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New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
THE DEATH OF CARLOS COBB.

The death OF Carlos Cobb, which was an
nounced I'm Yesterdays TRIBUNE, occurred at MS sum
NOR residence at Tarrytown on lay, after an Illness
of about six weeks Mr. Cobb educated TO the law,
and was admitted to the bar in Rochester where ne
nrictsed for several years. He was subsequently, en-
,geu on be survey of north shore Of Lake Supe-
rior. lie made geological renort or the SUI
vey to the Canadian GO'eihmtnt. III toio nc nc
entered into t1e plOduce commission busiutss IN
Budto o. where ne remained unih 1SG2, when ne
r we'd 10 this city lie resumed the commission busi-
nss ere and for number oil years he has occupied Il
,,en,nrt posiilon among the grain merchants OF New
YORK Al time lie was chalmanO Ol me committee Oh
Gram al me Produce Exchange and for several years he
was a member Of the Board OF Managers OF the La
change g., 49,. .,, 49, ,,,,,
IN this state compel the railroads To pforate on
fr.tgf instead of making The large determinations in
ayor OF connecting points then in vogue III Il related
that luIiug aud suusequrnt 10 that movement nc was
,sualy e,etpd by Horace Greeley, who knew him init
1iy WITH tne iOcOsc salutLiOn, How are You, 0ld
prraterr MI COD1 about s1ty years Oi age Al the
Iilrnn III ntail.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
E0REIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Sept. 17.-H. ID. Brandreth, patent
medicine agent at Liverpool has failed His Liabilities
are estimated at $143.SOO chiefly to American Creditors
LONDON, Sept. 1S.-kng George has re-
turned 10 Athens to confer with the Ministers about
their resgnaons consequent upon the death Of Cauars
HAVANA, Sept. 12.-On Saturday evening
the Chief Clerk Of American Consulate IN this city
WAS robbed oy two hghwaymen, who wore the uniform
of cavalry soldiers They kept large dagger pointed at
him while they robbed him OF all the valuabies he mad on
his person.
CALCUTTA, Sept. 16.-The weather reports
from Bengal Madras, Mysore and the central
continue favorable but the prices OF grain are still high
Imports continue large scale. The public health Is
Iotmuch improved.
HALIFAX, Sept 17-IIOn. Dwight Foster,
agent Of the American Government before the Fishery
Commssioe arrived here to-day IN the seaier Carroll
from Boston, with a number Of witnesses The Commits
sion is in session. hearing the evidence IN bealf OF the
british Government Tne testimony FOR that side closes
tomorrow, and Wednesday the Americans open their
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
ALLEGED RUSSIAN CRUELTIEs.

The Turkish Legation has received the fol-
loving Information At Kezsnhk, soon as the Rus
sian troops occupied the town. the Cossacks and the Bull
garan inhabitants entirely despoied the hussulmans Of
everything the clothes their backs. In or
der TO force them to tell where these unfortunaes had
concealed their money. they were subjected 10 tnOs
and torturcs in OF their wives those who
declared having were put To death. The Governor
had his Torn and teeth pulled out and
day taken through the streets In that
condition.
In the vicinity OF Kczanlik. the Mussulman villages
were devastated. About third OF the Inhabitants had
ran away the arrival Of the Russians. Destruction by
fire soon followed page. All the Mussulman popula-
tiOn which still renamed, WAS massacred. save young
grs and the youngest women, whO were taken 10 the
Balkans. In the town OF Eski saghra, u portion
of the Mussuman population also massa-
cred during its occupation by the Russians; and
the r st was saved only by the timely arrival
the Ottoman troops. On the other sldeof tne Balkans
according 10 recent telegram from Osnan BaZar, The
enemy systematically burns every village that Is on his
l.ne O ch. He even begins TO burn the plantations
The same system found in Asia. 1T l. thus that the
mosque OF TahrGuedlk, near AasIgerd, has been de-
stfovcd by Russians III the vicinity OF AIddan TIE
village OF Keue a. the mosque ot Dedechlne were
burnt In these last localities, the enemy Killed three
Inhabitants and wounded sixteen.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Monday,

