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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-05

A PROBABLE SALE.-Captain Brit
tain, the proprietor Of the steamer Dis
patch. and Teaser. is likely soon to be-
come owner Of the j. b. Libby also.
and the Bellinghsm Bay Mail contract.
He has made Messrs Coulter & Son an
offer for her and yesterday informed US
that he considered the bargain about as
good as closed. and that the papers
will probably be made out sometime
the first Of this week--perhsl's to day.
In the event of her purchase. Captain
Britain will control most Ut the down
Sound steamboat business. The Libby
under his management will likely
prove a valuable piece of property.
Her mail contract already pays her
running expenses. and when the ad-
ditional La Conner contract is secured,
which will be awarded some time this
month. margin will be left in
her favor, which taken together
with her freight and passenger
business ought to turn out handsome
profit. Capt Britain informs us that
he will take charge of her himself. in
the event Of her purchase. and that
Capt. Brennan. her former commander.
will 60 to Victoria and take charge of
the steamer Isabelle. one Of Capt. Starr s
boats running from that port.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-05
E The schooner Planter came

II The schooner Planter came in
yesterday to Craig & Marshall's wharf
with load of hay and potatoes from
WILDLY Island. The Captain informed
us that the farmers there have most Of
their last years produce on h0d yet.
especially the hay and potatoes. and are
holding OH for high price. He says
you can't buy a bushel of potatoes
there for less than So cents. or hay for
less than 81 or $l2 per ton. and this is
about as much as they will fetch here.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-05

BELArEp.-The>t steamer North Paci-
fic on her last trip down from Victoria
ran into some iriit logs on the coast
and smashed up her fore foot" 1t
was found necessary to put her on the
gridiron at Tacoma TO repair the break
age, and she will not be ready TO leave
that place until o'clock this morning
nor leave here for Victoria until 5 or
: 30 o'clock
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-05

AoRoUNp.-Th bark Gem of the
Ocean, which arrived at Port Town
send on Saturday. while IN tow Of the
tug Favorite for this port, was run
hard aground. bow on. at Point no
Point. near where the Wuudward
stranded. yesterday morning. Our
informant thought from the position
in which she lay tina, she could bg
got OF with the assistance Of = tug OF
two at the next high tide
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-05

SrgANBoArs.-Tha Otter went of
yesterday with a load of Immigrant
families for Snohoinish The Blsck
Diamoud is hsulei up for wan. If EN-
p!oynient The Libby leaves for Bel
!inghsm Bay AZ O'clock; the Zepher
fnr Olympia a, $. the Nellie for Snoho-
mish At 5 and the Comet for White
River.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-05

New SECRETARY -nispa'ohcs state
the Apo NJ men. OF y. II. Owens home
and antecc>ien,s uuknown 10 ~ - We!
30 the Office OF Terriiori>l Secretary
rix II. Il. strive
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-05

CLoUp-WRArPFp Yesterday abau;
noon thick cloud settled over the bay
and central portions Of the town SO
dense as 10 preven, vision ST blocks
distance. while In the higher suburbs
the sky WAS unveiled and the air as
clear as mil summer Il gradually
settled away and drlited out down the
L.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-05

CoWMissl0>EE's CoCRr. The county
coanIssiont rs hol their regular quar-
terly meeting to-day for the trans
acton # county business All matters
relA,inS - roads and bridges, shonld
no Ia hrAugh, forward.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-05

SAILED. The bark Atalants, loaded
with 400 tons Of Talbot coal. went to
sea yesterday morning. The brig North
Star and the bark Malay are both due
here, being under charter Of this COM
pany The latter WAS reported at Port
Townsend last evening. and will proba
bly, he here to-day. and the former Is
reported still in the Straits awaiting a
chance TO get up.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-05

SnIrrsSo.-Thc snip Shirley arrived
at Tacoma on Saturday the bark Gem
Of the Ocean arrived Al Pert Townsend
% Saturday.
, 1877-04-27
Text OF the Su1tnn's Proclama-
tfon to the Turkish Army.
Won Moltke Makes Reassurinp En-.
PLANTATION Of His Recent Speech.
Spcculations rs to the Ultimate Course
to Dc Taken By Austria.
What the Several Great Powers Have II
Gain or Lose.


