spanish gold, 226 226h.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
THE LOUISIANA DISTURBANCES

DIR. DuNKaRAvE's MURDERER EscAPEs-ANoTHER
HOUSE FIRED INTO.
MONROE, August 81, 1915
The Sheriff and posse have returned from the pursuit
of the murderer Of DR.. Dunkgrnve. They traced tho
tracks OF his horse about three miles, and then lost the
trail There is no clew whatever the murderer It
is generally believed tho murder tho result Of
old feud. Last night the house of Captain Chamblss
who lives ninc miles below this place, was
fred into The family fortunately came hero
days before for security leaving young named
Perkins in charge Perkins sitting on tho gallery
when tho cap snapped the enco. and he arose.
The discharge OF a gun followed, and a quantity
of buckshot struck tho chair upon which
he had been sitting. Perkins got his pistol and fol-
lowed the woud-be murdcrers, who fled up the road
in this direction. No was hurt. freedman on
the place confirms this statement.
The whites approhensive, but are proceeding
with caution.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER,
WASHINGTON. Sept. IL A. n.
Probabilities.


WASHINGTON, Sept. III A. NJ. J
Probabilities
During Friday for the South Atlantic States slightt
lower barometer nearly stationary temperature, south
eriy to westerly winds ana partly cloudy weather are
probable. with rain areas.
For the Gulf States nearly stationary barometer aud
Temperature winds mostly from southwest TO south
east clear partly cloudy weather and possibly
casona rains.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling followed
by rising barometer warmer souherly winds, shifting
TO cooler northwest and northeast, partly cloudy
weather and rain areas.
For the lake regions rising barometer, falling tenn
peraure westerly norhcry Winds and COOL clear or
partly cloudy weather. with rain areas IN the lower
lake region.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
rising and high barometer. falling temperature north.
west to northeast winds and COOL clear partly cloudy
wca. her succeeding rain in Missouri.
For tho Middle and Eastern States falling baron
e.er rising temperature, westerly to southcry winds
increasing cloudiucss and probably occasional oinS
succeeded Friday night or Saturday morning BY rsina
barometer and colder wcs. to north winds.
Tho rivers will remain nearly stationary
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
PORTUGAL.

TIN FINANCIAL CRISIS ENDED AND CONFIDENCE
RESTORED.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 81. 1870
Tho Baron de SAINT Anna, Minister from Portugal Mt
Washington, has just received the following commupi-
cation from his government
LIsBoN, August 90, 1870
Tho monetary crisis has subsidized. Confidence is rc-
established The Bank Of Portugal continues its trans
actions usual All the other banks and merchants
have declared that they will not avail themselves Of
the benefit tendcrcd by tho decree of the 18th ms t.
with regard TO the prorogation Of payments.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
THE INDIANS.

THE COMMISSION PEEFKCrING ITS PLAN OF
oPERATIoSs-REPoIT FROM CROOK AND
THRRY's CAMP THAT THE ARMY IS ON THE
TRAIL OF AN INDIAN FORCE OF TEN THOU
SAND PONIES.
CHEYENNE, Wy. T., August 81, 1874
The Indian Commission did not leave this morning
rs intimaed last night. They have been engaged
here to-day periec,ing the plan OF operations upon
which to proceed their arrival at the agencies They
leave tomorrow morning.
In their consultation day feeling OF perfect
nimity prevailed among the members, and appear.
anccs indlcatc harmonious action in tho performance
OF their duties
courier who Lett the camp Of Crook and Terry on
the 2Oth at the mouth OF Powder River arrived Fort
Fcttcrman tonight. The command then tho
trail OF an Indian force estimated at 10O00 ponies
Camp Tres indicate seven distinct bands OF Indians
There Is reason believe the Indians almost
titu,c OF food. and traces left in deserted camp would
show that they reduced TO the extremity OF
using raw hides for TODD. All tho Snake allies havo
gone home, but the Crows remain. Genera! Crook
fully expects to strike Sitting Eull in few days.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
FURNISHING SUPPLIES TO THE INDIANS.


