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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 26-The arrange
ments nearly completed for the sterpechae meeting
in September
Financially the visit Of the Indian lacrosse club was
failure They had their expenses paid by the polo club
and received 800 besides.
Mrs. Ann :. stephens and Miss Stephens from View
York and hrs. Cen Van Buren, from Engewood nave
arrived 81 the Ocean House.
hrs John Jacob Aston anu Mr. J. 2. KernOchAn, both
Of NowYork have gwen very noticeable entertainments
their villas here during tne past few days.
The arrivals at the ocean House Saturday included
tho following: Or. Rufus p Lincoln ana wife, Clement
Quinn, L. @. EastOn and family, John Smith, Jr, J. T.
Lockwood aad wife, James COOK aud family. t. o. saw
yer, A. a. Clark. O. y. Manchester J. A. Dean, j. v
Osullyan John A Osborn ana wife, NewY York; B.
Pressley smith, W b. Burden. Charleston; Dr. Hunter
Mcclure and wife, DIT. George Ross aud vie Rich
mond r a Lathrop, U. = A, = :. Lynch, !. " Sexton
Clicage Josiah Penieid. Brooklyn !. s. steinus ana
family. Cincinnati; James kidd aad VIC Alnany a. L.
WeDo aud family BAiumOre G. A. Blahe, j. l-nnsey, IL
Mitchell j. l. Richards Charles Edwards aud vie, 3. A.
H. AbDOtts, Henry d. hyde and vie. Boston, T. i. Van
dcrYeer, Itde q. Van0eryecr Philadelphia; c. Camp
bell. Ohia.
Al the Aqadueck House following were among the
arrivals: e. f. Huchinss, z. SCrattOn, r. NJ. .-on.
j. B4rnaby Jr ami vito Ia sharpe amt wife, New YORK
John Arnold Philadelphia Mrs. A. IL ,ninsEay. AnAsp-
shaw Mrs David Stewart, Miss r. stewart. Baltimore;
T. Lucaey and wife, Miss A. Lucke' EhineDrch;
Charlie. Carroll, T. Ii. Buckley, Philadelphia 4. Kgu-
ncy, L. ) n Nr. X. winthrop OF Eow-York the guest
OF Ar. J. p. Kernochan or the same city
large concOurse OF fashionable people assembled yea
teriay afternoon the Polo grounds, ~ witness Tie
5000 oha pgs match between four members OF the Buf
alo Club members OF the Westchester Club Of
New York, the members beng follows; Westchester-
George r. Fearing +. G. Grsvod, Farman Rogers and
L. Bryce Buffalo,. ID. Rumsey Bronson Iumsey,
j. " seachend and Charles Carey. Three goals out OF
five were necessary 20 win. Westchester won three
goals IN suooessic and were declared the ycJofs.
their opponents ne winning one. They no match
for the Westminster team. ana only twice succeeded IN
getting tile ball anywhere near their goal Another
match will take place next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27

AMORY-At BinghamtOn. y. y Ang %, Rufus KING An
airy, eldest OF the late James Amory OF THIS city
BROWN-On saturday morning, Aug. IS AugususJ Bro"n'
IN the 18th Of his -,
Funeral services VIII place at his ase residence, tI5
Mldis0u-svc. Monday, Aug. p, AZ 30 D. ~.
Friends Of the family invited % attend.
DAIN-At Poeksknl Aug. a. Eliza A. wife Of Nathaniel
Dam, In the JJth year ~ her age.
Funeral from Monday Aug p, at Ia p m
Friends invited ID attend.
Bath. Ne, Dapers please copy.
MOUNT-In Brooklyn the ed inst Samuel r. Mount IN
8Sth year 81 his re. -.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited % attend the
funeral late residence, 81 ketst, On Monday, tho
9th insL, az D. ia.
RICHARDSON Friday. Aug. % Mrs. sarah n Reharis'
widow late Charles III. Richards IN her 5Jtn year
Funeral services win be held Auu5 Church, CLntonst,
Brooklyn. Monday, 2Itb % 3 o'clock.
1t Is requested that no flowers be SENT
sCHAFFER-On satarAY, Aug. 25 1877, Charles IT, schaf
fer missionary Of the Newfork Bible society IN the Seh
Of his
The rafves ana friends family invited 20 attend
their residence, 80. ~ WOOdhullst 5outh
Brooklyn. Monday Aug. ~ 1877, at D. NJ
SEDGWICR-On Friday Aug -, a. Ann Arbor, Mch Fran
els L. wife Segwick and youngest daughter OF ne
late Gen. Martin Davis OF Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
PUBLIC OPINION

