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lasions, except negU4ktions for the modl-
tication OF cur extradition treaty with
ENGLAND and for 4 new one with Mexico.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
AN OUTBREAK IN LOUESpILLE.

railroad and Private Property Destroyed by
the Communists - Intense Excitement
Throughout the City.
By Telegraph to THE REPrBLTAs.
LOUISVILLE, July 2i.-Thc attempt to hold
a meeting tonight by pacific workingmen was
a failure. Two thousand assembled, hut
nothing formal whatever was acted upon,
Many were boys and negroes. They threw
stones into windows and broke street lamps
rs they proceeded. Reaching Ninth and
Broadway, the mob attacked the freight depot
Of the Louisville and Nashville Great Southern
Railroad, smashing its windows and doors,
They then marched to Tenth street, and
wrecked the windows of the Pullman Southern
Car Company.
Proceeding up Broadway with loud yells,
they stoned all line houses on that street until
Third was reached. Coming in this avenue
Mayor Jacobs house was attacked, then that
OF Dr. E. ID. Stamford, president l.. 4 N. q. $.
railway, was attacked in the same manner.
Along Walnut street houses and stores were
treated in the same manner. Al Flood and
Green streets fifty policemen placed them.
selves in line, and when some one in the crowd
yelled to attack them the officers opened fire,
shooting over the heads of the mob. Men and
boys in the mob scattered in all directions.
The damage done cannot be estimated.
The excitement Is great, aud the arrival Of
arms and ammunition from Frankfort awaited
with anxiety.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
New York House Afrair..

THE LIST OF REMOVALS STILL BrISG coSsIp-
ERED-THE JAY COMMISSIONS RErnRI--
COLLECTOR ARTHUR AND SURVEYOR SHARPE
To re SUPERSEDED.
Tho list OF removals Of the New York Gus
iom-bonsa is still being considered by AsSiSiau ut
Secretary Mccormick. WIN has that matter In
charge, and no definite action will be arrived at
for a few days 10 come. The official report or the
commission appointed to Investigate the New
York custom house, Of which Hon. John Jay was
chairman. has been submitted to the Secretary
Of the Treasury. and will probably be made public
to-day or tomorrow. II contains many valuable
recommendations and suggests desirable reforms
Mr. A. n. Cornell has not yet Informed the De
pArtment whether ho wilt retain his place on the
National and State Committees Of the Republican
party and vacsle his Federal once, or ,ioe rerA1
It is understood that the President has concluded
To defer action respecting tho to Collector
Arthur and Gen. sharpe, but II may be positively
aserted that both Of these onicials will be super.
sedcd. II Is said that Collector Arthur has signI.
ned his intention TO retire gracefully fom his posi-.
tion, provided the Administration will give him
MI opportunity 10 do so.
Although not precisely hostile To President Hayes
and his policy Collector Arthur does not hesitate
10 declare that he Is not an enthusiastic admrer Of
President Hayes policy. As Cen. Arthur has been
for nearly six years carrying out a policy In the
custom honse dramatically opposed to that marked
out by the President II seems cruel 10 force him 10
reyersc Ills course,
National Republican., 1877-07-25
The Administration and the Crisis.

Although making but little display, the Ad-
mini.trstion has been indeatigable In Its cbrts to
exhaust ovsry resource In It's power to assist in
auelling the prevent ,nsurrection Much more has
heen done than the public have any idea Of 1t has
been deemed best for the public interest to observe
the greatest secrecy In the movements that are
being made. II has not been deemed necessary as
yet In Issue call for Voluutecrs, nor does the Ad.
mnistraton contemplate doing 50 until II Is salts.
fed that the present military force is unable to
cppe with the Communists.
The President Is in direct communication with
all points where trouble now exists lie Is fully
advised Of everything that Is transpiring Frequent
meetings of the Cabinet are being held and strict
watch Is kept upon the progress Of Affairs. In the
meantime the greatest activity prevails in the mill
tnry and naval departments Of the Government
and nothing Is boine len undone IN utilize all tl,
power at the command OF the Federal Govern
mCnt.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
THE CRISIS.
[Obntinued from Nra Raee.l

