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The New York herald., 1876-09-03
GABLE n lew S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE TURCo-SERvIAN WAR.
Reported IndecisiVe Battle
on the MoraVa.
THE NEGOTIATIONS.
The Servian War Spirit Still in
the Ascendant.
THE TURKS FALLING BACK.
Russians Still Flocking to
the. Front.
HOPES OF AN ARMISTICE.
Great Depression OF Trade in
England.
THE TURKS FALLING BACK.
Russians Still Flocking to
the Front.
HOPES OF AN ARMISTICE.
Great Depression Of Trade in
England.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

BATTLE ON THE MoRAvA-Two DAYS FIGHTING
WITH THE RESULT UNKNowN-rHR WAR
SPIRIT IN sERvIA.
LONDON Sept 2, 1875
despatch from Belgrade to Reuters Telegraph
Company says:-"Tho Turks concentrated on the left
bank OF tho Morava at Adrovatz and on tho heights
Teschntza yesterday commenced attack on the
Servian positions Tho engagement became general
between Adrovatz and Jcdcovatz and continued until
eleven O'Clock last night Both sides maintained their
positions The battle resumed to-day but tho re-
suit Is unknown.
MILAS's MOVEMENTS.
''Prince Milan will leave Belgrade on Tuesday to re-
join tho army Ho will 60 first TO Drina then to the
Ibar and then to Aexinatz.
sERvIA.
'rrhe editor OF the official newspaper Istok has
received numerous the Permanent Commit
Of the Skuptschna, the municipalities Of Belgrade
and provincial towns, and from mercantile corpora
tions thanking him for advocating continuance of
the war; The letter from tho Skuptschina committee
was signed by all the members"
THE TURKS VOLUNTARILY ABANDONING THE
RIGHT BANK OF THE MoRAvA-sERvIAN Ex-
AaoERAT1oN-Russ1ANs FLoCKINa TO THE
FRONT.
LONDON, Sept 2, 1876.
5ervian official bulletins and tho dispatches from spc-
sal correspondents it seems probable the Turks vol
unfairly abandoned the right bank Of the Norava and
took positions the left bank Tho battles re-
ported from Belgrade either wholly fabricated or
grossly exaggerated. Reuter- despatch from Ragusa
says:-s'A representative of tho British Embassy at
Vienna accompanied by tho Turkish Consul here has
been to Moukhtar Pacha's camp at Trebnje, carrying
him dispatches from Sir Andrew Buchanan, the Brit
ish Ambassador st Vienna"
special despatch from Belgrade to the Times
broadly ntmatcs that tho Scrvian soldiers shoot their
Russian officers This hined at In a previous de-
spatch from the Same correspondent
RUSSIAN oFFcERs ARRIVING.
The following from tho special correspondent of the
Daily Telegraph, at Belgrade Ia opropos -"Fresh
rivals of reinforcemcnts to rcsch us
and TO pass to the 'front.' Fifty Russian officers
came last night and forty Others with thirty Cossack
to-day This contingent certainly includes off,
ecrs Of the Czar's Imperial Gunrd and learn good
luthority that 144 of thor comrades have leave
sencc for Servia,"
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MURDERED BY A WOMAN.

LOWELL, Mass, Sept 9, 1876
Charles Ricker who shot on Thursday last by
Lulu A. Martin dicd this evening Tho murdcrcss has
bceu committed Tor trial
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FATAL DROWNING ACCIDENT.
BosToS. Mass, Sep

BosroS. Mass, Sept 2, 1876
Henry Howe, a prominent citizen OF snerburnc
Mass was drowned in farm Pond to-day, while ut.
tempting two young ladies' who got overheard
through the capszing Of salboat One OF tho ladies'
Eta H. Bckiord was also drowned; the other Ida Ie.
land clung to the toat and was rescued.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
RAILWAY ENCOURAGEMENT.

CHATHAM, Ont, Sept 2, 1876.
william Carruthers, station master OF the Great
Western Railroad at this place. has absconded II Is
rumorcd that he cmbczzlcd through false shipping
bills an amount exceeding $40, 0O0
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
FRANCE.

RossI PosTPoNEs HIS VISIT TO AMERICA TILL
NEXT YEAR.
PARIS, Sept. 2. 1876
Rossi, the tragedian, according TO tho wish Of his
American manager postpones his visit to America until
September Of next year.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
SCHOONER SUNK.

