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GENERAL HowARD's PLAN OF CONCLUSIVE

GENERAL HOwARD's PLAN OF CONCLUSIVE
CAMPAIGN AGAINST JosEPH's HosTILEs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 80, 1877.
Portland despatch says General Howard at pres
emit Kamiah, awaiting the arrival Of Major Sanford
AS that officer joins him Howard will take al
the available force and push vigorously alter Joseph
and White Bird, who have already crossed Bitter Root
Mountains by way of the Loo trail He will 20 through
10 Missoua rapidly as his command Gun move, and
he will have the neighborhoOt OF Ave thousand men.
Another force under the command OF General Wheaton,
will leave Fort Lapwai, and, moving north, pass
through the SPOKANE country and ovor into Mon
tana through the Sahon Pass. After crossing the
mountains tho troops Will push down to Missoua,
where they will join General Howard. 1t intended
that Howard and Wheatons detachments shall reach
that point simultaneously Wheaton will command
about 450 or 500 troops
LOOKING AFTER sTRAGGLIYG HosrILus.
This dotour through tho Spokane country will be
made at tho request OF Indian Inspector Watkins.
There number Of tribes squatted through that
gion who wish TO be placed u reservation. Inspec-
tor Watkins authorized 10 select suitable reserva
ton and to locate the Indians HIS principal object
passing through that country Is to make personai n
spection of tho character and disposition the In
dams, the nature Of these regions and to designate
where reservation s to be located is also thought
there will have very bcneicsl effect on the Indians
Most OF them are peaceaby disposed toward the whtcs
but some aro inclined to be turbulent. Tho dotach
mcnt will not leave Lapwai Tor week or more Any
struggling bands OF hostiles that may have broken
away from Joseph and White Bird, and who may at
tempt reach the Spokane country, will lie inter
ceptcd by General Wheaton and cut OH This move
ment wl II s believed, crush out the strength OF the
hoses aud bring peace to tho whole region country
west OF tho Bitter Root Mountains, and with the cap
turc humiliation or Joseph's anu White Birds
bands Of rencgades. bring the close.
PROTECTION FOR HANNAH.
Colonel Grecn, with force OF cavalry, will remain
In and about Kamlah 10 protect tho settlements ana to
cot OF struggling squads Of Indians.
WARM SPRINGS SCOUTS WANTED.
Captain Wilkinson received Yesterday despatch In
regard TO procuring Warm Springs lndian scouts to
accompany General Howard through the Lolo trail
Montana Most Of these Indians have gone after game
and fish, but those who remain have called council
for Mondny the 3Oth, and will word tho
suit Wednesday. II any scouts are TO be Obtained
they will come the Dallas possible and be
TAX en- to the front General HowaH having dispensed
the services OF part OF his scouting force is
DESTROYS Of securing number Of Warm Springs scouts
These scouts, 1t VIII be remembered, performed gallant
and effective services during the Modoc war.
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INSURANCE RETRENCHMENT.

GOVERNOR JEWELL TAKING CONTROL OF THE
CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
.HARrSoRp, July 81, 1877.
Governor jewell to-day began, Ms President OF tho
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company, career OF rigid
retrcnchmcnt He first reduced the clerical force
aboutsone-hai, and then struck OF one-thrd Of the
salaries Of those who fortunate enough 10 escape
tho guot.ne The result Is clean reduction OF one
half on the cost Of running the olIico under tho old
management, and as tho new President owns ma
jority the stock In the company II Will be seen he
has strong of his own tor cutting down ex-
ponses independent of any mere regard Tor the vol
are of the policy holders new feature Is TO be in
troduced that will help to restore confidence In the
rescued wreck. Tho Board OF Directors Is to be In
creased and the policy holders will invited 10 elect
two Of the additional mcmbers, thus giving them
voice In the management OF the imnonse piIo Of
assets tho company has built up
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
oIDRRs AND ASSIGNMENTS.

WASHINGTON July 81, 1877.
Lieutenant Commander Dennis W. Mulan Is ordered
TO the Norfolk Navy Yard. Chief Engineer Louis J.
Allen is ordered to tho Marion tho European
ton. Passed Assistant Engineer John A. is
dcrod to the Hartford, at Norfolk, Va, in place Of
Passed Assistant Engineer j. A. Is. Smith, detached
from that vessel and placed on waiting orders Lieu
tenant T. u Watson Is detached from the Ossipce and
ordered 70 duty at the Norfolk Navy Yard. Leutcn-
ant b. Ciarkson Is detached from the Omaha Sou6h
Pacific station, and ordered TO return home Ensign
X +. Nicholson s detached from the Powhatan aud
placed on waiting orders. Passed. Assistant Engineer
George d. White Is detached from the Passac and
dored to the Wyandottc Assistant Engineer J. T..
Mickey Is detached from the wyandottc and ordered
10 The Passaic.
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........ $2,955, Nv
THE SALE AND REDEMPTION OF BON,

THE SALE AND REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
The total popular subscriptions to tho four per cent
loan Is as fol!ows
Received by the United Staes Treasurer and
hts ASSISTANTS through the county,. so $40 700
The total amount received by the syndicate. 60
Tho total amount subscribed In London, re-
ported to date. 10000 900
Making total Of. 20. 519 100
Against this amount calls have been issuoI for tho
redemption Of $40 COO 900 avetwenty bonds OF 1865,
and Oo0 0c0 gold has been paid into the Treasury
for redemption purposes. leaving $3l,5i9, 700 bonds
yet DO called II Is expected tina. another call will
be ssued this week,
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OHIO REPUBLICANS.

