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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-22

Committee on Mercantile Affair." and Insurance.
| The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and Insur.
ance will meet in Room 30 every Wednes sday after
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Committee on Totens
The Committee on Towns will meet in the Repre-.
sentative Hall every Tue sday at two clock in the
at ern oon until Otherwise ordered.
8. ID. WADSWURTH, ,,.
K, ,E. RAND, Snali Heh'
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Committee on Tosens.
Tn, Committee on Towns will meet at Repre- SEN
tatives' Hall every Tuesday and Friday at two
O'Clock in the afternoon, until otherwise ordered.
sp. wApswoRrH' Charmen.
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A. WEBB. ch,
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Committee on C0uaiie,

The Committee on Counties will meet in Room
No II, on Tuesday, the Esd inst, at 2 O'Clock,
NJ.
oh. BARTLETT, Cha,,n
M. REiSOLDS,} Cna'i nie"'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-22

Committee on Reform School.
The Committee ON Reform school will meet in
the Senate Chsmuer every Tue sday, at two O'clock
p. Nj, until otherwise ordered.
T.. b. JORDAN, rh.t
JOHN l.. BROWNE, snairneh'
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Committee on Banks and BANKING.
The Commiuee on Banks and Banking W i'll met
In Room No. 70, state House, every Tuesday,
| 2 30 +. VI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-22

The Committee on Ways and Bridges will meet
at Room No. u, on Thur sdays of each week at IL
O'Clock +. NJ, until otherwise ordered.
WV; BRAGDoN, Chairmen.
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Committee on Indian Affairs.

! no. BRACKETT,} c.a,
JIM. HAYNES, Sharnieh'
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Committee on Railroads.
Tho Committee on Railroads will meet in the
Senate Chamber on Thur days at o'clock, p. NJ.
s. %. BROWN, c.,
FREDERICK ROBIE, SnanneH'
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SUFFOLK, So. Feb. %, 1875.
| Then personally appeared the said George T.
Dinsmore, aud made oath that the foregoing state.
ment by him subscribed Is true. Before me
| SETH J. THOMAS,
Justice of the Peace
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-08

Teal g-lIG. DIX suffering from tIFe errors
u IndlscrsflunE Of vOutL. nervous weak
as. earIv decav, ioss d manhood, Dc,
-Ill seB6 recipe flaa viii cure EDL,
fEE u CHARGE. Tins great reI1edr
a. discovered 1Jy z missionary South
nasrica. Send 4 selfsallrssssl envelope
. tlse Rsasr. ) esIgsH T IEslAss, Station =.
-sfa5le HOUSE, NeT ] 0rk City
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q u II a ~ =
DAL&AN0IE@I ssaegl a. tlle LEN
md -1az1ng CRromgS-1alls Of TIE ALi1fe, GL tBe
ssssBeasGnza OF B1sEgn Izlg1t Old Dzsssu Buefsfi
mite MvnnassaG 1zaaarz Fails, EeHp0rz 5zrzt9ga.
Esrgfn Fss1E, asez1-4Dz. SHOW STORM. American
Erlaf RseTs gzh@lS. hAssaa the BaHube- also
yrlliIazt sx11 9sr0East bE2cE EilTts mounts
.gra BUSINESS ezFs- 51DE4av aeia0ol Ears. sta1ua
z afettgss bIact e1sesz1d gsaLse3s. also frames
seats supplies atAer s9ttDzD prices Particulars
~ illustrated sssS6ggBs o. receipt ~ EIa1np.
.4,,ag for 500 0ut4r- Z LATHAM Z Co IL
sFaasi1.gf0l s.. b0stsE headquarters for foreign
TX AEaerleaL Cltr0EzI0G.
lLzsO G1r1, Lec. ~, 1g1g-TEZ.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-08

MATTHIAS. NJ WIFE ELIZA BETH
~ d Newman 41as TINS Oar lett IL te,
aBG board without Gauss ~ IrrUv0e4tl0l.
al persons are iIarsirr uvtT1lec not tc t-nst
" credit ilsr UI IL aee0un a. ] vii nn
b responsible 1o- any Dil4s thai size MAJ
c0ntrac- Eftee tins GATE
AARaE : IsK1lAK
Horseshoe Bend y. o. b0ise counts
IdahU 1e--Itg-~ april . z = 49,.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-08

