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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-27
County and City Official Press.
Wednesday, June 81. 1877.
THE ENGINEERS VERDICT.

As there has been T. little ifresppn-i
bic talk of la.c. which, though not
coming, that we can discover, from any
one authorized in any degree 10 repre-
sent the purpose Of the North Pacific
Railroad Company, may yet have some
effect in unloading q few minds a. 70 Il
future extension Of the Puyaliup branch
Of the Northern Pacific rosd across the
Cascade range cta the Nschcss Pass
from Tacoma, 1t may not be ainiss 70
republish some authoritative testimony
relative to the feasibility oil such a pro-
jecs. This responsi5's testimony Is no
Ic.s verdict than the official repot Of
Geo. Il. Mo leilan. t. : Topographic
cal Engineer, OF his examination,
under the direction Of the government,
Of the passes of the Cascade age Tor
Northern Pacific Railroad, made III
1854.
This distinguished engineer 1t will be
remembered. in 1864 received the votes
of nearly half III, voters the Union
for pre.iaen. Of til, Unjei States, in
the campaign against .bfaham Lin
coin. aad his jadsmesH'n matters of
Iis special professionals certainly emit
tied to good deal Scredlt- After an
exhaustive detaihoi, itinerary and re-
port of examina ~ of each separate
pass from the c linbis. to the bounda
ry, be closes " ! the following sum
mary.
"There i, 4 bae pass through the
Cascade rstr. from the Columbia to
the nor,2 Boundary that of the
main Yak .a-ifat is at all practicable
for rain ~ In the
even, oNhy future survey of the Cas-
cade u1e. for railway purposes, the
Who'll gAsl &c may safely be thrown upon
the ~ Yakima pass AID that Of the
Colktvaa'
- pass of ",he main Yakima" i.
<~rme generally known on This 81 lie
aatains as the Snounalnie
= which ilows wet from
~ rec.
This .imony is corroborated bv
khat of Major Winthrop, to ahose writ
Jugs. by the way, the world is indebted
Tor the name Of Tacoma. In the book
which contains his chapter on Mount
Tacoma. giving the narrative of his
travel through this Territory and over
the Cascade range by the Nachess Pass,
In 1853. he said in effect. from person
81 observation | clearly saw that no
railroad could ever b. buIt over he
Nachess Pass"
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A PAYING BUSINESS.

Messrs. Hammond 4 Emery. of the
Port Madison Oil and Smoked Herring
Mandatory. have lately started AN,
ether establishment of The same kind
down the Sound. to which, az spc-
cialty. the curing Of lalibut has been
added. \ mercantile firm in this city
have advices from Mcssrs Harmon <
Emery To the effect that they will ship
them, by the next trip If the j. b.
Libby, two tons of smoked hallihut.
and six barrels of 'halbnt fins. The
oil manufactured down the Sound will
tar exceed IN quantity and quality that
made at Madison. and when the oil is
marketed anu the fish ali sold this wear.
the receipts will not fall short OF S25..
600, besides 500 or 900 tons of scrap
known in the Eastern markets as fish
guano. and 80 highiy pfized 10y
farmers there rs fertilizer. This.
which here is left 10 GO 10 waste alto
gether. would. if properly prepared,
Mt the rate obtained in the East be worth
at leas, So. 900 over the cost Of curing
Right here let it be known tina. this
hsh scrap at the oil factory on the coas,
OF Maine ~ the present time is worth.
before utilized. SIS 10 SIS toa. las,
year i, brought SEQ Now let some Of
these who e:oak about the Puget
Sound country being such poor place
TO make moaey and start new business
an, stop eroaking. aud exhibit the en-
sesprise Nes>rs Hammond X Emery
have dole. AID the result will b. ths,
where one Immigrant returns ten more
will flock IN MI only will the caring
OF hailbn, pay. but ai>. the shipsnen,
ct them Ia ice 10 San Eranciseo. Il
would even pay ic .hip the prepase,l
gssano u New Yotk, hu. much more II
utilize Il here a; home. ia the Yros!ue
lisa Of fFaits, and grass aut grain.
upon tho convenient aplauds adjoining
TIE bays and lrlsts of the sound.
Tue herring oil i sen, in lts crude
state to lsserpe,;:- Negotiations are
TOW pendtng iy a fran IN Bo<:oa to
sarnnh al she ma, h,ucsy AMI fixtures
Ter an esierssyo manufacture Of herring
on aud oi hsa sasao far sAlpmeat 10
Osw AorA. Their are At least q dozen
essefpfsses equally a. Ecmu8erative.
tlaas 9 nd AMI shs a,i " started here
Tor ins'ancs. the manufacture II starch.
Il ches'. II eauales, ctr. etc
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OF taxing a strong Fihe team 10 Anne
FicA 20 - @, 81 u 9 moor III oep'em-
Or
COLOGNE Jun "a t dorado
beet vi' d s>3V'rei h,re Yesterday
" 'ui'a'r "h' . nzht American
oioCn
Aa>'T.as coht'u .'.>t*i military
ne"s'.'s are : 'n+Ca y 'oh.n& TO to
regafde1 as '''' 'seu'e- at pre-auiion
against all CO. ti"serc'es wh'c' may
arise !" t.'e lrovince bordering Oh
-NuSi'ls. al@er 'i- crossing tue Danube.
Lo\foN' JAM 1T l. reported the
BRUSH Uen'F'l'- hInt@li' has been
tn>Uoc ~ t9' cFe"t OF hu>sia
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EASTERN STATES.

