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, 1877-05-19
BUFFAI4tl.
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Spee{at DtspascA 10 TA4 TFfANNA

Spee|at DtspdscA 10 IA4 TFSNNA
ljpsHAl,, N. T., May IL The schr David
Vance arrived u. day In tow Of the tug csstlc.
Her browsprls IL twisted, fotortgring carried
away, and bows broken In above tho Water-ttne.
Tho repairs will taks two wecks, and coat about
g., 0O0. Tbs cargo Il not damaged. TITS barge
lirunottc, with which the Vance collde1, WIS sakea
10 dry .dock In Detroit. aud \ largu portion Of
The feet that arrived yes.erdsy gata away to-day.
and to. night very ley weasel. az able 70 vet loa
lid, except In limited quantity, Tilu xrrtvals to.
day weso tAs sehrs Sayclana. q. ]. Wells. uuldo
Fott. md .fioetwing. This props Nebraska and
Flax arc due Go-Ais4t.7
, 1877-05-19

CHicAao.-Fretghts wcrs inactive and nominal
yesterday Al 3e tor eosu to buffalo, No chaFt<rs
weEo reported.
N,IwAuxEx.-Char.css on l7sh: schr 5ohu D.
Merrill, 10, 900 hu wheat on p, t-thouEht to bo
She.
UuPyALo..-Ch4rters on 10Th; 6chs Belle Sheri.
dau, cusb.stuno TO Toledo II 3Dc per ton free ;
.ehF j. j. iuchafsls, 900 ton. on coal 70 Chicago at
Bear Creek to lutlnto at 1Oc esch: schr Young
America, railroad ties+ Pigeon Bay to buffalo II 7c
each.
nrrnotr. .-scbr John Jewclt, Fort Hope to
Cleveland ut lie peF hFl.
, 1877-05-19
SOUTH CAROLINA.


CoLuNntA, y. c.. May 15.-The Scuato and
llouso met In Joint sessioa at l O'clock to-day,
and unanimously elected tho ifon. Henry Mc1vor,
Of Chcraw, Associate Justice Of tho Supreme Coast
VI South CatosiRa. In place Of j. II. Willard.
elected Chief JustIco. the itopuGlcans In CAUCUS
last night having decided to support Nelvot In
tho event ul hts being nominated ny tie Dcm.
ocFAts,
CHAMBERLAIN INTERVIEWED.
NEW YoHk, May 1H.-Ex.tinv. Chamberlain
WIS interviewed here 10 day, lie .pcakk well of
Gov. lEAnntuns Adn,Inistrat tlon. In reHstd 10
Mr. itsyee southern policy. he said. IF ID a.
experiment. tho wisdom Of which will only h0
known WHEN l,e tAs had fair trial. Time alone
will show whcthct hiH policy IL lIkrly 10 fedounl
10 the welfare aud peace of the S1ata and people,"
THE HTATE DEBT,
COLUMBIA, 8. e.. May ls.-'rhe House Of Rep
retentatiyes, ~ To -. adoptt4 ciauee ta &lss Ap-
ptoptIatioa bill which proYilca $:70, 00J to psy
lhe January and July intcrcst OF ttc present Jeaf
upon The consolidated bontlx and certificates Of
stock dt the Htate issDcd under lLu ACt W reduce
tho yo!unlp Of tue public debt.
, 1877-05-19