THE ARMIES,
nErORTKp EN0A0EMKNT.
CoFkTANTIror1E, April 2G.-EewspapcYs report
that IN engagement haa takon place on tho As!ntfc
frontier. nenr Asdntan, and tho Russiana wero
compelled 10 fall back.
TuRKlsI ACCOUNT.
CossrAN71xor1E, April a0.--The following an
nonnccmcnt Ia official:
eatyct pasha haa addressed tho following dis.
patch to the Turkish Ambassador Ut London:
"Thc first engagement has just been fought at
TehnEukson, near Detoum. After somc lighting
she eneu,y WIS dofeatcd and put 10 suut with =
1oss OF 8o0."
RUSSIAN TROOPS IN noU1iAHA.
pucnANxsT, April .o.-Tha number of Russians
who have entcFcd Roumana ID estimated 1t 60.
600. They asa concentrating At Darbo.chi.' No
Russians have crossed tho 8erpth Of Exnabu.
LONDON. april 20.-A dlspateh from Ps4eani
MoIdavia, Wednesday evening, saya il, 600 1lus.
slams passed through Ungheni. 10. 900 through
Leora, and IS, 900 through Dolc1xd. Ttepo
troops arc to effect junction at 0alatx md
Draila.
Osman r1sha haA addrcssoda proclamation to tho
inhabitants Of Katafaat, assuring them that thoy
nccd not fcas tho Turks, who will occupy tho town
a. fricudh.
battlo may be expected to take place st Tool
cha in tho Dohrudscha, wt,cyc an attempt Of tho
Russians to erots tho Danube may 10 looked for
shortly.
REPORT.
posth special says 1t is feared tlst Russian
column has passed over tho Danube ncar 0ladoya,
1 NOTABLE INCIDENT.
vienna, April "0.-An incident ls reported from
Belgrade which creates great sensation here
The Grand Vizfor notified Se7is that 4 Turkish
detachment will occupy Gladova On Geount Of The
approach OF tho Russians from that etde. Abdul
Kcttm telegraphed to tho sanlo effect to the ses.
vim General who commands on the frontier. Ser.
TIA has replied that ahe will resist BY forca OF arms
any attempt 1t tho occupation Of 0iaaova.
TELEGRAPH WIRES CUT.
CoxnrAxrIsoFtH. April 20. Tho telegraph
Ttso 1t Ioralla has been cut BY CoAaeks, who ass
Q, 900 to 200 strong.
THR DANUBE on TnH RAM1AoR.
BucuANEsr, April 29.-Hobars Pa1ha haa ssaur. |
cd tho Bht1sh Consul at 0a!Atx thu ht viii not |
Interfere wlth tho neutral Navigation OF tho DAN
ubc. The waters Of the Danube arc 80 high that |
pontoonlng would bo extremely dangerous, md |
almost impossible below Wlddtn. To Turks havo |
~ Yct mado no attemps 10 cross. tremendous
storm Of 1atn and wind was raging II Ga!atx last
night
, 1877-04-27
VARIOUS.
MONTENEGRO pNFfANr.

