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The New York herald., 1876-09-22
MURDEROUS TRAMPS.
TERRonIsM ON ACCOUNT OF RowDY RuFr1Axs
LAND.

TKRRonIsM ON ACCOUNT OF RowDY RuFF1ANs
WHO BEG THEIR BREAD THROUGH NEW ENG
LAND.
Bosrox, Sept 81, 1919
There Is . fc!gn ot terror account of the tramp
country, in cities and large towns well as in tho
rural districts Their dcpredatons and outrages arc
daily becoming boldcr. Only last Sunday an inoffen-
sivc old woman in the town of OTIS was murdered
without tho slightest provocaton, and when taken
into custody the only explanation offered by the vaga
bond was that ho couldn't help it," and he was sper
fecty willing the crowd should lynch him." An
officer prevented this, however, and The wretch was
to-day committed for murder
Another, the circumstances of which are moro hor
ribe than the above is reported from Meoway,
small town q few miles southeast from this city.
About twelve O'Clock yesterday tramp called AT the
house OF Mr. John Neylon, tho brush factory at
the boundary between Medwny and Norfolk, and
supposed he hnd departed on his travels Ho
proved to be scoundreI, however, he
decoyed littlo daughter of Mr.. Ncylon.
eight years old, the woods attempted to out
rage her. The child screamed for help, notwithstand
Ing tho threats OF tho rulaa and her cfies aroused
her father who at went her relief The tramp
became so cnragod at his failure that he lifted Tho child
bodily and threw her into pond. Hc then fed into
the depths OF the wood ana escaped
Mr.. Ncylon found the child In the pond, and, with
the assistance OF neshbors, rescued her In
hausted condition.
There great excitement In the town over the
affair, and large crowd turned scour the woods
for the culprt The Indignation was intense had
the tramp been caugh, yesterday he would have been
lyncbed. The woods surrounded, but tho search
Tor the miscreant proved unavaing up a late hour
last night IL isxnown that he is sti in the woods,
however, and the search for him continues 1t Is not
improbable that the citzcns will take the law into
their own hands II the criminal should be found
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"MOLLIES" GETTING JUSTICE.
MURDERERs AND PRRJURERs VIGOROUSLY PROSE
CUrED IN PENNSYLVANIA

MURDEREns AND rRRJURERs VIGOROUSLY PROSE-
CUrED IN PENNSYLVANIA
PorrsvILLx, Pa, Sept. 21, 1870
Hitherto OF tho dcfcnces greatly relied upon by
the criminal classes in this county, and especially by
the sMollics." was the wholesale perjury OF their
friends to prove abis OF and trial Sew
crd murdercrs have in the past escaped tho
halter by this MEANS two OF whom are known posi-
tried the second time Wholesale perjury was
relied upon by all the 'Nfolies' when they were
first arrested and It rs known through detectives
that entire line OF defence prepared for Doyle
Just before his trial at Mauch Chunk witnesses wcro
drilled ss to what they were each 10 swear TO- Tho
they had been betrayed ana Doyle had no defence at
all
In the trial OF the Yost murdcrcrs q number OF wit
for the defence perJured themselves and woro
arrested.
law officers recognized the fact for the safe
administration OF justice perjury must be made not
only odIous, but Ms dangerous to those who
prosecution was, therefore, resolved upon. The FIRST
trial of perured witnesses began yesterday and cndcd
to-day IN tue conviction of tho defendant, James
Duly He will pay the full penalty OF the law.
The trial OF Michael Lawor, OF Shenandoah, an ac-
ccssory before the fact the murder OF William Wren,
Raven Run began to-day and will, no doubt, end
shortly IN his conviction
Patrick McKcnus, Body Master Of the Molly Mcguire
division summit Hill was lodged jail hero to-ay
TO his trial tho charge OF the murder OF Nor
gan Powell in 1871 All the hidden crimes are coming
70 light
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WANTED PAY AND FOOD.
DENOMINATION BY RAILROAD LABoREns-UH-
PAID AND HUNGRY.