WASHINGTON Monday. Sept. IT, 1877.
Some OF the CLERKS OF the Treasury Department
to-day say that it has been intmaed them they
can have a furlough until after the Ohio election
Although the suggestion has not come TO them from
official source, they understand tAat 1t desired that
they 10 home to vote
The EueniHQ star has this information about the
papers that be established here 1t pretty
certain that to have one, il. not TWO, daily
papers in Washington. EX-RepIesentative john Lynch
Maine viii bring out his paper the lst Of October
and old Gio6e Office is being put in shape for
fl issue from that establishment The newspaper will
is SAID, be Independent in tOne but will supt tne
Presidents pOcN, ana viii Keep artlcudrly ygllant
eve on Mr. Blaine, with whom, II Is Understood, Mr.
Iyucn does not hitch horses On the other hand, the
pans for al ant-Admmstrau0u paper 10 be issued 10y
cX-Pubic Printer Capp seem 10 be taxing some shape
and according IumOr, the oil ChTOntcte establishment
is likely 10 be utilized for the venture. Mr. Clapp Is
ported as saying hat if he does start paper IL Will be
'Uut and out kcpuDcan Journal ABOUT whose views
there can DE no mistake
In the Criminal Court OF this District to-day,
prominent called which VIII form test OF
the ABILITY of the DlstiictA.tomey's Office
ganzed here punish persons connected with various
uowerul rings which have heretofore been able TO pro-
tect themselves from conviction In one OF these cases.
an extensive cotton ring. backed by considerable point
lcal influence. H. involved. Ia second, tWO tX-eiuUeTs
of Congress imuiCated. In ln!0, the seal luCk
een ready IOcced with these trius, out Or VARIOUS
reasons the DistIiCtAttOrney's once has allowed re-
pealeu DELAYS and pUstpOncmcnts. To-day the Court
ruuptIy oyerruled a motion ~ defendants counsel fO
lay IN the prominent case anG THIS 10 taken as
ugtlce tuat the Court determined that all the trials
proceed. The result III ticsc Csts viii uc "ttucu
with interest by tDe lcndr "a Tie Administration, since
failure To COZ Vict und the circumstances VIII De ac-
crpted showing tuat II Is Impossible !0f The 6oEeln-
Office Iis hands upon the Ilusb WHICH
have Deea 50 long entreDched III Washington.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
THE BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.

Ezra A. Ilayt is the name of the New-l ork
gentleman most prominently mentioned In connection
with the approaching appointment Of Commissioner
of Indian Affairs The is calculated 10 fail
easy prey TO Geographic geniusgor distortion, and
published yesterday as " L. X. HoyL" aud edward
Hmght" Many supposed tnat the appointment had
fallen 10 gresham Haight now engaged IN Wall
st A TRIBUNE reporter found the man whom the Office
appears 10 sought in Ezra A. Hayt, President Of
the United States Dairy Company the ofice OF which Is
in the Coal and Iron Exchange building MI
uavt said IL was premature for hin to
talk about the appointment. week ago Friday secre
tary schurz whU believed, was thoroughly IN earnest
in his efforts the Indian Service, rendered MN
The appon tment and gave him assurances which re-
moved the objection he had felt against accepting sum-
he had not felt saying that the place had been offered
him or that he had accepted IT, until lac should nfst con
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18

mentioned ridges and nearly enveloped the Russian
positions. when Radatzky up on the 23d ult he
at once charged the Turkish position on bis HANKS ana
carried thom thereby overcoming TO great extent the
difficulty OF providing his with food and water
Between the two lines held by the opposing forces were
deep valleys, which might be called ravines. the
Russians also held the crest formerly occupied by tho
Turks on their right wing while the latter mad fallen
back to the ridge In the OF Mount ST. Nicholas
n second peak, about hall mile from II, when
formed second centre speak, both OF then now
ever running into the line OF heights held by tne TWO
wings OF the Russian army the shipka Pass. Strong
batteries had been constructed upon all the Russian
heights and they were deemed practically impregnabe
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
Ex-DErEcrIyE IRVING AS AN AcCUsEE.

1t was reported yesterday that Capt. James
Irving formerly the detective about TO pre-
sent 10 the Ponce Commissioners charges against Capt
Foley OF the Tenth Precinct Among the other cnarges
was said 20 be TO the effect that capt
Foley was arrested nycr thief In 1-GO !;
that Lie was tired III Brooklyn. and sentenced 10
the Kings County Pementary 20 three aud half years
Capt Foley sa;d last night that he believed Capt Irving
intended 10 prefer charges against Inn. lL Is
secret" SAID, tBa Capt. Irving has been my enemy
ever since MY testimony helped 10 remove him
from the police force. | have good reason TO
know too, that he II III league with owen
1eoehpgan aud other keepers of disordery
Louse, In the precinct whom l have arrested But /
defy Capt. irving aud the whole world 10 Prove such
cal yes as have printed. My work here and my
whole life open 10 every Vhe, ana know thil am
innocent. never was arrested In my li,."
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
cp1,rrs AND cAsuALrlEs-RY TELEGRAPn

