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New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
BLOODSHED ~ SOUTH CAROLINA.

POLITICAL MEETING DISTURBED NEGROES KILL
TWO WHITE MEN AND WOUND FOURTEEN
OTHERS.
CHARLESTON, $. C., Oct. 16.-The JOINT can
vas. d.. Charleston County by the Democrats and Repuo
lcuns which has been IN progress for some days. has
resulted in serious collision AT Caluhoy, about
nine miles from here. II had been agreed th"t
both whites and blacks should attend the
,uact,ne Without arms. During the speaking
an alteration arose between two individuals Of opposite
parties shot having been fired by one OF thon' the
NEGROES belonging to the state militia, and comprising
tb, minority Of the meeting secured their muskets,
which were secrcted near by, and simultaneously
yollcy fired into the unarIhed
whites from bushes sIirting nelghborng
raytUc The Writes being few IN number
and altogether unpreparcd to fight retrcated TO the
steamer that had brought them from the city out ho
bcor two o. hcir number had been killed ana fourteen
,rouud.d qe dead were lcft the ground in posses
sion o the nec,oes About 80 armed whites left the city
tins evening CanuOy to recover the bodies ana 10
afford protection the whites Of that vicinity VINO are
in dread Of beng attacked or burned out
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
MARYLAND DELAWARE, AND VIRGINIA DAY-BRiL-
LIANT FIREWORKS

MARYLAND DELAWARE, AND VIRGINIA DAY-BRiL-
LIANT FIREWORKS
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.-The preparations
for the State dav celebrations Of Maryland Delaware
Virginia and the District OF Columbia are In course o
completion and include the following cerem0nles' nv
1890 A. m GOV Cochrane Of Delaware VIII enter inc
grounds with military escort and accompanied by the
Mayor and city councils OF Wilmington members OF the
State Legislature members Of Congress and other uS
tnp1shed citzeas OF the State The visitors VIII pro
ceed TO the Delaware State building where they VIII DC
welcomed At IL o'clock Gov Carroll Of Maryland WIN
his staff and escorted by the 9Th and Oh Mary lana
mens will arrive at the grounds and at II O'Clock the
authorities of that state and all visiting Maryanders WI"
assemb. In the Judges Hail. when the orator Tor the
State the Hon. j. v L. Fndlay, Will speak. Al O'CLOCK
the Centennial tournament will begin on the camp
Grounds at the foot OF Georges HILL Virginia nowlth-
Standing the disncnatiOn Of the state authOrlts 10
oGicate i'm an official capacity, VIII doubtless DC lcPiV
sented hy thousands OF her people ,.-t.. au5
An address Arkansas, her resources %
progress. was delivered by the Hon. David walker Vi
that STATE this morning, in the Judges HAT ,.,..
for the brilliant pyfOlccnhc ulsP1y
OH Wednesday evening are being prosecuted py t t,o
Nyorkmcu of irock CO. OF London on the sle oi tc
former dsray on Georges Hill The illumination OF t thc
grounds will be more extensive scdle lnn up
evening OF Pcunsy lyauia day 400 coOred Hsh'S pes
used throughout the illuminated area . . A.
,1m bureau rcpO.t llc atlchui,o
Main exhibition Building today a so cents, 13yO5; NJ
25 cents l20; and at the Live Stock Ehhptloh' ooo
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

Jacob StOlier, Postmaster of Homestead Sta
ton " j., little station back Of Union Hill. az
rested yesterday afternoon by Deputy Collector +. r.
Hawey. assisted by Deputy United States Marshal
Deubert and others, charge Of running Illicit
still The officers surrounded the premises which are
used also az wood and coal yard and upon entering the
building found a st Of about $50 gallons capacity in
full operation Two men were found at work In the
place one OF whom escaped The other jumped from
eecondsOry window, bat was caught before he had run
the still almost directly In the rear OF the place
occupied the pOstOce well as business oice Mr.
Stor dscam all know ledge OF be business carried
on there Everything connected with the Stll proper
was destroyed Including about 1000 gallons OF mash
and quantity OF rum and mOasses The prisoners were
brought before United States Commissioner Murhead OF
Jersey City. and held in 5000 bail each for examine
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