TTD G. WARREN. T. NJ HARRIS. j.
Il Philips. E0u are each Of ypu hereby
notified that we have expended IL money
and Tabor fnr you G. Warren. the sum OF
fifrv-thrse dollars fur YOU J. IL Harris.
tie stun q ten dollars. for vou-, n Philips.
tiie sim Of sixteen dollars upon TuuT So
vera Interests IL the Tehomp mine, fi~s1
west extension. situate0 in Middle BuIse
mining district, Alinras county. Idaho
Territory and unless you paE IL us the
sun IF mUney hereby demanded together
with cDgfs sd o. before the expiration ri
ninety dara voHr interest III said mime
wtiIl he forfeited 4o us Tx che prpcess ID
Jaw. and VIII become UuT pTapeTfT
JAMES JAWS.
J X PE1lITR
. Atlanta. i. =. Oct eth, 1916. 81
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EAaAE : EAGsED14I4 BALI preserves aal
r-.saz-rsgf sfe complexion, rs10Tss TreclIsz,
al ant sal5uEnsss. MAKE tIs ski sotEy
4s.lrle. ane 4eeiieaae Is application Cal
.l4Dt be Gste ri
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- da- home. Agents wanted lutfa
= , = and tsrnE free IKBE d Co.. augusta.
Malr.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-08

ses4hs l.IaE,-Jan-.b, Ill
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IT TIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
m and sces 10 nrevent alalcuIty in eorreely vaIuIng

bill. and seeks difficulty in correctly yaung
foreign mcrchandise) Ito, ,
deposits Of Sta'e ana National banking institutions, cor
po atoms companies associations or persons esdguu
IN the business of banking also TO abolish the twoc nj
stamp upon bank checks. CThe above ml covers iuny
the wishes OF the banks and bankers throughout the
country. upun which there has been much agtat0u)
tation md covering OF goods etc cThe above once
passed the House. and is int dcd 10 urevcn difficulties
as well reduce the cost of collecting duiiesJ
To provide for the reduction Of duty upon all laces
manufactured nv hand Cine above is intended 10 rre-
smuggling and IL IN the interest OF Legitimate COM
merce n well rs OF the Governmentl
10 regulate and itate the pay nent OF duties on
imported merchandise (Ihe above, n passed, wonlu
ties in gold check, drawn upon the Assistant Treas
urcr. q deposit mode with him.)
ports Of entry where United States appraisers de
partment established Crne above bill Is very siinpe
ccOr the of duties t. be collected nv him. and
duplicate Of the 10 be to the secretary OF the
Treasury II also provides that the lqudating clerks
shall be transferred to appraisers department. and to
be under the direction Of the chief aupraser) 49,,
To provide for the classification OF fabrcs and other
articles OF mixed materials Che above Is intended TO
ambiguity in the tafl laws which mas created
numerous vrxatIous lawsuits1
To pr VIDE for the responsibility of the Government
for all imported merchandise while IN us CUSTODY. &
c,ncmpates lust provision as under existing law the
duty is exacted on goods stolen Whie III charge VI ~
To provide for refund OF redemption agency expen-
SEES (h above II in accordance with tne rconne1ul
ton the Hon. John G. New, rncr treasurer Oh .e
United States, and prov that the expenses slaii
be taken the tax the circulation of the national
To- r vide for the abolition Of all bonds for duties
imported merchandise, while the latter remains III the
custody OF the Government except Wbeh trans polleu
from the place OF original arrival Uhe above is very
important, it removes one of the clei obstacles 10
been abolished wnen duties " became the law
To provide for tue prompt payment, with oerest ana
costs. OF all judgments obtained against me
for refund or Ovcr-pay ment OF duties QheaDoTesp
provides for the payment OF IN crest custom nIs p e.
vdiling, and which Secretary sLerInah mas chcu ho
has 10 authority Tor cOntlnulnlJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31

