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, 1877-06-16

Wuo WouLD COMMAND ?-This is
the question in many circles. Who
wouId assume command OF the army
il England should take part in the
Russo Turkish wal? 1t is supposed
that the choice rests Between Lord
Napier, OF MagiaIa, born in 1910.
who has won rcnown and rank III In
dia aud Abyssinia. and Sir Garnet j,
Wolscley, an Irishman, born in 1888,
who gained great distinction in the
Burmese aud Crmean wars, in the
suppression of the Indian rnu'iny in
1857, iu the Chinese war Of 1860, and
in the contest With the King of Ashan>
tee. Public opinion points strong
Iy to the latter, as well on account ot
his advantage in the matter Of years
as of his brilliant career as an officer.
, 1877-06-16

ZacK CHANDLER has left Washing
ton for good, and gone to Michigan.
The New York Sun fancies that the
days of bis public services are over,
end he will have leisure to give undi>
vidcd attention to his large estate.
Zack is a rough specimen, but be Is
very far fIom being fool. No man
contributed more to count in Hayes
than the willy Zlcharlah; yet the
Fraudulent President turns the cold
shoulder on him, aud has put in his
place in the Cabine: the doctrinaIre
Schurz, whose specially is the civil
service reform humbug.
, 1877-06-16

The DESTRUCTIVE TORPEDO The
Use Of tOrpedoes in naval warfare is
nothing new. As far back as 1770
they we're made TO perform good ser
vice by the Russians against the
Turks. In that year the Russians
iioated two mines into the por. cf
TcheSme, with which they ruined lis
ioTtIficat!ons and DESTROYED he Turk
iSh fleet. What Is Just now command
ing public attention Is the new mode
of operating with the torpedo. In The
hands of Lieutenant D-nLasof, it was
made 10 >halIer and sink one of the
finest of the Turkish iron ciads on the
Danube. This brilliant exploit has
led TO the belief that iron is DO muIe
security, If as much, against the tor
Pedo than wood, aud that it will prob
ably wolk complete revolution in
navai architecture. This opinion is
expressed by naval officers. The
death dealing missile discharged by
Lieutenant Debasotf' is known as the
ti,h torpedo. 1t is the Invention Of
Captain Luppis, of the Austrian navy,
and Mr.. Whitehead, English superin
teudent Of ;he Austrian IRON works at
Fiume. An Elstern journalistic con-
temporary says it Is fourteen feet long
and resembles cigar pointed at both
ends. 1t is charged with gun cotton
or nitro glycerine, and is launched
from tube IN The side Of the convey,
ing vessel. II contains It's own pro,
peIling power IN a small engine work
ed by compressed air. and after it
leaves the tube fused to give ii direc-
tion) 1t will 90 straight for about two
thousand feet. The strongest vessel
ever constructed has no chance against
such destructive agent as this.
, 1877-06-16
PRESIDENT HAYES has put his foot

President HAYES has put his foot
down heavily On all Custom h@n'e
rings in politics. ln hi" letter to Sec
retary Sherman, in relation 10 tins
subiect, he says explicitly; mo cth-
Ger should be required or permitted to
take part in the management OF point
zeal organizations, caucuSes, conven
,ions, or election campaigns" That
poes 10 the very root Of the matter
, 1877-06-16

DEMoCRTIC TRIUMPH The Phila
delphia Chronicle AYERS that it is of
those who have ever had an abiding
faith in the triumph OF democratic
principles, tha, faith being founded
upon the fact that the maintenance
AMI triumph of those principles are
virtually essential 10 the prosperity of
orr republican form of government.
Therefore, it believes that the day of
victory is the near future. Had right
prevailed, aud Justice been conceded
her own, the country TO day you'll he
under wholesome democratic rule.
with Samuel j. TIldsn and not Roth
erford 3. Hayes q; the head Of The
government. Bat it was otherwise
ordered. The time had not yet come
for the full and complete yindication
of democratic policy Fraud and chi
canery were granted aaother lease OF
partial power. Political scoub5reI.
ism was permitted for brief period
longer 10 hold up its shameless head, a.,
and laugh in 6erision at the people
whom il had betrayed Bat. happily.
time sets all things even. We have
passed through many lribalGious, bat
the day CT delive-anee Will come, aud
the honest portion of The people will
have their compensation. The demo
ctacy shall win. The pathway 10 vic
tory is straight and well defined lhss
nothing but the most Insane policy ON
the part of the democratic leaders can
prevent the great party Of tie people
from treadiug il sarely.
, 1877-06-16

