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NOTICES.
w ATCH ES.

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OTICE. CORNELIUS BURKHARF,
~ Mary A. Heinzcn and Charles Heinzen
will take notice that petition was filed
against them on the oath day Of January, 1877.
in the superior Court of Cncinnati, Ohio. bV
Nlcodemus Burkhart, and is now pending,
wherein said Nicodemus Burkhart demands
partition of the following real estate, to-wit:
All that certain lot and improvement situated
in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Pleasant street, being
part OF Block f, as laid out by Fnd:ay u Car
ard (Book AZ, page 3l9, Ham. R2cords), begin
ming at point in the cast line OF said Peas
ant street, about fifty feet north Of Green
street; thence north on Pleasant street twenty
fye feet; thence extending back eastwaIdly,
same width in rear as in front, eighty five feet
and being same premises conveyed to Andreas
Burkhart (now deceased) by herman Unkraut
by deed recorded in Book 322, page 375, of Ham,
ilton County Records; and that at the next
term of said Court SAIL Nicodemus Burkhart
will apply for an order that partition may be
made Of such premises:
W. B. SHEPPARD,
Attorney for Petitioner.
February 3, 1s77. fe3-6tS
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LEGAL.

DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
~ STATES, Southern District Of OhIo-In
Bankruptcy. No. 1,7A In the matter OF
Joseph G. Gibbons, bankrupt. The creditors
of said bankrupt are notified that he has filed
his petition in TINS Court praying for final
discharge from all his debts provablo under
the bankrupt act and the acts amendatOry
thereof an said creditors are required to ap-
pear at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be held be-
fore me at my Office. No. q Last Third street,
Cincinnati, on the 10 h day OF March, 1871, at
10 O'clock A. NJ. OF said day, and show cause,
II any they have, why the prayer Of said petit
tion should not be granted.
Dated at Cincinnati, February %, 1877.
FLAMEN BALL,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
W4SHINGTON NOTES.
WA,HIxGroN, July %, 1877.


notwithstanding Mccormick of the Treas
ury Department resigned his position as n member or the
National Republican Committee to-day.
If has bcen decided that the Judicial Officers Of III"
United states shall exercise their own discretion III -
gard TO the prosecution OF Escobodo and other Mexican
officers arrested :Or attempted movement asnst tAe
Dz GovcluInenl Violation Of the neutrality oil t"e
United States.
ExCongressman Joseph L. Morphis OF Mississippi was
to-day commissioned be United states Marshal Tor the
Northern District of Mississippi. Mt Morphs has D'eh
one of the most conservative men of his state, and ia
1872 was OF the earliest 10 join the LDerIl move
ment The appointment Is considered both bt iepubh-
cans and Democrats OF Mississippi TO be good one
Ex-Goy. NoyCs also resigned from the Natona.
Committee to-day. The only remaining members ol
the National Committee who hold Fedelai Offices arc
Naval Officer Cornell Of NewYork and a Postmaster Ia
Wisconsin. The former OF the officers has been in
Canada for nearly three weeks on an assignment from
the Treasury Department ana PROBABLY Willn announce
his decision in regard the Presidents order until hs
return NJ news has been received from hin at the
l. e isury Department since he went to Canada. Rpre
sentative O'Ne to-day had an interview with the Pre>
dent on subject OF eXemptns uonsd AIRED ONCE
holders the elects 81 the recent Oraei lie lfes-
said tnat lie wOud give the suOJect considerations
The Secretary OF State IN pursuance OF the consider
alton at the Cabinet meeting today, teesraphed to Min
ster Perrepont give TO the direct United States
Cable Company, that tbs meditated arrangement
whereby the Company proposes To release hs
cable from the oohgaton of the fundamental
clause OF It's organization, prohobtng an aindl-
gaInatlon witn, participation IN the profits oi
other Transatlantic telegraph companies, Will be regard
ed by tins just cause for terminating i
assent 10 laying and WORKING OF the companys cable
and for seyerins It's connection with this country.
Bad AS the reputation OF Mexican officers, oiyn and
military Z, eray is there seem TO be some OF the latter
even upon the Rio Gande Border who earnestly desire
T. pr, serve peace and TO prevent raids into the
tdtro of faa Nh srv
District of the Rio Grinde OIL the Mexican side.
Wro.e letter j. G. Dell, Justice OF the
Peace AZ Eiid' Pass, few days ago. IN which
he announced mad arrested five Americans as
suspicious characters lie requested Dir Drh 10 s.n u
sh, rH ascertain II they were lusNes from isIcc
taking refuge the Mexican side of the river. adding
tut II they were not he would lOerate them at
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
OBITUARY..
UFMAN- /. KEDFIELD.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 23.-Lawronce Fur
more OF the Custom House Commission, departed for
Batavia n " this afternoon. the receipt OF a ds-
patch announcing the death OF his igtherin-aw, Homan
7sedfeld.
Mr Reled had reached eighy-eight years. aud in his
prime was active and conspicuous State politician
III, WAS piOucer settler At Batavia. and w.i- the agent
Of the 10 Lld Lahd Company, subsequently becoming
lyOurrtOI of its properly lie va political cuuucrc
of VIA /. Marcy. Marin Van Bureu aud Sas Wright;
member of the "AlbduS Regency" anu Ono OF the Im
mortal seventeen state majors Mm. II. S4.WGId
clerk a. time his oH,c and HoritIO seymour his
DO cal prOt.e. He Collector OF the Port OF New
York When M4rcy Secretary State. and FIinhl
PIE CO Offered him the English MssiGn FOg fifty years
ne the proprietor OF Ihe B0tdpid Times, aud
I'll very recently ha keIt up bIs Democratic leaders"
letter announcing his good heal and ability 10 rIdc
horseback wa, received alm0H simultaneously with tho
dispatch announcing. MS ueutn lAst cscniug
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
CONCESSIONS TO THE STRIKERS.

