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New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
LATEST SHIP NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Bark Figha AUST. EcceviOn st Vincent via Delaware
Break, afs- 10 days. IN baast 20 BOYD f. in5sen.
Bark Drvcu Dubovaeh DAustl ser 'ych Lsith via Dei
Scr r. l. Higgins Isonne Fsl RIVER for Port Johnson.
schr Little DAVID, Graa Fan River Tor Port Johnson
SAILED
steamship Gen. Barnes fOr savannah bafH Harriet :.
SPOKEN.
June o. or Absecom schr Pride OF TIE East lumber sden
bound Z. BY PlOtbost Centennial AO.7
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, June 27.-Arrvrd. Almira Robinson.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEv-ORLEANs june 21Cle1rcf steamship kncSe rbocknr
Tor Sew Yor~. PASSES Arrived steamship ltharei from
Liverpool West ladies ana Iexcan ports sailed, steam
shps Lone and aayagueL
Wi5uScToS y. c., June 27.-Arrived, bark Lnbrs Nor,
pogrAsb June 27.-Arrved, schr. Bramhall for south
Amboy Ceaced, brig Helen o PiuIey for CcrS sSals'
Haven. sailed. brig Ernest, Tor Rio Grande.
sAyAsSAu June 27-trrvsd. steAn'hiDH san S1lyador,
from Ne7'NCrk America from baltimore -spinoie from
Boston schl L. e. Hickman, from Philadelphia sailed.
steamship H. = vinsst94, Tor Se",fo :, ,...
fom Lon James r. ward from PhiltielpHia Cleared,
Siy FalScsco iae 27-Auivei ship -. Stephen, from
Nsw-YOrk.
rom Liverpool VIA INK WE Mhliden, nom Ph.adeL
phis schr Reoecca arter ir1n Boston Cleared steam
ships Fanny CsdNsl seer. Or NeN,York Ehza0sth i9r
Philadelphia 0srks taryeai.f p Tor lHnd,nerry Nars
d utal for Cork b<ig ChesaIet-e t'Eh toI Denefaft
" IL Sailed, barNs Aadaai,n' AMI Nenuphar brig
pHTLADgIrIIA June 27.-ATived. steamships uercnies
from ta River; Ellie knight. from NeYhork II. L. cav
Cotinehan, from Chelsea G. - 1ic-hain aEd Belle rom
Indian River Beatty, from Piaukatank l. r. Pharo
YORK cssred s,eamships Ohis tor Liverpool r Wilhng
I9r m ! Iaulloi % ss % r. Sor. ~ aG arooks f1r poas
Ammo q for GeorgeiowD Maggie j. Lawrence ior
Charleston Ada Aues flr inaniason, BIC
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
IIyEsroof, June 47Tne steamship Peniylvans sailed
hence ior Philadelphia to-day
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

-. D. sANBORN REELECTED PREslDENToP TIE
ALUMNI.
HANOVER, y. H., June 27.-The Inauguration
of Samuel Bartlett to-day IA President OF Dartmouth
imposing. The town II crowded with VISITORS At
half past 10 o'clock this morning d procession
was formed In front OF Dartmouth Hall, aud
moved TO Dartmouth Hotel, the temporary
residence OF Dr. Bartlett Here DR.. Bartlett was re-
ceiyed AS Presdeneleet and escorted TO the church
Prescott OF the Class of 1886 presented DR. Bart
lett IN brief speech the Keys Or the college and the char
ter signed by John Wentworth The last royal Governor
OF the Province.
At the conclusion OF the speech the house shaken
with tremendous applause. President Bartlett replied
in most happy Prof Edwin u. san.orl. LII H.,
President OF the United Alumni Association, then al
dressed the President welcoming hin. Office. To the
college las and the old college church. ia DeAar VI the
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
AcAPrLCO CAPTULATEs TO DIAz.