Tho Commissioner OF Iudan Affairs, who is In
Ohio, will leave there the first OF next week for
ST. Louis whcrc he will be present at the opening Of
tho proposals for furnishing supplies for tho Indian
service whica takes place the Lindcil House that
city on Wednesday next Ho will remain there about
a week TO award tho contracts TO the successful bid
dcrs and will then proceed TO New York. where he
will he present at the opening OF the proposals for
furnishing dry goods for the service, which
tokcs pIacc September IL
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
ANOTHER CABLE LAID.

ST. JoIS, y. b., August 81, 1876.
heavy iour-wirc cattle was successfully laid last
evening across the STRAIT of Canso, thus giving the
western unlon Telegraph Company and tho Anglo
Cable Company three cables at that crossing,
two of them three wire cables one wire In each OF
whtch Is defective aud two wires each cable work
inc also one very heavy iour-wrc cable just laid Tho
cable lust laid the heaviest one on tins Continent
connecting land lines. The shore ends OF tho Atlantic
cnbIcs connecting with the deep cables are as
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
A RAILROAD COLLISION.
AN EXTRA ENGINE coLLrDEs WITH THE BAN
COR TEAM OF THE BOSTON AND PORTSMOUTH



DOLLARS DAMAGE.
NRwDrRrroRr, Mass, August 31, ls76 .
About hali-past tour this afternoon a continued
steam vii site beard for ten twelve
utcs, and upon investigation found TO proceed
from tho direction Of Smiths brick yard, halt mile
west OF the tunnel /, was caused by collision OF the
Bangor which left that city quarter 10 eight
this morning aud extra engine which was running
from Boston Portsmouth The Bangor train was hall an
hour late leaving this city, and had proceeded about
half mile from the depot when the curve was seen
stray engine coming Ihs engineer iinmculhoiy
reversed his engine and applied the air brake and he
and hts fireman jumped from the engine Mr.
League, riding the Bangor engine, jumped OIL aud
was bruised badly b;s arms. bnt not seriously. No
one else was injured. Tho engineer OF the down en-
zine reversed his engine, md with The fireman also
Jumped on. the cuCncs camc together and the
Bangor engine Knocked the down engine back some 900
feet tearing up the track badly and as tho tram fol-
lowed .hc tender tcIcscorcd tho baggage car corn.
picely crushing the baggage. The tram ran about 800
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
LUMBER YARD BURNED.

WLsEsBARRs, August 81 1870
This morning at eight O'CLOCK the lumber establish.
ment OF weriz, strickcr Co., at wntchaven
eighteen miles from this city, took FIRE and
before noon 1000 900 icet OF sawed lum-
Der was destroyed A, O'Clock the hre
was under control, and tho sawm planning mill and
other buildings were saved The loss IS estimated at
S25 0C0 covered by insurance Trenton a. j. com.
panes. The origin OF tho hre IS positively
known, but incendal ism Is suggested by many as
hclnc the cause
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman James A. Garfield, of Ohio; Dr. " c.
Ferguson, of the British ship Bellcrophon, and 7.
Schmutzcr, Swedish Consul at Samorang, Java aro al
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Chic Engineer William II.
Shock United States Navy, Is at tho Metropolitan
Hotel A. dc Ia Gaudara, of tho Spanish Centennial
Commission, is at the Astor House. Naval Construc-
tors Isaiah Hauscom and Robert ". Steele,
United States Navy at the Grand Hotel Judge q.
O. stuart OF Quebec, and F. Denys, Of the British Le
rnton at Washington are at tho Clarendon Hotel W.
Chrs,ophersen Centennial Commissioner for Norway,
and Professor Hutcr, Of Grcfswnld Germany, arc as
the Hotel Brunswick Commander Richard W. Meade
United States Navy, is at the Sturtevant House
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
FIRES IN ST. LAWRENCE coUyrr.

WATERFOWL n. Y, August u, 1870
Fires are raging In the woods of the of Brashcr
ST. Lawrence county, and consuming extensive tracts
OF lumber Large quantities OF hay and grain have
been burned ana hundreds OF people are nehtng tho
fire TO protect their dwellings The drought aud
grasshcppcrs IN locality have almost entirely de-
stroycd the crops. and farmers feeding gram to
their cattle to prevent them rom starving.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
FOREST FIRES IN PIKE COUNTY. pA.
SroHolA FALLS Pa, August 81 1876

report has just reached here TO The effect that
heavy forest fires have broken out and raging with
great volcncs in Blooming Grove township, Pike
county. The flames taking southeast, course, de-
etroynr everything IN Their track several valuable
dwellings are threatened and some Of the most yau-
able timber land northern Pennsylvania is burning.
Unless the fires are soon sublued, tue damage will be
hOayy.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
ENGLAND.

