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The New York herald., 1876-10-12
MRS. HOUSES TRIAL.

APPLICATION TO HAVE THE ATTORNEY oEN-
ERAL ASSIST IN THE PROSECUTION.
TRENTON Oct IL, 1875
brother Of Orson A. House, who was killed by his
wife, appeared before tho Mercer County Board Of Free
holders to-day and made statement that Mrs. House
had employed some OF the ablest counsel in the State
to defend her her approaching trial. and that Ia this
respect the friends of tho deceased did not stand an
equal chance the trial with the prisoner; that the
Prosecuting Attorney said he able to conduct the
prosecution alone but the friends OF the deceased were
anxious to the assistance OF Attorney General
yanatta. Mr.. House further stated that hc
had waited on Governor Bcde, who told
him that tho prosecution entitled to the
services of tho Attorney General. He therefore
asked the Board to render him all relief IN their power
Tho matter referred, by resolution. to committee
OF three TO inquire INTO tho matter and wnh power 10
employ necessary counsel at the expense OF the
county, II legal and proper Mr. House feels very In
denant at tho report that he intended To marry Mrs.
House. He denies II cmphatically, and says on the
contrary that he will every in his TO
have her punished for the killing of bis brother
Mr.. Bcasly, the prosecutor, says he will conduct tho
prosecution alone, and Mr. f. T. Greene, who is TO de-
fend Mrs House, says other counsel will assist him.
unless the Attorney General helps in tho prosecution
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RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

DELAWARE RIVER CLEARED OF DISTINCTIONS
AT SMALL EXPENSE.
MIDDErowS, y. Y, Oct. IL, 1876
/. W. Terwiliger, u S. Tyler and Gripne Burt, the
commissioners charged with the expenditure Of
SIS 600 appropriated by the State for the Improvement
OF the Delaware River In Delaware, Sullivan and
Orange counties, for rafting purposes, have sub
stantially completed their work. which has
proved a complete success By the construction
OF numerous dams, the blasting OF rocks
and the removal of bars tho channel IS rendered en-
tirey sale for rats for distance OF $50 miles. The
dams aggregate 1000 feet in length and consumed
15O 900 OF lumber and several tons of iron Among
the rock reefs removed is Sims Clip which he
Port Jervis gorge largo number OF RATS passed
down tho river since the Improvement without single
mishap 1t 10 estimated that the saving to iumbcrncn
In damage TO RATS will pay the cost OF the improve
mani sayeral times cyery year.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Commander Theodore +. Kane, United States Navy,
is NJ the Holman House. Thomas Allen, President OF
tho St Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad
Company, is at the Buckingham Hotel N. G. Ordway.
ofNew Hampshire; Paymaster Edwin Putnam, United
states Navy and Edward X Bacon, OF Buffalo, are At
tho Fifth Avonuo Hotel Thomas Dickson, President
Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Is at the
GiIsey House. Colonel Michael " Sheridan, United
states Army, is ut the ST. James Hotel. Com mandcr
John w. Philip, United states Navy, and Captain W.
the Sturtcvant House X s. Stevens, General Man.
agcr Of the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, and J.
u. Laying, General Manager or the Pittsbure. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad are At the 81 Nicholas
Hotel Judge T. J. Mackey, OF South Carolina, 10 at
the Westminster Hotel
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THE EXHIBITION.

