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TURKEY.

THE PORTE NOT LIKELY TO co TO WAR WITH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POLICY IN THE EAST
ERN DIFFICULTY.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan %, 1870
The Journal to-day doubts the truth OF the assertion
OF the Official Montenegrin journal tina, Turkey has
determined 10 declare against Montenegro
The Sublime Porte has wish to add 10 the existing
embarrass ments
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THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT ON THE ASDRAssY
NOTE.
BERLIS Jan 20 ls7d
kilograms received from trustworthy sources a.
Vienna state that instructions from the British govern
ment TO its Ambassador at Constantinopls directing
him give full support TO Count Andrassys note
the way may be expected 70 reach their destna
ton by the end Of next week
The same kilograms say there is doubt tho Porte
will accent the note
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THE sEcoND READna coNcLUpEp.

BERLIN, Jan. 2o-Evening
In the Reichstag to-day the second reading Of the
Penal code amendment bill was concluded
The so-calIed Arnim clause was adopted by vote Of
17o against 100
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SPAIN.

WAR OPERATIONS AGAINST THE cARIIsrs-THH
ALFoNsIsr COMMANDERS ACTIVE AND Sue
cEssFUL-THE POLITICAL COMPLEXION OF
THE coRTEs.
MADRID Jan. %, 1876.
The following information in regard TO the opera
tions in the North has just been received here-
The Alfonsist General Quesada occupied villa Real
the frontiers Of the provinces Of Aava and Gui-
puzcoa, an important Carlist position, defended by
five battalons OF troops, with four whitworth guns
and cavalry. The royalists captured the artillery
men, two Of their guns and all OF their material.
The Carsts also lost heavily in killed and wounded.
MALDoSADos ACTION
The Alfonsist General Maldonado simultaneously
cupied the heights OF Artaban, to the east Of Villa
Real, meeting with only slight resistance.
noRIoSEs' MARCH.
General Moriones after taking the Montgararte Cor
dilera occupied Zaros nom which he threatens the
Carlist rear.
AT sAS sxBAsTIAS
The Carlists have suspended the bombardment Of San
Sebastian and commenced withdrawing their siege
artillery
PARTIES IN THE coRrEs.
II now seems that there has been but republican
(Castelar) returned to the new Cortcs, and but
radical (Angladal The Marquis Of sardoa, extreme
monarchist will lead group Of six seven deputies
The constitu.ionaists sagastists will number thirty
six
Very few moderates or partsans Of religious unity
have been returned
The elections the Senate will probably be favorable
to the government
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rHn wEArHER YEsTEnpAY.

The following record viii show the changes In the
temperature for the past twonty-fou hours CON-
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. tn
dicatcd by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy.
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A-MANY SUFFER FROM COUGHS AND COLDS
ITnney should use wIsTAR's BAI.sAM or WILD CHERRY.
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sILEhr sRwINa MAcHINR.

Awarded the grand "0old Medal OF Progress" OF the
American Institute Noyemb ber 1878 and the LegacS
Medal" Of the Franklin Institute. October. 1875.
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NO OTHER SEWING MACHINE IN rHB woBLn
HAS AN "AUTOMATIO TENSION" OR ANY OTHRR
OF ITS CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES.
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THE INSURGENTS RErBEArINo BEFORE THE
TURKs-vuLAoEs FIRKD AND DESTROYED
RAGusA, Jan 20, 1875
The Herzegovnian insurgents are marching north Of
Trebigne They are pursued by the Turks Tho insur-
rectionsts have burned nine villages
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ART INITIATING NATURE-n SEEMS AS IR
there scarcely limit human skin and ingenuity
Things heretofore considered impossible performed evey
day and learned Of Paris Out
diamonds By the thousand from his laboratory beautiful
durable taken the bowels 0l
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dvugs the fact that he Aecomphes this wonderful
thing Il ndsputablo His PARIsIAH DIAM0NDs
BY the nbesse the most fashionable salons and be
HUMPHREY No. ITO Broadway. They beautifully SOC
Ia solid gold and cost -thirtieth much real
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ARRESTS.