The democratic House of Repre-
sentatives is charged by the partisan
press as responsible for The present
lack ot funds TO defray The expenses of
the UniIed States courts, whereby
much Inconvenience is occasioned TO
lawyers and litigau,s in all parts of
the country. The fact is, however,
that The responsibility lies st the door
OF the former administration Of the
department of Jus ice. There appears
to be no doubt that the money which
should now be available to pay the
ordinary aud usual expenses of the
courts was diverted by Attorney
General Taft aud employed 10 com
peBsaie the thousands of raaies, elec-
tioneeripg agents appointed .ast Fall
Cader The guise Of deputy marshals.
, 1877-06-16

WEAK-The new party in North
Carolina that ex-Congressman Leach
is bOas.iug his capacity 10 erect
into formidable and revolutionary di
mersions, appears TO pan out very
small. There is.a good deal of lye
about that leach, but it isn't concen
trated enough to carry all old whig
egg.
, 1877-06-16

EASTERN NEws,-You can get ali
kinds OF news fIom Eastern EGrope in
the same column Of any ofthe dai!ies.
You can learn positively that there is
to be peicri that the war is going on :;
thar the Danube will be crossed that
1t will not be crossed at all; that
Mnkhtar PaSha is cashiered; that he
Is stall lighting away; that Ardanan
is recaptured, and that it is not; tha,
the Turks IL asia are perfectly pow
erless, and that the Russians there are
badly beaten, ETC., elc. After reading
all this. ana columns more like ii. the
only thing that you reliably know IS
that you den't know anything,
, 1877-06-16

JouS A. LOGAN sIys he cannot live
on $4,000 year, consequently he
declines the Brazilian Mission; that
is, presumipg the Brazilian Mission to
have ever been offered him. Bat how
did this expensive individual contrive
10 subsist as Senator on halt the sum
and on what ground is the govern
ment compelled to support HIM any
way?
, 1877-06-16

LONDON, June a-Turkish journals assert that
Hobart Pdsha has left NarDa with squadron TO
lombard Odessa. state OF siege havi 9 been pro-
claimed IN Roumahia, kilograms concerning military
movements heDcefOrth will be stopped. One of the
great of the state of siege the ttistdc
tory orking of the Roumania railways All rail-
road officials are now subject 10 military authority
Russi aus MT only intent 10 occupy Bulgaria, but
have all arrangements for remaining at least three
years IN the Villages OF A irlHuOple.
kussian merchants III Bs tic ports are reported 10
be clearing their warvvs and warehouses ty export
ing all goods fast possible, apprehendlng ge;l-
eral prohibition OF eXportalons.
Mon .encSTlns are commanding Spuz.
4 Russian fUrce from Abraham has reached Ar
danuduSch. The Governor and Iour battalouS OF the
garrison of Arizhan reached EIzeroum. The Gov.
Will be court-IuartItle1.
There has been ski-IE;sies with tie advance Of tie
Russian right wing N4rnIran.
Mukhtar Pasba has force to cut eommunl-
cation OF the RUSSIAN tight wing and centre.
1t Is reported MuAhtar Pasha has been cut of
from Ere ouin aad KaIs.
The Russians attempted 10 cross the Banuoe in
force between NIkopOnS and Sistoya Friday, but
were Tepu.sei
1t Is deeisiYely settled that Prince Milan will not
visit the Cltr III RoGmana.
ST P.IFRsBUBG, June S.-The Russian official
Messenger publishes decree ordering neE levy OF
2.S,OOG men. So great levy Is unpr- c tented
LoSDoS, June S-A Vienna correspondent states
That IN cCDSeq OF the remOpstraDces OF Chris
tan Gisnales 10 the propgiety of pressing Chris
tians 10 GIT in Holy Mnslem war, the Porte his
Postponed the eOnscription OF its Christian subjects
and commenced 10 levy tie usual exemption money.
dispatch from ploiesti asserts that laws Tor the
future government OF Bulgaria alIeady drawn up
RUSSIA and have bee,i tI:aslsted into the native
language within the last day or two.
NIEHSi, June Both fem CSEstantiHOple and
ETzrroum come reports OF considerable agitation
among the Armenian population of the PtShal al
EIZ -rouIn tor ul;imI,e Hnh-xatIoB TO Russia This
causes great Anxiety in S;amb, uL
4 special from Peia repo Is that Hobart Pa>la has
captured three Greek grain s;pS w.!. ende.v-
ORG 10 run TIE blockade of ReEtch.
, 1877-06-16
Hew York, June II.