RECEPTION OF LORD DURTERIN AT THE GEN.
TENNIAL BUILDINGs-A NEW ENGLAND Day
HINETY-rHREE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND
EIaHTEEN VISITORS PRESENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct IL. 1870
This being New England week. the attendance OF visit
from New Hampshire, Vermont, Massach usetss,
Rhode Island and Connecticut, shown by the regis
ter at the headquarters OF each, has been unusually
large. At tho New Hampshire building the reglstra
tions throughout the week have averaged about 800
daily, and will doubtless be considerably Increased
tomorrow, when the ceremonies connected with the
special Centennial celebration of the State will take
place.
In consequence OF the evening OF tho 10th inst hav.
Ing been set apart for certain ceremonies In connec
ton with the grand tournament on that day. the fire.
works display the grounds will take place on tho
evening OF the 18Th.
ARRIVAL LORD DuFPERIx
Lord Duferin, Governor General Of Canada, arrived
al the Centennial depot OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
this afternoon. Ho met the platform OF the
depot by representatives OF the Centennial manage
ment-Mr perault. Secretary OF tho Canadian Comms-
Senate. In response few words OF welcome Lord
Duerin expressed his appreciation OF the cordially
OF his reception. While here no will be the guest OF
the Canadian Centennial officials.
THE NUMBER OF VISITORS.
The attendance to-day at the Main Exhibition was
93 61S OF which 1I3 were at half fee at the live stock
exhibition, 70S.
NEw ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.
At the Massachusetts State Building the second meet
ing Of the Of the New England AgrcuL
tural societies held Colonel Daniel Needham pre-.
sided and made address, IN which he spoke OF the
benefits Of all international exhibitions, from the first
worlds fair In London TO the present time series
Of resolutions adopted expressing tho apprecia
ton OF those presently OF the evidences OF national
thrift and prosperity setting forth that the increas
Ing demand Tor American agricultural productions In
foreign lands and the rapidly growing sale OF Ameri
can manufactures in the more distant markets OF the
world, thus turning the balance Of trade In favor OF
the United States, augurs early resumption Of
specie payments and rapid liquidation OF the national
debt
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COUNT Won ARNIM.
LITTER AND THE COUNTS ANSWER.

LONDON, Oct. II, 1876
A despatch to the Standard from Berlin says Count
Won Arnim has published in Switzerland reply TO
Prince Bismarck's letter TO tho Emperor William,
dated the l4,h OF April 1879 and which only pub
lished In January last
Prince Bismarck, in his letter, called His Msjestys
attention to Count Arnim'S untrustworthy character
and to tho conflicts which had arisen with him early
as the previous autumn, when the Count advocated q
policy opposed TO that pursued by the Prince regard
to N. Theirs Tho Imperial chancellor remarked that
for years past he had concealed from His Majesty
his opinion OF Count Arnim. He alluded 10 the cxpe
rience he had OF him At Rome mentioned the
pcion which he had shared, with others, that tho
Count subordnated at times his Official abors to his
personal interests. The Count. his reply, rcbuts
every imputation OF the Prince.
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HORSE DEALERS JOCKEYING.

At the Washington lace Police Court, before Justice
Bixby. yesterday afternoon, Milton $. Curry who said
he was horse dealer. residing at No. PA West Forty
seventh street, was arraigncd, charged with having
swndied Mr. Thomas Canary, keeper CT livery stable
at No. IS West Twenty ninth street, out OF $37a II
appeared from the complaint that In Nay last Curry
brought string OF horses, which he represented
his own, To Canary's stable and put them on livery
He asked Canary for the Of $780, saying he would
repay him when he sold the horses, and Canary gavo
HIM check for the amount. Soon after man named
Prcndcrgnst appeared. produced bill OF sale from
Curry and took away the horses, Curry was held In
: bal
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MURDER IN A CHURCH.

CINCINNATI. Oct. II. 1870
The Louisville (Ky.) Erening NeUs has special
from Mount Washington, KY, which gives the follow
ing account OF murder a church during Sunday
evening last. Sam Burkett, colored entered
African church under tho influence o liquor. William
Barnes, an elder, asked him TO leave, when Burkett
answered, 'You and your church go to hell"
Barnes asked for repetition OF remark and. upon
receiving II, shot Burket through tho heart and
aned.
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uyoxrs OF THE POWERS TO SECURE PEACE
1oR TURKEY.

