Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1876, Page 1

VOLUME XXXI. Tamay sowvmme coonse | WASHINGTON. HOSIERY. WEGKWEAR. ogt linos flne goods, and low= HOTH est pricos in the V&fest. SEIRTS A SPRECIALTY, WiILSON BROS,, 07 apd 60 Washington-st., Clicago 70 Woat Fourth.st., Cincinnati § 408 North Fourth.at., 8t. Touls, -8 e ey AUCTION SAL! of - onpostte Fiold, Toitor & Coa Qv';\'!’;fistugfiu‘n'gh&f' "of Gror 500 olorsutls: ma, 0 5 s whioh will b aold AT AUGTION, COMMENCING MONDAY, AUG. 14, And to.morrow (Snturday) will bg‘%hrgvv:‘: onen for tho inapootion of tho ptl‘ll oy wha are cordially invited to look over “LLDS'B PSRCHAYH Bf Furnitura, Garpots, Fix- tures, &e., ovor hold in tho oxm\vo‘? s 5 Boo Mimos and Tribuno Saturday Bundny for, Erunummt FTRAWELIY, WATCIRR 3 The Large unmc;;unt Stock of WATCHES, Tice Jewelry, Sitvermare, &., At Storo Cor. of Loko and Clark-sts, wold at Dankrupt Ssle nt LESS TUAN COST TEHEE BEST BARGAINS offered fn Chicago, and every artlcle war- wted ny represcnted, F Qen. Logan Appears Bafore the Whisky Investi= gators. He Denies All Inforest In, or Connection With, tho Ring. ed the Removal of Bristow and Wiison. The Important Appropriation Bills All Virtually Disposed Of Scott Lord Surprises the Con- federates by His Remark- able Magnoanimity. ‘He Springs upon Them a Propo- sition to Protect Colored Vot' ors in Their Rights. And, After Much Filibustering, They Swallow the Bit- ter Doso. The Anti-Resumption Bill Post- poned till Docembor. Growing Sentiment in Favor of Re- monetizing the Silver Dollar. WIISKY. WABIIDURN'S BTATEMENT. Special Dispateh to The Tribune. Wasmsatoy, D. Ci, Aug. 10.—In the Whisky Comuittee ta-day the examination of Elmer Wash- burn was completed, and Senator Logan madea statement. Br, Washburn's cross-oxaminatlon dincloged a few facts ¢hat were not Lrought out ups on the direet. Washburn roiterated tuat Dexter told him that from the testimony of tho persons who were granted Immunity it was expected to reach Logen and Farwell, Dexter did not explain to Washburn how he expected to reach them, He made thla statement al tha time he cxplained to Wasliburn the ressons for granting {mmunity, about Jon, 13. Dexter did not say Logan nnd Far. well would be indicted, hut wmentioned them Ia connection with Rebm andMlesing. % LOGAN. ‘The Comm!ttee having Invited Senator Logan to appear to nmke any stutement he might choose with respect to Blnford Wilkon's testimony, Logan appeared In responko to that request, Tle had read none of fhe testimony except what appeared in tho 1n belug ANOIALS ; e ESNANOIARS in - 7 PER CENT. chulce buslness securlty at 7 SRS o0, $2.500 ot B, Clty Cerlificates and 'Fown of Luke ho s winted, SCUDDER & MASON, 107-109 Dearborn-st. HONEY AT LOW BATER nouse liccelpta for Grain and Provis. E;’M?%’L"c"u‘y'f:’e‘}hmr, Gl Soghers, o ients aud ANtUS BILVERMAN, & Chanmber of Cowmiesce, OCEA 2 SKUD IS, Torth German Loyd, era of this Company will il every Watur. A ot of Thirigtes HonoKeh: go—From N lortgages. A et o Sow Yoris to faiitunpn, | nowspapore. The letter prosented in Wilkon's : 5! : r l:’y‘,\?.‘.’“x‘:fi‘;‘mm;"l‘(‘eé’r'f.’!?'i’fi"éhfi-‘uhé‘ SUAE £Co00 | tostimony’ wne'read, in which it was charged that or passage spply to OELRICHS & C Logan's {lincsa was due to sheer fright that he a4 2 Bowling tiréen, Now York, Great Westorn Steamship Line, From New York to Dristol (inzland) dfroct. N WA Stamper., hursday, Al Efi‘v’;} 'l&il‘."i‘, \'x-: "r'1‘| Wedneslay, Scpl . Cabl nml‘lxil\‘i’l( $45; Htecrage, S, c tta, might be exposnd in connection with tho whisky trinls, Gen. Logan, with very marked fndigna- tlan, explulued why he thoughit Wilon, in glving currency to thie atory, mace himself responsivle for wiat ho must huvo known was untrne, Gen. Loyan enfd that at the time in- question he lay. se- vlously wick—almest unto death—at the Palmer House; was tong nnconecious, aud conld only ba moved In bed by two men; that at that thne 3Ir. Wilson catled upon hkim, ex-Supervieor A, C, Matthows belng alzo present fn the room. Tho newsapapers bad then begun to repeat the stories that Logan way }ikely to be fmplicated In rome way., Wilson, referring to these stacies, dented thutn, At that interviow, Wilson, In the presence of Col, Matthewe or Mra. Logtn, and, perhaps of sumo other persons, sald that the charges agolnst on tic) certificates, Cruie ¢ iy to W3 13 %, 67 Clark-st., dlichizan iaiiroad, Leatrsl BAlEO3d, e vsesmemmeemeserryee FOIE SALE. Valuable farblo Guarry for Salo. The Ontatlo Minink Company will offer for satn by ibilc anction, 68 (ho Court lausc. In thy Town of Pes nllllrlvl\\zlh at 2¢'eloek [n (ho afteraogn, on Wednes- davi the 4th Aoy of October, 1870, the perpetunl mining gt In the foliowlng Tanda and premlaos: ofs Nos, 130 14, and thie southwest half of Lot NG, 14, i eouthwess half of 1) I tho Kley- enth tancesifan ot the Townshiy of Viarves, i tho Connty of Peterhorouki, wnd Providencw of Dutario. | geynior Logan Tiils fand cuiitalus o valuable and extensive depoelt v " ot iharhi x‘vr‘-mum'y from 50 1o 100 Rckes 0 extent. IU WERE ALL CALUMNIES; Toaltttate on the shore of 111l Lake, whivh cominuni= | that thero was no evidence that ho was in the Lal tates by steamboat with the Midiand’ Raflwiy st 1ind- 13y, and with the y & Port Perry liallway nt “with tho Mlilfand 1 WUltby & Port Perry Rt purutondice aopIy i purticninte 0 ; e eratury O, M. Co., PO Whisky Ring, nor any fmputation agalnet him, Gen. Logun sppealed to Col. Matthews, who wan prekent in the Committee-room, to vorlfy the nc- enracy of thia report of Maj. Wilson's conversa. tlon. ~ Col. Matthews responded that Logan cor- rectly ropurted tho conversation o4 he (Matthows) understood ft. The exact woeds of Wil<on wore that Logan had no more to do with _tho Whisky Ting than he bad, Logan added that Wisou munt have kuown the satement of tha lotter furnished h)i hin to bo false when he presented it to the Com- miittee, den, Lozan's attentlon was then called to the geneeul charze that he had been conuected with the Whisky Jting. To this he made n most em- FOR SAL FOR SALB AT Hishwood, Hightand Park, Ravinla, or Winnetka, Elegnnt homes, bullt ot present low prices, which will uell far Jess than vnyone cise dare do [L,0n IU{UII"' ment down, Can make miney at it n Wy adjoluimes property. 