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The New York herald., 1876-07-25
BLooDsHED IN PENNSYLVANIA.
A LANCAsTHB NAN SHOOTS HIS wIFI WHILE
SHE 10 TALKING WITH HER MoTHER-DIs-
rnEssING SCENES AT THEIR HOME

A LANCAsrEB NAN SHOOTS HIS WIFE WHILE
SHE 10 TALKING WITH HER MoTHER-D1s-
rREssINo SCENES AT THEIR HOME.
The Lancaster (Pa) Examiner publishes three
column Of the shooting Of young and beaui
iu woman on Friday, July 81, by her jealous husband
The say that he had grounds for his nhuman
and fatal assault Thv story that last James
Z. Pannell. the husband. came to Lancaster to Gnd
work. While waiting Hammond, the rcvivalist came
and Pannel converted. Attendant the meetings
were Mrs. Joseph Hedrcks and family, among whom
Ann Eliza her eighteen year old daughter. They
ali united themselves with the Baptist church. Through
such Dstrumcntaties acquaintance was made between
Psnncl and Annie and the intimacy ripened TO such
extent that on the Sth day OF last Apr they
RED Psnnel Iound work in Phadelpua, but he treated
hrs young wife unkindIy aud frequently struck
Recently they were living in house with q family
seen BY her husband taking with male relative ho
would abuse her and threaten vengeance On the 4th
ofJuly he came hDme, aud one day, while she
versing with her uncle, he orcame exceedingly angry
and called her infamous names. After this shc refused
10 recognize him. few days sfterward he suddenly
sprang his feet caught her by the neck saying
-. would like To live with you You are beautiful and
love you, but will spoil that beauty SO thar no
else you, and struck her repeatedly the face
on last Friday morning he stepped TO whero his wife
was sitting talking with her mother, aud STOPPING
apparently to kiss her hc placed pistol against her
cheek aud fred. The mother and the children jumped
20 their feet screaming. Panncll a door and
found exit 10 the balcony They rushed for the
tnat the murderer woud 10 escape,
Dut when one OF the family returned few minutes
later II found that the assassin bad returned aud
fred the second shot under ms wcs esthe last shot
proving fatal Then he went again TO the balcony and
the post to the second story balcony, break
ing down some OF the flowers. IL was evidently his
intention lice, but he got TO the second balcony
the crowd had begun to gather aud be found IL mpos
sblc 4 make his escape and he was captured.
The excitement was great and somo talked OF lynch
ing the murderer. The wife died carly Saturday
morning
Ann Eliza Hcdricks was eighteen years old daughter
OF Mrs Joseph II drcks, widow OF deceased soldier
VINO has three sons at the Soldiers Orphans School
Mount Joy, daughter married 10 Harrison Shirk OF
this city and another daughter aged about I'VE years.
living with her mother. ANNE OF medium height
with ia;r complexion, budding red bps, long black
hair dark eyes, most pleasing and intelligent features
she had never learned trade and tuesday just
four days before her death, she engaged q wait
rcss al the leading hotel 10 the place She was con-
sdered wcl-behaved aud quot grI and was well be.
loved ty all her relatives The ercf OF the mother and
SISTER very Deep aud IN their sorrow they have uni
versa sympathS.
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THE INDIAN QUESTION.

NEW YORK, July Il, 1876.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
agree with Mr Wendell Phillips in tho main with
regard to his ARA gument OF tho American people in bis
letter General Sherman published in the HERALD OF
the l9tn As to Mr. Phillips letter to the Boston
Transcript, which the HERALD published the same
day. my opinion about his appreciation Of tho late gaI
liant Custer is Of an opposite nature. In connection
herewith, and upon reading tho Bismarck H. IT,
despatch in today's HERALD, l would say:-Admit-
ting correctness OF certain views expressed when
the crushing tidnas OF tho Custer massacre" first
reached u.s. that II the Dstgat0r OF the Indian revolt
aud its leader, Sitting Bull. Was really killed in the
Little Horn battle. then rumored. the nsurgent
tribes would soon sband and keep quiet II may
then be inferred that after all the lamented loss OF
bravc Custer and his vaorous followers was not
barren sacrifice OF life; for II the Indians depose
their arms become sooL now or easily subdued then
tho will be the saving Of thousands OF both
white and red lives and thousands OF treasure and
tears TO the country. Respectfully yours,
FOREIGN BORN.
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

