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New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
WAR SCENES AND TOPICS.

BraTla, where the Russian left wing has
bridgcd the Danube has played important part in
every campaign between Russia and Turkey. In 1923
was a town OF $4,000 inhabitants surrounded by nine
FASHIONED fronts each flank resting upon the bank OF the
river straight wall extended along the crest OF the
cliffs and ioned the extremities OF the FASHIONED fronts,
completing the inclOre Of the town At the beginning
Of the campaign Of 1928 the Turks occupied the town.
The Notifications were in good repair and armed
with 500 pieces OF ordnance. The garrsOn consisted OF
5000 men, and the town amply supplied with Am
munition and provisions. Russian corps appeared
before the town as early as May l., and the siege
opened; but il not until tie Russian hOtila OF lo
gnboats had defeated and routed the Turkish feet anl
a bombardneut lad been opened from the wateIside,
that the garrison capitulaed condition OF being al
lowed to withdraw unmoes,ed to Siistria, After the
capituatiou OF tie Turkish force June IT, tine Rus
slams rzed the Notifications The Russians crossed the
Danube at ISakola, below GalatZ.
During the Autumn of 1883 before the Turks assumed
the offensive at Kaatat aud Otenitz, The Russians had
occupied Braia aud Gaatz and taere hal been
eirmieh al sakcha where the crossing hal been made
in the previous campaign. During the WINTER about
10000 troops were concentrated between Galatz aud
Br9ia On Jan :. 5000 Russians crossed the Danube
from Braa 10 Macln destroyed some field works and
retired under brish nrc from tbe lurhs Ihey also
formed an inrenched camp in the Island OF Tcheal IN
the Danuse Thc Turks raised Notifications opposite
the Russian batteries and for two months succeeded in
Tepe.lius the attacks OF tue enemy Late IA March The
Rsssanc crossed the Danube from G...tz Brail0 and
lsnai aud captured Matcin aud t-aHcla These opera
ti0ns rendered them masters Of the Dohruda bat they
were pcnt up IN thOse ul'inaI s"aihps IOf several
sew Notifications and arge earthworks have recently
been erecC.i by the Turks at Futcha. Aatcln and
Isnkcha. There Two large batteries with eight
rined Krupp g1 at eacn post ana on te coast tAerc
cay abandoned Tutche and lsakcha several weeks ago,
ana the Russians 70 have met with no resistance at
Matclin Nearly all these iOWus arc IN runs. The
strongest post in toe Dobrid Is Hrsoya, wretcHed
hite village Of about hundred tumOie-dO~n houses.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
THE MONTENEGRIN CONFLICT.
TIE TURKS ADVANCING UPON CErriNJE, THE
MONTENEGRO CAPITAL THE MoNTENEGkINs
ovERPOwERED AUSTRIAN AID EXPECTED.

TIE TURKS ADVANCING UPON CErTINJE, THE
MONTENEGRO CAPITAL THE MoNTENEGBINs
ovERPowERED- AUSTRIAN AID EXPECTED.
LONDON. Saturday, June %. 1877.
The Cettinie correspondent of The Times
telegraphs. under date of yesterday, as follows:
"sueiman Pasha advances very slowly the road Deng
obstinaely contested by the Montenesrins have no
doubt myself that he will succeed in getting through
but with very grave losses. According to the latest
consular reports he had $4,000 regulars and rom
5000 to 5000 egulars, against whom Prince Nicholas
can only oppose 5000 TO 10000 men, 1he hghlhe ID
reported be very sangunary but the Turks can only
return now with danger and will push forward regard
less Of losses The convent of Ostrok burned this
morning An attack is announced on two points OF the
southern frontier The total number OF Turkish forces
now operating against Montenegro is about 60OOO'
Reuter- telegram from Ragusa dated yesterday says
The fighting OstTok ceased yesterday. Inc Moh-
tenearins occupy intrenched position which prevents
the advance Of Suleiman Pasha. Prince Nlchoas
with another corps is intrenched at Cerova, souih
OF Ostrok. Ali saib is expected to attack
Daniograd tomorrow with the object Of ehecting
junction with Suleman Plsha Should these operations
succeed both armies will march upon Cetine, while
Lieut. Mehemet All win march down from Vassoie
vich to cover their fanks All the Montencsrins in
Herzegovina are returning their countrys defense.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Saturday, June 23 1877.
1t is officially announced that the Turkish divisions
operating from Herzegovina and Albania against Monte
negro successfully effected junction at o'clock this
morning and are now marching upon Cettnic
CoNsTANTINOPLE, June "a, 1877.
An official dispatch from Podgoriza announces that
the united divisions Of Sdeiman Pasha ana All sab arc
successfully advancing i'll Montenegro. The Montene-
grins have evacuated Cenje Three thousand wounded
have been removed thence to Cattaro.
CRrTNJT, Saturday, Juno 23 1877.
Montenegrin official accounts admit that suieuan
Pashas and Ali sab's forces effected junction,
and say it after six days continuous lighting, in
which the Turks lost 1000 men.
LONDON, June "a. 1877.
The ObSerey'S Vienna correspondent says Austria has
formally refused intervene i'll behalf Of Montenegro,
unless the latter acknowledges herself hopeessy pros
trate, and makes direct application tor assistance.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
BRIDGING TIE DANUBE.