17 goil wan i e S e l-xmhéf“umfm ant’roo iney e el sitory grasne, with 2 by windowe, 6 reains, | \hagie"and positive denlal, slating that o never, s AL EY MEARS, 47 Reaper Dlock, dlreetly nor fndizectly, Lad any demdings with any distiliora nor Intorest, [n_ uny distillory, nor nny speculation ln whisky for profit, either in Chicogo or clsewhiere, and thit the whols slory was A DARKLESS LI, As to tho romosal of Ward, Lozan denfed that ho prevented Wilson from getting him removed, and kndel that he wad removed whilo ho was sick at Chi- cago 6. Logan, rofersing to tho statement of Wil on that Logan, with Farwell, Spencer, Hurlbut, aud Sargent; had uttempled o fnterfera with tho pronceutiony, and {0 inflience the Fresident Agafnat thea, anid that bo bad nover interfered, ll&recll nar indireetly, with theso proacentions, bit, when he avsived i Washington wad was well enough, he did seo tho Preatdent, and JECOMMENDED WILSON'S RESIOVAL. Tho reason for this, in Logun's own languege, wan thin: “Tho it Attorney n Chicigo AWarni) 10ld mo that Wilson sald that e (Ward) Tiad to fndlet snes that it was a politlcal necevsitys that T hud fo bo Indicted, “Tha Distrlct Attornoy sall that Ge told Wilson tht thero was no teatimony whatever, To thls Wilkon replied to Ward that it did not make any dificrence; to - dict ma anil he would find the evldence afterwirds, o District-Attomey told e thut otliee pecsons tobd him that W ilson was pursning mo. 1 told tho Presldent that Wilkon was not a 8Uman (o he Bo. Mehtor of tho Tecusury §f ho' iy followhie any- Lody with suchin_puroose, 'This wun eurly Jast spring, very suonatter this infurmation reached o, Bty Gljeet was nat to have usnan there Wwho would conapirefu radn the roputatinns of wen whose repuiations were better than his own, ut least up goud,* Cochrane, Chafrman of the Sub-Committee, by & loni worlcs 0f nggravating, not fo ray Insujting questlonw, endeavored to Tusinuute, and bave i 80 appear upon the record, thut JAKE REUM WAS CONNECTED WITIH LOGAN In all hls polticat appoluinents, ani thut Lugan conunlied I wilh regard to them, These ine elunations Logan indignautly sepelied, and ually reminded Cochirane shat he was exceoding his duty Desirahle Ofices TO RENT IN TEIB TRIBUNE BUILDING. INQUIRE OF WILLIAM C. DOW. Room 8 TRIBUNE BUILDING RED CAP. OIL TANKS, WiLSON & EVE N D EN. aw 6 committeemun by gowny nto polltical quess on L TA m Ka’ tlony outaldo of the subject mutter of the fuvestign- tlon, and that his Interrogutoges wero as legulus A» SHIPPING CANS, | they were impertinent, 47 & 40 Woat Laka Btroot, NENDERSON, OIELOL GO, Logan expressod very emphatically hisoninion as ST~ END pUk CATALOGUE. IP the romuvul of Honderson, and “considored the Urealdent Justiied, At thin Cochrane put u hypa- thetieal question, to which he demanded an onawer, An nppenl wue taken to the whol Conunltteo, whicli uverrulod Cochrape, (e, Logan at one Linie becamo so Indignant at Cochiranc's [nvinuating queatlons that hy Ilullj told Cocliriue that any in- sinuntion that- he had any conncction with th Whisky Rlug was a groas nnd libeloux culumny. BIISTOW, Gen, Logan sald he did not recommend tho ro- moval of Hristow, bt durlng tho Jatter part of his administration he may have 1ol the President that 2&)‘4]‘[‘] ltm thiuk Bristow ought to rewaln In the Suhinet, ‘Phere was o long controveray fn the Commlttee over the admission of the President s Jettor anthore Tl Brlatowy to teatity and relioving him from the ollizutlun of secrecy. “Thalatter wus notadmitted. Bipervisor Alutthews will testify to-wmogrow, vl ”'nlzlwxxgs‘linnnr. The Preslilent has decided not ta make a state mant In rogurd to Bluford Wilson's testimony, or ta atlow un authorlzod verslon to Lo Elvun, unles after all the testhuony 18 in, tho Cabluet regury i 84 Important that eomething by saii, WASHBURN, Tu the Western dsenciated Press, WasniNatoy, b, €., Aug, 10,—The vxamination of M. Washbutn, Chief uf the Secret Birvice, was resumed this aftcruoon before the snh-committes Witirky fratidn, Mo teatifud that Desior, of the ‘eclal counsel for tho Guvesnuent., whilo oxplai- _DENTISNIRY, TEETH. Why pay $20 and 8710 when yau can pot the best il wet o et At DIt MeCHESNRES for S31 The fcst and most fashionable resort in the city. sorner Clurk and Handulpli-ats. FOR RENT. Btoro Cor. Clark and Washington-ats. INQUIRE ON ']_.‘]In PREMISES. KOTELY. TCONGRESS HALL. Now four-story Lrick hotel, on tho Kuropean o Eiucavy, below Forty-nocand-ul., dircctly uponite Matn Exbibitlon Building. Accommodi- fon for 1,000 guests. Bpeclal urrangemonts . for Gz partfa, e dotar per dog, Bk thia and 1 Sprvivor Vution ik Yicws o W.Ti. pARER & 0O, D ity to. thiwo. \who wold adntt Philadoiphla, | thalr fult: said i thls way ho expected to reaci = - et T | Menathr Loan nnd SMr. Furwell, it wibtes did = LEGAR Tot wish to e understand ne roying that Dexter Oryics o THR CoMPTROLLKE 0¥ CURL: " urox, D. Gy May 3 § I\OTwr:x.r reby ived 1o Wl Persoiis who 1ie) . sluiuie agatud the *+Ciiy Katioual Bauk of Chfcs E2r Tl a1l satie inuat bo presented Lo Nutlan 1. Atwor(n, fceelyer, wiih the legal proof thercot, w n; vtiey would be Indtcted, ‘senator 1 ogun appeared befors the Committee by request, when Reprosentutive Plaisted read to bl thio fotlowing Jetter addseseed by Solicitor Whson to Bocretary Dristow, dated bee. 3, Dran Gesemats < Mr. Cook vas Jist 1o sec e with some clartilie pews. Je saw Peoilont Gruiy QfLer Lo met you, und was wsseed by the Presfdeal tiat raid Uicse = o Iaibie datey or thiey will b o hoile froia” tbia datey 08 LDy will oy e, e N 3 e el oo aptiailerof s Gurveade. But Thinks He May Have Suggest- CHICAGO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1876. he waudd remave Werl promptlz, al WOUIL 23k W chikier a1 oliee 1o Batae | 2 Tt wayepectaily yeteworthy was i lotter ot a reliable friemi in i, ntfribating T fitnces to hisere frizit ot n fumor which charges o i estyon. . LA0N Renntor Logan eafd he tind read such n letter In the wewnpaners, but not in the_printed testimony before the Committee, and renmrked that the wiatement of Wilvon, reamingly mnde on pirpose 1o caet rellertfons un lin. was a greut surprise, for the redson that eurly lart Tecemuer, when he was yery tlefs, almost to deuth, Wilson und Supervisor Maithews vislted hins at’hin rooin i the Faimer Houre fn Chicoxo, Wikon must have kuown thut the declaration in hisletier wan PALBH 1§ BVERY PARTIGULAR CONCEUNING UL 1t wns falsc’ in nll [ts pacts en far an it referred to him by inelnmations ar otherwise. At that thne he wan continud o hia hed und could not move. and hud not walked a step fur six weeks, He.was [n “\ndl ‘c«lmdl((ull when Wilson and Col. Matthews via- cd himn,. . Cal. Matttiews,who wae pregent {n the Commits teeeroora, cuniirnied what had Just Leen stated by e ounlor, wha, roxuming e wtatement, eald any inninuntion, dlrcctly or indircetly, remotily or otherwire, made by WiHson charzing hhn with heluz connected, direcetly or hudirectly, with the Whisky Ring in Chirago ar cleewhere wa u false- hood from beginning to end. 1le never had any connection, directly ar {ndirectly, with a distillery, orany connection with distillers or rectificrs, o 1o business with them whatever: Nor had ha KNOWLEDGE 0F ANY FRAUDS, except an they were developed In the telnla and putdishied in the newspapers, Iy respanse ta the churge of Witson that Senotor Logan thwarted him " in his efforts remove certaln of- fcers, Distrlct-Attorney Ward included, Eenntor Togau sadd Wurd was_ removed while he (Lup:llll)w:lnlyhu'; on liia bedelck, The only knowledge hie had of hls removal wan a telegram fram Eenator Oglesby, his collengue, anking it to concnr {i the recommendation of another person. Senntor Logan bronght Witsun's sttention ta the fact that wome attacks had been mude upon hin ln newspopera i connection with the whieky frande. Wilaan #afd to him and tohie wife that ho (Logan) Dud nothing 1 do with them, and that the public: tlons were planderous, While there Wilson swas interviewed by a veporter lo whom Wilson rald that Senator Logan bad_ notlfug more to do with the Whisky Iting ttmn_he, Cof. Matthews confirmed the trith of these asecrtione, Senator Lognn further said hie never, as hdll been charped by Wilson, interfered directly or indrectly with the prosccution of the whisky frauds fn Chi- cago of