LONDON, Oct IL, 1879
Reuter- despatch from Constantinople says-"At
lhe Extraordinary Council yesterday, which decided
20 grant six months armstice, strong opposition to
any armistice at first expressed The Council
agreed that six weeks' armstiee proposed by the
Powers, might from its shortness seriously sndanger
Turkey IN the improbable Of failure Of peace
negotiations The Council therefore decided that the
Porte should communicate to the Powers the
conditions ON which it would consent 10 .
six months armistice, which, in It's opinion,
would have the following advantages, namely ENABLE
the Porte to aay tho excitement among the Mussul-
m ms; expose the Porte to the risk OF having TO
resume hostilites during the ipciement season. and
afford an interval which would facilitate under
standing the conditions OF peace and general re-
fcrms to be introduced in tho Empire. Tho notinca-
Of The Pories acceptance Of the armstice this
will be the ambassadors to-day. IL is bo-
cvcd hero the Portcs conditions win be accepted
rBE AccEPr
Tho Findncier to-day in leading article states very
positively that It has to believe the Por.es
ccptance OF Earl Dcrby's peace proposals will be an
nounccd almost Immediately.
ACCEPT
Reuter- despatch from Belgrade dated to-day
says:-.sThe Servan Council OF Ministers to-day do
cided to accept regular armsticc soon as II Is
proposed to them by the consus OF great Poweran
In this connection Belgrade telegram dated ycster-
day says tho British, Russian, Austrian and French
consuls already instructed advise servia
% accept armistice
A despatch to the Daily Telegraph from Pesth says
reported that Prince Milan has ordered General
Tohernayer TO suspend offensive operations for the
present
TURKKY's MISUNDERSTANDING or ENGLAND.
A despatch nom Constantinople to tho Standard
says tho Sultan has not accepted the Grand vizers
resignation. which he rendered hearing that Eng.
lands last proposal intended ultimatum.
ITALY As A MEDIATOR.
Times despatch from Ragusa says that General
DuraDdo, who s accredited by the Italian government
left there for Cetnjs yesterday IL is supposed that
Italy about to take the initiative in urging peace be-
tween tho Porte and Montenegro.
THE PORTE TAKES EUROPE INTO IT'S coNFI-
DENcE.
CoysrAyrISoPLE, Oct IL, 1874
The conditions on which the six months armistco
Ni be granted were communicated 10 the Powers TO-
day.
commission has been appointed to draw mp rcgu-
la,ions for the projected Assembly and Senate
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THE GALE ON LAKE ERIE.

MARINE DISASTERS AND LOSS OF LIFE RE-
PORTED.
Quart, Ont, Oct. IL, 1876.
The bark Eric Belle is disabled or Ccarvillc. John
McGown, OF Kingston. drowned and others OF the
crow were badly injured.
TORONTO Ont, Oct IL, 1875
Tho schooner George c. Fnney which put back to
Port Colborne last night, reports schooner Harvest
Queen ashore on Peacock Point above Grand River.
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THE FINE ARTS.
THE BELMONT COLLECTION.

Among the pictures which no one who visits the Bel
mont Gallery, open to the public in AID Of tho
Centennial Loan Exhibition. should fall to notice. Is the
'ssave Market" by Geromc. II Is superb specimen
OF tho style OF this celebrated MASTER nno In color.
beautiful in drawing and with extraordinary force OF
expression The impassive figure Of the merchant
in striking contrast tho wretchedness grie shame
and despair revealed in the attitudes aud faces OF tho
slaves who crouch before him.
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WHITTLE AND SANKEY.

INcREAs1Na INTxEsT IN THE RELIGIOUS
REVIVAL.
CHICAGO, Ill. Oct II, 1870
The revival meetings have been maintained under
the lead Of whttle and sankey with increasing depth
and power Fast day services announced for to NOR
row excite much interest
Mr. Moody will be here and speak at the Tabernacle
ON Sunday morning
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A PORTER's CONFESSION.

EosToS. Mass, Oct IL, 1870
Hogg. Brown Taylor, Appointment dry goods firm
on Washington street, having missed goods for somc
time, employed a detcctive, who, to-day, arrested
Hugh Watts. n porter of the establishment Watts
confessed his peculatons amounting in the past year
10 over 81. .OO0 About 900 worth have been
cred. The stolen goods were disposed Of to pawn
brokers and small retail dealers.
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A BUILDER BLAMED.

SPRISGFELD Mass, Oct. IL, 1874
The coroner's jury tho Hampdcn street accident
OF september 20, In which four were killed by the
falling OF abuding find that the plans OF A. /. Chaplin
defective, aud the contractor, Charles /. Shaw,
was plano for not putting proper caps the piers
which supported the columns in the ceniro OF tho
hntfdt
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KILLED BY INDIANS.

