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New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EURCPEAN CAMPAIGN.
A BATTLE EXPECTED AT RAsGRAD-ABDUL kFRIs

A BATTLE EXPECTED AT RAsGRAD-ABDUL kFRIN
EXPECTED.
LONDON, Wednesday. Aug. 8, 1877
A Vienna telegram says that according 10 official
news from COnstantinople, Mehcmet Ali intends 10
convert RasUrad into a fortified camp. The forces
concentrated in the neighborhood ofRasgrad consist
of fortyeight battalons of infantry, fifteen batter
les and cighty-two squadrons of cayalry-alogeiher
40, 900 men. A telegram from Shumla, Aug. Z. re-
ports that the Russians concentrating In great
force on the LON River. An attack on RasQrad ia
thought to be imminent. Rasgrad is on the Rust
chuk and Varna Lire. 1t is about thirty miles south
west Of the former place.
A Constantnoplc Telegram announces that the trial
of Redif and Abdul Kerim Pashas has commenced.
telegram from Therapa says: 1T has been
officially reported 10 the English Embassy that the
Russians are no longer this side OF the BalkansD
lie Tmess Adranople Dispatch states there is ap-
pallng misery among the Bulgarian aud Turkish
fugitives from Eski Saghra and neighbOrhOod There
are from 10000 to $1,000, Of whom 500 are
wounded. Many are dying on the road from exhaus-
tion and starvation All are destitute Of every nec-
essary OF life.
The Manchester Guardians Pera correspondent
telegraphs as follows &" / have received dispatch
from yarna stating Hat the Dobrdja is believed
to be completely clear of Russians"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
"A PrroRMrR on uE FIRST WATER'

l.. Silvcrman. who has preferred charges
nc,iust Collector Frccaud Of RtoohNu was 0t the Aston
uuusr vest,rlay. ne was v,y rcuocut TO ttintN ~
rct,rt.r who called upon him. u Will state. how
even" said De- "Jhat my connection with Wc
r.,,ter afosc an this way. NV p,sjouce is In
Washington. hut was m Brooklyn recently With
the iuicutou ~ starting "a bank there. The chai-'S
Ihav, tn,lr camc to my ears while Was m broukN D..
Irttcts sll aOid3Vits about uuccn n uumhcr were
placed boa my hands. immediately turned tU'm over 'v
Commissioner Eaum, n whose chatec th'N are N"W'
r,c,iycda "a letter from Mr. Scbaunaun. Of the hrm of
Cuck ~ scnarmaun. wunamshurg, conplaiuns oi h'-
treatment at the hands OF deputies A. TO char No.
nm rccar TO cStorton, aOda,Us have been made ly 'N'
Deputy Bowdcu AND Notary Burnett
,.Nour complaint contains this phrase, n pant oi my
own kuovicdsc What do you personally know against
the Collectors odmuistWuouF
"Iret,tivd to unnecessary seizures Two or Three
weeks ago I saw soinc empty whi,scN oarr'l' unuoccS
s,ruy soifcd at Gait rci,yhmouu 4 Cos When "
larrl i, tmpuod the uUmncr ot hc elauu must ne '"'
out aud scut to Washington. aud thcsc barrels od been
already cut Another unnecessary f,futc wac u''' al
tho pcr of Mn Ecucr thc rc,tnvr Tie was scrapme od
,hc barrels when they were seized ! know 'omnl''
soucr I,um personally. and o, 'n down "u coiluruon
suI have assisted fnr ftNtuu' tkul- l"h ' Z" '" =
In.fuiul, prepared the,, chuiAc, lam r,'Im't "i
man hut want Go root out corruption, giN ail k""N
it.,tl,tt .n...,.t,d tlat should make complaint
m We my own idc, dt tr,t band. ddui tlhh lu'it
would h, sn much tIuuult tuhut'ltu WIN u' .l'' .
1 would tot have undertaken 10 almost Wish WIS out
al it NV t.tut Del tuu valuable tU lUet.'
lfaulls. Sta ~IINtIHtu. What Is Nuni NDIniN N'iN'
fir rnnu. tu tus prosecution az tho luss oi s" mu,u
NuIuihI. tInr ~ ,,..
fnp Iufprrfts 0f tiNIl service Reform fol'N. WlFh
a. holm Da tIt AuuluI.tIttInt ~ tu0 lrtNrul Want
' r.t .a uf lNf..utI fDtus W fIt matter
a., frulIRu pIpffs have mIsitu uruthitd ul WNilNtf
Mf s.Itsiuan hus uUts VI thr 1lo1itirt ~ lnon',l
tt@t of "a l,fonu,r %, d,o.,es oarecssy, hs elt be-
.lauHIua auI hH lHItu. tr lIt ttil ir . Hh'ul l'IN
ntD yonis uf arD nnd "ots uf U u' h'n ''u lnI"u5"
Al tUl tuIl,fuf's office hf tN HiIh IhI Do" II
Nfsf...f.Dn bad I.Irm nHaIu I lINNl D. tNN N fNNN
go ~. h,.e ,.a.u Do would hf instituted ur nniah,i
Iafef n tir AFTERNOON huu,trr h.U"he "i tho
ff.Itt rt.tl.I bod ID IIINHIf interview MNI IN' 'N.
I.flf. HUd H VS. stated thHt ihr examination ""uHi
lfulahf hl.Iu tuiaf anu ln.f.NN llti Woes. ~
IHmuI fnuft tNHl ff InlHIF nffh'It tfIl'h WIN
,IHs.H l0f. .Ha h.lI frsiffiN' WUIhiF W goo A'INl
Ifa.s nnI Iif f.0 nuiIfa f Witnesses iu Hpfh wore
.n.f nt tf NInnka HIu .ffd uIuu flf H'lhfssfr t
AL a.tt..4n Mi lIe.ItHd tud Deputy N'unt infused
Al sal shoiHsf or noe rucu au ,Atniniton had been
I4IN
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
AsAN FRANCISCO BROKER KILLED