elwewlicre, Ho did, hawever, gotothe Presldent and - HECOMMESD TWILSON'S REMOVAL for the reason that District Attorney Ward, at Chi- cago, told him that Wilkon had kaid to him that Laozan would bave to be indicted ad o polltical ne- censity, to which the District Attotney sald there was 1o testunony to this end, wlen Wifson replied: V1t makes no difterence, Indlct hin irst, aud find evidence ufterwards, " Ho lud learned some- thing ta thut olfect from others. Senntor Logan went 1o the Presldont and told Dim that o 3an who wonld act in_ that way was un- £t for Solicitor of the Treasury, especialfly as Wil~ won had wald he, Logan, woe ‘entirely innucent of complicity with the whisky frauds, ‘The Presi- dent, hosvevar did not reniove Wilton, Senater Logun did not remember the date of the Interview, but 1t was list usrm:,'. Senator Logan winhed it to o distinetly understood that bils object wu not, as had been fovinnated, to remove Wilkon to protect the whisky men or any others, Lnt hecanse he con- spized 1o destruy a min whose seputation was bet- terthun Lis own. Hepresentative Cochirane asked Logan whether he_ever recommended to the Presidont ihe removal of Sceretary Bristow, which quesifon thu Senator answered by miying he never interfered in the mat- ter of the Presfdent’s Cabinet. e had no recollec- t1on of Apeukiny 10 the Preel; Ris Cabluet. He may, howevel willithe Presldent ubout Sec may have eafil tisut he thought BRISTOW A3 NOT IN IIAIIONY WITH 1IN on political matters, sud may have sald It he were tho Presldent he would not want him na & Cabinet officer. 1 It Jiad then uccurred 1o him to asy ko, ho [ would have pald it: but ho did not reiomber whether ho had sald an or not, Mr, Logon was asked by Represcntativo Cochran anumber of questions of a polltical eharacter, cluding some ubout appolntments, and the subjec! of Gen. Menderson's removil, fn part answer (o which beeatd e did not know whether he ever #poke (o the President uboutit ornut, butif ho hud been Prestdent he would have ramoved ien- derson as ho would any other mwun who sbused uin, Representatives Cochranc and Plafated beinzin disngreement ax to the releviiey of certuin qaes- tlons_in conncction with Ilenderson, Represcntus tive Knott was sent for, to whom Hepiosentative Cachrane recited the parts of disagreement between ninmelf and Paisted, when Senotor Logsn sald: 41 was Invited here to anewer what Bluford Wii- son saidabout me, but you have Introduced matters about the removal of ienderron which havo NOTIHNG TO DO WITU THE BUDILCT regarilng which 1 war called buon 1o testify, Yon are teying to put me lu the position af th boy ta annwar ity question asked of we, 1 told you [ know nothiing, perronatly, of the Whislky Ring, anid iKiugme shout the Fresident's vemova) of otticers, ™ Mr, Cochrane,—1 was not aware of any speclfic matters ta which you wore calied to testify. Benntor Login,—Veu put 4 hypothetical case, sud T will not ansrer o it Representative Knott tiien dectded that the orig- Inal question was Irselovant, and that Cochrane's statoment went stlll further in the vawny dicection. . BCOTT BMITIL newapaper correspandent, wis cafled and tostinod that Jast fall bo hud o conversativn with Blnford Wilvon, whn told him ho expectod to secire the fndictment of Senator Logan und dnsper D, Ward, Dintricy Attorney, The witness asked permiasion to nse this Infofmatton, Lut Mr, Wilson declined 1o lethim do so. Ho, howover, prepared u dix yiteh and eont his restectivo, pipuns, saying (it two ‘ummhwm paliticiany would be indicied, amittlng their nomes. Witkon further informed T thnt he was eathering evidenco of thelr com- pliclty In the whisky fruuds, TO0O0 THIN, THE LAST DEMOCRATIO BLECTIONEERING DODGE. Speclal Dispatch to The Tribune. ‘WasisuToN, b, C.y Aug, 10,—The most con- apicuous ovent In the Touse was the courso of the Democrats with respect “to the Lord resolution. Ahls was tho crowning blander of this most un- fortunate sesslon, The signiiicance of the resolu- tlon will be soen when it Is known that Scott Lord ts o peawinent Democrat from New York, & mem- berof the Judiclary Commitice, and a person who, by hls abilitles and position, {8 entitled to high conslderation In hiw party. He was one of the (m- peaclment managers. Tho resolution, which he zeomed to have Introduced without much no. tice to Bouthern Democrats, but which Wnd tho wpproval of & good wany ‘Northorn Democrats, declared slmpty that all citd- rens are entitled to protection under the Fifteenth Amendment, and that, In the judgment of the Hoase, oll attompts by force or intimidatlon to prevent the exerclsy of tho right of sullrage & loutd Vo condemned, and the guflty parties should ro- colve prompt and effectual punlshment, Thin reso- lutton placed a grout many of the Southern Demo- crats In. 2 A VERY AWKWARD POSITION, for ita certaln implication was that colored men of tho South have not alwnys been protected, and that the fnetauces. in which they have teen fntimi- dated are o conspleuous oy to demund u rebuke from tho plouse. lmmedlutely the Bouthern Democrata becamo slarmed, and, finding it not difficult to sccare o large followl, among Northern doughfaces, they commenced fille bustering to provent n voto upon the resolution. Keott Lord, meanwhile, waa busy pbout the floor, Very wystoriowrly showlug a lettor which sceme o benrort of privata counteepart to hiw resolu- tion, 1t was eoon whispered about that the letter was feamn Ham ‘U1den, or fom ow ut hin monagers, and that the purpere of thy resolution wag to CREATR POLITICA) CAFITAL for tho Demacratic party in tha North by a resolu. tiun which conld do the Bouthiernerd no harm, Aftor a couplaof hours consuned i tiibustering, the Fouthern Democrats wera bronzht to weo the folly of the.& oppusltion, and the resolution was ardopted —yean, 100; noys, 2. The negative votes wure cixt by lawd, of Missourl, and Rewzan of Texas. Tho reamablo 1o the resolution mespecting tho 15(h ur- lclo of tho Constitution was' then sdopted by a much smaller majority. L e DBEGINNING OF T{IE END, CHRONIO IMPECUNIOSITY, Special Disjateh to Tho Tridune. Wasmnatoy, D C., Auge 1—The clorks in the depastments were pald tan days' anlagy to-day, tio Democratie appropriations munking iF owible for the Government to do only 1hia, A3 yet ii fing 1ot been ablo to pay u month's salary al any timo since this fivcal year began. To-day the Demo- crats pasred an appropriation extenslon allowing e Qovernment to nes monoy enongh o pay ita current oxpenses for four doys, Mr. Randall promiscd that tits shonld bo TOB LAST ACT OF THH KIND, and that all tho regular nppropriatlon bills would be through by Monday. Tho River und Narbor cunferonce has ngreed, and the bilt passed hoth Slouscs to-day, The Indian coufetence hus ugroed. The Consutar snd Diplomatic bl tus beun virtualy wsroed o, and will bu. rendy to ro. port us weon as the rest are disposed of, Phe Dome ocritts uro showitg erent analety tu-day o get off. Many uf them who bave falled of renomination, as they think becanse they coult not he at homo tu arrango utierd, wro very wad, Larger numbers Sro ot Menved WIth The. opportintty delay hus given for such wpeeckics un thuse by Gurteld, Lale, and THoor, In the Honee, and those of Edmunds, Morton, and Shernan, Inthefenate 5o the proee pect sedma oxcellent