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New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

This shows a reduction during the month OF S57.si5 30
upon the receipts OF the month ts year and upon
tie receipts of the far s256S09 IS. The fig
ures the week OF July represent the time when
tolls increased by the railroad strikes, but the in
crease the lowest previous week OF the month
only S13772 49, and the receipts for the week
SlO69 so less than IN the corresponding week OF last
year. No table representing the tonnage has yet been
compiled owing " the dllatorness Of collectors along
the lines.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
TILE coLLEcroRsHIp oF CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. SIT seems to he a settled
thing that for the position of Collector of the
port Of Chicago has ended 1t is understood 10y the
various candidates for the Office that the appointment
will be given TO VIM. Heury Smith of the Associated
Press br smith expected 10 receive his appointment
sntue time during the present week.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
THE PEACH MARKET.

The receipts by rail and steamer yesterday
were equal 70 1880 baskets The demand WIS active
and prices were trne better with good wholesale
shippng demand Five ears, not included III the above
rcccins went 20 Boston direct Crates quoted at
= cents II % plain basket fruit a go 10 "a cents;
extras 40 - 10 - c.uls; NcWJcrscY frut 40 -
fD II for best, common not wanted North Carolina
fruit arrived IN bad Ordr selection. brought from II 80
10 - The sales did not cover losses. Delaware IlOths
are smaller than usual for tine date
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
DAMON AND PYTHIAS N COrRT.

l.. c. de Montainville, the Frcnchman VINO
was arrested complaint of Charles ;. Higgins SOAP
manufacturer, and OF Mr. Morgan, for obtaining money
from them as agent in this country for the coming ars
Exhibition. appeared at the TOmbs Police Court yeSer
day morning. The complaint OF Mr.. Higgins was sun
stantially what has already been given DE MontanVe
alone was arrested but warrant was issued ior HIS
friend Sternheim soon after De M0ntainycs appear
ance in Court Sternheim entered and said that ms Pdf
ner was not guilty. However, II DE MontmhNine were
regarded in fault then he himself shared ID the CUNT
He had come TO surrender himself and ABIDE hy the re-
suit trial. 1t would not take LONG 20 Gear NC W.,
matter and show that the business was hohoap' u n
were guilty. he would not have come No'Hh'iHy anu
surrendered himself. .> , A.. t,.oro,,
Mr. Howe appeared for the defendants ard me tfench
Consul was represented by member ol the 1fi ol "u
derf BrOthers Mr. COudert stated that me fIcnch 'o
n had been Informed that the defendants bai cOecte
considerable amount Of money from various irls anu
asked for time 10 Obtain evidence Nj Howe SAID tdt
there was no direct evidence against his clients ana aeu
for their discharge. Justice Smith denied tins motion
but granted a postpOnemeut the ground oi dc Mon
tainviles statement that his mother was dangerously
M Bal was placed at 500 for each charge. G. Ber-
geron Of No 27 StanOn-st, offered TO give ban Tor stern
hem but the latter refused 10 accept and II was gwen
for De MOntainyille while SteTnhem was locked 10
They Will be brought before the Court OF Gehela oeS-
slOns.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
FAILURE OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE CHAIRMAN

VI. I. y IcCIOth, NUlIIIHdH VI INC NtW IVIn
Stock Exchange gave notice the Exchange yesterday
that he was unable TO meet his engagements The an
nouncement was accompanied by the resignation of
Nr. MucrOCk a. Chairman Of the Exchange. lis
cmb3r.as,mcnts began several years ago, ana ln bis
efforts to realize something more than his salary, he
had been unsucces iu. His Liabilities are small. Mr.
Wheelo,k Ia, aced as Chairman of the Exchange Tor
about % years. I'm tie absence OF Mt Mitchell the Vice
Chairman. the chair was fcd yesterday by the -ecre-
tary B. U. White.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
MRs TATE MoRrALLY WOUNDED.

