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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14
IR-NO. 1901
ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate,

Cbancery Court Of Shelby County .t;tv NJ
Memphis VS.. G. A. Stillman. "
ny VIRTUE OF, A DECREE POR SALE
u entered in the above cause on the ism day
OF Move mber, ST., l will sell al puhlie auc.
ton, to the highest bidder, in front of tba
2 ERIK and Masters Office, Court House bniId-
ing Main street. MenDhiR, Tennessee,
On Saturday, December Is, 1877,
within legal hours, tho following descrihaa
property, situated m shelby county, Tom.
and in the city Of Memuhis. to-Wit:
Part Of country lot 473, fronting Oh feet ON
the south side Of Poplar street and runninT
back las ct, bounded on the Easl By proper
ty asse sed in the name Of NJ. Yates. on the.
pouth by an alley, and on the west By Fourth
street.
Terms of salo-On a credit of I months. pur-
chaser to execute note with approved surety.
barred,
This November q. 1877.
EDMUND A. COLE, @. h
ByR j. BLACK, D. I'm
S,P Walker and j. W. Hampton, Soils,
7~O-76-S9SS-Q0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14
BRADFORD & ELY,
Steamboat Agents,
304 Front Street.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE

resnlan,s Landing. Batesville ..-.......5 p. IN
frlare POiat. 20 hOme........- ...--.. -...5 D N
81. Louis, City Of Helena.----.----.5 y. N
ssEvALs
Steamer City Of Helena, Vicksburg.
Coshoms, Friars Point,
BatesVills, Scanlan's Landing.
DEPARTURE.
Steamer Geo. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
City OF Chester, St. Louis.
A. j. White, Friar's Point.
BOATS IN PoEr
Hattie Rowland, Belle Texas, Goa.
homs, Ratesyille, Vint Shinkle.
CondiuOn Of IA RIVERS.
The river here declined 4 inches
in the past "a hours ending at noon
to-day. and now stands II feet 8
inches above low water mark. At
Cairo the fall was | inch, with 10
feet 10 inches on the gauge; at St.
Louis, s inches, with 10 feet G
inches on the gauge. At Pittsburg
the Ohio declined 2 inches, with s
feet 6 inches on the gauge; at Gin
cinuati, ~ inches, with q feet on
the gauge; at Louisville it rose 6
inches, with 8 feet 8 inches on the
gauge; at Evansville it is rising.
with IL feet on the gauge. Arkan-
sas river is receding steadily, with s
feet on the gauge. White river is
falling, with a fair stage of water
from Jacksonport to the mouth.
miscellaneous.
Beautiful weather.
Quiet day on the landing,
The river here is falling rapidly.
The Cherokee left Cincinnati last
evening for New Orleans.
The Jas. d. Parker passed Evans.
vile yesterday for Memphis.
The local packets ont last night
had fair trips of freight and people.
The lower aud upper portions of
the wharf is blocked with salt, cot
ton ties and other truck.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14
Sheriff's sale of Real Estate,

PUBLIc NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
4 that by virtue Of an execution 10 me di.
rected from the Honorable Supreme Court
OF Tennessee, in the case Of j.. j. Freeman
vs. 4. J; ,Cegswel ct al, Judgment rendered
two hundred and sixty-six dollars and twenty.
one cents, with interest and costs Of suit, Ia
tatlsfy said Judgment, etc, I will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14
th-l65e
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

OuhnCbTy Oalo vi uoaA GpbhOos
Chancory Court Of Shelby county City. Of
Memphis vs.. +, D. Slack, trustee for Ma.
NJ. A. r. Smith.
DY VIRTUE or ApECREE FOR SALE,
ID entered in the above cause on the
10th day Of November, 1877, | will sell
at public auction, to tho highest bidder, in
front Of the Clerk and Masters Once, Court
house building, Main street. Memphis, Tenp.,
on
Saturday, December Is, 1877,
within loyal hours, the following described
property. situated In Shelby county, Tenn,
and In the city Of Memphis, to-wit;
Lot No. 50, fronting u feet on !tbe west side
Of Third street, and running back .l48 feet. as
shown on the plan Of he city. Of MemphiH.
Terms Of sale ON a credit OF months;
purchaser to s,tsoute note with approved SCI
cuslty; lion rotSined till same IL paid, aud
0qnity Of redemption barred.
-" N'''~0' .'X, COLE. O. and NJ.
RI. BLACK. D.. Q, AndM.
s. ?, walker and j. W. Hampton. solicitors.
U,76.82-Ss-q0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-14