THE sAvAoEs MURDER HERDER ONLY
SHORT DISTANCE FROM FORT LARAMIE.
CHEYENNE, Wy. T., Oct. IL, 1876
Jack Monroe, horder employed by Profit Ferris
on sheir ranch Raw Hide Creek, fifteen miles from
Fort Laramie was killed by party OF four Indians
f~s tyht
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
CoUNTRy--Now READY.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD for this week contains q select
story entitled I'm Pastures Green " together tcs-
graphic from all parts Of tho word tho Election
Returns from Ohio and Indiana up the hour OF pub
lcaton; tho True Story OF the Race Conflict in South
Carolina; Governor Chamberlain and the south Car
oIiua Rifle Clubs; History OF Jerome Park, with map
giving birds oys view Of the course, grand stand
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CHEERING BUSINESS REPORTS.

MANCHESTER, n H., Oct. IL, 1875
The cotton manufacturing corporations Of this city
held annual meetings to-day and elected officers
Semi-annua dividends OF from three to four per
were declared The treasurers' reports very
favorable considering the general oppression in busl
ness throug nout the country
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DARING ROBBERY.

4 COUNTY TREASURER FORCED TO OPEN HIS
SAFE FOR THIEVES
KNOXVILLE. Iowa, Oct. IL, 1876.
Last night two masked men ovsrpowered tho Treas
OF this county and forced him TO open his safe,
when they secured $14 900 and escaped.
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.
PRICES FIRM AND RECEIPTS LARGE.

Rio JAxriRo. Oct ~. 1876.
Coffee market very xnimnted prices advancing. GOOD
hrsts, 6.2D 6.35 refs Der 10 kilos.
Exchange ON London. 231s.
daily receipts Of coffee during the past week.
9fuJ Week shipments to the Channel aud North
Europe 5000, TO tue United states ~ uU,. aud TO
btpl Weeks sales for the Channel
aud North of Europe 5000. the United STATES 7s,u
and for Mediterranean porte .,uuJ Stuck IN ort. Bip.
SANTOS Oct. L. 1876.
Coffee animated and prices very hrm superior Santos
61D a $3.50 ~ kOs. Average daily receipts
during the past week, 1Sp bags. Weeks shipments
1UDJ, all Europe. Weeks saies 1900 for Europe.
stock n hand. IL UUl
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wEsTCHEsTER POLO CLUB.

FoRDHAx, N. Y, Oct IL, 1870
DR.. Metcalf and Dr. Dc Marmon say that Mr.. Douglas
continues improve, and all his symptoms favor
able. Mr.. Douglas Is at the Wcstchester Polo Club
House and his doctors will not permit him 10 be
removed for a week
The polo games announced for tomorrow and Satur-
day have been postponed for the present
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Mr.. Vanderbilt was apparently much better ycster-
day, but his physicians seem somewhat an xous, and
unrclaxng in their attendance There 10 be
doubt thcr part that the present appearances
delusivc. and have visitors
who call Yesterday hc was only allowed 70 sec DR..
Deems and members Of the family.
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EUROPEAN FINANCES.

NO CHANGE IN INDIA SILVER RATES
LONDON, Oct. IL, 1875
Three hundred and Gfty thousand pounds worth Of
India Council bills allotted to-day at about last
weeks rates
LITTLE CHANGE FRENCH RExrEs.
Paris advccs quote ave per cent at 1861 42Hc
for the account
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THE TRIPOLI TROUBLE.
CONSUL vIDAL's FUGITIVE SLAVE cAsr.

CONSUL VIDAL FUGITIVE sLAvK CASF.
vALErrA, Malta, oct IL, 1870
steamer from TrIpol has brought a bearer OF
dispatches Tor Washington from tho United states
Consul The documents give details Of the recent
trouble between Mr.. yida and the Pacha In the ugI.
tive slave case Private letters and passengers on the
steamer report that tho slave negro, fled from his
master aud was employed by Mr.. Vidal On his way
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DISASTER ON LAKE SUPERIOR.

