The weekly clarion., 1876-11-01
EASTERN NEWS.
'Ehc Years Campaign Ended.

Ehc Wears Campaign Ended.
LONDON, Oct 27.-A Standards Ra-
gusa dispatch says the complete failure
OF Dervish Pasha in hsrccont attack on
the southern frontier of Montenegro.
endsthis years campaign, rs winter has
set in. Moukhtar Pasha viii shortly
withdraw TO Torbnic Deryish Pashn's
army is entirely demoralizcl. Catholic
Albanians who joined the Turkish stand-
ard, have gone home.
The Posts Berlin dispatch saws that
koumania has given assurances that her
military movement is only the usual
autumnal practice.
The Armi~tice viii bc Granted.
Six weeks armistice, with proloucatiou
If necessary, is now considered assured
The Times Belgrade dispatch SAYS the
depression here continues. IL cannot
help thinking we are Mt the beginning of
the end. Ii Russia Servian army ia
left unaided, the Turks will certainly
reach Belgrade They are advnncing
slowly, but irrcsistablv; but mlcs. nn
armistice is secured, TcheruaycF Will
hold out 20 the last.
LONDON, Oct. IA Vienna CORES
pondent Of the Times confirms the cup-
ture of D'Juunis, for the Turks. Un-
less the armstice is concluded, the Ser
vians must move back from Alexiuat aud
Deligrade.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-Timcs Berlin dis
patch says liberal papers declare vigorous
ly against the establishment Of Russian
power in Turkeys provinces, and urge
placing reforms therein under British
control
Reuter- frem Paris says the Porte has
accepted lgnaueH's Six weeks armistice.
ROME, Oct. 27-Russiau iron clad
fleet will winter in Italian waters, with
orders to be ready to proceed East iu
case they are needed.
FLEETWOOD, Oct. 28.-Bac,s for all
continued from yesterday Ranos won
the fifth and deciding heat in 2.2O
Very Grave Charge.
New YoRk, Oct 2S.--A Herald spec
ial from the Paris Figaro prints letters
translated from German newspapers
written by McDusomwerd, chief of Com
missioners Oh France, ut PHILADELPHIA. NJ
a friend in Germany, in which McBu-
somwerd says Accounts transmitted
to me from my deputy are Of thc most
grevlous character. The Americans
themselves set fire 10 tho buildings con-
tanning the empty cases of French goods.
hoping to destroy French merchandise
and articles for exhibition stored ina gall
leTies, the second attack OF the same KIND
has been made within The last month.
.tI1
the Centennial Board are purp0scly
chosen from the worst and most degraded
elements. All are thieves without eXcep.
tion. They steal freely from exhibitors
in the French department. There exists
an understanding between these kuayes
and the Judges-the Judges call up
rogues for u heunng, when complaints
are made, but unkdown 10 cone
plainants, and as result, no Wit
nesses Of criminals guilt being present
they are acquitted Even worse than
this, if such thing Be possible, thieves
count on the judges themselves 10 give
them the sgnsl when the proper moment
arrived to begin the piilage Tho CORES
pondent says the article concludes with
an attack upon the virtue and manners
Of American women.
New YORK, Oct 2S-AuG-Tnm,ua
nv heard the report Of the committee of
conference with Republicans who would
not combine with Ani-Tammauv unless
tney threw Green ana - bfieh on tne
1 ticket. Report received with mdigna-
ton, and resolution adopted deciding t1
/ hold no further conference with Rcpul
hcans.
An insurance agent has Lruuvbt euit
a" i'i5 "' I'i'e X ~. ,'' '''1 ~ 5"' '"'1
Company IN the Supreme Court of Kiugs
county, before Judge Gilbert it, is uL
! legged In his complaint OF great and
various criminaliuts, chiefly John Is.
Dewitt and james Buell. are charged
with copspiracy 10 transfer the reserve
fund of tEl cor1p,n, fo other c.uua,,..
for their advaptage. judge G5.Lert
granted temporary injunction and an ore
der for examination for Buell. and De-
! witt for trial by D referee