Vgw YeEK, December i ni8 pm. -Cottsl
quiet With %,utureH 3 .dy. Sales for future
delivery. q 100 bales.
, 1877-05-24
OBITUARY.
IsocnRsTER, n. Y, May CIV. II. c. Hos
mer, tho poet, died at AvGn, this tuurutug,


tfto FORK 1titHAt.
Here !a true story frunl Philadelphia, with
ali tta ctetneuts Ut nsfstery anI Irntnatta hor.
Tor inr WhtcIi our nlutlcEn norcitsts and plav.
Wr1ghts stttvc in vain. Two OF tl,rcu months
after tile Exposition closed tho dead body Of q
tnan waa found In lonely gurgc, six t,,lles from
tlv city, tuo much lcroulli liOsed for recognition
and without the alightest clcw In l,fs clothing by
waic'i to identity hfm. 1t was suppoaut 10 lal
been guest ut thu Granscr's liutci. Which wis
III enormous temporary barrack tu which tht,ll.
&an1s Ut transient l0lgera caHle uatly, NJ
register was kept, nor Cul1l any uEul1nt DO
takei1 u tlMn aftcr tAey paid for their room III
ADVANCE. What could be f,ore unlikely than
that this unrecogsifzatls bo]ytoulu be ilcntliiel
~ one of tE,c .nameless unillioua who ra,uu
anl went through Philadelphia last year, or that
)lts ,nurslsrer should be tuuudi
Yet, BY q ct,ange letter to o appointment news.
paper publisher from Germany, tho wlDle
strange story IL laid bare. The murdered man
proves to ht = young German Of wealthy
lalNily who came to Philadelphia lask summer.
A. this urangcr's Hotel ho fill In with allptur
German and formed close eompantoushp viii.
hi,h. The stranger learned all his accrois tic
particulars Of llfs buancsa aud family life, ut-
tone1 letters frum him, FROM which iiu studied
ltA han4writiug, pecultart!es Vt expression. ctr.
When his plans wese ripe he eot!red The Young
fellow out 70 this lonely gorge killed l,inl, TOOK
POSSESSION Of bis trunk altl other property, aol
Opened q correspondence With hls }amijy Ii, Der
lnuny. Since last October this CORRESPONDENCE
l'aa been carried On, thu murderer peisonatiug
hEs victim and obtAning, by pleas Of Illness,
losscs. etc., ljrge siltls ol money, ilY tbIs
tlme Ills srr"st will in all probability ba luale.
, 1877-05-24
JUDGE EMMoNs

