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WASHINGTON July is. 1877
SECRETARY MCCORMICK AND THE NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury Mccormick says
that he has not yet resigned his position
as Secretary OF the Republican National Executive
Committee, but that everything pertaining thereto
viii In allegiance the return OF Secretary
Sherman.
cHE CHARGES AGAINST Mr. JOHN BIGELow.
Nothing is known ut the Treasury Depari about
tho charges against Mr.. John Bigcow, OF the United
States financial Agency In London, nor VIII the New
York Custom House officials noa in this city ackkow.-
edge that they aware Of any foundation for the
accusation made against Mr. Bigelow. The charge, II
It has any existence in FACT will need to be investI-
gated at the New York Custom House, II anywhere,
before the Treasury Department can take cognizance
OF H.
SATISFACTORY CONDITION OF THE PUBLIC AC-
COUNTS.
Sixth Auditor McGrew reports that In an experience
OF hiteen years he has Kaown the
public accounts which are adjusted by his
Office for the Treasury Department to be IN
forward condition present. Tho
settlement oil tho inability OF postmasters con-
tractors foreign and money officials all other
,ns Of tho government involving $40 00U, 600 or lis
iunds were settled June 20 10 include the quarter
ending March 1877, and the settlement for tho
ceedirg quarter ending Juno 80 has now been com
mcnccu which will complete everything for the
fiscal year. Tho result most satisfactory to post
masters ana to tho department. Tho loss to the Post
Office Department. by defacaons OF every description
less Than one hall of per Of all amounts
VOWED In settlements which Is more remarkable taan
the safest commercial business transacted, especially
as 1t is like II in a measure credit business. Tho
accounts OF tho department arc now said TO be kept
closely that default easily or for any large
amount.
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A DANGEROUS FAMILY.

Bartholomew Feeney. q shoemaker. resides with his
family at No. 34i West Seventeenth street; and John
Dooley. with his family, lives In the same
house. One OF Dooey's daughters has, 1t IL said,
been IN tho habit Of going about begging,
and has several times taken a young daughter oil
Feeney's with her Feeney objected this, and Lass
night he and Dooley had words the mst,cr.
Words grew hotter until the two 10 blows
Dooley making tho assault. In the struggle DooleJ
Tho men, alarmed at the sight of blood, wore
about stopping the light when Dooy's family appeared
upon the scene. Mrs Dooy carrying large table knife
Rushing toward the unfortunate Dooly. who vanly
trying 10 staunch the blood that pouring
IRON his faco. she plunged The knife
into his neck, making very ugly wound and
almost severing the juguar vein. The wounded man
taken 10 the station house. and will be
the hospital. Tho Dolly family ran away from the
house. but will probably be arrested morning
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CAPTAIN FOLEY INDORSED.

NEW YORK, July IL, 1877.
To THE EDITOR ov THE HERALD
Permit US property owners and busness men OF the
Tenth ward tender Captain Foley OF the Tenth pre-
cinct, through the medium OF your valuable paper,
heartfelt thanks and the assurance OF apprec
alton OF his conduct since taking charge Of the pre-
clnci. rho energy and courage displayed In making
the repeated arrests OF the different proprictors and
inmates u the houses OF designation, riot robbery
In the Bowery, have shown MN to be officer no
not only understands his duty but ~ determined to
perform tho same, trait OF character foreign to hrs
predecessor, anu lone which merits the approval Of
every well meabiniAizen.
Hoping he may Continue in his noble and praise
worthy Efforts 10 extcrminato these vile dcns Of
fanny and vice, We subscribe ourselves ms friends,
II. Ochsncr, No. l Bowcry; FIR. Kicmann, No. .
Bowery; Gustav Lubncr, No. ~ Bowery; Gklluumc
LogeIine, No. 40 Bowcry; II. ". Monsecs, No. SO
bowcry; FIR Michel corner OF Bowcry and Canal
street; Albert q. Dung corner oil Bowcry AID Canal
street; IN. kocrncr, No. 40 Bowcry.
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AMERICAN EGYPTIAN GENERALS