AIR. Kew is no longer rebel, SoutheTn1erc s OF
Democrat but a stalwat YANKEE anu a Ir jes pl-
u .,n rnseu 10 the embrace Of raul anu IL t,e
iovyeI ON the bosom OF Hayes The last e Iaifi
Ieopie md the Cabinet is now severed IoIe'0i'
mcre Gazette (DemJ Il
Tur NEW YORK TRIBUNE Is ulnec 's1;l, I,y
oo,cer,,ed over tbs harmony of New-Jerstl %
O. s ~ the arproaching GubeTnatoual cam thsu' hne
~ Wv neva- in more compact fighting form yuan
& AND the snine fappings Of rural journal OF tmo
~ ~ Vot HOLM Mirror oil no more account thau
tb r,,rI of displaced pOundkoeper- Trenton Ua@eIOe
(Rep) ~, H.
senator Edmunds Of Vermont thinks the
1,,-,f,- civil Service order " founded on cofccl no
go b1t NOT advantageous to the public interests.
- Thinks liz viii destroy for the time-0ein- the praetcl
- ~, Inc Pepllblican Marty. We should Ike 20 near
80, Mr. Edrnund- ms own plan for reaching tne emu
aimed Ind Nv the President The latter IS goVu d. as
suggestions, and the Edmnnds poAcy nlsN' O'
@-fPhUIlelphia Inquirer lSopJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
SHOOTING on Az EXCURSION BARGs.

The excursion barge Lewis Roberts appeared
AT the foot OF iifth-st, North
River about yesterday and loud calls we're made
FOR help from police Sergeant Sminck and section Of
men from tho Thirtieth Precinct went board and
found that there had been general row. There were
on BOARD the Manhattan Club OF eeapont and another
party from YOrkyille, all Of whom we're young men
who had been on an excursion TO Iona Island.
There had been several collisions during the day ma
iority OF the men were drunk and general quarrel
seems to have engaged In In the midst OF IT, one
man either fell or jumped overheard. and another
Jumped over 70 help him. The first one In the water
proved to be the better OF thetwo aud indg
nant al the presumption OF the who would rescue
him Their friends the barge shouted confusion Of
orders 70 them. and It is claimed that shot
we're fred at them from the barge. Il Is GER
tain that one Of the shot in the head
Neither OF these men had been picked up when the
bargs put shore. hut IL was afterwards learned
that one OF them reached the Jersey shore and the
wounded picked mp nj One-hundr=d snd-tenth-
81 and away in = carriage. Capt. Leary OF the
Thirteth Precncs officer search Of him tut he
has not yet been fSund. Two Brooklyn policemen, ON
Keser and Ryan OF the First District Court Squad
ri the barge duty but they claim ed ihat
they were OYcrpOwered nv the nthans
The officers arrested eleven mon James Riley, Michael
Murphy. Charles AcGlynn, John and Thomas Ryan,
Hugh Hatten Michael Flood George Smith. FREDERICK
Golden and Frederick Ashur An examination OF these
that pistols ami KNEES had been freely used
Frederick Golden OF Hunters Poas had ssvers bullet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
THE GERMAN OPERA.

Mr. Charles r. Adams, the tenor arrived
rom Europe on saturday, having conciu'ou
arrangements abroad for the new German Oper" Oo'i
pany which is about 10 make campaign IN Ino :,
-, vrost under the management OF Mr.. J. Fryer IL
70 be called Grand Wagner Meyerbeer" COMPANY
It's repertory including 1.-The Huguenoss'' Inc
PROPHET. Robert" RenzI." The Flying Dn'chn'n'
a." TappbEuser" and "Lohengrin;" and tue arlis'S arc
Nine Pauponheim principal soprano FL; W.T. IID" no
80, S-or, Cologne ard Hamburg; FIR kcinillhh rom
Rsrlin M,ssrs Adams Werrenlath ana Frseu' ,eOr,
15ors W,erand and Blum, bass0s. The company WI
80 h, Ci1einnati November s. and thence go 20 IN
Caco. Milwaukee,, New-oreans, Memphis Nas bether
av nrrforsnces viii be previously gwen III Ne"-ioiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
TnE FRENcIE NH-HITION.