Resolutions Of Distinguished F:stecnt nnd
'vcncrntlon by the liar nf Ono OF tho Dis.
'tricts In IIla Hrcnt Clrcult.'
Special Dstpatca to 7as Tribune
GnAsp RAPIDS, Mich, May 2S.-ln the init
cd States Court hero to4las tic Bar Of Western
Michigan adopted the following, which was or
descl spread on the records Of tho Court:
81: 5uas q q ta @ s.!t issai @ p c,aat itSt q
tho United staics, after long illness. departed
th,. Iita Ut h!a homo ia Detroit.
n.r Of Michigan. }or th!.y Year, q tat ts AN an
nstvc, thorough, honorable, on,l successfui prae-
lion upon the bench in such manner AZ 10 reflect
credit md honor upon hiusotf, tho profession,
liz was a man Of vils and varied learning in tho
ltc: ard faithful aaa painssating ii tho dsearso
T seem. attins t9s, some props, tribute bs paid
a t. h. s ssss paa r ss pSS 5 s; ss s9
e. ,ao Wssseia Di,irlg! q M!ohissa, :Sst i .he
and ad etorIos. @ sabsss Gs tSe 'f!tsS' peenls
1!onch one whose profound learning. riVo e1pc.
:s :s!s :a'a s sS: aa'ss
Of our ettesm fes .ho dssca:e our ~; scnctaon q
be Incorporated h ths minutes Of tic proceedings
ct this Court amd tlat copy o. Tho sar,s bc t.aai.
tho dccca4ui,
Appropriate remarks and nuloglcs were pro-
nollliccd y connection with tln resolutions by
thc lion. II. G. nurch. United Stalcs District
ea ssorGe ts eampn a Tasfs ts o D. j. Jcma'ff Il far. ta
late Clerk Of tue United Status Court, Col. A.
=; Ms1i;ss.yaa!ds, anl ths Hon. s. L. withsy,
United state4 = District Judge. M
, 1877-05-24

whilc prisoners Of war during TIC fsrss,an cam.
ralcn has Just been conir1ctetl In It. J0hn's
Chnrchvari. Icwr*, by order Of tho Nutsian tlnv-
tpaeteA md Improved by nen. Gorlo1. Mt: fhllip
Lusrcy. nf Landon. 4 tho architect. The toia'
height is teyentcrn feet. Tic monument f. an
0csNvun, starting from broad tarc Ut stonr steps,
tnpcring upward AMI aMrMaantcd by Urcck cr4ra.
- which Il Inserted lhc kncci!na scns peculiar 10
seccstr-. Supported by pillars Of granite. On
these arr tntcrIbcd tho objects of tle memorial,
the nanca OF tho prisoners who died. and Mthcr
particulars The monument ID erected Immediate.
y over the spot whcro tho bural* wefo sunde.
on thc eat q the monumons the tnscstptton u:
WHO died Prisoners Of war In r.ewes In ftic years
1874, 1876. ane lS!u" On tho weat IT. II record.
c ''ltaiHcd by order Of His sfajesty tho Emperor
Of Infsn: Alexander H., 1877. y The names tf the
tlcn and four lines Of a hymn hii tho remaining
, 1877-05-24
INDIANA h3ASONS,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Mny 2a-In tho Masonic
0ra,.d Lodge to-tlav the SELECT Counttcv to
which wns retcrrcl tho proposition to fatso
funds to build nnd ondow Il Wllows' and Or
rl,ans' Home, rtpnrtcd seeotn,nc,pt ,ptatfor that
Sloo,oOO bo raiSel by voluntary contributions
from ludgcs. This was coururrcd In, anI tho
following Com.ntttee appointed to ctluct
a1 organization. FranE &. Dcvol, VIII.
Inn Hacker, lfaryey a.. Eazelrtg, MIR
A., foote, Daniel MvDonatd, :. Gtepilrn
Albert, and N. Il Peckngpaugh. Tho follow
lug ofticcrk were elected: Urald Master, An
;'rew T. Ivy, .! Ch9, lestowu; psnuty ,!'rana
Senior uraaI Warlen, Uulla,nY s, Sutton. t}
slclbyvl'le; Junior Grand Warden, Calvin W.
pratheE. ot Jctrersonyll!e; Geaud Treaslrer,
Calslea Fisher, Of indianapolis; Grand secft.
tary, John II. Erasawcll, Of indianapolis.
, 1877-05-24
vANDERBILT's WEALTH.
Another Attempt to lie a1aho to DlsfnteEsnto
tho vMxt Accumulation OF tho bead
"ktng."