Markets generally open dull; -four has "A better
export demand and frInsr except Tor English ship
ping brands on which buyers and sellers were .
cents apart The m-Tket closed strong heat,
shipping demand light hut frmer, at lac higher.
Pork steady and dun at sl4 l5GH % Rio coffee
very firm hut quiet. Refued sugars steady for Tel-
low. but upper qualities are slow and weak. Teas
dull. aud new crop Japan at hand tending tG keep
buyers quit. Dry gool rather more active, and
buyers from the far West, in ante patton OF nd
vance on freight charges on the lst OF July, have
F.... l,v
, 1877-06-16

.S69. 9.9S5,OOO

II is provided that the Government
shall ;oId $4,000 more per mile of the
companys bonds, or S12,000,O00 in
all, and which the Secretary of the
treasury shall be empowered TO sell
at any time to meet any liabilities in
Cured in construction or otherwise.
The plain English Of this is that the
Government is authorized TO sell
Sl2, 600, 600 of the paper Of the Texas
and Pacific Railroad Company, bear
ing the Governments own iudorse
meat, 10 meet Indebtedness placed up
on ii by default of the Texas and
Pacific Company. This would rai>e
the sum total Of the bonds indorsed
by the Government to the handsome
figure Of SSl 995 900. and the annual
interest on then, IN gold, Won d be
S4,099,l $50.
, 1877-06-16

LONDON BAYK or OREGON Ere
Ri.g Telegram says: I'VE learn from pretty
god authority that Mr Eiwin Russell. IaIe
manager uf The Bank Of British Culuiabia in
this city, l. now forming a hIuk IN LIudou
audrr the name OF London Bank Of Oregon,
limited, with a capital of 5000 coo. with
b,anch Offices in this cry. Albany, Walla
Walls aud A-,oria. The directors are ali
London gsatleElea OF Prominence. counectrd
10y business Interests with O-egun- The
hrei Office is 10 De- in London and he gsaer-
81 etf.s il Por.l.ai.'' =
, 1877-06-16

To INSPECT TuE MINEs.-Mr Jos ODen-
he'm-F sill s'srt u2 the Colum his river this
morning en route for all extended trip 10
CsiiVilis and vicinity At Waiiula he will
meet Ar- Fall, veCy scientific mining e1-
pert, who came from San francisco some tine
ago foT the purpose of iuaking thorough ex-
animation Of the various lodges il Baker
county, IN The interest OF capitalists. These
gen'lemen Sil then proceed IN company 10
Calville, for the parpose of personally in
sp-ciing the qGar,z and placer dIscoyerIes iu
that re,ion. They will be absent some time.
-QytqcnAg
, 1877-06-16
PhIIa6eipnin. June IL.

Wool scarce frDer. new unwashei arriving freely
AMI sold rs fast AS offered 4t quotations. Colorado
WISHED, I7Gc27c, unwashed, .5Sl-i extra and
Merino pulled, s2S3Sc; No Keyser, pulled. 35Gt
s5e Texas. fne and meiium, lsS30ei coarse 1855
lSc; California, fine and medium, ,iSt26c-
, 1877-06-16
TO ApvEafssEsss. A

The Wara waiia STATESMAN has niuch iaFfes
circulation than any Oil,er paper pa /. - 80,
'reryIt,ry of washington, aud he-oc offers saIIiot
i.a,,a,,, : to s3yertIsers who w0cii reaeH the
very b-st class OF p4yins customer
, 1877-06-16
.RzEs4lEzlb.

NcKFr-YFSNEY-At the residence of The briies
parents, June 8, 1877, by he Rev Z. Tower. Mr..
]. W. McK.e and Miss Sarsh NJ. Yenney, 10th OF
this county
, 1877-06-16
auupgarinn Ipterpe,.atiou.

PFsrH. June g.--Stamsni announced in the Hunga-
ran Diet that he would intrrpeilate the government
reg .rdIng the principle OF lis policy IN the East,
namely, whether convention exists between Ausro-
Hungary aud OF the belligerents, and whether
anuexafIon ur CccuDgtiOu Is intended
, 1877-06-16
Turkish EinanceH.

CoNsrANT1SoPLE, june 9.-The faaneial committee
in the Chamber of Deputies Will recommend that
five million Turkish pounds demanded by the minis
tiers, be raised by OF forced loan, secnred by
taxes levied the security of public funotonares
ana by doubling the present land tax
, 1877-06-16
WAR IN THE EAST