John Warren, who was arrested Oh Tuesday
night Tor stabbng Mrs. Mary Tate OF 81 Grecu~cst,
was arraigned before Justice Wandel 40 the Jefferson
Market Police Court Yesterday and committed 90 await
the result OF his victims injuries, from which II Is sad
that sle cannot recover.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

ALBANY, Aug. THE receipts from canal
tolls during the month Of July just tabuated at the Au-
dors office week. and compared with the tolls
Of asst year, follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
rur CONsCRJpTION IN POLAND

LONDON, Thursday Aug. ., lo17
The annual conscription due at the end of the year
is at this moment being carried out in the Polish
Provinces of Russia.
lFor other foreign Netcs First PIge.l
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

solution only applied 90 snch officers as should ne ap
pointed aftcrward Gcn. siOcum has expressed NE VI
tention OF drawing the salary OF $1,000 only III acc"iu
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

and the attendance ia good Mr. Conn has gwen up 'e
idca OF closing his doors until the desp0ed tanks ei
least partially rclled. There st much to see az TIC
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

Portland Chnaman became the father of
American born son. and as he danced around swing
ing his pg-tai and knocking over the opium jars lie
claimed: "Me Mellican man, ali sameel Me heap
Washington Me sewing machine agontl Go way
WhoOpoel II Albany lOr.) Democrat
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
TILE SEVENTH MARYLAND ORDERED OUT



imcnt n c.. Nd. has orders move up the Canal to
Hancock aud Will 90 tomorrow morning The United
states troops will cooperate with them AT tDat place
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

STRUCTURE. Impotence, and Diseases oi me
- Geuemtye organs radically aud speedily cured oles
hour, TO g. HEN fN \. DANIELS ND. Ia LuKlusfo1A'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

4 Southern college professor says that Gov
stone OF Mississippi is las just - ArisGcs ana 's brave
rs Cesar" Iis nactOn IN the kcmper County massacre
would indicate that lie is also dead rs pOth-IA oiny
Eyenins -nrnal
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT BUDNUT5 IN
BROADWAY. -. 80,
Dam. IT, Noon. 81. 3 u M. 82'. hidhleht 'o'
Highest duriug the day. 90 lowe,t. ~
AVcfagr sos same day. 1876, slls,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

LUNDBORG'S CALIFORNIA WATER, for the
toilet and BATH delightfully."- fragrant and refreshing ana
grateful in the sckro1m Perfectly HsatHllL ss
Kuhlman. Fills and dc Wilde, the eminent IcueA
and Belgian Chemists.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
ARRIVALS OF TEA

CHICAGO, Aug S.-Seyenty car loads of
tea arrived here fro III san Francisco to-day
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
THE ADULTERATION OF BEER AND ALE.

Henry H. Reuter-, President of the United
States Brewers Association. writing 20 IHE TRIBUNE
from Boston on August T. denies III very positive Ih0ugh
not the most respectful terms, the statements lateypup
hed as to the aduteraonO Of beer and ale Mr. Reuters
letter is too long for publication Its details are very
general and the whole communication is entirely og-
cal as the following extract will show I'VE do not Use
any such compounds: even If did not refrain from
doing for of principle and conscience 1t would
be sheer folly for do for reasons OF policy III
nOxous drugs used by any brewers, we are certainly
not aware Of IT, nor give any case in point" Yet
circular is sent the letter stating that the United
States Brewers Association at its Seventh Annual Con
Vcntou at Milwaukee Wisconsin. deemed IL tlhely 10
pass bv uuan nous vote the following resolution:
Il j. hereby resolved 70 request the President ana
Secretary the United states Brewers Association To-
sue public declaration, setting orth that I'M Association
colntenauceS the of legitimate materials only IN tc
brew OF malt liquors, and deuouuceS as ntdnissaDie
and rsrchcnsble substitution OF any others; aNOW
ng further that If proof Is brought against any member
Of this Association OF adding noNlous drugs OF any kln
to his brewngs. such cuipahle practice shall he deemed
sufficient cause for The expulsion OF such member"
1t appears bc evident from this that tne Association
has itself looked upon these charges worthy OF con-
sdcrauOn.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