SAN FRANCIsCO, June 27.-By the arrival on
the steamer Colima from Panama We have news iroin
Acapulco that on the 10Th inst, amer bonbardment 0f
nearly ten days b. the Diaz gunb0as. Alvarez chpiu
Lated lie surrendered the port with $50 men 10 ibe
naval forces, who thereupon entered the town TIE
terms ~ the capitulation yet secret, from some
reason known only the opposing commanders BAT u -
known tbat amcable relations exist between tAc Two
ioIce- The soldiers tIe quOndtm Oppo-nE ARMIES
are holding h,gh carnival In the streets 81 Ac1puco Arm
IN arm they are drinking AM caroung, and are appfr
entity the If ;rirud- II u hinted that Ayarrz hls
gone over the enemy bu thf Information - oXircic
eg.er The American residents Of Acapulco are ~ yet
undecided wheher 20 leave he place not. THey nave
50 far escaped serious Ion, but tloy announce
Their intention 10 lnuea 20 tho United -t1es f hry are
subjected 20 the Insults hTriships ~ civil war
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GEN. GRANT LEAVES WINDSOR.

LONDON, Wednesday, June -, 1877.
Ex-President Grant took drive this Morn
sV in one OF the Queens carriages in Windsor Great
Pars and af.orward 20 the Great Western Railway
station and took the train 10 London. lie was
accompanied ~ the railway stauon by Mr. Ward Hunt
First Lord Of the Admiralty, and Col Gardiner, who
Gen Grant and party OF.
LOsDoN Thursday June 2s 1877.
A state concert Sas given at Buckingham Palace last
pfsht Gen. Grant and Mrs Grant, the Emperor and
o, Brazil the Prince and Princess Of Wales the
Dnke and Duchess Of Teck Prince Christian, and the
Princess Helena Princess Louise aad the Marquis of
Iorna and rbe Duke Of Cambridge vera present Cen
Grant goes Liverpool TO-DAY, where 10 VII arrive 10
f m hr ftelnoon lie wi. leave again FOR London 80
IO45 Friday morning.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
MARRIED

BF.CH-KIRK-At Parappanv " T., the 2ith inst..
nv rae REV A e. lrisse M New York, Erastus watson
Iie.ch 10 Miss E.uiua XIX. 81 or Caldwell y. j.
DAY-IYATT-On .uesdar June %. the Church of the
',-t an u Jes St Johnaai y. N, by the Rev. F. D..
Tay ard Rev John Namara. .. D.. stephen d. Day 10
Ny r. daughter y Thomas J. II att es, ~ ST. JohnAnd
OoN NOI-MORSE the 20th day Of June. 1871 tho
"honie" ~ he h.idc cherry Valley, Ot,egO County New
York the Rev. TAeOdore DWlght MCrte ~ Baltimore.
James OC0nuor Of fdlem3nt biltimure County, Nd, 70
eldest daughter ot the late Hon oVrr Morse
OTT-JOHONNOT-At Ithaca, y. Y by the Rev Dr.
WILSON william D. SCOTT ~ Princeton y j. 10 Maroon, 0ay
daughter sr James JOnGnnOt No cards
STASWOOD WALSH-As Broukyn Tuesday, June %,
1871 in the south Congregational Church, nv the Rev Dr.
Hugh smith CsrDtnter. Augustus >ianD00d ani MiitiA
d. dauQhJ.r Of The late George Walsh. al VI Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
conMEycEnFYr AT BATES COLLEGE.

LEWISTON, Me-, june 27.-COmmenccment
day al Bases College this city opened this morning
vitb perfect weather and very large number Of strlu
GERS gathered here witness sAe exercises. At
the Board OF GoVernmen. mot Tho trustees appointed
President Cheney agent obtain the subscriptions
necessary 70 seeure tho 100000 offered by b. f. Bates
OF Boston President Cheney himself subscribed SlO,-
O-JO Tho aedcieucy wiz bc 80 made mp. The de-
r-e or 3. Ia tss course was conferred On eighteen
~ oers OF the Graduating Class and That Cr A ". IN
thr course members Of th8 Glasses oT - aid IL
No houDrary degrees conferred. Tho COmIlence-
nleut eVercises DeYn 1880 st the CIty Hail. pres
ence OF a large audience.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
Al Notices of Marriages must be mdorsed wiI' All
,sss ana GHircss
DIED

