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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-29

THE SEWING ROOM OF THE woMEsS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will be opened
m0NDAY, January 18th, in the new BUILDING on
I5th stree, between and 8. Miss HOWARD viii
remain in charge. All orders will be prom ptly and
satisfactorily met Patronage solicited janI5.eo2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-29

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% consumption, indisssics. psipssssIos n - ~
evil forebodihss, self distrust. &C.. spsed{5v r.
BY newly discovered remedies. CsnfysnSvaeolssS
scisnttncsIly and honorebly trsessc. Bs2sm y ~
high testtmonias which he nov hoids fro6 80 49,
sor{svsst. froS . 70 IN 49, ts< ie1 sTss
, 1876-11-07
Ireiic Der Mu3eigea:
Mtusfs ttlfsr. geps(1ea.
Ser &rieg iun Orient.

Yaris, 5. Nopbr. 9er Ser5o9 De
gases Miniter beg Meubern, modte in
Der 9eputirtenfammer bc5iisli9 Der
golitif Der fran50llden &eaierung 8e'
treffs Der orientalii6en Sra9e nnb Der
Goi6wenoigfeit bcs Srieoens cine Grid
runs, pelde nit folgenoen Worten
i6liebt +: rSollten ii6 aQen Grtpartun-
gen Der &eeieruns s%uuioer @sruidelnn-
gen erbeben, 10 ueroen wirSie ni4t aui
forbcrn, bic Gbre ober lie @iderbeit
1ranfreids in einem &fe gu compro
mittiren, tpel9er Die bauptid9li9iten
Snterelien bes 2anoes ni4t beriibrt.
So mir infer 8eltes setban baben, I'm
Gen Srieoen Guropa's aufre6t an erbals
ten, 10 peroen ipir tuenisitens li6er iein,
Den 6risben, 10 nett mir ielblf in Se=
tra9t fommen, 5a erbalten.
2onbon, 5, Nopember. Cine 9e-
pejde beg ,@tanbaro" aus Serojeuo,
Der 5auptFabt bon 8osnien. meloet.
baB Die % obnuna beg 6iirei6iiaen Son.
iuls in jener @tabt in 8rano seitedt
porosn 1T, unb es psrIoutet, baB Die tiir.
fii6en Sruppen, welde our 2OIduns
bes 8ranoes beo,oert ipuroen, Die bren=
nenoen @ebduoe pliinoerten.
E2onbon, 6. Nop. Gin 2eitortitel
Ser Shines" iagt: u@ir 9lauben, nit
Der Mebr5abl u%nIerer 9anOsleute, oaE
sic 9lusf9ten gu @unltcn oes Grieocns
1ino."
, 1876-11-07