THE TROUBLES IN THE CLEVELAND IRON DIS
TRICT.
LIvERroor, August 81, 1876
Tic Journal If Commerce savs:--'The crisis in the
Cleveland iron trade has assumed serious aspect 1t
is stated that Swan, Coates & Co., iron masters have
nlcd a petition In quidation and tha, the Lackcnby
Ironworks Company, Thomas Vaughan Co., Thomas
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
THE MEXICAN UNPLEASANTNESS

oUERnA's CAMPAIGN IN s1NALoA-EvACUATIoN
or CiLICAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 81 1876.
Advices received nt tho Mexican Consulate In this
city from the Of in SInaoa Mcxico are favor
abc the government The revolut,onists under
Guerra who had captured Calican and threatened Ma.
zatan have evacuated Caran. Tho federal troops
tho march TO occupy that city.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

feet tearing up the track and pulling or two baggage,
mail and Pullman Only the two locomotives ana
baggage damaged The loss is said 10 amount
TO several thousand dollars. Engineer Page had hrs
orders IRON the train dispatcher to pass the Bangor
tran'at Ncwburyport. Just where he blame lies can
not be accurately dotcrmned tonight. THIS Ia the
third accident that has happened TO the engine since
IL has been running the road
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

LARGE AMOUNT OF UNITED STATES BONDS
OFFERED FOR SUBSCRIPTION
LONDON, August 81, 1870
rAe remaining $500, 900 United States funded
loan vas offered for subscription to-day at lo3H.
The FinSncier says It's issue will probably have little
or no permanent effect on the money market, tho
operation being substitution for existing stock, hut
some effect will be produced while the deposits arc
locked up pending tho receipt OF tho new bonds
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
MURDEIoUs RAID OF SUPPOSED NORTHERN
sIoUx--A MINISTER AND THREE MINERS

OMAHA, August 81 1915
A. a. Jones, the agent OF Ciark's Pony Express OF
Dcadwood CITY, arrived a. Sidney tins morning and says
that the Indians radcd tho road between Custer and
Dcndwood the goth inst, killed Weston Smith,
minister and thrco miners, named Ike Brown, PolIns
and Mason, and carried OIL their stock On tho 22d
inst RAID also made on party Two miles south
ol Custer City, James Kidd, Samuel Wallace. Jacob
wcly and named Thompson beng Killed. The
Indians supposed TO be Northern Sioux route
from the hostile camp 10 the agencies.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

The condition Of Commodore Vanderbilt remains un-
changed lie suffered no pain yesterday, and during
tho latter part OF the day slept good deal Hc ro
ceived visitors except members OF the family. Dr.
Van Buren, who attended him during the earlier
stages his Illness called and had consultation with
Dr. Linsly ami pr Elliott, but II was decided not 10
change the treatment.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
NEW HAMpsurnr WOODS ON r1rr.

GREAT FALLS, August 81. 1876.
largo nre in the woods, Tho railroad at North
Fairfield this afternoon destroyed large OF
cut wood and warped the rails as to render the road
at that point i'm passibe
NORM CONWAY N. H., August 81, 1876.
Several large nrcs raging In tho forest and
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
FRANCE.

cxcREAsE OF BULLION IN THE BANK OF
FRANCE.
PARIS August 3l-Evenng.
Tho specie in the Bank OF France has decreased
1.0ol, 900 francs during the past week.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
WINE CELLARS DESTROYED.

