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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHNGION. Friday, July II, le'o'
The steamship companies Of New-York appeared by
counsel Messrs Nichols aud Sanford to-day before The
House (ommittee CONNER IN Upposl toD To inc M
10 regulate Investigation. Representative HcWlIJ %,
cv-Yor cared that city aud replied 10 c"uu'ei
iJr the comulnics The Committee determined 10 report
and press the pasSaFe OF the Dill
The House holds no session tomorrow, ana u u
hoped by many Of the members that the conference
c,lumi tees on the remaining appropriation oils viii 30
able the time TO advantage III securing OASIS 81
agreement on tine legislative Indian, Consular ana
Diplomatic. and Military Academy biiis Idc "Oik ooho
on these bills to-day was Insignificant in amount
No appropriations having been mado By Congress on
account OF the general expenses OF the District of Co
lumbia and the amount OF hand in iln tGeis-
Iry beng very low. the Commissioners lave G''i ="
make appointments except INC hss'ssOin H't'H
appointed.
ca has been issned FOR national mass convention
of United states pensioners, be held At PmadciPma
on the 2lst of September The ,a states tsaJ the ION
y,ntiui purpose of cuGeayotng 20 pilhE hoou'
beneficial legislation In their special interests.
Postal Superintendent Vail tclrgrapls to the Posi-
nlastgrGeueral from New-Iorl that Gc has made the
best arrangements he could with the facilities az ms
command continuance OF Jho pysta service aitI
tie last mail train l. WlsEdraNu ~.
Tie Cabinets session to-day devoted pr.n'PiHy
to roUt,u matters The subject oi the Hamburg m1@
sacre was not considered, thc legal remedy ' cor H.
Tor Drt sent entirely the hands OF Tue SOth 'tl"
Liza safe authorities.
has Just reached This city that ir Robert
Russell late Secretary the British Fishery Commission
If Washington was Killed by a buffalo, while hunting IN
Agyssn.a, snort time since.
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WHuING AMAY TINE.
YESTERDAY A DIES SON Is CONGH..sS-IMPFACH-
HENT GOING IL w--rEKaY's DaUBBIrG BY 3D.
MUNDs-CrCIECLL5 SPEECH.