The Russians seem TO have built their bridges
and crossed the Danube the DOOuda very quIC ty
Ii Was boldeI and moro brilliant undertaking Ia 1873
The Turks hd OWNED the nteatons oi the enemy and
nad neuced themselves opposite the point o. CT osslng
The Russiaus iac 10 mako a causeway 1000 PAGES
length they could reach the bsnk, arr were under
fire Willie at work. They had a nota on The DANUBE
and wDSn then causeway complete they sent de-
tacbment Of infantry and COssacks the nyer III
boats and landed below the Turkish eartGwOrA These
troops carried ihe intrcuchmeuts By storm ana the
TURKS abans Oued the attempt dispute The crossing
NapOcOn's passage OF the DANUBE iu tie face OF Tho
AustTans before the battle oi Wagram was still more
brilliant lie concealed the materials for nOalilis
bridge IN the woods aud Drushwood he sent across at
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
OAKEY HALNS LAST STEP.
COMMENTS on EUMoR TGAr HE HAS AGAIN DIS
APPEARED.

COMMENTS on A EUMOR TGAr HE HAS AGAIN DIS
APPEARED.
gentleman who was an intimate friend or
a. o key Hail. and interested him ic.f in tic search for
the exNiavor tn he ound 20 have tkcn lodgings
under the name Of Gbuti in London. said last evening
d.l not believe that either the family personal
friends had endcayosed to keep themselves informed
OF the movements Mr.. Hail, but hc thought that Mr.
Halls numerous friends in ElgGnd had attempted to do
tbl. III was nuuOrCd that Mr. Hail. who wanted TO be
regarded as dead went to Liverpool three weeks ago
and disappeared. This gentleman did not believe that
Hal had returned to this country. He had heard OF Mr.
Halls having in Paris recently and thought might
have met nes Gordon Bennett, although he would not
been disposed to any Other acquaintance There
wasa conjecture also that Mr. Hall might have embarked
in journalism which be had ddDbed many years, and
accepted position correspondent; In some European
cauItal 0r-Nhat would completely meet Ills desire 70
hide hn,epOssiby he had gone 20 the Danube AS war
CORRESPONDENT. Mr. III al well qualified 10 support
was spoke and that woald he the Kind WORK 10 Which
he wOld naturally turn. Possibly hs friends had nado
his iir in London uutenaDie. Many OF them VINO nave
gone abroad TINS season, George faWcett Rowe among
fnr. EXPRESSED "a determination tO Mr. "GarDUtL"
Then. some ming Of Mr.. Halls history might nave been
known in the nci cigborhoOd and tba with the lmpOfu-
mi les OF old acquaintance might nave caused nm 10
SEEK greater s.cuson. This gentleman said That Nis.
Hall and her dug living at tner country SCAT
under Aer affections had changed remarkably IN appear
aula
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TEIEGRApHIC NOTES.

