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New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
CABINET MEETING.

THE oUrgAGEs OF TIE SPANISH MEN-0F-wAR-'
DIFFICULTY IN TRANSPORTING sCPPLiEs TO
THE SITTING BULL INDIANS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIDUNEl
WASHINGTON, juno 25.-There was special
meeting Of the Cabinet tc-nght, called partly be-
cause of the heat this afternoon and partly because
the President will leave tomorrow to spend come
days at New-Haven before the Yale commence
ment. There was large amount OF routine business
considered and many commissions signed.
Secretary Evarts reported that he had received
no information with regard to the Boston and Phil
adelpha vessels that were fired upon by Spanish
man-of. war, and that he had telegraphed to the
Collector at Boston to ascertain and report whether
there was any more information upon that subject.
MIR. Evarts also said that the Spanish Minister had
called upon him, and had stated that neither he nos
his Government knew Of any vessel which answered
the description of the Nunco, or which correspon:
ded with the description given of the vessel that
fired into the Philadelphia ship Merritt.
Secretary Schurz reported that there was some
doubt whether the Government -wou d DO able 20
obtain transportation to carry tho supplies TO the
500 Sitting Bull indiana, but the utmost enort9
would be made. Meanwhile the army officers viii
supply rations to the Indians long as there 10 ne
danger of reducing the supplies needed Tor the
frOOpa.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
GETTING READY FOR TAMMANY.

The Tammany special train is expected to
reach the Grand Central depot at o'clock this
ing. Under Sheriff Joel o. Stevens. J. NJ. Null
lane and others met at Tammany Hall yes
terday and made hasty arrangements to re-
ceive the returning party Word was sent TO
the heads OF the Assembly Distrot TamD;auy
organizations TO collect Bs many Of their followers as
possible and TO DO At the Grand Central Depot at the
hour named. A band has been procured, and the re-
turning delegation will be escorted 10 Tammany Hall
and there disperse 1t is understood thet Augustns
Scbeps specal car, containing himself, John Kelly
Colonel John Mooney and others, will be attached to
the Tammany special train.
The Execufiys Committee OF the Democratic Uni0n
Inke E. CORans chairman, will also Join In welcoming
the Tammany delegation. The Irving Hall special train
will arrive at the Grand Central Depot IN the forenoon
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Friday, June 70. 1851.
Fresh difficulties in Bulgaria are feared. The Pan
Slavst agitation Is increasing. The Cologne Gazette
says At secret meeting Of the Bulgarian and Ron
ean leaders at SivnO the 29th or May to aRitate
union of the countries II was resolved to pre-
pare for active measures.
At Bandon to-day an election held for member OF
Parliament ana resulted in the return OF Mr.. Altman
Iiheral who poed 216 votes. Mr.. Payne, the Con-
servatiye candidate pOlled 172 votes. This Is Liberal
gain
An election was also held of Dungannon. Mr. Dickson
Liberal. was returned, receiving 132 votes. Mr.. knox,
Conservative. pOlled 12S The member for Dun
cannon Is sou Of the member who was unseated
A Berlin dispatch to The ST. James's Gazette says:
The Bundesrah has refused to entertain the petition for
the reintroductiOn OF silver currency.
The Victoria Australia Assembly has rejected the bill
for reforming Constitution by vote OF 43 to A.
The Governor will probably dissolve the Parliament
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
MURDER PUNISHED.

CANTON, Ohio, June 25.-GeOrge W. Mann,
c. A. Ohr and Johu sammt were hanged here to-day.
Mann and Ohr suffered death for the murder OF John
Watmsush on June 81, 1879, In grove near Alliance
watmaugh was an aged man residing in Philadelphia
who had walked to Illinois to visit friends aud was re-
turning the same way He fell In with his murdcrers
and pave them money to buy food and drink He had
when killed only $5 and silver watch. While asleep
lie was attacked by Ohr, who struck him on the heaa
win n car coupling pin Mann then stole the watch
And money and the murdererS fed Watmaugh crawled
10 house aud told OF the attuck but died without re-
ycaling nis name The murderers we're soon arrested
convicted and sentenced. John Sammt. boy OF seven
tren wears OF age convicted OF numbering christie
pDer Spnhlrr, boy OF sixteen. who was an important
witness against him In trial for grand larceny.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
LAW MAKING FOR IRELAND.