FiREEAuGH. H., Jaue. o6 - The
storm completely destroyed the untin-
isbed Methodist Church Loss. $1,000.
y number of other buildings were Gn-
rooted and moved from their founla-
tons, OF blown about
DwIGuT. Ill, June 20. The wind
carried John Longs house. 1920 feet
III size, about 20 feet from It's place, but
injured no one.
BRookvuLE. H.. June &c Fifteen
buildings we're unroofed yesterday.
GALEsBuRG. HI, q. uue %. Crops are
reported heavily damaged
DEs MONIES. Iowa. June 2G-The
rain fall was heavy and the outlook
for crops is gloomy, bat no special dam
agl has been done.
MARALEHEAD, Mass, June PC A
disastrous fire occurred here ytSt,r-
day. Two-thirds of the old town is
destroyed. and fully three quarters Of
the male and female workers rf Marble
head are without the prospects If en-
poymcnt One hundred buildings were
destroyed, including barns. factories
and dwelling houses. The loss is cs,i-
mated ut not less than 5000 900
JACKSONVILLE, HI, June u The
damage 10 wheat III THIS county 10y yos-
terday's storm Is estimated at hun
drod thousand dollars. There Is much
other damage. All creeks are overflow
ing and the low lands are flooded.
CHAMrUlGAE, III, June 26.-Thc sur
rounding country has suffered severely
by the storm, Probably one hundred
houses and buildings were damaged.
The rain fell in torrents and trees are
uprooted by scores.
kANkAKEE, H., June 2G.-The East
bound express train for Cincinnati,
three miles north of here, was
caught by II heavy wind yestor-
day and the locomotive AID ears
were thrown from the track INTO a
ditch. OF the fifteen passengers all
were more or less bruised, but none
seriously injured.
CHIC AGO. June 2j.-A wind and rain
storm. which apparently started in the
direction of Kansas city, Is now raging
III northwestern Missouri. over the en-
tire State of Iowa. in a large portion of
Illinois and II section Of Michigan Tel
egraph wires are Frustrated IN every dl-
reCtion The wind amounts almost to
tornado.
WAsuINGToS. June 21-Au insane
man called at the executive mansion to-
day TO obtain an order for payment Ia
him of the Geneva award He had a
large bundle Of papers supporting his
claim.
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NARROW GAUGE.-Tha people Of
Maine are adopting The barrow gauge
as the railroad system Of that State.
Ia accordance. some of the existing
broad tracks that Of Bangor and
Backsport company for example-are
10 bo reduced TO the narrow standard.
The reason alleged is that the extrava
giant cost Of broad gauge roads makes
them failures. The present costs OF
projected narrow ga que reads it Is csti-
mated. will be considerably less than
$4,000 per mile.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ErriHSirfiy to the
D.lILH' I.CTELLIlcE .V1 Err.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
IDAHO.