Is vour cellar damn? If 50. that may be tho
canse the W health OF your family. send to J. NEW, y
rnI f,re
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
A COURIER IN FROM GEN. HOWARD.

a COURIER IN fffUM ufN' HU"AHD'
HELENA, Montana, Aug S.-Mr. Mccormick,
Of Missoua writes to Gov Potts the 9th inst, as fol-
lows "a courier arrt, cd from Con. Howard ~ o'clock
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

AMONG TIE AILMFNr

Cured by MIX oi Maguosl Indigestion, c0s,y,ncss IN
cipirnt rheumatism, and gravel
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
A HOT CHASE AFTER THREE RUFFIANS.

John Ennis, a notorious ruilian of the Tenth
Ward Of Brooklyn who had escaped from the hands OF
the officer on Monday evening, captured 10y Oiccr
Cummings in Dykman-st Tuesday night. He resisted
and was rescued by John ID. Corcoran ana
Robert Riley Ennis, Riley and Corcoran then
iumpcd into a small boat and rOwed toward
the Ncw-York shore. They were driven back
hy officers III boat, and when compelled 10 lana al the
foot of Van Brunt- ST. Ennis and Riley were captured.
great crowd had gathered on the docks, collected
from A II parts He'd Hook Point, one OF the worst DIS
tciSi "a Brooklyn COTcOran jumped into the water ana
swan through the Erie BASIN 10 slOOp Ill, ursuers
fired several pistol shots NJ him, hut without tucGt Ibt
WAS only afcr long search that the officers FOUND hi
The raft hch the officers went out u ule soo was
oycrtrnfd ON e way back and all mad to heir
swimming powers reach the snOrc TIE three plsou-
cs were taken the Police station, followed by crowd
o admirers.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

"MRS. HOLINESS" POSSIBLE RECOVERY.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF HER AssAlLANTs LIFE
AND CHARACTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
MUSIC.
AN EVENING OF ENGLISH GLEEH.

The third evening of English Glees and the
last OF the regular series, gwen at ChcKering Han
last evening The programme included number OF
good pieces for mixed vores and fer male quartet he
sides some excellent solos. The concert opened with
Memberships "Praise of Spring., charming part song
which did not have the effect which it deserved on nc
count disturbance created by number OF late ar
rivals among the audience who insisted on taxing ther
seats while the music was going on, ana VINO caused
great ANNOYANCE both TO the singers ana the audience
Among the most interesting numbers OF the programme
was part song, Beneath Willow" the
words and music OF which are both by MT
Caryl Floro II ~ charming little composition in the
manner OF the old English gees and displays surprs
ing amount of originality and musical knowledge on me
part of the composer. Tie harmOncs close, the
counterpart ingenious, and 1t promises extremely Wen
for Mr.. Flor.os future work. Godbeck's Seplette,
Morning" shows great advance on his "sands o
and is many respects altogether the best mod
specimen OF glee music that we have mad III some
time. The effects often stikngy realistic, though
never disagreeably and, what Is no easy TASK I'D
composition many parts the parts never interfere
with or crowd each other. There we're number OF
other part songs and gees, and Bumentha?s beautiful
Gather we Roses" closed the concert The singing OF
the club was most excellent throughout.
Miss Beebe sang Tauberts A" Dame Nightingale ano,
for an encore Haton's "yiolct." She was in capital
voice. and pure STYLE free It is from all anectation
and exceptionally refined, sad her excellent method
made her singing most acceptable. Miss Finch sang
song OF Lineys, Bonnie New Moon" rbarmingy, with
expression and good taste, and MIR. BAH sang Bid me
to live"
II will be good TO the public that the club has de-
cdod to give more concert on March ID. Inc Sc
lections throughout the series Just completed have boon
of such an unexceptonabe character and admirably
rendered. that only have they given great pleasure
to the audiences but their educational value can hardly
DE overestimated Only hope that at the next CON
cert examples of the older school OF gee composers
such Stevens Calcott and Others, may be gwen than
VIC have had OF late Their work is too good to be al
together suppanted by any more modern composers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
DISTRICT CONTRACTS.