GoDERrcn, Ont, Oct II, 1876.
The steamer Manitoba. when OF Eighteen Mile
River to-day, her wny from Duluth, picked up the
American schooner l. N. Guthrie. dismasted and
otherwise injured Her deck load partly cleared
In Monday nights gale. She was bound IRON Alpcna
to Munro with cargo of lumber. Her lad
reached the shore In yawL
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KILLED BY A TRAIN.

PouGHKEEPsIE, n r., Oct. II, 1876.
special to tho Eagle from Peckskill says that
man named William Thompson was struck by train
on the Hudson River Railroad, one mile north OF
Highland station, Tuesday night, and instantly
killed He was aboring under an attack OF dclirum
trcmcns at tho time.
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INDICTED FOR MURDER.

ST. CArHARTSEs, Ont, Oct. IL, 1s76
truo bill OF murder was found by the Grand Jury
to day against George vanderp, who committed
for mnnslaughto- by coroners jury for tho killing or
a named Murphy, at the Crystal Springs note,
some weeks ago.
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stables club house and the grounds OF the westcbestsf
Polo Club; Capture ofrweeds Dividing Clerk; the Two
Sides OF tho Political Canvass in the State Of Now
York; How the Guardian Savings Bank Was Plum
dered; the Europa Horror; Philadelphia Exhibition
and Washington news. It also contains editorial
articles on the prominent topics OF the day; Reviews
OF tho Horse Cattle and Dry Goods Markets; Financial
and Commercial Reports; Agricultural and Sporting
Matters and tho most important events OF the week
TKRns-sing;e copies. Sc one copy, sent 10 any ad~
dress postage frce SO per year; two copies onoysas
50; four copies, one year, S. Any arger number -
81 % per copy
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AMERICAN ARCHITECTS.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct IL, 1876
The annual meeting OF tho American Institute OF
Architects took place hero to-day The report OF tho
Board OF Trustees shows the society to be in healthy
condition with increasing membership.
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THE GERMAN IMPERIAL BANK.
BERLIN, Oct IL, 1876
The weekly statement Of the Imperial Bank Of Ger
many shows a decrease OF 8, ,e43, 900 marks
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WIFE MURDER.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct H. 1875
Mrs Donohuc, OF this city, was terribly beaten by
her husband last Monday ana died last night The lat
ter was arrested to-day for murder.
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HEAVY LOSS OF FISH.

HALIFAX, y. s.. Oct. IL, 1876
During tho latc gale the coast OF Labrador I: is
calculated that Is 900 qunals of nsh lost,
PRINCIPALLY ~ ST. Johns, ". f., merchants.
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A NIGHT wATCHMAN SHOT.

HAMILTON, Ont, Oct IL, 1915
Night watchman Jefferson fatally shot by Fran
els W. Alden the street, during an altercaton at
one O'Clock this morning. Alden has bcen arrested
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SPAIN AND CUBA.

MORE auSBoArs IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC.
LONDON, Oct IL, 1876
dcsrach from Madrid to Reuter- says several ncwly
built cruisers will shortly join the spanish squadron In
Cuban wa,crR
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ERIE RAILWAY IMPROVEMENTS.

CHESTER, N. Y, Oct IL, 1870
The Erie Railway, from January to October l, 1876
laid on the Eastern DIVISION and its branches 14S
ties and seventy seven miles OF steel rails.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature Tor the past twcntyiour hours, in CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. as In
dcatcd by tho thermometer at hudnuts pharmacy,
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FRANCE.

AN EXTRA SESSION OF THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, Oct. IL, 1875
A decree has been issued summoning The Senate and
Chamber Of Deputies to assemble the 30th Of
October
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fricnda Mr.. Vidal demanded Of tho Pacha that the
negro be restored The Corriere Mercantile OF Malta
praises tho American Consul for his energetic action.
Mr. Jones. the successor Of Mr. Vidal, win arrive at
TripoIi to-day.
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Average temperature yesterday ~
year Al,
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THE EASTERN THEME
Eervia to Take the Fatal Step That
Must Lead to a General War.
INTELLECTUAL PEACE PATCHWORK
The American Consul at Tripoli Protects
Suffering Slave.
THE EASTERN REBUS.
Vn1 CONDITIONS OK WHICH THE PORTE Ac-
CORDS PEACE