SAN FRANCIsCo, June -. The fol
lowing special dispatch has been re
ceived
LEWISTON. l. 4. June -. 1871.
via WALLA WALLA. -.
We have just received reliable Indian
news from Joseph camp TO this effect:
All the Indian women. children and
property have been moved across the
Salmon river. thus leaving the men free
t. operate, AMI i, ia sail that they in
tend 10 rlil upon the settlements in
Wallowa In the late fight there were
seventy Indians engaged and the casu-
altics were folr wounded, ono shot
through the body perhaps fatally. This
news get from reliable Indian and
comes direct from the camp. 1t is also
corrohorated by news brought in By Joe
Craig The troops will move early in
the morning from the post. commanded
by Gen Howard IN person. Al Page
With his company IF - volunteers 20
with them on eight days service. We
do not hear of any moro settlers hav-
ing been Killed aud hope that we have
learned the worst. The soldiers lie
where they were killed. stripped aad
INITIATED saw Father Ca.a!do this
morning. who came IL with C1ur
d'Aieue chief "a assure Gen. Howard
tina, his people would remain friendly.
The excitement is now calming down
aud the settlers are returning to their
homes H. NJ. CHASE
RAkER CRY. June -. ln.,
WILLARD x NANScauYyER- Reports
of dangerous Iudlans between Umatilla
aud tasra.lioAA. a. statr,i in Portland
papers. Is mistake. Winnemuccs and
ether baud. beyond here are friendly.
Please remove Us Impression .rom the
mind Of the rtci,le 10y local notice.
J. ". VIRTUE.
IL C. pA,oE
y fcw days sistsszxA gentleman from
British Colamhia srflcd in this city
81 rou,e 10, Ssa Rsaneiseo on his
way iowa ia Portland h. passed
through the Sm kane coanlfy When
sonle distance feyord the Columbia
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San FKANCIsoo. June oj.-The decis-
ion Of the l : Inspector f lGl AID
boilers. in The case IF tile los. Of the
City of San Francisco has byen forwarded
TO Mr. Beini,, dI-iric: Inspector /, As
not been made public ye:. bat Captain
Wadde.l has been notified hat bis Ger
titicate as caItain in the mercbaL: ma
rine has been suspended for one ycar
The ground alleged i that he did not
use sufficient care while running along
u portion OF the coast where shoals and
dangers are Known to exist. although
not market upon the chart. Wadiell
will appeal from this finding if ap-
proved. and if necessary he will bring
the whole matter before Congress.
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ST. JOINS. June 26.-The insurance
agents call upon all insured to present
their claims Immediately for adjust
ment.
Five hundred people came to the
Rink yesterday asking food and clot h
ing EaormouS group' OF people are
arriving 10 view the wreck
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A DEMOCRATIC GAIN. The election
for Joint Representative for ClaIlam
and San Juan couaties last Fall was a
tie between Abernethy and Warbass-
IL votes for each. So the election was
called to b. held over again Oh the 18th
inst According to the MAJ it resulted
in the choice of t. ID. Warba>h, of san
Juan. Democrat THIS. however,
will not materially affect the Republi-
can majority in the next legislature.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. c. q. steinweg has the thanks Of the Seattle
Ali Base Bali Club and the Seattle Rife Team
for complimentary tickets for the Fourth Of July
Bal presented to the Victoria Base Ball Club and
Victoria Rifle Team.
J. LEVY. Prest :. r. T.
Seattle. June 10Th. 1877.
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ATTENTION, COMPANY

| HI FOLLOWING NAMES AaE ENROLLED
a. Fa'-nieers f"r the Indian War
s'eoEse asioney. William Il. Smith late s@rrt
Mar .is; I ; Infantry Michael Miun.hsn
.sit sarsi lis Volunteers J. Il smith ate Com.
lany { 2!sl iufsntry J. Martin, miner D. Co@-
u&n. J. r kennedy. J T. af0pe J. s Barns J
SAA'inAE. v. ii ArLeli, ate sergt Company r.
18th 4. : C&vctYy; Charles Thatcher al ar.
hereby notified that a business meeting Of the
company ~tli be he'd st the ALEXANDRA Saloon on
nday evening uext at 20 clos L shsrp Al are
lhfitca sies'isi messenger viii 90 10 0iyIapis
tuesday 'os rtsiuisfticE al the 0cvernor for
AEits Z" tta4p iAl~ Company ie2t-dtf
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MILLINERY and FASHIONABLE pAA
MAKING 81 alI hinds.
Ladies' 5uits made t. ordsr.
- We Intend 10 keep the choices - ~ -
gest stock u MILLINERY to Be fouSd mi !.
Of SAn Francisco. Also . full iihe ".sM
GOODS.
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SAN FRANCIsCo, June p. The fol
lowing special dispatch has been re
ceived
, 1877-09-04