TAFT AHEAD FOR THE GUBERNAToRIAL NoMI-
NATION.
fax TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CLgvELASD, ohio, July 81, 1877.
The city Is filled with delegates and lobbyists to tho
Republican State Convention, and warm time Is
an ticipaed tomorrow. TAFT, Of Hamilton county, Is
the prominent candidate for Governor hut he is
opposed, In u body by his county. Yet his
strength elsewhere seems sufficient to secure him tho
nomination
s. s. Warner, OF Lorain seems tho next strongest
mn
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United States District judge John Erskino Of
Georgia. and Horny Chapman, OF Pennsylvania are at
tho Gilsey. Rev Dr. r. Il. FairbaIrn, OF St Stephens
College, Is At tho 81. James. n. Guiiford, General
Freight Agent OF the Baltimore and ONO Haiiroad
Company, Is at the Hoffman. George baty Blake, OF
Boston, Is at the Windsor. Houston cinch, OIL savan
nah, Is at the New York. Robert Heller is Of tue
Westminster.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Algeria will icavc this port on Wed
nesday Tor Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe Will close at tho Post Once at
seven O'Clock A. NJ
Tho Nxw YORK INSTRUMENTATION for Europe-wi
be ready 1T past six O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, SIX cents
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STOLEN TICKETS RECOVERED.


BOSTON, July 81, 1911
Sixteen hundred railway tickets1, 400 of the Boston
and Maine and 400 Of tho Boston and I.owel-Ihe ag
gregalo value OF which is $3.50, which wcro stolen
some time since to-day recovered ut Picrce's
pawnshop on Howard street. where they had been sold
for $lO0 Pierce was ono Of the principal Witnesses
against Phar, who while under sentence OF death In
Vermont was repricvcd few minutes before the hour
set for his execution
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AMERICAN PRISONERS IN MEXICO.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 30s1S77.
The San Diego Union has u despatch from Campo
which says:-"The prisoners have just arrived from
San Rafael, Mexico All but the two Elliott boys
admitted to bail. They refused bail and will have
to stand trial The Judge made order Tor tho Tcsii
tuition Of all the property belonging 10 tho Americans
but OF IL could not be found Tho Americans say
the authorities used them well could be expected
under the circumstances, and they were thankful for
pettinp off eAsily.
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GENERAL CLUSTERS REMAINS.

CHICAGO, July 81, as71.
The remains OF General Custer arrived hero to-day
from Fort Lincoln d. T., and wero forwarded to
West Point where they will bo inferred IN tho recoiv
ing vault until tho funeral In October The remains
OF Colonel Cook, Lieutenant Reilly and DR.. Dowoolf
arrived on the same tram. They will be forwarded
respectively to Hamilton, Ont; Washington, d. C.,
and Norwak. Ohio.
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ASCENDING CLERK CAPTURED.

WoacEsTsR. Mass, July 81, 1877.
Henry 8. Rumery, clerk to Rice Whiting, brokers,
reached here to-day from Pompanoosuc W., in charge
OF q detective. Some weeks ago Rumery altered a
check Of $500 to So. 500, aud away In company
with O woman OF tho town to Canada He spent part
OF the monev in travelling, and was swindled ont OF
81 800 by Bill Atwood. alias Cheeky BIZ, OF Hart
ford who person atcd a detective, and pretended TO
compromise tho matter. Atwood Is also here In GUS
tody with his vile. The two arc held for trial.
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THE Okla INDIAN TROUBLES.

MONTREAL, July 81 1871
The investigation into tho burning oil the Catholic
Church at Okla Is still progressing Four Witnesses
were examined to-day, whose testimony Is purely cir
substantial
Chief Joseph was arrested to-day ON a charge OF
felony. His father Is also undcr arrest.
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THE FISHERY COMMISSION.

HALIFAX, July 81, 1877.
The Fishery Commission heard evidence to-day.
Tho counsel present for the United States were Hon
Dwight Foster, n. Foster, Jr Richard II. Dana WILL
ian H. Trcscou and j. s. d. Thompson. Amos
Blood, of the Treasury Department. Washington, was
also in attendance. The Minister OF Marine for the
Dominion attends all tho meetings.
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ANOTHER HAYTIAN REVOLUTION.