WHY THE AMERICAN oFFIcERs HAVE LEFT THE
SERVICE OF THE KHEDIvE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND Va, July 49, 1877.
private letter received in Fredericksburg states
that nearly all the American officers In the Egyp-
tian service are now on their way home.
This letter written from Naples by
General Field, formerly OF Virginia, who has been In
tho Khedive's army for several years He says that
with few exceptions all tho American officers had boon
discharged from tho Egyptian army and paid of In
full. and he was then on his way home. General
Lorng, who Is among tho exceptions, retains
bis position and remains In the Khedive's service.
The reason assigned Ia that tho between
the Khcdivc and his American officers grew out OF
some complications arising from the position OF the
Egyptian government toward the Eastern Powers now
war 1t Is believed that the Americans would re-
fuse 20 draw their swords In a cause so much at
variance with their religious convictions.
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are less emphatic and urge delay until after the

are less emphatic and urge delay until after the
first decisive batte.'
WILL AUSTRIA OCCCPY BOSNIA
The Memorial Diplonatiqxe, OF Paris, having
asserted that Musurus Pacha, Turkish Minister at
London had said the Porte would consent to Aus
trian occupation OF Bosnia and Herzegovina
Musurus Pacha writes to the Journal des Deoats
as follows my instructions are far from
authorizing me to hold the language imputed to
me. According to my personal opinion occupation
would be az unfortunate as II great neutral
Power should take part in the war against my
country. think, moreover, 1t Is quite gratuitous
to attribute such an intention to Austro Hungary"
AUSTRIA WILL NOT CHANGE HER POLICY.
Relative to The reports OF excitement In Hun
gary, Vienna despatch states that the sue
cess OF Russia cannot make Austria in any
way change her attitude. Another Vienna special
reports that the Hungarian press violently de-
mands immediate intervention. However, in lead
ing quarters In Vienna there is no intention to
yield to any such demands.
NOT NEGOTIATING WITH AUSTRIA
The Political Correspondence of Vienna denies
that any superior Russian iunctionary has arrived
or Is expected in Vienna Oh special mission from
the Gar.
sERvIAN POLITICS.
despatch from Belgrade says the elections to
fill the places OF the Deputies who resigned from
the Skuptschina have terminated. The leaders Of
the radical aud conservative parties have not been
reelected. The government majority in the
Skuptschina Is increased to l0s
TURKISH MINISTERIAL CHANGES.
Savuet Pacha, who resigned the Ministry OF For.
egn Affairs has been appointed Minister of Public
Works.
Pera correspondent states that Aarif Pacha
who has been appointed Minister Of Foreign Afilrs
belongs to the old Turkish party. Changes In mill
tary commands may possibly take place. Metemet
Ali Is likely to have q higher command The Old
Turkish party is generally considered to favor the
continuance OF the war; majority of the London
papers consider the change in the Ministry as one
Of peaceful significance.
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ROYAL CANADIAN IMPAIRMENT.
llY TELEGRAPH TO THE HLRALD,

bY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD,
ALBANY, July Is, 1871.
Vice President Thibadeaux oil the Royal Canadian
Insurance Company, and Mr. La Rogue, of New York.
counsel for the company, calle ut the State
Department to-day, and IN the absence Of Superiu-
tendent Smyth mad important conversation
relativo TO tho affairs OF tho company with
Deputy Superintendent Mccall They pressed very
strongly for the readmssion Of the company
to tho privilege Of doing business the tate Mr.
Mccall INSISTED that II could not here until It
could show that Its home capital unimpaired. The
representatives OF the Royal Canadian thereupon
stated that meeting Of the company would
be held Tomorrow Thursdnyl fo- the pur-
pose of reducing the capital from 5000 coo $500
and tuut. ~ accordance with recent net OF lurlia.
meni, Ave per cent call $200,000 which almost
pad ill., would he applied to ma up the remainder OF
the impairmcnt instead OF issuing stock certificates
therefor, which would create equal amount OF
liability. As soon us this settlement IL sent 10 the
department, duly verified. Mr. Mccall says the company
will be rcadmted TO the privilege OF dong business Ia
this State, and not otherwse. In the OF con
vcrsation the Royal CANADIAN acknow
edged tho impairment US found the examination
and Withdrew the objections which they had pre-.
yiously expressed TO the position OF the department.
eJecting them from the State Tor impa rmeut of
Home Office capital
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor William Pit Kellogg stephen B. Pack
ard and A. $. Badger, Of louisiana; General john
Hammond, OF Crown Point, N. Y. and Nathaniel
Paige, OF Washington, at the Filth Avenue.
Robert NJ. McLane, OF Baltimore, Is at tho Windsor
Rev. DR.. William Rudder, Of Philadelphia, IL at the
Brevoort General 5. C. Armstrong OF Hampton
Va, is at tha st. Denis Paymaster Rufus s. Neon
nell, United States Navy, Is at the New York
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

