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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

PERA, March 2G-Negotiatiuns be
tween the Porte and Montenegro ar,
apparently interrupted, the Montenegro
envoy, sure Of the Princes determination
refusing to telegraph for further instruc
tions.
LONDON, March GA Belgrade cor
respondent of the Times says; In Bosniu
the Turkish nedifis are all under arms
and the National militia are being armed
and drilled A special commission has
been appointed to see that no person
liable shall avoid military service. The
militia have received Snyder rifles.
Money, shOes and horses are given 10 the
authorities for the newly mobolzed mill.
tia, and camp equipage is held ready ior
use. Ulemans and Dervishes continue
to feed the warlike feeling by ianactical
addresses, lnsurgent bands are appear
ing in hitherto undisturbed districts, and
as the weather IL becoming mild enough
TO make life in the mountains endurable
these bands viii receive large accessions
from the RRyach population, driven TO
desperation by misrule.
Letters from Bosnia and Bulgaria IA
sert that the tax gatherers have exauted
taxes twice. The second batch declare
the first were unauthorized. The coniu.
sion is becoming more aggravating every
day.
Other dispatches state that Kuslenage
has been strengthened, and that Odessa
is completely secured against u sea attack
and garrisoned by 10000 men, while
other troops are in the neighborhood.
RAausA, March 2G.-SOme Peasants,
who TO escape massacre took refuge on
Austrian territory, when some 500 Bashi
Bazouks fell upon the village OF Otchievo,
where the returned refugees were re-
building their dwellings, and burned the
partly restored houses, and murdered ten
OF the refugees with nameless horrors;
the others fled across the frontier. Al
GlumoSt there was another butchery. A
Greek Of the Orthodox Church, had cele-
brated his marriage with n girl OF the
same faith. The bridal procession was
stopped by some Turks, who cut down
and beheaded iour OF the guests, and ex-
posed the heads on poles. The bride
died from outrages inflicted.
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ITALY.


RONE, March 26.-Amid the ieverish
excitement and unremitting labor at the
Vatican, relative TO the consistory, the
Pope has fallen Ill again, and II ii
certain that after the secret consistory
on the 18th inst, he iainle and had 10
quit reading. These fainting fits hay,
recurred and the Pope had remained IN
cOnsious longer each time. The moment
he gets back from the apartments ht
sinks in chair and remains motionlea.
with his eyes closed. The recent excite,
ment has told on him, and indeed on sey,
eral occasions during thespriug which
Is always a dangerous season for
him, his lie has been almost
despaired OF. His physicians regard
tatgulng receptions Of the Pilgrims with
great apprehension. Foreigners who
see the Pope at long intervals, notice q
great change in him. The Pope's
advisers are endeavoring BY every means
to get France and Austria 10 review the
Roman question. 1t is hoped to induce
Italy so lar to recognize the Pope's
temporal power, as 10 cede Icorniue
City, 10 the Holy See, where all religi.
GUS orders which were expelled from
Rome could find an asylum.
CANDIDATES FIR THE PArAcY.
The Archbishops OF Naples and Peru.
gia and the Vicar Of Rome are confidently
mentioned as candidates for the Papacv.
Midhat Pasha has left Tor Spain and
Switzerland.
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OUR WELLVnURG LETTER.
Thc Temperance Movement
StTikeS thc Town and Carries
EvcryIlIiH. Before II.

