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New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
crNrEyylAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1. - The Centennial
Musical Festival comprising ten concerts given nc the
Academy Of Music during the past two weeks under the
auspices OF the womens Centennial Committees aud the
musical dirccon.pf Theodore Thomas, closed last even
ing On different evenings the Centennial lnau-
guration Programme wss twice Tcpeairdi one
piaht was devoted 10 selections from Wagnor's
muse n q ond 10 Beethoyen's third 10 Mendossohn's
and two international Concerts" given, with the
SECOND OF which the festival closed The selections rep
resentng German music rendered last evening were The
oyerture of "Tannhauser" by Wagner, played by the
Thomas Orchestral the Prize Song from the hrister-
auger hy the composer sung by MT H. A. bschon;
March aod svm nbony from Rars IconOre," by the or
ehestra; Sehnbeft's wanderer" sung BY Mr.. Prank
Rcmmertz aud the March and Choins-Besthoven's
Ruins Of Athens"-by the Orchestra aud the Nomen's
Centennial ChOruA
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
OBTTUiRI.
JAMES LICK.


James Lick the Californian millionaire died
yesterday morning I'm san Francisco Ills death WAS the
rcsGIt ~ tnc exhaustion and decay which attend
old axe Mr. Lick was born at Fredericksburg.
Lebanon County. Penn, Arg. -, 1896
lIc left about 1921 FOR Bucuos Ayges, and remained
there until 1882, when he returned with hides and
nutria skins worth $4,000 Ia % short time Mr.. Lick
revisited Bgcuos Ayrcs, but remained there ony few
months when hc gradually made his way TO Peru where
ne resided for II years. engaged in piano-making and
general traffic.
Being attracted 70 California. Mr.. Lick sold his stock
for $50 900 aud left Peru for the golden land lie ar
rived n Francisco In 1917, with h's treasure m
closed large iron safe. lie studied tac topography OF
che future cy aad invested nearly o.. his money IN real
estate TIE Greater part Of hs purchases being made IN
lef. lie lult mill AZ san Jose. and subsequently,
cr,c. tine i,k House. one oi tue dnrst STRUCTURES Ih
Endowed iu his way with immense wealth. Mr. Lick
uly,d upon ~IuL % Tor tc IuI.i" Eu"J. IN lr't hc
.ssieurd - 100000 from h., estate O. trustees iur
a revised deed WAS mdtc. winch cont i'Hcd l''
Asylum OF S"n Francisco; r-'u"' 10 ,hr ,iiy "' "IA
,~r tr purpu>r ut bIdng ana sHpPoriln- "u OF
au ltc -u.its of tu, eats SluOuO Geo The 1l'cahico
institute for .C purchase ~ icutiht and mtcAa ,
tec Prevention ot C.uct, % Animal; Tlu1o1p
tn found an Institution VA thus city % be called
c-tlluisIm,nt and maintenance OF free piulc bath, ,u
san Francisco. The STOo,oou which va. rsiorc put 90
the hand, OF tie trustee, Tor constituting an ohttrya-
tory at Iasc IahOe fnd procuring tIr II irlc.
scope Of grcGtcr power tIar ans Jei y! sole,
.,.- bestowed upon Jlc University of California
for precisely tur same purpose - hriHlt.
Tire duuatpn pf ~-IOOUO iur tur crr ton 80 tc T,ie
Ctuiu ul - gtDupui bronze stat urY tO rrprs.cut 90"
history (ll!uriIt Was ABOLISHED. and iu lir li".r
100000 Was -lyru ioT ihr erection OF -tlll"lt DO
ih. new Cty Hal oi iaur-cO. IHi- ltii
rIJO,UuO of the louHDr donation uhaptLc,L L."
attt. uIgat.uu az $4,000 fuI the exc, u"u oi "a
bronze monument DO Go, Pk to tac memory oi Francis
-,ot KY was red. c.d Go ~uJ,pHO. The r!uu'o Uktn
from ihe l,;-ul,u,G doubu.n, and the sl'1oOo
Irlt uuapprcpr.afod tIon t.r tutpl siti htJ
gi.t we've added to thc 100000 formerly arp
pruprili,d 90 "tuGui tu' tuiIN the tAn'ruN
:. hoO ~ Mechanic Af fo hr lu.Dd iu San Francisco
So that ihe - o SJiD coo Go Doe Gp lied 10 The ,s
auisamcnt a. This IL-Iit .iOu IAs with o., block ot
au donated Dy the city ioi tDo uHc ot the school con
stitut,d altogether magnificent endowment oI ABOUT
100000.
Z trustee. say the busin g. such shape that NO
complications c,l clsur ~ carrying cat Sir lche cui-
ttIs de- glis. The total ytuc OF the trust idud h.
estimated At about eJOOu,onO.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
rELEGRApIuC MOTIFS.