ADANS-On June 2f 1871 board steamer City ~ New
YORK from Havana, VIM Ne~Don Adams, n the 5t-h
year of hi-
Romans will DE taken % Norwich, Conn., for inerment
YACY-fn Paris March ~ Rowland H. Macy OF SesY1rk
C'ty agei s. yegrs
R.ai7es f1cnd~ o. The family respectfully invited 70
attend funeral the Church % the holy TRINITY Dr.
Madlsln-aye. aut Orty5ecOn0sL, on F1l1y,
J1ne %. l-17 ~ hllcnast . Oci0cx D. ~.
Boston, Hsvrr Mass, aud Santuckt papers please copy
NOTR-At SuFfrr pOcsaad Co, Nes.YDrk, wednesday,
the 27th inst. Ja garet stenhouse eldest daughter of
James ,f0ir OF tlIs ciy.
Ft raj nom the rsoce father No 26 Tenth
- Ol Friday. tie Z3th inst, az lD;3O ,.
yANDERBILT-On June 20. Cornelius Vanderbilt IN tho
Frral services rom lis late residence Eleventh
ST. on Thursday 10 a. ir,srAeAt at Nyack on the
Hudson.
WILLIAMSON onday evening 25 1871 Jessie Rosa
Fanue iauchcr u !, bradford Williams or No" YORK CITY,
agei Il years ant months.
WOODwAR RD-In Woodstock. VT Wednesday, June q,
l.Gia L.. VIE OF solomon woodward
Funeral On Friday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
RnNAPARTIsT DEMONSTRATIONS.

PARIS. Wednesday, June - 1877.
A violent newspaper article, written by NJ.
do Cassaguac Il producing great sensation II recon-
mends that the ucGenera should not Do permitted
TO meet lest they Decons h0tbcds Of agitation. Also
rn9i tls Government should is intention ~
NJ ont ths Chamber II 10 should Do strongly
R.uu9ucan a She one ust dissolved.
ige D>r>nso spaprj asserts tnat NJ Rculer to-day
hnI aII Intrryiar with M.ni.t.r FonrLou.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
DEFINITION AND DRINK.

The Fxcise Commissioners OF the City of
Eew-YOrk nave furnished d now definition lOf Tie next
edition or Webster unabridged viz:
INA grOg shop with three bels. n B-lhe Deos az"
ui0ws NAV stuffed with broken bottles and eecahtes
cr with slwdust the grOggerT OUr 81 the pleasure oI
me landlord The coverings most apprOFr@e Wlh Dc f
patchwork from the i-eIed garments OF the patrons o. tho
establishment
P0ssib e Judges of Of the courts may upset tie
phlOlOgy OF the Board OF Excise.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
rs pENnIEroN AN rNFLArI0NIsTl

1t is represented by friends OF Mr.. George
VI Peu6eton that In speaking u han an
iraationist We are doing him injustice We
are aware that in bis later u5tersnces on
this subject Mr.. Pendleton MS Dctn CAUTIOUS
~ NOT conservative. but the general impress
sion has made. after all upon those Who do not seer
To there .n ODscurity about ms
EyTte o auancering We shall await With Interest the
definition of s position the silver question: 10 ascer-
tain Whether would remonet1r silver Tor the sake OF
resumption OF as q means OF imitation.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
GpeeiaI Notices.

Fragrant Breath and pcariy reefh are easily obained
by cleansing your teeth daily Sh Tia, justly popular deu
free sOzJDONT Composed OF rare allseptc herbs it H
parts whltencs the teh delicious aroma 70 the BREATH
and preTyes intact nom youth io od age tie teeth Aofy
tie the strongest t.eth unless ls
Yecfs are eounte-aetPd wh SOZv DON'T, aud this pars
protects deEta su.iacfs BY removing every i'm
purity adheres 20 tEen Ask your druggist for soIo
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
MR.. GLADSTONE AND THE LIBERALS.
Ioa-..x rr..i,n. -. I--. !.


The Tower Hamets Radical Association
having sent Mr. Gladstone an address expressing the
hose that ee will assume the leadership Of the Radical
marty he replies that he Is neither the present
future the leader any party section He looks upon
The Liberal party large thar from which the country
IA 20 expect reasonably good government and desires 70
urye It's union ana promote it, a whole.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

soversirns each Tie brought out field OF fifteen
horses and was won by HobsOss b. b. Hampton. Glen
dale secured second place, and Mars third In The latest
betting 10 was LAID against Hampton, 10 astns'
Glendale. and IL to against Mars.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
Rapid Transit.

