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New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

A PLEASANT TRIP FROM wASHINGT0S-GOING ROUND
THE CITY IN THE MARYLAND.

A PLEASANT TRIP FROM wASHTNGIoS-GOING ROUND
THE CITY IN THE MARYLAND.
President Hayes passed thrOugl-Or, rather,
around-this city last night on his way To Boston. He
left Washington at 1880 p H.. Yesterday, and travelled
by "a special ear. THE President was acc1mpdnied by
Mrs Hayes, Webb c. Hayes Mss Plat and Miss Footc,
the President ncccs; Rutherford H. Pati, his ncph
Secretaries Eyars ana schnrz AtorneyGneral Deyens,
Pcstmas,er-Gcneral Key, and Cen Comfy OF Ihe Ohi0
state JOv-naL The train was delayed. and whc: #
reached Philadelphia 80 minutes late On its arri-
val I'm jersey City u nearly hour hrLiud timc.
Three reporters the only persons who waited In
the Jersey CITY depot fr thc arrival OF tine train and
its dstin guished passengers.
As soon rs the train came to a stop THE TRIBUNE re-
porter approached which contained the President
and inquired Of the guard AT the door who composed The
party. The guard WAS aycTGe 20 answering and pro-
essod ignorance. The reporter chen sent IN his name to
tho President and w9s asked ,nter Passing the mem
Der, OF the Cabinet wie IA The central apartment
speudng the time in q social way Ec found Mr. Il1yeS
seated in opon space near the rear OF tue car aa-
entity enjoying 10 the utmost the delightful Jane even
ing Inquiring II the reporter had ever made the trip
by steamer Jersey CITY TO Mott Haycn the Prcsi-
dent said that he Lad sat up for the purpose
OF seeing the scenery OF the East RIVER
SO far as the moonlight would permit lie asked about
the course taken and the distance and then spoke OF the
East River Bridge, nquirng as to its hight how mch oi
II constructed, what was he Olgcct" t"i
&C. lie cynccd much interest in this undertaking, and
remarked that the hight of the bridge when completed
would be sufficient to prevent any collision between 1t
and the maSts of vessels. The trip from Washington,
President HAYES said had bee pleasant although the
weather was very He had not been IN Boston for
u or H years but Ia pcnt two years il toe Law school
nj Cambridge in his Younger days. and was not unii-
miliar with Boston and it, surroundings. ~
The President continued chatting ldcsCanty uhth t''
car having undergone sTitcin; and several de vs. was
on hoard the Maryland, which to transport 10" iriin
to Mott Haven and the NcwIOrk, New laycn ai Hart
ford railroad. As the tide uuiayOiaDe, Tie MARY
land orcupcd more thaa the usual thnc n making TIE
rip Tne train due in Boston at hJl.p1St CLOCK
This morning. The President VIII REMAIN lu Boston until
Tomorrow evening and VIII tucn - - Providence. He
will return 10 Washington saturday. but Will AOt stop
in New loTk on lIs journey back.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

RELIEF MEASURES.