sarics from the strikers had visited his road,
and the employees had told them that II they
fought at all that they would fight for their
company, but that they have seen enough
fighting. He has no fear Of any disaffection
among the employees. The officials Of the
Chesapeake aud Ohio road say the same.
AFFAIRS AT THE NAVY YARD.
The commandant Of the navy yard received
orders on Monday to it out Immediately for
sea the light draft monitor Wyandottc, which
has been lying in the Eastern branch for the
past two months. She was hauled in from
her position in the stream and moored at the
wharf In an hour after the receipt Of the order.
The work Of coaling her was promptly COM
mcnccd by force of laborers, and at the same
time the ship-carpenters, plumbers and ma
chinists began to make the necessary repairs,
In short space Of time the ship was alive with
men.
The machinists and plumbers, after partak.
ing Of supper on Monday evening, worked all
night, and an additional force continued the
work last night. The repairs are expected to
be complete to-day or tomorrow. Commander
James d. Graham has been ordered to com
mand this vessel; her watch and engineer off.
GERS were detailed yesterday. II Is not known
where she will be ordered when ready for ac-
tive service, but naval officers express the
opinion that she will be anchored either in
Georgetown channel or off the Arsenal. She
carries two fftccn-inch guns.
The number Of sailors and marines who ar
rived here on the Plymouth and Swatara was
405-75 marines and $50 sailors. The marines
arc quartcred at the barracks, on Eighth street
southeast, while the sailors, who are armed as
infantry, are stationed on tho United states
steamer Wyoming and the old receiving.ship
Relief. Tho latter vessel was hauled in from
her anchorage in the stream yesterday and
Il 9. l.. Ill
of the Arsenal, and the Plymouth is at anchor
Oh Alexandria.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
Naval Garette.

Commander George G. Wiltse, ordered to
command the iron clad steamer Lchigh. at Norfolk
Va; Surgeon A. &. Rhodes, to the Lsckawanna, at
the Mare Island navy yard, CAL; Lieutenant 4. A.
d 'yd. detached from the photographic orice and
ordered to temporary duty on board the Lehigh /;
Lieutenant Webster Doty. from the receiving shin
Wyoming, and ordered to the Monongahela, I'd
August Lieutenant d W. Davis, from the Monon.
gnhela, and ordered :" the Wyoming; Lieutenant
NJ b. Buiord, from the MononeshelA, and placed
on waiting orders; Master W. c. Babcock, from
duty at the signal Office and ordered to temporary
duty on board the Lehigh; Surgeon g. C. Wood
from the Lackawanna on the reporting OF his relief
and granted leave with permission to leave the
United States
National Republican., 1877-07-25
War Department Notes.

GENERAL VINCENT At HIS rOsr ALL NIGHT-
KEroRTs FROM GENERAL rorE AND OTHER
orFicERs-ORpERs TO GENERAL ArGUR-
RAILROAD ACCIDENT TO TROOPS NEAR CO.
LUMHiA.
Assistant Adjutant General Vincent re-
tnained on duty Al the War department last night,
aud was In constant communication with the mill
tAfy commanders stationed At important points
throughout the country. The Department was IN
receipt Of Volu,niuons tclesrams through the night
giving accounts II tlre situation. General Pope Is
watching affair at Chicago very closely, aud II
necessary will assume personal command. The
commanding general Of ihe Department ofthe Gulf
mas Oeen ordered u send all available troops in
that department to either Louisville or Newport
barracks, there to report TO the respective rom-
nAnding oficers. These troops will consist Of
eighteen companies ofhe NJ and l3th infantry. The
commanding oticer Of the Department Of the South
has been ordered To tend all available troops In his
department either to Baltimore or Washington.
The force will consist Of some ten or twelve bat
taries of artillery, apprnIimatng seven companies
NJ infantry. The troop train, conveying the troops
nom Columbia, q. met with an accident by
jumping the track near Union Point, and proved a
total wreck None Of the troops were injured. The
old soldiers Al the Milwaukee Soldiers Home, to
the number Of two hundred and iny have volun.
eered for service
National Republican., 1877-07-25
FROM BUFFALO THIS MORNING.

Cars Rurned aud Windows Smashed by the
Mob-Thc Citizens Armlng For Their Own
Protection.
BUFFALO, N. Y, July "a, LOS a. m.
Comparative quiet now reigns. Abou1mid-
night alarm Of ire caused considerable ex-
citement, which was caused by the burning
Of two empty freight cars near Fast Buffalo,
which were fired by the mob element. Citi-
zens have responded In large numbers, to call
Of Sheriff and Police Commissioners. and
about 400 Of BufIalo's hest citizens have been
sworn in us patrolmen, and doing regular pa.
troll duty.
There are still some 1000 to 5000 Of the mob
in different sections Of the city, the bulk Of
which is composed Of young men and boys.
The police have full control Of the East Buffalo
depot, few Of the windows Of which were
broken tonight by the mob they threatening
to burn that building, the police with about
sevcnty-fvc men utterly routing them after q
short but decisive scrimmage.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
Auction sGLEs TO-DAY.