The all-engrOSsing topics of conversation III
Brooklyn political circles yesterday the probable
local nominations OF the County and city Conventions TO
be held to-day and Thursday The most marked change
in the political outlook within the last few days have
been the dropping of Of candidates whose pros
poets have become hopeless Very few new name have
appeared and the contest tor each position on Ae tick
els in most instances has narrowed 10 race between
two or three rivals whose prospects OF success have al
ready been indicated III The TRIBUNE
The contested Assembly Distinct delegations on the
Sixth and Twelfth Wards and the county delegations
were admitted TO the Democratic General Committee
last night Edward TOOhIll. cauddate for Assembly in
the Ild District, who was defeated al the primaries,
accused James Dunn and OthcE OF procuring men from
New York 10 vote at the elections.
Tne primaries Of the sOcum Democrats were held last
eypuur
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
EXPLOSION AT A MILITARY ACADEMY.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 16.-To-night at
the Highland Military Academy gasoline tank, used
for making gas for the academy buildings exploded c.
b. Mecalf proprietor and principal Of the academy Ed
win Moore carpenter and John Morse, labOrer,
standing over the tank az the time aud all Of them
thrown into the air by the explosion, ana quite
seriously burned Mr. Mctca being the most severely
Injured The earth around tire tank thrown up but
none of the buildings were injured. Mr Mecaf and his
assistants were examining tue tank for leak, ana the
yapOr was ignted by their lantern
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
Southern Mahratta because OF failure OF the crops
Government have opened relief works. scarcity 10 ALSO
expected in Khandeish and Nassick.
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Oct. 16.-The Alexandra Palace
Company has filed a petition in bankruptcy. The Alex
andra Palace is a well-known place of amusement
situated on Muswell HILL
LONDON, Oct. 16.-Reuter's telegram from
Madrid states that the Bishop of Mnorca has issued
new circular enoining masters Of primary schools
not admit the OF PrOesants and other dsseers
TORONTO, Oct. 1G.-The gales of the past
few DAYS have proved disastrous to the shipping the
lake The schooner Wood Duck, Capt. Thomas, when
left Oswego week ago for Toronto Is reported missing
Several other vessels overdue here.
MONTREAL, Oct. 16.-Lazarus's pawnbroker
shop NOtre Daule-st entered by burglars last
night Jewelry and diamonds to the value OF S2OOeO
were stolen No clcw has been obtained "a to the ROD
bers the booty.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
THE HOUSE MURDER IRIAL.
DETAILS OF THE MURDER-TEsIIMoNY GIVEN YES
TERDAY.

DETAILS OF THE MURDER-TESIIMONY GIVEN YES
TERDAY.
The trial of Irene.A. V. House for the mur-
der Of her husband, Orson A. House at west "hs"I'
Mercer County, " j., bcgun at Trenton yesterday
mornng The case has attracted much attention. House
b.v,,,, ,eeu prominent New-York divorce lawyer, ana
II has been kept constantly before the puphc
by the testamcltary proceedings m inc new
York courts. House had purchased the West "ihdSoI
place IN January and taken his wife, with her son an'
two sisters and his own father and sister. to live there
On the night of June 80 he reached home from New
Yorl, about o'clock aud while at the supper table
had a dispute with his WIFE which resulted in his
striking her Her son mterfered, and House
assaulted tuc boy The mother then up stars, Sc
cured revolver and fired at her huS1ihu hlillE Il'
almost instantly. The Coroner Jury i'u.'u ~ W
Wiliful and deliberate murder NcytTtht"-7 All =
Uri.t Who mas been seriously M much OF thc time SINCE
the occurrence, can scarcely br sdd to nave pu ~
arrest although she has been under constant surNel-
M sr the ease was called the courtroom was drn'ey
crowdrd many women being among the audience. INC
first Witnes, was Dr. Thomas A. Ma'hth1,e' Ioit,5 iu ~
Puy,iriau VINO testified thdt when he hd hcrh cIeu ~
the scene found the body lying ~ thc SaTu WIN " @
lciule In the NCht triupe, Wouhd upon 'D'
three inches IN lrngth ami two bruises over lhc nose
He made "A post-murtem eNauIiuau"u on the fuu"ink
bTiin causing death. Nrs. william liamliilI SISTER Of
Mrs House trshcd that she resided WIN Yer ntc, AZ
the time the tragedy, and saw urr shoot hr. hts'
She then ave detained account of the dispute AMI the
conduct ~ Mr. House winch led 10 the sho 'lu2'
William Iiammlll, husband oi the FORMER MIl'7' Mt"
aisn saw the shooting, testified 10 ihc
I'M treatment which caused Mn. Houses action
pltrick Coffee ana O,oIIr Stoyrr WurkmrH employ cd ht
il, n iisr MACE corrouuutci liduWia. testimony A.
10 Houses threats toward - WIFE, ana lhc -'oli e" '
murder wl- all important particulars tir SANE ~ 'e
A. Ilou-r gave dc-criI ton ul ttr -uo"il"S d" NJ W u
She wa- witness, standing by the siIc ui iD' drr' ci
man. and u ful ot her sister Whch tL' '' ~ H''
thc pistol At the conclusion "f The irsum"y a., L"e'o
TIA nUuHc the court adjourned ANITA 10 q. H. tod"J
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
REPUBLICAN RALLY AND BARBECUE.