CT mmb liz beiratben. Mus
ben eeitern bier einseganscnen 3eitun'
gen bon Chicago entaebmen mir Die fol-
senoe feline Samiliensel6i@te: Cine
iunoe Same, Die eben Dem Grsiebun9s-
Snltitut entIpro1en par, tuobnte nit If
rem permitmsteA 8oter in einem Der bel
ieren Sooroin9bdulcr G6ica9os. Sn
oemIelbcn Sotel wobnte on9 Elm junger
damn, Der td0li6 bas l6Dne 2ieo pfiff
sd mD6te Sir wobl etoos iasen",
obne aber Sic Courage su baben, ben
sepiiHensn Sdmer3ensldrei in 8Orte
3u fleiben. Sor piersebn Sasen NOR
MosfenbaGl in sinem Der erite:: 8ereine
it Chicago; Die &lcine ,udre Dinyegan=
gen, tpenn ni9t ihr Safer plDsllh mad
ct. Souls berufen moroen mdre. Srob
oes 9erbotes ibres @aters CAB ie Dem
%brennenben Singing einen @inf, Der
i'm in Den 1iebenten Simmel uno beloe
in ben 5olnn bes Maslenboles fibrte.
@eeen Mitternadt 5ei9te li6 plDbli9 Die
oro6enoe @eltalt neg Toters. nTlu6t"!
rief Die S6one, benn lie fannie Deg 8a=
ters @trense uno feline Qbneisuns sesen
seliebenen @amud. Ser Batter bate
lid {oiort mieoer entfernt, nadoem er
ieine SD9terlein nidt erfannt bate uno
Iebte feline Nadforidunsen imSotel fort.
unmittelbar folgten Der Singing uno
feline gin5ise. sic batte seraoe elm
2leib aus ibrem Softer entnommen, dig
lie Die S9ritte bes 9aters auf Der Srep
pe bDrte, nit einem Sprunse mar lie in
i6rem 9iamantI0mud uno Der Masfi=
rltl9 sum Sumner binaus uno III oos
i6rts Sin9llng3 lincin. Gin @ort Der
GcrItdnoi9ung 9enii9te, nm i'm SIT ents
fcrnen, aber oub rlr cine Wtnute Der
No0Torl0ung, nm BEN 9ater ouf Die
spur su fi5ren. Die pl0sli6 ae6ffnetc
5bir sei9tc cine itorf occp(irtr jun9e
Game Dor Dem ItraIenoen 9ijde ocs Na-
ters uuo Die folgenoc @tunoe oen Oif'
ner @ottes, Der bas duberli9 reumlitbi.
&c, innerli6 ilber9liidIiAe paar fir oas
0ielIeiti9e 2eben uerbano.
v@ asfofetei eie9er1ine?"
fra9tc Elm ld6nes Mdo6en sinen inngen
&oufmonn. vNur einen SUP" erpioertc
oieier gallant. u@ut, ober i6 bite mir
Su creOitiren," ueriestc bic 9ame mo
empfoDl lid.
, 1876-11-07
Jnlanbi(6e Depefdeu.

Quebse, Gan, A. Nop. Bie bier
eemeloet wirb, lit Der Schooner nWaI'
rus" Gisentbum Der vSuolon-YaisG n."
an Der ct. @eor9s.Snlel in Der gtdbc
Der Siite BON 2obraoOr S9iibru6,
SOUR Elm Wfonn wurOe serettet.
&binebed, q. .. 4. M,psmbsy,
9ur9 bic perfribte grplolion elmer
Spren9laoun9 an Der r&binebsd- Con
nsttieuter 8abn' ,puroen Midasl ST..
DE uno Oarius Conner bsbentli9 Der.
lebt. 0ie Sant bes griteren luuroe ab
9sriilen. unb 2ebterer erbielt sefdbrliAt
@unoen an Gopf uno @eli6t.
Yottspilte, Ya., 4. Nop. Cir
oreiidbri9er Sobn beg 9rn. GQis gu
WlaboneD=g itp wuroe 9eItern Morgcr
, 1876-11-07
Guropai(he Madri6tfn.