adjousnment Monday. —— TIE SILVER DOLLAR. BENTINENT 1N PAVOR OF IT3 REMONETIZATION, clal Dispatch to The Tribune, WARMINGTOR, 1. C.y Ang. 0. —Representatives of Weatern Districts feorn™ from letters recetved from home within the past few days that the aenti- ment anjoug the people’ In favor of the remonetis zation of he witver dollar, and eapechally mmong those who have eretatore been tpposed o re- sumption aur n favor of su lucrease of greenback clrculativn, In very greal wnd myldly growing, In Ohio the advocates of the rilver dollor are aiready nnking thelr influence in the politica of the ttate, and an advocate of the lssue of el Qollars was the formidable sdversacy which Monror had iy the Conventiou whicn renvmupated Lini yeas terday tn Gen, Gar0dld's distelet, shere thie sentiment In favor of thlx rtury s 20 atrung that he 18 likely to be renuiuated nianibioualy, ‘Vhiers Is ulso talk of brir torward A SILVER-DOLLAG CANDIDATE to oppose his. Should thi price of rilver remain 1l next winter ax luw os uthrevent, or 1f the vive shuuld not bowg 3 above greonbmcka in msrket vslue, the Indications sie that the xentiment of thy people, under the lead of the prominent advotates of toe remonetizationof wiiver, whi b so strong a¢ to make the paresge of o bil ordering the cuin. ageof legal-tender wilver dollurs one of tuu trst acts of Cungress next winter, NOTES AND NEWS, TUE NAVAL COMMITTEE'S REFORT, Special Dispateh to The Trivune. WARHINGTON, D, C., Aug. 10.—The mojority of the Camnittee un Naval Expenditures presented o report directing the removal of Jsalah Hanscomn, Chlef of the Burean of Construction and Repairs, and declaring nwant of copfdence in Secretary Roberon, 'Fhe minority presented 8 report com- boting the concluslons of the majority, but withe out any cunelderubly debate the majurity report was adopted. 1t was Intended only for camputin effect, und is us harmiess ug the Popso's bull sgainst the comet, REMOVED. A clerk from the Patent-Ofilce was sent to Phila. Aelphia Inst evening to reliove K, C. Knl Chter Exnininer,swho bos bnd cliarge of th bitiun by the Putent-Ofiice ut the Centennt: who bas been pre-emptorily removed by Secretary Chandler. "The cause of this removal In anderstood to ho the discovery of ceriofu irreguluritics in the expenditures of_imoney in coaticetion with the ex- hibition, Alr, Kulzht hus Leen onu of the best kunownofliclula in the Patent-Ofice, His removal s caused great excltement a the Fotent-Otice. LOUISIANA MURDEIS. The minarity of the Louixisna Commlttee extol the fidelity to the Government of Collector Casoy, te the stuterment of 100 mercbunts of New Orleans, testilying to the efilclency and honesty of nlf the Federa) ofliclals at New Urleans. Darrell, of the Committee, who purlicularly inqulred into the Courliatta outrages, submita n scparate puper to the eficel that the snurder af Duvld King and attempted murder of Senator “Pwitchiell was of 2 political churacter, and for po- 1itical reasons entirely, and that itis very unsafe for a member of the “fiepublicun party to ‘actively advucate bis prlnclY‘Ien inthat part of the State, ‘I'lic substunce of the majority report has heen al- ready publisned, THE BCIIO0L AMENDMEY Tu the Wedlern Asiociated Pre: WABIHINGTU! . C., Aug. 10.~The Senate Judlelury Cominitteo ugreed upou and reported the followeing us & substitute for the Iloure joint resofution proposings un sumendnient to (he con- etitution zoncerning religlon and cowmon echuols: wolred, By (e Senalo ®nd Housz of lepresenta. ves, twi-sinis of cach House concnrring therein, AhAC The following artdile be praposcd 1o the Legiia: Tures of the serer Siatos lmient to 1w Con- of the Un 5L e when racitied by fourtlis of Eitld Legisisturcs, shall be vaild ass Coustitution, - J0, No State shail make any law rempecting en Tt 0f SR O BeanTHON e Teer e ©lse thereafs s 10 Felliious Leat xuall D poquired s Bouallgeation to uy afiice of publle tru wider xny Bate, plie propurty, i) uo pusHic revenie, nar any 1oan of credity, by of tuilerfie juthority of the Uulted Stalca, or any stote, ‘erritory, District, or uniclpal corporation, Ausil to appropriotes to, or made, or or 1he support of say £eliool, edu tlonai or athiee inwtis ation under e coutrol of ‘any. Tilotia or anti-relliiuus sect, urganizatun, oF detom mittion, or whereln the particular crced or totets of any rc";ilvuu or o ith Boel, sirganlzdtion, or dennm- ination shintl be il o etiChi particular ereed or tenetashinil be e of tught in any tlon suported It Wholer oF e, by ich raven Gr tonn Of_credlfs und ne wicl oppropriation Joat of eredit shall be wmadu & suy rolizious or antlroliglous - serk, opnizatiod, - r denonin: Tlon, oF to Promo(o itstntereats orfemots, Tiiis artielo sholl not be copxtrued to proldbi¢ the reading of tio Tathic ty nny schoul oF Institution, sud 1t il wot hove o effocy o finpalr the HRN uf property already veate, 2. Conzrea shall havo nower, by approprista tegitlation, Lo troridz for thy proveution aad” pusisti wnent of viviations of this articls, ANTI-RESUMPTION, Tho Benato Finunes Conunittes have Informally agreed that the louse bIIL repealing tho dute of the Tresumption act shall sleep in thelt Comtuitice un- il next winter. No re wtght nr £ RECRIPTS. WASIUINGTON, Ang. R, —The elaborate statement st prepored ot the Trensury Depurtment shows the recel Pu from epecifie sources of ruvenue forthe year endéug with tie 30tk of June, namely: Totul from anirits taxed at 70 aud 00 cents per gullon, $51,5000, 458,41, “rotal (ront wpeclal taxes on rectilicrs, wholesale nnd retall fquor dealers, manufacturcrs of stlils nud still: wasink, and sk2mes of varlous ki 3,005, F02.41. un saiTerte o $56,430,200,83, OF §4 T, 01555 miore than i recelnts aat year, Yrom tomnceo of alf kinds, tozether with apecinitaxes, £30, 705, 275. 43, 0F 62 401, 835, 5 p10re thun the recapta of Jaet year. Trom fermented lauors, Incinding the special tax, §0,571,290.450, a1 uCTeRss Of 133, 140 over thie recelpits 518, 407,01 pations formerly taxed, hut now exemipl, $506,5410, 13, aklug o 1otal Of 8117, 41, « -4ty OF $U,001, 470,33 1more Ll the Foceljts Of Juat THE RECORD, BENATE. Wasnixatot, D. C,, Augt. 10.—The amendment of the llouew of Hepresentntives to the resolutlon of the Eenato to print 4,000 coples of the mujority and minority reports of tho Special Commltica whith recently Investigated Mississlppl alfalrs, wus ugreed to and the resolution padscd. Mr. Allivon called up the conference report on (o Rlver and Harbor Appropriation bill, ‘sad in answer to a guestlon of Mr. Edmunds eaid thot the b agreed upon Dy the Committce appropristud cuctly 85,000,000, “'hie report of the Conference Cominfttos was ngreed to,—ycus, 36; nuys, 10. Mosers. Bout- well, Cockrell, Coukling, Dawss, Laton, Mc- Creory, Morrill, Wadleigh, Walluce, ond Whyte voted n thu negative. Mr. BEdwunds, who voted in the negatlve, changed Bls voto ta the aflrmative Just hefors the vole way anpounced, amil then entered & motion to recons wider tho vote by which the reprt wes ugreed to, Rujected, "o Sonate then resumed consideratlon of une ntshied Dustiess, the resolution to print 10,000 extin copies of (e mewxage af the Presudont amd rulwh)g ducumants In regard to the recent ty at dnnbnrg, X Mr. Sherman resumed hiv argument at the point where ho stivpended Jast ulght, N replicd oo the argument of Nr. avla and others in regard o the secclpty il expenditures of the Government, ¢1c,, andd dunted tho accuracy of tho figures presented Ly thoes Senators. o ‘next refeered 1o the lust I:fllll!l' of tho 8t, Louls platform, und sald it wasu concesslon to L #olt-money mew. Gov, Tllden wus against it 3t weas litended for the Ine Qluna - electlon, wd Intended (0 have o donble meank Tii vnlo the repeal of the resitmpe tica clanee Wit liehd o bo u repeal of thn regimp tow aet, and an irflation measure, while in New Yorl: it was only hehid to by the repeal of tho ro- emption cliuec of thutact. 