Tprvrox n. J.. Oct There has been no bill
6tc in thc Cbauoery office asking RECEIVER for The Rev.
Jersey Central and Injunction To restrain the issue
OF $1,000 coo OF bonds.
NIppLErowN n. Y, oct. 1.-Iemuel Parkinson,
one of hunting party, instantly killed yesterday nornhg
Eieuvle, Ulster County, Dy the accldeht hach VI
double barreed shotgun.
BUPpALn. Oct. IA suit for tho foreclosure OF
oorqaps for Instituted ansl the bu
al1 AID JamestoSn Railroad Company and everything per
tanning 10 IT, by the farmers' Loan and Trust Company OF
New.iOfk.
BUFFALO, Oct THE monthly report from the
Canal Collectors Office shws decrease In The total amour
of tolls TO Of 742 80 and decrease IN the amount
Of cieaIanocs Tor the same PERIOD oi fl,Ol2
ALBANY, Oct. THE receipts from the tolls on
the reduction
tal OF $40 An three weeks OF septon Der
upon the tcps during the first three weeks OF te same
month Last year.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
JOeTPH WAEETN.

4 dispatch from Buffalo announces the death
In that cl,y on saturday, OF Joseph Warren one g. tie
editors and publishers OF The Baguo courier.
Nir Warren was born IN Waterbury. VI,
on July a. 1929. lie attended the district
schooh and 20 the age of 4 years entered the Vermont
University Al the age Of 20 hc made his first essay a
journalism ~ assistant editor Of Ihe country Gentleman
al Albany. In October of 1888 he became associate
editor of The BGaio courier aud has retained h' CON
uecrion with that paper succ having becn cdorin-
cI,f since lsj-. sincc tie death Of Dean Richmond
u-6Gl he has been c Acknowledged leader of c Dem
orrtc marty of Itie County, and recognized leader
and counsellor OF that party Western Ncw-iork He
WAS one of tie Orginators OF the Buffalo
Public Pa.k aud hc as one of ITS commissioners
since ISL he was also of the organizers Of the plan
"a erect the new city and county buildings and served
as a member Of the committee 10 prepare an act with
that end IN view. Through his cycrtons more, thin
those Of any other person. the state Asylum for tie
Insane was located M Buffalo, and lac served on It's
Uoard If Manager. ard as chairman Of the Executive
Committee the H. was "a ufinbtr of
thr committee the location OF the STATE
n.rfual school IN The city, AMI member ci us
,urd of Trustees. Ir un' ot the organizers OF tic
nutf1ln Fine Ars Academy and largely Interested
i'm the project OF the Buffalo, Nt"-10rk ana Ihadrl-
ubit Railway Company SIC. Warren was formerly fit4-
hirut of ;lic Young Mems Christian Association IA Bur
filo and has served n ore 81 hs managers Tor
her of the Council ~ the Medical Department
ot the University OF Buffalo, aEd for ihc stsA e"is hd
at tr Time of Lis death lac Precedent Of the New
York STATE Associated Press lie long me nih,r ol
fine Ancient Landmark lHdIc ot Ffco M Atccptcu
Mason. ani also OF the Adytum Chapter. lie leaves a
10, atIu uue son
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
OUrDOOR Sports.
COMPETITIONS OF RlFLFMEN
DEPARTURE o. TOWIGN NARksNEF-CoNttsIs
COME.