p B. s. Pnchback, Of LOUISIANA, and exCougrs0
mau T. Q. Ingersoll. Of Illinois, arc at the Holman
House. Congressman John o. whitehouse, Of Pough.
kccpsic and Z. do Lerche Of the Russian Csntonnsf
Commission, arc at the Albemarle Hotel Chief En-.
gineer william H. Shock United States Navy, Is NJ the
Metropolitan Hotel Judge o. A. Locbrane, OF Georgia
and Lieutenant Commander c. J. Barclay and DR.. A.
A. Austin, United States Navy, Al the Sturtevans
House Ex-Congressman S. Newton Pettis, OF Pom.
syIvania, is at tho Grand Central Hotel. Captais
smyth of tho Twentieth regiment. British army, 10 t
tho Hotel Brunswick Ex-Congressman ID. J. MorrelI.
OF Pennsylvania, Is at the Filth Avenue Hotel. En
Mayor u. NJ. Halbcrt, of Binghamton, is ss the 81
Nicholas Hotel
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GEN. SHERIDAN AND THE PIEGANs

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your Of July 10 you say in speaking Of the
Indian question:
And we are convinced that soldier brave and
illustrious sheridan would not shed drop OF use
less blood
How abo 1t that affair OF the 'lustrious' with the
Picgans few years ago? Did he not attack small
pox camp Of these ''poor devis'' and murder mon,
women and children aud patient alike, until the
settlement was cxtcrminated? II am not mistaken,
how can you DO ''convincedi" Yours truly,
GEORGE BUsHYHEAD Chief OF the Chcrokesa
WILMINGTON, N. c., July %, 1916.
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ENGLAND.