WrI4.sDuEo, ". Va, March 90.
Editors Iate!lissaecrs
According to announcement, the Muir.
ply temperance movement was fully in.
augurated on Friday evening in the N, L.
Church. DR.. James II. Conway and
August Giesler, the latter formerly 4
saloon keeper OF the Third ward, ALE.
gheny City, were present and addressed
the meeting, Their remarks were plain
and to the point. Quite number sigred
the pledge,
On Saturday evening it was evident to
close observer that the feeling in the
temperance cause was on the increase
a meeting was held in the Disciples
Church, which was filled to almost its
greatest capacity. Great interest was
manifested. The gentlemen from Pitts.
burgh and DR.. S. I. Dodd addressed the
meeting
On Sabbath morning the theme OF con,
yersatlon was the Murphy movement
1t was being discussed everywhere.
At = Pm. n meeting was held in the
NJ. i. Church for the Sunday school
scholars, and large number OF sigma.
lures obtained. Immediately on the al.
iournment OF this meeting Il Murphy
temperance prayer meeting was held, nj
which largenumber signed the pledge A
grand Murphy meeting was announced to
be held ut the same place at Z o'clock p. NJ.
Shortly alter the hour Of six the spacious
audience room was filed with "the eager
anxious throngn Standing room
came very nearly being at a
premium. DR.. Conway and Mr.. Giesler
addressed the meeting, giving hriel ac-
counts OF what the use Of intoxicating
liquors had done for them. The Doctor
stated that il bad brought him from
aiiiuencc TO poverty from the profits OF
\ pracucing physician to tramp. Mr.
q. is natIve' Of Germany; was in the
Prussian army when abou, to be exam.
lned as 10 his fitness for the position OF
Lieutenant, he and friend were drink.
ing-quarrelled, fought j duel, fled his
country, and until Francis Murphy re.
formed him, he had followed tue business
of saloon keeper.
Alter these addresses signing the pledge
was in order, and such sight was never
before witnessed in our village. Old and
young, great and small, OF both sexes, Of
all classes, crowded around the table
anxious to help in the good cause. Old
men who had always been temperance
men, and who never took any stock
in temperance meetings, tool; the lead.
Party alter party, consisting Of from two
to dozen, who have been life long as
sociates, and had wrestled with that cup
came forward one after another,
signing the pledge, and then going
through the audience inducing others to
follow. The meeting was grand success.
Over seven hundred and twenty-five
names have been obtained. DR.. Conway
has styled Wellsburg the banner temper
anCe town OF the Ohio Valley.
The speakers announced that they
would leave for Pittsburgh this morning,
but two Of our ministers stated that they
would indeavor TO keep them u while
longer. Meetings are announced at the
Presbyterian Church this afternoon at 8
O'Clock, and tonight at the Diciples'
Church. Verify the tidal wave Of tenn.
perance is upon us, and many there be
who rejoice at its coming G. B. c.
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Wnde nampton WrItes . Iei1nr.

CoLuMnIA March ~ o.. tI-.-.'-
received ve,teyd,v 4 lo,,o, ~. Nm ~ loll
ident inviting him "a Wssh;ns.as ~ NY y. ~ -
He hns writer ;bo Jolinr;,,-a % Vs'ii vi sO'uAy'
-, -oO"k .eP'y
u NoLuhHiA' March 70.
10 A. u. Hayes, President United StalsS,
washington
SR'-I have the honor to acknowledge
YOUR communication of oSd inst SSjrsss-
ed me by your Secretary. As YOU expre,.
desire for personal conference Wiz INV
self, ] accept through motives Of nrnnsr
courtesy to yourseli, the invitation yon
have extended, though l cannot hops bv
doing SO to throw additional light on tbe
questions which have already been n abIv
and thoroughly presented, and the solution
oiwhich is so obvious and aimple, bnt
understanding from the Communication i
have received that the object oontem.
plated by the proposed conference h
solely that might place before tnn NV
views corrective OF the impediments u
the peaceful and orderly organization of
. single and undisputed state GOVERN.
ment in South Carolina and Of t6e best
method OF removing them. l shall avail
myself oil your invitation, 50 that NAV
reiierate in person what II haye.Hthe
honor to submit in writing; that. In INV
judgment, all impediments to the objects
20 GnrneaIly desired by yourself and 40
anxiously expected by the people OF this
State can at once be removed blythe with
drawai oi Federal troops from the State
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Confessions OF the Murderers OF
the Chinese.