YESTERDAY DIS SON ~ CONGK!sS-IMpFACH-
MlNT GOING II. w--FERHY's DaUBBI.G BY I'D
MUNDs-CDCHRCLL'5 SPEECH.
- iL.gGEhiH 10 the TP5RrNrl
WASHINGTON, July 21.-The SeHat spent the en-
tire day on iLe River and Harbor bin without bene
IN of any interest 10 the Government, bnt with de-
cid,d iniary to the business Of Congress Not
single amendment WAS voted upon, and not the
slightest PROGRESS made in any way. So far as the
massage of the b is concerned. the Senate is as far
away from sensible action Is il he dag the Ill
was reported from tho COmnitee. and there - no
Judgment that eau be trusted to the date ii can
DO reached.
IL was expected that the impeachment ease would
be continued to-day. but Nj Carpenter sent to the
Senate the certificate OF ais physician that ne was
uaahle to b. present account OF sickness ana ne
was cxcused-not, however, without vote. one OF
tho Managers, NJ Lapham, was also suffering from
the effects of the extreme heat, and was una c to
be present SO the impeachment trial wa postponed
until Monday, which makes the line OF adjournment
two days Later
The two speeches to-day on the River and ilarb0r
Dill were those OF Mr. CDckrcli of Missouri and Mr.
fdnunds of Vermont. Although Mr.. sherman an
swercd the speech of Mr. Eaton OF several day, ago,
aud Sir. Dawes refuted tne statements Oh Sir he'-
rnon made IA previous dcba e, Mr.. GochrHli made
lGrCtJiS speech thtn cDhi ht cAp'ct''A ii"i
him. lie told some palpabe truths to the "a
Senators who had decided against the bill, but who
had worked ably to secure the appropriations they
represented. They were all il favor OF reducing
the b II. but they were also against reductions IN
their cHn States lie challenged any senator % say
that ha appropriations were 700 large for his state.
He was opposed to rccommlttlng tue bill to the
Committee.
Mr.. Ell aunds made n characteristic speech, full of
venom but 80 intronchcd in fact and argument that
he held the field against al corners. lie was par
lcularly severe on Mr. Ferry of Michigan because
he had been the first 81 light the Senate Committees
amendments % the House bill in the appropriation
for the harJor OF Frankfort m Michigan. Mr..
Ednunds asked Mr.. Ferry's assistance to iud
Frankfort on the map, and then asked why that
port should have an appropriations Mr. Ferry said
il had an iron foundry. That beng rdicu.ed, he
said there was a college there, and when it was
shown that a college was not sufficient reason for
AN expenditure for haIbor improvements, he had
some o! her excuse To offer. His weakness very
apuarrut and there WIS great sympathy for hi
[ie could not sit still aud take his whipping, but
insisted upon rising every moment to debate point,
and he thus made his chastsenent more severe.
Mr. Edmuud5 did not finish his speech, and the bill
is still up FOR more political speeches.
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the yacht Phantom, and contained VIM. OsgoOd and
Beverly Robinson, who picked IN Mr.. Rowland swim
ming with one supporting Miss May by the waist
and none too early for Mr.. Rowland exhausted
that in another moment he must have succumhed though
a good swimmer 90 the cXCTon OF supporting himself
aud another in the water. The sailor and Mn Crosby
who got ont through the sEylght, swarm for g boat
lowered from the Drca6uaught containing three men,
ana in attempting To get in swamped il, throwing
all into the water Nh. j. o. PrOudut and brother Of
Beverly Robinson approached in second boat from the
Phantom. In three four minutes u swarm Oi small
craft had collected about the dohpwk and picking
up those OF the crew remaining IN the water.
Jacob acObs1u, fisherman OF StaplctOn, had one OF
his boats out with Eang,nen, who rOwcd for the
Mohawk, and took man from the water Mr.. Jacob
son the Mohawk capsze, throw of mis- coat, and
jumping into anojh boa;, Uwcd quickly 10 the Mohawk
and rescued the lie and the mate, with knives ~
their hands. got through the rigging TO the DICK, Wile
the Mohawk yet sustained by the confined arr ana
called for <. dun one Was procured from tug
which had NJ, and Mr.. Jacobson male an attempt
through the deck, with success. He thcn 49,
Tor voices, but heard nothing ana as the yaci
bc~n to snk he got clear OF her As soon ~ possible
Tie Mohawk went down IN ak iathons OF water
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the SIOUX WAR.
GEN. TERRY'S NEW CAMP.

