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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
INSTRUCTIONS TO COMMANDMENTS OF NAVY
YAEDs-CHANGRs AND TRANSPORTS.
WAsufyoTOx Aucusi 1877

INSTRUCTIONS TO COMMANDMENTS OF NAVY
YAIDs-CHANGRs AND TRANSPORTS
WASHINGTON, August 81, 1877
Tho Secretary OF the Navy has issued a circular of
Instruction to commandants of navy yards, directing
that tho labor rolls the navy yards must OK
hiblt the actual rating and description OF tho
WORK performed BY each employee, and em-
ploycs rated in one capacity must not
be employed in any other The Navy Department has
received Information TO the effect that tho UniLod
Staos steamer Omaha ut Caao. Peru. tho 18th
OF july and expected to leave the LIST OF August
Valparaiso and Taicopuana, touching at Intermediate
ports. Rear Admiral Treble. commaa liing the South
Pacific Squadron reports tho hoalth OF tho officers and
crews on that station good The Omalla wasto return
10 Callao about the 1st OF November.
CHANGES AND TRANSFERS.
Lieutenant Herbert Winsiow Inns been detached from
the photographic Office aud ordered to tho Ossipee
Norfolk. Va, IN place vf Lieutenant John C. IRVINE
detached from that vessel and ordered to tie Monoil-
gahca. Lieutenant i. NJ. Wise has been detached
from the HaNord and ordered to the Naval Academy.
hidshipmon Charles II. Amsdcn, Charles Laird Moses
i. " God, John a. Snearnan ana james T. Smith havo
been detached from tho Hartford and placed
waiting orders Passed, Assistant Engineer George
w. Melville has been detached from inc Tennessee
and ordered ~ the Alert Assistant Engineer james II.
Perry has been dctacned from tho Alert aud odercd
report for duty board the Tennessee and to rc-
turn to the United States 10 that vessel Tor
inatiOn Tor promotion. SatIinakcr Truman Is. Whito
has been detached from tho Pensacola and placed on
waiting ortors Sallmakcr John Roddy has been de-
!achcd from the receiving shpSL LOUIS aud ordered
10 the PensacoIa
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VICE PRESIDENT WHEELER.