SAN Francisco, March ga Chico
dispatch says that in all twelve arrests
have been made, five for the murder
OF Cinnamon and the others for com.
plicity in the various incendiaries that
have been done in the vicinity during
the last four months, but two Of the par.
ties charged with u murder have made
iull sworn statements which agree in
alleging that the party first went to the
cabin with the view OF robbery, but be.
fore entering decided to kill the Chinese
to make everything secure. The state
mcnts all throw light on number
OF cases in which the Chinese buildings
and manufacturing establishments EN-.
ploying Cinnamon were burned. Several
OF the parties arrested are ascertained to
belong to labor unions, but none have as
yet been identified rs "Caucasiaus.n A
Chico correspondent expresses the opln-
ion, from the facts thus far gathered,
that n scheme existed to desolate that
place, and that its ramifcations will he
found to exist all over the State wherever
labor unions and the order OF Cancasians
have secured fOothold.
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FRANCE.


Duke DE Cazes and IlIe Holy Sec.
PARIS, March 2G.-The clerical jour.
mails state that the Catholic Senator's and
Deputies moved by the Pope's allocu-
tion, have called the attention OF Duke
De Cazes to the position Of the Papacy,
The Minister replied that he had always
ielt keen solicitude for the interest Of
the Papacy, and tho cause otindependence
of the Holy See always occupied and ever
would occupy an important place IN the
task 10 which he devoted his efforts.
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INC Ntcamer Amcrlnnc.

NEw York, March 2G.-The stranded
steamer Amerique moved considerably
seawRrd in the gale last night. The heavy
sea is constantly breaking over the steam.
ship Rusland, which is in sight of the
Amerique. Yesterday noon her officers
went ashore, aud no one has been on
board since. She was then pretty firm
in the sand.
Afull rigged ship and two barks in bal.
last tor Baltimore came ashore Mt Cape
Henry in fog last evening. A life line
has been thrown TO the ship, but it has
net been availed Of, Tho surf is running
very high.
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AuSTIEIA.


VIENNA, March 2G.-Tbe Nstl F,et
PresSe states that the alliance Of the three
Emperors will continue OH the original
basis. The idea Of cooperation with
Russia never existed The alliance wa.
formed rather to prevent than to iacili.
tate intervention. Only one more func,
tion can now be exercised by the alliance
that Of localizing the conflict should war
commence.
The Turkish Ambassador to-day had
an interview lasting an hour with Igna.
tiefl.
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HALIPAx, March 2G.-The Court Of
the Queens Bench today decided the great
seal case, holding that the new seal was
the legal one. The Chief Justice said he
did not anticipate that any evils would
arise from the use Of the old one. In the
Assembly to-day the Provincial Secretary
moved 10 address her Majesty, praying
for Imperial Legislation 10 set At
rest the doubts relative TO the acts under
the great seal Of the Province.
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RocHEsTER, March 26.-An attempt
was made TO rob the mail car on the New
York Central road tonight. The robber
entered the forward compartment, and,
being discovered by clerk, fierce en-
counter followed between the two. Other
clerks hearing the noise, rushed in, when
the robbcr jumped from the train.
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BERLIN, March 2G.-The deficit in the
Prussian Budget will be more than GOV.
cred by Prpssla's share of the balance oil
the French Indemnity.
The Finance Committee oi the Reich.
stag have reported in favor OF refusing
the increase in the Navy estimates de
manded by the Government, declaring
that the present military expenditure
are so burdensome that further charges
are inadmiHable.
The Emperor has refused to accept
Gen. Won slosCher's resignation, and he
will resume his Office.
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Father mud Son NIurdered.

DENVER, COL, March CIV. Maxwell
and son aged 16, stoCkmen, lately OF
Stuart Iowa, located in Coliax county,
New Mexico, were murdered on Friday
last by 4 man who has Since been captur-
ed at Linidade, Col Robbery was prob
ably the cause, as Maxwell was supposed
to have money with him. The bodies
were found on Sunday shot through the
hnnia
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CHICAGO, March pa dispatch from
the Red Cloud Agency, received this
morning at General Sheridan's head.
quarters, says that Spotted Tail has been
heard from, and that he was going in to
complete his mission OF peace to the hos
tiles He had been delayed by bad
weather and the poor condition Of his
hnrse.
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ENGLAND.
University Boat Race.