18 id_ i purpoaely- devised double meaning ke thon reforeed to the etatistes of Now York torhow that oy, Tilden thmnel? had approved an_ et of thu Leglslaturs uf thut State providing Tor the relons (o wpeeie pave menta at the wamo tme na Ly Congtrees, dun, 1. 18721 vt o aow calied this Kesuuwption et of Congrern a hames MF puconsa taen reforred (o Mr Hendrlcke, aud spoks of bim i an fntutiontst, Me. Mchonald denled that Gov, Tendricks hind ever advocuted an lntatlon of (lo currency, und saldl thy Senatar from Uhio could nat polat to an nstanece whers lo had, Mr, pherman resuined memher ull tho uy of Mr, lienmdri tainly rezgarded na bebn ; on that sidv of_the Te then spuke of the plun ol iov, pecie payments, and xkald he o vold wnd rlves. Tow did his \lm}\n:\\iufl disfer tuthe slighivst degees (ram thne of tien. Grant lihis last aunual mossage? oy, Tilden alio rald that tho country murt huve enongh coln to redeetn the fractioual cureency, 1o was bebiud the thnes, ‘I'hls had boen alreadydone, 80 that this part of the r\.\(mrm tud already beew accompliatied by the ftepublican party, and the tirst part of 1t had been recommended by President tiranit to o Democrutic Hnive of Hopresentatives, but iregarded by that Honso, : “Agaln, voferrlng ta the pulitic debt, he satd elnce Gen, virant cane Inta power the expenscs of the Govermnest every year lud fallew belows the In- come. Onn year they pald $160,050,000 on the ubile delitind I snothies year $10:, 060, 000, ‘Z\r(y year, even hu tho ardest thnes, the Lepub- leun purty el waved money and wpplled It 1o the paymentof the d Durli: the udminlatration of tGew. G ll"lll\b‘ amuunt pald on tho pubtic debt UL, autn sead from the lettec af acceptance of v, ‘Tilden, and argiaed that he had endedsvored to precludie the uae of wilver In n'flumrlluh in the wved States. 1o (Shorwan) wue williug to muke and satd he eould nat ro- sfiver o Iegal-tender to the amount of §20, and give the holders of Uinfted Btates notea the nntion of l‘;m\':!l’l‘{lfl such nutes into silver dollars of the old stapdord. Mr. llozy anked I the Senator waa wliling to an- thotize the exchange of B nolo which was lezal dender for the allver dollar not legal tender sbove Mr, Sherman replied he wonld feave it optional with the holder of the note. i would not compel hiin to receive silver, Mr. Btevenwon asked if the Senator from Ohlo would be willlng te sl the Tiemocrata by repealing he Taw of 187, allowing the uscof ‘elver, ana taake it legal-tender, M, Sierman fed that o was willing to leave that matter to a Commlssion. 1 then rend ogain from fhe Jetter of acceptance af oy, Wilden, and_argied thit imany thinzs in it were plaring generlitien. Both eandldates, Til- den mid Hnves, were comtaitied to return to rpecle pavinent, and \he question was which party, which »et of men, conld be trusted fo bring abont theve great resultn, The Republican party during the administration of Gen. Grant had £ duced thi annun] payments of interest from £1.24,1000,000 fo $100, 000,000, #hd thus eaved 31, 600,000 annually by the principle of payinga portion of the ublic debt overy year, | ife lind no Qeubt that I the apublican pmly eliould he con- tinued in power four yenrs longet. the whole mnes 0! the publicdebt wonld be converted intu 4 and 41 her ceut bonde, The ple of the United Ktates know who saddled the countey with all this debt nnd taxation, ‘The Demucrats “talked about reforin in the civil eervice. It was rather curions to hear (hat party which firat declared that **to the victors belong the spolls ' talk ahont reform. It wonld not he wise to depend upon Gov, Tilden to bring about reforms with the ald of u Democratic Canzress. The country alread elvil acrvice reform In o I Hepresentative, W here was Burclay? Where were all the soldlers who were wonnded {n the service of thelr countryY Al zous. "I'hn cantet apon which the conntry wan abant to cnter wonld uot turn npon the Bnancinl question. The renl question in thixeampalgn wie risine bicher and higher every doy, and M war whether the Deni- ol m||h:[| ty whould be rditored to power in this country. 4 He then referred to the Sonthern’ outrages, anid eaid the Demovratlc party was chardesbie ‘with thewn, and apon that party rested the reaponsibility of pinting them down, The people of the Nortig hnd been generone to the people of the South, and one of the worst things which could happen for the South would be the restorntion of the Demo- cratle party topower, s It coulil only Le dane by & united Sontl, and that would urray the North nguins{ them. Mo grmmed - that TLouisana, 'Mississippi, and Houth Carolina were Reptbiican States, anud If the Hepublican mujoritiea there were auvicome by vlolence, the people of the Nurth would know it "o believed tie mafety of the whole country demanded the success of the Repnblican party, Ue spoke of Gov. Hayes nx u brave colaler, nnd honest man, and sald it was hotter to trust him with the high power of tho Prun\dnnc{ of the United States than Gov. Tilden, with all his promniecy nnd hacked by the Democratic pary. M7, McDonald eatil he wonld sapport the resoln- tion of hia colleagiie becanse he dexired the people of the country tohave light_let 1n pon the enh- ject, It wad true that the Democratic statements \vere ex-paste In their cliucacter, bat with ali that they weto much more falr and less partivnn thai the comments mado on that affalr by the par- t{san preas of the country, and by Scnatars on this fAoor._He denonnced the liwlesa outrage comtnlt- ted §n South Carolina or anywhere elre, Ile then quoted from docttments bearing on the case, and argued that the white man Merriweather waa killed befora (he negroes were hurt, but this clrctm- stance had boen studionely keptdown In the dlscas- wion, e commented at fength on the conduct of atfaita in the Soutu, aud {n #peaking of Mlssisslppl hesuld Gov. Ames forced idwmsclf upon the people of thut State as thetr roler. These race culiisions in the Soath, which begun svon after the recon- atructlon poiley of the Republican party in that Acction, were growing less and ess overy yeur, 43 the Democrids came fnto power, and now they 'ex- Isted only in those States under Republican control, tie knew ths Repubilcus party wean lotl o give up | it power In tho South, Fhey had supposed the negro woald remain plastic fn thelr hands, but they were mistaken, Thero hnd been a good deal #aid ahout tesrorlen in the South, but there was a terrorlam llxvrulmllynuyuknn of, and thot was the terrarlam whicht the verroes exerclsed over thelr own race at the instigatlon of whito Tspub- Ticans. _ Ue bad reod from @ Richmond dispatch 8 canl publisned by o colored man to show that o KysLuin of terrorism was exerciaed