DEMONSTRATION BY RAILROAD LABoREns--uH-
PAID AND HUNGRY.
KEEyE. N. H. Sept a. 1915
About $50 men, laborers on the Manchester and
Kceno Railroad, marched into this city about ono
O'Clock this afternoon, armed with sticks aud clubs
and created a general alarm The Court House bell
was rung and Central square was speedily filled with
ci,izcns. The belong to Commer's gang and are
pr,ncwaily Italians. The from other gangs have
joincd them. They claim that they promised
their pay the 25h OF August but have been put OF
from day day. They also state that their boarding
house keepers longer obtain credit and are out
provisions and that they have nothing 10 eat They
say they only want
SOMETHING TO EAT
The cause OF all the trouble on the road seems TO
have been that the original Contractors Nessrs. Tap
nan x Richardson, OF ston, who agreed 10 furnish
unds build the road until such timc ns the directors
could draw their quotas IRON tho towns which had
voted them have proved 10 be unable to fulb their
agreement and do not supply the necdful money 10
sub ractors and consequently the men are not
paid.
have prevailed OF threats by the men TO have their
or burn the city. Both ae police force and military
are amply sufficient TO preserve the peace and the men
themselves seem disposed 10 DO quiet ana orderly.
Some arrangements Will probably be made for tempo
rary furnishing them with food, and the directors will
probably terminate their contract with tho present
parties the arrival OF tho engineer who 10 sxpccte1
soon
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator George S. Boutwell,, OF Massachusetts, 10 %
tho Fifth Avenue Hotel. Senator Thomas +. Bayard,
of Delaware yesterday arrived at the New York HOTEL
Congressman Charles H. Adams, OF Cohocs, NJ Y, ID
at tho Windsor Hotel Senator Daniel b. St. John, OF
Newburg, is at tho Hotel Brunswick John N. Fran
cis. of Troy, is at the Metropolitan Hotel Congress-
man George N. Beebe, Of Monticello, N. ", Ii at tho
Everett House. Colonel William N. Wherry, Unitcd
States Army is at the Sturcvant House. Captain N.
Kouschakcwctsch, OF the Russian Army, Is At the
Hoffman House. Charles Gill and G. J. Battle, mem-
bers Of the Cananian Parliament and cxCongressman
b. 7. Biggs, of Delaware arc at tho Grand Central
Hotel Ex-Mayor Daniel n. Fox. of Philadelphia, u at
the st. James HOTEL
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PAYMAsTER BREEZE.


Hn rs REPORTED SAFE AZ PHILADELPHIA.
NEwroKr. Sept n, lS79
On Sunday the newspapers contained . press de-
spatch relative to The mysterious disappcsrance OF
Past Assistant Paymaster John Breeze, United States
Navy OF this city, and fears expressed that he
had been robbed and murdered. as il was known thas
he had from 81 900 TO So 900 upon his person. He
rived home from tho Asatic station in tho Saco IN
July, and. nothing having been heard from HIM since
August there no little anxiety to his fato at
the Navy Department and also at his home hero To-
day his brother command Of the torpedo station at
this place received Intelligence that no was In Phia-
delphia on sunday aud that he would be home in .
few days. The occasion OF the Misunderstanding was
simply neglect his part to inform his friends Of his
intention VISIT his relatives In the West and also in
Montreal alter getting his leave OF absence dis eocis
arriving home some timo led to the belief that
something was wrong, and caused his brother to
promptly inform the Navy Department Of his sus-
nc
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THE MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.
IDENTIFICATION OF THE BODY AS THAT OF
FRANK D. SMITH, PRIVATE SECRETARY TO
Mr.. RoBRsoN.