Mrs. s. A. Harrington, residing on Jerome avenue,
near KnrsbrIdgc road, thrown IRON her carriage
yesterday evening while driving near her residence
and seriously injured. sou, aged eleven years was
also thrown out, but WAS not injured rho carriage
was entirely demolished, ana tho runaway horse after
gong some distance was caught by police ouncor.
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Judge Morgan) not only familiar with French, bat
with code OF laws similar 70 those OF Egypt Hrs
commanding form intelligent countenancs and frank
ness OF manner will also add much to his influence
with the natives The nomination promises TO be IL
every way satisfactory
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FIRE IN A COTTON LADEN SHIP.

NEW ORLEANS, La, July IS, 1871
This morning hre discovered in the hold OF the
American ship Screamer. II was extinguishcd by the
officers OF the ship, with slight damage to baio OF
cotton She was loaded with 1000 bales
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SUIT IN BEHALF OF Mutual GUARDIAN LIFE
POLICY HOLDERS.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 49, 1877
The complaint in the OF Henry Z. Pierson, re-
cciver OF the Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, against Henry j. Furbcr, George L. Montague
and others received from Granville Tremain,
attorney for Plaintiff and Hcd In the County Clerk g
Office this morning. II alleges that a scheme rob
the policy holders carried out and that the policy
holders were wrongcd to the amount OF 81 GOO, 900
which tho suit = brought recOyer
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THE COTTON WORM IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Tex, July Is, 1871
II 10 reported that cotton worms have appeared in
considerable numbers at different points In the valleys
OF the Brazos, Colorado, GuadaIoupc, Neuccs and
Trinity rivers, aud that the planters supplying
them selves with poison win which TO destroy tho
worme
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AN ALLEGED BANK ROBBER.

Walter Price yesterday arrested nv Detective
Dorccy, charged with stealing s. 700 from the GrocerS
Bank, Of this city, last month
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.

Mr.. James Jackson WIS appointed receiver OF the
Paterson Fro Insurance Company to-day. The avail.
aLle nsscts are said to be 100000 and iiabu 8
$200.0 Tue New York agent who is alleged TO be
short IN his ACCOUNTS, d. K Satteriee, agent OF tho
Midulc Department OF New York tate The conpany's
books show his deficiency to be S., 600.
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RUN ON PATTERSON BANKS.

PATERSON N. j.. July Is, 1871
There run on the Paterson savings banks TO-
day caused by the recent failures. Forty thousand
dollars drawn from the Paterson Savings Bank
and 50, 900 from the Passaic County Savings Bank.
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RAID ON DIsoRDEKLY HOUSES.

Police Captain Byrncs Of tho Fifteenth precinct,
last evening arrested the inmates Of thrc, houses OF
III rcpuc on warrants Issued by Justice Wlndc ON
complaints OF citizens the houses raided were Nos.
207, 200 aud 2ll Thomson street.
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THREE FIFTY DOLLAR LAMPS.

Three fires werc occasioned last night by the explo
sion Of kerosene lamps one in No. 1856 stanton street
damage $50; another IN No. 202 Dclancey street.
damage $50, and third in No. 194 Henry street,
damage $50
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TWENTY YEARS A sUFFLKER.

Ut. II. '. TIkN'Ks-
DEAR sn-fwcnty wears ago was shipwrecked on the
Atlantic Ocean, and the cold aud exposure caused large
absccss to form each leg. which kopt continually dis
charging. Amer spending hundreds vi dollars with
benefit was persuaded to try your GoLDEx MEDICAL Dis
co,ERr aud now less than three months after taking
the first bottle, am thankful to am completely
cured aud for the hrst time In ten put len
heel % tbs ground am. SIR, yours respectfull,.
WILLIAM RYDER,
NJ Jefferson ST., Buffalo, ". Y.
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Specially nded richness salts and
Its efficacy ia bilious attacks prevention OF piles
and ordinary aperient by Lebg, vrchow Scmnsoni
and Sir Heury Thompson and the entire edicsi profession
In England and Germany.
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THE LOUISIANA Ex-eoyEnNoRs.