PAISxsvrLLE, Ohio, Sept. q 1870
The schooner Berlin. OF Buffalo, " Y, Captain T.
Falck loaded with ore, and bound for Ashtabula
sprung leak last night put into Fairport and sunk
IN he harb
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
"OSBORN Il"
Apartment House,
G6i oth nv.
ach suit Of apartments constitutes complete house OF
ono story.
A.--TIiE

ach suit Of apartments constitutes complete house
story.
Tho large. light and commodious, and not
room In tho suit without window.
The building being feet 9th with depth OF 100
feet 1t is divided into parts wide aud grand
marble entrance on 9TH cv
Every possible convenience that could be devised for the
comfort Its aud TO dvcst heads OF fam
cs many petty annoy insepnrabo
In keeping three house. have been introdaced
that nothing should wanting. There Is AN Otis
First class Passenger Elevator.
The attendance secured at the
main hall office, whore nil light parcels will
be all orders aud visitors attended to.
There also tor the delivery OF marketing
groceries and for general purvcyors
There Is also elevator In the II will be
that the front will DO always uads
turbed
The location s the choicest In the citybetween
and SD stsln the midst of tho most wealthy and
ixshona able churchesthc Cathedral ST. Thomas and DE-
McCAFFERTY 4 HITCHMAN,
Agents,
0,tDj
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
TILE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature the past twenty -four hours, In CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. as in
dicatcd by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
IA I!u
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
WELCOME RAIN.

THE FOREST FrREs ExTINoUIsHEEp.
HoSEspALg, Pa. Sept 2, 1876
About nnc o'clock last night rain began falling in
this village, and reports thar heavy rains fell In
all parts OF the county To-day the smoke cleared
and he have been subdued. No further danger is
apprehendcd from them.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

THE NEW FIVE PER CENT. RENTEs.
PARIS, Sept 2, 1876.
On the Boulevards aer tho close OF the Bourse tho
new Hvo per cent rentes for the weak
1O5c SIC.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

A-THE KNICKERBOCKER HAT IS THE POP.
ulnr fall gentlemen introduced by SHAYSE Co.,
leading broadway hatters wnllacks Theatre Building.
Hroad 18th
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
FREsHNEss AND PURITY ARE COMMUNE

10 compile xion 10y GLENS'S SULPHUR Soar.
HILLS HAIR WHIsKkR DYE" black or brown, 900.
A.-BENNETr BUILDING.
FIREPROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON Sta
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LEr ON vERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS, BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICEa
APPLY On the PREMISES.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VICTOR TRUSS.
No vosey ST. Asor House. the only perfect and COM
Portable appliance 10 undcrstrap No pressure on the
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
sTEEs DEMANDED DY THE TURKs-AN
AnMIsTIcE PROBABLE.

VIENNA Sept 2 1875
The Political Correspondence has a special despatch
from Constant,nopie dated the LIST nst, which sys:-
.'The demand OF the Turkish government for guar
lntces against future disturbances the part OF Ser
via still occupies prominent part the negotiations
Cabinet council has definitely resolved that the Ser.
Wan railways shall be built by Turkey Servia
uuablc to offer guarantees for their construction.
''Thc Porto beng disquctcd by the Russian news
and the influx OF Russian volunteers into Servla
sidcr.ps tho advisabiity of closing the Danube.
.steps VIII bc taken Monday to bring about the
conclusion OF an armistica"
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

A FRAGRANT BREATH AND pEARLY TEETH
nrc ensy attained and who fail avail themselves
OF the means should mpain whom accused Of
neglect The will speedily eradicate the Of
foul BREATH bcantng preserving the te TO the
oldest age.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
THE pLvMourH ORDERED TO pHrLApELpHIA.

THE PLYMOUTH ORDERED TO PHILADELPHIA.
Tho United States steamer Plymouth, Captain +.
Barrett commanding now anchored or tho Battery,
will during the week proceed to Philadelphia to rc-
ncvc tho Hartford, Admiral Trcnchard. The Plymouth
which carries fourteen guns, Will be the Centenn al
ship speak, and better representative could not
be sent The Plymouth has just returned from Hail.
fax, Gloucester Boston and Gardncr's Bay. whore
remained some time for target practice and cxcrcs-
ing tho crew. Captain Barrett has his vessel in mag.
niiiccnt trim and she will remain ut Philadelphia
TIL the end OF the Exposition visitors will have ample
opportunity Of seeing well regulated American man.
III
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
SCHOOL SUITS large stock at greatly reduced prices.
BKOkAW BROTHERS,
4th av., opposite Cooper Institute.

