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, 1876-09-09
BOSS TWEED.

1ifa R@portetl Arrest in Snhfn--vThat II
Thought of the Nnmor by New York roll-
tictans.
MADnlD, Sept. 9.-Wi,ltam II. Tweed anu his
collsn, William. Hunt, have been arrested In thu
port Vgo Of on board the Spanish merchantmen.
Carmen. Tweed WAS travelling ut,lcr the name
nf Seeor. Both prisoners wrrc lodged in tic
fortress.
Apecial Dtspdtch to The 7sfbane.
NEW 1ohK, Sent. S.-A London telegram m.
nounelng that Tweed had been captured In
Spain was nut n1ailc public until 1ato In the
evening, and c1uscd much excitement down.
torn and also In uptown hotels. Politicians of
the city recc!se tho rutuor with very little
crcdulity. Politicians Of both parties doubt
mich II Tweed has been arrested, and, II lie has
been apprehu',dc1 III Spain, they see no n,eans
Of getting hin to tlls country. They weto not
awaso that atiy e1tratiitfon treaty was tu full
forco between Spain ant1 tho United States.
Sheridan Slook sud lie knew will, soule
drgrco Of posttivencss that Tweed wns In
London with his sou Richard sixty days ago.
An AT,srleaA Recently from raris said THIS even.
III dune who III appearance answered 1wced's
description. Another geutten,nn who ha,l
known Tweed professcd to hive sce,, lin In
Iaris ut the same time Some Republicans
W has friei,'s for rnittcal cspsta'. Tho ncwn
was received too ntr to rec nlany Ut the public
officials. Uudcr~shcr!tf Cumming md hiaj.
Quincy, Of the ,ordcr-of-Arrcst Depart
n,eNt, wcre found in the SleriT's Of
flee. Neither Undcr-sticriG Cumming
nor Mini. Quincy llatl heard nny
report OF thu. capture of Tweed, and. neither
wsre disposed . credit thu Story. Particular
iuyuiryayas uladc Of them IL. to whether my
Information tn their pustesaion po!ntpd to i
possibility of Tweed having reached Spain.
Underestimate Cumming stated that there was
ilt such information IN p,:acssIon Of tic Sl,cr-
iM'h oA're. The report Of the capture D. Tweed
was doubted by all councctcd With tue Sherlif'a
office.
, 1876-09-09
List Of Old Settlers Discharged
from the Treasury De-
pnrtment.
How Mr.. Randall UnWlttinEly
Offended Ills Friends.
Soma Of tho improvements Recently
blade in Heavy Guns.
Tho i 1.9 Per Cent Loan d Most Decided
Success.

SAM lsANDAlIL7S YItEH1ESs
DlsMfssALs IN r1i1 TREASURY DgrAnTMENT--
tina BOURBON nouss BRINGS p1soRAcs UPON
TnH NATION.
sp<ctas Ds,pafca to 7ne 7riDans
WAsHrEdroS, u. C., Sept. s.-The Democratic
House has to be proud OF tts achievement in
directing that tho bclptess ami agcd poor who have
eccn such lung service in the TreAsury Department
bo discharged. The action Of tho ffonse Appro-
pr!atsons Committee nnder 1anaall's leadership.
as subsequently, approved by the l1onsn, c',l only
mean TINT tho nost inefficient persons In tho aerv.
leo pf tho Government must bo discharged. In.
asruch IA these reductions apply both IL tho mum.
hcrt of. eierks md the salaries paid. tho Treasury
Department fs aslo 10 tcan In fts hcrylcc only tho
younger, nloru active, ard moro efficient Of ts cm-
royes The petsons chosen for dismissal therefore,
necessarily nrc anlcngtlc older and more inetciens.
It huppei,s TINT ttlsa c1aas IL, for the most part
matle up Of rcsspns who have been lfe. long ucm.
ocrats. Democratic partAan newspapers will,
doubtesa. charge that t'1s Secretary OF tho Treas
nry hiss sclccted for dismissal Democratic clerks
fur political reasons. The lei which follows wlll
show how
HOLLOW AND uNlusT
such m assertion IL. Tho list of 10 men which
follows comprises H0mc OF tic older 1ncn IN tho
Department. Most OF them nre Democrats. With
very fow exceptions, they wero all In office when
tho Republican party capc into power with Abra.
hatn Lincoln Tho} wcro then retained In ohlec
as much IN account Of tlcit already
p 1nSs"ssa 'ss md my from fssss aasslss e
; tfy syo ~ sy ss;e
1'rcnsnry Department. notwithstanding They hhyc
constantly bscono wuakcr with nge. and more III
# I'D not 70 at sy I WIZ 'f To
liealH Of tle department, on hn'iih; thor nttcn.
tlon cal)od 70 them. hare upon more than ono g.
century, they n rendered valuable service to fhe1r
, 1876-09-09
the aa1no Instant. The poatton waa clearly too
Btrnnr to be taken At ntcanbt YET all Tint Af.