GEN. TERRI'S NEW CAMP.
THE RrrRrAr-CARt>G ron TuE WoCNDED-CCS-
TEa's sw Fl MAECH-sIoUX INDIANS THE BEST
IRRrGUIAq CrvALKYMEN.
(fgom An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIC TmrCNE.i
YELLOWSTONE CAuP, July This camp is stu
atad on The north side of the Yellowstone River ana
was selected because the expedition would be shielded
byi waters from the attacks OF the hostile Scuxo
cnpyng the region south OF ia, river. Here The s".-
dirrs Of Gen. Terry and Gen. Gibb0n have remained
since the retreat down the Big Horn River from the
valley in which Clusters force persisted. The camp
is not far from tho mouth of the Big Horn,
ard when reGnforcements arrive, the men hope
AGAIN to ascend that in search OF the savases.
Iae wounded men have gained much strength, most
OF t,rrm enough in the opinion Of the surgeons TO
enable them to bear journey OF some lc! 9Th. As
they can be cared for uiuch better at Fort Abraham
Lincoln, they were put on board the steamboat Far
West Yesterday. aud the steamboat WAS dispatched
t. that place. Cob. S2ith, A. 4. 4. c.. also took
passage or the Far Wast for Fort Lincoln, caTyiu.
dispatches and bearing orders for horses. mules, ana
stores Of various kinds for ref;tng The eNpcd ion'
Gen. Terry expects that more infantry Will be sent
TO him. and the soldiers believe Tat if the reinforce
monts arrive during the present week they viii be
led against the Sioux within fortnight
From conversation with Major Leuo's soldiers
learn that Gen. Custer followed with his usual en-
o ~. the tran which Major Reno h.d discovered
.ut had not followed up. Custer il viii be remcm-
Jrr.d. had also been ordered by Cen. Terry to eX-
plore some lateral valleys while marching up rhe
valley Of the Eoscbud hiyer and in calculating The
tune necessary for Gen. Gibbons and Gen. Custer
columns 20 take to make marches marked out, and
at last to join forces, these side marches mentioned
were included. Gen. Custer Gid not delay his march
to explore these valleys however, aud, is now wei
known arrived at tle Little Big Horn wodays before
the time it ~as thought he oOnd reach it, Gen.
Gibbons column had gained one day in its mare h,
aud the delay Of one day in the march of Custer
column would have enabled the columns to have
made a combined attack.
The Indians fought well and bravcly, the soldiers
of RenO's command testify; and in the opinion OF
the cavalry officers, who took part III tLr Little Big
Horn battle tho Sioux the best Irregular cavalry
In the world Sioux Indians also fought on foot hand
to hand with the soldiers, and not nfrcquentIy we're
tie victcrs ilany criticisms were uttered IN the
tie camp upon the policy Of q Government which
permits the agmius with the bestweapons Of sayag.s
who sooner or Later viii como in conflict with its
soldiers
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Phillips. nor even any correspondence with him.
He charactefzes the allegations of Mr. Phillips that
he favors the determination of the Indians as
utterly without foundation. He calls attention
to hls frequent exertons in behalf of the n"ans oy
their settlement on reservations, notably III the SET
Element of the NavaOes in Arizona. and OF the
Chcyennes, Kiowas. Arrap1hoes, and Comanches Oh
the Canadian and the CimmarOn rivers IN the ln"ah
Territory. The General states that he has never
favored a wantou destruction Of human life in any
instance nor Las that been the wish of any officer or
soldier in the army. At the same time he believes III
compelling these Indians to remain upon the reser-
vations set apart for them. He states that at no
fine were the Indians kept in more wholesome sub
lection or in better protection than during the brief
period of partial administration by the army.
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TIE RALHNM POISONING CASE.