eREAT DEMONSTRATION TO BE HELD Al MYRTLE
AVENUE PARK, BROOKLYN.
Extensive arrangements have been made for
the Republican Rally and Barbecue at Myrtle Avenue
Park. Brooklyn on Thursday afternoon and evening,
under the auspices OF the Republican Associations OF the
Eighteenth, Twenty-frst, Twentythird, and Twenty
tth Wards Early this morning two Of the oxen which
arc to be roasted viii be brought to this city and ex-
hioed at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, City Hall, and in
Was; in the afternoon they will be taken 10 Brooklyn.
The exercises at the park will begin at IL a. m Five
stands have been erected at which the following persons
will preside: No l, c. W. GODDARD; No. 2, ID. r. James
No. Irish.Americau). William r. Grace; No 4 Ger
nanAmericanl, Solomon splitter; No. (cOiored), the
Rev +. w. Raw
Among the speakers announced to be present Gen.
Gen. John COchrgnc. the II 'n. A. ". Teuney, Daniel
Doughclty, Gen. James W. Hustled, tbe Hon. JOhn
OaCy CXJudgc Dittrnhuefci. the Rev. Henry Highland
6unett, auU many others COueruu's illt band ana q
thor OF 100 Voices including the UdttOn Gec club, Will
FURNISH music during the exercises. The PARK VIII he
Nhinesc lanterns, ana during the day sdutes VIII DC
nfcd from Brooklyn UgLts ana Washington and Myrtle
Avenue Parks Ghe BOYS IN Blue, minute men, and
Other uniformed organizations from this city and Brook
lyh viii parade evening Iifty thousand cards OF
invitation have been issued and the intention Of the
managers make 10 the largest political denOnstra-
ton held in Brooklyn The park Is accessible from
hom Wifhansbmgh ferries by the Bushwck-ave and
Broadway cars aud from the Fifth Avenue Hotel and
opsvr parts New-YOrk by the TwentytbiFdst. ferry
and cars from GreenpOnt.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
REJECTION OF ELECTORAL VOTES.
CAN A STATE BE DIsFRANCHIsED BY CONGRESS AND
HAYES THUS BE DEFEATED
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct 16.-There has been con-
,derable discussion Of late regard to the possible
course Of the counting Of electoral votes on the second
wednesday OF February next in case the Presldehai
election should be very close and turn upon the counting
or rejection OF the vote of single state Democrats
here have asserted that in the election OF Gov
Hayes Shouts turn upon accepting the vote OF south
Carolina the House would object and under the twenty
second iOint rule, which provides that either
House persists in obectng to receive tue No'e
OF apy state it shall not be received they
,ropld prevent its being counted and thus
defeat the election Of Hayes Several similar cases have
formed the subject Of discussion here II Is however
fact though not generally known, that thus far the
xLIvth Congress has not adopted any JOINT rules Each
Ccnress enacts its rules The practice has been AZ
tb openng Of the session To pass resolutions adopting
the rules Of the previous Congress- and generally such
resolution passes a matter OF course Al the last
session however the House adopted the rules the SEN
ate failed TO concur and consideration OF the subject
went over under an objection TO present consideration
nv senator Edmuuds. As final result the session closed
without adopting joint rules and the twenty second rue
ten with the rest This left the joint convention for
eouptn the electoral without rules other than
the constitutional provision for its meeting and the open
ING NJ the votes by the President Of the Senate and the
counting Of the same.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
TELEGRAPHIC NOTE1