IDENTIFICATION OF THE BODY AS THAT OF
rBANK D. SMITH, PRIVATE SECRETARY TO
Mr.. RoBRsoN.
NEWPORT, R. l.. Sept 21, 1875
The mysterious suicide on the steamer Newport has
been identified by young man arriving on tho
Fall Rivor boat this morning for that purpose He
recognized the body that Of Frank d. Smith. pr
vate secretary of the Secretary of the Navy instead
OF as "Frank Wheeler" tho name given by the
deceased before his death. He called upon Coroner
White and soon alter his arrival identified the body,
which had been placed in the receiving tomb, and the
various articles belonging TO him. Ho stated that
Smith assumed tho nnmc Of Wheeler n few weeks bo-
fore his DEATH companion Of his bearing that name,
and tho request to publish the card which found
in the mirror IN tho NKw YORK HERALD was for the
purpose OF notifying his friends OF his death in as quiet
q manner as possible.
FoREwARSING MS FRIENDS.
Just after his departure from New York, being evil
IDENTIFY detcrm. ned TO commit suicide, he forwarded
note TO that effect to his friend and IN fact he told
him that he should commit tho deed that very night
In tho noto hc gave instructions about paving his
just debts, and expressed wish that the Fall River
authorities might inter his body before those outside
of his frichds knew hts real name.
UNREQUTED LOVE.
few weeks ago he his sister, which, together
with the refusal OF young lady In New York 10 re-
cprocatc his Affection led his friends suppose that
he would do something rash.
Last week no handed number or Official de-
spatches by Secretary Robcson with which he was
ordered to proceed to China After completing ar
for his journey he proceeded to New York,
which city he reached on Saturday last He stopped
at the Hoffman House, where he renamed unit! Mon
day noon, when he stepped on board the steamer
Newport aud applied for passage 10 Fall RIVER al
ready reported In tic HkRALD
He has a married sister, who resides Staten
Island His father and mother arc both dead II
secrecy had been possible 10 MS identity the nen
tion to let the body remain at Fall River TILL the
affair had blown over when 1t would be taken New
York for intcrmcnt but as the public have got tho
facts is possible that the body viii DO forwarded at
once.
Secretary Robson in New York few days ago,
and when he heard OF the affair ho concluded at
once that the victim was his secretary.
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AN OFFICIAL SENTENCED.

THE LUzERNE COUNTY COURT HOUSE RING BE-
CEIvING PUNISHMENT.
WMKEsBARRE. Pa, Sept 81 1876
Reinhart Gersbachcr, ex-County Commissioner Of
Luzerne, and leading member Of the Court House
Ring, whose trial In six Of extortlou and
bczzlement set down for this week. to-day aston
ished the entire community by pleading 'guilty'' to
tho five charges Of extortion and mot guilty" to tho
charge OF embezzlcment which tho leading counsel
say cannot be sustained.
Judge Garrick N. Harding thcreupon sentenced him
paw fine OF $3.50 for the first four cases, and Tor
the last to undergo Imprisonment in the Luzerne
County Prison Tor tho period OF ono year.
The court dcnsey packed with spectators
ANXIOUS 10 get glimpse of the aged prisoner
Tho So, 900 dcfauting cx-COunty Treasurer james
Courtrght who pleaded guilty to his steal at the June
Sessions, will next receive his sentence. Meanwhile
batch of other rogues are TO be tricd
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYyIcE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Sopt 22--l A. N.
-

WAR DEPARTMENT
OvyIcE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Sopt 22-l A. n
P,obabaIieG
For Friday the South Atlantic States rising baron
ctcr northeast southeast winds, warmer, cloudy and
rainy weather.
For tho Eastern Gu States, northwest winds COOLER
partly cloudy weather and rising barometer
For Western Gulf States, stationary, possibly fol-
lowed by falling barometer increasing southeast Winds
warmer, clear weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising barome-
ter, northeast to northwest winds, cooler, clear or
clearing weather
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys stationary, possibly followed by falling pasome-
ter, northeast veering to southeast Winds warmer,
clear or pnrtly cloudy weather.
For tho lake region castcrly winds, stationary tenn
pcrature and pressure and partly cloudy weather.
For New England, stationary, possibly followed by
falling barometer, northeast winds shifting SOUTH
east, warmer cloudy weather and light rain.
For the middle Atlantic States, southeast winds
possibly increasing 10 brisk, stationary or falling
barometer, warmer, cloudy and rainy weather
Cautonary signals are ordered for tho New Jersey
coast
The rivers will probably fall. except stationary or
slightly rising in tho Lower Mississippi and Ohio
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LATER DESPATCH.
! LAW THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH
THREATENED.
MARTIAL LAW