"REMINISCENCES OF THE REAL ESTATE POOL AND
THE RIYG-COL. PELToN INTERESTED.
WASHINGTON, Feb l5.--The committee on
the real estate pooh this morning examined DR.. H. 3.
Fbert OF Philadelphia, OF the firm OF Hilbert Taylor
contractors under the Board OF Public Works OF this
city. lie testified as follows
The contracts ran from 1871 TO 1873; his partners
were McLane. yaudcnburgh, Taylor and Crawford The
capital-amountiDg to about 100000 or Sl,oOOOOo
was NASTY rnis shed by TAYLOR and the contracts
chiefly for the laying OF wood pavementS. Col. W. ~
attorney for the company in lawsuit and as
such obralncd possession the books Of the company
Although Col. Cook may be unwilling to give up these
books witness himself has no objection to nave tneln
delivered up tne committee for the purpose OF TINS IN
vestgation. Dr. Filbert was shown mem0randuni
book containing entries OF moneys PAID out Th,S nook
rilt OF me sunday Herald OF this city for contract
purchased from him. The contract was probably
awarded TO Mr. Burritt through iayorsm, inesmuch
rs A. r. Shepherd owned an interest III me herald
There was also paid to D. C. FoTney, the proprietor OF
The sunday Ckronele, 81 900 for contract which he
had obtained, and which was purchased rrom him
by the company. DR.. Hilbert dd not thlnk
That time the Washington Correspondent OF The PhiIa
dcipha Press but deceased and the consideration
paid that gentleman was S27OO: no money was ever
pad to Col. John W. F0rnes in another instance capt
burrt paid S747 40 tor procuring contract and
$50 was paid TO a named Young Hallett KIbourn
was paid 81 100 for political purposes, as witness sup
poses and OF the Republican committee OF this city
further Of II 900 paid for political purposes to
Mr. Bingham, postmaster at Philadelphia and Chairman
OF the Republican state Executive Committee OF Pehn'
sylyania Under Gov. Cooke ANA Gov SnepheFd con-
tracts awarded 20 whomsoever those gene,
men chose; Woodbridge. personal friend OF
Gov Cooke, who failed in business came here and asked
for assistance Gov. Cooke gave him contract Tor ay
ing so 900 yards pavement at 3 % per square yaid
col W. T. FELTON, Gov Tllden's private secretary, ana
spraghe. then United States Senator were
In this work.
The committee met again this evening Hope H. Stat
ter clerk for the firm Of Friebert Taylor, contac-
tors who testified that 10 900 was paid on May "a
to Charles A. Edrdge does not know for what purpose
the money paid; Eldridge at that time was mem
her OF the House District Commttee on June IL, 1879
81 500 were paid to Mr. Edridse Mcfarland, the cor
respondent Of The Philadelphia frsss tCoL j. W. FOR
peys paper, received various sums eating 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
[Tor other Ship Sc'os see Third Paoc.l
ADRIXEn