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug. John +. Daily,
a stock hroker. was shot aud killed to-day by Leslie C.
Hanks Consul-Gcnera for Guatemala IN this city. The
trouble grew out Of atrHng disagreement last saturday
between Hanks and Emil Kuranda, Daiy's partner
DAILY took up tie quarrel yesterday. aud worsed Hanks
I'm personal encounter Bystandcs state that Hanks ap
preached Daily from behind to-day and shot him without
warning. Hanks claims that Daily approached him
thrcatcnugy with heavy cane, aud that he fired in
sofdofcncc. lie II Ia confinement awaiting eKamna-
ton Mr. Daily formerly broker In New-York. and
has family IN New-Haycn. Hanks was formerly mem
b,r of the shipping nrm OF = G. Merrill Co. Both men
occupied high social positions aud In good circun
staucoA
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
nIsINr.. lnnrnIIs.

Joseph \. DmNomc, dealer in lacos and fancy
good. I'D TWent, nrsf st ana siNtha,c. ha. failed The
liabilities are sa- 0Uo. tho us,ct, sj'uuo committee
of creditors recommended settlement 90 ny c'uts
the dolar-igg csuta cash. bud thc balance Doe
uotrs VI two four aud siK months. majority ~ tho
creditors accept these terms aud ptococdug- ior COM
posiou n bankruptcy viii bc taken 60 psrioct The set
lfmtit
1ulu 10 stephenson. BENJAMIN Stephenson and Amos
T,rn,,. composing tlr National lHr company, ut 40.
iII thamisfsst. have been ndlufgtd involuntary bank
rlf. ur fIf pffutf ul fhfIf creditors. Hud tif ctt
hat eeu r,fslItd to Register bay tan o. take further Pro
cstIInaH
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