LONDON, Friday, June 20, lSSO
In the House Of Commons last night Mr.
Parne moved she second reading Of his new Irish RELIEF
bill tue object OF which was 10 appoint commission
for the relief OF distress, and to appropriate Sl0OOOOO
the rsh Church fund surplus 10 be handed over TO tho
commission to be appropriated as they might deem ht
Mr. Forster the Chief Secretary for Ireland said he cond
not assent bill which proposed to adopt an entirely
ucv principle He believed the Governments course
nded by private charity would be sufficient to meet the
cyIl The debate was adjourned until Monday
Mr. Chaplin, Conservative member for Lncolnshire'
Mid moved She rejection OF Mr.. Forstcis the Chle See
reinry for ireland b IN most vehement speech. io
soid IL would foundation OF the tenure or land
aud tie greatest error IN "a session Iul oi Duhuers
The dehnto on the bill wus ndourErd tll esbay,
meeting OF tho committee Of the Mansion House
Relief Fund in Dublin to-day IL was stated auih0rlta'
tycy iLat the fund afforded only three weeks sup
ply and that eight weeks OF intense distress had TO DO
iaccd The shops OF the dlOreSeJ OF ClOufert ana XII
noc report great distress Puhiic works and poor law
relief have utterly broken down. ana II IL only 70 tue
charitable organizations that the peopIo can look 10
be saved from famine during The mex few months.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
LEADING FRENCH AFFAIRS.

PARIS, Friday, June %, 1850.
The Procureurs of Grenoble, Limoges and
Pau have resigned their Offices because they are un
willing to enforco the French Anti-Jcsuit decrees
In the Senate today, the debate on tho report against
accepting petitions against tho AntiJesuit DEGREES was
resumed Premier De FrcyclEct defended tie decrces
Tho motion OF the Duke dAudre PasQuler, TO forward
the pctons TO tho President OF the Council and MIN
ister of Justice then rejected by vote OF l43 to
l97 The Chamber of Deputies to-day adopted the War
Estimates.
In consequence Of the revelations made by the GGno's
I'm reference to some nnamnesicd Communists II is SAID
tha hr minority In the French Senate have determined
10 exclude common law Offenders from amnesty.
If the Plennry Amnesty bill recently passed by the
Chamber of Deputies law. tho famous French
Journalists and political exlles, Henri Rochetort ana
IuIcs Wales will return to France and start two new
Journals 81 RocncIOrts paper Will be named the
Infrdns si0ednt, aud NJ Yalles's the Crt du Peupte'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
WHY THURMAN IS HAPPY.
HANCOCK NOT ONLY SOLDIER But LAwYEI
AND STATESMAN.

AND STATESMAN.
CoLUMBUs, Ohio, June 25.-A large meeting
was held In the State House yard last night 10 raify the
Cincinnati nominations. Speeches were made by Sell
ator Thurman and others. Senator Thurman said In tho
course OF long speech: II gives me sincere pleasure
your Convention in Cincinnati The nominations are
good they Will bring TO our banner; the men
will bc elected and tIer election will bring pence and
harmony Winfield Scott Hancock OF tho
brightest the ablest and daring and brave OF all
the soldiers that went tine maintain the Union.
Hancock has been In the all hB life, and there
fore might at suspect what III literally tho
TRUTH that Hancock IL not only soldier but he IL
stitutIOnal lawyer and good American statesman.
After close Of the Rebellion he placed military
Governor OF Louisiana and Texas before they ud
mitted to representation In Congress- and TO
their rights States lie showed there such thing
as the Constitution Of the United States, that he know
such thing free republic. that he knew
that doctrine OF every free government Ia that
the military must be suDO dnate to the evil and
hence although bescgcd by hC ride OF carpet
baggers lend the aid OF the military their mcdl
wrongs and oppression, he said that trial by
Jury was the right OF all American citizens Equal jua-
tice in the Courts the right Of the Amt rcan
Freedom from unlawful arrest Is the right OF an Amefi-
can citizen. Peace In his hOne and peace where he In
disturbing the right OF an American citizen,
andI will the American flag, or American sword,
or American baVOnct the American soldier 10 de-
prive the people OF these rights That IA what makes
linn idol OF the people OF Louisiana and Texas. That
~ what made Louisiana the rst State TO nominate him,
months AGO. In her state Conventions Texas TO follow,
and that Ia what made the stcrn hardbacked Democrats
OF New England throw up their hats aud say, Hancock
IA
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
TIE ARMY WORM.