by negroes over tinse of thelt own race ta proveat thiem from 7ot~ fag the Democratle thcket. hulhunfl-lcnu(lwmn argament of Mr, Ei rannds In regard to Texas having changed her G etitution, umi sald every State in the Unlon had exercieed that_power. . The Kenntor (Mr. Kd. *raunds) had wpoken of the .]mml. wholesome lowa Vermont, eatisfactory to all, nud that scemad to be the animus of the wholu thing, ke Wholwimo Jaws of thu State of Veriont were to b fupressed upon othee Statew, especially those of the Sauth. Tf tiat doctrin wus to he prowed, there were difiicultics ahead of which 1t was hard' to seo the eud, There wue but one test and one demand, und thut wae the Conatitation of the United States. The Coustitution of ‘every State must conform 1o thut of (he Cnited Statea and uny doctrine aserted outxide of thut was revaiutionary. Mr, McDonald then roplied to the arzument of Mr. Shermun, and said that the Senulor avked: Wonld the peopls trast tne Democratic party in power? ‘Uhere was auother question running With that, and that wast Could the Republlean purty staud the ordeal of o trial bofore the bar of public opinion? When people wera conslderiug 8 to “whether ~they “would beinz ene = patty into power, they very naturally consldercd whether the party in power should be continued. Tind the Ttepublican party 40 conducted i1<elf as to be continned In r»\\‘urr ‘The seventh resolntion of tint purty, ndopted I their Conventlon of 1865, deelnred that the Government shoulil be adminls- tered with strict economy, and the corruption shamefully nuraed by Andrew Johnson called oudly for rcform, — Upon that piatform Gen. Grani and Mr. Colfax were nombnated, Defore four years expired, he was sarry to ey the Viees Preaident was Involved fn certaln diicuities on ac- count of the Credit Mobilier. In 1572 the ifth resolution of the Republican platform declared for reform dn clvll eervice. lad there been reformy 1u the Cinclupati Cun- ventfon they doclureid that they rejoiced n tho ulckenlng consclence of the people. Ho (Me- lunuld{ wia i doubting Thomas, and _did not bo- Ileve they wers rejolced ut the quickened con- selence of the people. He then refersed to tho Sanborn contracts, and #akd the ofiicial who countenanced them vian ‘ml ontof ofiice, but immediately appotuted to u high oflice for life, und s Jepublican denate_contitmed the nomination. Was that punishment? Then came Leet und Stocking, two young adventurers wlo were _trueted with the gencral order burluess in New York City, and in one year they fliched out of the comeree of that port over $100,000. Inatend. of being puniehed they werw let off with what they had_talken. Next thero was found in Now Jerscy the Cattell hrothers who, it eecmed, had mado enor- mous sums of munvy us brokers [n contracty for the Navy Departmunt. In coucluslon, he nrzued that the peonlo of tho country would condfder whettier tho Republican party deserved to be kept in power, 3¢, Boutwell presented longthy tables from the Tressury Departinent showlng tho public debt for each yeur from 18 1o 1871, ‘When the chiunge was tnady In tho manser of_stating accunite, and sanl the discrepnicy whown by the enange was S421, 000, and that had been fully explained, Mo also pru- sented o tuble of lusses on each 21,000 collected and expended enstained by the Adwinisieations since tho formution of the Government, showing thut the lose oncach §1,000 recolved during the Ad- minlstration of Grant wax 69 conte, and on cuch €1,000 expendod, 4 cents, He angued thet this shuwed th Hepiblican party hud kept fts promlscs of 1858 to put down fraud'and reform e public weryiue. Yeuding discnsalon, Mr. Windom called up th House bil} to provide temporarily for the expendi- tires of the Guvernoient, Passed, I'ho Senate went intoexecutive session, and scon adjougned, e Senato confirmed the nomination of Edward Wilkens aa Collector of Customs at Ualthmore, B ¢ HOUHE, Mr. Lord uffered & reeolution reclting that (he rl4ht of suifrae preacribod by the Constilutions of t States In subject to the Fifteenth Amonduent, snd that the exceclse of wuld right shonld, b faithfully maintuined ond obscrved by the Unlted States, and that it by osserted thot the oxerclse of sald tight Is in dome States, notwith- stunding tie eforts of govd eltizens, resiated und controlfed by frund, intimidation, and violcice, w0 that the object of the Fifteenth Amcnd- toent i dofented, anid that all eltlsens, with- uut distinction of raes or color, ure entitied 1 the rights conferred by rald sinendmuent, and do- clariie thut o) attempts by forco, fraud, terror, Inthmidation, or atherwlse, to prevent u fres exers cissof the right of surugo, should meot with cee- taln, eondign, aud efectial punishment, and that I gy cave which hu horotofors accurred or wijch My herentier oceur Iy whith violento of nurier han heen or sl be cominitied by one claes or race an gnother, the prompt punishment of the crim- Inal or criminals 1s !m‘wmllwl)‘ demanded, whether the erime he prnishablo by a fine aud fu- JrisenBicn o uia deimunding the punlshment of death, A votowas then taken on the gn-umh}a. which was ugreed fo-yenv, 124: naye, 8. Mr, Beebe, Chulrman of tliv Committes on Ex- penditure In the Navy Department, subinitted a mujurlty report of the ssid Comwittee, toguther with threo fezolutlons. Mr, 1alo ratsed (ho polnt of ordes that the report win not 8 priviteged oue inder tne resolution paseed Taet Motduy, as- it was o report which hod pre- Viouely beon reported, printed, und rocomimitted. ':"lw Bpeaker (Springer) overruled (e polnt of order, Mr. Wilaon (Ta.) raleed a polut of order that tha report conld not come lu ut thix time, us the reg- ular order of busings was (Lo dixcusslon of th uotlon to reconsider tho voto by which o messate of the President was refersed to the Comulitee on Appeopriations, e kpeaker ovorraled tha polnt of order, Tite rosolutions which thoe ‘miority of the Coms witten (Menseu, Beeoe, Sheakloy,und Mills) report arc us follows: Liesolted, ‘That laadal Wansgomm, Chivf of the Burcau ;e . bishiop Purcell, deilning the attitude of th Cathe- n Tribnmne, ~ PRICE of Construction and Itepatrs of the Navy Department, te unwortliy and ingympetent to hold that_potition, snd Hl;ll:"" nwrr!l‘.n[l|Ier:l‘ll,l"li'lll,l'nud'll|'fl Departinent of e GGovernmeni e removal. red, st by pracon of the negitgence of Georen icion, Serrviary 0f the Xav, ond Lis order to " Arm of Tlitn, WheelwTight & Co, teenm " by thewn 14, the (jorernment of the Unitad Rintes was detraudod b the said Tiinn, Wheelwright &Co, 41 1l sum 1y DALY, 10-wit: $32,0 Tiesolven, vy of the annexvd teatimeny, 10. ether with the reports of the majority snd iinority of Hie Catnmitten and of there Fosotitiont, with the on- fice uf e wetiun of the Tloute n(‘}&?r&s:m‘r’“m 2] ¢ hefore | ’r el o ¥ Hiaten by the Llork of ihis tooee, - The minnrity report. signed by Daker, of New York, offers uo rexoliitlon fae action, but' sums ap that there 19 no evidence o ehow that there was any collusion between aMcers of the Gurernment and the firm of Titton, Whealwright & Co. S0 de- fraud the Government ' In the final adjustment of their claim. Mr. Conger called for the reading of the reporta, pending which Mr. Hereford made the conference report on the River and Tlarhor bill, After ronie dilatory procerdings the conference report was ngreed t—-yeas, 1043 naya, 55, The Nlouse then resumed conmideration of Mr, Teehe's repart. The reading of the reyort was dispenserd with, and withont discassion and with- out division the resolutions were agreed to. A Conference Committee was ordered on the Pa. cile Mnil Kteamship bill, and Mewsrs, Waddell, Luttrel), and Gorfield were appotnied, Mr, Randall”remarked ghat although the Appro- priation bille were all aubstantinily passcd or ngreed upon, Ml the Legistative bill could not be before toemorrow, and he, therefore, st rrestion of the Secrelury of the Treanury, ed to have n I;lllgmmd continuing the tem- porary arrangement for axvenditurcs of the Gove ernment 141" Monday next, A bill tuercupun was Introdiced and passed, Nr. Towneend then addressed the Loure on the subject of carrency, ‘e majority ant minority reporte of the Com- mittee on Loulatany Affulre wox orderad printed. Adjourned, CRIME. TIE ILLINOIS RU-KLUX. Spertal Dispatch to The Tribune. Carenxbarn, L, Aug 10.