A.-rHE SKIN AND THE PRINCIPAL INTERNAL
organs very intimately associated An obstruction Of
the pores visible hoath OF ind-
vdnal. The RUSSIAN vAroR BATH No % East 4th S.,
clean scs the skin Its nj activity.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
THE INDIANS.

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GENERALS sHER-
AGENT SECRETLY FURNISHING SUPPLIES TO
KILL zAGLE-rHE ARMY TO RULE TILL rHR
TROUBLES ARE OVER.
WASHINGTON, Sept 2, 1Ssd
The following despatch received by General shcr
man yesterday, from General sheridan In Chicago:-
Colonel Carn telegraphcd this morning that he was
obliged TO suspend the Agent Burke at Standing Rock
who, IL Is believed, had secret interview With XIII
Eagle ono OF the hostile chiefs, and who subsequently
have gone to hostile camps We wish to do nothing
which would be unpleasant 30 tho secretary OF the n
terror or tho Commissioner of Indian Affairs, but
really think II would be best for all concerned that
army officers should perform the duties at the agencies
until the trouble Is over. Colonel Carn placed Captain
X. f. Johnston IN charge of the agency at Standing
Rock until a new agent arrives.
Tho following is General Shermans reply to General
Sheridan
The Secretary of War is back and havo also
MT Chandler Secretary OF the Interior, who says
Rock Agency, who VIII soon be there, but tho
time you may instruct General Carlin that he must
control all issues IRON the agency TO Indians and per
init no issues OF any KIND that he does not approve
especially 10 Indians not actually present and known
to bc friendly and faithful.
Tho most friendly feeling and hearty cooperation
exists between the War Interior departments upon
these points, and whatever measures may be thought
oest VIII oc carried OUT Jointy oy potn departments
Edwin Maett was appointed yesterday as agent at
Standing Rock, but some difficulty has arisen in re-
aton to his bond another person will be appointed
selected by tho Board OF Indian Comms-
sloners
THE AWARDING OF BIDS FOR INDIAN SUP
PLIES MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION AS
sEMBLIN0 FOR BUSINESS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept g 1915
Bids for furnishing mess beef, hour, corn, lard,
bread and cattle for Indians and transportation
rates to tho Upper Missouri River Montana, Idaho,
New Mexico Arizona and Indian Territory, will DO
awarded here on Wednesday next The bids will be
opened in tho presence of tho Board OF Indian Com
aud the committee designated by the Sec
oil the Interior Messrs Bender and Thompson,
OF the Indian Bureau arc already here, and J. j.
Smith, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs and General G.
B. Fisk, President OF tho Board OF Indian Commits
sioncrs and tho other members OF the Board, will
rive Monday.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

Average temperature ycstcrday II
Average temperature ior corresponding date last
year. 75h
1878 1876
Weekly average. N+1 70
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

DRUG TRADE, RETAIL.-OVER 500, 900 0RADU,
Arnp CHEST AND LusG PRorEcroRs sold last year best
goods; kept where. ISAAC A. SINGER, sole
facturer, T04 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
OPERATIONS IN HERZEGOVINA.

OPERATIONS IN HERzEGOvINA.
RAGUsA, Sept 2 1870
Tho recent attack BY the Montencgrins upon Bilek
only ruse
II is stated that tho Turkish commander Moukhtar
pacba succeeded in revictualling Bek and to
rrebnje during the night, and proceeded to-day with
l0. 900 men TO Barjani
Djclaleddin Pacha with 5000 troops is marching in
he direction of Bilek.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
UNSETTLED WEATHER PREvAIIINa-CoLD, RAIN
AND WIND ron TEN DAYS