The police arrested i,nO persons during The pas,
week
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EUGENE HARTNETT PHARMACIST, NO. BIBIA
House. socits the attention Of yscans aud public 20 hi
superior facilities for compoundlng prescriptions SoUBH1
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without pain CORN CuRR, By mail so cents
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DIPLOMATIC COALITION FOR PRESSURE ON THE
SULTAN.
PAns. Jan. 90 1870
1t Is asserted that the Powers have arrived at
definite agreement respecting the form OF presentation
10 the Porte OF Count Andrassys note Il will be pre-
sented by Austria and subsequently, supported sspa
raiey by the other Powers
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A-MOLES MOLES AND WARTS PATNL.ESSLY
and permanently removed also of
nose untmeiy wrinkles Of the face cured By Dr. B. O.
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A-DANDRUPP, DRY, MOIST OR SCALY. RRUP-
tive scalp diseases falling loss brittle fading and
premsturey gray hair cured By Dr. B. G PERRY, No 20
Bond New York
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cure headachs biliousness liver complantA diseases
Digestion entirely eradicate all humors from the
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THE ALFoNsIsrs STILL SUCCESSFUL IN BATTLE.
SAs SEBASTIAN, Jan. 20, 1870.
Heavy musketry firing in the San cristobal Valley
was heard yesterday. The Aonsist troops have taken
several Carlst positions commanding the mouth Of
the Urola River
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DONOvAE'S RESTAURANT 18TH ST, NEAR STE
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rHn QUESTION or civil MARRIAGES.

EHA VOAS K1ON OE O1'1H HIAHHIAoH'.
COLOGNE, jan 20, 1876
The Cologne Gdzettes Madrid correspondent writes
that by order Of the Spanish bishops, tho bodies OF all
persons dead prior TO the eth OF February 1875 who
only civilly married, will be exhumed
and removed from consecrated ground One decision
OF the Spiritual Court relating 10 case Of this kind
has already been approved by the Minister Of Public
Worship.
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had In all drug Ask for circular
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RUPTURE CURED By DR. MARSH tPRINCfPAL
oflate Marsh Col at his old oce No Vesey (Asor
House) uptown branch.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALI
Grated Beverages JOHN MATTHEWS. LIST Az. and 26th
st., New York
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AveTage iemperature yosterday ........
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June 81, 1875.
The Post-Ohlce Department gives notice that on and
after July 1876 British India and the French colonies
in America Africa ASIA and Oceauica become part OF
the general postal unon formed by the Treaty OF Berne
subject TO an additional postal charge TO cover inc
extenses OF transportation beyond the limits OF tho
general postal union The rate OF postage, 10 pe levied
and collected in the Uned states are double the rates
charged to other postal union countries
Tie House Committee Commerce today heard an arS
men from ex-senator John Scott OF Pcngsy yana, do
nying their right 10 compel Mr.. Cassatt, Third Vice
President Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 10
make known its present contracts aud special c0nces-
sons carrying freight Nj Scott also cOntended thay
Congress had constitutional power to regulate and
control railroads chartered BY the States Representa-
tive Hopkins OF Pennsylvania spoke i'll reply, and tla
Committee adjourned I'll Friday.
The Special Committee appointed at the request Of
George Adams Clerk OF the House. to investigate the
charge against him published The Chicago Inter Ocean,
in May last to-day made unanimous report They say
the evidence explicit conclusiv lat in no instance
has any p,cunary other consideration BEEN paid or
promised by behalf OF any party receiving an ap
pOntncnt from Mr. Adams either directly or indirectly,
to any other person for his account. The Committee
discharged from any further consideration of ths
subject.
Senator Morrill, OF Maine has informed President Grant
he Is yet prepared 10 decide whether or not 10
cOud accept the Office of Secretary Of the Treasury as
public considerations continue t0 prevent his reaching
decision at the present juncture Of affairs hut that he
expects TO SEQ his way clearly ~ conclusion within
few days.
The amount of bank notes redeemed and assorted By
the National Bank Redeemny Agency during the presene
fiscal year Is 5000 900, OF which S25 100000 are
notes of banks which reducing their circulation OF
are in voluntary liquidation.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
SERENADE TO PRINCE OSCAR.

TRIBUTE OF SWEDISH AND NORWEGIAN CITIZENS TO
THEIR NATIVE LAND.
A sercnade was given last evening, in front
of the Hotel Brunswick, in honor OF the Swedish Prince
Oscar by the Swedish and Norwegian societies OF this
city, The Prince arrived Monday afternoon from Phil
adelpha which city he returns to-day. The commit-
tee which had In charge the sercnade was composed OF
g. Gabrielsen, G. ID. Schuberdt, George Pc
tersen, David Weiss, Carl BergreD, and LOUIS
Hsln, officers and members OF the societies The
cietes have in view similar objectsthe protection and
distress, pecunarly otherwise The Norwegian So
ciety has Its at No. 200 Thirdave Its president
Is g. Gabriesen, and It has about 10 members 1t was
organized about six years ago. The Swedish
Society has rooms East Twentyseeondst.,
near Thirdave. This Is Of the oldest Of
the strictly national organizations having been in
stence forty years David Weiss has been Its President
for II years. until recently when the present incumbent
A. Hostrom elected 10 that ONCE Its members
number from 200 In addition to their charitable
aims these societies intended 10 10 their
bers ana they furnish the best means
OF introducing the Swedish aud Norwegian residents
Of the city their newly arrived countrymen.
At about 1O:45 o'clock the serenaders, consisting or
members OF the two societies aud OF Company OF the
14th Regiment Of Brooklyn composed entirely OF Swedes
and Norwegans, under command OF Capt Bovie arrived
s the hotel. The singers were stationed In twenty
sixthst as the apartments Of the Prince that
corner, on the second door There were four Swedish
and Norwegian songs rendered with precision
throughout and In part with excellent
effect After the vocal music, the regfmental band
played several airs, at the close Of which the young
Princa dressed Q midshipman in the Swedish Navy,
upon the balcony and bowed in response TO tho
regulation hurrsas u the MILITARY and the miscellaneous
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FOREIGN NOTES.