Sam 9 Ghns @ @ 10 Feb 3 n1a s
ss g %ai's Star 10Th lat
ssp GsR nSse and hsE in De n "
steamship cty 81 Vera cdg5 PaSen Havana FEB H. with
mssf p "@ ca na, 70 Emilia a SoSceo So
days. with fruit Barins Bros Co.. vessel 20 Lanro. storey
5pk Mar GI.S%an JS91 e. %ymssn G ErT ~.
Southern Psssase and lad weather. -,
BARK Jane kiIsQ9r Oi Dundee Ksopr farSep PSi Is
Bark Eliza Bars vessey, Of IRON Bermuda days in
Bns lydia il. Coe of TURKS island. Rose SANTIAGO Jan.
Lei y wsTan @ 80 T ~f * 81 oS IS 80 posc D
Harriet Ii. McGvefy Blake from Savannah Feb for Liv.
toTvet:e craysser CRnss). HasnOg. Madeira Dec. 10.
Schr Anna T. Kran1 ot Bo,ionl Pnrvere Maseiles Dee
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Feb. 15.-Sailed Rolf j. A. Thomson. Arrived,
9UrESsToSS isb l5-Tne Innlan Line steamship City OF
Richmond, Capt Brooks, tor New York, sailed to-day.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
,nSrs: bark hefScrt 6 Hall Liverpool cleared. bsTsenno
vsR2S 9s frp Hall Tar SS wa
steamships Gull stream SowYork Equator, Philadelphia
Bo5%9s %ass Fso. i5Arrssd, s,sasshP Jo9Rs Hon
sehT Ida % Croker O sed brig lila
Msr %ins iieT saiIi@sGs %StSTsIn Rsy
SSsna, Manday agaa sehrs Mevs Bryant Buckley
Leghon; ManEin Fuller Boston a. Sil@ingtoa.
steamships Reading colburn salem W whillden Risgans
Baltimore Elizabeth Clark Baltimore Josephine Thomson,
Moore Baltimore bark Lois Raymond Bristol Eng; schr.
j. Clay Clifford New Bedford. sailed steamship Read
ing At sagna-ls brig Mary c. Mariner for New'Yors.
ready for
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 15-Cleared, ships Big BONANZA Ly
erpOO Humboldt Queenstown Mary BlnDdell tBr, COX.
NEwORLgAys Feb. ljCleaIed. steamship Algers, New.
YORK brig n.lios Falmouth psssed-saed. steamship
Hudson, New-York.
BALTIMORE Feb l5.-Arrved steamships Lake Champaign
tBr Bernsen Liverpool Henry h. Cav, Pierson Pnlladel'
phla WIN. Woodward Young Newly rk ship Agra 0orl
iIogenau Brefen bark Bucealo Itab, Chesa, Dublin;
big Catterna t1ll Maggiol0. Limerick schr Joseph
reg,
nedy Foster, Boston f. w Brune Foster NewYork rich
Wiling Her. Philadelphia barks SUoya Sp rama ia
Olyari Quecnstowni Bfodrene S9rl BE Holeaux On
Rodney Parker New Haven c. Lane Lane,
Boston T.. A. Hays. Smith savannah Forest OAK Parker.
Now Saei, steamship Crcassisn; Dsrks Albion.
Nicoo Drago. Argonau Zia Cattarna MInneiala. Maria
Aste Genl, PI0f. Lintner ". Churchill
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which 60 show that the blue and violet rays are the
most active determining the decomposition Of carbono

which 90 to show that the blue and violet rays the
most active in determining the decomposition OF carbonc
acid In plants This statement, The Scientific American
says, has been totally dsproved Ivy DR. Won Bezod ana
the superior efficacy Of the yellow In decomposing
carbonic acid has been shown by Prof j. w Draper,
Vogel Pfelffer Selm, and Placenm. Gen PleasontOns
assumption that violet have magnetizng power on
steel Is also trayersed The conclusion OF the critic Is
decreasing the intensity Of solar light and IN TINS simple
fact lies the sole virtue df there bel OF the glass;
At the telegraphers' reception in Chicago on
Feb 12 the dancers Waited to music played In Mwau-
kee, IS miles away. waltz and several marches were
transmitted by means Of the wonderful telephone the
wires playing distinctly and perfectly human hands
The telephone vocal telegraph is flexible disk Two
feet in diameter and thin, connected win
powerful and communicating by means OF wires
with similar disk and magnet at the other cnd OF me
line This sensitive disk receives ana 81 he
acoustic vibrations The cheapness ana smpnc'y VI .nc
Wsera Win a Se decided % mp upon
d0ns and banjOs now employed Inc lnuslc oi tie
sttyelsv Whom the art patrons of NewYork come TO
thoir and build hall for Mr. Thomass orchestra
princinal cities sscai music wh be on tap near
and far, with the travelling expenses OF the musicians
reduced TO o minimum
Miracles are becoming uncOmmOnly COM
mon There is the bedrdden Chicago cIOne who prayed
and made whole. There is Mr.. +. ". Fields, the
lame man with the hip disease, who taught Sunday
school class in Chicago, and whose leg grew 29 inches
after night Of prayer. And comes Ruth Harris
lCOlOre01 Oi washington enc mas Deeu cbi'
years She committed some dreadful act and when ac-
cuscd Of 1t called upon her Creator to strike her dumb II
she did speak the truth. She struck dumb, ana
spoke again until one night last week, when she
had Il dream Her motber-who died about a year ago
appeared her in the watches OF the night and told
her that powers OF speech would return to her
Awakng her dream, found that her speech had
indeed returned Rejoicing at the discovery, she turned
over in bed touched her husbands shoulder and when
he was aroused remarked: what do you thinkF lie
thought world at end and waited Tor no ex-
panaton Bouncing out of bed he ran into tlc street
ana aroused the neghbOrs They returned with nm,
that Ruth could really talk again. 80 runs the
tale Possibly tie miracle vein Is being Oyerw0rked just
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
FOREIGN NOTES.