LOUISVILLE, KY. june 2i.-The stove nfolders Of
this cry have all struck and every onn6ery closed In COLI
sequence.
YouosTo Ont. June PA frost in the north
section o this province on FRIDAY night did con dera
BERLIN. Ont. June 2i.-WiliIam Meyer, an old
All respected farmer kei on the street yesterday BY
the kick of horse.
TIvOLI. n. Y, June 24.-Jane More, mlddle,aged
was burned death here Friday night her clothes
va * fire from pipe
MEuPHIs, Tenn, June 24.-The damage TO the
crop The Arkansas River by the food IL estimated as
iron 20. 90 10 10000 bales
QUEBEC. June 2I.-rhe Wimbledon Team, under
co Vand Of MAJOR Aylmer NJ. P ald Capt Casey, NJ. P-
sailed yesterday 6y steamer Sandman.
MONTREAL, June 24.-Ihe Office Of the Paymaster
81 ZOO There is no cew to the thiet
NEWPORT, h. H. June 2i.-lhe agent of the brig
nd portion OF whose crew mutinei al this pog
will ship cIeT 40 once and proc'ed TO Turkey.
WArFRrowN, \. Y. Juae 2l.--naniel and James
% ss ae % a4@ nj ySr enc near wsIS
PHILADELPHIA June 24.-An appeal has been
70 the czens Of Phllar relphi rouge ts Mayor for
late iOilaio.
BosroN. June 2l.-The Commissioner 81 savings
BaSs lcpors the condition Of he I1.o 1F sayhs Bai a:
Il a. Blood had crippled IT,
ROCHESTER, y. Y. June 24.-1hc Lyons town
bonding case referred To =. A. Macom, has aeeu de-
ssrlcuou the sodus Bay and Cornny Raiiroad
PHILADELPHIA. June 2i.-iank Kelly, who was
afrgueo me murcr Of the ooorei an Chase IA tho
eeen Of T. was va, % aeqsd l@s % nis9t the & gsoasre e
81, MIns, Tenn, Jane 2l;-Jadee lrgg Of tho
TL.tri -tHrs District Court ter,F took The ease Of VIII
lam Butter Di q al aH-i tnc Noble aud Ohio ksil-
rd undrr sivsonen aud adoaraed tue eoar, until neIt
-. ,tm.et.
PliADE. PttA June A.-Ihe painting Cat
arus corua-c by the Austrian artist Hans Aaksr
nONed ICON thc Acticas o. ae Arc "a is Sdsy snd
L.-te. "A Aat irot!lers agents for Hans
MaEart, to be shippgV g. sNtrnia
FREDERICK, Md, june 24.-Ihe jury of inquest
q u iiroad Pon Of .'css raesey, jane i2 10
pOrea 20 the Coroner tt t,re AN irroce1oiAhls
aii. ot opinion 70 the col
sioD,' aud were discharged
MlDDLhroHN, n. L., Juue'2 John Van Winkle
aged % years. teacher. cOnaitcd suicide ~
tAAiug morphine year agO, While C0uut v
n. H. Winklc incurred dobts amounting hUnd
collars. which lac paid By iVrs,tirs. Ia Relatives setd
The affair Chsrn over Ae disclosure tie cAuss VI s
sLillGS
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
ENGLAND AND TIE WAR.

THE PORTE AND THE sUFZ CANAf.-COL. WELLESLEY
SAID 10 HAVE BEEN TREATED DIsCOURIROUsLY.
CoSsTASrINoPLE, Saturday. June 23, 1877.
The Portc's reply to Lord Derby's note In
reference Suoz Canal dispatched the 2lst
inst Understood that the Porte accepts the pTin
cplc OF free navigation of the canal by neutras but
serves the right OF fighting an enemy's vessel.
LONDON, Saturday, Juno 23 1877.
The DAILY Ne,csG Piojes dispatch confirms the report
that the Grand Duke NichOlas received the English at
tache Col Wellesley very brusquey, being warned that
It was expected that lie should not testify IN an uI
friendly spirit. Col. Wellesley remains at Bucharest
presumably awaiting instructions from home.
LONDON June "a, 1877.
A st Petersburg telegraph denies that Col. Wellesley
the English attache. has been treated with GOODNESS and
suspicion at the Russian headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
WASHINGTON.
Is Mr.. ARTHUR TO BE REMOVED!
A BELIEF AT WASHINGTON THAT HE WILL Re-