LONDON, March 2G.-ChiIly, the nm.
pire in the University boat race, at n din.
ner OF the crews on Saturday, stated that
he had the opportunity Of questioning
the Judge on the result OF the race, and
! was satisfied from the lalter's replies
that both boats have actually passed the
post simultaneously,
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never passed can he given no vitality by
such means.
TREASURY FRAUDS.
The Solicitor of the Treasury, has sub.
mitted report to the Secretary ol the
Treasury, concerning the officials Of the
Department and OF the charges OF fraud
init. He says it is not known up to the
present time, with the exception Of SAG
imprudently paid out in 1876, that any
amount bas been paid as unclaimed inter.
est, which has not been paid back or will
not be paid back. No loss has resulted or
can result to the United States,
the Treasurer being liable upon his
official bonds Tor all disbursements made
to persons not authorized TO receive the
same; several thousand dollars appear 10
have been fraudulcntly paid out, but this
cannot be determined without a judicial
investigation.
DErREDATIoSs on PUBLIC TIMER.
Commissioner Williamson to-day issu-
ed orders providing for vigorous pros
eCntion OF the work OF detecting and
bringing to Justice depredators on public
lands in Minnesota, where violations
OF the law are most numerous. The
work OF detection in this quarter was
commenced several months ago by spe-
clal agent OF the General Land Office,
and though recently suspended for few
weeks on account OF sickness in his fam
ily, it will now be prosecuted there and
elsewhere to the utmost extent that the
laws and Congressional appropriations
Tor this purpose will warrant.
a WASHINGTON CAHARD.
The widely published reports that Sec.
retaries Evarts and Schurz are to retire
from the Cabinet and be appointed Min
listers to England and Germany respec.
lively, are authoritatively denied by
those gentlemen.
DRIVEN ASHORE.
The Signal Service observer at Castle
Henry reports that the Norwegian bark
Pautzes was driven ashore there The
crew was saved.
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Ey-i.residenI Grant in Cincin.
nnli

CINCINNATI, March 2G.-Ex.Presidcnt
Grant made his appearance on the floor
OF the Chamber OF Commerce to-day at
noon and was enthusiastically received
He was introduced by President Eggles,
ton and responded in brief speech,
which was heartily applauded. He was
then introduced TO number of the prom.
inent business men OF the city.
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The Tramp Nuisance ON the
Union H.nci1ic.

OMAHA, March 2G.-The number OF
tramps along the Union Pacific road il
becoming enormous, and it is reported
that the trainsmen have considerable
trouble with them. a conductor Of a
freight train was fred at by two whom
hcput oil near Lone Tree this morning.
ERECTION OF CATHOLIC CoIIEaEs.
The plans have been perfected for the
erection, at this city, OF large colleges by
the Catholics, the funds for same having
been bequeathed by the late Edward
Creighton.
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NEW YORK, March 2G.-The steamers
Somerset, from Bristol, and Nevada, from
Liverpool, have arrived.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2G.-Steamer
Illinois, from Liverpool, has arrived.
LONDON, March 2G.-Steamers Brauns.
chweig and San Antonio from Baltimore,
have arrived.
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The laborers on the Relief Works in
Madras and Bombay, have increased to
1000 in the past week, owing TO the ter
mination OF native holidays at Hydrabad.
$4,000 natives are in the Relief Works.
NOT ON THEsTEAMEE dERMANIu.
LIVERPOOL, March 2G,-Tho missing A.
Oakley Hall, Of New York, was not dis.
covered on the steamship Germanic, Just
nrriral
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LOUISVILLE, March 2G.-Dora L. Ne
garda, mntron OF the Anchorage Luna
tic Asylum, died this morning from the
etiects Of corrosive sublimate taken ten
days ngo with suicidal intent. She wasa
native Of Cincinnati,
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LONDON, March 2G.-Thc Mari; Lane
Express, in weekly review Of the British
corn trade, says The season altogether
has been more favorable than last year al
this time. The sale OF English wheat last
week was 44,7l7 quarters at 81 shillings
Sd, against 4,54S quarters at 50 shillings
I'd last year. The imports into the King.
dom during the week ending March 1Ttl,
were 95sGlO Cwt. OF wheat and l9S S5g
CWt. OF flour,
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LrTT1E Rock, March 26.-A lady
named Armstrong and her Eon were
burned to death, this evening, near the
railroad depot.
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ATcmsoE, Ks., March 26.-Senator In.
gals reached home yesterday and this
evening the citizens, without distinction
OF party, gave him public welcome.
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PORTLAND, March 2G-Captain q. O,
Small, his mates and all the crew OF the
bark Edmund Phinney, died Of cholera
at AkFab,
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Louisiana DisDatches.