THR PRICE OF SILVER.
LONDON, Sept 2, 1915
Silver to day is quoted at 51Ad
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
lERAL WASH lNGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Sept Q 1874
SECRETARY CHANDLER DECIDES LAND DIS
pUTE IN FAVOR OF A RAILROAD.
The Secretary Of the Interior rendered decision to-
day IN the casc OF Andrew l.. Bell vs. the Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company in Iowa.
Mr.. Bcll settled upon and improved certain lands
cudcd grant TO the above railroad. the right to
which, It claimed, the road had been
divested Of by subsequent acts Of Congress,
and IN 1874 he made application to enter the
land a homestead. HIS application refused by
the local Land Oicc. and he appesed TO the general
Land Oncc, and Commissioner Burdett sustained the
appeal, aud directed that Mr. Bell DO permitted to
enter the land as homestead holding that the lands
vested in the United States by virtue OF the act of
January 81, 1873. From this decision the railroad
company appealed. and the decision Of Secretary
Chandler to-day susains tho appeal, and the
decision OF Commissioner Burdett tho ground that
the title TO tho lands question not wrcsted from
the railroad company by the act OF Congress alluded
to-
BABcocK's ANNUAL REPORT.
The annual report OF General Babcock, enginccr.in
chief OF the public buildings and grounds in the Dis.
trct of Columbia for the fiscal year ending June 30
1876 has been submitted to General Humphreys chief
of the Engineer corps II reviews at some length the
work upon public squares throughout the city during
the year, and urgently recommends sufficient appro-
pria,ion by Congress to establish within tho city
national geological garden, where specimens Of all he
animals OF the country bc collected, and such
other varieties deemed best 1t is not believed
that such garden will be expensive, many OF the
animals be secured through the army and
navy, tho Smithsonian Institute, and officers of
other branches OF the government in the discharge OF
their regular duties lie submits an estimate OF
5000, 00O establish such garden The appropra-
tions for the past fiscal year all expended and
deficiency exists. There being no appropriations Tor
the year ending Juno 80 1877. report be
made for the probable progress OF tho for that
year
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

Tue report OF tho same officer, Engineer
in Charge OF the Potomac Water WorKs
shows tnat the total consumption OF water
Washington and Georgetown is 24,17,797 ga-
Ions every twentyiour hours about l65 gallons per
head, estimating tho population OF tho two cities
i40 900 lie recommends that measures be adopted to
prevent the water from being wasted, and says unless
such waste Is prevented will be necessary lay new
mains from the distributing reservoir 10 obtain enough
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

CERTAINLY WORTH INyESTlGATlNG.-rHE IN.
mcnse advantages Of the invention Of the
viii OK Gibbs Sewing Machine Company their now
tomato sewing machine different In principle from
other sewing machine manufactured On view st Contcn-
nial Machinery ALL z col 30; and nt 65S Broadway
York 7 Court Brooklyn; 379 Grovo st.. jersey
M edn ST. News
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

AMERICAN ALE OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, ''NEw
brewing" In pints and half pints for family nse
JOIN j. SrAFF. l1J Chambors st.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

A-RUPrURE SOON CURED BY THE SILK ELIAS.
Truss sold only by tho ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
BrondWaY.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

fEETINa OF FOREIGN AMBASSADORS IN con-
sTANTINoPLE-THE FORM OF MEDIATION
AGREED UPON.
CoSsTASrISorLE, Sept 2, 1876.
The foreign ambassadors here met yesterday at the
English Embassy. when agreement arrived at
the form which tho rnediatory proposals shall
be conveyed TO the Porte
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
For sale everywhere.

DRnsENrAriOS cory Du snhsSOt's AkT VF
i Painting with SIR Joshua Ksyno,is anthogrAph aiso
vaiuatie works painting
large collection %. other books Tor sale No. Cnts
bought
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

HERNIA-THOsE AFFLICTED WILL DO WE'LL
to consult Dr. MARSH at his old Office. No. vesey 81
Astor Iouse) before looking 40 years sxperi
encc enables him master most obstinate cases Nc
conncctio with any other on1ce No uptown branch.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

ELECTRICITY-ITS EFFECTS AS PAIN DE.
stroyer and health restorer demonstrated at No Wcs
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

POLITICAL NET BANNERS, FLAGS, PORrRAIrA
Transpsrencics, Ac.; old headquarters
uOJEK A GRAHAM. 81 Duane
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

DIR. MARSH HAS OPENED AN ELEGANT SUIT
729 Broadway Of Waverey place. for
the application OF hts pacdt RADICAL uRE TRUSS AND Os.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

DONOvAN's RESTAURANT 12TH ST., NEAR 5TH
ax-Tnblc d,hotc from 30 b Private dnners 8 had
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOHN MATTHEW'S. LIST sv.. and 2osh st.. city.
TO-DAY WE RECEIVED FROM HAVANA TIE
following telogram:-
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Number uOso5) thousand eighteen hundred and ~
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