ST. JOIN. n. B., Oct. 3O.-A fire broke ont
early this morning, at Fredericton, III che EAmb'ilh
Building, aud ~ a high wind prevailed, tnat structure
WAS soon destroyed TIE .me, crossed TIE street. de-
stoylng Mci.tUgliu's hOnse, and badly dam glny INC
house If Andrew Llpseft house anu barn """'" ny
Inos Tower Was also burned. The Exhibition buldns
was fed WITH agricultural implements. slrsl, aud otr-
rn. s. which were all destroyed IIc 80 ia Nl litti
Inc i've culers 4 great distance. mug hIe 90 -
Duntans Church. the PARK Barracks and several resi-
d uces Wucl is q cOusNl,rAD." damage. l"c nfr
Wa, cy ieny work ~ ,u incenlAtyn1f lAi- morn
IN. a man named MAX urOy waS~7irr st1 on SIS
D.ciou Great eNctcnr ut ais, did ~ ihe cfiii,
confirms suspicion against Cohf"l, D. 90 % i.i II
s,v. MN fgOm lyucDus. los, /, aOJu, sJjOVO
IliIILhl.IAl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
SENATOR MURTJA RALLYING.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct 30-Senator Nor
toms condition l. improve ,cdAf H. rested
better duing Latter pact 81 the ni-ht AID Is more
comfortable. Today IL h.s been able % retiiu a LILO
nouri, hs stomach. a. o'clock ths afternoon
Dr. Thomps siael tnat while ~ radical improvement.
had takr pace, Tie Senator Was batter titb ne Hai
been at any lime during the Pas, three days
WAsnlNoToY, oct. 80 -tirsG Assistant Postmaster
General rylrr received u Telegram tins mor1ihs from
Mr. HALFWAY Senator Morion'- 0rotnoi--"' cay hs'
"rue senator passed sfl.r night aud We are uot WIZ
ont hope" Another dispatch, sent ~ MI h'ilo"ay 20
General Tyuer tins afternoon. rays; "Ile Senator has
rested comfortably durus the inonnS' "ur is sHi 10
Ing weiL'
I,,rv -senator Morton's condition at hidnght IL
bout the same As reported az noon to-day lie has re-
teiped norr nourshmeu sud has suffered less pain iran
A. my time Tor tArcc days past but while hs lends aTe
utrr. hopeful, ID Thompson does NOT ehcoti"ee lto
upniuu tuat any permanent Improvements =" N' N'''"
Ton mas taken place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
VERMONT RAILROAD TROUBLES.

NEWPORT. VT, Oct. 30.-presdent Raymond
and suu.1uenLent lsJn Of tnC Pl,suupsc Railroad.
win a cang OF men, proceeded IRON Newport this moan
,ns win trliu ami At IN Troy, tor' uP tie
track Ween that station anu MiAsoh'lu'' T. u we
tn, no II, rom wnicu Colouo Foster run, hs TIA Ne
IT,, ,i, t,oi II short cut by tne break and proceeded
=, Ricnforl VI and tore up the tcs between tlat STA
tnn and ADercurn, Z. O. The boundary stauon beyond
MONTPELIER, VI, Oct 3J.-lu the case 81 the Ceh''Ji
verunut ktltotd Mana GERS against Inc Vermont AID
canada Railroad, the decision or zoe supreme Court uI
V,rlnnt WAS rendered by judge JAMES Barrett liis
evnIug ON The pc.ilOn To sea- DOtb roads 10 pay tue
trtst ucpt aud Ot.er deus OF the management
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
cRIMEs AID cAsUALrLEs-BY rELEGRArH.

ppnvprNCE r. L. Oct. 3O.-Patrck McQueeney
wa. drowned evening Dy ie upselHS Oh MS SA" VIII"
returning from nsll't oNcurrlJn
Tnpo<ro Out Oct. 5O.-John Williams was
found guilty today the murder ot his vile AT Weston anu
seuteuced to be hangeu on the 3Otn Oh NoNrhDcr
MAUCH CHUNK, Penn, Oct. IN Iie otilp eA-
s,nn onk Mace m So mine Of the Lchl 81 and Wilkes
h're Goal tmrany at Nesquehonns, At moon to-day Ios
4 oiIn. and John McAIdle were badly mart
Rrpr,to \ Y. Oct 3O-Cyrus and John White
,vn In,ians we're arrested by sheriff Want, Of GoHtsso
County. the CattarAugus kesefyalun l,st h'sn ' o
September o, 1878
roRoNTO Ont Oct 30.--.John II. Gerger, Sow
,, m clne man OF Cicero Ind arrested here tonight
by indianapolis detectives GA chafEe OF eoh
Ia the amount $4,000 0n th1 CuLons bshA ahu OH pA'
IA. ties VI NubeaSlle, lad
NyACk. n T. Oct. 30--The body OF Charles Perry
age about eli hteen yeI Was toundln the "oa near
to.y Ills double DarTeled shotgun was WING tctvs' s
boiy The coiHens tie night barrel having e.e@H N1o
head behind the left ear indicabix s,>ao'~ 'Ho'"e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31