Boston. Sept. IA Stoneham train oD the Bos-
ton ard Lowell. railroad into the Of the Woburn ex-
press tins OiiAg, NJ NiLoherle rrtcAlhb uio pat
seriously.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 17.-At meeting OF the
BOARD OF Trade night committee was appointed 10 &C, III
conjunction with te COMMITTEES OF the Ne" horA hhps Vi
Commerce obtain some supncatOn o the fo'ehuo Jaws
of The country of Congress al ats coming session.
BosToN, Sept. 17.-During q heavy thunder
shower Caohc Church al foxboro was sttsk V
ughtning and burned. Loss $1,000 insured for soOoO
BOSTON Sept 17.-James Stevens had his pocket
picked s43OO while viewing the procession on washing
ton st, To-Day.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
THE CZAREWITCH's ARMY.
THE GENERAL sITUAIIoN-THE HEADQUARTERS "

DEFENDED.
LONDON, Monday, Sept II, 1877
The main body of the Czarewitch's army is con-
contracted between Tirstenik and Biela. The head
oarters of the Twelfth Corps is at Iablann TOR Gal
vablanaya), near Batn, on the Danube, where d
ferry has been established. new bridge Is build
ing to replace the given up at Pyrgos' Inc
Czarewitch's headquarters is at Lower honastir'
This position, from the Jantra to the Banlca LON,
!, cut M by gorges. ravines and small streams ana
bas been further strengthened by formidable earth
works. 1t has been evidently selected as the Dest
cover on that side for Sistova communication.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18

Central Committee F. Rose, in place Of W. C. irving
employed in the Post-once WKuner, In place OF Alex
auder II. Keech, employed IN the Custom House II,
Price, in place OF j. Reger. employed In the Posoce;
C. g. MoritZ in place OF T. Carpenter removed from tno
district. NJ. H. Leach, in place OF Geo mitchell en-
plOyed in the Fire Department The constitution anu
laws of the association forbid any OF It's officers 10 hou an
office i'm department controlled by the Democrats OF III
which the majority of the Commissioners COMPRISING he
Board are Democrats The control OF the FIRE Dtpar
ment having sed into the hands OF the Democrats 'ne
from his office in this association became necessary
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
G11RERNAroR1AL CONTEST IN NEw.JERsEY.

The vicinity of Broad and Market-sts, New
ark filled with politicians during the greater part OF
yesterday They we're discussing the probable action OF
the Democratic caucus which held In the afternoon
at Apol,o Hail. TO agree upon candidate from Essex
County to be presented TO the Gubernaoa Convention
at Trenton tomorrow Thirty thirtyhve delegates
refused TO attend The test was had on n
contest in Bloomfield, when the Fighter delegation was
defeated by of 81 to 30 THIS is victory for Nc
Gregor The caucus then adjourned until Wednesday
morning. at Trenton Ii is generally believed that the
Essex delegation will 60 into the convention divided, as
usual and that McGregOr will throw his delegates for
Leon Albeit. The campaign has already become very
exciting in Newark, and large delegation VIII go 10
Trenton from that place to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
GENERAL FOREIGN Ne IFS.
THE FRENCH ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN.


LONDON, Monday, Sept II. 1877.
The Paris correspondent of The Standard
telegrapns as follows NJ. Greyy has written a letter
dec airing that the statement that lie refused tie Repub
lican leadership is a caumny.
1he trial of Nj Gambetta, appeal is fixed for Sat
urday.
1.-THE Duke Decazes. at Lbourne, on Sunday, made an
important speech, evidently intended contra LECTION
Of the reports that the Cabinet would endeayor to
distract attention from home affairs, by az
grcssive foreign policy. He said: / can affirm
that there Is not single Power which doubts
Inc sincerity OF the Presidents pacific sentiments. which
are shared by the whole OF France. All the Powers are
aware that the Government would refuse with the
most energy to associate itself vita propaganda, from
whatever dlarter il might come which might be
Of trouble or Danger To our neghbOrs.'"
LONDON, Tuesday, Sept II, 1877.
A Reuter- dispatch from Paris states that
the manifesto electors to be issued by President Mac
Mahon was read at yesterdays Cabinet council.
NM Gambetta and Murat gave notice to-day OF appeal
from their recent sentence. his notire having only
been given after the full legal interval shows that the
accused intend 10 prOtract the proceedings.
BARON IIaussmann announces that ms candidacy Tor
Aacco has received the official appreciation OF the Gov
efumeut.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18