WASHINGTON, Sept 21 1876.
Neither Governor Chamberlain any one repre-
senting South Carolina had called the Attorney
General up to the hour Of closing his ofco day.
Judge Taft lett tonight for Ohio. 1t lis thought that
tho South Carolina delegation thus far have failed to
convince the adm OF the propriey OF send
ing troops to the State in larger numbcr1 than is
covered in the disposition now made. However,
high official OF tho government acknowledged that
very bad of affairs exists there and declaration
of martial law again the Southern States rs among
tho near probabilities and is under consideration
II the present Of affairs becomes aggravated
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

During the earlier part Of tho day yesterday Com
modore Vanderbilt suffered severely, and for few
hours there seemed TO bc great danger OF fatal
relapse. Toward evening. however, his wonderful
rccuperave powers asserted themselves. ana AZ ten
O'Clock ne free from pain, and though somewhat
weaker not thought to be in immediate danger
During the OF the evening he sat up In the
front par!or or about hour but received no visit
Ors eXcepl members Ol his family.
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ENGLAND.

INDIA COUNCIL BILLS ALLOTTED ON CHANCE.
LONDON Sept q, 1874
sYRrcx or suvxR
Silver is-six p. M-quoted to- day at 81 "a. 5lAd
per ounce
INDIA COUNCIL BILLS.
Three hundred and my thousand pounds worth Of
India Council bills allotted yesterday At I'd. TO
6-l6d. per rupee advance last weeks rates
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THE BEAVER MEADOW MASSACRE.

SALT LAKE CRY, Sept FL 1875
In the Beaver court to-day Mr.. Bishop. of counsel
for tho Defence asked for delay Of ten days before
sentence is passed on Lee, to givo HIM time to ne
grounds appeal in the Lee Is sad threaten
ing times. There is rumor that he intends to ex-
pose more than is already known.
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ton merely to give satisfhc,on abroad, but the
government would not allow any non-Caholic creed 70
attempt TO establish itself In Spain
PROTESTANT MBLxA
In this connection Madrid telegram to day states
that the has approved the conduct Of tho
project OF vaadod who forbade the sale Of Protestant
Bblos in the streets Of that place.
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TRoUBLn WITH TIN NEz PERcEs INDIANS
ANOTHER TREATY DRoKEN AND AxoTHxR

TRoUBLA WITH TIN NEz PERcEs INDIANS
ANOTHER TREATY DRoKEN AND AxorHxR
WAR THREATENED.
WASHINGTON D. c., Sept 81 1870
General O. o. Howard. in command Of the Depart
Of Oregon has arrived here endeavor adjust
the difficulty with ths Nez Perces Indians, which
threatens to result in general Indian that
frontier. These Indians claim that promises made to
them by tho Modoc Peace Commissioner, Meacham, to
the effect that certain valley, with it's salmon fish,
cries, should be them FREQ from tho whitc
men, have been broken. Through the influence OF tho
government OF Oregon and the late Secretary Delano
this valley was opened to settlement
WAR THREATEyED.
The whites have crowded in thcro and havc throat
ened to drive the Indians out. One Indian
Gently murdered by white men and both parties arc
arming General Howard is Of tho opinion that a
commission Of civilians and army officers could adjust
tho difficulty and prevent war; which would cost the
government at least So 0O0 The Interior Depart
ment authorities secm to approve General Howard's
pan and will be submitted TO the AdJutant General
OF the army
GENERALS SHERIDAN AND CROOK N COUNCIL.
CHErESSE, wy. T., sept. 81, 1870
General Crook arrived at Fort Laramie this evening
and is now In council with General Sheridan who has
ktrn that v,r, ofn veIa
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN TIN

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The WEEKLY HERALD for this week contains graphic
report of the International Rife Match together with
the Target Diagrams and Scores of tho Teams; Full
Report of Crooks Victory; tho South Carolina Riots;
Mountain Meadows Massacre Trials: Lucus Robinson's
Letter of Acceptance; Centenary Celebration of the
Harlem Plains Battle; Alexander Stephens Reply to
Thurow Weed tho latest and most important ntelli-
gcnce from Washington and Special Cable Dispatches
from all parts of tho world 1t also contains review
t,c Horse, Cattle and Dry Goods Markets; Financial
and Commercial Reports Agricultural and Sporting
Intelligence; Obituary Notices, and tho most impor.
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The New York herald., 1876-09-22