the aamc Instant The posItton was clearly too
strong to be taken at prcsont Yet All TINT At
ttrnnpn were the attempts renewed and re-
pulsed tfll night closs. h and The firing ceased.
Wien daylight broke It WINS only to witness
the continuation Of these determined efforts To
tlrIyo the servthns from heir trenches ami wood,
ant to reach the plateau. Sometimes It would
appcar, as though tho attack would sucreed. 90
turned out 10 be deceptive pnat aud In tll!4
fashion tho third day'a lighting In front Of
kru]azcratz continue.l-tho pretty church and
Tie l'o,ees we're stilt untouched, md TIE Ser;
midday the Turks chnnEcl their tactics, or
ratllor their plans tnasnrct!. Two o'ciock came,
anu ,Ttil It NH omfnous silence We who stood
on the aasont iis srans 9r neeks ioI~ara a'
rcinforccmeuts Of the men on tue ridge
ascend Al!.l toiI thoso who alrcaay
l heia It.; We coua Sc great ti,dIa. masses s,i as
were more groups OF gunners than ever to 10
nutc1 from wllero VIC ttoo.l. great cannon
aac opens; tho infantry are In melton on every
so t1n ' sonetE Ike sssr from s
plain: 4 sharp vollcy iss poured into tho wood,
firc from aid At thc iii begnt, a!d then, witha
sl'ort rim, the Ottoman Infantry is seen atlvanc-
ati.l conlratlcs arc fal'lng every molnpnt
,snt.cs tho terrible fire which opens Upon them.
They must gain the hill, Just "a tfotc away to
tho right mnst NEEDS take the woods On they
80, with a,Dthcr cheer aud atlort run, Qccoln-
lai1icd by Tie, ccasr1css rnttlo Of their rtlua
aud the supporting rom Of their cannon. They
arc ncnrly a. the foot Of the hill. VIII thy
vial viii yondcr storm Of fire stop theali
No; tho wool Is gained, autt alreat1y tls ire
fEom tho inner edges Is stopped; already the
Serbs IL tho treticIra arc making Dfti there fs
general stampede, and such chasol 1t ts well
iur the rctrea,ing servlans TINT their artillery
Is strongly postc mud SO ablo to give aid t. tue
rctrcatl1lg, pnnit-sttieken nlrn win nre tnaking
for the rear. Dnt this does not stop tho Turks,
who pass through thc wood aud 10 over the
hills st 4 rs1E. There is just o1ic inore
spastnodic effort, a Inst rattie OF muskutry, AMI
ayullty which strews the ground over witch tho
Osn,nni,s pnss onrc morn, Arh then no answer ia
given savc that which Tho Scrriai, cannon sup
lily To the fierce firing Of tho advancing Turks
Onward 60 tlluse who wear tho rc1 fez townrt1s
the town act0ss thu green sward, while at tho
sa.no moment we soe The dark uniforms Of tho
scrvfans passing tnto tho A!cxnatz road by
thousands. Tue battle Ia over, tic tuwn Ia won,
a loud saavo Of artillery announces that ksu-
]aZcvatz is taken aud. tho Scrtian army de-
fcatCl.
, 1876-09-09