CONCORD, n. H., August u, 1877.
Vice President Wheeler arrived IN this city this
evening from Malone, n. Y. Many prominent citizens
called at tho Eagle Hotel, where he Is staying TO pay
their respects TO him. Al half past nino o'clock he
was serenadcd by tho Concord band. On being intro
duced 10 the crowd OF people that had gathered Ia
front Of the hotel, by the Hon. A. Is. Thompson,
Secretary OF State he spoke as tullows:-
FELLOW CIrxENs-l thank you most sincerely for
this cordial recognition ana the band for the iu
music and with this brief Acknowledgements | must
content myself and you must content yourselves. l
am hero TO Join with you tomorrow IN pay
ing our respects TO the chief Magistrate OF tho
United States, who docs honor to his station and his
nation. Win these brief remarks l bid you good
night
HIS coming to this city was entirely unexpected.
He Will leave on Thursday morning for st. Johnsbury,
VT, where he Is 10 meet some friends
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you greet the President or the United States and thus
reflect ON Us share Of the hosors what he has
said W. all think what lie plaus we all do.
aud u during tho administration we shall SEQ
that tho government 10 honestly discrcstly and I'm
OF the people we shall fee that we have done some
thing to make easy ana pleasant successors
GkSkRAL KkY ISrsonKcKn
Mr. Hayes, IN introducing Postmaster General Key,
said IL shall now Introduce gentleman who did not
work with US In tho ato struggle aud who had the bad
do IN tho results Of that great struggle which
have been embodied IA the stlution OF the United
States He believes do that tho new rart OF the
constitution, Ike tho old constitution should DO OBJ
served. He believes la the thirteenth iourteenth and
fifteenth amendments now, which means there Is
10 DO no more slavery IN this our land aud that all
mon OF all colors shall be equal, and Is ready 10 carry
out these principles
Mr. Key spoke In a humorous vein Tor a lew mo.
ments and closed by sayns that seriously he was
very glad to be present; tuat notw ithslanding the
trouble between North aud South In the past there
Is now no occasion Tor II. IL becamo then 10 cub
uvate good relations As ! travel up and down your
stream hear tho hum OF machinery. You manuiac-
lure our cotton, and We have mutual interest In
General Ocvens spoke for a moment only, ana tho
march ior the supper table prevented further tecep
.ou Ater the meal general reception was nela and
social evening enjoyed by all
UNABLE To xow
Answering The invitation OF Governor Common, Of
Maine, TO the Prcsidentla party to visit thai Slate
before It's return TO Washington, and OF Mr. Blaine 10
Mr Hayes 10 be his guest that OCCASION the follow
ing despatches were luis morn ing forwarded -
Nonra CONWAY. y. H.. Angus. II. 1871
To- lis ExcrLLtNcr GovkHso. coSSoK;
eoidia Nj, The State d Name and 1 Ss
s gus. =, me t. say that would gyo him great Pile,
however. be impossible Tor him to extend his a.,
devoted hi. visits to The states Of Vermont and NEW
.pA,,s aud he Ssgs that you viii aesep. his ,neere
sSea hr p wDSld sSsy o s h sca vi. AM that
soar State '''A '"e' " %fLnrxS vshTs 50 visit
Secretary OF state.
FAByAN HoUsE. ~ H., Auaust n 1877
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A lrc occurred on White street, opposite MoIteith
williamsburg at hall past eleven O'Clock last night
In tho morning Deputy Collector Cochcu seized the
premises on suspicion that IL was run US wh.skey
s,l Tho proprietor, Charles Kunstler, insisted thai,
hc had IA registered Still In which no factur cd
ether for dssolvins she!ac only, and that whskcy
was made In tho place. Covntu took pos cssl on
aud lett II In charge OF a keeper named JOhn REM
Tho keeper says thai at hall past eleven p ~ he was
walking up and down on tho conner whcn he hoard u
loud explosion, and running back tound the place on
lire. The alarm was given and the IRE department.
quickly on hand, but tho building aud content
wcro totally destroyed kunstler estimates mis- loss
at 81 Goo on which he has Insurance.. Tho bu!ldng
was two story framc, owned by William Garrison
and valued al 5000; insured tor $500. NO lights
nros about the place, and there Is little doubt OF
an inccndisry or gin to the nte
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FTICIAL CONCENTRATIONS FROM MONTANA NOT
YET RECEIVED.
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR coRRssPoN DENT.

WAsHISGroS, August q, 1877.
ACTING SECRETARY MCCORMICK EXPLAINS THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENTS POSITION IN THE
GRow-PUGH MATTER.
In tho of the alleged forgery Of Treasury war;
rants by Messrs. Grow and Push which was said TO
have been compromised by the Secretary of tho
Treasury, the following important letter OF Acting
Secretary Mccormick explains the exact position Of
the Treasury Department.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TUE SECRETARY, !
WASHINGTON, u. g., August IL, 1877.
JACK BROWN Esq, Attorney
SlR-Your statement OF August ., 1877, has been
received You state thai your clients Mcssrs. John
forgery OF Endorsement upon Treasury draft, and
that the Secretary OF the Treasury promised them
that they would be discharged IRON prosecution upon
payment OF the amount OF sald DRAFT, which pay mont
Acting Secretary direct Their discharge. Neither the
Secretary any other person has The legal right
power execute such promise as you allege. Such
arrangement would be ia itself criminal offence,
and Of course IL cannot be assumed that any such
promise was made. AS tho Secretary absent no ex-
public, has the right 10 institute prosecution for
crime by complaint before magistrate
grand jury and no matter whether such
prosecution bo Instituted through patriotism
announced IL is entirely within the control OF the
prosecuting officers ana the Couri. No officer Of the
Treasury has any power in any way TO interfere with
such prosecution. While tho Treasury Department
disclam all right TO direct the District Attorney
the discharge OF what he may regard his duty
this prosecution, It also disclaims all responsibility
for this proceeding. Very respectfully,
r. {. MCCORMICK, Acting Secretary.
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.
THE I've OF THE BATTLE FOR STATE NOM
INATIoNs-wHAT IS TO BE IN THE PLATFORM.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