LoNboN fl4Ol', july Il, 1870,
The mysterious death Of Mr.. Bravo the bar
riser, known the " BALKAN mystery" corunue- 10
ouccupy public attention. Inc. Manchester GUlrdians
London cUrcSp JEdon says: There is extraordinary
port gaining CURRENCY ta The Government hes toughJ
cNpcIicn; Apply fOr the examination Of the body OF
tnc la,e Capt. Ricardo Tue remains IN Brompton
Cemetery. and to be subjected 10 an examination
should be deem necessary Capt EicIrIo, 20 whom
he Gt1yi1l correspondent aliuhes, Mrs. Brayos
ulst husband tie DE" az Cologne in ISL new
nves sdton into Mr B.ayos atb has been proceeding
for scycu days The testimony thus far has developed
no feature OF Importance. Tie Whitehall Rec.sio Of
today. weekly soce.y journal, "fhe chemist who
sold the autmony which caused M Bravo, death has
been discovered, and that the identity Of the medical
practitioner 10 whom IL sud Wu bo established at
the second -nq lest" ro-dys evidence Ia tbs Bravo
inquest; though and suggestive, does not yet bear
Out the statement OF Ia. Whi'eadI Ecr.-g.
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BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF TIIE MOSrTNIGRf1ss--rnn
CAPTURE oF NOsTAR uMNINENT-rIiE ROUMAr
MAN GOVERNMENT SUSTAIN d.
CoNsrANTSoPLg. Friday. july 21. 1870.
Bulletins posted here claim that the Turks
defeated the seryian priest DOutchitch Wednesday
near Rado>iuge This intelligence + IN direct couradic
ton OF the official report rom Belgrade yesterday.
stating that Doutchtch had beaten the TURKS after
seven hours light
PARIS, Friday. July 81, 1875.
telegram 20 the Russian Agency says The Montene-
grus nave had real success at Padgonfza. Prince
Nicholas has taken tne nights commanding Mostar AID
a decisive engagement is imminent
LosDOS. Friday. july q, 1876.
Gen IcnatieH, the Russian Emnassad0r ~ C6nsiantE
noplc, viii for Petersburg Monday leave Of
absence.
In accordance with Earl Dcrby's announcement yester
day. few copies OF the document containing the cor
rcspondCRce the Eastern question were distributed
tonight The correspondence extends frog Jan. 30
TO July II, and includes 5i4 documents, covering
$40 printed pages.
BuCHARfsT, Friday. July ~ 1870.
The Senate to-day, upon motion OF the Minister OF
War; empowered tie latter 10 cal out II necessary, tbs
reserves OF the : .coud Territorial d vision
The Minister OF Finance prescpted - hiii authorizing
she introduction Of . gold currency for loumania.
The Chamber Of Deputies to-day voted an address TO
and dccaI ng that Boumauil VIII observe neutrality, but
expects that all Chains a,oy addressed 10 tho Porte Will
be- granted.
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THE LL-FATED YACHT.
oo,,o, prr "DETAILS OF THE DISASTER.

COMPLETE DETAILS OF THE DISASTER
1--WE LIVES lost DY THE SINKING OF THE MO-
u:wK-RFCovERY OF TIE BODIES OF MR. AND
ves. GARNER. MISS HUNTER. AND TIE CABIN
pov-FRosT THoRNr'S BODY STILL MISSING
prspovsrBILITY Il TIE CAPsIzING OF THE
yAcnr-rHE sAuING-NAsIER's sroRY-Coko-
NERs INQUEST.
The sinking Of the yacht Mohawk in the harhor'
off Stapleton on Thurs ay afternoon, resultedn the
death Of Eve persous-William T. Garner. Mrs Gar
ner Miss Adele Hunter Frost ThOrne, and the cabln
boy. Peter Sullivan. All the bodies have been re-
covered, except that of Mr. Thorne. The excitement
over the catastrophe contiules undated, and
severe comments upon the management OF the YES
sci arc freely made. Capt. Rowland the sailing
master of the Mohawk. has been placed under ar
rest. pending his examination, but denies that he
was either negligent or imptudeut. The cOroners
INQUEST will be continued to-day. M Garner had
carried on his enormous business upon such sys-
tenn for some years past that probably no injury will
result TO commercial interests.
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THE BRITISH AND THE SIOUX INDIANS.
- a

In the House of Commons this afternoon
Sir award William Wat'm asked Mr.. James Lovther.
auc Of the Under Secretaries Tor the Colonial Depart
nrutf be could give any information regarding tho
cont co tie United states troops and Tie Sioux
Indians many Il which tribe British subjects aud
whether the origin OF ne conflict was not breach OF
treaty regarding the Indian reservation ana subsidies.
Witch may provoke widespread anita son5m Octwe,n tho
indians aha whtos on both Aucucan aud British terri
. ~. IL asasd whether tie Government proposed 10
tnlor good offices ~ the ME 80 si the InGah SUD
iarts Of Great Bgttlu asd ~ hum sntty
Nr. Low,her replied Gat, - ar, no 'nioHnnion hdd
been received regarding tine conflict aud nc toNld nOt
express "a opinion 90 its organ OF possible curse
1rsucps 4 mad no information tc1Glu4 20 snow mat
ty br.. isn subjects are COM Ct'd WITH these events
As AT present advised the Governments Ids no Intention
tO
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

