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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Brgadier General Edward 0. G. Ord, United States
Army, aud Charles l. Woodbury., of Boston, are the
New York Superintendent John r. smyth, OF the
New York Insurance Department and Curtis Guild. OF
Boston, are az the Firth Avenue. Rev. Dr. w. II.
Furness, Of Philadelphia, Is ut the Brevoort. w.
Brandt Storer Russian vicc Consul Al Boston, is at
the Windsor Ex-Mayor Richard vaux, of Ph!ladcl-
phia, is At the Hoffman General Frederick A. Star
ring, OF Baltimore is at the Brunswick. Professor j.
Henry Thayer, OF Andover, Mass, Is at the Everett
George Jerome, Collector OF Customs at Detroit Is at
The ST. Nicholaa.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHiNgToy, ID. c., May 26--1 A. NJ.


OFFICE or THE CHIEr SIGNAL OPrcgR,}
wAsHxGToy. ID. G., May 26--1 A. NJ.
Indications
west winds, partly cloudy ana cloudy weather, with
and stationary or higher temperature.
For the lower lake region and Middle Atlantic
States, nearly stationary slowly rising barometer,
norihwesterIy winds, stationary higher tcmpcra-
lure partly cloudy weather and possibly occasional
light showers
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States
Iowly rising barometer, northcastery Winds station
ary higher Temperature and clear partly cloudy
weather.
For the West Gulf States, slight change In pressure
and temperature, winds variable, but mostly from
northeast to southeast partly cloudy weather and rain
areas in tho interior.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slight change In
pressure, slightly higher temperature, winds mostly
from north and east aud clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi val.
sasl and south, stationary higher temperature and
N tho former district partly cloudy and couoy
weather. with ram areas In tho latter district
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the upper lake region nearly stationary or
slowly falling barometer stationary or higher tcmpcra
turc clear partly cloudy weather, winds northerIy
possibly shifting at west stations to castcriy.
The Lower Missouri and Lower Mississippi rivers
sill fall
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y !. not disposed to recognise Rounan. as bel.

10 not disposed TO recognise Roumans 90 bel
ngersut
sxRwA AND TukKEY
A special despatch to the Vienna Political Core.
eondenoe from Belgrade reports that the Turks have
occupied several points on the River Timok, chiefly
positions they held during the scrvan war, and have
established blockade along the servian frontier Ser
via has not scnt single soldier to tho frontier yet
The recall OF the Russian Representatives from
Vienna and Belgrade is attributed to .
Wish TO avoid discussions about the pos
hbilsy Of servia's participation In the
var The Russian Telesraphic Agency publishes
The following -"Thc kilograms announcing that
Ihs Russians were preparing to cross tho
Danube over scrv,an territory and that Prince
AilanS Ministers have advised him to proclaim
Independence ana TO declare war arc false Russia
will respect Servias neutrality. Her Independence is
. matter which Will only be settled by agreement
among the great Powers
MISCELLANEOUS WAR MOTHS
Advices from the Caucasus to May % report that
che Abchasian insurgents have suffered considerable
loss In sharply contested engagement The Turkish
Minister OF War has tecgraphcd to the Boy OF Tunis
TO send contingent OF troops to Turkey.
The sheep tax has been doubled as
war contribution. despatch from wbddin
says that reports current or Bulgarian rising a.
vratza and Bergovatz in the balkans In consequence
Of Austria's Inconsistencies only small Russian de-
sachments will remain in Little waachia The orders
Of the other attachments have been countermanded
for the present telegram from Transyvaaia states
shat the Russians are ortifying positions Kinen
within league Of the Hungarian frontier.
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BOND FORGERs' INDICTMENT.

THE CASE OF soMMEEvILLE AND ENGEL--RE-
FUsAL OF JUDGE NIXON TO ouAsH.-
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, N. j., May Is, 1877.
In the United States Dstrc, Court to-day, Judge
Nixon announced that no had concluded not quash
the three indictments against Sommervillc and Engc
the alleged bond forgcrs lie said that the designa-
lions stocks and bonds were and the thing,
and stocks had been known since the the
government, therefore the attendants could have
been deceived.
Their trials will not come Off until October next In
consequence OF Judge Nixon intending to spend the
summer in Europe. Tho Judge said he would release
the prisoners II they furnished satisfactory bail the
amount oil Sic, 900 each.
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A RAILROAD MANAGER INDICTED.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