Ameetins IN fsyor oi RAPID TRANSIT Will Le held In
Parepa Hail T.riaye and kighty sXths1, ~ O'Clock ou
FRIDAY EVENING. June 20, 1877.
EVERETT h. WHEELER esq. LAWSON \. FULLER,
ESQ and Hon RUFUS COwINo viii address tie Iacstng
Tine opponents rapid transit nyd ~ t-r md any
speakers they may select win ee allotted lri5 oi ~
discus. tAe su, j,ct G4l-. col.Ai1ef-NOl-
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
If PENDLETON Is NOT Az INFLATiONIsT, LIT
HIN BEWARE.
ygs ls.u.tosrf.

The Ohio Democrats propose ut this llincture
10 nave real rcpreseutage oi their opinions aud nof
an echo Of the national banks Mr. PendletOn h2s ccen
quoted ~ TIE enemy having review ID and revised his
faith Of other years II this Is sander let him SPEAK
the word Lei LIN announce his faith iE platform of
1875. Let hin give the people renewal Or his pledges
OF 1868. We do not fg for the man.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
rJAR7,RANFT ADVISED TO PROVE AN ALTBT.
-, b.

We don't believe that our sensible Governor
wrote that dispatch 10 Grant. "carc OF HeS Majesty
Queen Victoria Buckingham Palace 1OldOn," 10 which
hs name is sgGd. We should have neeu less surprised
had il been signed g. r. l. Hartianf has appeared
That sort person, but he did write and address this
Dispatch oUt 10 be sent abroad at once, 10 relieve
PicrrepOnt
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
EGYPT AND ABYsSINIA.

L0,Dos. Thursday. jane p, 1877.
Advices from Massovah contradict rumOrs
OF conclusion OF peace hetW-en me King ot ADJ ssinia
ond tls Kasdiyo of Esypt Tho former demands the
AJys.uian territory occupied by tse Egyptians.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
RAClNn IN ENGLAND.

LOSDJA. red lrs.ifr, June -. 1877.
This was the second d.y o, the Newcastle
upou-T,ne sumLor meeting Tue principal event was
le cs for Tie Northumberland Plate. tor 500 sovsr-
e.ns IL money, added " handicap sweep stakes Of ~
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June 2--l a. m.-Yeserday's record
OF air-pressuFe was almost wholly OF an upward ten
denoy The amount OF moisture IN the air Is consider
ably diminished. The temperature is considerably re-
fuced
For tns city and vicinity partly cloudy weather anf
tle change in temperature may be eAptetsu TOT Two
dxvs
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

Ifyou feel dull drovsv debitaed have frequent head
se bal poor apper, tongue cCaet you are
-ueri frtsn torpid yer nousness" Nothing VII. euro
van Speedily .nd permanently ~ DR. PIECES GOLDEN
MEDICAL bsCOsEgT. Dr. tlerces aeMOr9n1uH iNs siFea
Dy All druggists.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

UNEXPLAINED DEATH OF Az UNKNOWN MAN.
An unknown man of about 10 years of age was
found y+nr stoo9 .of No dgest yesterday aer-
noon re wa removed Delancoy Poce station
house where 40 ad ABOUT minutes after Bis aTrYG
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
nfcpEE CONFERRED AT ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, June 27.-Atthe Universe
~ Commencement. to-day the degree Of Doctor OF Dr.
Unity was conferred on the Rev j. ". V. Clark Of Al
sion and the Rev. Wayland Ho'l Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
MIDNIGHT WEATHER RBPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle States stationary or higher
pressurc nearly staHOnary temperature variable "ihds
partly cloudy weather. and occasional showers.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, June 27.-Ihe Secre-
tary Of the Treasury after due deberston, allowed The
claim of the Centennial Board OF Finance for 10000
which they had advanced 10 pay the salaries Of special
customs officers IN the carly days OF tie Exhibition.
BONE other matters settled, ami the balance.
SzeVOO Or $4,000, was palG over and J0hn welsh, as
President, and Frederick Fralcy. secretary and
Treasurer recsiyed receipt IL i from se Secretary
OF the Treasury FOR the 81 500 900 Tho money " the
lbdependSnt Iresury dnd cannot into tic rrgular
Congress.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
~ Court Of Arbitration.