BOSTOV, July - - he Springfield Union says the
Presidency Of Amherst College formally rendered To Prot
eeye last week. and he has the offer under constellation
Chicago. July 21.-Judge Bangs, United state
Attorney for This District lett for Washington oda, ~ the
request Attorney General Fart L. understood that TIC
visit ; ! connection Nith whisky matters here.
LONDDN. Can. July 2l.-Tho recent sale If 10000
barrels Goa, Oh NewIOr house has stimulated the OIL
Trade here Preparations the resumption Of refining
La ge scale art being actively made.
QUEBEC july 2l.-Tne number Of sragoing vessels
al has arrived the opening Of navigation Is 81 the
number cleared ass having - In port TIE rate Of freight
during pas week hos been upward nOt"ltslanS The
LAT aices from Great Britain that tue wool goods trad
dun ana unsatisfactory.
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THE BRITISH IRON INDUSTRY.

LONuON, Erdny, jay y, 1876.
The imperled concern IN the Cleveland IRON
trade. rcgardin. winch me Standard sa!s the iron
masters of eani az taeir pri'ae meeting yesterday,
generally approved a for converting 10 into
hunted liability company. Is Thomas Vaughan Co. VI
Mddlcs0Orough.
Tao Yo,Ss SAYS the position OF the Glasgow mworsers
IL becoming worse Yesterday two moro milown'Fs
inmated their ntenuOa TO reduce tue wages OF their
employees 10 per cc aud II IN feared that The reduction
will become general Tho employees OF one largo urn
navs struck and tho unploy 90 VI another have dster
mined 10 strike.
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At late hour Thursday Eignt Capt. Row
,sud was aIcstc. sad o,n.d up IN tuo yi.-o La.i a.
NeW-BlgD,ou. If, arrest was made Oh Il warrant
,ssIcd b, Coroner upaey Un tine ahIaVi o. frecerck
Ferguson qaartoruas,cI Of the Mohawk. a, follows:
Fpd.Ic Fci. usJu, btiu- duly sworn, Hr is the
9uavI,Iiua,cy .ic yarit Mohawk; iIg. vf tic -UH
.,y 81 JAY, 1876. Oh etipIc,OD, srtra ish.Ha, C"i
..OVlaui, c,Tcs-J ana Ues gently managed sand yacht
81, ~ To- cause her 60 p-z by elusIul tuc deaths
OF NJ. Garner and Uluc.s II t rrOic pg.ys uut INC
same Rowland mag be arrested ANA held dccoISns I"
His testimony will be given before the co.oners jury
to-day T.o jury Im.aae.o "a ny Coroner Dempsey ave
man who are c.oaDie o passing judgment On tue man
t,lrnt OF the IbhGwH 10y Capt RoTimd, aud one part
~ tner verdict Will douD5 b. an exp essi"n OF opinion
in his case. Their ines are: VIM Ktehs, W X Latcr,
joup c. Bailey Robert =. Mpturn, Benz Richards, IT,,
Jss o. Pguudlul TIos. 5ielye j. X. Martin, anI c. \.
Hart
The work Of the jury yesterday consisted only Of view
ing the bodies and examining a single witness Mr. Mon
tn 10 orCer to render verdict IN tho case OF Miss Adele
Uuntcr without which her body could not be removed
nom the island. Mr. Montmt told TIE story Of the cap
SIZING OF tie yacht and stated the Ia wcl Miss
HIM err mel her death The Idry gave simple verdict
Of ath by drowning In the yacht Mohawk on the 2O.n
Of Inv $50" Tic body OF Miss Hunter tien taken
10 hew-Yolk b. her brother
Testimony before On, Iury viii BE- continued today at
.:!O t. IN. Tie Coroner subpenod as win, sscs the
entire crew of the Mohawk, the surviving members Of
the marty on board, Capt Peter Consock OF the yacht
Phantom Capt. smith OF tAe Dreadntusht CUle. the
DIVER and several oth,r persons. ThenLme' OF the crew
are AS follows: q. IL. Osborn, mae; Chules Felt,
b1atswain; Thomas Thompson, Frederic PAIN,
Peter Werns, John Peterson, QUO W. Peterson,
Alexander slaga John lianon, Charles Foster. Henry
Abraham Alexander Schwart, Edward FfaodIer Charles
Smith haies Max vii Robert Ross and Charles Guss
Coroner Dempsey said yesterday tndt The inquest would
probably occupy one day and that there would
be the most searching Inquiry uto the responsibility fOi
the disaster.
TIE SAILING MASTERS EXPLANATION.
Capt. 0. +. Rowland, sailing master OF the
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GRIMES AND oAsuALrlEs-BY TELEGRApn.

