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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-23
BY Jno. E. Laugirton, Jr., (Agent.) Auctionccr,
1923 Franklin street.

by ono. T.. LauPIftou, OE., lAkeni.I AuCtiouccIs
1923 Franklin street
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
W HOLD FURNITURE, STOVES, BAR-COUN-
TIERS, CARPETS, OFFICE-CHAIRS, &C., &C., AT
AUCTION.-THIS DAY Fldayl at 10 O'Clock ]
will sell at my auction,house, 1923 Eranklin street
NITURE, consisting Of ~
BEADSTEADS, BUREAUS.
WARDROBES WASHSTANDS.
One DRESSING-CASEC CHAMBER SUIT, com.
plete, with marble pieces;
Handsome REP LOUNGES.
COOKING and HEAT1NG-STOEES,
One LARGE EXTENSION-TABLE,
COCOA MATING, CARPETS,
OFFICE OAK CANE ARM-CHA1RS,
NEW OAK CHAIRS and ROCKERS,
Three BAR and OYSTER-C0UNTERS.
DAMASK WJNDOW-CURTA1NS,
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, &C:
JNO. E. LAUGHTON, JR., (Agent,l
A. r. DUEsBERRY. Salesman. no 23-1t
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ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d executed to- me on the 9th day Of November,
1874, and duly recorded In the Hastings Court
clerks office OF Manchester, in d-Book No. i.
mage SO7 will sell on the premises at public
lion, on SATURDAY the Gath day of November, at
4 O'Clock r. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOT described
in said deed Mt the intersection OF Holly street and
the Manchester and Coalmine turnpike. in the city
of Manchester, fronting 45 feet on said turnpike and
running back $50 feet to an alley 15 feet wide,
with small bat comfortable frame store and dwell
Ing thereon.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay The amount secured
and cost Of executing this trust-say about 1885, ;
day of sale. SOCRATES BROOKS,
no Ia Trustee.
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.DRIGHTHOPE - 1915.
d -, BRIGHT-BLAZING =.
: 70. BITUNIINOUS
COAI. FOR CRATES. as low rs 1878 per ton, de-
/. T. G.. JONES,
no13 CONNIE rcial Agent.
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by JAS. Macdougall, Auctioncer,
No. 10 Governor street.
CLOSING SALES OF OIL-PAINTINGS
AT AUCTION.

THIS (Friday) MORNING ut 1Oh O'Clock and
EVENING at TX O'Clock will sell at store No. 1908
Main street, corner Of Twelfth street, the bal
ance of the stock of FINE O!L-PAINTISGs. g..
Every picture will be sold 'oithout reserre.
noa3 JAS. MACDOUGALL.A uclioncer.
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.. by Frank D. Hill,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
1lOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il WATER-POWER ADJOINING TREDEGAR
COMPANY. AND SITUATED BETWEEN THE
JAMES RIVER, IN THE CITY on RICH
MOND, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of two, deeds
dersigned trustees, the first dated November rs,
1875, and the second dated December 5, 1875, both
duly recorded in the clerks office of Richmond
payment of certain notes therein securedl, and at
the request of the beneficiary said deeds, we VIII
1877 ut O'Clock r. NJ, on the premises that Ger
tain LOT OF LAND described in said deeds as FOL
Tredegar Compauy's land and fronting ON said Tow,
path 1877 feet, thence running to James river, ana
fronting on said river 22l feet more or ess peins
mart of the property embraced III the deed OF part
lion between Lewis E. aud John d: Havie. May ~,
1878. This property Is thought 10 DC qulte 'aapie
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale: the balance on
long time. ER INN q e snTT I1 Ep
.r.as.,r-iI Trustees.
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r ME! LIME! LIME.-Fire hundred
- INDIAN ROCK LIME
received this day FRESH from our new iron-cad
kilns. For sale low. :, .xoo
mock street. ~. DILLON. ELLETT - Co,
DO' 49, Manufacturers.
nr,,c,, ~ 1877 NH 10
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GEORGE CAMPBELL,
DOUGLAS DIXON,
JOSEPH B. DUNN,
WILLIAM CAMERON,
- =. . ROBERT DUNLVf,
Thy WILLIAM CAMERON, his attorne