SGwerin. Der orosntlide 2anotas
f auf ben Is. Hopember na6 Walbin
auSseidrieben. neutrality-suspicious.
lino auBer Der orbentli9en nno au6ers
orOentltben Contribution, Bic Serrtd.
iun9 Der burd @infibrun9 ser nenen
@cridtsuerfaliuns n0tptg tperoenoen
@ebGube uno Die 9ei6aifung Der 9elo'
mittel oa5u.
Sir baS i'm na1lten SATIRE itattfns
Oenoe II. Electromagnetic Sanseriet.
81 befen Ibhaltuns auf benz lesten
Sdnssrtase bss Wiedlsnbursiiden Gan.
serbunbsS @dwsrin als Gxlort &C.
lpdblt porben il, babsu bic 8orbsrsi.
tunssn bsrsits bssonnsn. 60 finoet has
Gsit int Gmfans 5uli fatt.
Nuf Der Bsrlin.r Morbbabn IN be-
reits auf Der san3sn Strede bonn Yunft
oer Seribruns nit Der Stettiner @i'
Ienbabn bel Berlin bis our medlenbur'
9iiben @ren5e elm our6 0ocomotipen
belpe9ter lrbeiter3ug eingeri6tet.
ueber Die ON 2. Oftober Itatt9ebabte
GnGbaquns yer Mfolttefatue lbreibt
man aus Yar9im Die Statue Ielbt,
rubeno auf einem @ranitlofel, 5u Dem
@sanitftufen fibren, 1T 10 oolfommen
9etrofen, baB elm Sober, Der ben be.
riibmten 9dwsiser nur irsenb .nmal,
1si es i'm Yilos ODER perlonli9, seieben,
bon Der Isbnli9tsit lbsrral6t ,piro.
Gle 1T 2,72 Wt. bod, Sof.l uno 9tn.
fen 3uiammen 4,25 &c., oas @anse allo
7 90. bod. Das adjournment ltsbt auf
sinem rei3enScn Plase u%nierer 8OrtaOi
(YoilomeuenSlui) nno miro BON orsl
9rOBartiseu Sotels ein9elblo6en, benz
8albotel, Der @cntralbale uno Dem
Sotel De 0iulie. DaS Wonument 1T
Elm Wsrf OeS Brof. Yrunow in Berlin
zines Wsdlsnbursers. Bon Den &ris,
Ssrpsreinsn woren ~gefommea uno nab.
men am Geftsuss Essil: S4werin,
@aitrow, Weubranbsnburs, 8lsow.
3asenOw, 2ubwisIuf, Rebna, Ylau,
&riuissB rahl, @rspssmablsn, Goissn.
burg, Mirow. Sa0nbtrs, D6mis, Hibs
MIG, 9aba Rsuitabt, 9abtb.en, @olS'
berg, @nopsn, &lis, @aosbuid, 1ste.
rom. @rabow, Stsrnbsrs, Geiliu, Neu.
bufow, &rafow uno Yar9im F.; o Den
Saisen: S@werin, @rIuie, Plaa,
JtsultaOt uno 3wsI @iIoen bierielbl !;
aud Die Gnruer BON 9lau. gabi unO
, 1876-11-07

bur6 Die gyplolion elmer &oblen0l= Sam.
pc oerart peraet Oerbrannt, bab feline
Soffnun9 ouf @eneiuns %eriitirt.
Cincinnati 6. Nop. SaDe's
Sloy=6obrtf in Nfunice, Snoiana wrroe
Samita9 No6t Our4 Seuer Serit6rt'
8erluI, $4,000.
81. S oil +, Mo., 4. Nopember.
s. 81. Solution BON Der Sirma Sobn=
lton & Sopls, DISQUALIFICATION, be9ins
9elfern eelbfmoro, inoem er li6 cine
&u9cl Ourds Ser5 iGob. Man Oermu=
tDet Mo6nlinn.
, 1876-11-07
TranfretG.

M %eilles, 4. Nop. Ser ome
rifanil6e S6Opner uMoles @iQiamr
ion" wslder am "a. Nusult BON Stem
0orf abfubr uno am "a Sftober in bie-
fen Sofen einliet wuroe beute tota
burd Tcuer serH0rt. 9as Sobr5eus bat
tie feline Sra6t am 8oro.
, 1876-11-07
Scr Snoianer &ricg.

NAB q, Neb,, 4. Nopbr. lln9e'
fd6r 80 Giours Snoianer fomen gcitcru
unter @ufliGt bon Snoiancr= gommii=
Idren a,f ibrem Wese mad Dem Snbia=
er.Serritorium bier boriiber, UNI DO.
Ielbft Ganb 5u beiidtisen.
, 1876-11-07
Stalien.

2onbon, 6. Nopember. Cine &eu=
terrible 9epeide aus Som msloet ben
SOB bes &arbinal Mntoneli. Sislelbe
9epei6e beri6tet, boB Der &arbinol gon
Itantine, Generalization bes 9apItes i'm
Sterben lie9t.
, 1876-11-07
Guba.