fer with Secretary schurz For this purpose ho will VISIT
Washington to-day. - ,,,.
upder Comm ssioner T. T. Smith. and during two years
was at the head of tn. Purchasing Committee. He ls
man of more than medium stature fine presence and ad
dress and thorough business habits He wastwenty hve
wears in the dry goods business in this city, and for the
six wears previous TO last January proprietor OF fhe
Christ,dn Integencer, which represents the views OF
the Reformed utcn) Church: and more recently no De-
came President Of the United States Dairy Company.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
WINTER CAMPS TO BE PREPARED.

The Daily Ne,rs correspondent at Vienna re-
ports Todeben the defender OF sevasopo has
received orders prepare plans for foryins Winter
camps at Matchin. Hrsova, sisova and Nkopols Ifit
the Nikopois where strong tee du pont
bridge defencel to be established VIII he held AT All
hazards All fresh troops meanwhile directed to the
Janfra line.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
opp.FELLoWs' GRAND LODGE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. 1.-THE Right Wor-
shipnl Grand Lodge. o. o. F. OF the United States,
opened their fythlrd annual session this morning at
Odd Fellows Hail. Gay-st The annual reports were
road and standing committees were appointed.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
WITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT POLITICS.

The Republicans of the Vth Assembly Dis
tet held primary election at No 13O Prnce-St' last
evening 10 Ill vacancies caused by designations OF Fed
era oce-holders and others There only one ucKetn
The eld. and 119 votes were cast The Following oces
we're elected: Second yice-Presdent George HILL IN
place OF j. Lewis who il employed in the Appraisers
Department. Treasurer, John stuercksn' In place OF
John Forshsy Of the Custom House; Delegates 70 the
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
THE CANADIAN ANGLICAN SYNOD.

MONTREAL, Sept. 1.-THE Anglican Synod
reassemoled to-day The consideration OF the Canon for
the conservation OF Bishop resumed. Clause II
and the subsequent clauses all more or less
amended A message rom the Hodse OF Bishops convey
ING report Of the Joint committee on inercommlnion
with The Church VI the United States was discussed ana
Adj
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
BISMARCK AND ANpRAssY TO MEET.

LONDON, MOHuay,
A Vienna telegram says that Prince Bis
marck and Count Andrassy to meet shortly. Iti
understood that the German Government has rearmed
its purpose to remain neutral the Eastern question: IN
order to set at to the contrary effect TO
which this meeting may give rise.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
CONDITION OF SENATOR MORTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-First Assistant
postmaserenera Tyner this morning received tee-
gram from Col Holloway at Richmond lnd'' "hleh
s,vs There is no perceptbe change ia Senator Nor
tous condition."
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
THE ORIENTAL CONFLICT.
FIGHTING RENEWED AT THE sHTPKA PASS.

MOUNT sr. NICHOLAS CAPTURED BY THE TURKS.
suleiman Pasha has renewed the attack on the
Shipka Pass, and has captured Mount st. Nicholas
one of the highest peaks Of tho crossing. All is
quiet at Pevna. except intermittent firing around
the Grivitza redoubt. The Montenegrins have fol-
lowed up their recent successes by capturing Bilek
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
WHO WAS TWEED,s PARMENTERi

Troy. n. ". Sept. 17.-In VIM. NJ. Tweed's
tt,nonv of Saturday az published, it stated that
Parmenter got So 900" This has no reference TO sena-
tor Ro,we A. Parmenter Of Troy, who was not IN the
senate before 1874. A private telegram lIOm IWeed
afes that lie e ntOned Parmenter IN his testimony
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
THE STRUGGLE FOR THE sHIPKA PASS.
FORT ST. NICHOLAS CAPTUkED BY IHE Iukhs-
TURKISH MORTARs IN POSITION