Thy WILLIAM GAMERoN, his attorneyJ
GEORGE CAMERON.
ALEXANDER CAMERON.
Signed by the said GEORGE CAMPBELt ana
DOUGLAS DIXON the 9th day OF OCTOBER, 1S7S'
in the presence o. ROBERT Z. OLDERSdAH,
IS Kings Arms Yard, London, solicitor.
Signed by the said ROBERT DUNLOP. by VIII.
LIAM CAMERON, his attorney, the 9Th day Of
March, 1877, In the presence of II. d. MAD
DOCK, solicitor. Sydney.
day Of March, 1877, In the presence of II. ID
MADDOX.
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By W. Goddin, AuctioEeer,
corner Bank and Eleventh streets

| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
| " TENEMENT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
CLAY BETWEEN 1WENTY-SlXTH AND
TWENTY-sEVENTH STREETS.-The under
Inn ty o in ny the es
Harrison and wife Us. Charles and als NH expose
to sale at public auction; on t5e premises, on the
n. the HOUSE AND LOT recently occupied by
Mira sarah F. Charlie, fronting 33 feet, more or
less on The north side of Clay street between Twene
ty-sixtli and Twenty-seventh streets, and running
! back 90 feet inches.
TEENS: One-third cash; balance on q credit Of
six and twelve months from day Of sale. credit In
stalments carrying interest from day of sale, and
'''ie retained un''' iu ALENhNDER a. sAsp
no 15-2tawtds ~ Commissioner.
H,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
| L FARM IN AMELIA COUNTY, KNOWN AS
/" WILLIAMsON's." SITUATED ON THE AP-
PoMATTOX RIVER-By virtue OF a deed OF trust
bearing date on November 27, 1872, and duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office of Amelia County Court
on December 1872 and by the direction Of the
lie auction to the highest bidder. on WEDNESDAY.
November IS, 1877 tcourt-day) at II o'clock Al: at
Amelia Courthouse that certain TRACT OF LAND
Va, called Willlamson's," containing 800 acres,
more or less bounded on the north by the Appolat-
tox river, on tho east by the = Kennons'" tracts
S s. GEar GR hs s4Sh
the Lodge" (owned by the Misses Archerl aud by
Bellevue" owned By Faulkner. This farm Is situ-
ated about four miles from Mntfoax depot, on the
Richmond and Danviile railroad.
TERMS: Cash as to u sum sufficient 10 pay the eS-
penses or executing the trust aud TO discharge tne
nal and Iii nrrearsges Of interest thereon; and the
residue on such terms the grantor OF his assigns
may prescribe. " Is believed, however, the Gerry
ltSerot terms will be announced q me I sas
no Observation-Disclosures TRUSTEE.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c.
II ANDS-FARMING, MINERAL, AND
TIMBERED; also, CITY REAL ESTATE, for
SALE, RENT, or EXCHANGE. Send stamp for
Rirgtnfa Land Guide. 80. st,s. =,
HOUSES SOLD, BUILT, AND REPAIRED ON
THE INSTALhiENT PLAN.
MONEY ADVANCED ON RENTS OR LOANED
ON REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL
SECURITY.
III GEORGE e. CRAWFORD,
&c 9.eod 1905 Bank street.
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Just received, ten casks CHINA, direct from fac
tories In France aud England, consisting Of deco
rated and plain white i'.a
DINNER SETS, g.. ..za..,..
TEA SETS, ....... ....s
CHAMBER SETS, s..-...r
CUT GLASS, . ....
for less money than ever offered before. Call and
examine before purchasing,
GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
SELF 1907 Main street.
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BRITISH VICE-CONSULATE, /
M, yTrr

