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New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

Even partisan Republicans are usually quick
TO admit the crimes of the Southern carpet bag
governments and to critlcise unjustitiable inter-
ferences in times past by the National Admin
istration in the Southern States; and they will
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

In the Ottoman Empire the msurgent cause
is once more advancing. The Turkish re-
verses in Herzegovina, where the MOntcnegrins
are contending with their old foe, Mukhtar
Pasha, have been accompanied with disas-
trous repulse in Servia The war panic has
subsided throughout Europe, but each great
nation is still more or less agitated. The Sui
tan and Russian ambassador have exchanged
eivilities, but they strikingly resemble those
which precede mortal combats. Until Turkey
decides on the armistice, the question of peace
or war must be still in doubt, with probabiIi-
ties in favor of the latter.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

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New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

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THE WAR IN THE EAST.
An Army Marching on Bosnia-Ftvs Days Of
Fighting Near Senitza.

An Army Marching on Bosnia-Ftve Days Of
Fighting Near Senitza.
SKNLIH. Aug. 6-Two thousand volun-
tesrs, belonging to the army Of the Drina, are
advancing into Bosnia They complain Of the
lack OF efncient onncen.
Col. Antitch defeated tho Egyptian division
yesterday on the road between Senitza and
Now Bazaar.
The Servians, under Gen. Horvatovitch, after
hve days fighting near Tressibaba, evacuated
Gurgusovatz Yesterday, and occupied q position
between GureusOvatz and BanJa.
BUCHAREST, Aug. GA new Ministry has been
formed, with NJ. Bratiano, President Of the
Council and Minister OF Finance, aud NJ. Joene-
sen, Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
WIDDIS, Aug. THE news OF the capture OF
GurRusOvatz by Eyooo Pasha's army which
continues Its march northwaTd, caused Osman
Pa-ha to defer his attack on Saitschar, where
he awaits Eyoob's arrival.
The main servian army has probably retired.
and Saitschar Is only held by guard. Eyoob
should Join Osman In two days, and their united
forces will then march on Paratchn.
Osman's soldiers are impatient Of delay. Lit
tie more Fighting Is anticipated. The Seryla ans
never face the Turkish troops. The latter are
now moving.
Iexpect to hear soon that Seryla has sued for
peace. The war IL virtually finished.
Al Nissa, the entire Turkish army In the neld,
excepting the forces at Sophia and In Bosnia
ana Albania, numbers I2'0OO, with atty squad
rons OF cavalry.
The Turks have abandoned Kick, after de-
stroying the fOrtincatiOns.
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The Beginning OF an Attempt to Walk Five
Hundred Miles IN six Days.

Daniel 'Leary of Chicago began. at II
o'clock last night, In the American Institute
Rink, an attempt to walk Ave hundred miles IN
SIX days. lie has three times performed the
feat Of walking 1ye hundred milcs-twce In Chi
cago and once In San Francisco The time Of
the FIRST effort in Chicago was l55 hours, and Of
the second l53 hours. In san Francisco he walked
the distance in l39 hours and % minutes.
O'Leary spent Yesterday In the Rink taking n o
exercise. He appeared on the track in blue
tights, white roundabout, gray trunks and laced
the first twenty four hours. After that he viii
take three hours OF rest In each twenty-fOur.
His diet will be beef tea cornstarch, aud ale. lie
has taken no traiung
The track IL made Of earth and sawdust, and
Is one eighth OF n mile long. OLeary's trainer Is
James llauley and he Is accompanied IN the
walk by Mr.. Thomas A. Clark OF Albany, Just
before he started he drank a cup Of strong beef
tes,
a few minutes before IL O'Clock OLeary ap-
peafed on the track and was escorted to toe
Judge'S stand. There were about a hundred
spect ators, Including several ladies'. Al three
u inutes rast Il the word Go " was called, and
OLo4Ty started On al rapid pace, making the
nrst llp IA one minute, and completing the mile
IN nine minutes, twenty-three seconds,
Tho following are the Judges: I-Nssembly-
men Charles Reilly and John CALVIN, Hugh j .
Drury, r. ii. tunninguan George H. MaTsland
J. j. Druri, T. ID. Hays, 1. McCreedy, and VIM
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JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Martin Turner. OF 49, West Thirty y-seyepth
street TOOK Paris green yesterday died.
sunday Dispatch "The President still persists
In making those VINO voted for him ashamed OF him"
~. 1o,L.,, ...1. 81, o,o n. ,,....,. = .x.
hate = Sus s.hsvu, tseH a. OF olV I.ast lwenty shtu
~ AZ , le, =, io, irus'ory "nuo" oieuin behe-
'uc H"'i''e' 1851 n'S"''
Mllliam tholes, night clerk In the United
stare hott Nuc nhnd ing MS pistol yesterday accis
uenhy sAOl himself III the mead lie dled an hour AZ
terNard
Tho hodv ~ an ununowp nan IVA. found voa
teriey IN Inc North River on fteentb Street asneSIs
old plack hair brown moustache, black trowsers. aud
checked shirt.
,rha ,,na,,ot,vad ,.orLtoc,,on I,s, aro,,ns,
~ az v n & l,ivm ,5a orS.,s .
nni.1v ~ 'ls' M M'ir w luu N y. ~, ~ % ~
,ar. a. v ,ho 'AP''" e 0''0'' " "s
'"'''' y" Wv 'N"'" "s'
VI. tio v,oVh niP "s stardoy az
"a ~ ,,n sta1{s s,n ~n,is
oI ,n,, anv iis m s ,ihont navin, ten cenis ~
Ho' Pe''''' AH' ''"' W ~ "''"V"' '~''"" w. N'".
An unknown man, who described nlnseif as
Joseph" took lodgings At As Sew Bowery on Satur-
day nisnt Yesterday ne lei on re noor unconscious.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07
FLUCTUA1IONs IN SILK.
A General Advance In tho Price Of the Man
ufactured Article Predicted.