CLEvELAND, Ohio. July 23.-Gen. Deyereux
President Of the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnai ana
INDIANAPOLIS Railway had conference with COM
mttee Of strikers at his Office this afternoon ana soon
after il was announced officially that the wages OF a
enployes OF All grades August would be restored 10
the prices paid previous to June The men VIII resume
work tomorrow morning.
The steamer PhloX will arrive during the night, WIN
the marines from the Naval Academy at Annapolis Tor
duty here.
The effect Of the strike is beginning to be felt seriously
in commercial and shipping interests. number OF yes
sells are awaiting cargoes and the supply OF Cumberland
coal Is exhausted
CHICAGO, H.. July 23.-The Northwestern
Road has rescindcd order reducing wages from
10 TO ) per cent on the 18TH OF this month
ST. LOUIS Mo- Juiy %. The Missouri Paclhc Kallroau
las agr ed o tie to the schedu' eNlsh
PRIOR to Janu ry l. and there VIII be. no strike on tha
road The M greatly eated and promise not 10 au
or encourage the strikers on other roads.
CONCESSIONS TO EMPLOYEES BY THE UNION PACIFIC.
CHErENNE, Wyoming July 23.-Ihe employees
Of tine Union Pacific Railroad received notice last eve
ming from GeneralSupcrntenden Clark that the order
OF the Pr si.n reducing their wages TO take ehtct
July y. rescn led. THIS gives general satisfaction
and aye,ts AL danger OF a strike.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
THE ELLIS INVESTIGATION.

SARATOGA, n. y, July 23.-in the Senate
Mr Nc Guire for the respondent answered tic chargs
heretofore presented. The answer admits that reports
were made u lin by special examiners charged by
the Governor iu lis Messages Of April aud 23, 1871
relating 10 the Third avenue Savings Bank; to- bond
Street Savings Bank IN March, 1873 also relating 70 the
Peoplcs Savings Bank and the Abingdon Square Savings
Eank IN November 1870 but druicS there WAS any yio
lations the of those Other banks reported
upon 10y the examiners, neglect Of duty, and AYERS
that by relating 10 the Bank Department he was
allowed large discretion in the supervision OF TIE banks
and only exercised the M his BEST Judgment
Mr. Tracy ope"ed for the prosecution, reading from the
reports Of the Bank Department aud the testimony taken
By the Committee ami commentins thereon.
Samuel H. Huid Receiver for tie Third Avenue Saw
incs Bank was called aud The necessary papers
not naving arrived. witness stood aside and Abram Se
lers his assistant was called and sworn. but Mt. Ne
Cure respondent objected 10 his testimony ~ luna
tef Tho senate vocd receive the testimony OF tho
witness. Recess until O'Clock.
When the seHate met counsel for Mr. Ellis read
Telegram from Es, that her husband SICK and
unable 10 apucar DCcmiug 10 u.ie 10 Piocres without
him. tney moved an adourni".n which was agreed TO-
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
THE INDI4N W1R.
PEACEFUL DISPOSITION OF MosEs's BAND AND
OrHfE COLUMBIA RIVER INDIANS.