oS1rok, June s.-A Turkish column going to 90
ransko met by Gen soeiea ana iri.en o1cA -
information As the defeat OF tins column ~oui5
leave the rear of the Suliman PNsba 5 army sAIsea
il Is probable he will attack Gen. soeiea before nioS
ing on Gen NukOVitoh agaia. 49,,
From vssnna comes news that Prince NIklta has
seut renforeements 20 ;he honteIlesrin= usi 80
Kristss and that they have taken up 4 POSITION AZ
Pg-rciSco PreSjika toward the end OF D"gi p'AA 10
she direction Cf Ncsic, where probably anothei az
tempt vii be made TO stop Snlimsn on his way 10
provision that place But tor this lace only loa-
ton of the forces eonld be spared as the Turkish IN
vdsIOn threatens Montenegro qa me ihilo sl-e 70
which hitherto 40 attention seems to have been pa
nAmeiv IRON SieDtrza. lhe rep ri OF TINS thlru
division seems undoubtedly true, being eonrIned oy
Turkish official buI erin5 aud trom other reliable
sources. The correspondent admits the Turkish
GivisioR from Beran has crossed the frontier or as
soc. and taken up position which tsey hSNs iott u
fA Another attack IS anticipated nom the side o.
Antuvari Gen Soeieia reported 10 Prince NiSits
that he had sueceeies in cutting IN too iurk sh
column wlaeh was attempting 10 relieve GofansAa
and elnturiDsr a nrayisiOu tram OF 1u9 horses
, 1877-06-16

FIR 4 DiE.
"WEDNESDAY, July 4th, at P NJ Tro;ting Race,
best three Ia five 20 harness. Purse $50. Fmst
Horse, s95; second, $40; Ihiri, SIS.
Eunbins Race, at p. II, uile heats, best two IN
thrae Purse, s9j. First Horse, S65; second, so
third, SO.
SECOND DAY.
THURSDAY, July 5th, at P. M.-Trotting Race,
free for all horses that have beaten three mn-
utes, best three In nve TO harness Purse slOO
First Horse, SOS; A.; second. sl5 third SO.
Running Race, at P. NJ, half mile heats best two
in three Purse, S75 First Horse, sl5 second sc /;
third, $40.
The Tro:tinz 10 be governed by the Rules Of the
National Association. The Running to be governed
10y the Sacramen'o Running Ru IS Entranee, ten
per for all the above Three to enter and
rec TO start Seats in the Grand stand free 10
ladies. CHAS. S BUSH Proprietor
Walla WalIa, June s, 1877. 2std
, 1877-06-16
HnrryinS H>.r Fleet.

BERLrS. June 9.-TLe German non clad squadron,
on its way TO the East has been ordered to proceed
Nth ,reatest'spe A second practice squadron OF
seven vessels about to be formed The Admiralty
age preparing TO enlist additional seamen. No per-
sons liable TO service IN the navy are permitted 10
LIZ. tk..ir districts
, 1877-06-16

General War Notes

CoS~TASTINCPLE, June 9.-Iatest dispatches from
Eize:oum state that the Russians co.tinue TO ad-
vance. MukItar Pashl Las drawn closer TO Erzer-
ouIn where battle appears imminent
, 1877-06-16
Advancing into Montenegro.

All Pasha, co,nmaniing at Now BaZar, telegraphs
as follows {" The Turks continue 10 advance INTO
MOnienegrin territory. They have thrown briase
over The rlyar Lin and there attacked the village Of
Androvitch, the chief place in SusOupik- The Mon-
tenegrins wers routed and the village eiptured
wier. uTon I've villages upon the oanks OF tn Ln
submitted. Tomorrow We attack PrIntIncnlka
He also teieerap..s the Monlenegrins attacked Pol
ynrifTa nd xx,sr,s rprluiSei
, 1877-06-16
LKSI OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Posioffce, ~ ala Walk, Wall
Walh county, W T.. June 10, ISL:
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c.al isoan and Trust Company. Marine
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AZ the solicitation ~ The President and secfe.
tary sherman. Assistant Nr~rctary vi thr
Treasury Mccormick has consented Ia rstnAi,.
In atlice until after thc extra wcs~ion.
III. wurk VI reorganization % tho Patent
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cent. II TIN irnmler II moicls DESTROYED are
known - pending application models. They
sre nsicis either atill under examination or tha.
have pA@~oi the office without having secured
patents. Tho Commissioner II Patents haA d..
tcrmiacd ~ ask all pAtentrcs h present du.
plicaie model VI their own oxiTnsc.
National hank notc. iss,,cd during Sep.
tcnter, *i,J2t,5t0. Eight, pcr cent. thereof
In sreenh&rks will hn DESTROYED. leaving TIN
outstanding legal tenders II +a56. 6.piia37.
EA.rnhlir Printer ciaIr has purchased tl.n
National kspmhlndn, aud will hereafter run IL
In opposition u President Hayes alninir,ra,
tirn.
Iii tho casr ~ .x Assistant Secretary III III.
Treasury Frederick A, sawyer, Frank W.
iifnoks, sNscnmni.sifer lis,ncr a,,t ullrrs.
charged With conspiracy 10 4. fraud IN. Gov.
sr,,nnnt u so7,di3, the Inr, returned vi.
dict of guilty