Auathcr Attsmrt to I,e s1alo to plstoterrnto
tho vast decentralization OF the dead
"Ktng."
Special Dttpasea TO 7as zraSuaA
Nrw foEx, May @l-Tlu report that MrL
Aiary A. LaBnu, ono Of Commodore Vantlcr-
bllt's daughtcrs, would contest her fathers
will, Notwithstanding her failure 10 appear anu
oppose tho Instrument after filing her original
objections. wus verified Nv her to.tlay swenriuo
~ view ,J,,oct,,,u. .,x...., ~. ,.".
;" n'" 'D!..s''as u'A"n "eF ~
to1noy LOT tne plFposo Ut being ale1
III tho SurEogate's Office. On tho lllng OF tho
objections, citations to tho lcirs and next uf
ku viii issur. rsturnnb,o in ohn,t aiv ,vco,,s
~ :. w." as..' ~. s".4''s 10 :" "neus e'1 "scAs'
u assestea taat the eaase VI MFs. Lauases
acton u ler aeslFe to ata heF oFothcr Cornelius
II. To ecttlu with him or his own ,c,,ns
friend Of Wullau Il. Vanderbilt. who /. IN IN
Q position to know, says the latter Ia willing
to secure Cornelius handsome !ncomc, but
would NOT ro tarLhcr. a. il would bo directly
contrary -. il. t,,,umo,. ,nn.,1,.;,,,x H. ~:
to.,. i,oh,t. M IN i",.s. souaus ~ tnc a 's'
, 1877-05-24
CHARLEY ROSS.


Hoy
Tho ncSstsa1. ssisat;s . &C., fr"f1ss r. s;,, ,e
Snowman, and Chrlstian x. Ross, the iatl,er Of
TO offer si 0oo for tlIe return Of tic ciiid, and
ths lattsr G 70 agree rot t9 attempt my psosecu,
Iornal ofEcr Is now male. Tho Idea ijrss o.
curTea tn alr. Dnrnnm wien l,u wns in rhIlatc1-
plhn Two yrars ago, 6ut ho decided not to
Lately, !,s'wcvcr. the idea l,aa been graw-
ing upon him that the persona who liaYo
ltatl tue child In custody since tho doatl' of
tho original alsluctorn must fnn him
70 get rfl Of for money, II thuy could p sure
they would escape exposure. These parties h.
lug on!y accessories aftcr tho decd, tlcro wuld
bn l!ttlc Or no moral hahn In giving them their
with tho Ross family, could bcst ucgot3atc with
thoso holdfng tho child, anu thus relieve tho
parental aneitsI, that ilas been strained for The
before tho public. Accordingly he tcicrraplcd
Ills 0flcr to Mr.. Ross Anl requested that
gentleman to visit him ut Bridgeport, and the
tWo men met there for tho frat TING IN the
Darnu!n'a proposition then was tl.at ID should
otfcr the reward as proposed, md, II the Toy
was secured, some arrangement should be mau
for exhibiting. him hy Which Mr. 1loss sl,onhl
Iave largo el.are Of t,c profits, and thus per
M@ph fes.uFe !iis estato " e9V,oov WHICH Hc !los
spe!lt ~ ny schlctl' ar. Moss lnate no
ahs"er AZ tlltt ting. put Returned to thtadel-
who nre quito wealthy, and met Mr., Darnutr,
ut The 1Tpyncs lIoliso Yesterday to nccent tIn
oirer. viii tl,e rnntjIffnr, th3t n ia hov ~
fm,,, II shat1 +" ,fsrroiinnaru Jul , = t to Ky ~
IN rcinren H. H. isa.,,,,,,, y "asn na .ns .ay
at.'f1, t'!I' nafi Or arrange TOT tue
snnus e1iot!oti, nut ~ no cascls any other e1-
h'bitof TO have che privilege, and these terms
were reaulIy accepted BY Mr. Barnum.
Atr. Ross and Ills famllY IIsliko Tic pub1icttv
, 1877-05-24
INDIA.
JttE FAMINE,