BosroS, Oct. 16-B r. Nourse of this city has
declined TO the Silver COmnsson owing TO business
ENGAGEMENTS.
B5sroN oct. lG-Edward Wiggeswortb a prom
inent Of thus city, died at residence No 81
st., last night
san Francisco, Oct. l6.--Mueckc. Victor & Co.'S
shipping commission house failed day The ass
probably IN OF the Liabilities aud II is hoped that the
suspension VIII be temporary.
MILWAUKEE, oct. 1G.-A forged letter of credit
and forged drafts purporting 10 be drawn the American
EXCHANGE Bank Of York By the First National
city, have been offered az Memphis
FoRr MONROE Oct. 1G.-Thc schooner G. w. Lewis,
from Savannah IN here yesterday morning In distress and
anchored on the fort Two died ast night Bauy
tug aud tOwed the vessel 20 the quaau
sewels Point today. They have medical attenGanco
tOdAy.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
LOCAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.

The delegates to the Assembly District Tam
many and AntiTammany Nominating Conventions, 10
nominate Asscmbymen IN each district, met last even
ing in their respective headquarters and IN each
appointed conference committees, and adjourned until
future date. These conference committees will par,c
pate in the conference OF the Senatorial Cong
siOual and AdeTmGuiC Conference Committees al Tam
many and Irving Halls respectively, to be held THIS
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
JAS. G. BLAINE IN NEW-YORK..
IMMENSE MAsS-MEETING AT COOPER IN
STITUTE.

A WELCOME OF UNBOUSDED ENTHUsIAsA-Dxx-
OCRATIC BLUNDERs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN CoNGREss-DIsLOYAL WAR CLAIMs-NR.
TILDEN's RECoRD-CONDITION OF THE SOUTH.
The Hon. James G. Blaine, last evening, at Cooper
Institute addressed an audience limited in number
only by the utmost capacity of the hall, and more
persons arrived too late to gain admittance than
would have twice filled the large room. The chief
topics of the address the conduct of the Demo-
cratic House, the rebel war claims the condition OF
the South, and the necessity of either repeating or
enforcing the latest amendments to the COnstitu-
tion. The entire audience remained after the con-
cluson of Mr.. BlaInes speech and listened atten-
lively to addresses by A. w. Tenney and Slas B.
Dutcher and at IL o'clock many persons still
fingered about the building.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
TAwAfAyy AND ANTTTANlMAyY.

The Tammany Hall Conference Committee
held session yesterday, lasting less than twenty min
utes and adjourned until tns afternoon at o'clock.
After the adjournment several Of the members stated
that there little hope at present Of AN agreement
with the New-York County Democracy, but that the
meeting to be held to-day for the purpose OF confer
ring with other outside organizations
The Anti-Taumany Committee did not meet yester-
day but it was reported that call had been issued or
meeting this afternoon ~ Irving Han.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
GERMAN INDEpEXDrNr CONVENTION.

The German Independent Citizens County
Convention met last evening at Beethoven Han, F.nh-
st., near the BOwery, Herman Uhl chairman Rome
senaves from all the Assembly pstcis were present.
Oswald OtendCricr offered resolution that the conyen-
tion should nominate Andrew H. Green for Mayor,
which was carried. II then resolved that commit
tee Of from each Assembly district be appointed 10
confer with all other organizations IN tho city, and urge
thcm 10 anproye The nommallOm Of Nj. GLecn.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
oplNrs Az cNsrNLrIEs-BY rELEGRApH