MtDpLgrOwN. n Y, july 2l.-Robert Rosa, age
"a YEAR, hanged himself this morning in barn OF his
pOyeT al Blooming DGTg.
>Ew-B DroRO, July 2l.-The, family of Isaac b..
Dolr,~, number poisoned by eating canned
oee yesteray one child h, died. but the others are
ouJ OF danger.
CbNCORD. n. H., July 2l.-Lightnlng destroyed
three barns around MOult0nbOrO last night Tie house
of SrsOn Crockett struck and Mr.. Crockett fatally III
Jured
SCHENECTADY n. T., July 2l.-The wife and a
i've wear child George Dock IN Nskayuna, we're Dad
burned by the oxpusoL Of u kerosse u IL SUPPOSED
the child WAS try ing build Ire The child died
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GALE on LAKE MISREPRESENTATION.

NEWPORT, Vt, July 2l.-A terrific gale
passed over Lake Mnmparemagog yesterday Afternoon
The steamer Lady the Lake, having l400 persons Ou
board narrowly escaped serious disaster. The stcepl"
ol the Methodist tAuuch here with IFS bell tOru frCm
tc roof The cuuich aud carried whole lougth oi
tue building Trees torn up Oy the roots aud great
d.iud.e Was done to crops.
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CROOKS COURIER NOT HEARD FROM.

CHEYENNE, Wv. T., July 2l.-The courier who
left Cen. Crooks camp on the evening of the 18TH
inst. has not reached Fort Fetteuuan. As in IL
former instance, ms horse may have given out.
Seven companies OF Gen. Norrit's 9Th Cavalry 1T
rived at Fort Laramie today, and will leave fo.
Fort Fctterman tomorrow or the day following, iD-
gatheg with three additional companies oi the same
r.Vimnnt--lu in Ill
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A NEW CENTENNIAL COMMISSION FROM vIR-

RICHMOND, Va, July 21.-NOses p. Handy
editor ii The Enquirer, been appointed by the PresI-
dent Commissioner Virginia the Centennial Com
mission. rice Gen. +. L. Bagwcll deceased The same
pos.titQ was rendered to Mr. Handy when the Commits
s1n was first appointed.
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SHERMAN -ANsWERS PHILLIPS.

HE CALLS THE RECENT LETTER Az M'CpENr PRO-
DUCHoK-Ts ALLEGATIONS DENIED.
IuY IElEaRArn 10 TIE ntIBuSE.l
WAsHINGToH, July 2l.-Gen. Sherman has writ
ten letter 10 Mr. Tlppln. Of the Indian Peace
Commissioner, OF Isis, in which h. presents some
facts in reply 10 che rcmarkab.a eiinson OF Wendell
Philips published in aNew-lOrk pap'r. The oiig-
nal letter has never been received by Cen Sherman
and, az he expresses it, has been written at hiin
rather than to him. lie a,ludes to tie letter
fabrication throughout anh n most hnpudent
production especially in view of the fact that he
never had any personal acquaintance with Mr..
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TIE SAILING MASTERS EXPLANAlIO ION.
Capt. 0. +. Rowland, sailing master OF the
Mohawk who ID confined in the New-Brighton Town
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE TURcO sERyLAN wAR.

BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF TIlE Observation-Disclosures
CAPTURE oF NOsTAR IMNINENT--TIIE ROUMk
MAN GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED.