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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03
soUTh CAROLINA NE WIS.

Aiken is Originating another mill.
tia company. .t.n az, ...... ..
Crpfut, deputy collector, has been
seizing tobacco at Blaokville. -. :. ,
On Sunday night one of tie hard
est rains the ''oIdest inhabitant"
ever heard of fell in Chester.
T.; Professor Greener, Of the South
Carolina University.'is trying to get
a government position. ..
Work on the Spartanburg and
Asheville Railroad is being rapidly
pushed forward. ...0 -.
A militia company was organized
at Lowndesville on the 17th inst,
under tho name of the ''McGowan
Rifle Guards"
The dwelling Of Mrs. G. j. Robert
son, of Yorkville, took fire last week,
but the flames we're soon discovered
and promptly extinguished.
Gen. w. A. Walker, of Chester,
has ROCK found on his premises
which evidently bears some symp-
toms Of being strongly tinctured
with gold. The General will have
tho rock investigated. ,i.ru .u.. !.
Capt A. T.. Bristo ", a prominent
citizen in the Brow nstille section of
Marion county, WIS seriously stabbed
by. one John Cox last week. rho
assailant was drunk, and, committed
the deed in Capt. BIS own store
Up to date Captain Perrin, special
agent for Abbeyillo county, has col
looted altogether S11,164.90., Of
this amount $7,7OS,30 goes to the
State under Hamptons ten per
cent. call, and S3,456.60 to the
county, Things were pretty lively
at the treasurer 9 office, Last. week.
The remains Of the late Gen.
John A. Wagner, Of Charleston,
have been removed to that city from
Walhalfd. A committee of citizens
went up md took the body IN charge.
It was received in Charleston with
solemn and appropriate ceremonies.
Joe Britt, the negro whose evil
donce before the Congressional
Committee was so outrageous, was
brought UP to Ahbeville ina box on
last Saturday. Since the troubles
in Columbia, he hess been one !, OF
Cham berlain's guards .at the, State
House. r!DtD,ta yGt"d YnvEt l;i.i
t,>Sevegai very Bold and suteessfa
burglarieat we're comf6itE6d atDhe
West, ohn last Fridy night The
hgroesry store Of Agnews & Bonner
I;was forcibly SAtoi@H and alot of bS
Icon htolenD DR. Gra8r's crib was also
broken open arid ia, considerable
quantity Of corn castied OF II" tspa
+ On the morning of the 3latiinsk,
while Peswyf F. lHatebetl, AyiAgiip
Mafiohs was. on, hiai waYS from lhis
mill, he !. was. .attaekeds by three
sttfange daegrGes, seiged and carried
Shout two } handrad yards S ronu
THO fbad aud robbed c&, rSllka O.. glEp,
p,Hatohdlb attempted tooglefedd tlhiG,p
self with his pistol, but The robbers
knocked It Out Of his hand,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03
SPRING GOODS
FOR

To-day the campnign's fairly closed,
Tie lucky man is he
Who tales his seat on the 4th of Maroh
Our President he'll be:
And now the next best thing
just suited to our mind.
Is where to get the cheapest goods
The best of goods to find.
My friends and Invent out ono day,
Some New Spring Goods to buy;
And We resolved, before we went
The different stores to try.
We wandered Winnsboro all around
Until our feet were sore,
And found the very place, ut last.
Twas SOL WOLTE'S New Cash Store
OF Hats, Clothing and Boots md Shoes,
The lntost to our view
The very best styles of Dress Goods,
And Prints so cheap and new.
So then, my good friends, one and NIL,
Now is your time to try
What Bargains you can get of me
Or, you neod not buy Of SOL.
feb II
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03
NeWGI Gq5o'Qyas'': 9 yAs'': J.! II. @

arrive at tho Dry Goods, Fahsy ~ :.
L Goods and Millinery .,.} -, ~
. BAZAAR. !, !,
.sS New Spring Prints and other Goods OK .,. ,.l
4. INSPECTION; l..+ -. " ..,a
Of the L.dies and pubic generally So, -,,..s,
ahd goods will compare fatoraBly with ,'t'0'@
nyp any ~ the '}ltafrAheet.on }mltafrAheet. t,a ,.@.
AGENT
;sses 5Gf s%'sssa snd eises iRs fS|sGa ts kss kad!s
! ALL WINTER GOODS
marked down in prices to clear them ont
as puch as possible. "i,i n!oidf % % TE3A 81
! ~ ALWAYS REoElVING Xxx ,'5."' !,,}r4r%n z}s "a
fesh and choice Goods in tic GfHo,caeri5y, GfH, ai5, ,''r1
Department. '.'5 NH'
l12H2,4 THE PUBLIC.
Rrataware th1t my sboclt consists 0f;(4anelntb
raj erslnndise = It tlIerefdfe tsiHes foofG.iljI
taslhch time and space to itemizc Suffice pfavfl
nc 20 soy, you caD find all you want ut
j. O:"BOAGS.
Gar Sns Isn Ess.S saaSa 70 Rose Potatoes, reb
x ~ ooe"" ant ath 20 a9ll .HNID ,5aoat,pc Gf
~ y. 9. BOAG'S.,
,Taiqiture Lpmtbsr sfkiiaslEss skiihasslEess,s &c. l1 ios
safe asIlow as the lowest, by ssram
:. J. 3. BoAG.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03