eentor.lnating Of the sentiments Of ono MN >.
tue VII 81 tho Law. Al t,ntlcratsud and a1ts1 ~
n,N! well'Informcd tribunal Of ju1tfce. '@'1'
We liavu frequently hcart OF The alma. -.
eKcellttvo clcaIcncy fnr btao political cmls ~ "
Democratic States, where cunytcts we're reca.naa, "
hr hundreds, In dcnncn at the demands nf iM.
ticc, to do political work. but Il IA certanIv ~
novel as It Is absurd tn charge tioycrnur vts
corrupt fna,liputattons hoa,tlsu liz rof,,,c. ~, )"
tl,waft tho ends Ut 1ustIec and thu law of n. ~
land, slnlpy to crafty the hypcs.sent!In.nta1,,
q a hantlfn!M oppt,nents To capita, rnnisllmr"i1
Thu thing Is too aiIin q. TnUMans"
, 1876-09-09
In naval nnat,nss will eausc deficiency of a. 600,
600 for the officers and men actually III aofYlco.
THE AII.YEH f.f13dMtaafNN

IN naval !uat,oss will cause deficiency of a.. 600,
600 for the officers and men actually III aofYlco.
THE SILVER COMMISSION
have not yet selected e experts who aro 10 bO u.s.
sociatcl with the Congressional members.
CLAIMS.
Tho Secretary Of War having loft tho city With
ont leaving authority IN any other officer to al9n
rcnulsItons. delay ia being accustomed In the rct
tIeinent ~ a large number uf gases for the pay
!ncnt "f which speclal, Appropriations wsrc made
ffnn, lis six wcnks trip Ia Tho West II t. prniale
that nearly t!onsnnl u these eancs Will be &C.
tun,nlatcd IN tbs. War Department awaiting tho
signature OF The Secretary.
NOMINATED.
Gen. spcett r.. Fly WAS to-day nominated by
Attorney -lcneral Tai! for tho ,appolntmcnt af
tinted States Marshal for Kentucky. The neml-
uatlon q \ X q pNkn e e b. United states Mar: T.,
been confirmed by the President.
TfyEHs AND nAInONs.
.aen. 1lumrhfcst. Chief Of EngtnccrS. fs sti1l
bnsi)y enRnge'l IN preparing tehsdu!o Of work -
bc,peffofMcl under the River andliarbor AppropEl.
alton bill. and which appropriations shall not be
naed. tattnus engineer onicets have bcch ordered
Cot. William r. Merrill, =. Y. Far9nter, ana sis
ChAFlcs H. sntcr, haye already arrived. The list
will not bo completed for Bunle time.
, 1876-09-09
NOTES AND NEWS,

6pfE7U9 1H4V01c1 ~ 119 1176NH4.
WAsH!S0ruA, d. G., Sept. Tho tucc9ssiul
ucgut!ation Of Tho tlovorntnent sccurtlcs al A1f
per cent, It Is ctaneh directly scfuscs tho csafgea
1uads In tho ST. Louis platform, shst this lsopubic
ans l.aye made during tito rn.t II years no ad-
yances toward resumption nor preparations for ra.
sumption, whllo It fully ncots tho financial point
male III uov. TIldens mrssagu. whcEs hs urses
tho fuud{nR ut 4's per cent. marked feature In
thu subscription to the loan IA tho number Of ap.
pllcptons Tor snail amounts, evidently ts0nL per-
sons seeking permanent Investment. Tho popu.
l4s!y ~ we'll Al thu Ut thv loan II lhua
ylrud.
It IL asceftalned thal tho usnocrssic zrdrc.!ons
, 1876-09-09
Cromwell sntl tho Pope.

