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THE SCOTCH RIFLEMEN.

THE NATIONAL TEAM FOR THE KLCHo CHAI-
LENGE SHIELD CONTEST.
LoSpoS, June Is. 1870
The Scotch team for the usual annual competition
for tho Elcho Challenge Shield chosen yesterday.
II consists Of the following mcmbcrs:-
Clcws Boyd.
Dunlop whitcaw.
Rae Ferguson.
Melville.
Ross will probably be the eighth man.
THE RESERVE
The reserve members Thorburn and McFcrreL
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WAsnlxarox. june Is. 1874
GENERAL Crooks BIG HORN EXPEDITION, ]
CAMP ON GOOSE CREEK. June III,
VIA FORT EETTERMAN. June Is. 1915

WAsHIsGT0S, juno 10, lss6
Tho following promotions Will DO made as soon as
the Secretary Of War returns from Cncinnat:-
MAJOR Henry G. Merriam, Twenty -foarth infantry 10
be lieutenant colonel Second Infantry vice English
decreased Captain Robert Nugent, Thirteenth infantry
be major. Twenty fourth infantry, vice Merriam,
promoted; Lieutenant Henry T. Pratt Thirteenth In
nntry, 10 bc captain, vice Nugcht promoted; Lieu.
tenant william \. spurgn. Twenty-nrst infantry to
be captain, vice Ncttervic. dropped. Captain Ncf
tcrvc deserted from Fort Vancouver W. r., March z,
1875 ard reported 10 have been deficient In company
properly, &C. lie was undcr sioppagc Of all pay at
fbc mn
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Mr Jonathan Alien died athis residence In stamford
Conn, yesterday afternoon. The deceased born
IN Vermont. but removed 10 this city carly lic ann
afirr some years became prominent politician Of The
Eighth ward lie flied tho position OF Alderman and
si.rward that OF member OF Assembly for many years
While the Assembly he grated the bill which
ganzcd the Tax Commission 10 present basis whiic
L. D. Morgan was Governor or the State. lie subsc-
quenliy nlled the position Of Chief Comnissonsr Of
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STRIKE OF RAILROAD MEN.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June Is, 1875.
The wages Of the employees Of tho Buffalo, New York
and Philadelphia Railroad Company were reduced
the 14th inst and MI hands Immediately struck
two tights resulting. A number OF men have been
discharged and tra,ns delayed. There only one
to-day. riot anticipated this afternoon.
but prevented by the arrest Of several OF the ring
lenders
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THE THREE EMPERORS

THE AUSTRIAN, RUSSIAN AND GERMAN KAIsERs
TO CONFER PERSONALLY BIsMARcK ABSENT
LONDON, Juno Is, 1876.
special despatch from Berlin 70 the Pail Mali
Gc-ette says-sThe Emperor OF Austria viii meet tho
Gar OF Russia in Bohemia when returning 10 Russia
Their Maesties will travel short distance together
Afterward the Emperor Of Austria viii meet the En-
pcror William at Ischln
BISMARCK THE
The Same despatch says:-'Prince Bismarck will
main at Kissengon weeks, after which no goes to
yarzine."
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THE FRANKLIN TELEGRAPH CON-
PANY.

BosT0v, June Is 1876.
At ian adjourned meeting Ct tho Franklin Telegraph
Company this afternoon the lease Of the line to the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company for ninety.
nine years was ratified and executed The Atlantic
and Pacific company guarantee $3.50 per share OF the
Franklin stock per year, payable scmrannually, and
nssumn g all taxes and liabilities OF latter
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DIR. JULIUS HEINRICH pErKnMAxs.

cable despatch dated London, June TO- reports the
death OF Dr. j. II. Pc,ernann the well known Oriental
III, he was born in Glauchau saxony, IN 1900 lie
studied NJ LEIPZIG and Berlin universities and gradu-
scd 10 1874 subsequently. 1892 he went 70 Venice
and associated with the Mekliiarisfs. from whom he
learned The Armenian language. Alter most labor.
Gus course OF study he appointed, IN 1885, To the
profcssorship ~ Oriental literature IN the Berlin INT
verstty IN 1865 he Palestine for the purpose
OF study and was Consul OF Germany at Jerusalem
during lsG7-s In 1860 he published work IN Two
volumes entificd "Rcisc IN den ORIENT ts'Trave IN
no Essi'') which highly spoken Of. since then
he has published several works relating 10 Oriental
literature aud nanner@ He has also published tho
most complete grammars now cxtant In Germany 10
Arabic Armenian, Chaidac. Hebrew, 30
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nEv. MAnyrv ErcHAnpsoy.