BRITISH VICE-CoNSULATE,(
RICHMOND, STATE OF VIRGINIA.
l. the undersigned, British Vicc-Consul at Rich
Inoud. State of Virginia, do hereby certify that The
said JOSEPH b. DUNN, GEORGE CAMERON,
and ALEXANDER CAMERON personally signed
the within-written notice in my presence.
In witness whereof do hereiintp set my hand and
seal OF ofice ut the city OF Richmond, on this 7th
WILLIAM MARSHALL.
no 2O-1Ot British Vice-Consul.
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RICHMOND. FRED'G < POTOMAC X. u. Coz.
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET Agent. (
RICHMOND, November 3, 1877. }

On and after SUNDAY, 1lth Instant trains VIII
run on this road rs follows: ~
7:4J A. NJ leaves the Byrd-Strect station daily lex
cent sunday; due at Washington
at ITO +. NJ: Baltimorr At $40 I.
NJ: Philadelphia at $50 T. ~; New
York ut 1915 J.. VI.
500 p, NJ. leaves Byrd-Strect station daily, arriv-
ing q. Washington ut l:27 4. W.:
Baltimore at 500 a. NJ: Philadrl.
phia III $40 A. 81: New FORK at $50
A. VI. Through sleeper from Rich
mOnd 10 New York: price efbcrth: -.
4.25 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATlON TRAIN, FOR
Junction. leaves Broad-Strcct station
daily fSundays excepted
$40 A. 81. arrives at Byrd-Street station daliy'
leaves New York nj $50 the prrce-
ding eYeniHs; Baltimore at l2:15 y.
NJ; Washington nj 2:42 A. N.
l:lJ n arrives II Iyrd-Strcct station daily Tex
cept Sunday. Leaves New York ~
els A. NJ: Philadelphia NJ l2:n5
l.. NJ: Baltimore nj L. NJ: WASH
ingtOn al6:30 L. u.
1858 A. VI. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN ARRIVES
at BrOad-Strcet station daily tcun-
days excepted.
T.. 7. ID. MYERS,
General Superintendent
G. a. TAYLOR.
General Freight and Ticket Agent
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BY Z. II. Cook, Auctionecr,
No. 90 Governor street. e..
STOCK OF BLANK-BOOkS, FANCY
- GOODS, 74-OCTAVE PIANO. ELEGANT
ORGAN, &C., AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY,
22d instant at 10 o'clock, viii sell at the store OF
Messrs Sleight s. Howard, corner Tenth and Main,
who lave determined 10 close this line Of business
an extensive assortment Of really elegant goods, laid
in with great care to suit the retail trade OF this
city, and can be relied on as rst-class goods em-
bracing .. - -.
A varied assortment OF BLANK-BOOKS for all
GOLD PENS and PENCILS;
CARD-CASES-vcry rich;
Valuable FANCY PREsENT-BOXEs,
ALBUNis, sTEREosCoPEs and VIEWS
E ES yh handsome pRAYER-gooKs.
Ladies, SECRETARIES, inlaid with pearl. together
with great variety Of valuable articles not ne
cessary TO mention.
1 GRAND 74-OCTAvE PIANO, IN ROSEWOOD,
by Gr0vesten 6 Fuller, New York, the manu-.
facturcrs' price Of which Is $3.50:
made by the Smith American Organ Company.
The attention of the trade and public generally Is
especially invited to this SALE as 1t embraces class
Of goods seldom offered At pRbe aSst9 Hnc,oueer
At the same time will be sold
ALL. THE SHELVING,
WTNDOW-SHADES,
/ HERRING'S FIRE.PROOF IRON SAFE. &C.
E. B. COOK, Auchoneer.
CONTINUED.
The above sale is continued THIS DAY, COM
mencIng at 10 O'Clock coox
NOES Z. b. COON.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