CALCUTTA, May 20.-The number gratuitons-
~ relieved in Madras during the week cntling
Mny 10, shows AT increase Of 4A,1ol. It Is be-
licscd that the numbers employed on the relief
works layc also increased, but The returns arc
Incomplete.
There WAS heavy storm OF rain in Lodras,
Thursday and Friday, which extended ffty miles
infan1, and saved Nellorc and Chlnglcput from
a water famine.
Teic9rAlns from various other points on the
Madras CuAst report rain.
Official reports from Mysorc state that pros
poets are unimprorcd.% The increase Of num-
bcrs on the relief works Is about 10, 600.
Official tepotta from bombay sa7 the Increase
Of numbers on the relief WORKS Il *, ,4aJ.
, 1877-05-24

nlcn}.
DE Maux, though a son.ln.law Of that brill
INIT old Democrat II. de Atontalcmbcst, IA q
member Of the Right ol tho Chamber Ut Dep
utes. Tic held the office nf Minister OF Anrt-
cnltnro short time IN ls!:to. nn' Is simply re.
called 10 the place by MarAfallon. IIo Is good
executive officer. :.
l3runct il moi pronounced Republican.
though he has sthco 1871 voted with The loft in
favor Of . number OF important laws. lie voted
exile and valuation Of the election Of tho
rrinccs. nrunet is m odd easo. and Inns made
himself conspicuous In tho Assembly by motions
Of M eccentric character. One Of them WINS to
votes herself to Christ"
, 1877-05-24
RUSSIA.

Tim NzAh Al VT fETEM3HtHHs
Hf4ratra4a to IaHdan 7T,Hts
PARIS, May 7.-Tlio ttuasian Agency las re-
cUiyctl tho following telegram da.csi 1t. tctcss-
burg, this morning, :
Ths Emperor has Just arrived. AMI wns received
With 1osers; Dcfoso tho Impress cathhrlno's
dssaon,lta,toa: rrall the railway 10 tho palace,
oil aiuta tho Asanuo Nuwakf, wefu drawn vi tlIo
ssuz sas3S 'E"ea Il IT, Ill., 'sst FL Rs's aa.t. nnys I'm
trspralea with lays und tapestry. Thu thron1
as !n.'enss, and the Imperial costcge )'assed amid
rln Emperor, with The ilerud!tary tIrantl luke,
~. ~ M vpe%n % %eaErtsse. and ihc Empsess and
H. heeu second poDuaf mau[fessal!on III trout of
ths l'a'atc.
PAINS. Mayp.-TAo Emperor OF I,ussIa, re-
pytng 10 deputation Vt tt,o st. Petersburg
Municipality, which waited OH hins yesterday.
eld;
think you for tho sentiments ron hnyo int cx.
lteasesl nn suv that, uftee MY sI,cegl at sios.
COW mud my manliesto. yuu would Unly express
staSss u str.nrs ' th,as asasag ays
stdef " prethnt lhu eiIns!bil Ut precious Nuxsan
,d., 3Ioal sai lay disturbance "t tndu.tty. II has
s:s y II Gu @ 9oar i ssn a. s
wo t Gesu 70 r. se eSass s sss IN ,h MT
lishtsh lbu tncsltatlp sacrifices OF war thank
yuu ffuna tho tuttu Ut my leart n1aI beg rpu 10
express NY thanks to lhu whule city,
TIE cxAR At MOSCOW,
DzR1.lN, 3fay v-Whi1e Ut Moscow, the Czar
rtcriycd !n thu Great Hail OF tho KrenIln tha
Deputies OF tho Provincial Mobility. wh,ss
President. Count Bobrinsii, presented thu !vl-
lowing uddrcss:
Mosr GaArlous CAN: With praycys In hrr
heu.t and her lipA. tho 1tu..ian nailoM rises ii
your blddlns IN The llnuo OF Christ IL accomplish
great and Just object. The tla has consc tor ths
nobjll!y 70 show themselves Mol.hy uf
The station thgy. occupy. True 10 thu ex.
an,ples ,of !, shrtr ancestors, our sous
anu bfoihcrt sFt arfaytu lu the ranks vt
YOUR gallant army. Not all Of W eau shlsa lie
elottpUs tistluction OF fighting in thu fusen,osl
ranks With the hereditary cnaaly Of Ihts county
for the liberation Of our eA*Ascd brethren; but WI
| have a!l ta fulfil another important though mora
paelac 1uty-to acEye the Kick aud wounded In a
spirit Of hEotherly love to thu bcst Of our ability
May u1d stsist you, beloscd Ctas, In tb!s grand
| aud holy struggle.
| After this, thu Moscow Burzomastcr, who
likewise attended the reception, With the Depu-
| Ties pf tbs T0wn Council, presented tu hls
/ hlaiesty the address Ut tho Municipal Corpofa.
| tloA:
! ASr GAAc1oTs czan; Thou hast summoned IL TO
the fFht Rnd all fus-ia uttfs Shuts u Joy. Ilav.
M: fa'shalssi thy ttoops ~ the batse. thou col.
Sst VI and showcat thy cit u ile people III lie
"at!toi tnls antlent tal4ial. 'iAs LIZ fe.ouu1s
, 1877-05-24