S@opono, 4. Gou. Gen, Martines
Gampos lanste 9eitern nit 1000 Nfann
Sruppen bier on. Suan poep, elmer Der
prominenten bisIisen Pflanaer, ltarb se'
fern Nbsnb.
, 1876-11-07

Slidmono, Sa. --.-
gilausen it6 Ben 5reunten unc tem gu.
publifum i'm Ilgemeincn thr etp6rs Eager,
tpeldes aus fpIsenben Ss6en telebt, analt-
bisten : 0rpaen, Mebtsine. Chem fallen, Mps
be- nnb G9ilet- @ltifel, GGwdmrne, &Orfe,
psrfamerien, Sdrblcfe, 8arbe, SeIe, 8snfer.
slaS. aitt etc. etc. ein1dlie6li1 9lQss, mas
in etasin Autfn Drpssa- @si6aft sewEbnli9 gu
baben 1T.
Sie fiibren eIeiGfans cine aruBe @uswabl
biatiI9er prsparaiipnen ais: Cores @slatine,
gafer's Gpcua, gerl- @,iBs 8pon.S tdrfe,
SafermtbL Sasp, 1apipca, cpnbenli,te MilG
etc. etc.
2anbretb's aaraltirter @artenlaamen, tpos
Srn Elm Spaes @Gortsmsnt aets SorrGtbis III.
Goneentrirte 6rubt, eGenesn. @rCmatili.
rnngs Giraffe spu tspsr Srrte, @swiirSe gum
@tnmaGen.
5erner ltnfen lie bic @afmerflamfeit auf ibre
ielpltaenn9tea @reperate, welde etre 20-idbs
ri9e grcbe beitanben nnp fir welGs fe saran ,
tirsm tbnnen. NIB
, 1876-11-07
Gpanien.

Maorib, 6. Nopember. Ser Bre=
mierminjiler Ganouas Del GaltelO err
fIdrts in elmer Serlummlun9 BON 25o
Seputirten, oab Die &e9ieruns entldloi=
fen iei guba auf ale 6due an bebalten.
, 1876-11-07

NSgS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAI
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALl
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-11-07
Gnglan0.

2onbon, 6. Nopember. So
&riessI6if r9lsllon" BON 1000 Sonnen
5000 Yferosfroft uno % &anonen, III
gu @las9ow pDm Stapel s%eIailen ipors
Den.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-16
News and Other Items,

Adams, the train Wrecker who was last Sat
urday sentenced TO ten years imprisonment in
the Allegheny city peniteutary, is said to be
engaged to the daughter of a wealthy gentle
man near Cayuga, N. Y,
Samuel c. Devils of Pitssburg. Pa who
helped TO make the first bar OF iron mapufac-
tured in the United States, has been inv ted by
his friends to visit the Centennial Exhibition
and be received formally by the represen tatives
Of the iron interest
Inc work on the new Central Turkey Col
lege building at Aintab, Turkey. is being pash-
ed rapidly forward. TIE site, which was the
glft OF wealthy Moslem, contains 81 acres,
The building will accommodate 120 students,
and will have ample room for professor and
his family. several tutors, library, and lecture
and other rooms.
\ eoored orator at recent camp meeting
declared that he never would sell his brthright
for nest of cartridges. His allusion was to
the sale which Esan made of his for pottage.
Another remarked 10 his sermon: 81 know
dat de good Lord do care for the ieastest ob de
flock az well as de mos ggsnticuss, for me an
my ole woman hab last emerged from a most
disastrous state 90 health, an are now enjoy
In a series of convaloresceuce
The new music hall in Cincinnati will occu-
py the site of the old exposition building, and
will have seating capacity of $780, The
length OF the building will be 325 feet, aud the
width lS2 feet. Tho hall proper will be 100
feet long by 112 feet deep, with corridors IS
feet wide on each side. and vestibule in front
AZ by liz feet. The stage will be constructed
after the style of that used during the late
musical festival in the city, in which Theodore
Thomas's ideas were expressed. The style of
building will be Italian Gothic. The material
has been contracted for and work will com
mence at once.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-16
Arrested for Larceuys