Az " ~" IlFrIfI'TUTtl
Hon. END,H T.. FANfHEh, AraitrttDr.
Sessions " this held daily al the Rooms of tls
Chlmscr Of rce No 03 v ln sf aud 20 q office ~
Arbitrator No c29 Br sww Tor TIE hearing and prompt
settlement c0nroycrsrs disputes and matters OF diner
agis among merchants. -hpm-sfe~s and Others
within the Jurisdiction q the Port Il New lo-t.
prriiegss Of ltis lobfs ore -07ned ~ i Jd hs
generGi Duttc sibn.u heir c1nt9rcIses p " atnshL
BLANK orils or tho subniss)n ~ causes a. " aiorna-
may be obtained gratis on Application - u eA a. tho
rooms ~ The ChamDfi.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

Ps.t-Orcs sotiee.r rh- toregE mans tor he week end
sATURDAY. June 81. 1871 Will close at tlls o1ee on
Wednesday at M, fOr France direct, hY steamship
Per-re Iayrr. AMI At NJ ior Europe ~ s.osmshlp
A~.fl wa ueensOwn, rliC kSDAh ~ ll.5O a ior
ito- hy steamship NIeand VIA Plymouth ChrfJourg and
I,mburg SsIu RDAf a. a. tor EUROPE ~ steam
Cefir8nc Queenstown correspondence oT Ger
many scofanc ard North % rsisnd 10 De forwarded ny ms
.t.tnsr NUT specially Addressed and a L..
scotland North of Ireland, by 7taGhip Anchora "a
Neville aud Glasgow. and a. l;.0 Tor kurope. by
slea.eiU l,heiu SNullarptO1 and Elcnrn The
sips l-rla Germaa4c do maa ioT Denmark
-wsoer NOrwls Tic mails fcr mo Mtss clfs. via
Uavsrs will NewlurS 30 fs mails 'ur ca
aul Japan vii leave Francisco july The mall for
Nrnfralfa. efe. ~ Francisco IL.
Se-Yors Jun- 30 1877. T.. ~. PostuAster.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

fairchild has the HOOr.-tMany New-York
pHpein No. 80 baSn hes down eelaI waiting Tor IL 10
sIop IAG-de1.As so-lDetgoit fVsI
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The ai..r.n hovs larorlstrr -. ly atai
afu seis
preceding sprr1ents tas o.eson.n
H.. ..arlrrn nn.Lua IL anula
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

kcep's Patent partly madc DkE~S st IHI-' The VtrY
heat sx for So can nnsed easily hsumng hsnd
kerchfst Br0aiw.y.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-22
A Thief Killed BY q Policeman.

(, A Thief Killed by . Policeman.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 90.-About O'Clock
this morning as Officer Springfield, of the
Ninth district, was on special duty In the
vicinity of fifteenth and Spring Garden
streets, he noticed colored man carrying
bundle under his arm. The officer was In
citizens clothes, but stopping the man he
explained his position and overhauled the
bundle, which proved to be bag contain
ing . fresh ham. The colored man was
asked how he came in possession of
the ham. he answered that he received
an order for 1t from his boss. The prisoner
by an adroit movement tripped the officer
and took to bis heels and was making away
at rapid gait before the officer could got
up. The officer called for the fugitive to
stop. Not doing so he drew HE revolver
and fred one shot, and seeing it had no ef-
feet in haulting the thief, he fired another
shot at the man, who dropped, and in few
expired. 4.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-22

damage at that time had been done to the
bridge itself.
All the wharves were more or less dam
aged BY having their planking ripped of and
spiles broken OF. A great deal Of shipping
was destroyed.
At O'Clock this morning the water was
rapidly rising along the river front, although
tho vessels and steamers moored there had
not then suffered anything from the impact
Of the ice foes. Serious apprehensions are
felt, however, - the cakes Of ice coming
down are constantly increasing. Every
precaution that prudence could suggest was
taken for the safety Of the vessel, as the
owners bad timely warning of the approach
ing food. ng- X
The Morning herald., 1877-01-22
Over the Cable.
THE ozAR AWAITING OFFICIAL NEWS