BY Thomas Bowling:
At 10 o'clock, the leasehold, horses, carriages,
buggies, seighs harness, robes blankets; together
with the entire stock and fixtures of Mnrccy 4
Payne's livery stable, Congress street. between
Bridge street and the Canal.
At6 o'clock, valuable business property on High
street, between Beale and West streets, George
town.
BY Wash. Il. Williams
Al 10 O'Clock, sale Of office desks, chairs, book.
clses pig on-holes deskto screens
door, &c.
BY Thos. l. Casey, Lieutenant Colonel Corps Of
Engineers, Y. g. A.:
At the stone cutting yards Of the Wcstham Gran.
ite Company in the town OF Manchester, near
Richmond, N, The property consists Of part OF
the office furniture and the entire stock OF misccl.
laneous tools, machinery, shops and sheds consti
cutters and thirty blactsmiths together with a
carpenters shop, engine. house, tool.house, large
quantity Of old steel, &C., and small steam engine
with upright boiler complete.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
OpENINl.

inform my friends aud the public that have
reopencd the restaurant No. l7ls street near the
War Department. formerly occupied by De Atlcy,
and entire newly refttod. have rooms for social
parties and private entrance for ladies with gentle
men. You will find Bergner & Engel's lager beer.
the best OF liquors and cigars, and hot and cold
lunch at prices TO suit the times.
Respectfully, T. RYBAcK,
Nous invitons nos amis de France nous rcn6re
visitc r. RYBACk,
Nos. 171S and l72O q street
National Republican., 1877-07-25
Attack on Government Surveying Party by
Indians.

The Department of Interior has received in
formation Of an attack by the Indians upon the
Government surveying expedition, engaged in de
termmg the boundary line between Wyoming and
Dakota. The dispatch conveying the intelligence
Is dated Rt DeadwOod City, and states that band
OF hostile Indians suddenly attacked the surveying
party on Saturday last killing three Of the attaches
and capturing all their horses, surveying instrli-
ments, arms, munitions, &c. The Department has
thus far kept the matter quiet, and is at present
considering the cxpediency Of continuing the sur
vey. The probabilities are that the party will be
disbanded and the survey be discontinued for the
present.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
POLITICAL NEWS.
Meeting Of the Cabinet.


THE ADMINISTRATION ALIVE TO THE NEEDS
OF THE HOUR AND ITS DUTIEs-REPoRTs
FROM MILITARY coMMANDERs-DIsPoslT
OF TROOPS.
The Cabinet met at noon yesterday In regu-
lar session with all the members present the coun-
Gil lasting over two hours The consideration OF
the momcntous events that are ranspring absorbed
the entire session. Numerous telegrums were read
from military commanders, showing the condition
OF Affairs in their respective districts. Gen. scho-
field, who Is In Philadelphia with Gen. Hancock,
telegrnphcd that quiet prevails in Philadelphia,
and that he has no doubt Of Gen. Hancock's ability
TO suppress any disorder there. Tclegrams from
Chicago, indianapolis, 81. Louis and other points
west were read in Cabinet meeting, showing the
condition OF nihits at the various points from
which they were sent. regiment OF infantry will
be ordered TO the west from the Department Of the
South TO strengthen the Federal forces In that
ton. N1he Government believes that It's troops will
be fully able TO suppress the disorder. The several
military commanders now have ample forces at
their disposal and other troops are within reach to
reinforce them without delay in case Of necessity.
The prompt action OF Secretaries Thompson and
McCraiy In their disposal Of the land and naval
forces has been the subject Of the greatest com
business circles. A strong detachment Of the 9th
Infantry has been or,lcrcd to Rock Island ILL.,, to
meet any emergency that may come from Chicago.
six companies Of the I'D infantry, which have
been on duty IN the Sioux country for some time
Isst are now on their return to the Department Of
the Lakes, and have Locn ordered ostop at Chicago
National Republican., 1877-07-25
Freight Trains Moving from Jersey City.

JERSEY CITY, July "a, midnight.-Freights
arrived and departed on the Pennsylvania and
New Jersey Central roads tonight n total of
seventy cars going West on the former, and a
train from Camden arriving at Amboy on the
latter. There will be no trouble tonight on
the united railroads Of the New Jersey divi-
sion, as the Locomotive Brotherhood decided
at their meeting yesterday to take no action
till tomorrow.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
Fleeing From the Russians.

vARsA, July 24.-The Russians having ar.
rived within a short distance Of this town, large
number Of fugaivcS are embaTking GbyarI
Creek and Turkish vesseE.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
A Train Wrecked by Cows.