The News and Derald,
wINNsEoRo. S. G. y y !
Tuesday, April 8. .! 1877.
r. MHANs DAVIS, Rdttor.
JNo, s. 89&yEE9hRs, 9&S:E98h iR lAssooiate Editor.
fredericksburg Commission will
spend twoIwseke' ,in New Orleans,
gathering o2idepes, soto, Speak, and
will then return to; Washington TO
submit thelr :yiewFoto the procras>.
tinatingl President y.ia 'nt .,l,l 1,
Tho. telegraph, brings the start
ling rumor thatJMn, Hayes hns .been
served with y writ Of quo acn,vu,,to
by which it is"inten ded to test his
title to tho present he received
from the Returning Boards at the
of Judge. Bradley. The
discredited in ':Administra
:. =. :. 49,: - -,..1 >
Along, With & Governor Or Hampton! ton!
on his errapd to Washington, there
were, besides Generals, Conner and
Butler, a committee, of merchants
and capitalists from Charleston,
They put plainly before the Presi~
dent the present depressed state! Of
business and tho evil results certain
to follow a Continuance Of the pres
ent unsettled condition of the State
government. ; 80 ,,' @2a ..
tt - - --ssets7 -. a..
In his conference with the Presi-
dent, Governor Hampton reiterated
his intention to maintain inviolate
the rights Of citizons Of oil classes,
and to resort to none but legal
remedies for the attainment of the
end he has in viewMthe possession
of tho State. records and, the. State
buildings. In the purpose thus OK
pressed, the Governor bnly gave
utteranee to the feeling of the entire
Democracy Of South Carolina. 4 VI. "
And now comes q correspondent
of the Richmond DispatcA and says
that the, beautiful story about
Grants declining the sword of Lee
at Appomdtox is all myth. He
says Lee never offered his sword, the
terms Of surrender being TINT off
GERS should retain their side-arms.
1t seems really pity to deprive his
tory of such a'pretty' tale. Much
worse is it to take, frop Grant all
tho credit ho has enjoyed for one
Of the few manly and soldierly acts Of
which people ever suspected him.
.--~.-~>+er,,,,--t W\rN .
The impression, mado by Cover
nor Hampton, during tho past six
months, upon thepc6bB Of all po1iti"
cal parties, e notwharree' better, illus-;:
tratod than in the following article
from q recent issue of tho Washingl
ton National"Bepu6lica,,: '.'. o..
The next Democratic Candidate for
the Presidency will be a Southern
man, if that party thinks best to run
any one' in 1880. L! His name is
Hampton, J That lib will BE a. Tor
midable' canditaata' no one will doubt.
During the Hist ca,hpaign his con-
duct won for Him the respect and
contidence Of all CLASSES North, and
South. lie Was for fottr years n
bitter rebel, but that is counter
balanced by. tho fact that he has
been gentleman for fifty years. '
That was decidedly poser put
by Captain S. Y. Tuppor, the presi~
dent of the, Qharlestony .ChombgrH Of
Commerce, to Mr.. Hayes: In the
course Of the Interview between the
Ttl,o,1,l.UQ AJ1 :hltlIiNt >. -. =
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03

The Eouisiana" Commission will
spendtwoIweeketi tin New Orleans,
gathering o2fdepss, soto, Speak, md
will then fctprn TO- Washington to
submit thelr :yiewspto the procras>
tinatingl President y.ts 81 .,:II -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03

Tho telegraph, brings the start
ling rumor thatiMn, Hayes hns .been
served with . WRIT 6f"q,to ararru,,to
by which it is'intendod to test his
title to thc ,present he received
from the Returning Boards at the
of ,T,itlfre PRO Jlnv The
The New York herald., 1877-09-24
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
GERALD BRANCH oPFicE. It265 BRoADwAY"
OPEN DAY AND SIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.