which was surrounded IN haste by al The Jews
OF the town. The rest Of the day otter the re-
view vas over was passed at dnnsg given BY
The Empcsorto tho nosahilltcs Of ktses,enctf,
nnl n very beautiful illumination made tho
streets brilliant after nIEhtfail. There was not
n house that was not hung with lamps from
rnof to pavement. All TIC people were In the
streets, and tho women, who arc elegant in tnan.
toilets AL this, together With tho fireworks,
was droWncltn In n narcnching rain, which fell at
o'elo.k, and which threw l'nck the city that had
5ust tcGan drying itself into bath Of ankle.
On Tuesday evening at tho population once
more turned ont. THIS WIS 10 honor tho Czar's
departure. Ills Majesty. in fret, always starts
disturbance, sleeps tho previous night in his
railway carriage, which Ia a splendid one, tic
sonc, in fact, that was used by the Emperor
Napeleon III. having bccn purchased by. the
Tic etx Russian corps mobilizcil at tic limo
ot Tue declaration OF war nrc Differed ns iuE.
lows:
T,tE AEMr or OPERATION.
% Commanac,; 70 .chlcf-llfs Imperial fishntsa tho
Stied Sh!s{ 9{ csi Stslt,S. :; ,Nsgsso,,sh!,ssI
KIGlt7H CORN.
Chscf Of sla1-Co1. Omi.zfowsk1.
Commsndcs-oen. isoi.dcnef.
ELEVENTH CORrs.
Communication. Frtnes SchnctoFskf
: Ch1ef OF Htnd--Cof. lisknrski.
TWELFTH Cntrs.
Comma ndcr-Qcn. WAnowskI.
Chief OF StaH-Gcn. nnckmneson. -''-
ARMY or 1HH BLACK SEA. -
f:nmmanAcr-Gen. Seneck6w.
Chief ol StAG-ucn. GpremiJkin.
sKyEFTll c0NFs.
Gen. Trinrc Dasiay dc Tally.
chief Of StAfI--itcn. SanoWrkf.
TENTH CO1Itss.
Cnmmnnl7cf-f;en. 1rinec Warouzcw,
Chtcf Staff-Barpn N0ehsEr.
STRENGTH,
1880. Men. Horses. Guns.
Army Of operations {fonf -.
ARMY Of the Hack sea
To.at.. 900 $1,000 0ls
To this mlIst be atlt1cd fo,ir battaIions Of
sappcrs, three hattalions. Of pontoonicrs, ten
,cgimcnts OF Costacks Of tho Caucasus, ten
rcgsmcnts Of Cossacks ot tho Arai, ono rcRi-
n,ent Of riterncn, ono battery Of ntttaleuscs,
three mountain batteries, ono crew VI marines
Of the guard. two companies Of twcnty-scyen
creTa Of sailors Of tho line.
, 1877-05-24
MISSION TO ENGLAND or TuH "THoorEA " KIN
or TruE14rtNtf