III.
TURKISH MoRTARs IN POSITION.
CoxsrASrISoPLE, Monday. Sept H. 1871
d;snatch from Shumla states that Sulelman
pasba Yesterday took Fort 81. Nicholas, and the
Turl,ish flag now floats over the Russian woiks
prov;ous TO the capture of the fort, the kusslahs
Who had received considerable reinf0rcemehts'
,ad seyeral unsuccessful attacks upon the turkish
nositions commanding the Gabrova road
disnatch received here from SueIman fasha
confirms the report of the capture OF Fort st. Memo
Ios IN the Shipka Pass. 1t was taken at 4 O'Clock
sunday morning by assault The lighting continues
THg PRELIMISARY ATTACK.
A Russian Official telegram, dated foreuIh' eatn-
doy saws ON the 18th inst the Turks placed three
eigbtv-pound mortars between Shlpka and i ort o''
Nicnolas and bombarded the fort On the 18th we
lost forty killed. and III on the 14th inst
The relative importance OF Mount S'' Nich-
ola. NAV be Judged from Gen. Radeizys position on
a. qt.t ut after the twelve DAYS during which the
Ntsl bost dashed themselves against his entrehched
,. u,s advanced centre held Mount 81. Nicholas the
h,,nest noint I'm the shpka Pass HIS right
aud left aanks rested upon two crests which
s,ana little TO the northward Of that pont HIS line
formed a very obtuso angle. the vertex OF when
WAS cut of by the central position at Mount s]
To bs extreme left aud right ridges, extending par
a,lel 10 the Russian wings, and running nor'h"sru
nery TO the Gabrova road the only line OF communica
tion OF the Russian troops. The Turks having vastly
superior NUMBERS had eItendedner Hanks down these
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
THE sERyIAN ARMY RECALLED.

BELGRADE, Moniay, Sept. II, TWO
The German Government publishes official
intelligence that regular army has not 10 the
frontier but returned headquarters after compet
lng the usual annual manGuvres.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18

Rick CAPTURED BY THE MONTENEGRINS.
LONDON, Monday. Sept II, 1877.
Reuter- telegram from Ragusa says the town
and fortress of Blk have unconditionally surren-
derea TO the Montenegrlns. IBilek is in Herzego-
yina. and is northwest OF Nicsics.l
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
John McNuta was born in NewYork City

John MCNuIa was DoIh III Neh- ioih wy
November 9. 1897. He received an academic edu-
cation and studied law, which he practccd
at Bloomington, ILL., He served in the Union
Arm, from 1861 to 1868 rising from the ranks through
the grades Captain. LieuteuautCOlcneI ana CuloneltO
br br, vet BrgadeT-Gcncral. lie WAS member of the
Iinos Irg-laurc from 1869 10 $780, and Was elected
10 the XLIIl Congress Republican,, serving on
the Committee On Indian Affairs.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
general POLITICAL NEWS.
prer,1rs OF TUF MAINE ELECTION.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. LITTLE official returns
Of the recent State election have been compiled at the
Office II Inc Kcnne6ec Journal from all the cities, towns
and plantations the State, with the exception oi four
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
GEN. JOHN McNULTA.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

icy I''I'"'H'I
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept, IA special dispatch
from bloomington ILL.,. says that Gen. john McAua, a
,r,ipeut poIitcin of Illinois ana an ex-Member OF
tonlr,ss from the XIlIth District died to-day
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
,jority over Williams is

The aggregaoe vote thrown was lO1,41l' being the
largs aggregate any year. except the Pres-
Dental year since 1sGO when the Republicans came into
power.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
WASHINGTON.

THE NEW-YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN THK SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY AND GEN. ARlHUR-TnE COLLECTORS
REVIEW OF TUE REPORTS OF The COMMISSION
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
MIR. HAYES IN THE SOUTH
AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.

HEARTY AND ABUNDANT DEMONSTRATIONS or W.T.
CoME-vEHExEsr APPROVAL or THE PREsI-
DENTS sPEEcH-TnE HOsPITALuIRs oP KEs-
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18

EN- small places. These returns give:
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18

THE GRlVITZA REDOUBr STILL UNDER FIRE HEAVY
LOSSES IN GEN. sKoBELEFF's FoRCEs-A LARGE
NUMBER OF OFFICERS KILLED.
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legal advertisements.

kENNEBEC COUNTY-fn Probate Court. at
augusta, on the fourth Monday Of april, 1917.
DENJAMIN r. SLEEPER, Guar dian oil George
ID s. Sleeper, in said County, minor, having
p ttoDtd Tor license 10 sell at pubic auction or
private salc the iolioHng real estate OF said ward
Interest OF said wand Ia the homestead of his de.
ceased father:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior t. the second Monday of
May neSt,In the Daily hennebec Journal q newspa
per printed In Augusta that all persons interested
may attend at Court OF Probate then to be holden
~ Augusta anu show caute, II any, why the
prayer OF said petition should not be granted.
HI. N. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register.