THE ARMY WORM.
RoNDoUr n Y, June 25.-The army worm has
mae m Goshen Orange Co. IL s DONG great
damage THE STUDY OF THE BIBLE.
Crrrroy SPRINGS. June 25.-The Conference of
Believers for Bible Study in session here. About
25O members in attendance
THE PENSACOLA DISA
NAN FRANCISCo June 25.-The United States
steamship pensacola has arrived here with broken sha
and Will 20 " Mare Island for repairs
RUN OVER BY A TRAIN.
UTrCA n Y ,Jnne 25.-'n Ioungs, OF Svra-
cuse was found dead The Gulf Bridge At Little ras
yesterday He was killed while Attempting 70 o0aiu e'Sn'
tram CONVICTED OF WIFE MURDER.
PurrADEIP PIIIA, June 25.-Patrick tiaves. charged
hs first degree today The prisoner received the verdict
calmly. .1,ooNsutNERp KILLED
ATLANTA, Ga. June 25.-A Revenue posse IN at.
resIsie ono Moonshiner" was killed and one moraV
wounded FATAL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
ArrANTICPORT, N, j.. June 24.-Chester winfield,
the tweivcyear Old OF ex Thomas a. WIN
In which his father had left MIN.
RESCUED FROM THE SOUND.
F.r1 RIyrR Mass June 25.-Ihe schooner John
pauSonh arrived at Dghton last ufgh, With Captain
Scndde Of Hyanns who Jumped from the steamer bristo
Oh Beaver Tan Light Wednesday, scudder Is somewhat de-
ranse'' THE CHRISTIAN BRoTHEBs
BALTIM0RE, June 24.-The two hpndredth hun % ami.
In 8s city d1 oes O Eour
Tni SSaSred chidrsn Participated in the ceremonies.
FIVE PERSONS DROWNED.
BALTIMORE, June 24.-Flve deaths by browning
neered Yesterday Four the bodies found floating
docks last night The pssons were al males s
''' A SCHOONER LANDS AT LONG BRANoH.
LoNG BRANCH H. June ,5a; 5are ,1st sSs sSeno9ner
she ran Si inc me- ssss , ossSn ps
landing DurnS the storm sSe lay Oads Of
the wharf
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
CADET VHITTAKERS CASE.

PROBABILITY THAT COURT MARTIAL WILL con-
sIDER HIS cAsE-To BIZ DROPPED FOR Def
CIENCY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.l
WASHINGTON. June 25.-Professor Greener said
this evening that he should make application to the
Secretary Of War. on behalf Of Cadet Whitaker, Tor
n court martial. If granted. this will prevent
Whitaker from being dropped from the rolls at
present, as the Secretary of War would not deprive
him of an opportunity to vindicate himself, by the
verdict of a court martial, from the charge Of
self.mutilation Even if Whitaker does vindicate
himself the indications are that he will be dropped
from the rolls on account of deficiencies in studies
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
ST. JOHNS DAY CELEBRATED.
GREAT GATHERING OF FRENCH CANADIANS IN
ot,rnrc.-I -IMnprssINE cERRM0NIEa.