DEPARTURE o. ToRuGN hAkhsAtH-NoNlt-is tV
CONE.
The steamship Civ of Richmond of the In
man nr. took ls pasra.crs saturday >.cssrs Dyas
Johnson nui Ward of thc IRISH Ride Team, and Capt J.
Messr,py smith OF the Australian Team. Col Older
Sleeve, COL Mitchell and q. r. ScAeUuethoiu, d., on ue-
bali oi the National Rno Association hado irm i'u'-
we'll and Mr schcmcrhom presented io each oi tho
ra,mrn thc sold badge gwen hy thc JOINT '1nmiiief ~
tho National Elac Association aud tho Amateur l"Ne
Climb 20 the competitors boz the International Match a'a
m,meuto Capt l J. Kiag aud d. Gee 81 me Australian
Team ,ft tho cp ur Australia hy wa5 d. ath liahesco
on saturday
Inc u,ebers NJ the forceo rlhc teams. 81 whom there
ar, about loren rcmaiumg in the ciiy ant ho Amer
lean Glas Team will bc outertainod a. banquet tha
evening by thc -itizcus of Brooklyn, at tho Academy
of uu.l, Gov. Iid.u and stah have been Invited o.
att,nd tie rG,men % be prc.,.t 10 iho rcyicw of
the -c,ud Division National Guafo, uudcr cowmRld ~
MaiorG,n. g. y. Dikn. one of enc American IDtui, az
the Prospect Para parade ground th.s auerEoon.
The Amueur h lc Clb a. lts n,Ni Iaeeuug Will select
tl riarnrn o. compose the team lul wsrffcs ior to
Interstate long range rife mat . arranged by tae
Crescent CIty Eifc club OF N,v-p.'HHs. % ho cnn-
tested ou O.t A. Tue match D. u.tl .u al r,Eularg-
orem,fed rife clubs in the United Sbt,, each club 70
use iis own range aud teams consist of eight men
distance 500. 300. aud loo yar., nIttcn without
sgLilugi snots ~ each range Tire CIU dmonf rcpila
Tons iur I-fU ito o. hf in i1itei r'h am p ~ rs
represented by ludge nr umpire of t own --eoien 40
fhe ranges uf each competing club, 300 unrf tnni the
cnlorcopcnt ~ all pupcr regulations NAH nf, ttpfinf
etc, NAV be gauauircA Tao results 30 tl, shuuiltF ire
to tccgrlphcd hy each club, stcu as r stuits arc
completed. o. Ono resent cts kne nh ani hi' 90 r-
furnished to thF Associated itpss hl iuH ufa atuhstu
The following Be- tAe list ui clubs NNCa VII lui clttr
Amateur E0s Cub of Ncwhork tif, hnode ltilnd
Rochester y y, Dearborn hinc cub uf tnitarn h1r
ngfon RIFE CiuD 0i burlington, W. 'onutt itat h"e
As.ocaf iun off North Manchester, Ouuai osfnshuf "a
me Clh ol Os,cushrsh. y ~ iea'ilcf stocking llAe
Association oi Goshen. \. \; Meaulse Rh. tlub 81
Maalkss Wis, Wnrrcsttr Snuftul n ri CLUB ~ Murra-
t,r Mae Nnss.chBsoits Rife Association OF Boston,
SatataLa ilnr AsHpTItlcn ut ralalnha and tftsNtAt
ttfy itiHU club uf NsNaO leans.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

Tne mccall won ~ MAYOR FInt0n c0nslsIs OF O0NNU'
fll Hvepoined golden star depending from pin IN the
f, NJ an eagle with ouistfctched wings II weighs go
prunywcign diamond is embedded In each point ot
th, sIr and in ts center engraving oi the Catol
luldr.g ON one side uf which the figures " l716
aud on the other "ls-G" A. the lower part oi
the star * black and white 'naM'l.d '1I-e'
with a drmond Tor a bul'scyc Crossed over
tine t,p,,r mart Of the star are two rifles Joined
tprrt rr ~ the top AMI secured CO. the upper point
ur thc .'ir 10y miniature Laurel wreath n r,d. tt'9
H., talou- o ihc eagle, which - of ,oid gold ll nnd
rIir ar, tie American and lf.sl ~ p W tuthr' it i'
ylued at $500 Tue Australian medal has pm IN thr
Inru ni a eagle iue medal Is sN-puiut star At tf
fn3 of tho star view of TIE Capitol lh enamel ih
lls ,suf,r are the American ana AusttaiHu ut.s iA
,ulul ami 20 target with 60 diamond iOr tine uui -tF,.
g.ucath aIc two nile. crossed AID thc hEhlr- 100.
gnl,p ribbon luu- throu-A tue -N POINTS oI the star
and cucir,lr- the whole.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
fred upon by the watchman, but without effect The
patteI ms can be replaced.
WASHTNGTON.
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
RANK IN THE ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.
wAsnIxeros. Oct /, 1876.