This clergyman died Al Pougbkcepsic on Wednesday
evening In the eighty eighth year o: his age he was
member Of the New York Annual Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church since 1902 and nj the time
OF his deccasc The Oldest surviving member Of the
Cnnf
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A BOY DROWNED.

Henry Fritz aged twelve years, residing at No 32i
Eleventh street. fell overheard the OF Bcthune
street last night and drowned. His body wa TO-
covered and removed 10 his late resIdenoe
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FRANCE.

THE CABINET FIRM IN OFFICE.
PARIS, Juno Is, 1870
The statement published In lie Temps that the Min
isry would resign II NJ Buffet elected to the Sen
ate, is authoritivey contradicted.
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Taxes for seventeen years. He an intimate per.
sonai friend OF George Andrews, and was always
stanch republican.
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OBITUARY.
SAMUEL HUTCHINSON.

Mr. Samuel Hutchinson, a wen known and re-
spcccd citizen OF Brooklyn, died at his residence No.
LOG Montague street. in that city, yesterday morning
OF pneumonia Mr. Hutchinson was born At River
head Long Island, In 1906, aud came to New York at
early age, no entered tho dry goods OF
Simeon Benjamin 4 Co junior clerk. Here his
steady habits, industry aud integrity soon procured
HIM promote on and al the early age Of twenty he
became OF the partners OF the irm. which
aferward known as week.-mrs. 4 Hutchinson. He re-
NAMED ia The firm for forty years, during which time
II maintained u solid footing and never suffered
terally from any Of the numerous panics which
ruined many other houses About
years ago, through III health, he retired IRON
business with ample fortune. He resided In Brook
yn during the greater part OF his life and took
tive interest in the welfare OF the city. He IA
sistcnt republican in politics. though not politician
the common acceptaton of the word. Last year he
the republican candidate Tor Commissioner OF Char
ties and. though defeated, ran ahead OF his ticket
Mr.. Hutchinson a director In the American Ex
change National Bank In the American Exchange Fire
Insurance Company trustee In the Atlantic Mutual
Marine Insurance Company aud vice president and d-
rector In The Metropolitan Glass Insurance. Company.
lie very popular man among large circle Of
friends and all VINO knew him speak in high praise OF
ms Kindness OF heart aud sterling integrity The fun
crai services will take place Saturday next In the
FIRST Presbyterian church, Brooklyn.
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EpINBURGH June 10, 1870
The Scotsman's London letter to-day says Dr. New
man Halls church and the Lincoln Tower, LONDON,
great ceremony
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PARIS, June Is, 1876.
Dispatches from Vienna received hero state that
Austria and Russia have agreed prevent any further
assistance from reaching the insurgents.
They have also resolved to strongly recommend the
insurgcnt chiefs TO negotiate with Turkey.
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HONOR TO THE CAUSE OF YREEDox.

definite idea OF the extent OF tho damage DO
tanned at this hour
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Thomas @. English lieutenant colonel Second
United States infantry, died al Philadelphia the
10th Inst. He native OF Pennsylvania. and grad
uated West Point IN the class VI ls4s oil which cen
erals q. A. Gilmore, John q. Parkc and Stephen v
Bcnct wcrc distinguished members Hc was ap-
pointed to the Fith infantry July l. 1S49. aud served
with that regiment until March q, 1864, when he OBJ
tanned first Iieutenancy IN the new Ninth infantry
HIS subsequent promotions were:-Captain. December
20 1851; MAJOR Filth Infantry August -. 1885, and
lieutenant coionel Second infantry. February -
1862 During the war he was lieutenant colonel OF the
First Washington Territory volunteers tAprl H. 1852
40 April IL. 1861, and ~as on duty n, Portland ore
gon, superintendent OF the volunteer recruiting
vice for oregon aud Washington. His last snand
n battalion OF the Second Infantry at Mount Yer
non barracks, Alabama.
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BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, June Is, 1915
The night has passed quietly and order is everywhere
restored
Il is apprehended however, that the anti-clcrcals
may renew their demonstrations tonight
OFFICIAL PROBATION AGAINST DISTURBANCES.
BRUSSELS June l5-Evenng.
The anticlerical manifestations. n renewed not
expected 10 be serious.
The local authorities have force sufficient TO MAIN
tain order.
CRITICAL.
BRUSSELS June 15-Evenng.
The city remains quiet but precautions are main
tanned.
At Antwerp the people are calmcr, but crowds con-
tnue to march through the streets
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THE sALoNIcA MURDER TRIALS.
CoSsrAxrINorLE, June Is, 1870
The Ottoman Commissioners for the trial Of the So
lonca assassins have concluded their iaborS
They will return hero Immediately
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governments, and therefore Brent's prosecutors will
not be permitted argue their before the Court
OF Queens Bench, any argument adverse to Brenrs
application resting solely with the Attorney General
AN ENGLISH OFFICIAL OPINION.
Mr. Everest Clerk Of the Criminal Business In the
Home once, says, speaking private individual he
does not think Justice Meors decision in winslow's
case warrants Brents release though the decision OF
Brent's by the Court will govern that Of Gray.
Mr. Everett does not think the government will OPP
pose Brents release
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ysrrMarE OF LOSSES III THE rrnr.