PEACEFUL DISPOSITION OF MOsrss BAND AND
OfHfE COLUMBIA RIVER INDIANS.
SAN FRANCisCO. July 23.-A special dispatch
from Walia-Nala Washington Territory, says: The io
lowing letter is from John A. smms, United states In
dian Agent at Colyille:
"KnoNiug tine anxiety that j. felt in regard 10 Indian
matters DO your section, the Posi- Commander - fort
Cnlve and myself have spared no pans 10 ascertain u
there s ans probability OF the dissatisfaction among tse
kez Pcrcs Spreading To- the tribes OF l. Is a-cncJ ani W.
cintv. oar last messenger 'eurncd TINS evenn from
Cnie Moses cunp ad reports niln 80 expressing hiihs'
friendly and altogether uisin lined 10 tan part III te
present hc-trtcs. The IN ser says Mos s h.ts
ri,eu mis- piouSe never TO take up against the
whites ami he intends 70 Keep his word. lie
adds tndt need bee a9rrchcnded from Nose OF
bis people. ana tat hc could s "s nucE i9r The ohor
Inliaut on tne Columbia River Noses desires INA
word shall DC sent 10 the crab Ceeh settlers ana eis
who triNe left their homes 10 return ana Ike care oi
thsr property. ami tht Ac viii he onslbc ti theH
ssfcty " u ada that have just seen wo Sc tiers VINO
have places between Crab Or and TIE Columbia du1
who intend returning there Tomorrow. Tuey ave ID as
their opinion that particular danger netd be aipic
benjed and that the settlers could return with tifoc,
sa,ety From all can learn. they would ran ho risk ln
So doing There appears TO Oc no poSsiolly OF ie or
gan zatOu hostile .CIcc among tuc.u L. indluis
assert most of the depgedat' Ms ON Cab Greek were
committed hS white men, who have. thionsh lntcttsted
motives. maghed whatever cause ot alarm there was
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
THE OUTBREAK IN READING.
HE STATE TROOPS DEF Np THEMSELVES AGAINST
A MSB AND KIiL AND WOUND THIRTY PEOPLE


HE STATE TROOPS DEF Nd THEMSELVES A"ANsi
MOB AND Kill AND WOUND THIRTY PEOPLE
THE MOB BREAK OPEN ARMOEIEs.
READING, Penn, July 23.-To-day crowd
numbering several thousand persons ssempled a'oh4
the Reading Railroad. and this afternoon began STOP
ing coal freight and passenger trains only
permitting mail trains to proceed. AT : O'Clock
this evening companies OF the 4'n
Regiment National Guards, Of Pennsylvania
arrived aud proceeded along the railroad To FehhsI
While in the deep cut extending hom Walnut TWO
SQUARES to Pcnu-st tLe soldiers were assailed with
stones and Immediately began firing. The bullets flew
among tie immense concourse Of people in the vicinity
NJ Seventh and Prnu-sts.. among whom were many
citlZ rs a. ell a. ladies aud children Inc
troops fired down seventh. ana up ana uoN
pcun-sts Five persons known 20 nave pc'n
killed. and from eighteen 10 lWthtl -hNc No"I"''
several of them moTtsly. number of otHtf pcIsois
ar, supposed 10 nave been wounded who escacd III t'e
crowd Among those wounded are seven mcDcis oi ho
toce orce S,ue If them seriously. CJci CueH h'tu
narrow es.ale having bceu shot IN te breast n tch
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS turned tie Ddil. lHc ponce WIZ
stationed along the railroad tracks 10 prceelye order ana
received The ull fire of tue military. A nunDel ol
soldiers ere knocked down ana Jdrcd Dy lte S'o0o
thrown al them. ,,...li,~.
The nob have broken into the armOry OF the kelihs
Elcs captured All tl"r guns lney nay aia' ,
Ali Inc Nyc,l1us from A aunSturc. Incy threaten ven
caucc upt tie military AMI further trouble is icd,
tonight. Tue III. is now engaged III tearlis np Wv
road tracks, and l. blockade OF accuih ''''
freiyut and local cars The EtrUad Company ma
aud Other buildings ia tne city, to pLeveht theh rom
being burned. raj companies oi Unlicu ot'toa
lars aui the l6n Regiment y. g. ol IehusJ '"i' ''
expected 10 arrive during the night'
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
MORE VIOLENCE AT PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH, Gcllll, July Zo.-Ihc hlop loiCcu
an entrance INTO Alt,mITes Gun stOr", on secondst,
few moments ago, ana seized quantity of fire arms
Mayor Patterson addressed the crowd, and induced them
10 return part Of their punder Intense excitement
prevails.
Tho crowd Which crossed the river In search Of tile
Puiladelptia miitianen reported coming toward
HARRISBURG returned to TIE city at about seven
o'clock this evening, with thiry-rhree men of
the lst and "a Regiments, as their prisoners
Can't snowden ard thirty-two men o. the City oop
of Philadelphia were found mile outside the city, They
were conducic ed 20 the Arsenal 80
Al 1880 Tonight agmci mob took possession o the
Western Uuion Telegraph Oice IN TINS clI! am drove
out ne operators Subsequently the ocrf al tine NJ oad
Of 600 CT Lcus, Tcnsaed the Orcrd,orr, pIoInscu
them protection, aGd communication Was restored
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
ERIE STRIKERS WEAKENING.
oyERTUREs 10 IHE SUPERINTENDENT MADE N
VAIN.