~Clrcult Coart was resumed at Murphysbora yesterday, Judge Craw ford presiding, with alarge docket, both ctfminal ondeivil. The first case taken up was that of William Weatherly, one of tho Jackeon County highway rohbers, for depredations in 1874 He vas trled, foand guiity, and sentenced to fonr years in the State Penitentiury, Willlam Colilng, vne of the Callahon clan, was also tefed yesterdoy. 1o wan sentup for three yeurw, Thud, une by ony, there bold men ore recetying the ful] extent of the law. &hls afternoun was con<umed in fmpaneling u Jury forTesrs Crain's murdercase, Tour jurymen nre secured. This tragedy nccurred £1 Urab Urchard Creck bridge, in 1861, when Ed- ward Burbridee was killed.” Suspicion haw nlwuys polnted to Crafn, who s indlcted last epring. "The result will probably be reached by Baturday evenlog. A TATAIL GAME, Bpecial Dispateh to The Tribune. St. LoTs, Aug. 10.—News reached the city thls afternoon of & shootingz affair which took place at Road-ilouse, 1L, about 70 inilca from here. George Mnloy ond Ed Gorman, two brick-yard hands, were plaging pool in o eatoon near the de- pot when a dispute srase, snd Maloy catled Gor- munatlar, Gorman feiled his uppanent with a ililard-cue, and at thix juncture John Eddy took 8 hand in benalf of Gonnan. Mnlnr whipped ont. arevolver and dred five ahotw ot bis adversaries, one of which entered Gormsu's abdotnen, the bui let polng clean through his Lody at the apine, and indicting & deadly wound, AW the parties en- 5!&1&1.! in'the row wre warried wen ond have chil- ren, —— COINER ARRESTED. BAx Pmancisco, Aug. 10.—United States De- tective Fiunegnes to-day arcested here C. I, Sloh- rig for manufecturing pnd uiteriog coanterfelt gold dollara. He scized reveral thonsand blank places, 50U finiabied pold dollare, and a Jot_of dles und stampr. Fartles in Eastern and Western Htutes hnve boen pussing thede ple Jovepl 1. Trince, alus Gus Willlsms, now awaiting trial in Chleago for presing counterfeits, waw aupplicd by Molirlg. ‘The prisvier guve buil in $3,600, HIGHWAY ROBIERY. Liycorw, 13, Ang. 10.—J. W, Noel, a promi nent farmer of Hradwell Township, this county, Teft bero last ovening abont D o'clock for home, and he had scarcely left the buniness portion of the clty when he was awaulted by twa rurcals, knocked o hju liorme, and weverely hiaten. They iiccoed- vd i1 getting shoul $400, and left for parts une Lnown. Noel is serlously burt. Thera 1y no clew to the mbbeny. MURDER AND SUICIDE, Rocymsten, N.o Y., Ang. 10.~Victor Smith #hot Cathurine, wifo of Frank Bowman, hisuelgh- bar, sbout 6:10 to-doy. She died almost inetant- 1y, He then shot himrelf, with probably fatal ef- fects, Supposcid 1o have been criminsl intor- course between Smith and Mrs, Brown, wWhich led 1o the quarrel. s CONTESSION, New Yonw, Ang. 10.—William IT. T, Bennett, the late paying-tellor of the Mechanics' and Traders' Dank, who wan arrested yesterday for embezziement, has canfessed, and been romanded without bail. — FUGITIVE ARRESTED, BAN Fraxcisco, Anz. 10,—~Willlam O'Conncll, charged with having commsitted an assuult with in- tent to kill in Missourl, wax arrested to-day on & requisitlon from the Gavernor of that State. e e————— | CASUALTIES. DROWNED. Special Dispatch to The Tribune. Rocrrony, 111, Aug. 10.—A boat containing three Germans was capsized this afternoon inRock River {u front of the Hesort House, All the ocou yants weee the worse for liquor, and one of the number, Frederlek Stricker, lost hls lfe, Iy companlony were too arunk to wave him. The Vody hus nnt yet been foumd, éctal Dispatch to The Tribune. TrrnpaNG I, Aug. 10.—Frunk Crain, a OUNg TN Lalpwepe, went bathing In Honey “reck this afternoon, snd wos drowned. (e wad 18, und an sdopted son of the Rev. J. P, Strung. DERRICK ACCIDENT. Bpevial Diapatch to Tha Tridune. LaSarsr, U, Aug, 10.—John Sshnon, of this city, who was injured by the falling of u dorrlck at Ctics a few duyd ugo, died of his injuries lust night d was burled to-diy, 1o was about 35 years of ey and leaves a largo family in poverty, Richard vongdo, of Utlra, who was badly injured at the same thwe, It ls thought will recover, BURIED ALIVE. Special Dispalch tu The Tritune. MuwaUKEE, Aug. 10.—Mike Whitland and Au. gust Weber, laborers 1n & sewer on Hunover street, wero burled by a sewer caving in at 4 o'clock p. m. The former way Dwtantly killed and tho latter so fnjured that ko cannot live. Whithiod ledves s wife and three children, FATAL RUNAWAY, Preessune, Po., Aug. 10.—As Mr. Huselberg, o market gardencr, wan on his way home thls morn- Ing from this city, hls hore lecame frightencd, snd, starting to run, threw Mr. Huselberg and wife both from thelr ‘wagon, Kilng the ludy ue stantly, and sevesely injuring the husband, ——— CAPSIZED, Haripax, Aug. 10.~The Yarmouth ship N, W, Blethen, Copt. Cox, gmin laden, when thres doys out trom Ualthnare, copsized in a hurricane wnd wunk. The Coptaln, bin wite, two children, and all the crew Lut four wote lost, The survlvors, after n‘gty-ulxlmun on pleces of tho wreck, wero rescucd. BIMIPWRECK, AN Praxcieco, Ang. 10,~The rchooner Banner, which left this port last March on a tiehing and trading voynge, was wreeked awong the Japan Telands, The crew were nll saved with the exeep. tlon of Capt. Mclellan, who dicd fram uxposure, et —— OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM. CixcINNATI, 0., Aug. 10.—The Cutholls Tels- graph this morning covtains an article frum Arch- M Chaurch towards the public-school system of the Unlted States. e declares that the Church hos no dispoeltion to interfere with the system. Ho further puys: **No doubt justlcs and equality wound entitle the Catholic peoply of this country to vxemption frum taxatlon for the suppert of otber schouls, of to wahare of public-schiou] funds fu proportlon o the numberof pnpda fu theschovly, bt even this cladim we wro dlepuecd to watve 1 your fuvor.” v [ — APPOINTMENT, Saectat Divyaich (v Tha Tribune, Lassivu, Sich., Aug, U.