PAn1s. AprI! 20. "A dispatch from RaRuta states
thAt tho Psncu OF Montenegro hAs sent 4 nota to
tho powen, accusing tho Turks Of haytn9 broken
or ths negotiations because Moatenee,o
required that tho refugees from ues4e9o.
rina shoalt bo restored to their homes
snd tho Kuteht prisoners liberated. Ths Prince
declares that, alone without &llice bat felynx on
tho abnegatton Of blu subjects he will, ~ In former
times, despetstely defend biz territory against "a.
pesor forces, hoplnz that II he "a defeated Chris.
tlso xufope will save ths women snd children,
EHoKr or YUNna+
BucHAREs7, April 26.-It u stated that Ill fuE-
ctCu odieels In tho Turkish seEsIco ass promptly
paid, but nstlso o'esss and soldiers sro not pald
st sli.
WILL RESIGN.
A Belgrade dispatch says It IA stated that Psttaa
Minister Ktataes Intends to reign.
syAlM.
LoNpok. April GA Madrid dispatch says
spaia will send N Iron clad squadron to shs Lo-
vant-
ITALY,
4 correspondent At Rome Telegraph thas thsro
great activity in NspleA where ths Italian ,1sn-
of.was are bslns prepared Tor Tea
oxRNAhr.
A Berlin Dispatch reports that Germany Intends
to put Into eoumsaIoa 4cfela| additional men. OF.
NaF,
LONDON STOCK 11cHANon,
Loxpox; April 2e.-rhs Po4 in its naane.sl IL.
sIele says In The afternoon there was decided rc
action on taa Stock Exchange, On reports that sas
British ooFeFomsnt wa ehArtsFtn2 vessels to con-
Tey troops to tbs East
Aus7alA's OCCUPATION or posa1A.
Ioxpoa. April 20. --A correspondent It Vienna
Aays: ~ In authorized 10 stats that Austria has
no present tntea1toa Of occupying Bosnia. sbo
might, hoHsref, b. induced II do 70 u tho CxAs,
, 1877-04-27

70 eaesince hIs life for tho honor md inde-
pendencc Of tho country"
1HB TURKISH NAvY,
di+pdteh from PeEa ss1s It IN reported TINT tho
1nfklsh feet under command of Hobart raaha
tct on Tuesday night to take up posttion befose
Odessa.
dispatch from Pm asserts that tho rurkfsh
hect il bombardlng ChefketfI.
special from pefa confirms reports that Tnrk.
teh ships hR1a commenced IN attack On Chcfket,l.
Tha 3s'ses spccfa1 from Pera reports that Hobart
P1sha fs II Rutsehnk On hoard the iron .c1sd, and
must forco hl* way past 1braia aud Ga'atx In front
OF The Russians au order 10 retusn to tho Black
Sea.
ANOTHER 1uRK1su NOTE.
LONDON. April 20.-A Paris dEspatch ctyoa tbe
fn1 texi Of smother Turkish note protesting against
1fnssia's entering RounauIa before her declaration
Of war con1d reach Turkey At contrary to tho rules
asnl1J ooserred BY civilized suites.
, 1877-04-27