- fFF1HHHzH1 E14s, }s7FHG11!s7H:,
Thu present English uttitiNle tn Turkey, In
view vi tha bulgarian atrucltEcs, runlIu.ls our
ru,,aius unpcusAitiy OF tho swift uetEun Ut
Cromwell Il, hullalf at tho Plrtl,no,ltese. On
that uu4i.,loIl llU,lt,B u{ denul aud pyalungaton
grrut 0ityur sut down ulul inflicted TIC fniow-
lug l,otu tu tho Iluly Fnthcrs: "Your lluttucss
IL tllu tic bead of tllu nu,an gAtllulir rcllSon
III Eurupe. am ut the head Ut the Protestant
hei.ig currlcd IN by thu rleltnuntess Govern.
mcnt nxainat tho Fauauis, ut thu tlstanre, Ut
,,,l.lcr lhs salyttun, Ut your liulanesa. Nsw |
write u say thut, II Your holiness dues uot In.
Gums aud iay Ciylia Vccrhia in nshcs." Fpm
tint hour the rrorstnMss of plcdalont bsoati.e,t
their prayers iu safcty,
, 1876-09-09

Total bafcs on htn-Mutaal, O; Chicago, 1N.
!ots! i i Isft On }ts.as~Matasl. 4; tthieaso ..
tmpfre-Mr. Dacharme.
nt,Np LEAVES THE uARTroRps.
SptGtd! Disp5feh to 7As Tribune.
1fAnrroRu, Conn, sept b.-I'hc contract he.
tween Boud, pitcher for the linrtforis, ard
that club WIS anl.1lls1 gu "Wednesday lust.
70. SOME ttue plst there has geeM no little Ill
eliminated after thu. return of the uartfortis
Tie latter w}th athrowing' games, and at all
tImcs working atlverse!, to the slnl''s, and es-
tshed 4 card denying The cilargc, and ST wordcd
1t a. to reflect oil Bond, WHO afterwards pub
lscly Withdrew his eI,nrges. The bseae!s
between them remained, however, a''ll
Tho Hastfords, that he would not play With tho
club SO long aB Ferguson remained In 1t. M
good reason existing for the expulsion Of rergl,:-
soH, the onty ALTERNATIVES waa to release Bond
His ,lucxplrcl contract oi 1915 as also been all
nuiletl, aid Nil connection between Bntld atil
the lartfouls is tcyerc.l. JIG will play With thc
New llnyenB The baianre Of the eeaso1i, ai.l will
probably sign to pitcll for them titlr!lg 1917,
kumors to The cFect that he wis expelled are
fa18r.s
,sosross Va. touisy1LLEs.
DosTor, Bcpt. g. Thu Boston anu Louisyille
game to-Gny resulted III follows:
IHning&- l 2 81 &
Loulsx1flc ~. ......s.,..,..... .,.0 u d U VI
t}amu called .at tho fifth inning on account Of
rain.
~. LOUIS ngowEs vB. ATHLETICS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sent. 8.-TAe vt. l.nnts
nre*'s defeated tl'u Athletics to-day by tho fol-
low!ns aeore:
2;a:;;:s q: as:'sa ] ! ! ! ~ IL
Itu,m earned-st Loul4, 4.
Flrst luss by cirofs-st. Louis, G.; Athletics, &.
, 1876-09-09
ARE REPUBLICS uNGRATEFUl ?
III fha kitffnc nj ThA TtfhHfA

~ RVS <A4*ef " AH0 4@tth+fs
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Sept 7.--Whilo runaEing
among tho musty tlles Ut tho lhst III tho state
Department to-day, cnnlo upon tAB following,
und, for fear that the historian Of the t. future
great" may overlook this evidence Of tho
,nunllccnt gratitude of our "forofathors,"
scnd copy, that TnR TRIBUNE may giyo to tho
world thu cati.nate Of a soldiers 1Ifo and scr
vices in the "good old days." The following Is
bill passed by an 1llinuis Legislature Demo
crattr, OF conrso) granting pension to widow
mud two Children IT d solaior In tho Mormon +"
wnr:
wsns.; ?eaa Es5;s #. ps,.ts a. n ,o'n ns
pany was III tic service oftho Stats unsr call iron,
a 4aes S s sne5cs CT xss s
unfortunately killed wh!!o In t hc service 81 tho
state, leaving his family II distressed condition,
lnl lcArlng two lntnnt children without tho means
Of support or education; therefore,,
ssr. l. ~ It enacstA by tho people, oc., Tint
there s'al be a! tJ ;tsG sho Ganfasn of Emly Nori"
dcccascd. for the suHpors aud f9xeaflon Of aaid
infant. children, tho sun Of trenfvIJfst dolluea
Ic pait out Of any nuncy III the Treasury not q,
Staerwse ~ arnropr1nats commencing on tho asst
Src r. l. And shst tho sum Of Sc shall ba and IL
hereby allowed tv tho widow Ut the ssta John Nor-
Es, dcceasc, to be drawn from thu Treasury laalf-
yoxhooa e6snsnes o to ii it, day ~ Nore ~
bcr, A. D. 1914, 10 be Tatl cur Ut the moneys In
the Treasury mt otherwise appropriated.
Approved Feb. ~, 1Si5.
II tho death of husband and father left tho
family In distressed" condition, would
liise to know Dy what term their condition might
bc properly designated after rcclylnts this
bounty from thu 6tatet Eight dollars and
tllirty-thres and omc-thlrt} cents every sig
months euch for "suppurt aud e.lucationl"
Whit ali intlutcmcnt to comn'tt suicide Or
marry. We all Sigh for tho "good old tilnesn
owing to tho tact probably tint We did not live
in those days. RA1pA.
, 1876-09-09