LornoH, Sept. 3.--Tno Agricn!sara9 1asetts
says: We have taken ont rctltsns from Y1rk.
shire nnd Lincolnshire, trotn Norfolk, Suffolk,
Cambridge, HellfortishIrc, aud Esscx; from
Kent, susscx, Hunts. Wits, md Dorset, and
from Shropshire, staffordshirc, aud lancashire
separately, aud thorcturns thus read In scoaratc
lots do nothing whatever t0 diminish tue gloomy
character of the prospect In tho first Of these
groups, OF t1lIrtY-one wIcat Ecporta twehty-one
nre hetOw tho nvcruIc, anu only one auoye. VI
tic barley rcports, fifteen Aro an aycragc and
fourteen under, Of Tho twcnty-ninc uat reports,
seventeen nre un Avcrage md only twD over. III
tue Eastern county groups, nf forty-four wheat
reports th!rtv-ciglt ar1 utitrr tho average, VI
thu furty-one barley reports. twenty-stx orc ln-
der the Average. Of the t!trtv.nlnc Oat REPORTS
twcnfy-fout arc m average, PIX over, and ntno
u!Rlcr.
In tho southern county group, Of tho thirty
six wncat reports, nine aTe MI nycraFe; all tile
rest under. Of thc thirty-tve barley reports,
twenty four arc M average Md nine under. OF
tic tlirty-six oat rcports, n!nctecn arc average,
slx aver, and eleven under.
In the western county groups, OF sixteen
wheat reports twelve aru under the average. or
the seventeen barley rcotts. eight are uuucr TIL:
average. VI tho ciyhteGn uat reports, nix arc
uudcr the average, ton average, aud two over.
, 1877-09-04
RAILROADS..

ADVANCE IN GNAIN.NATEs.
The General Frcight-Agcnts OF tho roads
leading East from thls city held another meet
Ing yesterday, and, after lengthy discussion.
agreed to advance the ratio on gra!n five cents
per lou pounds, making tho rate from Chicago
to New York 81 cents. No change was r11nde In
tho rates on fourth class and meats. This re-
stores grain and all articles taking tho grain
rate To fourth class. The principal trouble In
advancing the rate at this time which the Gem
cral Frciqht-Agcnts had to "ontend against WA
tlc reluctance nt tho roads leading nround CHI
cago from the Wcst md southwest to mako all
mlvnnce before tho close OF navigation. Sosne
Of tho Southwestern liucs Fare agreed to thu
advance, .Nhllc others have not; but It ia
thought that these will conc 10 terms In day
or two. 4 lispatch was aent yesterday TO alf
the roads lcaling to thu East from conpctins:
points, informing them that the maintenance
uf the new tartH depends upon their action 4,
coming up to the Cbicago basis. The ncw tariis
goes into effect to-day.
, 1877-09-04

An,ntcura from NV York.
specsai Dispaieh to 1Ae Tstssnk.
TonoS1o, Ont. Sept. O.--Thc International
si1c-matcl, between = team Of sl1 from the
Amateur RlQe-Ciub Of New York and u teatn
from tho vietor!as Of Hamilton was shot hero
to-day, and resulted In victory for the ANA
tours by twcnty-ono aEota. Tho ranges were
&c., 0oo, and 1000 yards. fifteen shots a. each
ransc. A strung and changcablc wind prevatl-
cd during tic whole match The coaching Of the
Americans was admirable, and no doubt won them
the match. The Canadians worked independ.
cutlv. Following IL thc score: Anericaus-
Hepburn, ll2: Fulton. is,; Gnnn, 10: sarfow: n,s
lis; Gctgcr, 113; Rsthipne, LII: total, 1,0s!;
Tirturias-Alan, 1s5; Cruitt, 170i Bell, II;
schwartz, Id; Joseph Mason, 1i:; uibson, III :
total, l,0bl. At tho conclusion Of ths match
Lieut.. Col. Gibson, on behalf ot the Elctorias,
thaakch tho Amateurs for Gaming 10 far TO test
their skill. and Invited them TO CONC next year.
Cu!. Sanford responded on bctialf Of the Ann.
trurs, and The Two tean,a repaired To dinner
The visitors leave Tomorrow.
, 1877-09-04