she k6c II the former Il The case ahorfd 1,r..
a oota.a important adraatages in tho Eaat and
As settled advance. at one daV w Or nnnss.
Germany vii aak her ward ior bar nenratI Is
es S.a tss Eaiopesa esas"y eaasnm XII net probably
sa'o5ed. and that Imperial Germany ' -" '''
MusF BE- COMPENSATED
be- sought stsf Eft r. "1ne; th Jn might
ts; a.; ;ts,. t9s ':fs Se
would not r. pr.etcs Tn to o
saeh demand, for the reason that i}Ismsfrk has
he TT paepe1 sog TO- In wrnS
Of The ratification Of frontiers occaeioncd br% % the
~. r Russa IL Acting without thu ,u,, .nov,.
i 9er1 "a ssns ct GERMANY 70 situation
f.eg on H. Paft OF Tho Berlin Government the
tNhanfssa, ~ sspeetai!J tho campaign attempted on
Iao naaa9s t. rot at once entirely snccessfa Any
Muesia e1poaed, With Germany and Au.tsia on hef
an1 ana AZ ths mos; daneerous consequences might
a s q 70 nss,s A.
Gpon thc known political apd Personal character oi
taercfofe but little doubt Of ',s|A'
betWeen Berlin And S. Petersburg.
between Turkey and 1iussfa than Il does Between
s.f5 himself upo till qaestjoH' ~ nasrap XII sp
lssse.9o: III and excluded from usfnany almost By
assSi'' ro%SsE; sSE:"nefs"ss 4ss feos sf
utm. f'sfSi' sa% .cass %sy susEs:t ,s:
non to extend her territory from Hosnia and ficf.
agosas ~, aaa ths* incrca.e her savontc popua.
o. nungary, which would consider That suclt h an
sannexan.n would destroy tho equilibrium Of Tho
II % sha oet 1and, nd An.fia s6aaa aoE ER'1s re-
q. to extend hss territory in the east Of Europe
no uoubt Aussria'e po'itfon would
BECOME HxTnHMELr CRITICAL
aneh cotrEe would greatly cf!pplc her cormrr.
Of nasaeo which she hshcT" 's Ia: ~s1aea IL %eh
,s'{ Mus thas ;f{ TSs Ssf a. 4:
e,eryt1s l. cro Ht9e saeea. 15Gn'
tton n Il j. only probable that Bismarck wil caso
a dctsest q Safsln - soon as even.a hare devcl-
t'ons. which have already been anticipated BY,
a;p!omat!o negotiations between tic Goans Of Ief-
nne n ena ~ sAl hare appeared to ro
the deeatat9ns e Tho nfitish calnct one ,caf 40
tlons Of Kassa take any Gecsd positonn cseept
ready declared that so far as The Il concefnsJ sh
WI remain neutral 70 long a. Tho Il Localized
nnesween Russia snd Turkey. nut the Italian Par
any other Powess enter the field.
,Ihe appearance of the Russian heet and Of tho
!han creating the Impression IL Europc tba: iapssiS
s',,.a y On specially friendly terms Will tlu Uultea
a gentleman formerly connected vtth tho United
States diplomatic service In tho Osfunt ciyss ex-
to y tae xsws qpoa tho relations
Ihcfo ato but few GrG0ks Whp Chps1bh tho nncfcut
, 1877-04-27

THk USUAL POLITICAL MIDDLE,
cITr OF Mexico, April 10.-Mcj!a, Secretary Of
tho Treasury under LcsIo, has been imprisoned for
alleged ma'pEsctees during tue past two renrn.
Mr. Sutser, thu Anesfean Consul at Acapulco,
smrr3soacd without causa tbrco weeks ago, was r..
leased by oraer of Dtaz, but without rcdsuss. Thu
American residents arc Indignant.
Tho Courier d< La Europe has suspended, apd
tho 1'eo ltpua!lts will probably discontinue Nav
i. Both journals favored 1.crlo.
DtAz declares the House Of Deputies illegal a. a
Congrcas: The SenatG II called for September
when both bod!es will form q constitutional Con-,
RreAt.
formidable conspiracy has been discovered In
rested.
CQrstnA II It libsftT On parofo
, 1877-04-27
SUGGESTIVE.
TUE TRIrARr1Tr A0KnsMRH1,
Hnef.fN1 NsYa1fcA IN ~ TrtA,.~