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. 15.-Capt. Bate
man of the schooner Dresden of Machiasport,
now at this port, was arrested by Providence
detective on charge of stealing $1170 from
VIM. Mitchell, retired sea captain of Machi-
asport. On being locked up, Capt Bateman
confessed the crime, told where the money was,
and implicated VIM. Murphy as accomplice.
Bateman has been sent back in custody.
Jail Breaking.
BELFAST, Sept. 15.-Three prisoners, bur
glars and horse thieves, escaped from Jail last
night, by forcing the keys from the attendant
These make five escapes in as many weeks
The Jail is now empty.
Republican Rejoicing At Freeport,
BRUNSWICK, Sept. 15.-The Republicans of
Freeport celebrated the recent party victory
last evening. A public meeting was held
which was addressed by Charles 81. Treat of
Bath, after which there was a torchlight pro-
cession and illumination of buildings.
Fire. i'm Brunswick.
BRUNSWICK Sept. ia double tenement
house owned by Bradford Cobb and occupied
by him and by Lincoln Blaisdell, was destroy
ed by fire last night with Its contents. Cause,
a defective fue. Loss about $1,000; insured for
$780,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-16
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Base ball-Cincinnatis 1, Mutuals 2; Chica-
gos 9, 8ostons 8; st. Louis 6, Hartfords 2.
Gen. Butler has presented $25 to each of the
campaign clubs of Lowell.
The Halifax crew was received at Halifax
yesterday with flags, frework and Examinations
One hundred and ten grangers from Michi-
gan passed through London. Ont, yesterday
on their way to the Centennial.
A seventh assessment of ten per cent has
been ordered on the stock of the bank of Cali
fornia.
The tax levy for New York this year aggra-
gates S34 $40, 1876, which il at the rate of So 80
on each 800 of valuation.
There is general expression of qualification
throughout New York at the result of the inter-
national rifle match.
Owing to the serious sickness of son of
Gov. Hayes, his projected visit to President
Grant at Long Branch has been indefinitely
postponed
Atlanta has contributed $4,000 for the Savan-
nah sufferers. Charleston contributes $4,000
besides $1,000 appropriated by the city govern
Dent. Augusta citizens contribute $500 and
the city government $50 per day.
Duncan, Sherman & Co., bankrupt bankers,
having applied for discharge from bankruptcy
proceedings, meeting of their creditors took
place Thursday. The government of Mexico,
through counsel, and one or two other large
creditors entered a notice of opposition to
discharge. and they were allowed ten days to
file specifications Of their objections.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-16

New YORK, Sept 15-Judge Yves tbrook
has granted an injunction restraining President
Grants Secretary Of State from issuing a man
date for the surrender of Leopold Nettel, de.
manded for extFadition by the Austrian au-
thorities on extraditOn proceedings gu charge
OF forgery,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-16
FO r EIGN
THE TURKISH WAR,
FNI.n IN 3.

LONDON. Sept. Is.
A despatch from Constantlnople says the
Porte has informed the ambassadors of the
Powers, in reply to their representations made
last Saturday, that it is impossible to grant an
armistce, but the Porte is prepared to accept a
peace based upon the following points:
The reoccupation of fortresses held by Tur-
key previous to 1857.
Destruction of fortresses constructed by the
Servians since 1857.
Investiture of Prince Milan at Constantino-
ple
Reduction of effective Seryian army to 10000
men and three batteries
Construction Olga railway across Servia.
A sixth point is indecipherable in the tele-
gram,
The Porte leaves the negotiation of treaty
onthe above basis entirely in the hands of the
Powers.
Turkeys Paper Money scheme.
The general COMMITTEES of Turkish bondhold-
ers has issued circular embodying scheme
for permitting the Turkish govern ment to issue
paper money to the amount of $4,000 900, to
be legal tender and bear no interess, the whole
amount to be redeemed in ten years, by half
yearly drawings of $4,000, 900 each, and that
sum is to be provided for by deduction of fif-
teen per cent. from interest paid to existing
bondholders- Oae Of the provisions of the pro-
posed scheme is that the Porte shall adopt what
is called the Hammond scheme
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-16