LIABILITY or FoREIGN won ART, sEVT FROM
THE UNITED STATES +. Paals, TO DUrS UPON
RETIPoFTATON.
lgRoM THE REGULAR CoRRGspO, ~ or Try rRiBrSEl
WAsHSGTOS, Aug. 26.-Assistlnt-Secreta
Of STAT Seward forwarded o. .teasIry Department,
few days ago. copy or noe ta.yrd from tne repre-
sentative 0i ihc French Government. which he asked
u This Government would tr wi.E exempt from at
customs duties French w"rks 'f IN the United
states FAcl tIo owners ia, .-eyd % exhibit I'm sho
Paris Exposition Of ISIS the a HcI Minister also
aaid his note, that n to works would bee liable
export dnues the shereo would be- deposited
on condition OF It's being refunded the time OF tie re-
importation OF the articles Ia reply Acting SECRETARY
Mccormick has written % The Secretary OF state thl
the present tariff AL Unportatons from iorelSh
countries not expressly specified as roo are Suo
ject ddty, the only exception being III iaFor
domestic manufactures returned 10 TINS couh-
try and OF Erain-bags, and some cmilar articles
specially provided for by Congress. The regulations up
the subject that dutiahe merchandise imported
and afterwards exported. although 1t may have paid
duty the first importation is liable TO duty on every
subsequent importation into the United States. faint
ngs statuary subject duty at tho rate OF Ten
per All valorem' The secretary decdeS therefore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
NEW.YORK DEMOCRATS.

ALBANY. Y. Y, Aug 26.-The Democratic
s,at Committee ia called TO meet at the Delavan House
rbis city Tuesday, september IL, at p. IN. The ar
,.s Of tomorrow morning closes article on the pres
emf state officers follows:
The Democratic party cannot AFFORD to condemn these
men or dispense with their services Gov. hODinsOh
ins Their continuance in Office and desires H. He
elected with these he has served with them; he
knows them; been called 70 the highest position
~ snuor and trust Upon him III" people have rested
be Vraye,I possibilities, aud no ~ entitled at the
hands OF his party 20 corps or state OHcers whose
-o-nrd aud whose views all important queS-
tions involved in tho management OF state ar
falrs harmOnEe with his policy This is the very
.qance ~ tho Constitution. IL what the beat interests
Of Inc whole people demand and what Ia most Essential TO
ns unity and or The party Therefore lL Is that the
a,y.es The denomination OF the present state
ofcers not accOunt or personal production or
rcaa they ars thought ta be- more capable or other
lie better than macy other gentlemen who might BE-
named Tor places bus because he feels the need or
tried men, aud they have been tried anu proved them
,elves able, faithful and efficient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE OREGON SFNATORSHP

THE OREGON SENATORSHIP.
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST A UNITED STATES MAR
sHAL AND COLLECTOR.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26.-A Portland press
dispatch says w. b. Highly. who is under indictment for
subornaon and perjury and in jail in default OF bonds
has just made following affidavit in regard to the
Governors investigation
81 W. b. Ugby being duly sworn. would state that
A. W Waters, United States Marshal, and Joan Kelly,
Collector OF Customs aud Revenue, hired aud induced
W II. stIes affidavit; that ne did, aud that
was present ~ the Cosmopolitan Hotel IN Port
land aud heard and the done that JOnn Kelly
paid Srles's way from Junction 10 Portland and that
he paid his way the St Charles Hotel Wnlle ne was
there and that John Kelly Induced me, W B. Highly, TO
procure tho afndavlg 81 f.. A Lake. that Morrison C.
Atney wrote the aaVit ~ Z. A LAKE that ne Knows
All about tho Transaction; tha.t Was done IN DAVID
t;Ood,es Office in Holiness bluok; that never induced
or triei TO induce any one, do swear, 70 any
thing that knew 70 be False, but that JOnn htAy
told me % get Lake 10 swear 10 what he dld ;
that I'm payment TO Lake for the above | gave an
Orrier on Waters in accordance with John hely's
ore The OOjecL Of the whole thing was 10 destroy
auv influence that the Governor might have IN the
United states Senate and also to affect next Junes cleo
tIon 4 interviewed Morton at Ben Holidays IN Port
Land and informed him OF the facts and SAID u him Ihat
n was put on the stand my testimony would Dc I'D ac
Herewith RE said for ne not 10 20 before tno
Investigating Committee in Oregon, Dut 10 come 10
washington ID. c. that my mileage anu fees would De
paid and kept OF the way under MOrtons lnstruc-
lions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
THE PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.