SOUTHERN NYT9COS9TN.
t'pecto{ DfspafcA 10 TIA Trybun.

Spec7o7 O1soafcA 70 Tia 7FIbuns.
JANEsv1Li.r, Wis, Sept. s.-Dcspitc IN
blackncss Of tho c1ouds, tho threatening rain
anu The damp atmosphere, tho streets wcr;
crowded to-day, and thu attendance at tie fat,
was good, considering that there has bren .
constant threatening Of rain, md lila. the suu
has nut been seen ainco tho fair opened, u,ts
the exhibition and tic number of visitor, or,
remarkably ifattctlng. It las been impuss,hfo
lIshc,l, consequently the officers of Tic SuifIv fI
have been plnrcu IN somewhat uncnul lortaii,
posltion They have mnle tho Ilest Of ii, uryry.
thetcas, and hare donu all IN their powcr. nnI
NIL That could be dune In mak!ng tho exiili[tiao
MORROW,
, 1876-09-09

The recent fcarful explosion on board tho
British tronelad, Thundcrer, has called out tho
Ku,upg Them all, ihe following, contributed by
All old aud experienced physician, l4as tue pcs1s
Ut convenience null readiness, The remedy II
simply tliIs: Thu common whiting of commerce
found III nearly every kstelen), reduced by cold
spread On allglt ltnen rag, mid the whole burnt
surfare instantly coyer0sl, and thus excluded
from the action of tho alr. Tho cnse It atfnrds
IL instantaneous, and II only requires to be kept
cold Water.
, 1876-09-09

:. Judging from cut IN the RullMau Gazette,
Paris Eua bvaten lis ln our OWN tlr1l, In appjy-
tng stcatn to s.rcrt-ats. The Paris Idea Ii to
house up thu !oromutiyo like short street-ear
ir|ghtfal properties which prpys 10 oblcctl,na-
ble h hursts. 'rhe locomotive lauks Hike cur
dlout tiyu feet squart, pauulcl allI putnted, und
with nn almost Invisible smokc-atack. lhta alr
sons about 10 miles III hour; thu trslin stops
within lye feet by the brake, t,irna ,Eery alasp
curvature, and eail 10 run Ut q cuxt Tor attcud-
Rt.co anil fuel Of nbunt $f per day.
, 1876-09-09

Il . 6HN Ff1Hta3tU LUN.
Pollee-0fllees reeklnpat has larger hands than
any lua,l III the Department. Yesterday after
nut.,l young .nan who Wa4 committing l,lls-
ae1neanor wis ttetcetetl by FccktnpaI, WHO calne
uI tsuIls behind aud stretched forth Ills arnl 10
uFrcst Tin. As the u'llcer's lsau descended the
}uuug sl.ln tell tn tll. walk and lalntcd. When
l.e zcguined consciousness hs lisat question WIS
uscertslned that thu yuuny nasl' had cnnght 9
sight of tue shadow VI rerkiupall'a hand ~ It
wis cunning luwn, atnl Aa Thought t4at the silu
~ rtI.', 80 t-s F,''.lF utt f.1tIt.
, 1876-09-09