RARL GRANVILLE ON THE xxrRAD1T1oN
TREATy-Trs CORN TRADE-DEcLINB IN
wHEAr-DoM rlpRos TnAvKLs-A pANxxn's
SUICIDE.
LONDON, July "a, 1915
In Tho House OF Lords this afternoon Earl Granville
called attention the extradton question. He said
the act Of 1870 could have effect on the treaty of
1872
EARL pyRBY's POSITION
The only advantage derived from Earl Derbys course
the questionable enjoyment OF the society Ger.
taiL American citizens until they arrested for
cheating, robbng numbering here. Hc
hoped the government would soon ind from
this deadlock He advised remedial legislation
EARL pERnr's REPLY.
Earl Dcrby's arguments reply to Earl Granville
were similar those IN the already published CORE.
Ipondcnce. He said negotiations gong
With the hopes OF speedy success Meanwhile the
government Is concerning tide over the inter-
val
We shall Immediately renew the negotiations for
mery interrupted. think. if the negotiations are
likely to last some tme We ought to endeavor TO es-
tablish q provisional arrangement which will prevent
rascas from bene6t,ing by falling out with boncst
men.
The Earl II Kimberly, Lord coIsridgs ard Earl Grey
upported Earl Granville. The debate was adjourned
N consequences OF the Illness of Lord Cairns the Chan.
oIlor, who taken suddenly while speaking
PRICE SILVER FIRM.
Silver Is very firm at 10 I'D. per ounce.
NEW ExTR.pfroS TREATY
Reuters Telegram Company learns that Lord Derby
and United States Minister Edwards Picrrcpont have
commenced negotiating a new extradi,ion treaty.
THE IMPERIAL TRAVELLER.
His Majesty Dom Pedro left to-day for Brusscis
SUICIDE A DASKER.
Tlx,
at Rome, under da'c OF July o. which says a well
known banker. named Baldni, committed suicide by
drown ms 10 the rbcr His books that his liabi-
tics are $%oo 600, and his reazablc assets SOC 600
TBE CROP.
The kdrk Lane Express, In weekly review Of the
British corn trade. says-"fhc prospects OF good
crop seem certain OF fullnent H,y has been
gathered in excellent condition, though II is not quite
- plentiful would have been with more Ia
vsrable spring. Root crops suIcrin tor rain
The French and German wheat crops are satisiac-
sssy, both in quantity aud quality.
CONDITION LOCAL TRADE.
'<As '>sAi tsads exhibits continued depression.
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GENERAL WAsHINSToN DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON July "a, 1876
THE NAVAL INvEsTIoATIoN-THE MAJORITY AND
MINORITY REPORTS.
The report OF the majority of the Committee on
Naval Affairs concerning alleged abuses In the navy
&C. is signed by all the democratic members of tho
committee and by Mr. Burcigh, n republican, the lat
ter saving In noto that he signed the report read
believing to be IN accordance with the evidence taken
aud substantially just but that he has no sympathy
with so much of the report Ia OF partisan character
The minority, Messrs Harris. Hayes and DAN
ford are now preparing their views the subject
Owing TO the failure the par: OF Mr.. Whitthornc,
the chairman OF the committee, to have the report
made the special order for Friday next, two-thirds
vote being necessary for the purpose, that gentleman
did not think would be proper to furnish at present
copy Of the report for the o. tho press The sub
stantive and material points of II. however, werc
generally published week ago.
THE aoBEsoN IMPEACHMENr-RRPoRr OF THE
REAL ESTATE POOL COMMITTEE.
The Real Estate Pool Committee havo been in session
most Of tho day struggling the adoption Of the
DOR, in the case Of Secretary Robeson with strong
probability in favor of Its adoption. II is understood
that the report will not contain resolution OF i'm
peach ment but while strongly condemn'ng the Sccrc
tsry will ask that the testimony be turned to tho
Judiciary Committee asa be considered in conjunction
with that taken by tne Committee on Naval Affairs.
The committee adjourned at quarter past three p.
~ without being able to reach q conclusion on the
adoption OF the report.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON APPRopRIATIoSs-
ACTION ON THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT AND
THE NEW YORK POST OFFICE DEFICIENCY
Tho House Committee on Appropriations held n
meeting to-day and took up the bill for the completion
OF the Washington monument which passed the Senate
on Saturday The Senate bill provides for the abolition
of the present Monument Society Tho House commit
zoe have agreed TO amendment 10 retain the prcsc
society advisory board instead OF abolisbne IT.
The committee will hold another meeting tomorrow,
at which time they will take up the dcnoiency Of
1927 900 for the furnishing of the New York Post Office
building, with strong probability that tho amount
will be allowed.
THR LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIAL
DILL--AN EARLY AGREEMENT ANTICIPATED.
The Committee OF Conference on tho legislative
Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill have had
meeting since Friday last They still awaiting tho
regard to the classification OF clerks, &c, upon which
TO prepare the details Of compromise report In ac-
corance with the principles adopted at the last
ing as basis for agreement Members OF the CON-
mttse express themselves entirely confident that
all the pcnarng differences will be reconc,lcd In the
course OF few days.
BILLS SIGNED BIZ THE PRESIDENT.
Tho President has signed the joint resolution for
she issue Of silver coin; also the act 70 continue The
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
SOUTH AMERICA.

YNCRxAsxD COINAGE OF sILvER-vENEzUELA
PROHIBITS THE INTRODUCTION OF FOREIGN
SILVER UNDER PENALTY OF coNFIscATIoN.
HAVANA, July "a, 1870
Advices from Caracas state that the Gacetd, tho
oica journal Of that place. of the 9th inst contains
decree granting TO Messrs Jeroehl Co of Caracas
the privilege Of coming, At the Paris mint, and
introducing through the ports OF La Guayra and Porto
Cabello, silver money to the amount Of $240, 900.
YoREIGS SILVER CONDEMNED
The coinage OF Venezuelan money is TO be continued
and the introduction OF foreign silver coin prohibited
under penalty Of conhscation. THIS decree goes into
effect as foows:-For Europe, IN sixty-one days. for
the United sates in forty days. and for tho West In
dies In fifteen daYs
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THE WEST INDIES.