wAsmiSGroS. Oct. l, 1876.
The promotions in the Medical Corps of the
army under the recent law Of Congress- have been made
TO take effect from Oct. l. and the members Of that
branch Of the pubic service are much pleased at TINS
recognition o the just claims, and the idea OF AT last
having medical staff an equal foo'ins with the
other staff corps OF the army regards rank etc. uh
der the old law there were only two members OF Tue
eorps allowed the rank OF colonel and two the rank OF
Northumberland, all other surgeons and assistant
surgeons i'm the army holding the rank OF MAYOR
captain and first lieutenant and under that law med
cal officer having attained the rank or MAJOR had
on account ~ the dsprop0rtiona'ey small number oil
such officers Of higher rank no further reasonable nope
Of promotion Under that law there were no less than
II medical officers OF the rank Of major only VINO ad
served 30 years and upward while in all other corps
vine her OF the staff ne the average length OF Tine 10
attain the rank OF colonel less than % years from
the dat, Of their original commissions, ana thc
average icugth OF service 20 attain the rank
OF leutrnaut-colonel was less than 20 years.
Congress ~ ~ last session passed act providing hat
in addition tie grades now allowed by law heic hLai
be four surgeons with the rank, pey and emo"nen D. oI
emOumcnts ~ observation-disclosures, TO he pIOho'sipl ~
seniority from the medical officers OF the army. ~ ne
made; Licut-C Coils. Robert Murray ana Ihatl,s sH,Eet
land and Majors Joseph j. D. Nlleh' ana 2On - H., ii,
under the old law Assistant SufgeonHcnciN 1hlh'
~ fr,I,s aud Cb,of Medical puIvtyuf j. n. Baxter
Ia,ors CIarlas McCnrn,ck Charles IT, Lamb william J.
sloan. William : King, James smons Cnarcs, G.
Krcur,. John T.. Head. Lewis 4. Edwarts John T. liah
mond aus Elisha j. Bailey 20 be lieutenant cooncls
LAST DAYS SHOOTING BY THE TEAMS
The rifle teams finished their three days
match Yesterday with firing at the lO00Faro' range
The best scores made out Of possible '' oy the
following: Lake, 81: Joyut, 60; Thyme 81 Ljnrn
Rae Blydcnburgh. and Rigby. 81, and Menhrs "Pu
B,,d go. The medal presented by the Irish ctz'ns ot
Washington for the member OF the irish Team making
the highest score was won by Fcuton. Rae won thc
Remington nhe presented by The scotch citizens and
slade the medal for the Australian Team presented by
the General Committee. Tue following II tue score Tor
the three days out of q possi ic 200;
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
DEMOCRATIC APPEAL TO VETERANS.
CAIL TOR A CONVENTION 40 ALBANY


Gen. Joseph H. Hooker. President of the Sol
dicrs' and Sailors National Reformed Association has
isI&d q call for a convention at Albany Thursday,
oct 10 Ths declared object to show the country that
many Of it, defenders both for administrative reform
and the election of Samuel j. Iilden. The Executive
Committee for the association also issues address to
its former comrades in the patriotic soldiers and
sailors of America" This address first seeks 10 counter
act the "iase impression that Republicans alone fought
the battles OF the Union cause; that Of the
soldiers OF that army can now he expected
10 vote any other than the Radical ticket"
IL urges that the old issues dead II asserts That
the Democratic Military Committee reported bill for
the equalization of bOuntics which the Republicans had
promised but fulfilled, and yhat the bill failed he
cause Republicans V0lcd against suspension of the
rules of the House thus preventing consideration.
II claims that the Democratic House Of Representatives
has gone further than the ReWbcnns Ia mwovi I the
pension laws for the relief OF the disabled, thai 10 has
given a greater proportion 0f employment to Union
soldiers and passed greater nuBocr of private lS inr
the relief soldiers widows aud CHI drtn than
former Congress since the close al tie
The address concludes with appeal for SUI port In
tie Tldcn campaign, and invites the veterans of TIE
Union go share the crOwnue victory which ~ NO
yemDcr awaits tie great Democratic Reform party
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