uKXTEH PARK,
a match hns been luado betwcnn Mr.. Curtis
M u JYk Short and Atr. Honnes's =. e. blind
Billy, fur s22oo, anti 1t will be trotted OH dexter
Park to-.lay. Short Kuing tu nugou and Billy III
hsrApss- Admission free.
POSTPONED.
srRtNdFtELp, Mass, Hept. 8-Tbo 1Iamt1es
Fask raets were postponed until tomorrow, ow-
uN to d lcavy track.
MuhTANd HIDING.
CLEVELAND, u, Sent. S.-fmncisco Fcralt0,
lhs Naxtcan rider, will to.nlurtuW attcnpt to
.hlt = hundred mics III llys hours VI tha NDrth
Dh!o Fair grounds, IN thts city, ustng " mua-
!auIs.
, 1876-09-09
THIS MUST Be REMEDlED.
IN fh& E1fffoF nf ThS TrfhBHS

KALAMAZOO, atlch., Sept. 7.-1Vhy is It tina,
we rau seldom buy TIE Tn1uusE on the line 0,
the Michigan Central or Southern lsoadst is tho
leading news-agcstt such good Democrat TINT
ic can a1Tord to sell only that dirty sfcrt, tho
Chicago Ii,nesf Eight persons wanted TIM
TRIBUNE In our coach in this Ccl,trn! K0ad tO.
day at kalamazoo, and c0l.ll not get It.
a COMMERCIAL MAN.
, 1876-09-09

On Horace Ilall'v faIui. IN lsoyal Oak, M!eh.,
while Ae.trs, Smith una po,nct0y Wero rutupt
down a well, they atruck sort VI aoit sons aboGs
!! ichsa thick ind alter they tial lrslle throush
Il an e1ploson occurred liks tils 1oot 9f ea AZ
II thsn te.an throwing oas *toneA, ssss4, ste,
So.e large ato.,cs wGre thrown uIt, sIse Of ~hIrn
cishal l.. pounds. 1t tllen b"aau ~ slu't t"stn
waitl sand and sMoks. NbIch ik*tsc t1t seeas
A'nu lu4rA,
, 1876-09-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

3TItECK m lCEBEKus
IosoN, Sept 9.-Thc Brig Daltfc arrived at
Dublin ycstcrdaywith Capt. Jacksun and crcw,of
the steamer Arbitrator, which was last at eca.
Cnpt. Jackson reports that tho Arbitrator left
New Orleans Aug. Il, for Ltyerpoul. On the
I'D Sic etrlick nj iceberg anil fourdurcl In 70
minutes. Tho Arbitrator Ind q cargo of produeu
md $1,000 IN spcrie. Tic total loss Ia estimated
Mt SHIttH0.
, 1876-09-09


6rERI1Nu, ILL.,, Sept. 8.-Tho Whltcsf.lc Com.
ty Fair bcats ltsclf md NIL ttlicr county fair;
ever held In the Northwest. Now and large
buildings have been built ani all arc ful, ia
overaowing, The Rl1ow Of stock Is fully yqual
to many state fairs. Nearly 2,5Do entries have
bcgn mntlc anil Committees arc busy at wrrk.
Owing to the wet weatf,rr, II will he held or.
until noxt Tuesday night. Considering tlt
weather, tho attendance Is tnln1el.sc.
, 1876-09-09

nEs MONIES, Ia, Sept. IA u.usranti!u Arm
at Spirit Laku hare adopted new method oi
doiug business. M hooks arc kept. When
customer desires credit, lic goes to tho dusk aul
paypbu with Interest. lIu then hlys llis gools
an1 pays for them.
, 1876-09-09
SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept. 5.-The Cabinet has decided
to notify tho provincial authorities tlsat, whlls
tic Constitution forbids manifestations otfen-
slye to tic Catliolh religion, proper respect
fdr tile lnviulnhfttty 0f Protestant churches aul
cemeteries must b. enforced,
, 1876-09-09

ptTTsnuHo, Sept. S.-Ttere was very larrt
attendance Of visitors at tho Exposition till
evuniug to scethe wedding ceremony, wcliwa,
performed at 1lal-pust o'el,,ck, and witnessed
by at least 1900 people. Tic affair passed Oh
very pleasuutly, :.
, 1876-09-09