WASHINGTON, June 2f.-There are many indca-
tions that the removal of Collector Arthur from the
New-York Custom-house will take place IN the
course of the next two or three weeks. Strong IN
huences being brought to bear upon the Cabinet
to accomplish this action. 1t is urged that the re-
cent investigation of the Custom-house aiiars as
closed so many abuses llOurishing under Mr ArthIUs
administration that his removal musi follow as the
logical consequence of exposure Ii would seem to
be only natural that the President should desire 20
have its civil service policy carried into eject IN the
Custom-house by some one not identified ith the
old order of things However much willingness
Mr. Arthur may display to conform his manage nc Mt
the ideas in force, he can scarcely cont
mand the full confidence of the Administration.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
SPECIE ACCUMULhTING.
THE AMOUNT IN THE COUNTRY ESTIMATED TO BE
1925, ,GO0,0OC.

IBY TELEGRAPH To TIE fEBUSE.l
WASHINGTON June 2f.-it is estimated by COM
pctcnt Treasury authority that the total amount Of
gold and silver in the United States at this time Is
S22J. .OOO, ,JOJ Pho increase during the fiscal year
ending June 30 is supposed to have been not less
than $40 ,00O, 900 The imports Of gold and silver
coin and bullion have about eQuaed the exports
and as the balance Of trade is becoming more and
more pronounced in favor of the United States. it is
believed that the accumulation Of specie in this
country viii continue during the ensuing year at
more rapid rate than heretofore, that when the
time fixed for resumption comes around there Will
be an abundance of the precious metals available
Dr. Linderman,, the Director of the Mint, expects TO
spend some time in California and Nevada during
the Summer Investigating the capacity of the prn-
cipaI gold and silver mines, IN order TO determine
upon the supply OF the precious metals which the
Government can count upon for coinage purposes.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
THE ARMENIAN CAMPAIGN.
A BATTLE RECENTLY PROGREss-THE RUSSIANS
DEFEATED NEAR BAYAZID.

BATTLE RECENTLY IN PRoGREss-THE RUSSIANS
DEFEATED NEAR BAYAZID.
LONDON, June "a, 1877.
In Asia the most important strategic event has
been the reestablishment of the connection between
the Russian left and center as proved by the TACT
that in the previous battle the Zeidekan left was
strongly reinforced from the center.
Further accounts from Turkish sources relative TO
the recapture of Bayazd state that the Russian gar
rison have intrenched themselves near the town.
Reuters dispatch from Bayazid. June Is, says:
"The Russians IN an engagement between Bayazid
and Indiesen were defeated with the loss OF 400
cavalry and 100 infantry"
CoSsTANrISoPLE. Saturday, June %, 1877.
Intelligence received to-day announces that Mukh-
tar Pasha has been engaged since Thursday with
the Russian army at Tatlkhodja, between Khorasan
and Deiibaba. battle was proceeding all day yes
terday. The result is unknown. Telegrams from
Mukhtar Pasha state that the Turks attacked on
the Goth inst Russian division encamped at Hiliatz
The fight lasted until nightfall The Russian di-
vision was cut in two and fed in disorder.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