ATLANTA, GA. July 24.-An up-train on
the Georgia railroad run into some cows, when the
engine was overturned and the express and hng
gage car and two coaches were burned, the eng
neer was burned to death, and several others wert
wounded.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
Had News for the Czar.

LONDON, July ga Russian official telc-
gram. dated AleSnndropol, July -, admits that
The news from the Terck district Is dhquictimg
The inhabitants fired on the Russian militia, and
two companies have been surprised. II has con
tcquently been deemed necessary To collect the
Dnghestan column on the Andia Heights TO sup
port the troops In Terek.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
Trouble Anticipated in Alaska.

The Treasury Department is informed by q
special agent sitks Of the fears felt there OF an
uprising OF the Indians upon the withdrawal Of
United States troops Further information has been
tclegrnphed for. Advices to the Department late
as the 18th utimo mentioned the Withdrawal OF
troops but contained nothing Of the fears Of an
attack upon the whites by the Indians in that
country.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
Witness to the H.okett shootI,

MONTREAL, July PA witness has turned
up who says he saw the notorious John Shechan
hold Hackett with one hand and shoot him with
The other The date Of the rc-openIng Of Hackelrs
inquest Is not yet fixed.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
DASHED TO DEATH.
Three Men Instantly Killed by the Falling
81 Bridge.

By leitsfhph 10 lHE hEftHLHAS.
CINCINNATI, July "a
The middle span of the Cincinnati, George
town and Portsmouth Marrow Gauge railroad
bridge over the Little Miami river, about two
miles above Lnwond aud within ten miles OF
this city, fell about 3 o'clock r. m. prccipitat-
ing fifteen laborers distance Of forty five or
fifty feet.
Three were instantly killed and another has
hnce died Two others are fatally injured
and eight more or less severely wounded. The
accident is attributed to the weak trcstle work
falling to sustain the superstructure. The
names Of the dead are as follows: The Fore.
man Willard, Of Coshocton; Daniel Gibbon,
Ncwtown; Berry Young, Hamcsvile; and
Jacob Hess, resident In the ncighbOrhood
where the accident occurred.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE DottAH.-obtain DR.. Hartlcy's great remedy
for Catarrh. Druggists have IT,
Jeft-off clothing, watches pistols, &c, bought Al
Herzog's, g15 street Orders attended to.
All kinds OF trunks made TO order. repaired and
covered at Murray's, soo Pennsylvania avenue
Market Space.
the finest New York butter In the city; also
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but
ter, at spicers butter store, southwest corner Of
timore prices. No impossibilties advertised, bu
prices a. low as the lowest Call aud be con
yinccd
National Republican., 1877-07-25
COLoRADO HOUSE
~ OCEAN BEACH, MONMOUTH CO., n. j.,

OrENS fOR GrrsTs JrSH 1.
One hundred feet from good bathing. Two lakes
and pine woods within three minutes walk OF house.
House has all modern convrni-nces; will arcomnpo-
date 80 guests Terms SO per day and sit per
week. A tew choice roorns At td and tA A. II.
COOK. late OF the West End House. Cape Nay, pro-
prietor Apply at iaH Chestnut street, Philadelphia
i..Ial
National Republican., 1877-07-25
The Government Supplying Funds to the
Governor of Ohio.

Governor Young, OF Ohio, having made a
requIsition upon the Government for arms with
which 10 eqnip citizens Of Columbus and Others In
protecting themselves against the Commune, the
secretary 0f War has issued the necessary instruc.
tlIus to the commandnnt at Columbus 10 comply
with the Governors request.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

We CALL attention to the advertisement in an
other column Of II. f. Oficy d Co, Bankers. The
customers OF this bank have occasion TO congratu
late themselves on the good advice they have re-
ccived on all matters relating to the investment Of
moneys, They pay no interest except on long
time deposits
National Republican., 1877-07-25
Roumanian Troops to Take the Place Of the
Russians at Nikopolis.