PARIS. Feb. 15.-Thirty cOrpses, frghtfully
,utiated have so far been recovered from the coal
mine at Graisse sac.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-Additional correspond
once n, regard to the recent extradihon dhculty be-
te.n Great Britain and the United states "a published
fThis co,reslondence given Substantially III lne
Washington dispatches printed by THE Ikb NE Dec Zo
HALIFAX, Feb 15.-The Nova Scotia Legls-
lature opened to day. The acknowledgements Ill his
speech from the throne said the subject OF legislative
union OF the maritime provinces having attracted con
siderable attention, he suggested the PROPHECY o au
thorizng his Government 10 confer WIN tHc so'cin
meuts OF the other provinces on the SUBJECT
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ia San Diego us
match SAYS that Col Machorro who has arrived there'
that the whole interior Of Mexico Is now Tor
Dsz and the entire Pacific Coast except perhaps AGA
nnIco and the fact that both the war vessels are now
ndor Dazs control will possession OF that port
we'll .,,
LONDON. Feb. 15.-Alexander Staveley Hill,
O. C. has on behalf Of the Government. asked the Court
of Queens Bench aernatvely for writ OF eertora1 to
bring up the decision quasbng the conviction Of slade
the American spirtualst, on legal technically, or
mandamus TO compel tho magistrates 10 near the case
upon its merits. The court expressed the opinion
that the conviction was not properly quasbed' abd
granted rule nis calling upon the magistrates 70 snow
cause why they should not hear tho case on Its merits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
FOREIGN NE US.
THE OTTOMAN CONFLICT.

THE BEACoNSrIELD GOVERNMENT TO BE AssAILED-
RUSSIAN TROOPS TO BE ALLOWED TO PASS
THROUGH ROUMANIA.
LONDON, Thursday. Feb IS, SIT.
In the House of Lords this afternoon the
DIXIE of Argyll gave notice that he would on Tuesday
next direct attention the Governments instructions
to Lord Salisbury regarding the conference and AK the
Government what contemplated for attain
ing the ends meditaed in those instructions. This VIII
prohaby load 20 expected attack Of the opposition
regarding the Eastern question.
Reuters dispatch from COnsantinOple says the Grand
yizer renewed request to the Prince OF Montenegro
that peace negotiations be carried elsewhere than al
Vienna The Prince replied that he preferred Vienna
hut to prove his Cancellation he proposed Cat
taro The Porte declined this and asked the Prince to
choose Scutari or some place i'll Herzegovina.
LONDON Friday, Feb. 16 1877.
The Vienna correspondent of The Stamford says letters
from Jassy state that tine ROumauan represo natives
atroad informed the various Governments on Feb.
that Roumania not having been able TO secure the pre-
lection of the Powers for her neutrality, could not help
concluding convention permitting the passage Of Rus
sian troops through her territory under certain emer
rences oulnania would not grant the Turks the same
privilege.
I'm, Standards correspondent at Brindsi reports an
latter expressed the op nion that there would be 10 war