LONDON. June "a 1877.
Gen. Grant was present last night at ban
quet given by the Corporation OF Trinity House. The
Prince Wales presided. Prince Leopold Prince Chris
tian the Prince Leinngcn, the Prince OF saxeWeimar
the Duke OF Wellington, the Marquis OF Hertford, tue
Earl Of Derby Earl of Caruarvon. Sir Stafford North
cote MIR Cross, and ChefJustice Sir Alexander Cock
burn were among the distinguished company present.
The Pr of Wales, referring TO Gen. Grant, III the
course his speech sad On The present occasion IA
a matter of peculiar qualification TO ms. as EnGlishmen
TO receive as our guest Gen. Grant. Cheers can as
sure him for myself and for alI loyal subjects OF the
Queen that has given the greatest pleasure to see
him as a guest in this country" lCheersJ
The Earl OF CarnarvOn proposed the health OF the
VISITORS and coupled with it Gen. Grants name lie
said: Strangers Of all classes, men OF ieters arts
science state and all that has been most worthy and
great have were to this center Of old ciyiza
ton venture, without disparagemeR to any OF those
iustous guests say that has there been one TO
waom We Willingly accord freer, fuller, heartier wei
come than do to Gen. Grant on this occasion, no'
rely because believe he has performed the part OF
q distinguished general, because lie has twice filled
the highest Office which the citizens OF his great country
can fli hut because look upon him representing
that good will aud affection which ought to subsist be-
tween lis and the United States 1t has my duty to
be connected will; the great Dominion OF Canada stretch
ing several thousand miles along the fronier OF the
United States, and during the last three four years
ubfuily say that nothing impressed me more than
the Interchange Of friendly and good Offices which look
place between the countries under the auspices or
President Giont"
Grant replied that he felt more impressed than he
had possibly felt before any occasion. He came
under the impression that this Trinity House.
aud hat trinity consisted OF the army navy. and peace
lie thought was place OF quietudc where there would
be no talk toass He had been therefore. naturally
surprised hearing both. He had heard remarks
from Ills Royal IIighness which compelled him 10 say
word in response He begged TO thank His Royal High
ness FOR those remarks There had been other
Guass said during the evening highly gratifying TO
him. No. the least gratifying to hear that
there occasionally in this country party fights n
well as In America. He had before war be-
tween three departments OF the saethc Executive the
Judicial, and the Legislative. He had not seen tie
political parties OF England go fax that He would
initiate thcr chaplain, who had good example OF
OratOry-that was shortness-and say no more than
simply thank His Royal Highness and the comPaGy on
bondf Of the visitors.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
rA1rRE orARANKING HOUSE.

PEORIA. ILL.,. June 24.-The banking firm of
Sidney Pnisfer q Co. suspended pay ment yesterday
mor, and closed their doors. Sidney ulsier, whose
property is said t. amount to Sl.00OOOo posted
not, on the door the bank expressing profound sofo"
M tho sus onson and his belief that the creditors "oui
lose nothn rs prop srty. which Is large ana uh-
cubrcc rs liable and sacreiy pledged 10 pay the com
pany's liabilities. This the citizens generally DeeNe'
The amount OF liabilities Is not yet krOwn. Wooner
Tros Iar.e listiers nave been borrowing hraNl} OF
Inc frlu aud viii doubtless also fail The e.u1ens are
greatly excited.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
THE GREAT ORIENTAL WAR.
THE DOBRUDJA INVADED.

v,,x MoyTENEGRINs ovERPowERRD AFTER DEs-
PERATR FIGHTING.
The Russians on Friday crossed the Danube from
calats. Next day they attacked Matchin, and
nromptly captured that fortified town. More
Russian troops have crossed at Braila,
While Others are reported to have en-
tered the Dobrudja as far down as Hirsova.
There is now a Russian army of 232, 900 mon sta
toned along the Danube from Kalarasch to Gladova.
There has been fierce fighting in Montenegro The
Turks have overpowered the brave emountaineors,but
are paying dearly for each foothod they acquire in
the principalty.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
THE RUSSIAN LEFT.

The Russian left wing comprises divisions
of the I3th 18th, and Attn Corps These corps were
originally concentrated Bessaraba, and were sent to
the front TO relieve the 9TH and 1h Corps as soon as
the reserve force OF $4,000 modified for the
defense of Odessa tie Crmea and the northern coast OF
the Black sea The troops that have crossed the Danube
belong to the 14th Corps Leut.-Gen Zmmermann conf
mandng The cavalry attached to this corps has re-
Gently been organized as the lst Division oil Don
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
Tho Prss,ans bcoan on Friday the long ex-

The Russians began on Friday the long ex-
pected crossing of the Danube. Leaving Gaafz' thcy
passed over a military bridge into the Dobruda, where
they speedily captured Matchn. or Matschn They are
crossing also BraIla, and according to turkish ac
count at irsova II is understood tat the Iurks VIII
retire before the invaders leaving them in control OF the
Dobrrdia-that eastern corner Of Bulgaria, extending
fre Tutscha TO Teefnevoda Tie positions of the Rus
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TIE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
DISSOLUTION TO BE ANsoUNcED FORMALLY Tc