clsely what The Standard itself. a week before the
election described it, In the presence of decisive
Republican majority Marshal MacMahOn, If he re-
fuse to accept NJ. Gambettas famous alternative. TO
submit or resign, has "A jhirl course open to him
to violate the Constitution; the wit of man cannot
devise a fourth. That honest declaration on the
part of journal which has no liking fer NJ. Gam
BETA and no sympathy with Republic as such,
earned for The Standard the honorable distinction OF
an exclusion from France in advance of all Its con-
temporaries. g. W. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
MADRID. oct. ~. ls77

Urgent- To EyAETs, Secretary al WASHINGTON.
Minister state assure hat NJ dinere"tii duties are
levied spanish port, pcninsular or colonial on
American vessels LOWELL, MhlsteI.
Treasury circula-. addressed To Collectors Of
Customs, has been prepared since the receipt Of the
above iulOrnatiou and will he Issued tomorrow. After
quoting Minister LOwels telegram, the circular contli-
ues:
I'm pursuance Of this that American vessels
in So i.h ports pay other higher dudes on ton
mage spanish Vessels, hereafter Only 30 cents yer
ton tonnage be coiected spanish vessels IN
ports. Collectors Ot Customs authorized
directed to transmit certified statements IN All cst
AT tIer ports under rOtc-t, al tonnage
on span s vessels ~ the rate OF 50 cents per ton, ia
order tuat the excess of 90 cents may be REFUNDED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1877.

structed on that basis. As the army has continued
since July l in accordance with the former
standard which is fixed by law, tie com
mittee is now obliged to make the appropriations
large enough for its support on that basis, ana re-
vision of the old hill becomes therefore necessary
The details Of this revision have been intrus'ed 10
subcommittee, consisting of Mcssrs AtKihs' pio"n,
and Foster They were at work upon III uhii
late this afternoon and hope to complete 1t to-nor
row noon. The appropriations Will not be large
enough TO support the army with a full force
of q, 900 men, but viii be reduced in ahout
the same proportion as the actual strength
of the army is below its legal strength
The committee will probably report the bil. me
navy deficiency estimates were not cohSdereh III
the meeting of the committee to-day, ana II Il not
believed that they will be acted upon during th1
extra session. 4 majority of the committee WIN
probably desire to make full Investigation OF TINS
matter and be able 10 report TO Congress now tue
deficiency arose. when they report the Dill TO pay It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
PROPOSED TREATY WITH MEXICO.

AN EFFORT TO PROMOTE ORDER on THE FRONTIER
THE MEASURE TO BIZ NEGOTIATED AT MEXICO
-KECOGNnION DELAYED.
WAsHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-Senor Matas de-
parue Mexico does not indicate the rejection of ms
eort to secure a recognition OF the Diaz Government 10y
the United States Secretary Evarts is simply awaiting
Of the opportunity to secu.e and more favorable
treaty with Mexico than any heretofore ratified is
prerequisite such recognition. Informal negotiations
looking to such treaty have been pending during
two months past But as Senior Malta was without p'haJ
power 10 conclude sign the required treaty The whole
subject has been back To Minister Foster at the
CITY of Mexico conclude an arrangement tnere Win
Senior Varte the Mexican Minister for Foreign AnalIs
As the signature of treaty by both parties would
IN itself constitute recognition of the Daz Government
the latter has strong motive for bringing the desired
arrangement 10 an early conclusion
The order To General ord ~ pursue maraudeFsh leAS
,cross the Eo Grandr aud into Mexican territory,
zee Pillh Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
BorNTLEs FOR SPANISH SOLDIERS.