NlSs1VE EO KHuLARU VF THE 1NCUTEH KING
or TGKElsTAN.h
Ete FORK Timer.
Tie mission of Yakeob Khan to England, au-
nou'sccd by telegraph, Il an event Of great l.u-
portansc, III View Ut probable English cun,plica-
lions with Russia fakuob kLau Ia the nephew
OF an extraordinary man who now rules with q
rod of iron TIN fertile land ut Turkistan; aud
among al prominent AsIastic llp!omatists le
has 1hc reputation Of being the most subtle,
xfse, and captivating in his manners. ln this
respect hs Il the very opposite Of his uncle,
man of extraordinary force Vi character, wl,ose
adventurous career forns utse VI the 1nos! su-
autic chapters u the History Ut Asla.ic uask,:4-
, 1877-05-24

ANNfn lSfs,} Rkf<1lk,
The lnd!ap cpuftluX 4eaAop will ppcn In about
tcn days,-so VIC Ere informed BY Captain saul m
dndl3u II hssh In tbs councils u ths hats nation.
the towny and aaku to lbs hills whore they viii re-
main oncampsd till after the spring fandau8o. This
couEtluK season-Whlch II thu beat uams Me CAT Gnts
for It's the principal holiday u Tho 1adiana and
xhlle II lassA no money OF persuasion Will Induce
Al luaiaa. naaIs oE female, " perform l2bor,
, 1877-05-24
GERMANY,

how 70 0Er ByHN WITH FRANCE.
BERLIN. May 23.-Thu North German Gaxttie
says the delay In the adoption Of measures to
counterbalancs tho Increase Of forces In Eastcrn
Ftancc Is not caused by any Doubts as TO tho
necessity of such measures, but only by conslI-
crattonA relative to details.
, 1877-05-24
ITALY.
RELATIONS WITH FRANCE,

RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.
KoME, May aJ.-1n The Chamber Of Deputies
Ministers aichgari and Depritis, replying to
tic Interpretations relative to tho relations
between Frnnec and Italy, madc most rcassur-
ing statements to the effect t1nt tho cordial re-
1nttonA OF tire tw1 countries hare not bccn
affected by recent events In France.
, 1877-05-24

II WIS passenger, and tolduranlrd tack from
tho next atatfon 10 tho stat!on-agent llcru 10
send an engine In sehsSh nf ts mat. Mr.. Him.
years, and bcaff All excellent character,
, 1877-05-24
THE WEATHER.

WAsntHoToy, D. c., May aa-5 n. n.-ror
the Upper Mississippi Valley and Upper 1.aIo
region, nearly stationary barometer, northeast
rising Temperature In tho former district aud
stationary Or lower III tho latter district.
LOCAL uNAxntAripx.
f:ntoAu
, 1877-05-24
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, May s.-Tho master shipbutldcrs
on the Clyde met at Glasgow Yesterday and re-
solved tlat tho present position Of the dispute
docs not afford basis for settlement by arbitrn-
ton. I----
, 1877-05-24