BUFFALO, July 23.-A semi-secret meeting
of the JOINT Committee OF strikers was held TINS morning
the men seemed willing to accept the reduced pay eN
cent on trackmen If the discharged committeeman were
rIns.ated. committee OF five was sent 10 supcrhteh
dent Brown with proposals OF com. r0nise' H. d.
uouolue Chairman OF the Fircmeu's aud Blakesmen's
int Committee stated that they would 90 to WORK at
fen per cent reduction the Committee men we're Ee-h
stated aud reIucn allowed Il 50 and pay Tor overtime
by reason OF abandonment OF trains and lJlhS
at stations to await orders; switehmen ten
hours per day; trackmen at the Horh'h
vile Yard $3.50 pcr day. Mr. Bowen responded
that Mr. Jcwets Instructions were that no other terms
than those offered 10y the road would be made. Mr..
Mcfarland, attorney for the road urged them To deS''
assuring thc tuat their only choice to submit az
coudonay OF keep on in neIr cour-e The committee
withdrew wtlou, coming TO any understanding.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

Hndekopcr made his way into Pittsburgh at midneht
on Saturday night in citizens dress and proceeded 10 ne
Aeghnny drrot, whore battery htd 9e.n pm paGed W W
uo-itun drive back mis- troops on nrfiNii AT tc ouu
neput. He Mt once placed IN colbhihn, IN
by AdluIant-(icn L1ta, ~ Gen PEARSON nli
not been seen since the first encounter tue pre-
vious night when liuidekoper attempted 10 mass nls
troons with the Philadelphia troops at Brduock au
smuggled 900 rounds Of cartridges through c fotis
ard on To n steamer which ne boarded early SunIay
morning, and went down the ONO 10 us own
troons AT Rochester. on reaching there he fouhd "a
blockade of freight which would r'ndlr progress los
sinle and a the elcgi aPh wires were "a rcd ne "tn
steamer hut tie uc the escape oi 400 fllht tlPh.
tropls the burning rOuni house decl i,i !" WI;
tr further rrnforcemet its he had only 30 men with
hun
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
TIE SITUATION AT INDIANAPOLIS.
30 NEw sTBiKTs UP TO LAST MGHI-PACkISd
FsTANIL.IIMINTs CLO>ED.

kDIANAPOLIs Ind, july 23.- Up 10 9 o'clock
to n.ht tie only strikes reported are on the NahdaIi
and Indianapolis and ST LOUIS Roads, aud these are
without violence. HumOrs arc current concerning ue
other roads. but il probable that no decision mas
been reached by tier employees. As matter OF
prudence and because Of Inability TO forward through
freight tie mano gers have generally suspended the
movement OF frcignt trains. Reports h0m the
STATE eiscylcr. show no violence where strikes
exist and an active discussion of the question ~
railroad employees where str Les have not yet occurred
In ths city tonight. pursuant to au anony nous eau
made on saturday for gathering Of railroad men to rise
and resent oppression quite large crowd asst nDiei III
he State House grounds but, being without leader
was late III procuring speaker. The crowd was largely
composed Of curiOslgybcebeIs.
At this hour there are indications of disorder Lack
Of transportation has the closing OF porfacking
houses cooper shops and places OF business, throw
ing numbers Out OF employment
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
ITALY'S ATTITUDE.

LONDOS, tuesday, July "a. 1877.
Tie Standards Vienna correspondent reports that
Signor Melegar Italian Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
has sent a note to the Italian Ambassador there,
stating that Italy does not coyet any Idrksh ter
ritOry
The Times's Vienna correspondent telesraphs as
follows: Russian newspapers to hand tins morning
declare that if the English fleet enters the Bosphorus
it will there encounter the Italian squadron" The
correspondent adds: Grave and seemingly just
apprehenslons are felt to the attitude OF Italy,
wLo it is stated has already coucludeda convention
with the Russian Government.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
MILITARY PREPARATIONS IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Tuesday, July Il, 81.
The Standards Plymouth special reports that the
Admiralty has teegmphed to the Davenport dock
yard, asking when the SIMEON and Himalaya
troop ships wond be ready for The dock
yard authorities replied that the Simeon would be
ready the first of August and the Ilimaaya early
September.
Notwithstanding Lord Derby's statement, sensa-
tonal reports continue as 10 activity in the dock
yards and military preparations. The StdndaUs
Adershot correspondent mentions. for instance, that
two cavalry regiments, four additional battaons OF
infantry, some troops OF the Engineers aui Army
Service Corps likely to proceed on foreign SER
vice.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
LATEST PREPARATIONS FOR TROUBLE TO
DAY.