The great decline in raw silk has enabled
American manufacturers to compete success
fully with foreigners, but short crops have cre-
ated a reaction, and tho raw silk markets Of the
world have been very active, with advancing
prices. The European crop is only third Of
that Of last year, failing short fully six million
pounds, and that OF China Is much below the
average. The export from North China alone
is estimated at only 2),0O) bales, being two
and one half million pounds less than In 1875.
French silks advanced from 63185 francs per
kilo In July to Sj19+ francs per kilo. The Ameri-
can market has been slow in feeling the falling
on In material, and several hundred bales OF
China silk have been shipped within the past
fortnight to London, on account Of the i'm
proved prices ruling there. That class OF silk
had been selling Of late In this market for at
least - cents pound less than the cost Of lay
Ing II down, at present prices in Shanghai. This
inequality cannot long be maintained. Japan
and Bengal raw silks nave also greatly advanced.
Canton raw six, which stood on the 10Th Of June
In tbis market AT from 81 to $4-25 pound rose
by July 81 to $3.50. China raw silks, which on
the 28,h OF June were at a., reached t6 for
Haineen on the 3lst Of July, and t6.16 for
Isa,lee. Organzlne advanced in the same period
from $6 TO ~. The current rates average ABOUT
81 a pound less than those Of three years ago,
but American manufacturers will ind increased
difficulties In competing with those abroad, and
a general advance IN silk manufactured goods
may be looked Tor.
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4 CAMP MEETIN0 LIKELY TO PAF
Prosperous sunday Trade In Ice Cream.
Melons, and spiritual songs