S,yAXVAu oct 16.-Ihr total number of inter-
mems Yesterday -, of whhS were yellow fever VICTIMS
NNNuToN, Ont. Oct. l6.-,lohn JetirrsOn nlght
,v,tchuou. who shot days by an American
named Alden died toulgLt. Ali,n has bee arrested
ST. Lut'Is. Oct. l6.-.Iames Myers, son OF Sherh
Nf,r. ~ Jerrso. city Killed feeble Old German named
ge iaeckn this morning because the latter forbade him
to visit his daughter
BvcKsPoRI, Me-, Oct. lG-fnnk LandcIs, who
was arr sed OF suspicion of being the murderer OF to Ifm
fanny hn- discharged. Tue evidence 10 very strong
agalust L. 81 smith. MAO 10 nov In custody.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
PHILADELPHIA WANTS THE East Wall.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1G.-At meeting of the
Board Of Trade tonight the Committee Inland Trans
portation presented report relative To the fast nal
service Tie board questions to the merchants OF
the city, to which replies stating that the fast mail ser
vice was desirable were received The committee
mend the prOpricty OF establishing the fast mail hefyicc
II the arrivals and departures be arranged al hours
Ia euit the wants D community.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
THE RUSSIAN FINANCES IN DISORDER.

The Tmess Berlin special says, "ltrI spend
ing 2O,OOOOOO roubles (tl3.GOJouW ih 'hr "'' '"''v
months III attempting to MAINTAIN '"' n"''''' '"'u'
th manor c,rr,p,,y the ST. Petersburg ,oual BHk
has ayowcd A.. inability to proceed with The operation
and declares the bills viii no longer pe pad ia '"ld II
is believed that the Russian Government Is trying to oD
tain q loan IN nollnnh.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
sMuGGIER DIsrANcED BY GREAT EASTERN.

BosTON, Oct. l6.-lhree thousand people
visited Mystic Park this afternoon to witness the rt Of
the three which have been arranged for between
smuggeraud Great Eastern the winner TO receive the
gate money. Tho pools sold at 40 20 - on snugglrr
who behaved badly however aud WAS distauced III the
second heat Following THIS fccO-a race took place
for purse o 5000, winch was won by COmce-bcst Uule
2:234-Bclla second.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
TNDEpENDENT REPUBLIcAN PRIMARIES.

The Independent Republican party held pri-
mary elections throughout the city last evening al their
several headquarters, and elected delegates to thc City
and County Congressional, Adcrmanic, and Assembly
nominating conventions The county and other cOnvcH-
ons VIII assemble at Science Hail. No. III Eght-st
Wednesday evening next at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
LARGE LOSS AT MENDOZA. ILL.

MENDOZA, H., Oct 1G-A fire which oc-
cured here to-day destroyed number of buildings
causing loss Of about $40 900 which Is nearly covered
by insurance d. Frank dry goods and clothing dealer
10 the heaviest loser.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
vOL..XXXVI.. NO 1902.
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
CABINET MEETING.
.orrH CAROLINA UNDER DIsCUssIoN-THE RIFLE
CLUBS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
rBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE I


WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The Cabinet was IN seS,
non to-day,for two hours. 1t understood they au
under discussion the official application OF GOV
chamberlain of South Carolina for troops As there
were ONLY two regular cabinet officers present.
6nal decision Of the question was put over untli
,notber meeting. which will doubtless be held TO-
morrow or next day. BY that time probably secre-
tarv Chandler and Secretary Fish will both be mere
The difficult question to settle is whether OF not the
sontb Carolina rifle clubs have right to meet un-
der the provision of the Federal Constitution wnch
nermits citizens to assemble and to bear arms Inc
drift of opinion among the cabinet officers here ap-
nears TO be that the rife clubs cannot claim any
,uch privilege under the Constitution, as they are
arrayed in practical hostility to the State Govern
ment and threaten violence; and that their acts are
in defiance of provisions of the Federal law with re-
snect 10 elections
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
sNnW IN VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. l6.-lhere was an hours
snow-,torm Norfolk yesterday and also IN ths hceh-
borbood The weather IL extremely cold. The ther-
,ctcr her. Yesterday and at sunrise to-day registered
Ri. II feared thc heavy Salvr which lave pitF"i.tu
"a thr canes have been disastrous TO vessels.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
THE FIRE RECORD.
AT EAST HAVEN, CONN.