PARIS, June PA meeting OF the Suez
Canal shareholders held in this city to-day nominated
three English representatives in the Board of Admins
tl.tOii, including Mr.. Stokes and Rivers Wilson.
QUEBEC, June 27.-At Murray Bayou, Sat-
ur.iay about y. H., there violent hail storm, the
particles being from quarter to one ounce each Great
iuiuty was done the crops within the circuit OF mile
LoNDoN, June 27.-J. b. Bowen (COnserva-
tyel has been elected member OF Parliament for Penn
brokeshire place OF the late Sir John r. ScOurseld.
Sir Chamberlain (RadicaD has been returned In Biz
mingham, to succeed George Devon tsadca, resigned
| ToRoNTo, June 27.--A London telegram to
Tie Globe says the Lacrosse teams played at Windsor
before toe Queen and Court and Prince Leopold and
Prince Christian to-day The Queen gave portraits OF
herself TO the Canadians and the Indians, together.
LONDON, June 27.-The recent favorable
weather has improved the prospects of the hop crop in
most Of the hop-growng districts bnt Ia parts Of the
counties of Kent Sussex and Worcester the plant is still
severely affected by yerln The business chiefly OF
retail nature.
HALIFAX, N. s., June 27.-The dory Centen-
NAL from Gloucester Mass for Queenstown, put into
Darlington " s. June %. .or the purpose Of changing
her ballast which affected her coInpasses Reports
had rough weather head Winds and dense fog nearly all
the time since leaving gloucester.
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THE PINE AND THE PALM.