| us..u..... -, ~,
| "S"toa: ~ ~ np9A %o.-A gentleman
r.a...," vi ~. t'sa.neu '"n europe, and who
no,.s., t,fn-.,.. ..tnn e..a ~ kA'n!a9 accurate
jrr oo,n1an.. ..,n ,e1s =. r. ,"t - ~ 'o!o"'
tst-e.n Wn..,. ~ n" ~ ~44g ,,a 1aNss" - nen'n
msnv hss ...ur.d, th'..tos ~ .'...s.t sa.t oet.
rr.nrs whss ~. nn..,." us w'as *'.'uoe 4o.atas
lin. he At oncc nnb,tc,. ...t.d ~, sa 80 - nes.
H.' - -. - o''ss PAp"s3 s'*Su taat tno peace Of
~ .., 49, sna eoa!a not 10 disturbed
80 nss..ss ,..s.. ~ ~. ~ eouus. oe'"eea Fsuaeo
s.'u uesassnJ' "hAt aaas1eaaa'hs wa reached
~.rs :. ~ vus vas .a ~. ~ e1eep1 'noae "ao
,.sn,I SaS ~ ~ nu' .ae taeu sao" 1oat csf
.a"9 ,S.'e w., ~. 10" .aae " oe1 ~ aRfsea upon d.
s"Sea W. aas '"o sssIt to"es Of Imperial 0ernany
theory. hut ono single month elapsed from as sha
time OF this coqfesenco when the lasurreetion In
Bosnta and Herzegovina broks out Thero wese no
for twenty rrsrs. th.,s M 49,. ~
a'meat 10 oeaFtTo yeass ago than theso had been
IN tho momorr. OF the psesent generation;
IT,. rh... rs ~. 49, =. ~.
1'""' t"ess Wa ~ 8ao"eJ saa ho Asme. Ihe an'
ealEeetton. moreover. seemed to hsse been iusti.'
abundant menns and n,suty of srm. wb.rn a.
49, -,a.s- "n,.a t-a,ss xutos. "Ao.' a.a .
~. .n.s AonsJ eoaa H'u'' oso a:oasy "@s Ut
!ae csscuassneo tna1 tots '"sussees'on 10 rapidly
sept!ou Of political obscryess and 1t was rsner.Iiy
helsyed th.t thern W. eoneerted nc,ior h.,,.."s
~ "aSt. t4"* ''S'S ""' @s''aa oe'"sea
urho question It onee srI.as. Wh,t I'll, h, the
,,,.,,,s.. - Au",rs.f :. ~ ~. ~ w tae
gi ~ nIsa. :. mos' ploDao'e taat Au'tsts
vna, With whit sfteEthought no QUO can ~ ret tell
f)ns thing Ia cAftatn that earkv in 1e7a 0.sst MI
, 1877-04-27
TELEGRAPHIc NOTES,

N1w Yonk. April ~. --Ca1ab cuahinx, ax-M!n.
Atar to Spain, atfired hero to-day.
&psciai N1potcA 70 ~ 1s1saaA
srAIs01t1Lp, ILL.,, April 20.-Ths Auditor Of Tho
eats today received patents from tho Department
Of tho interior for eighty Aesss Of swamp land Ia
Bond and some Ia Montgomery Counties lMIkned
to tho State undet the act Of lb5Q. Thsy aso ~.
signed " the Ecspeetfe countls4 uaask IL lsgls-
1ItiTr Il VI lS51.
, 1877-04-27

II &7sR8EV" 0HAHIko AEBBAGk7
ntcnAnxsT, April 20.-At tho opening Of tho
extraordinary session OF the noumanIan Chambers
to-day. tho mcssage Of Prince Charles was pro-
scnted, who said: ''0ur presentation to the Porto
anu INC Powers to ohtain thelr recognition Of th9
neutrality Of Roumania was unsucctssfnl.
RoumAnla. abandoned By all, must ro1y
on hcr own resources. We must undorep
every sacsifce to prevent RoRmantn from becom.
ing tho theatre Of war. Tbs Prince wil, light II
necessary for tho integrity Of the frontier. Tho
Car has declared that ho had no Intention OF ylo.
1stns ous rights. A. proof Of this bucharest will
not DO occupied by tho Russians. Willis waiting
foF the decision Of the Chamber the Government
hns and WILL preserve the attltnde Of reseryc.'.
, 1877-04-27

LoHnos' Apsit c8.-A berlin dispatch calls attcn.
ZION to The following no.able passage In tho ST.,
Petersburg Gotot. which Is considered tho chief
Husstan diplomatic organ: It remains for our
diplomacy 70 determine whether military opera
ttnns are to be carried on encfcetIcaf1r and with
tho full strength Of active forces OF IL We arc
to content ourselves With predetermined 1noyo-
mcnt for tho occupation OF a ee.ta!u limited ]o-
callty.
Tho Moscow 0ozttts IL IN despair At tho latter
contingency being suggested.
DEPARTURE or TIE TuRK1sn EMpAssT.
sr. PETERSBURG. April 20. The Tnrktlb Charva
uAnaifea and atad Of tho Embassy loft tho city
this morning.
, 1877-04-27