The Maritime Association held a meeting
yesterday to secure further ad sufferers by the
ST. John fire, The British Consult General, L. N. Arch+
bald, addressed the members for' their atcrial SYM
patty and prompt assistance The following gentlemen
were appointed committee TO solicit subscriptions
James W II yell, J. w. Parker, ". Bertaux, Edward
lIincbcn Amadce Vcnable, j. $. Chew, J. r. Tefair IL
J. Moody. T. X. Meissner, and Oto Ahrens The sub-
aiROGnicl $2.s97 or thls amount T2,OOJ hds been
forwarded 20 -. john
Two subscription lists were started on the Produce
Exchange Yesterday, l.. L. Neyius ana George kcck
ttug charge the collections TIE upper foOr, aud
f. IT, Dougbcrty the lover foor. Among the subscifp-
tious T. l. Nevius q -on, 500; ArnJut, IllI
IL 7, nrpe q CO. 800: John Sinclair 4 CO.. 500; Cham
beriuin Roe Coz 500 Other subscriptions promised for
today Viii MAKE the whole amount ubOEt loo Many
of te members of the rOdlc Exchange alsJ long TO
The amount OF subscriptions received by NJ Achibdil
Nd To ast evening F2,iO2 the following being tuo
PRINCIPAL subic rptions: DreNci, Njrglu = Co., 5000
L. VI. Archibald. 500; NlI.e siG Iine 800; Brown
Iroflcrs & CO.. $50; Cyrus ". Ftd, $lcJ; proceeds
OF Sunday connections OF Brick Church Che Rev. DIR.
l,eyaHl. $3.50: Jolu q. Dale &l"l; Eowrng Archi-
b9d. 500; Richard lryn, slCj; john D. CISCO @ Son,
SrOO Cnaries g. Franckyn, 500: Leaycrast a Co,
500, Dannam Buckley e Co. TlOO. hr Archibald
ba /, mi' ted $4,000 IN gold 10 -. John.
4 subscription last also starred on the STOCK Ex-
rause, w.i.cn in few moments mad about 500 credited
il. IL viii hc mO.e extensively circulated to-day
Mayor Ely received 500 yesterday nom " g n B, Tor
in apue, Tor aid to the public generally viii be rnads
Among many representative huscs, en OF TIE city
WHO promised 10 De- present axe: Peter Cu0pei,
Cyrus ". Field ". l.. Dodge. samnci J Illden, DAVID
,,,.fuoFp Vim. III. Mickam Wu. Wood, ID. > BtbcOck,
Henry Ward Rnecbcr tie Roy Dr Morgan Dix, X OGOr-
man. joseph II. ChOatc. NJah DAVIS, and ChtS r. Day.
Addresses VIII De made by many prominent speakers.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
THE WAR TO BE PUSHED VIGOROUSLY.
TELEGRAPuIC NOTES.

BuFF,LO June 25.-fhe trial OF Joseph Bcrke,
detaulng Cy frasucr has been pereHptor ordered By
Jud.t Barker ior tomorrow.
81 LOUIS, June 25.--Ihf Globe Democrat aluoun-
cest T.. Johnston Of Washington. b. b0an
pointed receiver the National the sta OF Mssoc
ST. JOHNSBrEY, w.. june 25-Thc trial # the
T.. D. Hopsins for forgery concluded tonight verdict
o. guiity being rcideIVd.
SsLEm, Mass. June -. John McDermott Of
Gloucester fuaud this morning SUSPENDED u tree I'm
pasture this city The body qute wet ana tne cad
stove IN. Ii l. tiiouy ybt that ho Nts murdered
IOTTsvuLE, Penn, June 25.-The hydrophobia
reported from Na'anoy city last Friday proyed fatal yea
teray The victim Geo 70 nster died the moruing after
sum RUG two days and uigits of intense agoly
IHLADELPIuA, JuEt -. Fannie Brown. who yas
arrested Ia ~ Louis all. biuIghf here charge of afuct
ing MaIy MAsereon aged IO yc to-day pleaded guilty and
sohtoneed 10 years Imprisonment in tho Eastern Pent
tentlary
BIDDEFORD, Me-, June 25-JOhn Douglass and
wife II Porter Me, driving down sheep m last ghs
when portion of the harness broke
away andboih the occupants Douglass ~
Instantly killed and his vile Was fatally inluIoL
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

business Of the town Daring tho war of ae rebellion ~
was ine rsl town in Massachusetts which sent troops
10 p0stnr where they ordered % assemble before
proceeding 10 Washington, then threatened Dy southern
troops In tie course Of the 10 furnished iiO men
t0 the 6oyernncntasscrted Ia DC TIC largest proPoI2n
o tie population OF soldiers contributed by any town In
the United States.
Naturally, tEc town has hocn very enterprisng az 'ne
-ctie aud recent date the gains OF its IN
haiJtluts mostly obtained ifofn thls sOufte %.
wealth II apt. Ies0n OF is place who refused
Ia io-cuc some of hs ownsIneu from wreck because OF
MS THOUGHT tnat he would have tO feed them all the way
the we!!-ltuoNn poem entitled skipper ircsons Ride"
During tnc year ending JDne 30 1873 The vessels at tho
col AID mackorci fisrerics numbered %, having an
agQrcga.c l. image of 2OJs There belonged 10 the port
GI vessels in all, having tonnage Oi 2,J5l IN me Town
tle.0 are two national banks "a say ,g' BANK, graded
cgdt cLurchcs. For several years past the nhaDints
have also D. extensively engaged IN TIE mann AZ re
boot, and shoes BY iabog-sayng machines. TAc popI
latiUn 40 present II nearly $500.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
PARIs. Monday, June o.