SANpUsKY, Ohio, August 81, 1876.
Tho American Wine Company's cellars at Kelly's
Island destroyed by fire yesterday Loss $55Ooo
insurance
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

tho mountains In this vicinity Largo quantities OF
wood and valuable timber being destroyed; for
owing TO the extreme dry weather, all efforts to ex-
tingush the flames have proved fruitess
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
THE BEAvERwYCKS.
ALBANY. y. Y. Aug,

ALBANY. y. Y, August 81, 1870.
Great preparations are making here by the citizens
to give tho victorious Bcavcrwyck crew cnthusias-
tic welcome homo. The Jackson Corps win parade
escort
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT or THE ACCESSION

OF THE NEW SULTAN TO THE THRoyr
wAsHISGror, August 81, 1876
The Turkish Minister has received the following de-
spatch from the Turkish Minister of Foreign Anairs:-
CoysrA>rrSorLy, August 81 1876
"rhc cruel disease IRON which the sultan Mourad
Khan has been suffering since the tenth day Of
his accession to the throne. and OF which the
sggravaton has been continually Increasing having
put him In the manifest impossbility to take any
tho rcins OF the Empire virtue Of the retva"
rendered by Ills Highncss the Chcikh Islam and
conformaby the laws regulating ;hc exercise OF tho
sovereignty in the Empire. HIS Majesty the sultan
Hamid, presamptve heir to Tire imperial throne has
been proclaimed to-day Emperor OF Turkey
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

LONDON, August 81, 1875
Tho application Of Thomas Vaughan 4 Co. for liqui-
daon in bankruptcy presented before the Regis
trar here to-day. The liabilities OF tho firm arc
fl 600, ,O00
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SCHOOL sUIrs large stock at greatly reduced prices
BROkAW BROTHERS,.
Aih Av.. oppositn CVoper Institute.
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A-PRACTlCAL REMEDY. THE SILK ELASTIC
TRUSS, sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3
broadway, rupture.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

A-HAvE YOU CHILDREN TEETHING, LtTTLn
from collie pains and bowel Weakness wasting
life away! You must give them PAaKkHs GINGxn TONIC,
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

fIREPtOOF.
LCCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON Sta
HANDSOMELY AND WELL nEATED OFFICES
TO LIT on yEEY yiiy, y; EEAs9MABLE 3 s,;,; TERMS
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OfFICE&
APPLY On TIE PKEMISES.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

A-TuE SKIN AND THE PRINCIPAL INTERNAL
organs are very intimately pssocatcd An obstruction q
the poros visible effect the health OF indt
y,Junl The RUSSIAN VAroV BATH No - East 9Th Is,
clean sc the skin and its nj activity.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
BENNETT BUILDING.

COLD WINDS RoUGHEN AND CHAP THE SKIN.
CLrNs's SULPHUR soar soitens aud rcunites IL.
'.iILLs HAIR WHISPER DYE black or brown, 500
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Average temperature for corresponding date last
veal. Observation-Disclosures 77z
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rur wrArurn yrsrERpAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twcnty-four hours. In COM
parson with the corresponding date OF last year, as in
dicatcd by the Thermometer ut Hudnut's pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

FALL STYLE GENTLEMEN'S SILK HATS, So 81,
worth 81. Fine DERBYs and sorr HATs. ID New Church
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
GABLE NEWS
From All Parts of the
Old World. MI
THE TURCO-SERvlAN WAR.
The Sultan DepoSed and Abdul Hamid
Called to the Throne.
TREATING FOR PEACE.
The Prince of Montenegro Indorses
Prince Man's Demands.
RUMORED TURKISH DEFEAT.
Charge of Cowardice Against the
Servian Troops.
AMERICAN BONDS IN LONDON.
The Troubles in the English
Iron Trade.
RUMORED TURKISH DEFEAT.
Charge of Cowardice Against the
Servian Troops.
AMERICAN BONDS IN LONDON.
The Troubles in the English
Iron Trade.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

NoURAD EYFENDI DEPosRD AND ABDUL HAMID
PROCLAIMED SULTAN.
CoNsrASrISoPLs, August 81, 1875.
council of the Ministers and grent dignitaries Of
The Empire have proclaimed Abdul Hamd, Sultan, vice
Murad, dcposed.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

HERNIA THOSE AFFLICTED WILL DO WELL
to consul, Dr. MARSH At his old onice No vesey &
Nstor ouse before LOOKING elschcre 10 years expert
him the most obstinate cases. no
town branch; no connection with any other Office.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
THE CASE OF THOMAS VAUGHAN co.

Charlton Co. and R. H. Charlton have decided a
similar STEP"