ARRIVAL IN CHARLESTON OF THE BOSTON LIdH7
INFANTRY AND THE OLD GUARD OF NHw-YoRK.
CHARLESTON, S. c., June 27.-The steamer
Charleston, from WORK, covered with bunting and
bearing pine at her bow reached her dock here as
IL O'Clock this morning. bringing the Boston Light In
fantry and the Old Guard Of New-York. The whole
water front Of the city decorated with flags and
banners OF welcome and the visitors received by
committee OF 100 leading citizens and by the German
Fusiliers, Revolutionary corps and the Washington
Light Infantry. Col Trenholm, Chairman OF the Citi-
zens' Committee welcomed the visitors the wharf.
and In brief speech informed them that they would DO
guests OF the city during their stay They we're then
escorted 10 Masonic Hall, where they were entertained
by the military and aterward conducted TO their quar-
tiers at Charleston Hotel Tonight the formal reeep-
ton OF the visiting military from Massachusetts, New
York Georgia and the Caronas took place at the Acad
emy OF Music The reception OF the Northern compa-
MES exceedingly cordial and the whole city wears
tomorrow The Stars and Stripes" everywhere die
played aud massive trumpha arches span the leading
fhnr nOlf
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man had served in that capacity during six consecu
tive Democratic conventions. His friends supposed
that in spite of his opposition to Gov Tildens nom
nation this well established precedent of the Demo
cratic party would be followed at this time. The
first roll Of the day was called by the Secretary Of
the National Committee Prince whose voice fell far
short of filling the immense hail. This gave some of
tho anti Tilden men of New-York pretext for pre-
senting Mr. Perrin's name, but the Chairman Of the
Convention very promptly ruled the motions which
they made as out Of order. Much amusement was
caused by a subsequent appearance of very little
man, whose voice broke upon the Convention almost
like thunder from clear sky. His success in being
heard III the remotest of the Convention COM
petcly demolished the movement in Mr.. Perrns
favor. aud was really quite little victory for Gov
Tilden's friends.
PHOEBE CCZZENS ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
The Convention proved itself more gallant than
the National Committee. On Saturday last, it may
be remembered, Mrs. Minor and Phoebe Cozzcns.
representatives Of the National Womans Suffrage
Association, requested the Committee to provide
that they should have a hearing on the floor OF the
Convention, and made an argument In support of
this request The Committee after considerable
discussion in secret session, decided adversely but
agreed to assign TO the representative women 1our
seats in the galleries reserved for ladies. The re-
quest was repeated TO the Convention to-day. and
no objection having been made by any delegate,
Miss Phoebe Cozzeus was escorted to the rostrum
amid warm applause from every part OF the hail.
Miss Cozzens seemed at once to win the heart Of the
Convention by her pleasing manner and modest
bearing and although she was unable TO make her
self heard at great distance from the platform, her
speech was 50 short and so pointed that no demon
strations of mpaticnce were made. At the end OF it,
she presented to the Chairman of the Convention
the menoral Of the Womans Suffrage Association
which, on the motion OF Gen McClernand of Illinois
was referred to the Committee on Resolutions for
their respectful consideration. This probably is the
first occasion on which any woman representing the
Universal Suffrage Association has had a hearing
before q National Democratic Convention; and the
members Of that association ere understood 10 feel
greatly encouraged at tue respectful! consideration
which their representatives received to-day.
The friends of Gov. Tiien had complete control
OF the Convention during its frst session to-d3y,
and the early hour at which recess was taken TO
enable the Committees OH Credentials, Permanent
Organization. Rules, and Resolutions 10 do their
work shows thcir disposition 10 push forward The
work OF tie Convention with the utmost possible
speed. The sooner the balloting can be begun The
stronger 1t il believed Gov. Tlden Will be- II, there
fore. the necessary proliminaTies can be hurrel
through with this evening and carly Tomorrow
morning less tIle wil be given ioI hostile comDiua-
tons,
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present, and these were hidden away in the back
rows Of seats belonging to delegates. The Conven-
tion itself was body of substantial men; but 1t
cannot be said that it contained very many OF the
party leaders or many men of marked ability or
national reputation. It was q white mans COnven-
ton. Among all its 700 delegates there was not
single black face to be seen. 1t was Convention
too of the reconstructed Democracy. The presence
of such men as Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia; Gen.
Pope Walker of Alabama, who was Confederate
Secretary of War; COL Shorter of the same State,
who was an ant-war Congressman, and has been in
Democratic politics for 80 years; Gen. John T.
Morgan, also of Alabama; Pierce w. B. Young, the
dandy ex-Congressman from Georgia; ex-Gov.
Smith Of the State, and old ex-senator Cling
man of North Carolina, was enough to show that
amnesty is Democratic fact.
There were other men with interesting histories.
There were Duke" Gwin of California, whose noble
white head would well become a real and not a re-
Prospective Duke Gov Salisbury, who is here as the
representative of his hereditary rival of the house of
Bayard; Senator Barnum of Connecticut, whose in
vestment in Senatorial seat is not yet forgotten;
Gen. McClernand of Illinois and Gustave Korner. the
German leader who followed Mr.. Greeley out of tho
party in 1872. In the Indiana delegation there were
Senator Mcdonald and Daniel Voorhees,. Speaker
Kerr was missing. In the Kentucky section were
Louisiana, r. II. Mari, who fought the fight of the
citizens in Louisiana against Gov. Kellogg Mr..
Hutchins was in the Missouri delegation not far
from Richard rockingham of Massachusetts, and
Frank Bird, Mr.. Summers lifelong friend. There
were also James X. Doottle, who was one OF tho
Republican Senators who voted against impeach-
ment; Alexander Mitchell, one of the hardest
of the hard money men OF the West;
Gen. Thomas Ewing one of the ablest of tic
infationists; Mr. Clymer, who discovered Mr. Bel
knap and nearly put an end to Ciymer; ID. ". Aiken
Of South Carolina the chief OF Southern grangers;
Senator Wallace with the invariabe 5S delegates in
his pantaloons pockets Francis Keman, with his
face fringed about with silver hair; Lieut.-Gov.
DorsheimeT, regarding the scene with gigantic com
posure; Abram S. Hewitt, who consigned Nr.
Schenck permanently to private lifc John Kelly,
Inorose over his uuaccustomed defeat; ;. s. Cox,
Mayor Wiekham and all the well-known hne OF
New-YorkeIs.
RANDAIEs ABSENCE.
Samuel J. Randall of Pennsylvania was not in the
Convention, but was represented by his brother,
Robert I. Randall. hearty supporter OF Gen. Han
cock. Mr. Randalps absence is owing TO the dead
lock in Congress on the Appropriation bills, which,
as he thinks might cause his absence from Washing
ton for a week just at this time to imperil public
interests The Democratic members, with almost
one accord, since the disagreement became so sori-
GUS have urged him not to leave. IL VIII be Iemeul-
bered that Mr.. Morrill, of Maine, Chairman of the
Senate Committee Appropriations, refused to
leave Washington for the reason during the
Cincinnati Convention.