BUCHAREST, July 2i.-The Roumanian
troops at Turnu Maeurelli will cross the Danube
tomorrow to garrison Eikopolis, the Russian
force at NikppOlis being required to move against
the Turks who arc concentrating at Pevns.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
No Money or Valuable Papers by Mall

The Treasury mails were slack yesterday.
The bank evidently do not tee! secure IN sending
funds during the present Chaos. No shipments
have been made from the Treasury department
for some days aud are not likely TO be until the
cruel strike Is over.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

ENlONAhT.k FAMILY ENCVRNIoNS.
The NoudNy and Friday evening excursions on
the lne steamer Vanderbilt are very popular with
our pRtcr nmilias rccosnt of chcnpncsS OF fare
(rcdnred Ia - cent? and the entire absence Of dis
orderly element, Steamer leaves Seventh street
wharf this evening N 6:3n O'clock returning al
l0.sD A fine brass band accompanies every excur
sion,
National Republican., 1877-07-25
Picked Up at Sea.

LONDON, July 2t-Five Of the crew Of the
bark Annie TOrrey. which was abandoned at SEA
are on board the MelpUmcnc bound from Ham
burg to Cardiff. The remainder, with the captain
are missing
National Republican., 1877-07-25
HONE CAMP MEETING

As many persons cannot leave their homes 10 at.
tend camp meeting IN tho woods, they may avail
themselves Of the privilege Of wonhlping In the
large tent at Pstrcet circle. The intciet In these
mcetngs is increasing and the services will be con.
tnncd each evening during this week.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
BrpSErT's Coco.isy

perfect dressing for the hair The Cocoainc
holds in liquid form large proportion of deodor-
lied cocoanut OIL prepared expressly for this pur-
pose.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
Vice Pre.ident wheeler

ST. ALBANs, VI, July 24.-Vice President
Wheeler arrived here to-day, and goes to fairia,
on visit TO his relatives.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
A Florida ApnOintment.

The President has appointed Charles W. b.
Cow he collector of customs for the district OF St.
Johns, FlOrlha.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
ITS MEDICINAL auALiTIB ARE
ALTERNATIVE TONIC SOLVENT AND

vnerrIsH Is made exclusively from the juices Of
carefully selected baTks. roots and herts, and so
strongly concentrated that will effectually eradicate
from the system every faint OF Srrofnla, ScrofnlOus
Humor Tnmors CANCER, Cancerous Humor Erysip-
elas salt Rheum, syphilitic Diseases Canker Faint
impure blood. scatica, InnAmmstory and Chronic
rheumatism. Neuralgia, Gout and Spinal Complaints
can only be enectualiy cured through lie blood
National Republican., 1877-07-25
imprisonment for Life.

Boston, July 24.--Gottfried Zeigler, who
murdered Samuel Kull was to-day sentenced to
imprisonment for life
National Republican., 1877-07-25

NOTHING but the very best materials used IN the
construction Of vehicles at Grahams Az Eighth
street northwest,
National Republican., 1877-07-25
BURNETT's COCAINE.

perfect dressing for the hair The Cocoaine
holds In Il liquid form large proportion of dgOdor.
lied CocosEut OIL prepared expressly for This pur-
Dose.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseas~s Of the Skin
Pistules, Plmples Biotches BoIls letter Scaldheat
and RlngWorm VpeKrISE has never failed 10 enec
\ permanen, cure.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
The First Order For American silks For
Eurone.

PATERSON. N. j., July 24.-Two Of the
largest silk mills in this city have just received an
order from Paris for the manufacture OF 4 certain
description Of silk goods. This Is believed to he
the first order received from Europe for American
silks
National Republican., 1877-07-25

n. II. wARSER. real estate agent, 9l6 F street
northwest has large amount Of money 70 loan on
good real estate security.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
A." trains will run as per schedule for which, SEE
advertisement In another column.
National Republican., 1877-07-25
VEIF.rINE

This stock must be closed out Immediately at .
rihce, preparatory to removal TO smaller store.
I. J.. LIBBEY,
Je2llm tN seventh street
National Republican., 1877-07-25

For Pains IN the Back, kinney Complaints, Dropsy
Female Weakness, Leucorrhuea arising from Internal
liberation aud uterine discusses. and General Debility
VEsETIsE acts directly upon the causes Of these
complaints IL inviEorates and strengthens the
whole system acts upon the secretive organs allays
Inflammation, cures liberation and regulates the
bowels,
National Republican., 1877-07-25

CARRIAGES taken on storage and attended to Al
unusual low rates at Grahams, 4l2 Eighth street
northwest
National Republican., 1877-07-25

CARRIAGE REPAIRING by expert workmen at the
lowest possible rates; nothing but frStclass mate
rials used. At Graham's, Az Eighth street north.
west