NJ. L. c. De MOutalnville arrested on com
praiut OF "A member OF the firm OF T. :. Higgins Coz
so.p makers and charged with attempting to swiudie
that firm on, of SD having represented himself without
right to Lc the authorized agent OF tie French Govern
ment to make report upon the indus rcS and manulac
turor Of America the Exposition of 1873. was remain
dcd by Justice Smith YESTERDAY for examination AT
1850 tihs morning. in the complaint which was drawn
NJ, YESTERDAY afternoon. the plaintiff declared taat De
Moutainvile and his partner. Edward Steruhem, had
told the firm that the report already evcn hut that
he would furnish an English translation upon receipt of
SD The money supplied, and the copy came. II
bin a, the pautif declared. worthless affair he sub
united II IA tho In>rectiou Of the French ConSulGcnera
who sad ihai De MoutaiuNe was never au hoiiIrd ny
tnc French Go. cuncut 10 be, ONE an agent Tor the LA
Tn,drfcndart fine ooking Frenchman Of about thir
tui IuiI7cd bV The French Government HIS story tod
French OoI e under Stands scarcely any EuG~I was
tilt 900 l~56 he travelled through thc lhNrd odt's "hu
sul.t gu. utl sent data 10 France conc ihlhS thc iua
frcs n til. county, which proved Of v3iuc 10 tldl ma
ZION. n wing canned TIE GOODWILL OF many American
manufacturers. ana being Interested ln TIE Exposition o
ISIS thi~ mod to him a feasible plan Tor making
au honest pcuul-n1WclY, To- report u" tlt flch'h
Government name. OF representative hillS
which would Dee likely 10 take some new Ideas
info fh1i Ev trsuSltlug the Work mo
En.Hsh ana charging SO copy. hc would Ice able 40
urli.t cXI ci.e~. lie claimed tat there va, mo- ul u
ulf-iefIun i also claimed 20 have received l.t
.si sumc French official, wuich gave hiu tJe lis
tu advertise himself a. qutlird 10 H'hr 'hc I'lNII
Ills ttf.r. unfortunately WAS 10 the possession ol ms
rartncI ruHcm. VLo Wds naturally keeping Out "l lle
Jn-tlc, -m.tn allowed thc prisoner TO home ycstcr
I..uLuIlICr. tine latter tcplt>t uilhG
. noi hrluu diving condition, nat tnc Justice
urHtt aSt ri-ut to name ihr "n u 'l 'tlI .''Iu
ur uolIuuyIlc "ps sent b1ch TO police headquarters
. 3 4
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
4 CARD FBoN GIN. BoYyroN.
MOoRr's CHARGE DENIED-MoORE REMOVED FOR
Az INFAMOUs CONSPIRACY.

MOORT's CHARGE DENIED-MOORE REMOVED FOR
Az INFAMOUS CONSPIRACY.
Boston. Aug The following card is published
by Gen. Boyuton with reference to the report and
the charges made by Special AGENT Moore:
FABRAGUT House. RYE BEACH, " H., Aug. T.
The declaration OF ex-Spocia Treasury Agent Moore
that attempted TO blackma him does not contain
single element OF truth. never sought at time 10
communicate with him, either directly or indirectly
for any purpose whatever The statement that
published certain papers after failure To obtain
money from him as tie price 0f their sup
Iression is equally false, since the papers in my
possession have never yet been published anywhere No
papers a ctng said witness from the Official files of tho
Treasury were ever put in my hands by Nh surteyant
any one else.
Moore not removed on account of the exhibition on
such papers as ne describes the President Secretary
His removal followed from the discovery OF series Of
original documents largely in Moores handwriting,
showing beyond possible doubt that az the time secretary
scaurz and Cuas. attempting to investigate
the santo mngo matter through committee Of tho
Moore then Assessor OF Inepa Revenue ia Texas,
entered into q conspiracy with Gen babcock aud Coils.
Whitley and Neteship OF tn Secret Service force ~
shield Bahcock, and defeat some Of the most important
objects Of that Investigation. To accomplish tbs 20 vas
necessary to get one Of the witnesses against BbcocS,
living in Rhode Island, ont 0l the way Moore auutac-
turcd affidavit charging TINS witness who had been
"a Union soldier IN Texas, Win murder ON TINS
he procured requisition on the Governor or
Rhode Island fnr this witness Moore came WITH these
Washington. BIhcOCk, who was There ar tho
Wnte House, gave INN letter 10 Whitley, requesting
tie stance OF the latter Whitley sent Netlslp 10
Bristol IN t. and take him at NIGHT boy tie Fl River
boat To Ncw-Nork aud thence 10 Washington, where 10
was thought the courts could bc induced not 10
grant r OF hdbcGS corpus. The Plot which was more
infamous n bic than tue safe burglary IN which me
same parties figured. 'aed but all the papers remain,
and mainly on THESE hoott was L'i4'ftu'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
ARI-INED MERCHANTS CEINE.