—Morcan B. Crosby, of Girand 1taplds, hns been appointed by the Governor u member of the Bourd of Combsioners for the w:pmldvu of Fopal sud Loluruatory Justitu- uus, i Ig8; U0 Jo Luraqry ¢ g ‘E CENTS. THE INDIANS. Return of Gen. Forsyth from Cen. Terry’s Camp. Correction of Numerons Mig- statements Heretofore Made. Interesting Advices from Ow Correspondent at Camp Rosebud. Episodes of the Voyage of Col. Otis’ Command up the Yellowstone. Arrival of Col, Miles' 8ix Companies at Terry's Camp, Aug, 6, to Effect & Junction with Crook. A Bloody Battle Predicted for the Last Week in August, The Friendly Utes and Show shones of Wyoming Territory, GEN., FORSYTII, T8 HETURN PROM TERRY'S CANP, 8r. Paur, Mlun., Aug. 10.~Gen, Foragth, or Gen. Sherldan's ataff, passed through this city yestenluy, having left Gen. Terry's camp ot the mouth of tho Rosebud a week ago fust Tuesday, In conversation with urmy oflicers whilo hee, Gon, Foreythe corrccted several erroncous miates menta that were recently telegmaphied from Iia. marck, and forwarded from this polnt. ft waa stated that Gen, Terry had fatlen back B0 wiles, which le the merest nonseare, and glves o f: tmpression to the publle. There was no falling backatall, . The evening before Gen. Foreyth left Gen, Terry, a scout froin Gen, Crook's command had reached Gen., Terey. tien, Crook was then somo where near the headwaters of the Roscbud River, or between that and Tongae River. Now, At thls tme, Gen, Terry wasal the mouth of the Bigllorn River, and, In order to wake commanicution be- tween himeelf ond Gen. Urook easler, he dropped, down the river to thu mouth of the Hosebud, be— uween which point and Gen. Crook's command the! distance was o greater than from the mouth of’ the Big Horn, while tho country to be traversed was infinitely more favorable for the march of thas troops. Besldes, the scont alluded to furnished the news thut Indian trnils had been found leading to the east, between Gen. Crook and the Yellow- wne, and a junction of Guns, Terry and Crook ot a point further eust than the Big Hora was lkely 1o prevent the cacaps of the Indians to the esat’ and nogth of the present scene of operntions. Another misststemens found {6 to the effect that the troops under Gen. Terry aro dislicartenod at the prospect before thew. Col. 8mith, who ac- compunied Gen. Forayth, utterly contradicta this basclcsastary. On the tontrary, Gen. Terry and Bals men art in the best possthle spirits, and aro but o anxlous to meet the hordo of ravages fna luhl" Tlnd wquare Oght. There ure no fears a4 to tho reault. Another correctlon which aimple {fll“cfl requires 1o be tude 18 fn regard to the scalplog and gixe- tering of un Indian by Dave Campbell, the pilot of - the steamer ¥ur West, and a party from that steam- er, that left the boatto fllln:& somo Indian murauds crs that were found st s point sbove Fort Buford, where u witpply of forsge was stored. ‘The telel | eraphic account of that uffaie B muinly correct, © hut there wus no scalping aud mutilation of any Indlans, Oue of the men of Campbell's party, who was wounded by the Bloux, wus brought back' to the boot, but ho died shortly aftorwards {rom s Injuries, ¥ The Indians, as far as conld be learned, althongh the Informution wos by no means ;1 the Itoscbud River and the Blg Horn, then, elther to scatter to the enstwurd and to- wards British Americs, or Lo retire southward fo, the Bite Horn Monntains, ‘Though they woro in' front of, of in close proximity to, Gen. Crook's contmauil, it wub not_betleved that they would show tght or nllow Gen. Crook or Gen, Terry to getn chance at them In a body. Ttegarding the work on thu Yellowatone posts, the Informition 13 corruborated that it would bo mposslblo to ot tho muterial upthe river by bouts, the water in the Yellowstone bemg extrumely luw. The wupply boats for Gen. Terry's command wera nnable to cross thy shunls und Dary, sud had to Lo Mghtened in order 1o maku tho telp With partial loads. ‘The steamers which wero frelelited with matertal for tho new posty. dincharged th ireargocs st Fort Duford, wuere they will remam untit rpring, when work on the proposed forts will Lo commenced. ‘Altwgutuer, 1t may be stated on the anthority of thone who ate beat oated, and who bring tho very Intest news from Gen, Terry, that the situation i rogarded un highly favorsile. = Fully 4,000 men are in tho ield nnder the very best oficers. The menace In vseellont condltion uud spirits. Tho cupplics of ail kinds are equal to every requiros went, T'he chances for an early coalition between tho forcen of Gien, Torcy oud Gen. Crook are estictie- 1y fuvorable. "Thie Indiana, thongh active, are not anxious forn declsive cnkagoment, and fn all reapecta no danger of any roverses 1o the nationul troupy f4 10 baup: ' prebended to uny quarier, A COUILIKN'S BTORT. . OxAua, Aug, 10.—The courler eent o tho Red, Cloud Afeney frou Fort Larmwle Munday last ro- | turned thero during lust night, §1e saya that when neur Hunuing Water ho was met by six Indisns, who shot at blin und wonnded bis borsv, Lo hid! along the gaud hills aud cacapgd. ON THE YELLOWSTONI. DEJCRIPTION OF Tug COUNTAY UELD LY TR . SIOUK. Krom Our Own Correspondent, 2 ON TuE YELLowstoxz Riven, Mon, Ter., Last Week fu July, 1876, —Thero {s an ctornal fitness in. thinge, Lven the good Sobn Bunyan forgut {u re- gurd that truth when ho sent Chrlstlan out on the wag-patlwith no ealt tnhis bavorsack, Tho FederaM Government ovidently disregarded that truth when It sent this detucliment of soldiers out to Lunt In« diaws on astern-wheol steatnboat. The detachmens. | which Ly the honor of protecting your correspond- « ent, ay 1 huvo sritten before, b composed of the Twonty-second Infantey, wlx companles, sud 140 Urlgaziercavalry recralts under command of Livut. - Col, Utis, and using the uteamer Carroll for o truna- port. We have meds our first sar-camnp to-nfght. Brevet-Maj, Dickey aud his Come | pany Kt now doing picket duty, | sud fs In momentary expectation of hearing the sharp whiz of u Sloux lullet, for woare in the cnemy's country, Since writing last (Fort Pu- fonl, duly 23) .war focidents have crowded upon e, but yoor other means of communication ad- monish 1o to touch tho general subject cursorlly, At Bufard I fearncd that the Grovans (Gros Ven- trew) largely vympathized with Sitting Bull and tho hostlle Indlans, This, too, while they, thoir ¥quaws and papooscs, were dally tho reclpients of tho Goyurnment bounty und largesd, From ouo Qrovan 1 learnod thut last Tucsday his partuor defe Buford with 100 Winchester cartridges, roturalig on Wednesday without gama or cartridges. That Gravan had met an emissary of Qen. Bull, snd that hundred rounds of Wincliesters may yet doacts fvo duty In the causy of insurroction, In the early days of Father do Smet's mislunary labors amoug tha Uyper Misdourd tribes, hu once mada 8 wholus salo conversion of the Uncapapas, ‘Two Lcars, * the Chlet, lke a good Scotch Presbyteriun, OPYERID UN PRAYHRS TURNE TIMES A DAY 0 the white wan's Great Spict. But the mors he pruyed, und the indr he enjoined religious obaszv wnces upon ile triby, tho mors thelr wlafortuncs crawded upon fhew. Flrst cuno abort cropsy then the buffalo ranged beyoud thele lunltss then came contagion: aud nully dlssepions, At ihle Juncture, ur egution, of misfortunce, Licut. -Cul. Otly cumo to comwand the district ln whizh Pwo Bears oad s tribe were located. To the Colonel Two Bears made hiy-coruplaint. 1o had bellgved, ko satd, i tho FalueFacy Wa-kune Terry Will Move Forthwith . definity, were! #till snpposed to be miaseud somewbero )fim?m; ‘The im- | wression prevalied that one of swo altematives was. !