ESTIMATE OF LossEs III THE FIHf-
I.oSpox June l5-Midneht
The Ere at Brooks wharf has been subducd. The
losses arc varlousy estimated at from $500, 900 10
81. soo. ooo owing 70 the excitement prevailing no
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IN DIA.

BoxBAr June Is, 1915
The monsoon set in hero to-day.
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THE LOUISVILLE roRGEn TO BE BROUGHT Up
ON MONDAY.

THE LOUISVILLE FORGER TO BE BROUGHT W
ON MONDAY.
LONDON, June l5-Night
The case OF Charles Brent, the Louisville iorgcr, was
not brought before the Court OF Queens Bench to-day
and the statement Of Mr.. Everest OF the Home Once,
yesterday that Justice Sir Nathaniel Lindley had re-
United it to the full Bench correct The case will
probably come up on Monday soon as tho hearing
OF the OF Captain Keyn OF the steamer Franconia,
Is completed. Mr. Mulens, counsel for the prosecu-
tion stated that he had Of Brenrs applica
ton for . writ OF habeas corpus.
UNCERTAINTY OF THE Law
He also says the decision in wnslows case win not
govern Brcnt'sff the latter up before the full
Bench but the Bench will decide It according 70 their
construction Of tho law, although Justice Mellor's
decision may be adduced an argument in favor OF
Brent
THE BATFLED BosroNIANs TO LEAVE nMEDI-
ATELY.
LONDON, June 15-Evening
The Boston detectives who waiting here 10 take
winsow back, have decided to leave Immediately for
home and not wait for the sailing OF the Scythia
Thcy will take passage in the steamer Abyssna
which leaves on Saturday next
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"a DROP OF JOY IL EVERY WORD /,

FLEmiSGrov Hunierdon Comfy \. j.. June 20. 1874.
DR. H. Y. Pierce. Bufau, ~ y.-Dear SIR lit II with
happy heart that these lines to acknowledge that you
and GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY AND rRcArvE Pvt
blessings to the world These medicines cauno be-
highly praised, Tor they have almost brought OF
the crave Three months ago was broken ont with LARGO
ulcers aud body. limbs and face procured
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY Ann PrEGtTfvE PFLErs
and have taken bottles aud day In good health
all those ugly ulcers having healed and 10 skin IN
natural healthy condition thought time could
not be cured Although can but poorly graft
tnde there is drop Of Joy IN word write
Gods blessing and wonderful medicines
the humble prayer OF yours truly,
JAMES q. BELLS.
When medicine will promptly cure sucl' terrible eatipS
ulcers and free the blood OF vlr-nt poison causing
them. who longer doubt It's wonderful virtues Dr.
Pierce however does wish place his golden MEDICAL
DISCOVERY In 1he catalogue OF qack patent nostruns by
pding IL I" disease does he
oneud IT. but what lie does claim Is this that there IL bn
Of blood disease that It will aud that dis
IL He does recommend his Discovery fol
that disease yet lac knows Do the most searching blood
cleanser vet discovered aud that will free the blood and
system all other known blood poisons be they animal
vegetable mineral The GOLDEN DISCOVERY warranted
by him the forms Of skin diseases all forms
OF Boiches Pimples and EruptonS also all Gandulal
Sweings and the form OF Scrouous and liberated
Sores 81 Neck es other and all Scrufuous Dis
OF the Bones White Swellings. Fever Sores. Hip
Joint and Spinal Diseases all OF which belong TO scrofuous
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DIED.