A Prosperous sunday Trade In Ice Cream,
Melons, and spiritual songs.
The Union camp meeting ut Elm Park.
Port Richmond. Staten Island, promises to be
pecuniarily successful. 1t was begun yesterday
under the auspices of the Rev. @. NJ. Landin,
pastor OF the Staten Island NJ. 4. Mission
churches, in pretty grove about q mile from
Elm Park. The attendance throughout the day
was large but It was noticed as a remarkable
fact that although the mesting was IN the In
terest OF the African churches, very few colored
people we're present. Of the nf cen tents on tho
services. The Others we're booths for the sale OF
soda water Ice cream, sand dwiches. and mel lons,
and the trade done yesterday-the Lords day
was very satisfactory to the many hucksters
who had come with speculation IN their eye.
The Rev. DR.. Gatchell preached In tho morn
Ing, but In the afternoon the services we're Of a
desultory and promiscuous character During
and night services, rival singers occupied oppo-
site sldos OF the camp and sang unctuously to
ssdmiGins crowds one OF the swee, singers Of
Here 10 part Of one Of his songsi
Tryus. o. Lord and search the ground
OF every SINFUL heart.
Oh On bid i Il Al IL depart, ,T Us ''D"''
caern'-Iye been l9as time wandering abOu.
on, make me the man thatI
The Preachers they are preaching
They pr ach with one accord
The sinners a crying
Have mercy ON me, LOrdl
ono night as laid musing.
The spirit said TO me,
Go blow the Gospel Trumpet.
Anu sOund the jubilee.
the members stand IN order.
Our God will head thc army,
And give us libcrtec.
Long since-I might have tainted
ON ths tnchahled gruundi
But now ami then cluster
Tho Rev. q. NJ. Landin sang In an ice cream
tent ut the other end Of the camp. ono OF his
songs, The CnTstians Voyage Through
This Is the hymn as Mr.. Lhndin sang 1t:
Though the sea Is rough and stormy.
And tne winds hlow nerce and loud.
Aaa i'lWs,sc me PSTI a ss
luneward bound We swiftly glide
We're out on the ocean saY,hay mailing
ToAhome beyond the sAes.
Jordan's bllows all around me,
And the stormy tempest rage,
Jesus shall command the OhO-Ocean,
And Will FlVe hOmuward breeze
Yes think see the city,
And the lighthouse ON the shore
HarK hear the angels singing.
Come d come, my brother come.
Yonder comes the Pilot Angels
Soon with them Shall be singing
There with Moses aud The Lamo.
Soon ehsll be in the Kingdom
You BOYS XII down oncn them benches
OutllYe the storm
Soon WITH them shall he happy
There around my Fathers throne
There the wnos viii all be silent
There the tempest never rage
AL the sailors that are faithful
lLere bhAil meet 10 part no more,
There shall meet my mother
shall meet my father too
And with them ] shall be happy
And never, never part agaln,
Tho reverend singers, after rendering each his
song, poddled printed copies about the camp Tor
hye c0nts each.
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HOURS OF LEISURE.

Park Aug ld.
The Eastern boulevard Club 9th, l2lst street
and East RIVER.
p,JJit l. ti hlkST % Post No. @. A. r." schuetzen
Eastern boulevard Clubs clam bake. 2lst
street, East River. Aug. o.
Phil Kearnev Post, q. A. H., 90 on their third
annual excursion TO Cold Spring Grove, Aug, IL.
Picnic Of St. Bernard's German Roman Catho-
lie Church OF south Brooklyn Schuetzen fMk Aug w..
Ninth annual excursion for the relief OF the
poor OF the Eighteenth Ward Harlem River Park lOth
Clammers have begun to dig CLANS for the
tenth annual clam hakeof the Fat Mems Association,
o. Greg0ry's Point. N0rMnk. Conn.,. Aug "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07
THE vESEzUELA CLAIMS.
Secretary seward Pleased with tho Result OF
Gen. Talma dse's Mission.

Gen. Talmadge, ;he United States Commls-
.oner TO Investigate the claims Of American citizens
against the Government OF veaezues. says 81 never
approached any claimant. or app coached by any
person. In regard to the claims TO be presented to the
Commission nor was | interested IN any way In the
awards. The commission finished its work In August,
isGs and the certificates TO the claimants ssued
All the documents were turned over to the American
gave ~ areport u the Nork had done. had an In.
tsryiew with william n. seward then Secretary OF
result ~ my mission, considering tho difficulties had
TO undergo with crafty nation. Nhen he time lr r.
rived Tor the Venezuela Government To the awards
they sought by frAnduent devices to reflect upon the
character aud conduct Of the Commission"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07
A MURDER DY AN ITALIAN.
A Pair Of shears ms a Deadly weapen-Th
Preiec,or Of a Woman Stabbed.

Paolo Tropiano, OF 70 Grand street, was
stabbed In front Of his homo, last night, by Joha
Lazerie, OF 8 Jersey street. The front Of TS and
the rear Of 70 Grand street are occupied by
Italians, seven or eight being m married. Tropians
and Lazerie became involved in quarrel about
one OF the females whom Tropiano had protect
ed from the other, and, as the argument grow
warmer, they went into the street. Laxorio
and stabbed Tropiano in tho head. INJECTING Q
deep wound.
Lazerie. after he had wounded Tropiano,
struck right and left, and not until nearly al
his clothes had been torn on did Omcsr fsriey
succeed in arresting him.
Paolo Tropiano died at twenty minutes psss
eleven last night In the Chambers street hos
pi tai.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07
CRAZED ny JE.iLOUSP.
A Jersey City Mnn shooting at n Rival
suitOr for Womnn's Humid.