CHRISTINA AND Ex-QUEEN IsABELLA-THE
RELIGIOUS QUESTION AND ONSLAUGHT ON
PRoTKsrANrIsM.
LONDON, Sept 2l, 1876.
Reuters Telegram Company have received tho fol-
loving summary OF the situation in Spain:-
strenuous efforts bcing made Senior Can
svas del Castillo, the Prime Minister Three courts
Exist at overwhelmingly, King Alfonso's, ex-Queen
christinas--thc latter supported by the remaining
part,sans Of Marshal Espartero--and ex-Qucen lsa-
bcIa's court at Santandcr The latter is actively in
lrgung She Is principally influenced by the clergy,
but in lesser degree by Senor Sagasta Marshal scr
rano and General Novachcs II is believed these lat
would not hesitate 10 adhere tho policy OF re-
hgious intolerance in order to secure tho
ALLIANCE OF TnE IsAnELLIsr PARTY.
Isabella has distributed portraits OF herself aud chill
dren all The generals At present the object of both
Christmas and Isabcla's ntrgues is to secure the
restitution OF their property by the Spanish Treasury
They claim respectively 100000 and 80 900, 600
pcseias
sESoR CASTILLO
positively refuses these demands. A member of tho
party now In power recently expressed the opinion
~ the eect Of the tolsraon clause in constu
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THE MARsTON NAIL ROBBER.

PoRr JERvIs, N. Y, Sept q, 1876.
Riley Carr, indicted in Sullivan county for the rob-
berry OF the post office at Marson was taken to New
York city to-day to be tried before United States
Commissioned.
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CARD.
To Citizens and Strangers FALL HAT ready -
2l2 broadway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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SPAIN.

'HoEx TROOPS FOR CUBA-THE KINGS FAREWELL.
MADRID, Sept 81, 1870
King Alfonso formally took leave of and addressed
battalion OF troops upon their leaving Madrid Cuba
yesterday.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes in the
temperature Tor tho past twenty -four hours in CON-
parson with tho corresponding dato of last year. as
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1876-09-22
A HOME ON 9TH Ay

A HOME ON 9TH Ay
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661 9Th av.. between 52d and SD Sta
There nine rooms. large, light and commodtous BE-
sides kitchen, bntlcr's pantry and bathroom.
Each 81 feet, tho most fashionable part OF oh
ty 100 feet deep.
The Osbonc possesses two features Is that
Is thoroughly warmed thus saving expense and trouo'sto
its residents -
that tho fatigue Of going stairs Ia avoided
by
FIRST CLASS PASSENGER ELEVATOR
1t is complete in all its appoin tmcntA
desirable suits to be obtained BY applying %
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xZ1 BOSS ARRIVAL IN THE FRANKLIN Az
x1cuATzD BIZ WASHINGTON OFFICIALS.
WASHINGTON, Sept q, 1875
No doubt 10 expressed in official quarters that Tweed
viii be brought homo In tho United States steamer
Franklin, Spain having surrendered him TO the Uniod
0tatss ~ IN act Of friendship.
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GABLE NEWS
From AN Parts Of the
old\ World
THE WAR y, THE EAST.
A Wavering Policy Practised by
Turkey and Servia.
PRINCE MILAN'S PROCLAMATION.
French and Turkish Ministers
in Council
PRINCE NICHOLAS IN ENGLAND.
lore Spanish Battalions for the Cuban
Slaughter House.
SAVANS WATCHING THE STARS.
A Large Amount Of India Crown Bills
Allotted on the London Change.
THE PLANET VULCAN.
1Es TRANSIT Own THE SUN VISIBLE IN OCTOBER.
rm1uAL DHRATuH 10 THE HERALD BIZ CABLE.
PARIS, Sept q, 1875
The celebrated astronomer, Leverrier assures the
HERALD correspondent that the transit OF the planet
Vulcan across the sun will be visible on the I'd or
Sd Of October.
AMERICAN OBSERVATIONS
American observations are desired
A Large Amount Of India Crown Bill
Allotted on the London Change.
THE PLANET VULCAN.
TWEED.