CHICAGO. Quite \ large hcci OF lumber vessels,
bound up, waa scan OF Kenosha ycstrEdsy, and
will soon arrtva hcfo....The tug Van sehsick had
two vessels in tow 1t one time ycsterdsy....
This schr Penokco Is IN frDm Milwaukee look.
fnE for i CARGO. There were no grain
chartars yesterday, IN unusual occurrence.
!ailosa wcso shipped yesterday in this putt at
trade Tho tug Johnesu doea not make drop Of
water, and therefore did not 70 Into dry dock, u
.tated BY contemporary. When thc schf james
cargo u coal from below, il was noticed thnt 1cr
n,!xxcn .tnasthcad was lashcd IN a manner which
asv1 ID ! ,,t h's M e1s vs,,e Tss Kpe
W. WI launched yesiesSs, i Taaleys T y.rd. baSine s
Cary vii som follow: =. Etrht eargocs Of lumber
sSS's sls se'oss entt osSdt oef fSxoe' a5sys
Steamer Mat, took : run 4 short disisaea dis1s
sSt.ls 81 yss!sfaey; J reGps !.xs ai,saay applied
She haa not received her Certificate vet md Ier
owner Captain Will have 10 get II from l.cadquar-
ters u they ps,aiss ~ earring more !ian 'orsy
esivins some repairs sailed Tor lie ashins.
sr tho 70 obsn
for each tont That used Irit! watcr,...The props
cubs and Fonnta!n came up from below yesterday;
~
y. Has what tns aehf ala!slea Eot yssterdny loF
!nMoee from .MuhAegon 10 bonawAnaa capt:
thS @ sshr e.. !anc nc!,. owned " =. u: Gfnm'nod,
,sa aec; T nc m, t,a o. gta1n
WsIs anesteo " o4nGA ncat ~ ooAEa tEe ashf fen.
sankso y, xhen she discharged s;ntso at Buffalo II
y aa AZ re gram Was'h oaa sonaIton vhen tecssea
W. ~ e,cxns si1 ~ . hetr nowen wgul!
nkc 70 sot! aas s.esHa yscnt.. hele arc aneisht
mariners in Gntesaso Who won'd PCT run vessel
hn Gwnat eeve .aem pas 'of 'hat pnfposs. III"
pasInsss nn,H = n hos psonEpie. IT,,
u1HnR tomfs'Chs ,s oasR fafaas Tas the hist
as rnecd 70 ssc eet .nG see e!oesaac a
Prep i'n :. chsss' Which Mont ASHORE ontstde Aar.
e nt, ae sn ~ "a ftef ~ s
oi Napsnes. tar slo, Uoo and lie KlOcsrdne n
= IN ~, ~ 9alssa nnath ana Wheat nn loatl-
ohn.a ~ nv ns. ,snM WIFI H. MIS-. NJ taat
....1ne r. ~ senT Haves'ias Na. changed mas
ts,, ts,s. %sRa 1n sanue .aHan9 ens!Ee ana Capt.
~ Eedt4u. e vi .peaet Su.naH"Gs, gplnX ~ nnAain
hsh ~ tn m snpss. T. gne ,mSo nae " ia, ~ ,.r
T1e,i T1H ~ ~ ~ TUG Hmoee M uaas netween
, 1877-05-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

Lukpos, Nay l8.-Ths steamship Scythia, lrom
Now York, has arrived out
lonx, Asy 16.-The ssean,.tug Ktugd.hcr. dls-
patched to aid The dlAabled City Of ueus-
se!s, arrived IL to-day. After taking In supply
Of eoals the tug will sgatn starrh tor the steamer
Thc Sldop!an has betn spoken BY d bomewts4.
bound tesssa uluety Ave miles west OF Cape Cseaf
, 1877-05-19
TIE CANAL

DRIpGxroRr, My 18,-AEulysD-csyuga.L Lock.
port, 9, 600 bu corn; Ryban, Ottawa, q. 900 bu
oatA.
ClEAaKp-Mldgis, ottaws,. l.1S3 posts. 30, 600
lath; psop Mohawk Belle, ksnkakre, 20 600 feet
lumber. l. 500 posts; j. Acnafd, kaukakve, 10. 00o
feet lumber, z, 200 poata
, 1877-05-19

COLLISION OFF MILWAUKEE.
Ths steam ashtna. tax Hannah aplllvau eol)tded
with tbs sehk Andrew Jackson Tu<sdAy morning.
near the dshlug. grouuda northeast pf Milwaukee.
1hs tug came ln.o ths schooner su,ldahip5, bsdly
, 1877-05-19
THE copLEY AND cossAcK.

THE COpLEY AND COsSACK.
1tappcafs that tho report that the achrs Coplcy
and co.aack were lying At MorrsburR. Ont, Ia not
ttus. The facts are that tow Of barges, while CO.
ronts from KIngston to Montreal Hith the grain
tarRocs Of the schooners named, rtruck bottom and
tprIng bad leaks. By keeptng their pumrs con.
cient1y 10 preserve The grain from injury, hot the
hafges arr zoo badly injured IN complete the trip.
Lighters have seeofdlns! been dispatched 70 them.
, 1877-05-19
NEW ORLEANS,

NEW oelxlEs. Asy 1h-A company Of tbs Tenth
CAsslsy teoloFea) arrived from 1T. Louls on tho
Grand Republic en- ruutA for Texas. Marshal
pttkjn's war On tho ColcAsIeu logu.eR still con.
lnues. liz hAt aworu iu hfiy deputies. who Will
be sent ta lhs toEzsleu cuuutIy " so1n ~ tEAns.
poEtatl0u eau bs 8sCuEsu.
, 1877-05-19
CHICAGO.

Ass Hs,sss5s SAsass sasa I've % sss;s' s
.snsis. assS Sesa ah.rD ! S
iTrs grop. atafSssA lluIsIo. sanl1rs; prop
fso .Ssdils.s psep c.9 ishaons atss sasdFsta, S
prui Aw 4hkcc. uydeMDurg. sunslsss schr T. Lester,
Eaastsc. tumhefk schr tsE.tlAbr. Wills Lake.
Mr; schr ~. MUIR. Mlsksxon lumber; sclir Twp
l1suthcfa, Aantstet. !ubcrt tehr Peoria. Indiuein.
mt,ess scht /. + pssts, atuektRon lu!lSIi scar ii
Tsa; n.ts; ni.fissG is.1isF, ,sSs xSSd' fov s'
c0slt schr fes Gem, Two IllverA tntLe I;
Jones' Muskcg0n. lumber, srhr Levi ii at Musk
1u!paEst aehr Frank CrAwIuft. NuakegHIl 1uniitsri
sehr iaroArt1n l.ndnRton. eubEr; schr a. H. llecEs
AuAkeKoh lumhsri scit kste Lytns MMsksKun, Light
echr Fenoker. Milwaukee, wu,I eehr Madison, tvAi-
water Iunbefs sc!r Z. j. Hnci,ct Ludnat atUn ini,er,
% ssE g II sesl{: Na.krsy @ ,ussr: se'!f i,,:sk:
vDn: luM2t!I Achf Le1 tAn lAfru, luHllus; prup ~,
1foft lsntstot 4Mlxst scuw Goaatc5, l!ruwhs fatr.
~ss01s scuw Gladiator. Mahi1tc<, lutttF; aylIr
W!I1ssI Asotstss. lumtsori schs y. ihkli, kluskr-
lllut. AMkeTvn. IupbtF: Ael!r Australia, MAgtsies,
tunleft schI Japan. Asnlace. luulltr.
cLKARAacxs~stmr AIpcus. Auaksgoo. R0O bu Data,
q tIs q s sSa; ~ .a.l s!ms chtsssS H.a!ss
south ilsyen; .aa!rsas selr Advances Frshliko uTls
r. so;s, !1afs :,tx III saaaIisst Erop fsaa;sla
drlta; prpPJ. II. tlutter. l4talu 1s ul0 bu corn.
, 1877-05-19

Intelligence has besn received Of tho sinking Of
The barge Hln, OF Mostysburg, IT. Lawrence Rlvor,
with cargo Of IL, 900 bu wheat transsbsped It
ktngston for Montreal. The cargo was taken On
the tehr West Side At Chicago. About IL. GOO bu
Wa damaged. Insured for Sf2 6UU. All the rlsk
!n American companies except ohc til the Merchant
Marine.
, 1877-05-19

ACCIDENT TO THE PEERLESS.
Tho Peerless got log In her whee, in running
up tho river Al Milwaukee. Thursday, aud bent
her sternposi 30 that her rnddcs cond not bc uscd
Shc WAS placed Ii dry dock and the damages re-
paired bcfUre evening OF The sane day.
, 1877-05-19

Spersdi D.sputeA 10 M 1riennA
MAhqukrTk, Nieh.. May H. Afrised-Ptops 3.
h. Iaie. selah, Chambetlin, 4. E. Sheldon, Il. J.
f1Aekett; nehrs 8. r. Ely, William Ae0regor, John
Martin, Alva Bradley. Clesrcd-Propa s. L.
Hhcldon, n. J. 1laekett: aehrs 8. r. Ely, u. r.
lthodcf. william Mttlrrgor. Passed up-Bche
KeWeSnAw. Duxp-WipstoN,
, 1877-05-19

Exchange Bank failed to-day. Assignee, n. v.
t'ontcnouRh. liabilities, 81 oo0; Nsscta about
81. 600.
, 1877-05-19
ASHORE.

ASIIUIEFs
Sptcfdi NspdttA 10 The 7Hsnr<.
MILWAUKEE, Wiz. May 1s.-Tne stu,Y Flora, Of
The Northwestern Transportation Company, snn
nhhosc narth Of The halboe 1t Ludinesnn, Mich,
ThuSHday. a tug with lswAefs las gone 10 her ~.
elatauce from M4nihtec.
, 1877-05-19

TnH CHARTER DEFEATED,
AlHAxr, N. y, May 1H.-Tkc Governor has
yctped tho omnibus New York Charter bill.
, 1877-05-19

LUMBER TRADE PROSPECTS.
Information received from tho most Trustworthy
and reliable shows that thore Ia an unusual
aud great lack Of water In The lumber drives 10
nearly al tho dfstrtcts where 1og1 are f1n, the
weather having bean very dry during the spring.
The fact Il already apparent On the Chicago lam.
bcr market, whcro every cargo that arrives IL
bought 1lmost a. room - the vessel II n1oofed.
Thus far there has bean no advance In fretRhta in
consequence Of thsn demand, and II docs not seem
likely ttst there will be, for tho fraAon that logs
cannot bc run down 10 Tho mills; and when Tbs
ercat districts i elhsusted, thc carrying trade
must haye 4 lull. nnless very htsvy rainfall oet
4 prominent iumbermso Il. Eau Claire, Wis,
writing 70 tieoFRo H. stoc ockbstdgr, Esq, Secretary
u tho LumhcFmah's E1clange. under date Of tho
txss.E .ss s;f hfsG !" s;s" s!
s sse y:
Res,s n4e.s S;;s, ssas 4
H.; Il n IN; X
s.'* :;
T.,., aa4 81; so:st hsjt ~ amount sf
ss IN y a9 ~ & e. ~ sss. f.
E:e y, H.; Il. ,p;se,e, e,. II,
q'sn tns e. s.s q 1.s s.,,o DIM. s,
\: liz i ,1s; w.,
81 " HsS xss sG
sat: III :a f: oI @ se5
rsrs, Gngsasa.nst 9Se :!ssncd ! hs u
tIs SSr.5Ss.sI! Ls',!.s Geinpsay: I'd sssFs II
I'll
n ksa Sss:s II y
I 3 I'D sss se sost sns e. s.n .s.
.sT fg'k. eoi q "a "a oxs thss xs;s 6eisssa
:: ; ~
:'s ~ tst1s as.y yasy t. run '
II: q. 1; s T.. ssT} ~ s:sH T.
e e. Il s sscaI 5
n, rex; prices, sn6s, a Z nox ;s.,t NJ q ssaI'
=: sfsssssy ss e
$ss "; u
se Il oes. cut ea''s"S '' o' s"0
The Dnrnc .tate Of affairs prevails in tho Canada
lumbeE diAlrictE. An Ottawa merchant writes FROM
kenfrcw under date Of the 18th ~ folinws:
s Ys s - ;0pF 0. I'D
a1 .ss es
g ss ':atff. Y
that timber cannot c brought over the alder tAl
Junchtn and elsd Whert.
The Ottawa tCanadat Ff<t Frsss tays:
Reports received bY lumer,ntn fru1n their Agent
STATE that The wRiGf III the Mataw4 II really Uwe
than II vas iast fal. and that the prvspeca Tor te
dtisc nescr locked wossc Tho ssntb cksmpla!n and
ths former With twenty ea1ale2s .nd ts hitter M
ton. Albany. and New Yufk Lulnter fretEhts started
str1s lower thls spring than aat The rates % tte
Quebcc. t2to, Burngttn q. 70 solds Albany. Ss.11
American currencJi Now foFx. $a73 American cur
FCnCy.
, 1877-05-19

COA LHAsE-TAk BAkhET HOUSE,, buKLliu.
r kpp II This veil known nrss elAss hotel contain
~ ~ r0sma fas Easss. 'pasa no.s ta!o. ~
pro,rd. For pArtcu!ara, apply " RICH ur BAEkE1.
Ll.t!nYtoa H. On ths psent&eA cs By ltItcI " ". r.
, 1877-05-19

C1anER nFflcEUf A. J. AELcAEKf. 2ss SOUTH
- fi4tskru.st Ggx&I reduction. Tia YAuiIy
s!oscE Sasi a.sv VI ivashlJ paJuarns sui s.ntct.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
4 POLIcANANS RkUTAL ArTAcK.

FRANCIS WILLIAMS DYING FROM An OFFICERS
KICKS AND BLOWS.
Francis Williams of No. 80 Pike-st., lay in
one ol tc wards OF Bellevue Hospital last ut. dying
from injuries which he sad he had received early yes
teilly morning at the hands of Officer Doyle OF the
Seventh Precinct lie stated 10 the physicians of the
hospital and to a Methodist minister who WAC sent
for By Liz request, that be- and his wife
were having dispute about / O'Clock yestei-
day morning and while they were quarrc.ins
in the hallway with the door leading To tine strcat
opcn. Ofriccr Doyle along and intcrfered
The ohcer az length concluded to arrest both.
and when Williams resisted struck BIN
ou me head. beat and kicked him until he was cx-
hansted Williams and bis wife taken to the
Seventh Precinct station and locked up Oh charge OF
disorderly conduct At u. Ia. they were taken out
of their cell and Doorman Hiram dressed one or two
ugly wounds Whilamss head The prisoner told the
doorman that feared he had sustained serious IN
ules ana in fact Thought be mad been rupted, but nc
doornan paid little attention 10 hls complaints soon
afterward Williams and his VIE taken to ia.
Essex Market Police Court, and. Oh The testimony of
Oncer Doyle were fined - each for dis0rdcly conduct
In default of money pa thc Ht they locked up
in the cells OF the Essex Market Prison.
Tn, condition OF tAc injured man became worse rapid
K and al length 10 became evident the keeper Of the
tr,.ou that WD.iams had sustained a very serious
rupmre Of the mtestInos. All amhaanec Wa.
srut Tor about 10 T. IA, and the prisoner
WA taken 10 Le,icyHc Hospital, where the Attending
surgeon discovered tLdt be- Was sGiirg NJ from peri
tnut h. CONSEQUENT ON ripue aud tie shock irou eA-
f.rual iuiufic, Measures we're tageu to alleviate
-. man. s4d,riu.- bat 10 sank gtpldy. AMI u Md
n..m az shlught 10 De beyond hopt ol recovery.
" atns WaE sailor, aud, iiEc moht rcancn, h.d the
Ltnit OF drinking to excess when occasion Vnor.d.
H. urgiiIurs SAID last evening tu IniBrNE reporter
al he uad always been p-hcrtnle n hi .cnur.t
win tnoin uld ndd never been known To quarrel VIII
ann ou. except hI. Wli,. a.. so.J 90 .At q ..bbup
told ~ Williams Bellevue Hospital was corfpbogaled
I'm uas' particulars uy several witnesses OF tie sccns
Officer Doyle admitted last nsut that hc siruch WI
Il,iun via. 4 club, but donied having kicked Aim lie
st.t aso lat Williams assaulted Llin, And thai sue
eiuDDing Wan GO1C la scIdclSn5o
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
FLOODS IN The WEST.

heavy FALL OF RAIN-RIVFRs SWOLLEN AND LOW
LANDS FLooDED-DAMAGE TO RAILROADS AND
SUSPENSION or TRAVEL
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 10.-DiSpatches from the
West say tnat very heavy have fallen in Western
Missouri and In Kansas during the past few days ava
great damage has been done TO railroads. crops, ana
other property. The Kansas city, ST. Josephs ana 'ou
ell Bluffs Railroad under water between
Kansas City and Winthrop yesterday, and
trains were stopped There ls preak
IN the Missouri Pacific Railroad at Pomcroy, Kansas, and
deep water on the track other points had stopped the
traffic OH mat road No aims left Friday on the Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad On the Kansas racine
road there was wash out OF several hundred yards On
ihc Smoky Hill division Abon 100 feet OF the ~ Los
kansas City and Northern Road was washed away at
Ha.cm uear Kansas city and trains were delayed Ihe
Hanaibal and St Joseph Railroad trains arc detained
Al Liberty, Mo. The Kansas Central Road was
lisa damaged SO that trains could not run:
Thc Missouri RIVER below Kansas city has 0vcrSWtd
H. ham k. on bCtn sides for distance, AMI t"8 &c
s gilon OF crops il very great. The railroad. coni
Mes ar" actively engaged IN repairing the tracks
rc latcst accounts say the Missouri River a. ana be
.cr. ine,s City is S rising ana doinS great DAMAGE
s,,c water il higher than at any tine since the
..... M ei'y' i2'' is ia about six feet under water
nai t iy 90 he entirely destroyed and the railroads IN
te ycul.y at, greatly damaged oy washon,s or sun
.iAarod Traces The peope living Oh the buttons
along tie Missouri River are m"ying TO the
4ui.s tang what property they eau VITA thch'
ending II O'clock yesterday morning l3l2 2inchcs of rain
cell and lie bAyous, crceks and IiveIs are Hooded
Trains are deayeI and is feared that the crops IL the
uulauis a.cSbaiiy damaged by the unprecedented
rain fall WHf River l. higher then ever Known
and the Ga,aa-, to the saVsn interest IN hi city ny
me tioCd j. estimated a u.J il tLc less Oi To- ana
lumber The water along the B.rou Glyo'" is Liner
tl,n 80 ever been EaOWn. and uHntfris
I'm ldings along it, bauss havr he;u hadN
Gauagcd Trains are moss TdI'ng regularly
ON the Memphis and Louisville ku.road, bIt on the
Memphis end charleston ans Mls-isspW ana IeAhtsSt5
aud memphis and Ltc Rock road travel IL s'spedcd
0yiu ITO waehOuts, but 10 serious damage Il reported
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 1O.-An Appen special
FROM loy springs reports That the Mississippi Central
Railroad il badly washed aud that freight tram ran
into a cuiveIt near HickoTy valley YESTERDAY klng En-
gincer O'Hara, brakeman named Hodge ana another
ti8iH hand.
OxAuA, Neb.. June 1O.-The Missouri CON
tiuuc. to rise. and is doing much damage along The
banks It's Thought at the 81 Joe road has been com
Wei ea 10 abandon 'crlay's train on account OF the
high water. Tie track j. destroyed
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

Mayor unher for attempting 10 his plank road without
permission At this instead Of Offering further
resistance gave the rival company free permission to cross The
road only asking repair the track which they had
torn up.
At % meeting of the Executive Committee OF the
Brooklyn Theater Fire Relief Association at Mayor schroeers
Saturday the treasurer reported the total amount re
ceved s47 39 97 More than half OF this has been en-
pended 20 relieve Immediate stated allowances
still remains s22 696 80 The names OF some
OF who been receiving regular spends were
others whose circumstances have improved
half the for ime Widows and
orphans especially favored In TIE distribution.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
4 DECISION AGAMSr Dr. BLAUrELE

Dr. Blauvelt's appeal against the charge OF
bavIpv BETRAYED Christ to His enemies considered
again ON saturday morning by the General synod OF the
Reformed Church. The expressions Of opinions were
continued The Rev John Hay upheld the decision
apaiDst Dr. BIauveL The Rev. Artemas Dean said the
men who wished for Dr. Biauvolt's acquth were the
skepties who looked with aud contempt on Gods
Word Tie Rev. j. b. DFury moved 10 substitute his
resolution rcnaudme the case TO the Chassis OF King
ston with the beGef that the nlputatOn Of bcFay-
ing Christ would be removed iOf the Rev.
Dr II. {. Bcggs resolution which sustained the
sentence IN every way Dut acu0wledsed the sincerity
Br l{Iu.fll. confusion the substitute
was rected by vote Of 80 20 20 The Berg resolution
was icn adopted, the miuo H. rcauih2 from voting.
and tIe decision hcng recorded as DO one dissenting
Dr. Biuttt vas ca led iptO the church ANA the Prt>i
dem announced him The result. lie bowed, said moth
lul and retired. Then followed prayer IUI hin thar hC
might see The of his ways and return 10 MS faith
Dr Banyrlt declares that the whole proceedings we're
me with TIE theology of The Il formed Church be ntd be
COME Christian ia the ues scnSe Orthodox theology.
hc claims, is Biblical Constantly Orthtdo& siahd-
ards aic not proper Test, So M judging Of mans
Christian character The Clasris, thinks Dr Dauelt,
could take only 0f tHO Cud-t-. IL could nave t8td
io prove it, flOu tAut hc not tn f~tdn by
falr debate the alilDN or lDltibnlty Of the Re
fuIm "a Church standard or 10 could have con
demDoa ann uuLtdid Ils latter COuIsc saved
ID muCn trouble. The s>yn0d might have talked
Tor months aud ledpcd only confusion. It's
modern research. A. could hardly AFFORD 10 transform it,
Eccleslstc Court mao t.Jund iUr testing the value
u tLe tcIels ana ARTICLES Of lth OF lis particular DO
donur1ti.u. Yet II begged thc whole question aud
peal It's agitation, Dr biauN en- botycs vii MAKE
tAt church moc cfu m wording TIE oucos which
may pass anon othti ministers WDoh iI lnc itulr
wii ny ior beIesy. Aud he thinks Il VIII have many
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
p 8 T S G r IP T.
3:45 a. N.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE MONTENEGRO WAR


Roth SIDES PREPARING FOR A DECISIVE BATTLE
GoRANsKo REvICTUALED.
LONDON. Monday June IL, 1877
The TSmes's correspondent at the Montenegrh
Headquarters says: "The reports that provision un
for Goransko was captured unfounded The foruess
was reyictnaed after five hours fighting THIS SUCCESS
enables suleman TO concentrate his force 1or ~"
attack on Gen Vukovic's position III the Dnga russ
The Montenegrin army will be concentrated 10 noo'
him. and the battle will be decisive OF the fate OF NcHcs
II is thought probable suleman though losing heaVy'
will penetrate TO Nicsics II he should be deeateu ms
army will exricate itself with great difficulty anu VIII
risk total destruction M, NJ. .o,.s. M
fresh news has been received from Monoenus n,,sro
Both sides are evidently making Piep3Tri' Tio
tions to deal decisive bow ny, hno
difficult task OF forcing an entrance from uH" % aa
In this neither All sahb Mehemed All can ASSIST m
much , - a., hioh,o of Kor-
"On June firing was heard on the nights OF me-, me-,
peniZa from which would appear that the
force from Grahova made movement agains' '''
carrisons OF Trebigne and Klobuk."
THE TURKS FORMING An ARMY or REsER'E'
The Tipes's Vienna dispatch says The turks are CUT
leetipg an army Of reserve westward OF Sofia Inc gar
rison OF widdn is being reduced, part OF the troops sun
remaining th.re being detached TO strengthen the army
in the field intended by the Turks apparently TO oppose
the Russian host expected in the neighborhoou
Of Nikopolis and sstova.
Hobart Pasha has taken measures TOT hecuIlhs 'o
euna mouth Of the Danube and ior strict Dioekaus Vi
Odessa,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
cALrIN B. CAMPS ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Calvin b. Camp, a well-kDOwn cotton broker
of this city and prominent mcdlber of Mr. Bccchers
cOpcregation, shot himself in the head on saturday
morning at his residence, No. l3S Columbia Nights
Brooklyn, and will probably die OF hs wounds Mr. camp
Is stated 10 have engaged recently in extensive spccuia
lions which had failed and involved him financially
several DAYS ago gave notice TO his creditors tEat he
could not meet his Obligations, aud then went home
physlcally prostracd Since last "wednesday he has not
visited his place OF business Pearst in this city and
scarcely left his house until Friday morning, when he
w.Is out aud stayed about an hour and half He re-
rnaned in the same condition before, silent or irrta
sable until Saturday morning He refused to with
bIs wife to breakfast although she went after hn hIce
tucs Willie seated az the table the family heard the re-
mort cf a pstOl and heavy fail the HuOr iiUrr'lng
81 his chamber they found Ar. Camp living on ms BACK
ON hc floor "A new siN-cuau3erCd revolver III hl iiGh
hand and a hole in the night temple, from whlch the
nload was howlng. He was breathing though uneon-
sciOus ,-. q,
Mir Camp is about - wears Old and has passed varied
bus ness career. Ia l-0l ne retired nom the hih o
Frost IIuri5urt q Co. fur dealers OF winch ne was
uor partner and engaged in the fur trade Oh his own
account uut lie fai.cd years after. what was rit
al MS former a:ge fortune hc invested successfully III
tue time cam, tis last spring wnen he was lclt once
moie with scarcely "a rcinnrnt OF hl' former
.0yture Toe chaglin and modification oi tins last
and c0mutc failure appear 20 nave led 30 tne attempted
sucdr .Veaal ear, al time OF similar hndhcld
dtuciltv ne is G 40 have made ike attempt 10 take
Piymouth Church and III branc. societies, but FOR
suiuU time paet bas apparently taken no interest u thci
The TtlmUr that the suicide Nta caused bl domestic
trouble is pronounced unt0TudCd hy his friends.