ToRoNro, Sept. s-A subscription is to bc
stastal at oncn to cllablo Edward lIanlnu, Ut
Toronto, who won tho ntngle-sruEl champion
ship ii Philadelphia, to try conclusions for the
championship Ut thu world With Edward
Trlckeit, OF Australia. lianluM In to hnvu IL
tttIuR reception llcre on his return from pAla-
tviphia..
, 1876-09-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

DAirlMoNli, Nd, Sept. S.-Arrvctl-Sttau.
ship Caspian, from Liverpool.
LoAnox, Sept. 8,-Steams.Ep Angliu, from
New York, has arrived out.
, 1876-09-09

4 l.l1ALL LENOE.

HALIFAX, N. g., Bcpt. "a telegram has
been sent to tic 1inlfax ttcw III Philadelphia,
authorizing them To challenge the l4on,tsHl
{Eug.} cFcn. to TOW n threc.lnilc race for $1,000
o. fiye-snllu rare far q, 000, to be ruwel Vi
81 Iftn Qr IIalIfax.
, 1876-09-09
THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, d. G., Sept. 81 n. m.-For
tho Upper Lakes, northeast winds, rising bar
oincter, cooler, partly cloudy, or clear weather.
LOCAL ubAEnvArIoSB.
, 1876-09-09

minutes.
Willie thia WIS going IN the Infantry WAS alao
very close to ir trees, thu Turks showing tntnlta
pluck. hut how iB II possible to take u thick
grove When Grliinu every trunk there Is u man
perfectly shotterea from your nrS wla!lo y0n arc
fought hard, an4l fired more rapidly than lave
EVER known troops to do, but all - no purpose.
They Ind presently to retire, leaving many
men on tho tiel,l. Alter thls tho cAnnuI.-
atsca t1aekcnc,l isttu tur half m hpur, only to
midday. THU snothcr attempt VIVA malc to
gAin tho ridge and tlio wtHut. Oncu tnuru the
Turks rane ont from bcl'l the rocks against
the grove Ut trees with tcrrttlc tlre of !nsketry.
which ,n'lst haYv seurcled tue htdlns-placc IT
tllelr cnclntcs taust terribly; ntl4e tllnte tha
hrigade--rcinforGcd, l belieyu-uloye4 tn tho
summit, aud prepared to dese1ld this time
II l!ttio lAQfe upen order than b..
fore, Hut the Serbs wcro prepared, and
opened 1re uEon tho attack IN such u n,gIl-
nLr a. to stlrtlc cycn those WIN looked On.
Every blade Ut grass n that !tttlv mead scenae'l
to be ai!yo With nusketry; tho wood a1Nl this
trenches wrrc cnyure.l will! snokr auA tho suc'l
u. thu rtIse Leran to full hefort they had d.
srcntlel fuot. | saw an officer IL rank carried
away, inleel, before the top was fairly rearhel
by tho Whole ltpe. It WA TO nu purlaoss tt.at
tle Turks replied; thcy did their utmost, but |
tnruly very clearly. That tis latter could seo
tllcm wss proved 'by the sad fact that seores
begaa to stuggcr to thu ground, nr leave tl!o
ranks for the rear iAufG Ur lcs2 severely
wounded. 1t wa4 terrible sight to SEQ tllosu
braye fellows 6lowly advancing Into such u
sturln of Ms[ssilra as that which tue enemy
hurled at tliem, md sttll worse when suddenly,
to ail Tue soldiers DRUG frum The iuuer clso
VI tho wood, the Beryians aent up suIlss artll-
lrrY alnong the trees, and dlrcctel them also
ut our u,e!i on .hs hlll. or cousse there wa
iothlng tor II but to halt aud lls down ~
| .luselY Us possible, thu attack Oil tho
| outer side Of tic wood ceas!uy at ultno4t