T1OR PHILADELPHIA, PRO &SEyES
yIDENCE, AND BOSTON: steam - -. =.
err J. W. EVERMAN, Cap , n,L TRII, sY,h 2Sd
ins'an'' ~ ~ W. z. PORTER, Agent.
M ao.at 2i25 Dock street:
T1OR NEW k.-The Ola a|E~N
II Dominion Steamship ComTany s-w s,Trs'
s.;r all ERIDAY Nov EN- Der sd, NJ O'Clock ~ w.
FreghI received until O'Clock Thursdas or
h Through bills OF ladiDg signed ana sI"a So,Ih.
1ardcd with dispatch TO all points nof'h' So''''
east. and west: also, to foreign ports.
passenger accommodations unsurpSSsed,. d. ,,.ks,.
Cabin fare TO New York, Sl2; ronhd-tr'p ">A@
824. Steeragc, % and 90.
For freight or passage, apply 20 ,,o Aser,s.
G. ". ALLES = Co" 5seasIi
No Olaf Companys Wharf, Roeket.s-
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WHEN YOU BUY FURNITUREM
w or MATTRESSES don't fail to see myA
fall stock Of elegant and superior designs. The ~
prices have been reduced until they are lower9 ]
than they have been in thirty years. All can ne
suited have goods that will please the rich or
the poor. Exnmine my stock, and the prices shall
please. SAMUE L W. haKMOoD,,
au 3l-3m Governor street, Richmond.
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=. BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary Public
=. Mo- 92I Hull street, Manchester, Va.
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LIME. CEMENT, AND PLAsTER.

RocKLAND LIME.
1900 barrels RockLASD LINE
landing from schooner:.Maggie Bell. For sale by
oooe AS. LEE.
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FURNITURE.

lust RECEIVED, % SUITS OF0
q the best Chamber. Parlor, and Dining, &s
daily additions to same. have the largest lott
of Walnut suits and some Of the finest that can be
found In tho city, made Of the best material ana OF
the best orkmanship and ut lower prices than the
same class of goods have ever been offered. Also,
fine Paror Suits in Cotclinc. Tapestry, Satieen,
RcDs and Hair Cloth. Parties in want of fine goods
should not fail to examine my stock before buying
A full line Of cheap goods always on hand.
L. CARTWRIGHT,
OF 40 Is Governor street.
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GROGERrES. &c.

GAIT DAVENPORT d. MORRIS,
- Dock street, offer for sale the cargo Of the bark
Calls direct from Livernool. consisting Of
2,4QU sacks FACTORY-FILLE FULL
BLEACHED. G. DEAKINS'S BRAND;
1900 sacks do, BUCKLEY'S BRAND.
10 2l-l0t II
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DISAPPOINTMENT. ~
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY the
23d of November att O'Clock 7. M,
no 2O% go ''.'4 s. BROOKS, Trustee.
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DUY YOUR FURNITURE, MAT-R
ID TRESSES, &C., Of IN
JAMES E. BRAGG. 1T
2O5 cast Broad street, between Second and Third
streets Richmond, Va.
Cheapest house in the city. IMITATION CHAM-
Der SUITS from 1925 up. WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITS from $50 up, and everything else in proper
ton. A call solicited. ocZ7-1m
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Sale by ROBERT B. LYME. Auctioneer. no is
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WANTS,

VXTANTED, "A No. Il COOK. Apply ut
wv rn2 Main street, sFss $50 no 49,
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NHILDREN'S DOUBLE-SoLE ,R
u sCOTCH-BoTToM SHOES at 81 .5O.s9
Mt j. A. GRIGG'S,
no % Tenth and Main Streets
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-01

Mr., u. N. Williamson, from Quincy,
Illinois, called on The HERALD yes
terday.
Joseph Webster, ESQ, Of East Dallas,
called ut our editorial sanotum yester-
day morning.
We had a pleasant call yesterday
from an old Georgia friend, who is
now located at Coleman City, on tho
frontier, Mr. James A. RAwls. We
cordially commend Mr.. Rawls TO our
frontier friends as gentleman worthy
OF every social and business contl-
denoe.
DIR. ]. G. Speer left yesterday for
Southeast Texas, where he ID called
upon urgent professional business, his
partner, DIR. Simpson, having left seY-
eral days since. During their short
stay, these accomplished dentists did
much work. which stands the severest
tests applied to the dental art. DR..
Speer expresses himself az delighted
with Dallas and her citizens, and will
be happy to return for heightened
visit next fall. which, We hope, will
ultimately result In his permanent
settlement here.
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with Russia Ia the cast The English
cabinet, however seeing through this
the plot came 10 nothing,
In the house Of commons this after,
noon, Lord Elcho urged the govern
ment 10 prepare for the eventually Of
the present war, Mr.. Hardy, secretary
Of Estate for the war department, In re-
ply said, although the government
maintains Ia forces on peace footing,
II does not overlook any possible con-
tlngonoy.
A Paris dispatch says the agrlcultu.
raj club gave United states Minister
Washburn farewell banquet last
night.
The Tlmes Paris special says. Dele
gates from the Greek provinces OF
Turkey had meeting at Athens, last
night, In favor Of war; A committee
on national defense has been called TO
distribute arms In those provinces.
A Paris dispatch says The semls
ofiicial Francois declares that Minister
Fourton Intends 10 enforce the law
forblddlng the private meeting OF oyer
certain number OF persons for the
discussion OF pOlltios.
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Posl selIi.s.