ruE Try
Frederick Maxwell was arrested Yesterday ~
fhe office off ti.. U.tlctAuoucy for forgery. Accord
t t f statement of li- own c.uu-c, uc .s uuiolni
,t.v -iIf, m l tirovu h.m.clf Goa tnc mercy oi Those
whom lr la. ,iou-cl ii. hl- hccu ior man, wears ID
r,su,cf.Ulc merchant 800 uc wholesale uui hh--
moss. .t d..t with partner bat ior the .a-'
tva v,ar. alone at Tultst ana MHdenltnr.
Ue h.. a devoted a.f, amt tN, children "n'
md id hiuuV lom.. ic m.1 uu assignment Tor rir
lr ff .f rrlor- 900 Jut $50 On fHI. information Dds
co.f., Chamberlain. Carter aud lltou. advised nim q.
anna. f.t.,aea a niI statement lni throw hwscf 600 tlr
m..rt of thfrc of h. r.IUDIa. Ditdiior-i"r N''h'.
N..Iu,| rtut. crrui.r fot 100000; tar toro0tan
N..,..I r.,...a creditor for --ou0o; .nd l.. trro
p.t.l - A. plt.lu. % creditor foI $4,000 Al a.'
dr,.f. ...v. U, hm against rDf-.u- to whom hc lat
soI ...I. .u which nr HIl f.fl,t tHc H,r' I'un.'.
Hr ND..u hHd LIt h- account boo iHc Man
i.t I.ua which hd always given h.n 1000
c.rul ruI effort. vor, mado lo induce tho dfci", OF
tf.f.I..H. Hfi Iu |r .- INt rt~f hI-. Do ~ "'' '''
frr...i.. I.f nru r,iufr O." uHhc t""N iu, ,..' "l
4. ed .U Do. ur NInvfrs D.uH. I to -Nu" 'HIf Ih'."
fufu. III ulf p..u I-t .u t,iHNHr nrr "i -" u'''
,..... r. tu.ft.- IH,, v8,cr.d for t time.
b,.,r. f..Ir cl,ra- fHr cAlmIIc oi 1000 unruu .''d
cru.t 600 beng u.IfutI Di IrI NtU IiHi' 'I'h
NJ NHNH'I. NN. N'd ''' .' .. li ~. , p.
Ell lI. own COUNSEL DIur clown i' iI' l-li'i N'' H.l
ci ... N. NI', t0, 'uIlHI' l- tin. hh" ' .l' ,,t
nrd N. NINvtt 'HtH.r ptIlu'i h1Nt theu' 81" |' h'
Nh NJ a,'s.i.t,un MT of b.s afr.- that his uahl-
it.. atc about -ftUou ucuIus uc lo'ttd a,r'p'
e,.. It- nominal l... ts ar. about ~ltOuo. hut tlc
failure 20 some debtors aud tut -bl'u.uar OFT a>-lH t
diD,s 600 Dos own Iuigmcut, uis property To- between
F,ir N,lS,l v.. taken before Justice smith at thc
Tomb, yt,, rday, aud h. uau WAS uNcd 90 $1,000
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
pIsNrrrARANcE or A ONCE WEALTHY nREwrE