SpRSGRixLD, Ohio, May 20, 1871
SO frequent have been the changes In the develop
mcnts Farlow-Soan railroad Il refer to tho
struggle for the control OF tho Cincinnati Sandusky
and Cleveland Railroad) that people began receive
the various statements with some Indifference; but
tho announcement to-day that Farlow, q Boston
millionaire, has been indicted by tho Grand Jury OF
Erie county Ohio, for embczzlcment was quito as
startling ms tho OF Soans arst strategic move
mcnt In obtaining tho appointment OF receiver for
the road. IL Is reported here that seventeen .ndct
mcnts have been found agains, Mr.. Farlow, and tho
Sloan mon arc corrcspondingly JubilanI
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SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
lBY TxLnonAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
Sr. LOUIS, May rs, 1871
A. 3. Draper found guilty Of murder In the nrss de-
drco to-day sentenced to be hanged the 18th Of
July at Springfield, No. Tho prisoner remained un.
moved throughout the reading oil the charge aud
should not DO passed. responded mo, sir" In elsU
eud aistinct voice,
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GERMAN PATENT LAW.

WASHINGTON. May IS, 1877.
Advcos from Germany report the adoption by that
Empire of law governing patcnss the first upon that
subject.
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THE BRICKMAKERS' STRIKE.

VANCE wAGEs-QUIET INSURED ny THE
MILITARY.
HAvKRsrRAw. N. Y, May %, 1877.
The streets are fun OF people, but all Is quiet The
brick manufacturers held meeting this afternoon
Tho County Judge and sheriff wcro consulted. rcso
luton was passed unanimously and signed by all tho
manufacturers that they would advance the wages
but would adhere TO the wages agreed upon In the
early part OF the They also determined
pend all operations until perfect quiet was restored
ARREST.
Sheriff Hutton holds warrants for the arrest OF the
rim gleaders. Patrick Moran arrested and taken
before Justice Cole, who committed him to the County
Jail 10 await examination 1t Is expected other arrests
will be made tonight Two companies Of militia
stjll Quartercd here
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DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED.

ALBANY, n. Y. May 25. 1877.
Governor Robinson has committed the sentence Of
Rufus b. Stiliman 10 Imprisonment Tor life He was
convicted OF tho murder OF hotel porter Roches
aud was sentenced to DO hanged June l.
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THE TROUBLE SPREADING.

PouGnxEEPsIH ". r., May %. 1871
special to the Eagc says that tho brickmagers at
verpanck's Point struck to-day. Trouble Is nntcl.
patcd. IL 10 reported that military company from
Peeksklli has been ordered there.
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CANADIAN DEFENCES.

HALIFAX, N s., May rs, 1877
The steamship Caspian which arrived from Liver
pool to-day, brought $50 soldiers I'LL the regiments
1t this garrison.
the torpedo corps Of the Royal Engineers. who have
osen lately working at Bermuda, have arrived hcrs
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW.
L enth Judicial District of the State of Ma,
Vada, in and for the County of Lincoln,
Lucy Annie kincade, plaintiff, vs.. seth Mar
tin Kincade, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court n,
the Seventh Judicial District OF the State Of Ma
vada, in and for the County of Lincoln, and the
Complaint filed in said County of Lincoln in
the office OF the Clerk of said District Court,
The State of Nevada sends greeting to Seth
Martin Klncade defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an M
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the District Court of the Seventh In
dicial District, of the State Of Nevada in and for
the County of Lincoln, and answer the com.
plant filed therein, within ten days exclusive
OF tho day of service) after the service on Won
of this summons, If served in said County: or
II served out of said County but within said
District, within twenty days, and in all Other
cases forty days, or judgment by default will
De TAKEN against you, according 10 the prayer O.
said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain a decree
of this Court dissolving the bonds of matrmo.
ny now existing between you, said defendant
and said plaintiff, on the ground of extreme crn
city, oil Of which is particularly set forth in
plaintiffs complaint on tile to which you are
referred; also that the care, custody and control
OF the minor children be awarded to this plain
tiff and that plaintiff be allowed to resume har
maiden name and for costs Of suit.
ana you are hereoy notified that IL you fail to
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Estate Of John A. DOwelI, deceaaed.
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Dated at Phoebe, December I'd, 1876.
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