Pools will DO sold tonight at Charlie
Austin's saloon, tho Bank Exchange,
by Captain doddin, an old MIaaIssIppl
steamboatman. The races have been
changed, and Saturday there will DO
two trottlng raccs-the 2,iO class and
the three minute class. Monday tho
pony running race and the $50 trot-
ting race take place, and Tuesday the
saddle horse race, and free for ali.
This change has been made 10 give the
horses that trot in the 2.40 race Satur.
day time to rest for the free for all
race on Tuesday. The celebrated trot-
ting horse, Crockett, owned 10 Calves
ton and raised In Southern Texas, aud
considered the fastest trotter south OF
Chicago, Is here and win trot In the
free for all. We expect to see at least
2;26 made here during our meeting.
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CONDENSED NEWS.
Germany has adopted her first patent

Germany has adopted her first patent
law.
C. Y. Tiffany, formerly Of Texas,
committed suicide in Omaha, Sunday.
A ST. Louis Times correspondent in
Washington, reyives the rumors Of a
new party.
B. II. HUMPHREYS is advocated by
some Of the leading Mississippi papers
for governor Of the state.
The vicksburg Herald wants the
Ohio democrats 10 spring the green
back issue, and wants the west and
south to join them against the east.
A United States assayist has visited
the gold region Of Searcy. Arkansas,
and pronounces the gold pure, and
some old miners think the vein rich
lode, says a correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer.
The atmosphere was so charged with
electricity on Sunday night. during the
continuance OF an aurora borealis, that
telegraphing could be carried on be-
tween New York, Boston and Montreal.
without the aid Of the batteries.
A most foul and inhuman murder Is
reported in Carroll county. Mississippi.
William McCreary, boy about twelve
years old, was killed BY several un-
known parties. His bones were mashed
BY clubs and terribly mangled-
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NO. as l-EsTABLIsMED lsAs

Dallas, lie notified Marshal Morton.
who arrested tho darby, who said he
bought them from white man for q
dollar and the white man was at the
dance. Morton sent two policemen
back to the danoo after the individual.
but ho had skipped, 10 the ''culled pus-
son" was taken 10 the calAboose on
charge OF stealing tho boota
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'Baso and CowardIy FaIsohood"
Hurled at tho "Stalwart"
Champion.
And o Little Transaction In Colorado
brought 10 the Front to the Dotrl.
ment Of Him OF the Cock Eye.
A New Deal iu the Print
Ing Bureau,
A ieifersOnlan System Of Diplomacy Fa'
vOred by tho President Papers In tho
Chisholm Traueds Rsferred TO the
Attorney General.



WASHINGTON, May 8l.-Ben. Butler
has written a letter 10 Marshall Pitkin,
covering three-quarten ofa column In
the New York Times, snoering ut
Hayes, MoVelgh and Wharton. The
letter asserts promises, brokering and
corruption.
Mr.. Wayne MoVeigh, OF Philadel-
phla, has addressed letter to General
Butler in reply 10 the letter from the
latter gentleman TO Marshal pitkln, OF
New Orleans, contradicting many Of
the statements made therein. Mo.
Weigh; In fact, denounces the main
statements OF Buffers letter as "base
and cowardly falsehoods." He uses the
following language II had no money
Of my own 70 spare, and II ID only u
military commandment Of New Orleans,
In time OF war, who can safely appro-
pirate any considerable quantity OF the
property Of others to his own use."
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the Postal Committee ON Fast rrai.
The stars.