BKL0IAN CUANXN1.
DHrssEts. April 20.-Le Nord, tho Rutslan or.
Ran'shse that no disqplctude should b. caused By
The absence in the Czar's manifesto and Qo.ts.
ehakod = etfcn'ar Of engagement pledqtna Russia
a3"tnf tho acquisition Of territory. Russia
cannot bind himself beforehand By declaration
which would deprive hat Of ono means Of action
aRainst her adversary.
IL ford is convinced that the ba1anee Of power
on the Continent Will not bc affected by the
conflict,
, 1877-04-27
LYONS KATuAlnON.
IS IRead and hGGd
Y0IlR what is here said,
!, a9Gss s9n and you will
HAIkl learn bow It may
WORTH Do done at a small
SAVING?l cost.

Men md women should b careful Of their
hslr. It is not merely an ornament; It. IL az
much a part Of Naturo's plan for tho perfection,
Of health and tho preservation Of life, as Is aaY
other member Of tho body.
Men Of science hare searched long and pa-
tently for tho best means OF preserving anl
cnlttvattng The hair.
Thtrty.Ayo years ago, Tho eminent scholar,
Prof. E: Thomas Lyon, Of New Jersey, entered
Into thorough study Of the matter. He went
to tho very. root of It. and hls ]abors werc
crowned With SUCCESS. He Il waa who gave to
the world that priceless discovery,
, 1877-04-27
OURSELVES,
P1oapECfTvK DRMANp FOR nREAnsr.ra

fAoef&CIIFk DEMAND FOR UREADSTUYTH,
Special {HspateA to 1As 1ftoaax.
WARRINGTON, d. C.. Aor1l 20.-The effect o,
tho European war On tho grain psodact Of tb,
United States has been Investigated by tho puroau
OF Statistics and the result IN altogether encoarsK
Ing. appears that from Sept l, 1870, 10 Aprl
! Of this ycas,-thc period since the hsr.
rest,-thcre have been placed In tho En-.
gliah. market from this country 4o,751,
uoo bushels Of wheat aga!nst 6o, 24Q, oQC
for the corresponding period OF The year before.
showing decrease Of over 10. 600 900 Of busaels
Ia our expectation Of wheat to England for the
sano date. The importation Into Great Britain
from other sources has been nearly e, 600, ooQ
bushels agaast nearly a, CO., o00 of tho previous
year This SHOWS that there ts quito dcactt In
England "a compared with former Yea,s, Tho
eject Of this will be to stimulate American expot.
at1ons Of grain verY largely In tho opnlou Of tho
Bureau.
Gen. sherman thinks the NJ. will b. dcs.ructsre
and prolonged.
MINISTER MA1NARD.
It has been suggested that on account Of tho
Importance Of tho Turkish mission during tho Eu-
fopean war now just beginning, 1t might bo deslra-
bio to have an ab'er representative than Minister
AaJnafd at Constantinople. 1t Ia learned from tho
stato Department that Maynard has shown himself
to bo one Of the most competent American repro.
scntatlret abroad. Nbile In Congress he was more
d''tinguiahcd for hid Industry and tho persistence
With which he labored for any measure In which
hc was Interested than the breath Of h]s
ideas or the bFilllancy OF hta talents. During
bis residences in Comlsntinople his dispatches 10
the State Department harc been Of very sstisfac-
tory character lie has mol, like Ministers, writ
ten simply for the purpose ot numbering up tho
hlts. Of the Department With Information which ts
OF no especial value 10 tho Government. but when
there has been oocaslon to communicate ANYTHING
OF interest Ac has done 1t In rerY clear and sata-
factory manner.
NAVAL PREPARATIONS.
10 ~ HtsteFn Assoctated I|tss.
WAtHNoToN. D. c.. April Tho Eocrutasy
Of tho Mary has nndce consideration tho, question
Of asking Congress to appropriate $500, COO 1t
tho approaching extra session for tho purpose Of
sesree IN case Of emergency Il IL feared that tbo
American interesss, ind It il nsoDoseG &,
haTa tho vessels ready to join tho European and
Asiattc stations.
NOT OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED.
The State Department has not ret received anr
otaetnl notification IRON either the Kussisn or
Turkish Mfnfatef Of the declaration Of war
Ia proba hle OUT Government viii ncud two or
three ocstn abroad to observe The military opetn.
fions between 1suts!a and Turkey.
rRopucn nusINEss II NEW ToHK.
The Produce Exchange Ia stated TO ID much iasccf
than on my day for several ycnsu OF 0sain, 10t,.
0oo bnahc!s weru sotd; In provisions, j, 710 bar.
Ftis Or pork wefs sold al nn advance OF 10 cents
per barrel and TO- 900 casos Of Ias4 ii an advance
Thc Bo:hnia. which sailed yesterday, took 10, 600
leather.
, 1877-04-27