THE Ex-Doss SAID TO BE At SEA yo1 CUBA
AND AMERICA.
LONDON, Sept q, 1874
A special despatch to the London Tmes from SAINT
snder states that William NJ Tweed sent yester-
day to Corunns, where no embarked for Cuba, to
bs surrendered ON his arrival there to the United
States onicers
ARMY NEWS DENIED
The same despatch announces that 900 troops have
len Corunna for Cuba
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rAsrs ars already Is, 600 Russians in ssrviA
a1xAx UNCERTAINTY PREvAIILNo-YoRz1oN n
rxREsTs ACTIVELY AT WORK.

a11Ax UNCERTAINTY PREvAIILNo-YoR11oN IN
rxREsrs ACTIVELY AT WORK.
LONDON, Sept II, 1870
The correspondent Of the Times at Belgrade, In q
despatch 10 that paper says he doubts whether 1t il
possible to ignore Prince MIlan's proclamation
King tho priests and the of the population
side with General Tchernayen and the Russians. The
correspondent also says-''Servia now believes in
victory, and must say this belief is not surprising
POSITIONS THE YIELD.
"The servlan Morava army occupies strong position,
forming q semicirclo from Alexinatz and Dcligrad
around to Djumi and Wiki.
.Tho Turkish army is concentrated, but It il
in vaIlcy between the left and right OF the Servian
position, tho Turks would not have much chance OF
advancing further II Is also asserted that the Turks
lack food. Deserters assert that when changing their
camping grounds the Turks burn their tents
'rhc Scrvians believe this Is In consequence Of the
appearance OF the plague"
ENGLISH IDEAS THE ErFEcr ARMIsrrcE.
Tho Dcligrad correspondent of tho Daily Neps tele-
graphs that journal ollows-"If the armistice
for fortnight should not bc surprised II starvation
compelled the Turks to evacuate their positions"
AUSTRIAN EFFORTS PEACE, WHY.
A despatch to tho Daily Nccs from Vienna says the
Austrian Ambassador at Consta ntnope negotiating
relative tho conditions Of peace between the Porto
and Montenegro In hopes OF obtaining the cession Of
tho port Of Spitza TO Montenegro
FRENCH AND TURKISH MINISTER'S IN COUNCIL.
PARIS, Sept 21, 1876.
lie Temps to-day says:-"The Due Decazes Minister
biForeign Affairs. and the Turkish Ambassador had
Interview yesterday Communications we're then
changed which seem 10 show that the chances for
early poaee very substantial There is very evi-
dent good will on all SIDES"
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THE EASTERN WAR.

0u SULTAN WILL GRANT AN ARMsrIc1 n
1uss1A cEAsxs TO POUR HzR TROOPS INTO
Ox1vIA.
LONDON Sept %, 1875.
Tho Nmef Berlin telegram says:-'The Porte Is
ready 70 accord prolonged armistics provided Rus
~ suspends the despatch of officers and soldiers to
Belgrade"
rAsrs ars already IL, 600 Russians in ssrvia
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NEGROES AND UNITED STATES
TROOPS.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., Sept 21, 1870
Tho city was considerably excited to-day by teIe
gram received from Augusta, TO the effect that CON-
pany United States soldiers had been fred into BY
tho negro rioters In Aiken county, and that five tho
soldiers had boon seriously wounded. The HERALD
special correspondent has yet heard from He
lett with General Hagoods command and the sceno
OF the is about tworty miles IRON any telegraph
further will probably not DO received TO-
night
LATER DESPATCH
Tho HERALD special reporter telegraphs from Rouse's
Bridge that all Is quiet along the Port Royal Rniroad
both whites and blacks dispersed and all danger is
for tho present. least The report Of tho attack
on the troops by negroes incorrect Tho troops
returned to Aiken.