GREAT GATHERING OF FRENCH CANADIANS IN
QUEBEC-IMpREssIvE CEREMONIES.
QUEBEC, June 24.-The weather, fortunately
for the French Canadian celebration, kept fine through
out the day. Grand mass was celebrated at a. m on
the Plains, by the Archbishop OF Quebec. The singing
was by choir OF several hundred persons and was very
effective. After the mass a sermon was preached by
Mgr Racine, Of sherbrooke, who recounted eloqucntg
the history Of the French In Canada and expressed DIS
regret at their constant expatriaion to the United
States the cuson Of the sermon, an ocean teie-
gram from the Popo read, copgratulating the
French Canadian people on their fate. After this
priest Baptiste Society called for cheers
tor England and France.
The line Of procession then formed, and the pro.
ceson proceeded through the principal streets OF this
city and st. Rocks. to Durin Terrace, The procession
numbered 5000 people, and took au hour to pass
a given point. The streets lined with spectators TO
the number OF 90 900 10000. All the windows along
the line of march occupied, and patfol ms were
erected in Yards and vacant lots The Mayor and Corpo-
OF Quebec and the Speakers and members OF Two
OF the legislature took part In the processon
also forty Huron Indians in costume the professors ana
students OF Laval University the various societies OF 81
Jean Baptse and the trades organizations Inc latter
had bands OF music banners and aleg0cal cars, some
Of the cars being very beautiful.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
GENERAL HANCOCK's REWARD.

THE CONSPIRACY TO DEFEAT THE RECONSTRUCTION
LAws-nANCOCK THE WILLING TOOL OF PRES
IDRNT JOHNSON AND THE SOUTHERN DEM
oCRATs-THE PROMISED REWARD
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSR.1
WASHINGTON. June 25.-General Hancock is be-
ing highly extolled by the Democrats on account of
the statesmaniike qualities he exhibited during his
administration of the affairs Of the Fifth Military
District in the years 1s67'6S 1t is worth. while to
recall some of the events Of that period.
The order for General Hancock's assignment to
the Command of the Fifth District was made on the
2sth of August, 1867, Notwithstanding vigorous
protest from General Grant against the
remoyal of General Sheridan. Gone raj
Hancock Immediately came to Washington.
remained here about month and was diligently
coached by ex-Judge Campbell Of New Orleans,
the Hon. Robert J. Walker OF Mississippi, and Judge
jeremiah S. Black. To prove this and to show that
General Han cock was On apt student of the pro-
Rramme he was expected to carry out In Louisiana
and Te xas, q few extracts from the newspapers OF
that period are necessary.
On the oath of September, after General Hancock
had been IN Washington nearly month, sereuad Q
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
THE TICHBORNE APPEAL REJECTED.
LONDON, Friday, June 25, 1880.

In the Court of Appeals to-day Lord JUS
tce James judgment denying the application OF
Thomas Castro, the Tichborne clamant"to have the
two sentences passed him for perjury made con-
current instead OF consecutive.
His LOrdship said that as man could be tried for
several msdemeanOrs distinct counts there was no
reason to tnink he could be sentenced for them.
Lord Justice Bramwell oODcurrcd. He said he Thought
the American ITweed's cited justified the Attor-
nPyGenera In issuing the fiat for the writ OF error IN
this but that the matter had been discussed IL
was plain that there error Ia the sentence
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
TRAGICAL DEATHS IN TROY.

TROY, n Y, June 25.-William Madden,
prominent citizen here Past Grand Master OF the state
dge Of the Independent Order OF Odd Fellows, and at
different times and for several years, Alderman super
visor Coroner Fire Commissioners and Chief Engineer OF
the Fire Department died this mornig in ht OF apo
pexy .,.,
Coroner c. 6. Woodruf, prominent Homeopathic pny'
a,can died this afternoon from overdose OF man.
srake taken to relieve pains. Mrs. Madden and MIS-
woodruff are ignorant OF the death OF thelr
having left Troy on excursion TO overlook MOun-
tain in the Catsks and they are beyond teleGraphlo
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
BRADLAUGWs CLAIM REAsSERTED.