DISSOLUTION 10 BE ANNOUNCED FORMALLY TO-pAY.
VERSAILLES, Saturday, June %, 1877.
The Senate and Chamber of Deputies, after
umpDrtaut sittmgs, adjourned until Monday. After
the close OF the sitting of the Chamber the Duke de Broe
lie President of the Council, and NJ Fourtou, Minister
OF the Interior entered TO read the decree OF dissolution
They consulted President Greeyy but, bong late,
postponed the reading until Monday.
PARIS, Saturday, June %, 1877.
The vote IN the Senate for the dissolution Of the Cham
Der cf Deputies being foroseen has caused little sens
ton and is al cussed by the morning papers with great
calmness. The exact figures OF the vote the Senate
were l49 against 130
REPUBLICANS TO BE REELECTED.
The Deputies belonging to the Republican Union have
decided no Republican candidate shall be put in nomna
ton against of the 1868 Deputies who voted tine other
day eensuriug the Broglie Cabinet The Republican
Senators have nominated extra Parliamentary com
mttee 10 draft manifesto NJ SiinOnIs member Of
the COJmittec.
GAMBFTTA tONFIDRET.
AZ banquet given in Versailles tho anniversary OF
the birth Gen. Hochc, NJ Gambeta spoke sanguncly
OF Republican victory in the coming elections France,
he declared. would then have stable aud deuitive gov
eminent; TIC Republic ia guarantee of peace for Ed
rope; the Republican government doas not req uire or
ash foreign governments test OF their hdence
81 Gduhctta concluded by proposing the health oi NJ
IlueIa the Liberation of territory and The enis
euaa lslI.1g al
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sian forces, according to the elegraphc report else
where may be understood by the aid the above map
There from Kaarasch to Giurgcyo $4,000
men, from Glurgcyo 10 Simnitza 96,o00 from
sinnltza Tuna and its vicinity 900; from Kalaat
to Glad0va there 10 be in day two 600 These
forces make In all 232 900 men, who supported by
1lS000 quartered elsewhere In ROumania These stats
tics do not include the operating against the
DobruJa, OF which accurate estimate has been re-
ported.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
REPUBLICANS TO BE RE-ELEcTRD.
GAMBETTA toNFIDEgT.
CIVILlZlNG AFRICA.

BkUssKLs June "a, 1877
The international African Commission has
concluded lis lab0rs 1t has decided upon organiza
tion stations IN Africa for the suppression Of the slave
trade. IL also decided that expedition shall leave
zinMDur IN the direction Of Lake Tanganyika The
King OF b, gum elected Presidont
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
REPORTED DEFAICATiON II LABOR UNION.

PoRT JERyIs, n. Y, June 24.-lt Is reported
that the Hon Frank Abbott Of fot Jeryis Late eas-
urer OF the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers II
short in his accounts with that order bnmor places tue
.moui; yarously at from $4,000 To 10000 The mat
Ter E onenlv talked about n this Village. The Brother
hood are Ioiieent about tLc MASTER
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
Alexis, Sergius and Vladimir have returned here
after visiting Galatz and Braila.
BLACK SEA OPERATIONS.

BIT PETERSBURG June 23, 1877.
The steamers Constantine and Vladimir have
sailed from Sebastopol and Odessa respectively.
The former sunk four Turkish merchantmen on the
Anatolian coast after putting their crews ashore.
The Vladimir captured a brig off Varna Both
steamers returned to port safely.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
JUDGE wAIrEs VISIT IN CHARLESTON.

JUDIE WAIIL5 FINII n UTINWLIa'IV4''
WASHINGTON. June "A, 1877.
The denial attributed to Chief Justice Waite
that lie had been subjected dseourtesy while holding
court in Charleston appears TO have been msiner-
preted The Chief Justice was reported saying that
no incivity had been shown him. 1t would appear that
the people displayed neither court sy discOurtesy
toward the h. slest judicial officer in tie nation, but
merely let him severely alone. gentleman who ar
rived from Charleston this morning and vino lives az the
hotel where the Chief Justice and his family stopped
or his own know ledge the Charleston ladies refused
IA call uDon APS. Waite.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
sTRoUsBERG GOING TO PRISON.

DDNDON juno q, 1917
The Moscow court has ordered the imme
datc execution Of the sentence against 6tronsber,
the railroad Speculation IL is therefore expected he viii
be removed to tie debtors prison instead OF beng per-