ernrC IN INDIANA ANXIOUS.
BUN ,rov,1vc so INTENSE As To BE
ALMOST PAINFUL LA 'AA'f''-''
Inv TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRTBUNEl
I~n,,vAPoIIs, Ind. Oct. I'm Ic'uii,i"s ~
- oftor q weeks absence l ina tha' 'ile loci'"s
- t,e marty leaders on both sides mas uhuei -"
I'D change. Anxiety ana appfehens'oH H"'0
.aton the place of buoyant confidence Inc mean
f tbis is that as the great test oil sueusn az
lit hoy opprcaches each party reai'zes 'h"v .iIo
,r,,cle is going to be close ana the ISSUE
81 ST. of h coo or 10000 majority so freely
made on both sides few weeks ago are no 'o,'so-
ma An intelligent men, whether Democrats OF
IT, I1,oars now believe that few thousand votes
;lI,. only 1000 or 1000. will be all that VIII
!',, tbe scale Many careful Republican observers
ailno,ylodre that it is not improbable that Gen.
garriso,.,s personal popularity and marked Su-
ar;ortv intellectually over his opponent will carry
r. .bropoh by a small majority, while the rest OF
his ticket will be lost
oo sides are straining every nerve in these clos
inc ten days and the struggle has an intensity tnaV
. oInos+ paiuful TO contemplate Inc hephohcah
froo of sneakers has been augmented recently py
Fdu,ard Mcpherson and Henry Armltt Brown ana
Wovne McVcigh of Pennsylvania, FREDERICK Dous-
,ossof Washington. Gov. KukwOOd and James T.
Wilson of Iowa, Gov. James Brooks OF Arkansas
Furene Hale of Maine, and ex-GOv Moves OF ONO
Col. IngersoIl speaks every day this week hessTs'
s,burz. Logan, and Morton are constantly on 'he
strmn. Two New-York speakers, Judge Tenney ana
MIR. Fero. are doing remarkably effective work
Indoe Dttenhoefer of the same state whose Efforts
among the Germans are highly praised IS now IN
Ohio. Mr.. Byland, editor of German Republican
naner in New-York City, takes his place here.
The Democrats are reinforced by eX-Goy. Cnrtn'
Samuel J. Randall, and ex-Gov. iBigler of Penn
srlvapia. ex-senator Tmmbull Of Illinois, Gov.
Bedle of New-Jersey, Cassius NJ. Clay and Boyd
winchester Of Kentucky, Major Haggerty OF New
York. and Senator Tpton of Nebraska, and Gov
Hendricks is constantly in the field. Mr.. voorhees,
continues to exhibit Mr.. Williams and his blue
leans suit. The meetings both sides attract i'm
mense crowds.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
POSTAL RAILWAY COMMISSION.

CNCIYNArI, oct. 1.-The Special Postal Rall-
WAY Commssor at it's session here yesterday examined
officers OF the leading railways terminating In Cine nna
in regard to the transportation Of mails over their routes
The railway managers OF the opinion that the com
ops,tiop for the carriage Of mails transported IN
Ranches " bout any clerk agent, was az very much
higher ratio than any other service ahd was proioi
aicy ton hipn: that nat was needed was more thor-
NH service by postal throughout ihe siaHs Oi
0I7n and Kentucky, as that would accominOd Odac lht
local mail which was OF much greater ihipo'''o' 'N'
B ito flr.4n
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
CONCENTRATING ON OHIO.
.gHE DEMOCRATS THROWING THEIR WHOLE STRENGTH
INTO THE STATE.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUVE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-InfOrmation received
last night from New-York, from wcll-in;orme Demo
cratic sources is 20 the effect that the managers of the
Democracy began early last week to concentrate their
energies on OHIO having concluded that the moral effect
Of defeating the Republicans IN Gov. Hayess own state
voald more than compensate for the loss OF Indiana
through any cessation OF effort there There Is no doubt
thai during the coming week every resource OF the East
en- Democrats will be exhausted IN efforts 10 carry ONO
These managers have become convinced thal the kepuo-
cs Of that stale are so confident of that they
are not putting their whole strength into the canvass
and II is this theory OF the situation that has induced
tl7m to redouble their efforts.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
GOV. TILDEx's COURSE DURING TIE WAR.