UNIFORMS TO BE MANUFACTURED AT THR sCHUYI-
KILL ARSENAL At COST OF LABOR AND MATERIAL.
Ig,oy THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE. !
WAsHINGrON, Aug. 2G.-GOv. Hartranft vis-
tod Washington yesterday. OBTAIN permission from
the President and Secretary ~ War the Govern
machinery In the manufacture OF clothing Tor the
two volunteer regiments Of militia which he expects o.
call into the service OF the SaJe OF Pennsylvania
for three months and much longer as they may be
needed 10 preserve the peace IN the coal regions and
sIong the lines of railway. lie found that letter
Granting his request had already been forwarded
from the War Department to Harrisburg Dur
Ing his stay. Gov. Hartranft had a long
conversation with tho President aud Secretary OF War IN
reference TO the late troubles Pennsylvania and the
use OF Federal troops IN the suppression OF riots lie
hoped that the United States soldiers would be permitted
N remain 40 Philadelphia, P.t'spurg, Reading. W1es-
barre and Scranton these beng tie points at which out
breaks are most likely Besides the United
states regulars there are SIM duty IN PENNSYLVANIA
about 800 OF the National Guard and with these the
Governor believes he preserve order until the two
regiments OF three months volunteers can be recruited
and equipped The President ana -rcrtt ary OF War re-
Piled thar Federal troops would be permitted 10 re-
main the state until the Governor sgnhed DIS read
meas 10 have them removed.
Later IN the day by direction the Secretary Of war
General Mei, ordered she officers 1t ire
schuykill Arsenal, PaiAdc .nia, ~ facilitate IL every
possible manner tho maxim, uu forms Tor the u-e Oh
the troops called into as service OF Penniylvanl"
the cost OF material and 'bar 20 be betrayed by the
state. This action will rfcre with the WORK VI
the Government as there supply OF CLOTH
ing on hsnd md the Govern cutters are now Idle
Gov H,rtranit, prior o. h- Departure to Williams
bnrgh last night said tina r' greatly impressed
with the liberal views held bY resident " the duty
OF too Executive lawfully coo with state author
tiles IN the suppression Of dom ,Vc violence He said
that INC Pr-sdcng conceded all requests without the
slghtest hesitation admitting onoo their reasonaDe-
mesa and proprety. Toe Gov'r said that tho greatest
difficulty no had % calling the STATE troops
into service was IN rcga.a q, o. hing them. II no
made coutr,cts there wouid ' -e 'nable annoy"nce'
attending them and the ot.t Toil undoubtedly De- IN
posed upon. a. there noT large quantities OF
army cloth ng which has b-. r.,- nu'G by the United
states army officers Attempts -'uf Of course be- made
sell mi. 20 the STATE Under l present arrangement
Tie state would be secured .s'nFt such imposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27

-..o-. This is the lookout for the so", ,nosa
s beyond Baltimore and Washington 10 I Se~
500 All the dramas which succeed ,.r. o. tSe
Yer Will be repeated and all saS pound we trust
sTs%2 shine ESSn f Rsa6d sotasra
Jefferson, McC % crane Clara Morris Maggie Mitch
WI M, Ress o A@ M'n Named SG'a as under
POmeroy ana OsTS1 an moth his theatres, The dranu
SSra Is 70 be Ts9Sya' SS9 James
stock company ~ poirfnrth Charles Wayerly, NJ Lana
M a George oe Harry TaySr ii wa MSss1cS Collier
George W. Downing MOrosO, Connolly, tailoMa5
sSd Wise Miss Eleanor Carey Miss Ottawa LaTTs Alien. and
Annie ,y2.3,nan Perry, Bray, Richmond ana heIOoi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
DUTY OF THE SOUTH 10 TEE PREsrDENT

President Hayes has treated the south Justly,
,,o1,r,l-v and kindly and ms good deeds 10 ~ have
rref AGAINST him In bitter hostility faction VINO are
sr enemies ana who hope prosper by tanning
into De me expiring cmbers Of sectional hatred al the
81 Srfb IL therefore becomes the duty OF honorable
and parOtc southern men 10 give Nj Hayes warm ana
unanimous support That they WI DO 10 we nave NOT
~. oollbt Nr Hayess wise. Just aud states
ranlke course has done much % neal the cruel wounds
oil war much give peace % portion OF the country
where fine blessings OF peace greatly needed ana
AZ earnestly desired but where until his Inauguration
they seemed uuataiuahla much To give good govern
rer t te country: much destroy sectional tecling
much % restore the South feeling OF love lOr the
Union respect for the CONSTITUTIONS aha huch 10
the name of tho PaclhCatOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
A TRIFLE HARSH.


Some time ago In letter to Wisconsin
.uurr senator HOWe,C that state said LAT ne had
fralD. on the only real amOtOn OF hls life, IN order
T. rreveut Democrat from occupying his seat i'm tho
g.ua. This declaration has finally been explained by q
letter from Ex-Governor FIrchd. now Consul al Live
DooI e writes that when IN England Grant told IlIu
thar the Chief Jusaceshp OF tho United otA-s was OF
f.red senator Howe. but declined because NJ that
time The Democrats had majority IN Tic Wisconsin
Ici 4Iure. and would have chosen lis successor. AT
frst Thought TINS conduct would 30 condemned as more
worthy the partisan than the patriot bat when We re-
fect what fearful thing 70 would be 10 have Howe on
the supreme Benefit j. fearful enough 10 have him
nnvNhereW- not at al disposed u ma tauG II rs
the most cOnspcuOus instance on record " man nav
Ing served hs country by sticking his party; but
Howe probably doesn't ledle tAaJ 10 1Ho ssne extent
Ina eo does