THE I've OF THE BATTLE FOR STATE NOM
INATIoNs-wHAT IS TO BE IN THE PLATFORM.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARRISBURG, Pa. august II, 1877.
The hotos OF Harrisburg arc crowded tonight with
delegates aud o,hers, attracted By the Democratic
State Convention. The for State Treasurer Is
characterized by intense bitterness especially on tho
part Of tho adhcrents OF ID. .. Barr, who arc
violently assang Colonel A. T. C. Moves the rail-
road candidate and charging him with all manner of
political ohcnses. The Barr iactop. realizing the
strength Of Noyos also taxing their ingenuity TO
the utmost to get up combinations on the Auditor
Gencralship and Judgeship to help them ia their
dilemma, but thus FAR their efforts appear to have
boon productive Of NO results The lido moro
strongly against Barr to-day than ever, from the fact
that Turnkey, western man, cane 10 the foreground
tho mos. probably successful nominee for Supreme
Judge. many Of the delegates friendly 10 Sheppard,
OF Philadelphia, expressing thor dcermin alton not 10
support him. as his election would give Philadelphia
throc OF the Supreme Court Judges in the State
undue proportion. There Is change in The con
tost ioI auditor General w. r. schclI OF Bedford be-
tpg tar 10 advance Of all competitors.
PLANKs TIE PLATFORM
Tho platform makers are hard nj work getting their
timber in readiness II Will not be bulky have
the following pIanks IN IT, VI least such the belief ui
those who profess 10 know all about the latter Ton
demnng the recent riots; holding railroad
corporations 10 the spirit OF tho new
constitution whAh many OF thom constantly
voiating denounclng Haye as fraudulent PRESIDENT
trine; reairming tho national platform adopted at
81 LOUIS 30 far as tho financial aud tariff questions
arc concerned; opposition to monop0lics oppres
sive restrictions on the Industries
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KILLED IN TIE WOODS.
MYSTERIOUS MURDER OF AN UNKNowN MAN IN
KPNrICKy

MYSTERIOUS MURDER or AN UNKNOWN MAN IN
KENTUCKY.
WASHINGTON. d. c., August II, 1871
letter was received at the Secret Service division
Treasury to-day enclosing certain pieces Of cloth
ing taken from the person OF who found
murdered in the woods near Hustonvilie Ky. The
letter is from deputy marshal, who under
the impression that the murdered
an officer OF the Secret Service division,
and had been assassinated by counterfeters,
and the clothing sent here for Identification OF tho
deceased The chief OF tho division here, however,
says that IT not officer of his division who
was thus found HIS theory Is that 1t II
parry WHO approached counterfciters with gen
une intention OF dealing with them and who
was suspected OF being detective officer,
after beng dccoyed into private place for tho
purpose OF making u trade with the "coney men,"
then killed by members OF desperate gang OF coun-
tcrfeitcrs In Kentucky, who, though few in number,
have yet given the government much trouble.
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LOSSES BY THE PIrTSBURG FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA, August 81, 1914
Committees OF the Board OF Directors OF tse Penn
sylvania Railroad Company aud OF the Maritime Ex.
change had consultation to-day relative to tho.ad-
justmcnt of losses incurred Pttsbusg during tho
late strike. An agreement was arrived at by which
suits Will DC brought against Allegheny county, and
was Understood that after the necessary data shall DO
prepared tho claims OF merchants will be presented
prior 10 those OF tho railroad company who will assist
the business community In the suits. Statements
now being prepared TO show The of loss sus-
tanned by merchants of this city by the dcssr ucton
and delay OF their goods In transit.
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MARSHALS ASSAULTED.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August II, 1877.
United States Marshal Webster reports having been
attacked by an escaped Moonshine prisoner, who,
with his friends fired twenty shots at tho marshal and
his posse. and also bombarded tho house entire
night Deputies Penn and Adar wcro mcnaccd by the
mot Adair county, numbering perhaps hundred
or more. In Hardin county tho Moonsbinc men swear
they Will Kill the first United States marshal who
comes them. Colonel CrittenGcn the new United
Suites Marshal for Kentucky, has been making visor
efforts to break up this Kind Of law breaking and
In the last two months his deputies have arrested
netting ever Il hundred blenders
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF the CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsTsGroS, August 22-l A. N.