died t11is morning after painful Illness of sotnc
fnnnths' duration. Judge Hopkins was 50 ycasa
ofd, Ani has hecn resident nf Madison for
twcntY years, ranking high as n LAWYER lie
was appointed Judge Ut the Westcrn District
n,S,n lts formation in 1870. Judge Hopkins Was
b'rn At Pow'ett. Vt, April q, lsl!', n"cosn-
quite young, and was admitted IN The Bar when
* years pf mgr. The fnneral will tnko place
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'rlnk.
ADscfat Nfpuch II TAe Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, WIs., Seut. al. Lawrence Ne
Tivkar, onccn n prominent iumImruInn of CHI.
cnrn and Milwaukee. 'licl at the residence Of
bis father 10 this t!ty tb-d.y.
, 1877-09-04

MsxxEAPoLIt, N!nn.. Sept. a-The state fasF
opeuel to-day. The wcatl,er IL splendid. Larrs
crowds Ut people ase arriving BY every t5ata'
The hotels IRE already nearly tull. The entr'e*
uuu,bes over pne thousand. F!.e hundred sud
thtrty-two &talla sro 6lled With horses and
cattle. Peter Dary, OF Ashippun. Wis., haa
erserestts tne herd Of 0siloway xattie: Gsorgs
Lincoln. Jr., of Haukcs!la. Wts.. utty lcrd ol
prize Vt tho Centennial; r. oxilEie, OF lsd!son,
Nis.. has - hne lot ot stalltoas and tnare*
William Wright. Of JAneayi!te, W., display,
collection OF minerals froua tho itlaEk atlA
The main building u 2o0 feet fouK by lDo vide
aa4i Ill lbs spscs Il tak&n. The at gallery L
, 1877-09-04
NEW CHICAGO THEATRE.

IIaycrly's MnstrcIs commenced an engage
mcut at this shcatrc last evening, aud succeeded
In drawing goo.l aullcuce. Thc troupe Is
composed Of r,,auy OF tho wcll.known fayorltes
who have for years ass!stcd in continuing tho
popularity Of minstrel entertainments. Tho
programme was made uu Of the usual variety
OF jolscs, so1os. purlcsqucs, banio solos, anu
quartcstcs, with Ut course tue incgitAblc snng.
Dy bobby Sewcotab. Add Lyman made M
excellent stump speech On tho tlna4ci41 stlua.
t(un, Which was une OF the most original and
svt,sibte talks u, the subject we have Jet heard
since tho departure Of. tho la.nuntcl Spencer.
Tho singing was generally good, and tho "tlrBt
part" with itx oecealtrcittes. ahl ballads, aud
wcll.wora jokes, quite up TO the aTeFase.
, 1877-09-04
TElECRbPHIC NOTES,

new York, Sept. 5.-Thc theatre mnnaeerr
and others met to-day. adupsed the customary
resolutions regarding tho death Of Bon De Bar,
md organized q dc Bat Monument Association.
NEW ronK. Sept. a-Thc ht.ea says tbs
Philadelphia 4; Ncsling md Lchtgh Valley
Companies uayc advanevl the price Of coal
Us to b0cents rer ton.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. 8.-Tho nrmy worm
has appeared III large numbcrs y DsSotf
County, Mlss., Faycttc CountY. Tenn. and Let
County. Ark., aud serious da,nusc to thu cottol
crop Ii feared.
, 1877-09-04