vH1 CONDITIONS OK WHICH THE PORTE Ac-
CORDS PEACE.
LosDox, Oct IL 1870
The Timer Berlin despatch says IL 10 stated that tho
following are the conditions accompanying the Portes
proposal tor an armistce:-
"Russia must stop the despatch OF troops to serva
and Bulgaria.
.sservia must Immediately suspend hostilIties and
give other military guarantees
ssThe Turks accord the armistice to tho European
Powers, not to Scrvia."
The Porte is willing to have . conference provided
that only servian AFFAIRS and propositions for reform
be discussed No servan representative shall be ad'
mitted
THE xoxrESEGRISs.
The Standards Trebinje despatch reports that the
highest authorities say that armisce for twenty
days has been concluded between Montenegro and
Turkey, with permission to tho Turks to provision
Aedun and Nicsic.
Moukhtar Pacha holds the positions gained saur-
day. Hc has strongly guarded his communication
with Ragusa
TO KEEP HER POSITION
The Daily 7eiegraph's Belgrade correspondent says
Turkey proposes to continue to occupy the Scrvan
territory she has already taken leaving some troops
1t De,prad and Alexnatz and sending the rest into
winter quarters
Russo-sERvIAy ITEMS.
The Standards Belgrade despatch says:-Russia has
purchased 35 900 breechloaders at Vienna Two
hundred and nifty Russians arrived hero last night
MORE oUrRAGEs.
Tho scrvan government complains Of butchsries by
lbe Turks at Kruschowatz.
ITALY TO GET INTO TROUBLE.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times says feud
Is wnging between the Italian and Austrian press
gardng the claims Of Italy upon the mixed German
Italian districts belonging to Austria An understand
ing has been established between Italy and Russia,
the relations between Italy and Austria less
friendly.
sxRvIA STILL FOR WAR
Belgrade despatch to the Times states that Serva
has asked for weeks armistice In the inter-
csts Of peace, but only TO gain time Three parties
have just concluded contract with tho Servan gov
srnment for supplying l50 600 complete uniforms for
she army.
HOPE ARMsTIcR
The correspondents Of the Times at Berlin and the
Daily News At Belgrade telegraph that they have
strong reasons to fear that the armssice will not be
concluded.
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JUSTICE.
AND EQUALITY TO ALL III
ky CASH DISTRIBUTION CO
NY CASH Distribution CO
KY CASH DISTRIBUTION co.
EX-GOVERNOR THos. p PORTER. General NansxsD
DRAWS NOVEMBER 80 OR MONEY RErnHokR
THE IMMENSE SUN OF
seo0ooo
100000
sooogo %
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED on THE ABOVE DATA
MONEY FOR THE BANKERl
MONEY FOR TUE cLERKi
THE POOR MADE RIcHlu
ALL FOR TWELVE DoLLARsiu
HALF FOR SIX DoLLARsu
FOURTH FOR THREE DoLLARsi
READ THE LIST OF GIFTS.
One grand cash ..............sioooc
One grand cush gift $1,000
One grand cash gift 5000
Ono grand cash gift ... ................... 10000
Ono grand cash gift NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
SO cash gifts OF 81 900 each. $1,000
100 cash gifts or $500 each. $1,000
100 cash gifts of 800 each. 10000
100 cash gifts Of $500 each. $4,000
200 cash gifts of 5000 each. 5000
600 cash gifts of 500 each. 0O,OOO
10000 cash gifts Of Sl2 each. l2OOO0
Total IL. .156 gifts all cash. .e60oOn
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole tickets slo; halves se quarters. $s; tickets
500; 27x tickets $780, 4es4 tickets $500 e5k tcksts
$1,000
G. w. BARROW 4 CO.,
General Eastern Agents.
ITO Broadway, New Yorh
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sxRyrA TO TAXI THE FATAL STEP.

sKRvIA TO TAXI The FATAL STEP.
LONDON, Oct IL, 1876.
Reuter- telegram from Vienna says It is stated
positively that Servia will reject tho months armis-
tee and that Russia will consider the armstice equva-
lent to rejection by the Porte Of she peace proposals
Of the European Powers