OFFICE the CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsmSGroS, August I'll A. N.
Indications
For Wednesday, in the South aud Middle Atlantic
States and New England, southwest winds warmer,
cloudy or parity cloudy weather. low pressure and
numerous rains.
For the Ert Gulf states. Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley, southerly winds and cooler north
erly with rising barometer and clearing weather and
Tor the West Cult States, the Upper Mississippi aud
Lower Missouri valleys, cooler northwest vecr 70
northeast WINDS stationary or higher pressure
aud ccar or partly cloudy weather.
Fer the lake region, souihcry winds, warmer
cloudy and RAINY weather, with falling barometer,
possibly followed III western PORTIONS by cooler north
aud west winds aud clearing weather.
The rivers Will change but htIe.
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CHAUTAUQUA SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS.

FAiRroEr N T., August II, 1871.
The Chauauqua Scientific Congress opened It's ses-
SION eleven o'clock this morning, with an Interest
Ing lecture telescope and tho They TELL"
by Rev. Dr. +. +. Burr, OF New Haven, author Of
"Ecce CGlum."
Professor H. Ogden Doremus, oil New York, gave bis
second lecture the 'sprils OF the AR" this after
noon TO un audience OF 1900 persons scientific
conversation hcd IN the pavilion four O'Clock,
conducted by Professor James Strong, d. d., and ut
eight this evening Professor s. A. baltimore, OF Koch
ester, delivered interesting lecture on the "Micro
scope and Its Uses
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A RAILROAD ABANDONED.

RUTLAND, w., August Il, 1917.
Tho Central Vermont Railroad Company yesterday
morning notified W. Tark that after that day ihoy
should not operate tho fouh end Of tho Harlem OK.
tension road running from Bennington, VI, to
Chatham -Four Corners. N. Y, about fifty.
eght milos claiming that II was non.
paying road, and they released from
any obligation to run II 10 consequence OF their dis
possession OF the north eud OF ths limo by order OF
the Court rho company have discharged all their
employees that end Of h road and run on all their
rolling stock To-dfy trains OF any kind have been
run between bennington ana Chatham -Four Corners.
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.

MEMPHIS, August II, 1877.
AS the steamer Phi Alien owded with passcngers
preparing TO leave mere this evening, her safety
valve blew OF and the rush Of steam aud noise caused
a stampede among the passengers, many Of whom
jumped ovcrooard and Others from the boiler deck
lower teik. Among the latter was Miss Emma
I.apaugh, correspondent OF the New YORK SIN, who
was severely injured. No others were injured
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Scythia will leave this port on wednes.
day for Queenstown aud Liverpool
The mails Tor Europe Will close 1T the Post Office at
O'Clock L. II.
Tux NEW YORK HERALD Edition for Europe-wiu DO
ready at hali-past eight o'clock the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers Tor mating, six cents
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VISITING FIREMEN.
[BY rELEaEApH 10 THE HERALD.

MONTREAL, August Fl, 1877.
The Hudson IN. " hrcmen arrived here at half
past nae O'Clock and received by tho City Fire
Brigade procession was formed and marched
through the principal streets OF the city, accompanied
by Mayor Beaudry ond the leading mel bers of the
Council Ii halted at Victoria square, where addresses
Of welcome made by tho Mayor anu others The
reception was very enthusiastic. An excellent pro-
grammc is prepared for the entertainment OF tho
American iremen during their stay nero.
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ROUND LAKE MINERAL SPRING.

ROUND LAKE, N. Y, Angus, 81, 1877.
Tho white sulphur water vein Of the Round Lake
mineral well began spoutinr with great iorco last
night bursting the couplings OF tho ppe and is now
spouting stream fourteen feet high, reaching tn.
ceiling Of the csnapy over the well Tho gas In tho
water burns freely when guitcd, and large numbers
Of people arc coming " wnncss tho strange mixture
vi lire and water.
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MYSTERIOUS DISCOVERY OF BONES
lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]


LANCASTER Ohio August II, 1877.
The skeletons of young woman and intus were cx.
humcd to-day by n cartman hauling ashes from tho
cellar OF q small unlcnantcd building on Main street,
which was occupied few years since BY prominent
physician as hts ollcc. Two plan gold rings
found on the tonos oil tho woman's left hand, upon
which were ciots or dr. led blood. An inquest
menced this afternoon, but postponed III order TO
cure impor tant testimony bearing upon the Case
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REDUCTION OF BANK CAPITAL.