Casper llg was formerly proprietor of n
large brewery iu WILLIAMSBURG. Twice 70 WIS burned
down. and giUit other pccuuay losses. Mr. lus
was reduced Co poyety AMI the brewery passed into the
hands of Commission ~ Charuc, Raber. relative o.
Unr The .attcr's troubles were increased hy f,mIl,
quarr,ls with Rahcr and iiig became dcspoud,u ut aud
rric,ut About twenty days aro Dee Disappeared aud has
nu since been seen hy his friends. IL s icarod he
committed suicide.
I,rnhtuer A. -cInitd proprietor. ~ the lion Brewery
in New York zoe june last obtained Judgment boo the
rupr.nr Court artu. li- Hud thc shtIn of Sew York
rfufuri the process cudui sod NOT found judge kcy-
MOLD. ,t-tefdaV granted ou motion. 60 Col .L-.ph Bur
r.f enc of llIr'- huud.uCu. uu extension ~ twenty
dave 900 WlIth Co determine whether hc uil surrender
tr principal ot pat boo au answer Co thc complaint. the
uu gEa rst him. li- Couf-t viii depend GA whether
Mr llIg returns alive within thc given Time.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
GARBAGE IN TIE HARBoR.

At a meeting of the Pilot Commissioners
vesterIay Geo &c W Blunt entered complaint IN rei-
ereucc to the action Of the Police Commissioners IN per
mtting garbage 10 be dunn ed IN the harbor lie charged
mat the steamer L.. s. Grant, brongng to the street
Cleaning Department of the city, mad dumped four
scovoads OF garbage into the harbor opposite Fort La
faye,tc resolution was adopted authorlZ ug Conms
s,.ucr Blunt advise with the Distrcl-AtoIuey anu
have tbr m1tter brought before the Grand jury Inc
view taken WIS 1t tne Police Board is rcsponsDe ior
ado T., r, ach them by Indictment otherwise. tn"
Pill Commi, also decided 10 make uur oi m
spectIou of the narbOr buoys, bu ADJOURNED WITHOUT IN
- "A DAT
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
FATAL QUARREL ABOUT CHILDREN

Two families named Tate and Warren, have
been living for mont past In the same o"el"s
bou.e at No 577 Greenwich St. The children of bnth
families have played together harmonouSly un'il ia''
evening. when quarrel arose between thtm' ana tlo
warren children called their playmaes number ol V'o
names Mrs Tate heard OF the abusive 'ph>'s ana be-
coming much enrag.d. went 90 Mr. Warren ana ac'seu
him 90 nstigaiing the insults. Violent lngh g oloTeu
and warren who is u man or basty temper seized q
knite and attacked his opponent. ne slIuoh a
hcr IN tie left side and The blade penetrated pproh
of the abdomen, mile a mortal wound MIS- latc WIS
conveyed fo the York Hospital. wheroat lat hou
last ulgh she was believed 10 be- yins. warren Was
arrested aud locked up the Pfinccs station 10 await
the rcsalT OF his violence
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
Suicide AT THE BATTERY.

An unknown young man committed suicide
near the Battery wall at II o'clock last night by shoot
inc himself through tn head with a revolver An amAu
lance was sent from the NcwYork Hospital, but before
il reached tie Battery the man was dead. The bullet
went through his head from temple to the other
As the body the suicide Law the New street station
House lat night il appeared to be- that ~ clerk The
hands showed signs OF hard YORK Tile suicide W1,ahoui
20 yeor. olI with smooth facc brown hair and black
,ycs lie wore mcruo nm lershirt and drawers brown
and white cass mere trowsers. dark plaid coat ana vest
y1t shirt cotton stchs. blue scarf with white spots
and a round DERBY hat Not scrap uf ptcr " > i"Hhd
Ms person and his pockets contained only Fe ceuts
n
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