Many runOIs WtIt TIT tITcUItIIUH IdUt IdSI
night regarding the movements OF tile regiments. IL
reported the 22d would be sent outside the city and
that TIE 7st ordered to tie Grand Central Depot
There was al 50 a rumOr that the conductors drivers
of tho Belt Line of street this city had dscon-
tnued WORT So far could be learned, these
we're without foundation in fact
Gen. shaler with officer visited Police Headquarters
AT 1880 this morning, aud held short conference with
Capt Ailairc who IL In command. The General was ul-
communicative except 10 state that all quiet far"
IL was stated the various police stations In the civ
last night that Instructions had been issued from Police
ueadauarteIs keep strong at the several sta
lions to-day In anticipation trouble Nothing could he
learned regard this at POic, H. HcadquarTs rNcep
that the Board VI Police Will that ample
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
VAREAM T 'Uhl0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY Dr.. EAEVAY'S EEnHBIIS.
/ HAVE HAD An OVARIAN rUMOR IN THE OYA-
RIEs AND BOWELS FOR Ten YEARS ,-

1 HAVE HAD An OVARIAN rUMOR IN THE OYA-
RIEs And BOWELS FOR Ten YEARS
ANN ABaOg, Dec. -, 1878.
DR. RADwAY: That others may be benefited, make hi'
stateniei.: l. -
nave ovarian 1unor In the oyares and bowels Tor
years tired te best physicians of tls place ai o,hefs
WLOut any beneht It Was growing al slch iaJdty thN
could ave lived mac longer TREND of mine induced
NJ 20 ny Radwa Rem dies 2i not much faith IN them,
uut nnally. after much driiberaton, tuei them.
purchased six bOtvs OF the kcsOlyet TWO boNe- ~ the
Pills and tgO bottles o TIE Reie used tho without any
apparent beGcnt. determined 30 perscyee. usei twelve
d.. re bo c-ovent. t~o u the Relief Two boxes
OF pills Before tney gone had lost twenty-five pounds
continued medicine unit. was sure that vas
eutrely cured the medicine about hve months and
urug that lost 20 ty-ive pounds IL al ooS tnree
OF the ResJye bottles Relief and SIX UOkes
ol the Pills. e., , --....,.. 4.
feel perfectly we'll and my heart full Of grattn %
God for Tins help my deep shcuon 10 You Nr sl yOn
medicine, feel deeply indebted and nay payers
may much Of blessing TO oIefs a, - neeh
tSigned) Mts r. G. binhlNs
Mrs Bbbus who the above certncate, j. person
for requested you 10 send medicine IA Jut lS'o 10
dcnr, above stated bought Of mo with tao exception
oi what by yuu. may that ser sttncAt
Ia correct without qualification. lSigafD l.. :. LhWh
Druggist and Chemist, Ann Arbor Mch.
This Mrs. Blbplhs, makes the sh'Fo
certncatr Las been FOR many yea well knowu 10 u.s.
stated undoubtedly and uni ulaJy
rnrroct. Any knows Mrs. Bbbns viii believe ler
statement. Is suedl BRSJ D. COcKEA Macy =. PoND,
h
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

BALTIMORE, July 23.-Eecrmting to fill the
5th Regiment anl for a regiment under Gen James
Howard to be called the seventh, has been brisk all
day, several hundred having been enrolled,
many OF whom served in the late war Ia
addition to the 7.h Charles f. Phelps was today
authorized 10 raise another regiment, be caeI ,c
b. Gen. Howard was in the Confederate and Gen
Phelps ia the Um0n service
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
LATEST FOREIGN Ne VS..
COMPARTMENT OF RUSTCHUK.
LONDON. Tuesday. JnIy %, !

IONDON, IUt7UdFi july n, IoII'
The Standards Bucharest correspondent says the
bombardment Of Rustchuk began on Saturday even
ing and at o'clock on Monday morning the fire
was so intense that Rustchuk appeared as one col
umn Of smoke. TIE Turks are replying
Reuters COnstantinope dispatch announces
that Mehemet Ali arrived at shumla on Monday.