ANDNiU, II'l'I"TI % Nv - =
4 roval decree has been issued granting to
sold cr and volunteers who nave compr.ed herr terms
OF sivicc AID settled IN Cubi, anI 70 insurgents who
have submitted - tie Government, portioI ot tao
forests belonging the ate. or other lui7 prns +
tiu9! prnu. Tir r.cpcuis tO De- merely irh1NiS
for tur. irs wu,u. IT tht tul 3, prop-iy cul-ytet
they lecont .Outc oWnrts. f.ty U nt cNemrt nom
* lion iisc wears. Tne cree vs. grtA salts tc-
ttln Do Madrid a- l ly tO coalIteract CuDm msioity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
WASHINGTON.
,,,, vo,,,v,r1oN TO ENGLAND MADE.

THE NOMINATION TO ENGLAND MADE.
-, -, 90, ,r PHI ADELPnIA CHOSEN + X NE
'''' rIAcr~rnr BUSINESS BEFORE coNGGESS;
rho president has appointed John Welsh OF
ph;,odelnbio. to the English Mission. Ihere
Is onpositiou to the appointment among hH-
rnbhcans. although the high character ana
bnsiness ability of Mr.. Welsh are al
mittcd. An explanation of the taco
IN regard to the nomination of Simon Cam
cron for this place by Pennsylvania, Is made
H., the ex-SenatOr's friends in dispatches
helow II will take several days to print the
new bills presented in the House, anu
the committees cannot begin "oiA y"
them therefore at present The DISCRIMINATING
dutics against Spanish ships have been re-
moved. The Army Bill will be ready IN DAY
or two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
MyRoN BANGS AND THE NEW CAPITOL

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct. 3O.-Myron Bangs TO-
dav made AN affidavit declaring the eure lastly vi the
,e,tu, nv gwen by John Brdeerd and Garrett iioue..
kirs helorv the Aldermauo COInultice, ~ me Si'y 81
Ynrk on the 2gh, far IL rO2ies u nm, or "a
INV transaeLons between himself sud Hamilton haIi"'
OF Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
ATTEMPT TO MURDER PRESIDENT BARRI0s.
pANAMA- Octnher 2O-An attenlpt was male

TNNNWNl VTVVUVI
on srptcnue. 20 TO dsSlas,nav Pie il,nt bagros VI
ca .tcmia, by Felix PJrs. ,ndcd priest The Pes
ilrnt WAS dining alone ia tho TOW nf S Pedro Jtcapi-
i. Foe priest entered AT Gr'i shot from pistol,
wucA misSe.i Tue + r.Ident ttsl rti,e, Win hini.
Daring the struggle . rvdnt entered ana saOt tie
sin dead Y.tu lls own pistol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WIsHlIgOn, D. C. OCT %, IsI1')
Minister, Ifddrid:

Law February Last levied duty OF 50 cents on iol-
e II vessels. exempted by treaty rom paying
moro than 30 cents. II SJdln assures the President lhat
mo ,scrniua i- duties levied United states
vessels III any Spanish port, tins Govern "a, Mt Wal not
tax SPANISH vessels tnan 30 cents. suspension l-
pues,nIe, but masters may protest and api ea.
LVAK1s, secfc AIRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
SPANISH TONNAGE DUES.
AN ORDER PLACING SPANISH SHIPS IN AMERICAN
PoRIs Oh a PAR WIN OfHEEs.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rgmUSrl


WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-The mlsunderStand-
Ing between spanish Government ami that OF tne
United States in regard tonnage dues has been salts
t,coriy adjusted crctary Eyarts sent t. Secretary
serman yesterday. pies Of ms elesrapnc dsualch Ia
Miaster Lowell at Mldr, dated the 2jtn o. the pres
ent MONTH aud The lattcrs reply to it, The following
the cores pOndence:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31