Ex-Govornors kellogg ma Packard, OF Louisiana,
and General Badger, who commanded the militia in
New Orleans, and was for time superintendent OF
Police there, arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last
evening. They came from Chicago, whore they
had met by appointment, and propose
separating in couple of days. Governor Packard 60
ing Maine and Mr.. Kellogg TO Washington to look
alter tho welfare of some oil his former constituents
ABOUT nve weeks ago oots e. new orleans, Governor
the West, and the other to transact some
private business at HIS old place o residence
In Illinois. They say there Is some excitement in
New Orleans Ia relation 10 the indctm against the
louisiana Returning Board but owing TO their being
away from the city SO long they have no means oil
learning the sentiment OF the people touching the
matter and do not deem 1t lifting TO speak OF It them
selves.
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ARRESTED FOR ENCOURAGEMENT.

ALLENTOWN Pa, July Is, 1871
jacob A. Blumcr, cx.City Treasurer, was arrested
to-day tor the ombczzlcmont OF 900 OF the cy's
money and his bail was fixed at $4,000, which he has
SO tar been unable to secure.
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A wincgl sssful n dose.

Every genuine bottle bears the Of "The Apoinsris
Co. OiInitod), Lond."
Sole agents for United States and Canadas.
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WHEY,

For Heavens sake SozoDoSr and sweetcn your
breath Will never DO fragrant rs long allow
teeth " remain IN that dscoored aud condition
Besides they viii impregnate your food xive you the
dyspepsia.
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DIR. LEWIS A. sAyRE. New york-"Preferrsd to any
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Evening star., 1877-12-11
The HOLIDAY Trade.

On the principle that 1.-THE early bird catches
the worm, some of the most sagacOuS dealers
In Holiday Goods are already arranging their
displays and getting ready To make their at
fractions known to the public. IL Is 4 well un-
derstOOd fact that the best customers are those
who make their holiday selections early. while
stocks are full and fresh, and when they can
be properly waited on. Dealers who would
secure this desirable trade should. therefore,
be prompt TO give the widest possible publicity
to such Inducements as they propose to hold
out to purchasers seeking bargains. We need
not add that the advertising columns of The
STAR are the recognized medium for all CON-
municatiOns Of this class, but We may be par
doned for reminding business men that the
loss of a days trade before the holidays can
never be made up after they have gone by.
Those who commence earliest are consequently
least likely to have to carry over a portion of
their stock Of goods until next season, with
the risk of being out of style shOp-worn, and
ultimately sold below cost to prevent a total
loss of the investment.
Evening star., 1877-12-11

The unconditional surrender OF Pleyna by
Osman Pasha, is announced, after a desperate
but Intellectual attempt to break through the
Russian lines in the direction of Widdin. The
fall of this point of course carries with it the
failure Of Suleiman'S plan of operations, and
leaves the Turkish fortunes at a very low ebb
The news Of the fall of Plevna will no doubt
cause the Sultan TO see another vision, if his
prophetic spirit proves equal to the occasion,
and the impiety of further prosecution of the
war will I've Supernaturally impressed on every
true believer. However, the precise nature Of
the Sultan's expected interview with the
Prophet will be largely determined by the char
acter of the terms offered by the Russians
Though the fall Of Plevna may have been un-
conditional, Turkey has not yet been thus
humbled. As long as ConstantinOple remains
uneOnquered the Car cannot obtain unrea-
sOnable concessions as the price of peace !:
though beaten, the Sultan is not at his rivals
mercy, and between the victorious forces of
the Russians and the goal of Russian ambi-
tiOn lie the Balkans. whose key, Shumla, is yet
untaken, and, beyond the mountains, rise
those formidable defences some twenty miles
from COnStantinOple, which enabled Belsarius
to defeat the Huns, and checked the conquer
ing Attila. IL remains to be seen whether
Plevna will be the Turkish SebastopOl, whose
fall involves the conclusion Of the war; or
whether the Turks, rebelling at the Russian
terms, and trusting to winter and European
Intervention as much as to force of arms, will
continue a defensive struggle.