An unknown man, apparently about - years
~ age stopped in OF No 43l East Eighteenth st.,
shortly aftrr noon Yesterday and took from his pocket
vial labelled carholic acid" the contents oi which he
drank lie soon fell 10 the ground unconscious.
He WAS taken 10 Eclcvuc Hospital, and died
IN an hour later on n slip ~ paper was written,
.3t7 East Forfy-thirl between First aud second
,vc." ON inquiry there 10 was learned that Andrew
Beck aged a. "A German carpenter, had been miss g
since the dry bcfor. Brch'5 hrpth' n-law partially
Identified the as that ot Beck hut the lace was so
much discoIortd tiat some uncertainty remained.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Preroort Housc-Sr Anthony Musgmye, Governor
OF Jamaica I0Use- GTrcOire de amOV secretary
OF te Iusan Legation az Washing SyrteCdW H0,
Rear Admiral John j. a N.Y. T. :. M LWo A"Hyr TO
e -Fy Gov e. G. Washbur ~ 3'scO sin, pfo Mark Hthey
oT Y le college, Nathaniel Wheeler OF Conuecl
efrtOffnH Ii0fet- william B. Franklin OF haItnfd-
WiHdor IIti-J y. Camd,n Of est virginia ana toifit
man HenpmiU A. Willis. ST. Nchoas H0e-Htn Jostph A.
Poi ter t. :. a.. and judge T. G. lb aktr oi NashiNR-
ton GTand CenfrGt H0tei-Junpe samuel ! Idce OF A-
bama if0-John A. Mccall Jf, oi inc 'e" oiA
Insnrance Uepartmcnt.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

Tho Kings County supervisors, yesterday, re-
sa..d f. saIa.Ifs af ,aanif ohu.rs h Che nrfef'io
.iaat aluuHD lHIHsiHE f' ih' f'in''l ''''il'r a'
s.t II. tt. a.Iaf..s Committee and adopted ty fho
a. ta.ln.f Attorney. fHuUD formerly floo"ol b
49, t...lsat nstr,t tuamsf. finoo Second Assist
49, ,Iuu. oh.f ont. elnooi As''''an' 'l,fh'
81 .l.. f.rm.sHHfH ~ thhIinef Ns,W fiW"I
ataf ffit ii lhg saliossif,s ,.nih .... t......
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
Tur pEAcuMARKFr.

The receipts yesterday were the heaviest of
the season. The Trains brought 90 crrload,. nine of
which went through Co Iastcru paints. The Lewis Della
ware steamer had 1000 crates The supply FOR New.
Yort aus about 81 300 baskets. which makes the total
ior The s,ason about 10000 baskets The market
olu,d at oasy nFures and the annexed rates
reduced a. cluse out small surplus Boo the afternoon
Crates sold 80 cents o. ~ 20 hakcts "a from 30
e. I1 esufs, fur delaware aud Map ylaud fiuit New
Jsr.. prime ba 30 10 20 cenl saa
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

ON lie ground and ~ work Canarse Bay hoth ac'uS
under orders OF ths Coast Survey Bureau. IhS s'Vs
is moi OF the preliminary olaact'r aimed at IA the p
td,,cc in I'm. Ios, session % Congress for survey
bv me War Drpartmcut. brt is tn he minute anu o
taI cnr 40 that when a report and chart ~ opera
tio's are made Inc fu lest information n1 have bc'1
scrcJ AS 10 the trobablc character Of feasible uIi"N
,,nts In tbe cLauuaiS iud ter cost. This Nor VIII
nren. tine way fnf CongrcsslUnll acdon 10 secure az
auniopiation for tie improvements That NAV n' oint
f,isibc as soon a. the survey completed Ihs II IS
cxi cote,, will hr done by November next re oPefi
mons of the .urve, ne piry exciting good deal OF
interest aud attract Is d'riblc attention
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
ABYsSINIA AND EGYPT.

LONDOS, Wednesday, Aug. g, 1877.
A telegram from Alexandria, says IL is
that Abyssinians are mas-lug troops on the
Egyptian frontier and threaten descent on Egyptian
terri ory unlcs, the traitor Wafa Mka delivered up
immediately Gen Gordon il expected on the frontier
shortly 20 prevent furthercompNcauons.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
FUNERAL OF SIR JAMES DOUGLAS.

SAN FG4NCIsCO, Aug. IA Victoria press
dispatch SAYS nearly 5000 people followed the remains
o. .hr !ate sr Jams Douglas TO the cemetery to-day
III fnu rIl services performed by Bishop Credse
OF tire Reformed Episcopal Church.
.E0r ether Foreign Nous rec frst Hlgel
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
A NEW FRENCH MINISTRY PROPOSED.