LONDON, Friday. June 20, 1850
Mr.. Bradlaugh this afternoon drove to
Wcstmnster with his two daughters and Mrs. Annie
Bcsant About thousand people had assembled n the
Palace Yard and at Westminster Hall and cheered Mr
Bradlaugh. who took seat in the House OF Commons
under gallery, outside the bar The House and gal
lerics were crowded with people Mr. Laboncherc said
he would move Tuesday next to rescind the resou-
ton denying Mr. Bradaughs right to take the oath or
mako affirmation.
Mr. Gladstone said no was unprepared to soy what ac-
ion he will take The Government he said, Will con
der what measures to propose 10 reconsider
Mr. Bradaughs rights. The question should he c0nSd'
cred next Monday. His remarks were received WIN
loud cheers from the Liberal side Mr. Braddugh then
left the Huus'. .
Mrs Ann e Bcsant. when leaving the House oi Com
mons to-day, Informed the crowd thai Mr.. BrallduRb
would want meetings held throughout the country 10
snpuort the Government.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
SENATOR CAMERONs INTENTIONS
rpY rELroRArH TO TEE TRIBUNE.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO TEE rnrBuxS.t
WARRINGTON, June 2b.-Senator Don Cameron
has telegraphed here from the White sulphur
Springs. to O friend, that he shall remain as the
springs month Letters have been written to him
since the Cincinnati nomination. by prominent Re-
nublicans here to accept tho ohairmauship Of The
National Republican Committee, which viii doubt.
Ice. he rendered him. Pennsylvanians consder -
of the utmost Importance that the Csmeeons ssoIia
IN view Of General Hancocks nomination.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
DISTURBING A PARLIAMENT.

KOME FTIuHy, J1UU -Ji IooV
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day man
named GordiglIani, who in the gallery set apart
for the public flung two large stones INTO the hall be-
low but no one was hurt The man was Immediately
arrested. He said no wished harm TO the Chamber In
general, and not any Deputy in particular lie rc;
fused to gve his name, and said that later on he womb
state the motives which prompted him. G0rdiRlianl IL
twrntysx years OF age 1t Is believed ne ls insane
His pockets were found full OF stones.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
NO HOPE FOR TEE TICHBoRNE CLAIMANT.

NO HOPE FOR TEE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT.
THE BRITISH COURT OF APPEALS REFUSES TO RE-
GARD THE TWEED CASE AS PREcEDENT-THE
EGYPTIAN oBrLIsK on IFS WAY WESTWARD.
The British Court of Appeals has rejected the ap-
plicatiOn for the release Of the TichbOrne claimant
Colonel Bodine has selected Six men who
are to compete in the Irisb-American
rifle match. The British House of Commons
has adopted n resolution in favor of closing liquor
stores on Sunday. The steamer with the obelisk
for New-York was to leave Gibraltar for this port
Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
GRANT AND HANCOCK.

CHICAGO June 25.-The editor of Tho Gdlcna
Gazette tcegraphs the following: General Grant,
in an interview this afternoon. emphat;cnly denied
that he ever said he would support Hancock or that
he would vote for him. There is, consequently, no
foundation whatever for the statement published III
Ncw.YOrk this morning that hc mad made use OF
such chcxpressions"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
BERNHARDr TO PAY DAMAGES.

LONDON, FTIuuy, JUIIU -0' Io5V'
It is stated from Paris that Sarah Bern
hardt has been condemned to pay 100000 francs
1920 oOo to the Comede Fraucais damaF for with
drawing frOn the theatre - ..no
The Tribunal OF the Seine has further
declnred her 10 have forfeited OIL
Fights rights and PRIVILEGES resulting from her her
engagement OF 1873 with me Gomeude
abuut a. 600 francs.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
INCREASE or CANAL BUSINESS.

ALBANY, June 25.-The tolls received on
,he canals for tho third week in June amount to
IT. and the corresponding time last year to
$25.5so 80.
The has signed the bil! IN RELATION 10 'ne
openng OF srees avenues public iparks and places In
New. York CITY,"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
500 yards. 900 yards. 1000 yards.
A BRITISH TEMPERANCE VICTORY.

In the House of Commons this evening
the motion OF Mr. Stevenson Ubera for closing public
houses on Sunday IN England and Wales, adopted by
vote OF lJ3 to II. with Mr. Peases amendment that
said houses should be closed nearly as possible the
whole day. The Government opposed the measure.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
A CONSERVATIVE CHALLENGE.

In the House of Commons, last night,
Lord Stencer-Cnurchill Conservative gave
notice that when Mr. Laboucheres motion
resciudlne the resolution In regard 10
Mr. Bradlaugh came up he wOuld move amend
mcnt that II would be nexpedcnt and derogatory to
the dignity and character OF the House to rcscind the
resolution.
Tue friends Of Mr.. Bradlaugh Intend
to hold n hundred mass indignation
meetings on Monday In various parts Of England. Tao
London meeting wiil bc held ~ Trafalgar square. =,
he IjdiIy Nelcs says: I'VE believe tnat MI
BfadiauRh does not lhtcnu 10 pIcscnii
himself in the House OF Commons To claim his seat untl
eIuvp
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
tnRNERAL PREss DgsPArdR4

Secretary Ramsey has suspended action on
the report OF the West Point Academic Board recon-
eoding the dismissal Of Cadet Whitaker on account OF
daclency to allow him an opportunitvlf he so desires
of asking court martial to investigate the recent a-
lrVed outrage on himself.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
THE AMERICAN TEAM SELECTED.


Colonel Bodne has selected the following
team OF rhcmen to shoot IN the contest at Dolly
mount next Tuesday: Rathbone, Brown, Scott. Far
row. Clarke, Fisher They fired only five shots at the
500 and yards ranges but full round at the 1000
Yards range The results were follOws
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

aud protocol will then be adopted declaring that tne
Ambassadors have fixed the Greek frontier Inc ADJ
bassadors will then report to their respective
the Porte announcing the decision Of the Conference
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
THE FRANCo.AMERICAN TREATY.
LONDON, Saturday, June 20, 1880.

The ITmeSs dispatch from Paris says;
Premier de Freycnet, receiving deputatIon from 81
Etenne in favor Of Franco'Amer1can commercial
sad that oyertures been made by the French
MIr:tcr at WashngtOn but Secretary EvRrts had re-
niied TINT Though such treaty was desirable, eircun-
stances obliged the United states aoVernmen' " ueier
negotiations"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
REJOICING OVER IILDEN's DEFEAT.

ALBANY, June 25.-The Anti-Tilden Demo-
Gratis held ratification meeting tonight Resolutions
cougratuatng Tammany the overthrow OF TIlden at
Cincinnati we're adopted.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
FIGHTING IN BUENOS AYRES.
Rio JANEIRo. Friday. June 25, 1880.

Intelligence from Buenos Ayres represents
that battle has fought between the National and
Provincial troops the lattor routed The National
troops, however, repused in assault upon tne
City OF BuenOs Ayres ON the Oath inst
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
THE VOYAGE OF THE OBELISK.
GIpRLLTGR, Friday, June 25, 1880


Lord Napier of Magdala has visited the
steamer Dcssouk with the Obellsk board She will
sail for the United states to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
Private telegrams receive

Private kilograms received in London yes
terday announced that Dr. Tejedol, the Governor OF
Buenos Ayres, had Issued proclamation. and that the
City OF Bueuos Ayres has been fortified. and the un-
armed population are fleeing
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
THE CONFERENCE WINDING UP.

TIE OUNI LHlI " - - ,ooo
BERLIN Friday, Juno 25, 1880.
Il is expected that the Supplementary Con-
ference will able to conclude its abors tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
scuooNER LANDS AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., JUNG z4.-Inb BcuOQUef
Vandey0oth sailing vessel that ever made land
ing a Branch She the great Ocean Pier
andne During the ahe lay safe ~ anchor ontsde Of
wharf,