NEwHAvEN, Conn, Oct. l6.-This evening
at o'clock fire dscov red in barn adjoining the
house Of Samuel Forbes IN East Haven, just Tom
huson's Bridge All the buildings burned owned
10y samuel Forbes whose lOss Is $4,000 insured Tor
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
BLACK HILLS TREATY SIGNED.

ST.PAUL, Miun., Oct. 10 Tie Pioneer PreSs'S
sp.rlil from Bismarck says the Indian, 40 standing
Rock -rnel tie treaty rc.nqlsh ng the Back 'lHiN on
\y,du,- lay. The treaty was flr modified not TO
insist ON their removal 90 indian Territory.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
A THREATENED DANGER AyERrED.

NASHUA, y. H. Oct. 16.-Ihe apprchended
trube with thr discharged Ahorcrs On the kcene aud
Nashua Raj road has been a''r'd. The towns along
, of have clshcd lrr durniil. 40 discount ot ten
u,', cent ana most of the men eft this evening.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
DISTRESS IN THE EAST INDIES.

IONDUN, NUnuiJi VcI To I''U'
A special dispatch to The Times from Cal
cuta reports that distress prevails in the Decean and
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

INDEPENDENT CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.
The Independent Citizens Committee, of
which Oswald Ottendorfer Is chairman and Col Rush c..
Hawkins secretary was yesterday kept busy At its
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
STATE DAY CELEBRA 1IONS.

ton. The entire property seized is valued st about
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
GERMANY ANSWERS ENGLAND.

The National Gd:eic of this city, discussing
the reference Germany IN The L0ndo'i I'"eS 'Hi'r
n morning says the power of Germany neither gives
her fine right nor imposes on her the duty OF placing her
own prce in Jeopardy Tor the advantage Of others.
The Worth GernlH Ga.'ae says NE itmeS IN iis mticie
ignores the existence - the alliance Of the three imper"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH CRISIS

IIIT IUhNINf1 CNISIo.
TURKEY HUMBLE AND CONCIIIATORY- RUSSIA RE-
SOLVED TO INSIST UPON SHORT ARMIsTICE-
FIGHTING RENEwED-RUSsIA AssAILED IN EN-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
TIE TURKS MORE DEFIANT.

LONDOS, Tuesday Oct. H. $50.
IN, Standards dispatcl from Constantiuoplc says:
"Tb,re il great uncasucss here and little hope OF avert
ing war Popular feeling against Russia Is very bitter
Some warliRc demonstration IS expected on the occasion
of the Biram which s the great annual TURKISH i'S'a
and bcgins thi, week The Turks now tax chGily ol
their determination to fight Russia Nnglehauded' lh'y
claim that they viii have all thc money necessary 10
.,,r,. 80, tlt, ..,u.nuitsU."
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17


LONDON, Monday, oct. 10, 1876.
A disuatch 10 Reuters Telegram Company from
Athon. reports that great popular demonstrations CON
tpue to b.. made in favor OF warlike preparations
PARIS, Monday, oct. 10, 1876.
The Vienna CORRESPONDENT OF lie Temps reports tha e
King of the IIcIcncs In conversation with Count An
drn-sy declared that while he desired peace ne i' com
pced to pnt the army OF Greece on a war footing III
view Of the critical # affairs ana eHl'cHy o '"e
mobilization of the Roumanan army.
The RUSSIAN WAR LOAN.
YmNNA. Monday, Oct. l6, 1876.
The Tag5dH of this city announces posit'FtP 'h' ''
issue of Nntionai Russian loan Of JoOoO0OOo roupies
has been resolved upon at LyadLt.
nt-sf. RUSSIAN TROOPS FLoCMNG TO sERNIA.
The Times dispatch from Belgrade says th' Govern
u,ent states that OjO Co,sicks arrived at kLdoN" last
week bringing zoo horses, and marched {" DriIia''
A thousand more were expected 10 arrive y''t'f''y'
The Russian Government Is concentrating troops ~ '"'
Caucasus.
The Berlin dispatch to The TiH@ SAYS Col De'asH-
koa. mission m liaif Of Ed-st sill address 7'li par
tculary 20 the military party VA the Austrian court Wa"
advise maidng common cause with Russia ana 'h'i"-
ducng the policy of conqa'-t