manent. Schumln d. fortified camp wa' III
longer 10 hold m important place in the
minis of either of the lrlIfgcrcnta. The
plans of Aixful Kcrln1 were finally to m entirely
abandoned, and the war was to he M longer
purely defensive one. Thus far, have NJ oc-
easLon to change these views.
srEAKiH0 or Aztz rAtnA,
1t may be we'll to remark that he II The drst
Turkish Hencrat vim has been killed since tho
beginning Of hostilltes. lle waa Alto by ,ii,
rncane tho least = bic o1'lrcr in the service. Tic
lad ,crn educated in y1,uth at the ttattlnRen
University, aud tmarrfett German wIir. lie
wns sni,ller IT the tnts'ern Erlloul, ps,stesscd
personally of Kindly disposition sf,d frank
nature. .io not know wf!cther thc ttorv hf h1a
under. tho ot.icrs Of Ayo:b Pesha, he
moved nnt OF lsntgrad early. uue morn
Ing with four lmtta'Ions Of infantry:
Tor the i'urEo.c nf nsccrtalnln9 tho strength ami
position Of body of Russian. troops which were
supposed tD bc fourteen niles awAy. Ito met
The enemy'a picket line about trclsc n[ica out
from RAsGFntl, AMI '...--
PROMPTLY BROUGHT Ut MS eKlRMI*nzns
With REV tu driving tl,cn, IN. The R!tssiana.
however. proved to l'c IN greater forco than f'o
anticipated. and for some ttnie held their own
against his troops. 4 battalion ot artillery was
brought Intn play, anti fur a moment tho Kn:-
SLAMS shaved signs of rctreatin9. Placing him'
Paa!,a twico charged the cncmy With tls hayonct
without making any imnreatinn upon lhetn.
MT discouraged, lie mmlc another charge, and
taw them brrak before his tn,Cetuons onslaught.
While IN the act Of cnc,'itaetnR hls ncn ai'l
urging them forward tic was
ntr IN rftR DnEAsT
bv the bullet which terminated his career.
It was In alt probability this affair whlci1
causcd s{cl1cn,ct All to start at 11ce IRON
aehumta, During his absence Afcdlit f'asta !s In
temporary command. 'fhts 0iliccf, llkc Azf1
pas!ia, received Eurarcan education. md scv
cral years ago spc1lt tli,r muntils In England
Visiting thu arscnaIs mid military ftatunr. lie
In strut .lss'plinaraan. fits camp Is tnotlc'
| III order and sanitary arrangement. sF. D.
, 1877-09-04
MC[IEMEr ALPS ARMY.
ENoLlsM OFFICERS THEREIN,

Spteiat t'nrTffrondsnts 81 Ths Tribune.
EcutuLA, Aug. B.--Thn stat Of Mchemet All
comprises tl,rea EncIIsmcn and German.
MUurud ETcn.i, otherwise Capt. Dsumm0nd,
ia IL recent accession to The Tnrkthh tanEs, i,aY-
Ing CONE lown here from England nut Ut
slIecr Iuyo for adventure. Thur Efch1l,
cavalry oiIscr Of tncrcaalne reputation among
tho Turks, 1"urrs wleu II tome ~ plain Capt.
FrInc. Tho third contribution Ut Great 1rll-
ain To tho war II cnl. Rorthwck, who Iias scrScd
In TIC Turkish army for 4 sloxcH ycurs, and who
Aollla tue important rank Of Icy. to which IL
prc.I1ci tho uan,e vi siahlr. Ono would sup
pose, from tic TACT VI thcso gentleman Aaylng
tbs car OF the Cemtnandcs-tt,~C Chscf, that more
enlightened a,.l libcrnl treatment would bo
accorded IL correspondents, especially tholc
who might represent English newspapers. But
such WA far from being the case. Whether
tiey had heeon,o il,oculascd with the orlental
feeling towards newspapers, Or whether their
eoun&cl& tn this rcspcct wvrc not heedcd by
Mehcmct All, It Is ecstala that none Of tho op'
psestIrc restrictions werc removed. II II true
that Mche.nrt All invited tho correspondents to
LIS tsnt wheu arst 10 arrived In Sehutn14. aud
PROMISED ALL MANNER or PINE TuIA0s,
that lie subsequently forgot what he mad said,
TT else llu received contrary Instructions tsutu
tho Seyask!erate. Whcn orders weEo gwen the
troops to march, nearly all ths correspondents
prepared ~ accompany them, Several artually
started uut ahead of tae n,a'a body, se
eager were they 10 70 10 "lhc 'front.'
The others wsre prevented trom foIew.ng
| them BY reason of special order forbiddlp2
| all Newspaper writer's to accompany The e1ptdl
] ton, which, It was SAIL. Vas only Tor RECON
polsertug purposes, aud not designsd II gen
| era! advance movement. From adyfce& reetiyec