New oRIEANE, March 26.-The Time
publishes the following dispatches:
WASHINGTON, March &c.
To Hon. S. 3. Packard, Ner Orleans:
Your dispatch of the oath is received
The Secretary OF War has sent to Gen
Augur the following;
70 Gcn. C, c. Augur, Nw Orleans;
A commission will shortly visit Louis,
lana. In the meantime the President de,
sires that the situation remain unchang,
ed. Please report what changes in the
situation, ii any have occurred, since the
close OF the administration.
(signed) WIN. McCRAEY,
Secretary Of War.
tSigned) L. L. HAYES.
This from kellogg
WARRINGTON, March %.
TO GOr. S. B. Packard, Nelr Orleans
President Hayes said yesterday to Eli,
and others, in the Presence OF Congress.
man -, that Nichols has no legal
courts, His Supreme Court is rendering
Judgments and entRugling property, wheT
its Judgments are entirely worthless.
lSigned w. H. X,
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FIREREUORD.

cHErER, PA, March Thatcher q
Sims cotton mills; At Darby, burned yes.
terdKys Loss $50, 900.
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The painting of the Virgin and child
by Jan. Vaudyke John, OF Gruges, has
been stolen from the Berlin National
Gallery,
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ALBANY, n. y. March 2G.-The ice
gave way to-day, md the Hudson open
toNeM York. !. II -itl
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Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFRICR oP TIE cIHKP SIGNAL OPPICEE
MAanIN1ION, D. c. March 2i-l A. \


PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States and Lower
Lakes, threatening weather and rain, fol-
lowed by clearing weather in the southern
and western parts, winds shifting to the
north and west, slight change in TEN pcra.
ture, and low but rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
slightly warmer and clear weather during
the day, light, variable winds and rising
barometer in the eastern portion, but
falling barometer in the western portion
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INDIA.

PEsHAwAuE, March 2G.-synd Moor
Mahomed, Prime Minister Of Amer ca.
bul, and special envoy to IndiA, died to-
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COLUMBUS.


CoEusnus, o., March 2G.-Governor
Young to-day revoked the order for the
warrant Of extradition for the person Of
James NJ. Council, for whom reguisi-
tlon was issued by the Governor Of
Illinois, for obtaining money by means
OF a confidence game. The Governors
action is based on the fact that he is sat
isted that the intention OF the prosecute
ing witness was to collect a private debt
and not to prosecute the accused for a
criminal net.
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The Signal Service observer at Castle
Henry reports that the Norwegian bark
Pauizes was driven ashore there. The
crew was saved.
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TREASURY FRAUDS.

additional force, that law which was
never passed can he given no vitality by
such means.
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Nichols Vs. Packard-Two STATE
Papers.

New ORLEANS, March 2G.-Goyernor
Nichols has issued the following
proclamation
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Gov. Hampton leaves tomorrow night
and will arrive in Washington on Thurs.
day morning.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCE
The New York herald., 1877-09-01

HAVANA. August 81, 1877.
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