TIE RUSSIANS ADOPTING A KEW PLAN or ATTACK
AFFIRM HOLD SECURED BY THEM oS THg SOPHIA
ROAD.
LONDoS, Tuesday, oct. 80. 1877.
The headquarters Of the Pnncc of Roumania and
General Todlebrn have been removed to BoVot in
order, as alleged by correspondent, that Poredin
may be prl Ell for the Car who will take mp bis
quarters there. IL Is more likely that the change
made Is IN consequence Of a new plan Of attack
beng devised for the capture Of Pleyna.
The RoumaniIn division commander, who re-
Gently led the assault on the second Griyltza
rcdoubt has been superseded. This together
with the transfer of the Roumanans 20 a
point south of Peyna, indicates the abandonment of
attempts to capture the works the cas-. front and
the establishment Of better communication with the
troops now operating on the Sophia road. II tho
Car actually removes the Imperial headquarters 20
Poredn that step may be preparatory to another at
tempt to carry O.man Pashas position by assault, at
which, as at the attack of the l1ih OF SEPTEMBER,
the Car would wish to be present. The transfer
NAV Likewise imply that the Russians confident
of the speedy capitulation Of Pieyna.
Details of the affairs at Gurni- Dubrck and Tel
ische make it certain that they are more than mere
raI,is on the Turkish communications that. in fact
they are part Of new Russian movement involving
an entire change OF front which Is still further de-
veoped by the transfer OF tho ROumanians 10 Bogo,.
Ieliche was surrounded Oh the 2Sth INST by one
cavalry and two infantry brlgades Of the Imperial
Guard aad one brigade OF Cossacks. II was bonn
barded two hours from seyenty-two guns, when tho
small Turkish garrison surrendered. There was no
assault. aud the number of killed and wounded on
both sides wa, tr.iling Tho victory gives the Rus
SLAMS a firm hold on the Pleyna AID SOPHIA road
but it is not get certain that Poyna is entirely sur
rounded. The road 10 Widdn, by wayof RaEoya it
ID believed Is still IN possession of the Turks, ,nd
tina, Os.Aan Plsla will mako a desperate effort 70
keep It.
HEAVY TURKISH LOsSfS.
LONDON, "Wednesday Oct. 81. 1877.
A telegram TO tbe Tine from Poredin. says: 81 Tho
Turkish loss at the capmrr, by the Russians, Of the
position near Gumi-Dubuik on October 2l was az
least 1000 killed. besides wounded AID prisoners.
The Russians only succeeded IN stornmg the posi-.
ton ar the third attempt They ac use hc Turks of
twice lurug them uuder DESTRUCTIVE fire By dir
PLAYING the white lag" Bucharest telenan b. the
same journal says tie Russians are terrifying the
positions az DuJuk and Te.ohe, ~ they are thrcat-
eaod with Il combined attack by Oaalan and Chew
ket Plshas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
APPROPRIATIONS.
A CONSULTATION OVER THE ARMY BuL-THE OLD
Icy rELkaRArn TO TIE rrInuNR.I
BY TgLEGRAP TO TIE TRIBUNr.l

tBY TELEGRAPH TO TmBUSRl
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The House Committee
on Appropriations held Ia three hours session
to-day which. after the necessary preliminaries
Of organization, was devoted to the consid-
GRAFTON Of the Army Bill The Demo-
Gratis of the House in the last Congress pro-
posed in the bill then reported TO reduce the army
from 25, 900 to 1900 men. and the bill was con-
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THE FATE OF rHE PENCE rREONERs.

The Queen parlons Alice Rhodes, aud COM
prisonC:s Louis siaunou, Parck stanton, and E..1a-
bc.l s,lau on, to imprisonment for life.
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THE STEAMER BOLIVIA DISABLED.

The steamship D.vonia, which arrived here
today rcor.s ...i sae spoke The Steamship Bolivia.
from Glasgow NeaYors on the Pa inst. repairing
her hIuk. - suaf.. sine would complete 90 the 26ih
and pf. cc y. K aciI, IecI " ioiA on, or IJJd
IAursiay, N0.-m1er l.
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4 dispatch yc1 yese dly by Henderson Brothers,
agi nts OF the Auchor Line, rrp0rs that tie Bolivia
broke her sha aItr leaving The otac sd and thHt .e
w,s IrJceein. s0 us uulrr sail. sh, six days
overdue cde agents tx .r.i iirr ARRIVAL ever! LAY.
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THE WAR IN BULGARIA.
THE SIEGE OF PLEVNA.


TIE RUSSIANS ADOPTING NEw PfAN or ATTACK
AFfRH HOLD SECURED BY THEM oS THg SOPHIA
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ACANERON EXPLANATION.

A STATEMENT AS 10 now THE PENNSYLVANIA
DELEGATION CAME TO NOMINATE SIMON CAM