Alderman George Brown, OF Jersey CITY, was
awakened early yesterday morning Dy the noise of the
bursting OF door In his boarding.hou,e, uroye ter
race on the stairway he was met by Joseph II.
Brown, u former Doarder In the house. who. pointing a
revolver exclaimed =" You are ju the man l'm look.
Ing tor" anu hred. The ball missed its mark, and ls
the Alderman was about to spring upon the man he
nrcd again. The Alderman raised an alarm and the
would. De murderer nc1. lie was knocked down by a
butcher Dennis o'Neil, and locked np while board.
ing with the Alderman, Brown fell IN love
with Miss stiles the landadys daughter. She repeed
his advances, and he accused the Alderman Of wnning
her affections and threatened TO xii hun For this ne
arrested and placed under bonds. lie continued
his threats ana Yesterday morning broke through the
basement door with the ayoNed intention OF putting
MS thIeat into execution.
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A woman'. Fight with burglar.

Mrs. Rosina Blaich keeps a milk store at 32i
Ryngton street, and has sleeping apartment at the
rear Yesterday morning she awokc and saw man
prying open the bureau drawer IN which she kept
money. She sprang out OF bed aud grappcd with the
robDcr, WHO her and then Ned pursued BY her
husband ana otlcer. lie WAS caught Us he was pn
tering house near by. He had entered Mrs Blaicht
room 1y tearing the wire netting from window, and
hAd nrst cmued The IN IN the Store Brought befor,
Justice Morgan, said that he was william Cark,
uyseTnan " 10 Goerck slTeet lie was hed Tor trlal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07
A Waif From the :sea .

Jose Ponce y Castillo, cabin boy on tho ship
Adrian, which arrived In port last Friday was found
Saturday night by ocer the pier at the foot
North Eighth street winamsburgh The little fellow.
only ~ years old, unable 10 speak English. Al the
Fourth street police station he through interpreter
said that he had from the vessel account OF
the III Treatment he had received at the hands Of the
CAPTAIN. Raphael RAmero. Ae belongs In Cuba
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07
-anatters In Harlem.

Some years ago tho Ring" authorities under
took to sell the pubic square i20th street in
Third avenue; but question arose to the validity
OF the title being OF the opinion that divert
the property from the intended by the gVers would
be give II back to their heirs Meantime a number
OF squatiers have sken pos ession OF the property
aud erected small cabins II under the shadow of
the Reformed Church and IN thicgiy populated part
Of the city, Mr. Adams, she superintendent Of Publc
permit to put up nve more cabins, and the place
thr reateus TO become magazine OF combustiDles and
breeding place OF Infection At the permits
to erect substantial frame dwellings In Harlem have
been denied ~ responsible men.
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One Of cap,. wlIliam.. Performance.

Early yesterday morning there was row IN
John aordan's sao0n AT oak and Roosevelt streets.
Police capt Williams arrested tho proprietor. In the
Tonnes Police Court the prisoner was nned $40, on the
way out Rordan shook his head menaclngy. and said
to Williams, I'm nj you tomorrow" Williams fol-
loved. and Rlordan obstructcd the passage and then
Williams seized Tim ana hurled him mo the court
toOs his prisoner again TO the bar und preferred a
charge OF utsOrdrrly conduct against him. Murdan
assured his Honor tAt he had Intended insult to
Capt Williams Justice Murray reprlmanded and then
discharged MIN.
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CURIOsIrIEs or CRIME.

John Cushman Of West rhirty-siSth street,
while intoxicated last evening assaulted his WIFE, and
she IN terror Jumped out Of the window, She was
slightly injured The man locked up the Thirty.
seventh street Police station
John Hardner Of 2O5 East Fourth street, was
told by omcer uh. last might. to close his liquor
saloon. Hardner continued To sell liQuOr, and The
officer attempted 10 arrest him. Hardner shocked the
ohcer down. and lore his uniform from his back After
cuOblng the oihcer TOOK Hardner to the Filth street
P9.ce station. and locked him w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07
SPORTING NOTES.