In the Chamber of Deputies to-day NJ. Grevy
the Presdent read the decree formally dssolvng the
Chamber and intimatng that elections would be hcld
within an interval 0l three months,
President MacMahon has pardoned S44 more Com
munists.
According to the semi-olcal FoHeafs President Mac
Mobou has assured "A deputaton Of manufacturers f:on
the Lower Seine he viii retain Office till lesO ana
answer for oricr at home and peace abroad.
The Moniter announces underrcserveth that SIM
ultancously with ordering new elections. Presl-
Gent MacMahon will manifesto setting forth IN
clear and precise tho conservative programme oi
the Government AS opposed to the programme OF the
Lett.
The Republican Senators have Issued declaration.
They say: We believe the reelection OF the 1858 Dcpn-
s who voted the order OF tho day censurng the Cabl-
net is duty incumbent on the country us solemn AZ
fnation Of it intention to maintain Republican insttu-
tons which alone are capable of nsurng order at home
and peace abroad"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR.
THE RUSSIANS DEFEATED IN ASIA.
. n,syRAL BOMB ARDMENT BfGUN PROM THE RUS
SIAN LINES or THE DANUBE.

a
SIAN LINES or THE DANUBE.
The invasion of the Dobrdia has been followed
49, General movement throughout the Russian army
=. ponmania. Tie troops in the interior are moving
.a,-o,l the river which is lined from Kalarash to
c,.aova nv over 100000 men. On Sunday O
neral bombardment began along the Russian
g.. in a day or two it is expected troops
Iii cross from Turpu and will be followed by the
main army. The Turks are preparing to resist the
;nyosion bv concentrating their forces within the
nnodr;lateral. The Russians hold their ground in
a. nobrudia 1t is expected that Tultcha and
sn,ina will fall promptly into their hands
Fighting was renewed with great vigor last Thurs
,ov in Armenia. on the road leading from Bayazid
to Frzerum. The Turks. who had been routed
:, Zeidakan five days before now re-
.;stad the advance of the Russians, having
hsen reinforced by several battalions. After a
xeI contested conflict, lasting 33 hours, the Rus
,aps were repused and forced to retreat TO Zedakan
Tnere are inward of $4,000 Turkish troops still at
ze,yin. On Saturday last the main body OF
tbe Russian army, 10000 strong, was
within five hours march of this posi-
zion which the Turks claim is impregnable.
Ismal Pasha is in command during Mukthar
Pasbas absence. On Saturday also Dervish Pasha
telecraphed from Batum that he had driven back
the Russians with loss TO them of 1,5OO killed and
wounded. The Turks claim to have possession oil
the Montenegrin capital.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
BRITISH INTERESTS AND THE WAR.
THE RUSSIAN ASSURANCES REGARDING THE sUEZ
CANAL DEEMED sATIsFACTORY-DisCORD IN THE
CABINET.