AMERICAN s11vEn AT A DIsCouNr-rHE WRECKED
STEAMER SHANNON.
HAvANA, July "a, 1875
Advices from St. Thomas, under date Of the 18th
inst, report business there exceedingly dull
American silver is quoted at per cent discount as
against gold.
ST. Domingo advices to the effect that everything
quiet that place The tobacco crop is just begin
ming to come in and will be small The market opened
at fair priceA
THE STEAMER MERsEY DISABLED
On the 10Th inst a hurricane passed over Pedro
Keys, Jamaica, during which the steamer Mersey,
which is conveying the pumps from the wrecked
steamer shannon VAS disabled.
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GENERAL SHERMAN AND EXTER-
MINATION.

To THE Eprron or Tnx HsRALD:-
General sherman, in an interview with one OF your
reporters denied ever having advised the extcrmna-
ton OF the Indians The following Is a letter from
General Sherman to CUSTER
ST LOUIS Dec 8, 1866.
GESERAL-Just arrived in time To attend the funeral
OF nv sduten,, General sawyer. have gwen general
:nstructons TO General Cooke about the SIOUX. 10
not vet how the OF Colonel Fctter
man. party could have becp 20 complete We must
act with vndictc carnestncss against the sioux, even
to their eXtcrmDation-ineD. women and Children
Nothing less Will reach the root OF the
NEW ioRK, July -, 1876. W. 7. SHERMAN
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TWO RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

DARIEx Conn.,, July "a, 1874
This morning the engine OF tho 1907 train
from New York for New Haven, as IL approached
the depo: here, struck and almost instantly
killed man whose name could not be ascertained.
When tho engineer blow his whistle the man. who
was walking the track stepped on; but strange TO
say, the train drew near he stepped ON the track
hell
on the same railroad two hours later, near
Norton, tho 9:05 train from New York ran
against an ice wagon heavily loaded, demolishing it
and seriously injurin the wagon driver, John Young,
who had toolishly attempted 10 head on the rapidly
moving train.
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
WEST POINT GUARDS FATAL
MISTAKE.

WEST POINT N. T., July "a, 1870
About TWO weeks ago hack driver, named William
Porter, took party from Highland Falls TO West Point
late night On his return the guard at West Point
challenged him. Porter answered "a FRIEND" and
shot without warning the ball entering
the hip and passing to the kneepan, where
II lodged The guard who has since been
locked up claims that the shoting was uninten-
tIonal Tho ball was removed last week. since which
time Porter sunk rapidly and died this morning. A
Coroner's jury has been empaneed, and there Is
much Indignation among the citizens. Porter's real
name Was Washington Putnam, and his parents are
wealthy residents IN England. He had trouble with
his brother and would not return home.
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
RIoT1NG BY MINERS IN NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX July "a, 1875.
telegram from Sydney says that number OF the
coal cutters have Withdrawn from the strike at the
Sydney mines and resumed work The windows of
their houses broken with stones by the miners
continuing the strike, and large OF powder
lighted with fuse thrown through the window Of
one house, but was extinguished before II exploded
The have discontinued work again, owing TO in
,doY,o
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GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.

CLOUD BURST DROWNING NUMBER OF
CHINESE AND ITALIANS IN THE DIAMOND
RANGE MOUNTAINS
SAN FRANCISCO, July "a 1870
despatch from Eureka says at about nine O'CLOCK
last night cloud burst on the Diamond Range Noun
tains thirteen miles east Of here, which resulted with
out moments warning In the death OF thirteen
Chinese woodchoppers and probably large number OF
Italians who were camped in a canyon getting out
timber. column OF water feet thick rushed upon
them The Italians camped short distance
above the Chinamen. and trace can DO iound OF
the former 1t Is feared all perished-
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MID.,IGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OyyrcI OF The CHiES SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 25-l A. n.