The bay mare. Lady Schell, trotted mile trial
recently al Springfield Mass, In 22oA.
The bay gslding Josephy has been sold by l.
W. Moser Of Indianapolis to tincinnatian for 5000
VIM. Parkss gelding Prospero, recently in
jured and unable To start In the ~ class at
viii take pare 10 the remainder OF the circuit races
At Lille Bridge, England July 10, tho mare
Steel GRAY trOtted ave miles IA IA minutes ana IA sec
onds. The miles were done "a siaJ Hio, 1;oI 2b2 2l7
Capt. Bogardus Offers to shoot against any six
IN Europe al 100 Oirle' Tor 900 aside for oacl
match allowing them to choose their rules two
matchra bee shot eact day for three days success
sluu shooting to he London IN May or June next
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07
MURDRROUs RESENTMENT.
A Reckless Moman's Use Of Knife on tho
BODY of Her Recreant Lover.

Reckless MOman's Use of n Knife on the o
Body of Her Recreant Lover.
Bessie Crawford. q servant was arrested
last evening at 5O9 Canal street, and taken to the
Prince street police station. She had met Mr..
Frederick Forester who lives in the Mohawk
House, 3i5 Spring street, and accompanied him
to a Canal street lodging place.
The landlord heard groans up stairs, and soon
afterward tho woman, covered with blood and
holding "a clasp knife In her hands, stood in the
doorway Mr.. Forester was found abed, with a
severe wound across the lower part OF his body
aud another ON the right mple.
The woman told Officer Howley, who arrested
hor, that sue had known the man for three
years, and that be mad promised to marry her.
Finding that he would not keep his promise she
had drawn the knife from his pocket anu IN
licted the wounds,
Forester is a waiter in the Eastern Hotel. He
was taken to Bellevue Hospital phinp Wash,
who Is "A bartender at the Mohawk House. where
Forester lives, saws that the woman declared
that she would Kill him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07
SPARKS FROM rnE rELEGRAPn.

The body OF Mr.. John w. Barton. OF Mount
Holy. who was drowned at Long Branea last Weunes
day was recovered yesterday.
Cardinal McCloskey celebrated mass at ST.
Marys church, Newport yesterday morning. Don Car.
los and suite and other dignitarlcs were present
the thIee-mile race between the NArragansett
aud PawlucNet Boat Cubs. at Providence, X. t., on
Saturday last, was won by the latter. Time, 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07

LoSG BRANCH. n. j., Aug. 6-Policc on cers
A d. Nlger and VIM +. VanOyKe at early hour this
morning, discovered three burglars cndoayorng to
break into the residence OF Mr.. Frank Cpres, and
effected their capture. ON the way o. the station the
burglars simultaneously ureV reNuNers ana nrci upon
the Officers, VINO returned the hru, but without effect.
over dozen shOts were exchanged Orlcrr Niger
received probably fatal wound IN the abdomen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07
CARING a Neighbor.

william Fisher OF Java street. Gresnpoint,
severely stabbed In the abdomen. face. and neck
by Peter Donneil late on saturday evening. DonDels
and Fishers children, who live In adjacent houses.
QuArrelled about week ago. TINS created enmity be
twetn the parents, and on Saturday night Dome L.
wishing to heal the breach between himself and Fisher
called upon the latter, who mme iltey drew forth
knife anu attempted 10 stab him DOnuel wrested the
knife from MS hands anu carved MIN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07

The services IN the Gospel Tent, at the main
entrance to Prospect Park were well attended yester-
day afternoon. The Rev. Mr. Soyes Of Baltimore, who
is ssupplyng Plymouth pulpit. and the Rev. Israel l.
Hathaway assistant pastor OF Ialmagtt Brooklyn Tab
ernaclr, conducted the exercises.
The Rev Henry Highland Garnet, Father slceson, an
Indian missionary. AM ne Rev Gavin Brewer preached
to an audience Of 2.,OO Lefcrts Park and twenty.
seven prOftsscdy peuleut sinners for prayers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07
A Police Raid ON gilmore, Garden.

The barkeopers al Gllmore's Garden last night
began early to sell all kinds of liquor but principally
lager. at six cents glass. At o'clock Sergt Cass
OF the Thrtieth street police with dozen men,
marched In. one by one the officers approached the
bar. paid down money and called for lager AS soon
each had draned glass he arrested the bartender
who had served him. Fifteen men good humoredly put
on their coats and marched 10 the police station Al
sell Lemonade only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 6rhe second race
meeting VIII have for the opening day (ruesday)
grand steep c-chase handicap, for when the famous
horses Trouble and Coronct are entered at equal
weights, and four or i've uther good NJ lower
wcghtt the ktnucsy stakes Tor two-y olds, one
mile, with about dozen starters the summer hindl.
cap. mile three fOurhs IN wnich will prob
any start and purse for all ages threeQulrters VI
mile.