GOV. TILDEN'S COURSE DURING THE WAR.
ID. Magonc, ir., Chairman of the Democratic
State Committee, in published card chaIacer!zcs as
am absolute ana atrocious faschOod" "an aIdavit
by one Daniel p JuncS in which j. alleged that in Sep
tomber, 1868, he waited upon sawuc J. Tdcn and 500
hccd a contribution for the United States Christian
Commission. which was engaged m lurn shug supple
or the relief Of sick and wounded soldiers and that M
Tldcn replied that he would rather all the soldiers
staryc death tnau give them cent" MIR Mugone,
.rgum,ut against tie vcracity Of the affidavit is this
Gov. Tid, lar from having any such feeling
is falsely attributed TO him in the affidavit, that few
months earlier, in 1863 lie made contribution Ga the
Sanitary Commission The person who IN, been induced
by unscrupuouS partisans 10 make the false affidavit is
old uen In he western part of The city, but generally
stunned I'm consequence Of ms sQuglid appearance ami
uucenly hdhits. II hot corrupted be- Ia, been the easy
victim Of bad men, bat his trect is i,o! tAtt nr
probably nsihc of the great wrong he has done
fc SAYS that hC promised suit of clothes which
has not yet been given 10 hiUi.'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
sr,NIsn nIsArrrCrlnY.

LONDoN, saturday, sept 30, l-7o
4 Madrid dispatch says the decorations and
Illumination which prepared 20 greet cKVuoen
Isabclas arrival here have been removed To- Tear Of
disturbance.
A PampeluuI dispatch says an appeal 10 arms ~ a.
fence of the "iuCros" or provincial "A bt sirod ~
Un.4le ANA NN.ife.r Committees, iH circulating IN
NtNsl rt and the basque provinces.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
CURRENCY OUTSTANDING.
The following is a statement OF the United
state. currruc, outstanding at this date:
nARcocK AGAIN DrcuARGED.

The safc-burglary conspiracy case, ln which
Gen Baucnc ,lud Thomas T. -omcrIc were the defend
ants which has been TRIAL ior the past Two weeks m
fine Criminal Cort was concluded last evening The Jury
r.ttrIri a verdict of not quilts u each ease. Iht luly
Ma ouf two hours aud returned Co court about ud"' k
number person. were Mt dud checled ana mao"
other demons irations oi applause.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
CAMPAIGN COLLECTIONS.

'' 0oNcERSiNG cusToM-HoUsE ASSESSMENTS
" DENIED.
n r,gsrS ,"as reports have been in circulation
r,.' ~ 'ns assessment of c" aombouse official. for
.,, yuipOsea. Referringto some Of these renortS
n. .u'nS joseph Pincaey said he had received
cS.,,..ns Owins request IN letter from A. b. Cornell,
asa y = - 'epeeiican state ConmIttoe under
1e'''se = IA s'ssnt need Of tu,d. with vh,sA
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
NOMINATIONS TO THE ASSEMBLY,
The following nominations have been made
NEw.IERsEY NOMINATIONS.
to ND SAD AasemblY :

BURLINGTON, n. j., Oct 1.-The Democratic
District Convention Saturday nominated George
sykes for Assembly IN the LIT District At Bird dcctou
Il.lnnnrIla
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
TGypr AND THF ABYssINiANs.

LONDON, Ssturdh', SIT - lNfn
The correspondent of The EHos at Alcxan-
iri, t.es,ph, tuat journal follows: " have Irus"a
~ bolr,c that there b. uuth thc report that Rauh
Pa.ha. the Egyptian commands riutmd ana pig san
nave been tL, prs,acrs by the Aby ssiuaus ucAr Nas-
ala
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
A rRAnE.uNInN OUTRAGE.

Troy, N. Y, Oct 1.-About thirty riotous
Uniou molders oyercame the watchman at NJ l. Iileys
non.uu foundery this morning, about O'Clock ana
carried off patteIs valued 81 900. The rioters we're
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
TILE LOSS AT TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct 1.-The loss by the
burnng of the MiIbun Wagon Works on Friday night II
estimated at between S3JOOOO aud 100000, on Whloh
there is about $4,000 Of Insurance
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

Mr. Caulheld positively declines TO be a candidate
under the circumstances. lie declares thai While be
thanks his frc'i- fi their zeal W h, hcnaI hc hopes
thai they WILL IN the interest harmony in the party.
accept this as an ultimatum
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
cEIERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

ROTH SIDES IN INDIANA ANXIOUS.
DOIi- -, GROWING 50 INTENSE AS TO BE
TEE Sinor' .oSr p,1vTrL-A GATHERING FORCE OF
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
Nominations to Congress are reported by

telegraph as follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

INCIDENTS OF THE MARCH-sHERIDAN AND CROOK
AGGRESSIVE MEAsURE.s.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

days out Ola possi ic 200;