OYyrcI CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 25-l A. n.
FrobaLihrna
For New England, the Middle States snd the lower
lake region clear fair weather and slight rise IN
temperature, with westerly 20 southerly winds and
rising followed by falling barometer.
For The South Atlantic aud Gull States rain near the
coast and partly cloudy, cooler weather tho INTERIOR
east the Lower Mississippi with northeast south
cas-, winds and slowly rising barometer.
For the Southwest warm, southerly winds and local
rains.
For Tennessee ard the Ohio Valley, generally clear
and slightly warmer weather during the day, with
heht variable winds and decided change IN baron.
c,er, probably followed by rain IN the western
portions
For the upper lake region, the Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys partly cloudy weather and
slowly rising tenn craurc. with light variable winds.
shifting to southeast and southwest, slowly falling
barometer ana during the night local rams IN Missouri
and Iowa.
The Red River will continue to rise and probably
reach tho oangcr lice at Shreveport Tuesday nigh.
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Algeria will leave this Doss q
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close At the Post once =
half.past nvc O'Clock A. u
THn New YORK HERALD-Edtion for Iurops-vu
be ready at five O'Clock IN the morning
Single copes In wrappers for mailing. six ssntA
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INDIAN AGENTS DIRECTED TO TURN OVER THEIR
CHARGES TO THE MILITARY

WASHINGTON, July a. 1875
Tho Commissioner Of Inaan Affairs Saturday
evening telcgraphed 10 the Indian agents at Red Cloud
and Spotted Tail agencies TO turn their respective
charges tho military oncers at Camp Robinson and
Camp Sheridan respectively. This was done by the Com
missioner for the that he thought BEST under
the present condition OF affairs In the Indian country
to have perfect harmony between the military and
civil officers near tho agencies. and thus prevent any
pos ibe controversy between the officers at point
and the agents
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
AN HONEST JUSTICE.

About six months ago the Jersey City Board d
Finance began investigation OF the police jnstices
accounts commencing with Justice DAVIS. Last night
all the cases which had been entered against him. to
the number OF 200. were discharged and tho Justice
was exonerated completely Justice Davis one oe
the most prominent democrats IN the county
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FIRE IN A WESTERN UNION TELE-
GRAPH OFFICE.

PHILADELPHIA, July "a, 1870
The cupola the roof Of the Western Union Tee-
graph Building, in this city, which was used for the
reception and protection of tho wires running into
the structure was destroyed by fire about O'Clock
this morning. interruptng teegraphic communication
with this city by that line. Fortunately the flames
confined the roof and the loss, including that
by water will moi exceed $500
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
A RAILROAD WASHOUT.
TRAIN BUNS INTO THE BEEAcH-THREE MEN
KILLED

GREEN RIVER, Wis, July "a, 1875.
freight train bound east, that left here twelve
O'Clock to-day, ran into wsshout one mile east OF
tho Point Of Rocks and killed Michael McQunn engi.
neer; William Leaf fireman, and a machinist from
here named j. Plunkett, who the engine. The
under the engine and fourteen fifteen
freight cars are piled on top OF the engine.
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Wheat has declined chilling per quarter. and will
probably go lower Floating cargoes have shared the
general depression, and have declined one shilling
shilling and sixpsnce, but the number Offering has
been steadily reduced. The current Low rates must
check shipments" "
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Ol led.

LYsAGHr On Monday, July oath, PATRICK LYsA1A
at his late residence. No 27 City Hall place.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
For Other Deaths See Ninth PdgeI
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poNTINUED ATROCITIES IN BuLGARIA-T THE

CONTINUED ATROCITIES IN BULGARIA THE
sULTAN's HEALTE UNrMpRovED.
PARIS, July "a, 1876.
The Figaro publishes despatch from Constan tnople
which says that the atrocities In Bulgaria continue,
and that Bashi- -Bazouks arriving in that
country from Asia
Tho Sultan's health is unmproved
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FRANCE.