DIED
ALLEy.--At Stamford, Conn, June 15 JONATHAN W.
ALIEN, OF New York city.
Due notice viii be gwen OF the funeral
For OAsr DEATHS .See Ninth Page
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
The very best. for s.: be finished n. easily
henmnx handkerchief 57i Broadway, and s2l Arch St,
N 1f-l. -.
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TURKEY.

russo-AUsrRIAN ACTION AGAINST THE IN
sURGESTs.
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LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT, NEAR THE ART
Gallery and adjoining the music pavilion Is In every
n Hrsfc ella srs.tn
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AT sHAYXE's, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 1000
Mems and Bows straw IIArs ~. ~ So 81 upward tho
celebrated Half Ounce Hat s. So tho fashionable silver
Pearl IIIsh Hat -; Hats, styiss
ri. Rrou.
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Soar.
''HuL's HAIR WHISPER DYE" black brown. 500.
A--BENNETT BUILDING
FIREPROOF
LOCATED ON NASSAU ANN AND FULTON Sta
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKE.s AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
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AN INVOICE OF CHANPAGNEs OF

Pints g per additionnI
This wine IL Ia equal TO other brand.
For sale by H. b. KIRK Co. 7U9 Broadway and 90 Full
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MoTHALINE-THE ONLY RELIABLE MOTH PRE-
ventye used BY uirers sold by druggists Price, Doc.
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AN EFFICIENT REMEDY-THE SILK ELASTIC
TRuss sold only nv ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. 653
Runaway worn comfortably night aud day. soon perma.
nrnf ly a
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exchanged his black hat for Of KSoxs In
Irritable sparkling Rocky Mountain Beaversthe dress
hat made for gentlemen. Make purchases at 2l1
Hron or In he Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23

any effort to maintain position would the weakest
folly The people Of every section do not look at this
question entirely do They may not be easily
convinced OF the facts in the Hence, We
want TO present the case in its strongest light. The
Northern and Western members evnce inclination TO
yield foot OF our wellearned victory By OF con-
clusion. let that am thoroughly convinced that
Mr. Iden has been elected and further that nc viii be
our next President"
If Senator Boutwell, is reelected it will un-
doubedy be due to the influence OF the Boston Custom
house. since the greater part Of his strength from
hat quarter The Republican Journals show disposi-
tion follow the lead of The Boston Advertiser and sup
port Congressman G. F. Hoar for the position. Thus,
The Transcript of the same city :" Mr. Boutwell,
has been abundanty hOnored by the Republican party.
We believe him TO be thoroughly honest man-one
whose personal and official integrity cannot be i'm
peaohed-and whose capacity has enabled him TO per-
form with certain degree Of the duties that
have devoved upon him in various responsible stations
But there other citizens OF equal and greater ability
who would at this time better represent the Republicans
OF Massachusetts, than Mr.. Boutwell, Prominent among
these, and occupying the foreground at the present
time, is tho Hon. George r. HOar The people OF hassa-
chusetts know Mr. Hoar; they appreciate ms wide and
exalted views of public affairs they believe in his party
featy and besides have full faith that he would never
sacrifice his c6nscentOusness TO party camOr Should
Mr. Hayes be the President for the next four years. he
could render him far assistance than could MI.
Boutwell, So could the Hon. j. f. Sanford the Hon. IL:
L. Pierce the Hon Alexander H. Rice Prof seeye, ana
oil
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23