- 0s''0'' ~ = Wv .s...
cr,r.,,,,r
-.... oClilAhA I LIZ
TIE clncAsslANs AND THEIR " rnornar-wAn-
RloH.h
Mem Iork Tribune,
sukum. Ea,eb lis Is q forttdeI ai sranort in ctc,..
5 sa o o. sp ~" o tro ~ luz o,ask sea,
nha about looh'iies from ta1onm' 1t was onre
place VI some Importance, anu Is supposed to
he be the historic sebas1op0'l.. It was enptured
1.,eI frs~n w.. ,t,n, ~. -ae,on a,s,,,. ~ -
oatea rom ttas ,'lhc: Inc region ABOUT II
IS sslafscly Hcttlea, 'hc "Aolc province ptooably
not containing moro tllan about ,o0O
vjn1rnt ro,nhot Ind tatsr ,1nc. th.,c
-. ,t..,,.. A., H.. .Hs" I ,S,.>
"' "p"aay' LUG Auss'ans ne'nR af'ven
out. Ten thousand natives Joined the Turks,
while tue town was set un tre by them null tho
furtiIl,n,son. seizr,1. uA1l 4hc autroun,,fntr
rm,n,rv.n sa,, 1i,notch. 90. Him In tho snns
port Of tho Turks" Further reports Of russian
rcpulscs llavc a}so tecn received, Eight thoa-
sand tsoops, 1,5o0 CIrcasatans, 5000 rifles, and
sp,ne mountaln batterIcs l,aye bcen t1tsnatchri
10 tnan Iva'tty t"s GsLana"op,c ~ ~, 70 at' an
1astfeg.aon N .a9 1noun.atns o. ~ Iaaeasna:
a. s'o " sIG a,,n,n ~. 10 iGutteu 5'. Et thS ussona
han o. o. ecna,ny!' WIG Hyes @ ~ 81 LetcteonfE
rs rs. o.. t., o'iirer oE tue impcsta! uuatl,
ias peen sel,t ' 10 a9o Gaecassfan country
/" .aSe ars l IN apcas thS reEetom a1.n %mf
Gtntcd thnt Hri,amyfs ef,1rst son hns trc,, srnt
nut Uy lin Turks ID conlfnnni thc E}r,nsstnna.
IL viii therefore he 4 1nnttcr nj Intcrcst to
I.arn NJ tin rI.mnrtah1e rarrrr nj Nhn,nvI. ,r,i
"f Tic tr1es whose sbicita;,, he was inr twrntv @
YEATS, - '"~A''
Tl,e pcoplc of The Caucasus l,aya 1onn ,,ccn
known "a "A warliise. ntiyn,t,,r,ue. n,m1 srn,j-
l,arhnrous rnrn. This region Il. uM,l,t i'm tn;irs
jnpy. prIJ vnrjr. j., with iron, GO io 1n0 m;1aa
Nh t,tlMr rnutltry an lin rjnhn rn,.
tujl,s IN innny ,lIEeront i,ntions nr
tribes. In S.rni,o'e tImo seyrnty tja]crts
Ncrn euoi;uu. Al urcsctlt fhern nrn tnurn Inn,
1Nj-Pgr.Jau, TurkIsL. Fiuish. and Teutnnis:
wuf,Is ,,ulnr anl,,,r thasp tIlat nre iu,,nd. Thn
nrryaIlIntr rrii,,ion il tim M,han,turgnn. l,,,t
EhrIstini,s uro m,tu6errI atpUnE them. Far
rrutury AMI II Laif they wrra spJlt III into an
infinite 1luinlcr Of clans ur uutty trILcs when
.in uuurrssi,, n, prtrr lid t,rrat ',,nt,sc.i t"m
jutu trtnnfxntfon. and IN 1;HItlln ei,rrmnhnrnts
nj lin lft,ss1nns n,i ha,lntr NJ. ryrnt thnt liz
var sry wns su,ntic,t nnti II i'm sri,lo1m i,cc,,
,Iirnttyi sln,.rs T'hn Hnssfnns hay... m fi,o
.tt"r hanI irrp ,,rcativ i"",s ~. At In tnr,,cr,
iir. shawn tnwMr1i tIa ihristin1,s ii G"nrsria,
er aud put to death War followed moro bitter
es,u aeIpcfate @ tnan eyer. Onu o. theif eal!el.
;an:i .h,.! " !otts 3ensh nSo, aAtcs 3sr!s q!
HILL. mi.u nIu.,'- l@ntet t 10y hupsana. aeli "
nr, in t,s xt,,,,,s ,u,s guL s,os "sau
jic .:as II wears 1t arc, ind said 10 have DSc,l u
E,lcn. and earnest ila,l, lear,,r. bsyond Ills pe-
1IAf1
, 1877-05-24

1tu8xiau prIsonere Ia England.
Laptoy Times. ,
4 massive monument to tho memory Of tho
twenty q sht itul4auuss WA1 died III LsWss Prlsuu