HAVANA, July 81, 1877.
A jamaica telegram reports that a revolution has
broken out ut PORT au Prince.
There has been two days connagration in that city.
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THE IDAHO WAR.
NO MASSACRE AT FORT BOISE.

NO MASSACRE AT FORT BOISE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHICAGO. July 81 1877.
Intelligence was received at military headquarters
today the effect that the rumor OF the Fort Boise
false The commanding officer tcle-
graphs that he has the Indians completely In his
power and that formidable attempt at hostilitles
will be made by them again tins season.
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WASHINGTON SCnUETZENREST.
PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS OF THE CABINET
PRESENT.

PRESENT.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 81, 1917
President Hayes, Secretary Schurz and Postmaster
General Key attended the Schuotzcnfcst this evening
At the banquet tho President replied briefly to the
toast his honor returning his hearty thanKs for the
friendly greeting
Messrs. SchuIz and Key alsO made short speeches
In response to the toasts-'lhc United States OF
America" ana sour Invited Guests" The remarks
Of ouch enthusiastically applaudod,
OF the President
Simon Wolf, the President OF the Schuetzen Verein
conducted the ceremonies, which included the award
medals for tho best shooting and the ming OF
the new Schuezon king.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 81, 1877.
Major Thomas f. Barr, Judge Advocate, now in this
city leave of absence has becn ordered report
the Judge Advocate General Of tho Army for tempo
rary duty.
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UNION PACIFIC SINKING FUND

BosroS, Mass, July 81, 1871.
The third annual Craving OF the lag members for
the redemption of one per of all the sinking fund
bonds OF the Union Pacific Railroad took place here
TO-DAY, us provided ny tho sinking Fund law.
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RAwpAcK ON The APPROPRIATIONS OF SUGARS
AND syRUPs.


AND syRUPs.
Tho following nre some OF the recommendations OF
the several commissions appointed by the Treasury
Department to examine the question OF tho rates Of
drawback the expectations of sugars and syrups
fined from imported raw sugars:-
Tho majority Of tho Baltimore commission recon-
mend that tho existing raos OF drawbsck-vlz 60l00
cents per pound on refined hard sugar; 3 cents per
pound ON SOFT ~ Dutch standard in color; IN cents
per poune SOFT below No. 20 Dutch standard, and
6z cents per gallon on syrup-be lett unchanged.
The minority report OF the same commission recon
nends that Tor hard sugars produced by reners using
raw sugars, known 'centrifugals" and "vacuum
pan, reduction Of 9. 100 OF cent be made IRON the
present rate tor each contum OF law sugars Of that
description operated upon. This would make the draw
back hard sugurs proddced wholly from thus class
OF raw sugars, 1O-lO0 cents per pound.
The Boston Commission recommend the following
rates on hard sugars IT, 100 cents per pound on
soft, above No 20 Dutch standard, $500 cents per
pound, and on syrup % cents per gallon.
The rates recommended BY the New York Commits
sion follows ION hard sugars cents per
pound soft sugars above No. 20 Dutch standard,
"a cents per pound on son No. 20 aud below, io.lo9
cents pcr pound aud on syrup, 5 cents per gallon.
OF JULY.
The following Is statement Of the operations Of tho
National Bank Redemption Agency for the month OF
July, as compared with the corresponding period OF
last year.
Notes for circulation assorted and returned
to banks OF ISSUE 81, S49. 800
Notes unfit for circulation, assorted and de-
hvcred to tho Comptroller Of the Cur
v %9S no% Sss.'as0n ana
Notes OF tailed, liquIdating aDd reducing
banks deposited in the Treasury OF the
United States. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,470so0
Total for July, fsr.. .s2l, sas 200
Total for July, 1875. IL, SS3 QUO
Increase. 1885, 40
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the gay. who flock 20 fashionable summer resorts
GLKsss SULPHUR soar not only Increases the purity u the
HusneeA
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twontyfour hours, in
parison with tho corresponding date Of last year.
Indicated by the thermometer ut hudnurs pharmacy,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Average temperature yesterday.
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1877.

WASHINGTON, July 81, 1877.
MINISTER TO BRAZIL.
In Cabinet session oday the appointment Of Henry
w. Hilliard, OF Georgia to be Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plcnipotentiaryt Brazil. vice james II.
Partridge, of Maryland was agreed on Mr. billiard
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UNITED STATES CURRENCY OUTSTANDING.
Following is tho monthly statement OF United
States currency outstanding
Old demand notes. .....................~.. Soovoz
Legal tender notes. oo9, uSs, ZzV
Que year notes OF 1868. 49,. 80. S55.4l6
Two yclr notes Of 1853 ............ 1880
Two year coupon notes Of lSG3... %. $50
Total notes OF 1868. ............. lis
Compound interest notes ........ 1900. 900, 400
Fractional currency, a issues. ,...... 1s7s4, 1886
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