THE SENATE OPPOSED TO THE MUNICIPAL BILL.
VERSAILLES Jul. %, 1870
Many Of the Senators belonging to the party OF The
Right seem disposed to push the campaign against the
Chamber Of Deputies large party in the Senate ap
pear inclined to reject the municipal bill.
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GABLE NE w S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.
The Turks Repuleed in
TWO Attacks.
HEAVY LOSSES OF THE SERVIANS.
Earl Granville on the Extra
dition Treaty.
nOM OEDRO ON IJIC IT'D VIII 9
HEAVY LOSSES OF THE SERVIANS.
Earl Granville on the Extra
dition Treaty.
DOM PEDRO ON HIS TRAVELS.
Attitude Of The French Senate TO the
Chamber Of Deputies.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.

TWO ATTACKS RKPULsED By THE srRvIANs.
BELGRADE July "a, 1879
special despatch says:-"The Turks attacked on
the 21st inst a Servan redoubt at Little Zwordick,
which commands the Turkish bank OF the Drna and
renders communication difficult between Belma and
Great Zwordick- They were repulsed The Turks
were also routed on the 22d inst. on the Tmok Rver
near Rayitnitza"
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rHn TURKS AWAITING RE1NroRcEMENrs.

TH1 TURKS AWAITING REINFORCEMENTs.
MANCHESTER, July "a, 1915
The Guardian has despatch from Its special cor
respondent at KnIaiat, walled town on the Danube,
nearly opposite ddlu dated saturday, saying
al have Just returned from lsvor. Tho Turks
unable to take the offensive until reinforced, but they
have sufficient number Of troops to hold their posi-
lions and repuse the Servian attacks. The total
Turkish losses for the past ten days 800 killed
500 wounded. The Servians lost fully $500 and
ave cannon. !"
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public printing; the act TO remove the political dis
abilities of G. T Beauregard, OF New Orleans. and the
act making appropriations for the support Of the army
for the fiscal year ending June 90, 1877.
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THH WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will SHOW tue ch,nscs in the
temperature tho pss' swcn,y-i hours IN com.
ar,sou VITA lbc date v last year IS ~.
dicatcd By the 'aerihomcicr a. huInut's pnarmscy,
HERALD BulidiNg:-
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SLAUGHTER OF BUFFALO.

TORONTO, Ont, July "a, 1875
letter from the Northwest says That 100, 900 head
at bnnelo wcie slaughtered On 'be Northwest plains
durfus The past year.
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THE ossIpEE EN- ROUTE FOR ST. DOMINGO.
BosroS, July -, 1870
The United States steamer Ossipeo sailed from thA
port to-day for ST. Domingo.
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CHANGE OF BASE OF OPERATIONS.

BELGRADE. July "a, 1875
The STAFF has decided that General Tcheruayen shall
ab,ndon Ak-Paank and Babinaglavs and therefore all
the positions hitherto held, which could be easily
taken by Abdul Kerim.
The story Of insult to the Austrian Consul General
here ID denied
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THE BELLIES AND BEAUX WHO VISIT OrH
watering places will lind II they IT, that G,ESSs SUI
coois and soothes the skin rtaed by hest,
mosquito bites eectuay than thing
else. IL also beauties the compile xion.
HILLS HAIR DYr, bIack brown, 50 cents
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RECRUITS FOR BATTERIES IN THE WEST.


Orders have been received by General Barry to get
in readiness 100 recruits who attached the
tillery school for instructions May last They will
be assigned other batteries under orders the
West
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
THE ALERT AT GIBRALTAR.

THE ALERT AT GIBRALTAR.
WASHINGTON. July "a, ls76
Adviccs to the Navy Department say the Alert, cn
route to the Asiatc station arrived at Gibraltar June
2T, and expected to leave July for Malta and Por
Said