CANAL DEEMED sATIsFACTORY-DIscoRD IN TIE
CABINET.
LONDON. Monday. June %, 1877.
In the House Of Lords this afternoon, Earl
Derby in reply question by Lord Dorchester, said
was true That Col Wellesy, an English attacle had
been received uncourteously by Grand Duke Nicholas,
but communication received from the Russian Govern
ment, he thought, set the matter right
In the House OF Commons Sir Stafford Northcote,
Chancellor the Exchcquer in reply TO question by
Edward T. GOurlcy Liberal. Suudcrlaud). said "Thc
Portes answer Englands communication relating to
the suez Canal received by Mr. Layard, the British
representative at COnstautnOple the 21st inst The
substance OF the is that the Porte asson to En-
glands views regarding the free passage of the canal for
neutrals bu; it cannot allow Russian ships 10 the
canal as it s part the Ottoman Empire. In OF
Russia's declaration not 10 make upon the canal.
England Will not take steps Tor the protection Of The
canal"
The suoz Canal is also the subject Of editorial Grt
Gle IN The T0es which says on the correspondence be-
tween Prince GortchahoR and ElTl Derby, published
officially on Saturday: Frankness has been met by
franlness and the result is conviction that the war;
for which we may hope tho sgcedics tenniraOn ought
enlanger the good relations between England end
Russia"
LIVERPOOL, Monday June 25, 1877.
The London correspondent of me Post elegrayhs as
follows: hear that notwithstanding the $25OO0OOO
IN the Indian budget the Government really did utend
TO ask Parliament for S25OOO,OOO to meet war contin
gences. However, whether owing TO the antaeonsIn
said 10 exist between Earl Beacorfeld and the Marquis
OF Salisbury or the probability OF determined oppos
ton from the Liberals application s to be made only
for SlO 10000 1t is said that only will 1t be made
by reason of the precedent by Mr. Gladstone during
the Franco-GemaD but thai the request Viii he
similar Language. The disagreement between Ear Bea
copfeld ard the Marquis OF Salisbury expected
sult in the resignation Of the latter"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.

IONDON,
Sir Henry IIalford, captain of the United
Kingdom Rife Team, says: " If the challenge Oh the
National Rife Association to shoot at Creedmoor next
September is accepted the will consist OF ten men,
besides the captain. The three eights from England,
Scotland and ireland, which shoot for the Echo shield
this year. will meet at Cambridge, July 49, to compete
on that and the following days. Should any one be
unable 20 20 America their places will be filed by
nominations 10y the respective captains have reserved
TO myself tie right 20 nominate three men to compete IN
addition 10 the above "a. The highest scores on two
DAYS out Of the three will determine the first nine men,
reserve tie 10Th place for nomination By myself The
eight who shoot ia the match will he chosen in America
From the promises OF support which l have had
believe our team VIII be very strong"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
N,pR1rHEAp,s HISTORY AND TRADE.


Marblehead has very picturesque side, Its
budiues covering high aud rocky peninsula which Is
a,os surrounded By the waters OF Ma sachusets Bay
Uhei s rcported 90 have said, after looking at iis
rocky snrroundmcs " Pray where do they bury their
dead The peninsula f. about two miles broad and four
lonc and contains 700 The harbor is half mlle
wide and u long and is both deep and convenient FOR
sipppg Its first settlers emigrants from saein
near by and they as early 16i3 set up separate
town government Many Of these settlers were from
Guernsev and Jersey, the English Channel islands,
and as consequence their dialect became
The prevailing one the peninsula, and was
noticeable up to a very late period. Tho town has had
a warl,ke record when the OF the Revolution broke
ont IL was rated - the second IN Massachusetts, in popu
lation and Ten only SURPRISING IT, Patrioti-
cally IL sent "A regiment Of 1000 10 the army. This
regiment the l4tl Continental, named " the am
phbious, after its In ferrying the defeated
American army after the battle OF Long Island across
the East River II led the vanguard at the battle OF
Trenton and was the OF the prisoners FROM Bur
goyne's army when they taken through New
England. When the ended there were 600 widows
aud 900 fatheries children in its population OF
less than 1000 Elbridge Gerry, one OF the siple's
of the Declaration OF Independence, was born In
the place. When ia 1873 the unfortunate Chesapeake,
commanded by Capt. Lawrence, sailed from Boston
Harbor to seek ont the British tgate Shannon whose
captain had sent CHALLENGE for combat between tue
vessels the largest proportion OF the volunteer crew
was from Marbehead. The embargo of 1910 ruined tho
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT.
ANOTHER VOLUNTEER WITNESS WITH CoRRoBoRA-
TIVE TESTIMONY