Three ice houses near Waitham, Mass. we're
burned Thursday night. Loss $4lOO; insur-
ance $3.50.
An incendlary fire in Boston yesterday morn
ing destroyed the saw and grist mill of Otis
Putnam at Dsnvers Loss $4,000.
Margaret Seabufgh, widow 40 wears old
was beaten TO death Thursday night by d
bourne, in New York.
Watson Chamberlaiu's brick paper mill at
Northampton, Mass, was DESTROYED BY an in
cendiary fire yesterday morning Loss $4,000;
insured.
The Rhode Island Bleachery and DYE Works
in Providence, owned by Adams & Butter
WORTH burned yesterday morning, involving
loss to the firm of about 100000.
John Benson, for outraging two little girls
in New York was Thursday sentenced to 20
years in the State Prison. Recorder Hack :
EFT regretted that be could not double the sem
tence.
Fire in New York last night caused damage
of 500, 900; j BeTbck, hardware, losing So
900; Thomas Dolphin, cooper, Slo,000; and
White, Vernon & Co., paper manufacturers,
800 600.
A freight train from Central Vermont bound
north. Thursday night broke apart on leaving
Mortified depot VIM. Barry, a brakeman,
was thrown off and killed He was % years
old. and came from Sutton, Quebec.
During a quarrel in a stable at Newport, at
10 oc ock Thursday night, John Melville, re-
Gently from Boston, was probably fatally cut
with razor by James Couners late coach
man of the Austrian Consul General. Corners
fled.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-16
LARGE FARE AT GRONO.
A Number OF Saw Mills Bnrned-x oss
$4,000.

BANGOR, Sept ia destructive fire broke
out among the saw mills at Oropo about 8
o'clock this evening. Three mills owed BY
James Webster, A. G. Ring and E. I. Ring &
Son, were burned fat Cause of fire unknown.
The mills were all in flames when the fire was
frs. discovered. The railroad bridge at one
time was threatened, but was protected. Loss
upwards $4,000.
A. G. Ring was insured as follows: Phoenix,
Hartford, $1,000; German American, New
York, $1,000; Fame, Philadelphia, $1,000; Au-
rora, Cincinnati $1,000; People, Newark, $1,000;
Merchants, Newark, $500; Bangor, Bangor,
$1,000. e. T. Ring & Son were insdred in the
Bangor Mutual for $1,000
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-16
BY TELEGRAPH,
MATTERS In MAINE
THE MUSTER.
THE MUSTER.
Grand Review by Gov. Conner Break
ing Camp.

Grand Review by Gov. Conner Break
ing Camp.
BRUNSWICK, Sept. 15.-Tha epcampment of
the Maine militia broke up this afternoon
Gen. Chamberlain assumed command of the
troops in the morning. Company drill this
morning commenced the routine OF duties for
the day. The movements executed showed
proficiency, and the several companies present.
ed soldierly appearance. At 10 o'clock the
grand review by the governor took place. Gov.
Conner rode in barodche accompanied by Ad-
jutant General Cilley The other members of
the staff were mounted. Tie evolutions of the
troops were highly satisfactory and received
general com mendatior. The weather was very
fine and thousands of spectators were present.
AT o'clock tents were struck and the troops
paraded through the streets of the village and
at left for home by special trains
During drill yesterday morning. while the
artillery were firing feaEy guns, the horse of
Maj. NJ. NJ. Folsom, getting uneasy, threw his
rider directly over his head, the Major strk-
ing upon his shoulder. and in some manner
spraining his ankle. The horse, freeing him.
self, careered about the field till some one
turned a coat inside out, showing red lining,
which attracted the attention of the horse, he
stopping to look ut it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-16
THE INDIANS.
The Red CloGd Agency.


NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-A despatch from Rel
Cloud agency, dated Sept. 10th, says the recent
count shows only 5000 Indians there when there
should be 1900. The same result is expected
ct the count at Spotted Tail agency. The In
dian commissioners would doubtless have been
ambushed and killed on the route from Fort
Laramie had they not been under the escort of
Capt Esan cavalry, as it has been astertaned
that they were watched by the Sioux at differ
ent points
Terrys Troops Going Hasne.
CHICAGO Sept. IA correspondent with
Terry telegraphs under date of Fort Buford.
mouth of the Yellowstone. 9TH, via Bismarck.
18th inst: The final breaking up of Terry
command occurred yesterday morning, and all
the troops are now on their way home except
ing two regiments of infantry which will win.
ter at the mouth of Tongue river.
despatch from Sheridan countermands the
order to winter regiment of cavalry on the
Yellowstone, which reEders a winter campaign
impossible and indefinitely postpones the sub
lection of the Sioux. Gen. Terry leaves the
ned, having accomplished no purpose of the
killed by bullets or exposure. ''NOrO
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-16
Foreign Notes.

for home Thursday.
The Servian government will shortly issue
notes of denominations ranging from one to 100
francs having forced currency.
The London Times IN a leader finds fault
with Sir FL. G. Elliott for his hardness in trans
mtting documents regarding the Eastern ques
ton. 1t asks where Mr.. Barlng's report is,
and why it has not appeared when Mr.. Schuy.
ler's report has been SO long before the public.
Heavy rains have fallen in the valley of the
Morava, and it is believed the Tursks will be
forced to abandon 1t.
The London Times objects to Turkeys pro-
posals for peace and says Europe cannot per-
NIT Turkey to occupy the Servian fortress
which she held till 1857.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-16
GREAT Britain.
The VVheaf NIarkaf.

LIVERPOOL, Sept ia leading grain circu-
lar says the markets of the United Kingdom
quote some further improvement in values.
The condition of the present deliveries are more
or less deterorated owing to the receut excess of
moisture. The demand for foreign wheat is
increasing pgoportonatey. Tue quantity on
passage from abroad is 360,0 900 quarters smaller
than the corresponding period of 1875 The
present adVices do not indicate any extension
OF shipments for some time 10 come. Today's
market experienced healthy consumptive de-
maud for both red and white wheat. and an ad
vance of fully penny over Tuesdays price.
Flour was also active at an improvement of 6
pence per sack Corn again is pence dearer,
and taken TO fsirextept at that improvement
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-16
THE WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Sept 15.-There was a strong hur-
ricane on the evening of the 18th, at Antz1a,
St. Kits, ST. Croix and St Thomas. At mid
nigh of the 18th fearful hurricane passed over
Porto Rico. All the telegraph wires were pros
trated in Jamaica from the 18th to the 18th A
despatch from Santiago Cuba, reports that
light hurricane began there yesterday about
midnight. 1t started from the northeast and
wen t out to the southeast.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-16
rs Eastern Railro
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. September 15-Evening-Mon was
easy to-day at II "a per cent call. Sterling Ex-
change heavy and lower at 1921 for 6o days and 4s
for demand.
Imports of dry goods for the week $1,5S7 ,oo7;
amount marketed $2,O62930.
Gold opened at il0s and closed at 40, the only
prices OF the day. Borrowing rates at 2, u "a per
cent. Loans were also made dat and at ] per cent.
for carrying. The clearances at the Gold exchange
Bank were 1922, 100000. The custom receipts to-day
were $685., 900. The Treasury disbursements were
S42 900 on account of interest and $122OO in silver
com. Governments firm. State bonds dull; sales OF
tennessee at A a All. Ex-coupon Railroad bonds
finn and in good demand.
The day openei on the Stock Exchange with
another break in New Jersey Central, which had a
depressing influence on other Coal shares, and also
affected unfavorably the general market. Rumors
in regard to Jersey Central that an over issue