THE GEAR AWAITING OFFICIAL NEWS.
LONDON, Jan. 20.-A despatch from St.
Petersburg says ''The Berlin Telegram!
which was published on Thursday last, Sta
ting that Prince Gortschakoff has issued q
circular to the Russian representatives
abroad, expressing the belief that Turkey
wsuld reject the Conference proposals, and
declaring that Russia could not undertake
. wsrlike policy because Europe would not
support her and might form coalition
against her, Is pure invention. No circu-
lar of any kind has been issued. The Gear
awaits official cognizance Of results at
Constantinople before adopting decision
respecting his next steps," ~,
BIsMARK sADDLED WITH THE BLAME.
There is general unanimity in the tone of
the papers on this subject, which 10 hardly
to be wondered at under the circumstances;
but on one point the agreement is carried to
somewhat ridiculous extent. When. things
60 wrong 1t Is very convenient to have q
scapegoat which can bear the odium of the
public Ills, and in this instance the usual
rule 10 followed. Bismark for some years
past has been the sbete noir" of the Eng
lish press, no less than of the French, and
when anything goes wrong In European
politics, OF some cherished project Of Eng
land falls to the ground, the blame 10 i'm
mediately laid to tho door Of the astuts and
crafty German Chancellor, .a I'M Ae
The Morning herald., 1877-01-22
sHERIFFs SALE.

SHERIFF'b SALE-Dy virtue Of writ
~ of fvenditiont expo as, to me directed
WI be exposed to public sale on the prem
ises of Thomas J. foard, near AcDontnigh,
u Ht. Georges huadred. New Castle county,
FEBRUAHYW W in : st ani II s o'ciook a. NJ. IT, IT,
following described personal pro erty, viz:
Z hosses.4 thres,year-o,d colts,h one year
eid colt I yoke Of oxen, COWS; s one year
Old calves, calves, II pigs, engine and
thresher, 3 farm wagons. 5Ox carts, reaper
calt,vators. one a carriage II: xHd and harness, LOT
olplow and wagon harness, LOT Of corr,
abost l5C0 bushels; lot ofpoultry. household
goods. Ac., DC.
Seized and, taken into, execution as the
property ofThomss J. Foard, and to be sold
IsA &C GRUBB, eheriff
eh eriffs ONCE. New Castle Jan. "a. D. 1877
- ~
The Morning herald., 1877-01-22
A Political Duel i.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. 2O.-Two
colored citizens Of South Carolina fought I
duel at Pine Bluffs, in this State, yesterday
One was democrat and the other q, .repub-
licsn, and fought over politics. Four shots
were exchanged. One Of the men wa
wounded three times and is dangerously
hurt. The other was hit on the right arm,
The affair has canssd great excitement in
Tic rc's shborhood. se4t 10 .l v...,. f..
The Morning herald., 1877-01-22
The Connecticut Legislature.

The Connecsicut Legislature.
HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 9O.-In the Sen
ate, yesterday, VIM. D. Bishop. Democrat,
presented resolution cordially approving
and endorsing the bill presented in Con-
gress yesterday, relative to counting the
electoral vote, and calling ON the Senators
and Representatives in Congress- to advo-
cate its passage. The Senate unanimously
passed the resolution, and 1t was sent to the
House Of Representatives, which body made
1t the special order for Wednesday next.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-22
suicide Of an Engineer.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 20.-This morning the
dead body Of Charles Collins, Chief Enein-
eer of the Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern Railway was found at his residence. 1t
was apparent that hs had been dead twenty.
four hours. In one hand he grasped re.
volver, while another pistol and . razor
were lying beside him on the bed. He un-
doubtedly committed suicide by shooting,
and it Is believed that anxiety on account Of
the terrible disaster at Ashtabula affected
his reason. The family of Mr.. Collins was
absent at the time of the suicide.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-22
Calamity Near Vienna.

VIENNA, Jan. 20.-To-day $4,000 cubic
feet OF earth and rock caved in from the en-
bankment on the River Ssr, between Vienna
and Leester, blocking the river for some
distance, doing great damage. rol
Two families who were In their dwell
ings were buried and killed. Everybody
and everything Russian are being taken out
of Servia. The Servian Government has
been informed that the Porte would on no
consideration renew the armistice, and If
Servia did not treat directly for peace, before
March 1st the Leaks would march on Bel
grala. ~. --- tl-- ~
The Morning herald., 1877-01-22
Chicago l,oard orTrade

Chicago Hoard or Trade. "a -
CHICAGO, jan. N.-A resolution intro.
duced at the meeting of the Board of Trade
yeste rday approving the plan Of the Com
promise Committee on the electoral count
was voted on, to-day and decided by the
President to have been carried, though the
vote was very close. ,..,.t