The Paris correspondent of The Daily Aetcs
tecgraphs follows an told on the best authority
that NJ. Dufaure disposed to try and form Ministry
concihaton, with the assistance Of the Left Centre
and Moderate Right as recommended by the official
Moncur. The object Of this step is TO avoid the dan
gerous crisis which would be occasoned by the present.
reacouary Cabinet being confronted by large Repub-
lean majority"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
SUMMING rm long isLtNpcoAsr

The survey Of part of the coust of Long
island and ~ -heorshoad aud Csnarsic afs has already
been saaimenc,d by ths Oonsi sure, bureau Two wee
.sis me steamer fathomof il'ui Maynard commandns
snd ths sfhoonsf srursh,, boz charge oi the Assistant
.~-.s.a-aaat ~ tI.a tss-st BurNep Iohs Dom ara
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

inferior that should not have been sert NJ az ie @
81 la 10 GEMS Good Nurth Carolina crates Sodat ~ 9V
extra nne ones for So. Tie previous shipment oi lrui
from that section d,d not paw eNpeses; ils W'ch VIZ
though that may felp 10 make active Duess' 10" P0o'
mn Il bn aNU
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
A SPECIAL DEPUTY SHERIFF DROWNED.

1t was reported at Police Headquarters last
night that Jonn H. Canning "A Deputy Sheriff Of this city
vino lived at No 1876 East oustons, went sailing down
the bay board yacht early on Sunday morning ana
was missed from the vessel during the san III ls DC
l.vcd that has been drowned as nothing mas sluce
Il.tl hmm RI nf i'm
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
AN AMERICAN ARRESTED IN FRANCE.

An American named Biggar has been ar
rested by police SOY IN the South Of France for having
called President MacMahon an az hotel. He is now
in prison awaiting trail The United states CHARGE dAf-
ares has sent counsel tat be receives fair play,
and TO report to him on the subject.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
A1rrr INSURANCE COMPANY ENIoNED.

CmCAGO, Ill.,, Aug. THE Auditor of Pub
lie Accounts yesterday filed petition in the Circuit
Court stating the condition ~ the Protection Life
Insurance Company was such render ITS contin-
nance iu business hazardous the assured. Judge VIII
uaus ISSUED injunction on the Company, and Edward
d. Cook was appointed receiver VITA bonds Of 100000
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
4 RECEIVER APPOINTED.

ST. LoUGS, Aug. Judge Gottschalk, of the
Circuit Court this afternoon appointed L. T.. Alexander
formerly Cashier ~ the Mercantile Bank Receiver the
Columbia lIc Insurance Company ~ this city, that
stitutiou having been declared msplyeut
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

Treasurer. 300; Secretary s2,OOO Clerk OF CITY
Court, 50 2OO Commissioners ot jufglf- S-'oVV ~
Comfy PHYSICIAN -. coo; Law Librarian, S2,'oO Inc
s1lar,cs f au1 other suhura9tc officers wete
reduced from 800 10 500 I'm individual. cases
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

Felix McCarty of the Kerry militia was gem
You are always late" BE aIsy, Sergeant sa.yan,
was the reply, ," sure some one must D. LAST
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
IAuuouncements.I

Are you right sure that you are 50 PHYSICAL
TX constituted as % Doe exempt from an attacks III cramps
Cholera Morhus Darrlei or nys ntcry Nuot 20 Rouil "a
prui.Ut provide Yourself Wth D. .JAlNEs tkAhNAtts
iN>NN medicine loi these Affections sut tu Ne
Tor Conn lnt and al Diseases of tie Bowels, "a
either children OF adults
NEURALGIA never fails To yield unto a pcrma-
neut cure with the use ~ It AiiNs PAD AND PLAsTEAs
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTS IN
BROADWAY.
50 ~. S4'. hidnlght, fS''
Highest during the day. 81 i.owcs'. T.
Average, 7S94 same day, 1876, o2's.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases OF mo
- Geuerauve organ, radically and speely cured ollcs
hours 10 s. HEN tN 4. DANIELS. MI Ia LeNnstonAF