This club met last night and agreed
10 issue challenge to play any nine
players In this city a match game,
next Sunday, at the Fair grounds.
They will also send challenge to
Fort Worth to play game at an early
day. The new nine is reported to be
very strong. The meeting also re-
solved to fulfill the contract made by
the former organization In regard to
persons who have purchased certif-
Gates OF membership. They desire 70
state that they still entitle them TO the
same privileges, and viii be honeret
at the gate.
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Day OF Jubilee,

Yesterday our oolored citizens fol-
lowed the example set them by the
whites, by holding a picnic. The
dusky dsmsels were decked out In ali
their finery, and the bucks were re-
splendent in plug hats and No. IA
shoes. A grove near the San Jacinto
park was the scene Of operations, and
after the amusements Of the day, the
crowd formed procession and
marched back to town, singing songs
as they trudged along.
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A special from ployste to the news
says, though the rain has ceased, the
Danube is so high, owing to the melt
Ing OF snow in the mountains, that an
inundation is expected near Olnitze,
which would obligo the Russians to
remove their batteries there.
The News Bucharest dispatch has
the following; at is understood u
small detached column under selected
officers, and having widely outlying
detectives, will form apart of the Rus
SLAMS scheme OF operations after eros
ing the Danube.
Some of Bashe Basouk's command
crossed the Danube, between Kalaro-
keck and the Kalountza. They cap
tured the Roumanian militiamen, and
cut of the calves OF their legs.
The News Alexandria dispatch says
the Egyptian transport steamers have
not vet started with the contingent OF
troops for Turkey. The strike OF the
English engineers, which at first de-
layed their departure, has been settled.
The Russian man-of-war, Petropar-
lowski, carrying twenty-five ton guns,
Ia waiting for them in the Mediterra-
mean sea.
A special from Paris to the Times,
says the Turkish iron-clads are expect
cd at Alexandria on the 10Th OF June,
to escort the Egyptian transports.
An Erzeroum dispatch says,all Guiet
at Kars. Heavy rains continue to
prevent operations.
The Turkish foreign minister has
telegraphed the porte's representatives
abroad as follows; "Ardahan, which
was formerly occupied by the Russians,
has been re.captured by the Ottoman
troops
A Russian official dispatch from the
army OF Caucasus, dated May ~,
SAYS On Monday, General Okolshia,
commanding the operations against
Batoum, ordered his advance guard to
the left bank Of the river Kenstrinch
to carry the Sameba heights, on the
left OF the Turkish line. The enter
prise was accomplished. Meantime q
detachment assembled the kenstrinch,
and after great difficulty, established a
position about four miles from khatzu'
bani, thus cutting communication be-
tween Batoum aud the population oil
the Kabeleti district. The Russian
loss i'm both enterprises was four killed
and thirty wounded.
The Catholic church in Wieschen-
Posen was struck by lightning ON Sum
day. during services. Six persons
were killed and seventy seriously In
jured.
Yesterdays Berlin Post had another
war article, declaring that no conf
dence ought to be placed In the profes
sion or intentions Of the French cabi-
net, and that hopes ofpeace rest chiefJ
on the prudence and sagscity o.
German statesmen. The article Is full
Of insinuations against Count Vor
Beaust, the Austrian ambassador a
London, Of whose intrigues 1t gives
circumstantial occourt. 1t says he re
Gently endeavOred to cement an An
French alliance, to b
nominally concluded against Russi
and Germany, but In reality agains
Germany alone. France and Austri
would attack Germany, while Eng
and would be left 70 dess ingle-hsnde
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-01

Justice MoLure was called on last
night to do the most pleasant duty
that falls to the lot of justice Of the
peace. He was sent for to perform the
wedding ceremony between Mr.. Simon
Meyer and Mrs. Odelia Wussmuth,
which he did in the most approved
manner. Health, wealth and pros
perity to the new couple Is the wish OF
The HERALD.