I'VE TESTIMONY.
SAN FRANCISCO, June pa short time ago
The Cd published news relative the schooner Osprey
said have picked up the Tehborne claimant of the
Brazilian coast. The article read by old man
named Oliver Perry IprisOner the Penitentlary
Of this State, who made statement winch is published
ia The OaH Sunday morning. " the effect that he
second and peDer OF the schooner
Osprey which sailed from New-York In February. 1854
for San Francisco that some time In April May fol
lowing they picked up five men In boat of the coast OF
Brazil one OF whom EDgshman and was called
Tick :" thought IL was a nickname considered him an
overgrown boy about 20 years of he spoke English
with "a German French accent and said his father
was u lord something Of that sort, and that he had
been In South America travelling for pleasure. The
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
EXPECTED REVOLT IN SANTO DOMINGO.
Mr. NODes, the late Dominican Consul in this

city has received letters from Santo Domingo informing
him OF the revolution IN that republic. President
cannot possible bold the OF power than
thlrty days" said Mr. Nones aud then Gen. Laperon
will probably succeed him. BGrZ has made himself ul-
popular by efforts 10 have Santo Domingo annexed
either Ia the United states 10 Germany. Tie Hay
tan Government apprehendod danger Itself in case
tue policy OF Baez carried out and IL is assist
ing the insurgents with money and ammunition"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
A GREAT RAIN IN BRAZIL.

WASHINGTON, June pa letter was re-
ceiyed at the State Department to-day from the United
STATES Consul at BuenOs Ayres In which under date Of
the li ut ho gives information concerning Of the
heacs, and disastrous rain storms that has
occurred IN tat country. IL almost continuous FOR
several weeks The losses OF cattle. horses ana sheep
must amount 70 hundreds OF thousands II millions Of
head The arrivals OF interior products had fallen of IN
OF this rain and nearly all the wool in the
market had been sold. Cow hides aud taow had risen
10 high price owing 20 the in Europe
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

Tn Armenia the Russians are advancing to-
ward E.zerum, but have begun to meet with stubborn
resistance from the Ottoman forces. The Russian col
umn advancing on the road which leads from Bayazd
to Erzerum by way OF Toprak Raleh routed the irk'
in q battle fought within ten miles OF the last-
named nace. The Russians continued TO ad-
vance and again met the Turks on Thurs
day last Fighting ensued, which resulted
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
SERYIA AND THE WAR.

LONDON, Tuesday, June 20, 1877.
The Servian Minister Of War has ordered
out for early camp drill l6 battalons of soldiers who
served in the standing army during 1870 and 1876 :
also eight battaons OF regulars and militia Officers
hitherto available 10 be taken again into active ser
vice II Is rumored that tbe Turks Will occupy Negotn
Tie Tess correspondent at Belgrate telegraphs that
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

Osprey, after coming TO this port Australia and
he supposed that "Tc" went OF her. but is not certain
The captains name owen. Perry Is over 20
years OF age. His remembrance ~ the circumstances
came tO him by degrees the OF conversation
He knew little OF TclbOnc having been I'm the more
settled portions of the Pacific coast for the past 20
years He SAYS he mct Capt. Owen afcrward at Idaho
CITY In 1873 1874. l. rsOns who have known Perry
say he always considered truthful aud ROT
into the Ienieutiary more through misfortune and
whisky than dishonesty.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
THE AUSTRIAN MILITARY PRECAUTIONS.
lima

A special dispatch from Vienna to The Times
SAYS: Austrias contemplated military measures are
gradually coming be regarded IN their true light as
measures of precautiOn against all contingencies which
may arise In the provinces bordering Austria after
the crossing Of the Danube. Questions Of foreign Pow
err on the subject have answered IN the frankst
manner 1t seems 10 be intended TO make special com
muncaton othe two begerents with view TO obyiate
misunderstanding At the same time the Government
will have AL opportunity 10 tender explanations at
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
GENERAL FOREIGN NE US.
GEN. GRANTS BRITISH TOUR.
Io.pos. Monday, Jane %, 1s


Gen. Grant has written to the Mayor OF
Birmingham that be expects to leave England tempor".
v the first week in July and that he is fully engaged
nm IN that time but on his return in the Autumn, when
he will remain month in England. he will have much
pleasure in avang himself Of the Mayors invitation Dy
whci he feels specially graded. Gen. Grant h'ehdS
TO call Oh the Queen at Windsor tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
THE MONTENEGRO WAR.
THE DEATH OF PRINCE NICHOLAS REPoRTED-THE
TURKISH SUCCESSES DOUBTED.