HARTFORD Conn. August II, 1871
Ihe stockholders of the Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank to-day voted rcduc, the capital to
$773yO from 81, 1906 600, the former amount. This
reduction. together with tho disappearance OF
plus OF about three hundred tbousand dollars, repre-
sens The incurred by the acts of officers recently
sent TO State irIsou
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GEORGIA CONSTITUTIONAL CON-
VENTION

ATLANTA, mug IT 1911.
Tho constitutional Convention to-day decided to
Leave the l0cationof tho Capitol to the decision by
OF tho people, separate from the constitution.
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A STEAMER SUNK.

ST Louis, Mo-, August Il, 1877.
Tho steamer Alex Mitchell, OF tho Kcokuk Northern
L,no Packet Company struck snag Sunday night.
just below Oquawca, Upper Mississippi River and
sunk ia ten icet OF water IL is not known whether
she can no rai.cd.
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PROFESSOR CROsBY's SUCCESSOR.

HANOVER, n H., August %, 1877.
Or. J. H. Poolcy, oi Columbus. OHIO, has accepted
.ho pro,cssorship OF surgery at Dartmouth vice DR..
l<ashg deceased
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RELIGION IN POLITICS.
MONTREAL, August Fl. IS,

MONTREAL, August 81, 1917.
Tho Papa Delegate has given instructions that in
future priests must not interfere with their people In
voting at elections
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show tho changes IN tho
temperature Tor the past twenty four hours, IN CON-
pariAon with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by tho ,hcl at Hudnups pharmacy,
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A wincglassiul "a dose.

Every gonunc bottle bears tue name OF THE ApollinarD
Co. Omitted Lond'
Sole agents for the United States and Canadas
FREDERICK Dis barry CO..
~ and IS Warren ST., New York
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

YOU NEGLECT YOUR HAIR AND BECOME
prematurcy gray. lis ncgiect aud you bald
is. PAgg ~ ) BALsAM IN time.
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DRUGGISTS ALL OVER THE UNION ARE SEND.
Ing In heavy orders 10. GLhSSs SULPHUR soar to CRlr
LEMONS Central Medicine Warehouse, No Z 9Th Av.
New York. which is its depot OF supply their customers
pronounce ID an nncquaicd purifier.
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SINGULAR CONFEDERATION.

Average temperature yesterday. ............... ~
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year %
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Specially recommended for richness in aperent sas and
Its efficacy In bilious attacks prevention OF Eoa piles &c:
aud Ordinary aperent by Lebg, Vrchow. Scanxonf
and Sir Henry Thompson and tho entire medical profession
in En- gland and Germany
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Or. ALFRED a. LOOMS. New York-"rhs NOS
prompt and most ecent specially adapted Tor daily oso
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IN EVEYRBODY'S MOUTH.
PRAISE AND sozoDosT Greatest luxury of modern
tines beauties and preserves tho tceth The
breath Is rendered fragrant and eoldnoss BY
irlends. or In business viii now be longer noticeL
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\ GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
HuNYADI JANOS.
NEW APgRiENT WATER.

DIR. j. MARION SINS, New York-"As q laxative
prefer IL to every other mineral water"
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ron SALE BY DEALERS GRo5ERs AND DRUG.
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DR. JAMES L. WOOD. New York-"Certaiu. but gentle
and painless superior to any other bitter water"
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EXCISE ION1C.-BULEN Il BYRNE'S NEW
beverage for oy druggists and grocors Wholesale
HENRY AZ co. oC Collage placc.
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DR.. FORDYCE BARKER. New Yorx--"Rcquircs lass, Y
- dsagreeable ana unpleasant than any osher"
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DIR LEWIS 4. sAYRE. Now York-"rreierred to any
other Ia xativcn
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DE- WILLIAM a. HAMMOND, Now York-''Ths mosf
pie and efficient OF all pnrgativc waters" -