oxAnA, Nsb., April 2Q.-Tolegrams Just ~
eelsed fror Camp bFown, Wyo. r., dated yoster-
day. eay that Barney Hall, ptospoctoF, has Just
como into that post, badly wounded. He and tNo
olheFs attacked near tho head Of Badw atsr on
Tho 18th After sharp aght the 4udlans killed hla
paItncfs, and hp cseap<t. 1hets a1o three othes9
Of tho sarnc patty not heard from.
, 1877-04-27

atcf fncecssfa1 campaign, should not adhere 10
h,s engagement 10 avoid annexation"
Another correspondent teleErnphs that Hungary
"a difposed to waive objection 10 tho occupation Of
BosnIa nY Austria, provided servf4 be occun,cd
simultaneously In order to prevent any stavonle
rebellion which might gather in South Hungary.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
strong fese3e foscs 10 being assembled near
Kten.
Toredocs are being placed at exposed points os
The Konmantan militia ts being s1pfdty uobil.
lied.
LONDON, April 2u.-It Is rumosed That tho Khe.
dlvc VIII send tho Sultan IL, 600 men.
~ lnfksh troops arc reported - occupying KAt.
from The LIST OF MAY.
Iha Imperial manifesto was read in all The
ehnsehea Of tho 1tueaan Emplto and cnthu sfastIe.
ally received.
The inhabitants Of the arces Island 11ydts 70.
Iu'ea 20 ooes the Inv calling ont N extraordinary
telegraph lIno connecting the ialand with Athens.
LONDON, April 25.-Ths 7t!eqraph's Paris cor.
respondent saJs ha haa confirmation Of tho int.1i.
Renee OF threatening language used by Rus.fa to-
Wafds the RhediEs. Russian rtprIsals vopld takn
The fofH. Of blockade Of Alexandria.
VAR WITH rERsA.
7he Russian telegrsphio agency ssyu war with
Pe.sis II expected in Turkey.
READING THE MANIFESTO.
NEW YORK. April 20.-Tho declaration Of war
ny inc Car wa read simultaneously on board The
tafee Teesctd forming tho Ruaatan squadron lo ths
port, and foeelred With tho loud buxxss of thu nm,
GERS And tre~s, followed by singing Of the Ta
ucum and prayers for the success If she Muscovtte
Atus.
, 1877-04-27

CINCINNATI. April :d.-A afs 1t Loogoota, Iud..
at IN carly honr th.s moenlng destroyed J. Aekee-
!naA1 bots! and together With Afteeu hafscs
losa. $40. 900; lnsussu lot u, 900. Ten DWELL
Ing wefe also burned. Loas, $lY, 600; Insured Ia
k4e &th1, AM4xo1, ind Hartford Con1psnie4.