LONDON Monday. June 25 1877.
A Vienna dispatch to the second edition of
The Standard says alt reported that the Prince OF
Montenegro has been killed by his nurated soldiers IN
consequence OF their recent serious defeats This report
is uncon1rmed but Prince Ncholass whereabouts have
been unknown for a week.
From Ragusa come several kilograms denying the re-
port OF Turkish and the junction OF sueman
Pasha and Ali sab. These dispatches arc considered
untrustworthy All Ragusa strongly favors tho
slavs Reuters dispatch from Shuma says the bonn
bardment of Rustchuk, which was commenced yester-
day by the Russians, continues to-day with great vfSor
CoNsTANTISoPLE. Monday, June 25. l877.
The Turkish newspaper BdsSret, announces that Sule
Pasha has entered Cettnje the capital Of Monte
negro.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

In the Russians being compelled to retreat day to
the former battle ground In this movement the Turks
have striyen To prevent the Russian troops joining
the column advancing from the direction OF Kars
Erzerum. This column recently within five hours
march OF the Turkish center. which holds strong posi-
ton about midway between Kars and Erzcrm. Fight
ing IL also reported from Batmn, where the Turks claim
to have driven the Russians from their intrenchmens.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
tne bllllich stcti'

Tho Total loss is estimated be from Sl5.000,O00 TO
$2OC0J,O00. The total amount OF insurance Is about
STo3JOOO. There il doubt that the amounts carried
hy the different companies as given aDoVe are under
estimated.
Az EXAMINATION or THR COMPANIES AFFECTED.
ALBANY, n y. June 25-Suncr.ncndent Smyth OF
tho Insurance department accomnaned by HIS deputy,
John Mccall, will 70 Montreal Tomorrow TO make an
examination Of thc Canadian insurance companies which
are ar by the losses OF the st. john tre. lacy hope
uy a tEO. Ougd examination 10 obtain Wl knowledge OK
tlc ability inability OF these companies 70 take risks
they have paid their ST. John losses Their aocnce
vii compel delay in the report upon the Universal Lfe
nslr. ice Company Of NcwlOrk city, which has been
gOn-. for several weeks.
CARING FOR THE u0MELEss-THE MESSAGE FROM
TUE QUEEN.
ST. JOHN " b.. June 25.-Insuranoe agents call upon
the insured to present their claims Immediately for adj
iustment Five hundred people came 70 tie rink today
asking for food and clothing The latter Is wanted par
cuarly movement Is on foot for the erection OF tenn
pp.nry dwellings the poor The authorities promise
work to all who apply. Immense crowds OF excursion
ISIS ac arriving by trains and steamers TO view the
r,ns. ness;ig from the Queen was read to-day, and
many hearts rciocsd ~ Her Naiesiys thOuShuulness
Ihr g7tn Regiment viii leave Tor Halifax Tomorrow.
Mliitia wiz tleu take charge.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
IMPROVEMENTS IN PRISON MANAGEMENT.

SARATOGA, n. Y, June 25.-L. ID. Pilsbury,
SUPERINTENDENT Of state Prisons, Is here IolnorrOw
there will be conference between the wardels ehap
iins and physicians OF the prisons ana the oouliee
., th Prison Asociation nj the Grand Unor regarding
mproyepents In the management OF the prisons. and
the nppontment Of an agent authorized by the last
Jeslaturc Sinclair Tvusey James H. TITUS ana othet
members oI the Prison Association are hev' lhu inoie
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
JEALOUSY, MURDER. AND SUICIDE.

CHESTER, Penn, June 25.-W. H. Johnson
OF Ridley Township, Delaware County to-lght Shot lis
cousin John Worr, and a few minutes afterward blew
hi. own brains out worral's wound will probably
proye fatal Botn men were we'll known ana respectfully
connected The shooting caused by jealousy BON
men were married, johnson leaving vile and TWO
children