FREEMAN-on Thur.a.y, Dss. n sash Amelia w'fs q
Alfred Freeman aged M :. ysS y%v ara respectfully invited
ss e ISs 70 attend M on Sunday the aS
O'Clock ?. m.
GAINEs-on Thursday 2lst ost q. BcSpton NJ rhsOs
Funeral late residence on Monday 26h inst ct III
O'Clock O. N.
HoLLY-Deo 92 at bis residence Stamford. Conn., Vim.
Fnnsrsi on Tuesday Dec 2s St Johns Church. STAN.
ford, at 2:30 p. m
KING-on Thursday. 81 Nancy H. relict Of the iats
Relatives and fieads family invited TO attend
funeral SATURDAY at o'clock from her late residence
LEGGETT-on Wednesday goth inst Francis A. Loggets in
The ratves and ienS Of the family Enterprise Lodge
Jerusalem Chapter and c@u g. Leon Colpms5eTy ~ sna
socley q Colombian ord ressstIally Iysd TO AZ
the wiiet street Methodist Church. in whiettst' near
Giand-st.
the lns Hannah K Merritt wife Of William T. Merritt
Funeral i on" on third day us,a.yl 9et o'clock
Nswa1 on ESy @0l1ns The & 3 & Ps Year OF
Fusers Services will be held residence 4ss High
OF the family invited TO attend.
SwEETsER-At Orange, ". j.. Thursday evening, Dec IL
Stuart eldest daughter Of Catherine d. and the late
ReaIiyes and friends are invited 20 attend the funeral
at e residence Of her mother Central Bsk ChgTeh
s5siSn osSsr i osSsi at i6iS e. and s'ipira' ii5
TAINT0R-Thursday Dec 81 Henry Russell Of Henry
and FANNIE +. TaintOr aged months and days
Funeral al his fathers residence Thirtyhirdst
Saturday 23d inst, al 10 o'clock Friends OF the family
invited ~ attend.
THoRBURN-At MOrrisana on Thursday 2lst inst, Wm
NJ. Thorburn in the 6lst wear OF his age
his late residence Foresave near Georges
on saturday Dec 23 at 800 D. Trains leave Grand Ceu
trai Depot, Forty second.st, al 1905 and 2.SO.
wYLIEon Thursday 2lst inst at his residence woodsid
~ J., Robert l.. Wylie, IN the 02d year OF bis age.
Relatives friends the family respectfully invited 70
his funeral the Ref Pres Church. Twelfth ST. DO
sixth and seyenthaves NeSfork on Saturday 2Sd
inst, at D.
wHEELER-op Nov. 80, at Dover Kent England Mary
Winred Melville Wheeler infant daughter Of Godfrey and
Mary Elizabeth wheeler OF London and granddaughter Of
Henry q. Wheeler Of Brooklyn. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23

reau OF the Democratic party during the late canvass WIZ
recognize his study of the Merry Andrews; and in the
references TO returning boards" and counting in,
etc. there will be observed Difference - the American
love of local and even slang illusions. But these are
slight defects on picture which has pleased for four
nights past and likely to please for weeks to come
Whatever Mr. Daily concludes to present Is always pre-
seuted with extravaganza it is not necessary TO aad
with taste-for what to of the audience might appear
exquisite, might be Construed otherwise; and doubt
less neither could be brought TO agree with the opinion
of the management Each OF the three several scenes ID
the pay is simply beautiful No theater, with the ex-
cepton OF the Union Square pretends TO rival the ttn
Avenue and walacks in their settings OF society plays
No theater abroad pretend to rival etherany more
than any restaurant rival Delmonicos ana TINS Is
as true OF theaters as Of restaurants Mr. DAILY late
produced the school for Scandal" from the Prince OF
Wales Theater edition but IL absurd to compare
the "shabby -gentee settings Of the ince OF Wales
Theater with tho elegant displays Of the Fifth Avenue
sIage
The reporter was sent with directions to say what pas
sages and situations went OF with most applause, but ne
returns with only confused notion OF the relative I'M
porance and interest OF the fast succeeding incidents OF
the ve acts There Is n lingering suspicion when either
act closes that there been good deal OF unnecessary
talk but examination of all that one can remember OF
the play fails to recall what might beomted Notwlth-
standing "A deal of explanation msde necessary by the
plot the incidents follow fast upon each others Heels
the characters are so well defined and stand forth SO
clearly depicted aud the epgram and wittcism OF the
dialogue are 50 finely as would say OF any other
sort OF diamondsl that the result and enect 10
altogether pleasing.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
-rpKFy AND THE GREAT POWERS.

TURKEY AND THE GREAT POWERS.
EMPEROR WILLIAM ON THE sITUAToS-THE con-
FERENCE ABOUT TO BE nELD-BELGlUM ASKED
TO SEND TROOPS TO BULGARIA.
BERLIN. Friday, Dec %, 1870
Emperor William closed the session of the
German Parliament to-day with a speech from the
throne His Majesty said In response to foreign aars
The negotiations OF the Powers upon the Eastern
ouegtion as far as proceeded with justify the
hope that my efforts and tho mutually con-
ciatory aud peaceful intentions OF the Powers
Immediately concerned will be successful In
solvne the pending questions without pref dice to the
good relations now existing. Germany will continue, by
friendly dsnterested mediation. to lend her coOpera-
tiou for the attainment Of this end"
LONDON, Friday, Dec. %, 1876.
Renters telegram from Brussels says 1t is positively
asserted hat Belgium has been oifclay requested 10
send troops into Bulgaria The Brussels press generally
disapprove OF such action
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram Company from Con-
stantnople that the Plenary Conference mas
hcen summoned to meet at Tomorrow and saviet
Pasha viii preside.