AMysENENyTsal; Z; nsy r,ssas,a and 9Th coll.
BlLIhARDs, i Isr .,s.I P4SE-ath col
soAkP HSp L9palSe %ssTEPasn sno CO.'S COL
BEoGKEYSo BESISEss FF F.c. COL
BUSINESS SoTiUEsM.S1n rAcK-esh Get
& sESsE5 Hs6 p .sss;S nd s.s % COLI.
SE!sSss P.ssES's 81
pescS col r'0 ''' ''
bBEYT5sTEpYLJ," BEY donps-I. P.s.-ss P.s.-s,n COL col
bwELIING HOUSES TO. LET. FURNISHED AND
EUROPEAN col co.,
ExCURsION s--2p PAcE-6th col.
s8S ssh And APARTMENTS TO
E$E =...s 3. co,
HoRsKs. GtfkIAGEs. %o.-is1 PAcn~ad and Sd coils.
HioottssEs, koois sc:. 'wANrED-2D rAcr-2d col.
MACHINEKY-eTu PAcx--4tn col
MtIishKY AS6 hSfossa Rsssass%fhKISol sf PAGE 9TH col,
Nm PHsIie tff6 fioSsassai g ss'i r4or-o.A COL
roSI sELLiSGioisI T f fAsk-sd l' col fA''-''' COL
PRsPEsSioNAL SITUATIONS wANTED-PEMALEs-
rnoF.hIY 'bI'e oUS 81 81 The CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RETT-2p PAok-lst col
EWAKDS-- lsT PAGE-lst col
SALES AT AUCT10N-2D PAcE-3d, 4th and oth coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7TH PAGE-1st I'd,
~ sSa ss COL
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsT Page-1stand I'd coils
sPOkTING- DOGS BIRDS, &C.-lsr PAGK-2d COL
STORAGE--orH PAGE col.
THE rRADES-9TH PAGEz-6th col.
THE TURF-lsr PAGK-21 col
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAcK-lst col
JRAVELLEKS' GuIDE-2p PAGE-6th col.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ID PAGE-1st and I'd coils.
MANTED rQ pURCHASk-9rH PAGK-4th col.
MATCHES JEWELRY &C.-lsr PAGE-6th col.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-1st col
WINTER RESORTS-2d PAGE Sd col.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. &C.-lOTH PAGE-6th COL
The New York herald., 1877-09-24
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE NEW YOBK ELEVATED RAIL.
Oroad COMPANY No. Broadway. September ~, 1874 -
Notice Sealed proposals will be received
the oicc company nntl Tucsuay. october at IL
NJ fr pleton its double track railroad between
the Battery 6lst ior it's double track extension
hnv. jlst SlSt ST.. for
double rncK from Whitehall - through Front Pearl
ss the Bowery and 81 90 59ih 81 including branches
terminus OF the East Hivcf Bridge
and tho Grand cntral Depot sidc cumprsna alto
lchcr about hec mes Of single aud six mites IL double
track Terms The right Is by lie company
10 aot the work sucn contractors ONLY nnd TO
only much deem to be for Its
Form proposals, division OF material work,
specific atons time Of completion aud other nfora
tion reQured. Y be obtained az this onicc.
CYRUS W. FIELD. President
The New York herald., 1877-09-24
DRY GOODS.

A.
Gontlemen's Shoes. Caters and Boots
French Calf and Kid. srea. variety.
- 10 and upward
ssBRooKs. 1896 Broadway. corner 2sth 81
c. JOHNSTON.
o'o.dw.y, s,h .v. and 2sd ST..
viii have their
'sn Opening
French Costumes.
Miliincry
wednesa., and rhur.d.,
September 26 and 81 1877
MILLIsERY.
PARIS MADE uNTD tSp ISb ISISHND B5ssrrs
sEoSudss the T2S LaTFs AUsopGS
PARTISAN NOVELTIES.
ALSO AN EXCEEDINGLY. CHOICE ASSORTMENT
TRIMMED a fSp Rr} TsFkISNED .EkHsE ,nx gars PRICES
BUDS, FRUITS AND II lEAYEs; iS,,,!as p, cvvs
AND ORNAMENTS IN JET AND PARIS METAL,
sovEh hiSarIoss Sp ASp EXPECTS
A. T. STEWART / CO..
CpECIAL NOTICE
WHOLESALE BUYERS or
KID GLOVES.
HARRIS BROTHERS
WILL orEN THIS DAY
5000 DOZEN 4ID GLOVES
IN 2BUrToNs ALL THE NEW FASHIONABLE
sHADEs-sEAL BROWN. NAVY BLUE, PLUM.
STATES Ao.-Ar
81 so PER DOZEN
s77 BROADWAY.
BETWEEN 18TH AND 10TH sTs
PLACK SILKS a LARGE LOT OF srPERIoI.
low Prices 'Sai diSrsfs q% sssisn *
$4,000 wotTn S., nf ss LAos s.SI Esn Ss5a:
s%rasss Of cost DENNhT wiIa%s
l.i5l Broadwsy. between 18th and 27th
MlLLINERV AND DNEssMAKING.
MME: aALoorEAG. SO EAST I"rn sf., Will;
Nlopen her Importation OF Paris Millinery Tor the fall
season on Wednesday. 2irh inst
y MEfN. SO BROADWAY. WILL OPEN ON TUES
ls.day ana "Wednesday. sep,ember ~ .nd =" choice
BILLIARDS.
4 LARGE STOCK OF BILLIARD TABLES AND
H. ". CoLLhNDEk, 7,s Broadway.
A MEXICAN STANDARD BILLIARD TABLES, NEW
shu sseona % nnn u. g,e. nnasans n"sn'ee M ana
W. II. GRIFFITH CO., ~ vesey st.
rIANUFO,rEs. ORGANS. 81.
A -DEckEk BROTHERS MArclihEss pIANos
n .arc now offered at unprecedented low prices; few
hand Decker Brothers Pianos. perfect order
sale cheap Pianos 70 rent beware o. bogus Decker
Sis'd
A ssORTMENT OF SECOND HAND sTkINwAY
H,upn nrtv pur Ala fnfhar
makers beware of bogus pianos psed OF as genuine stem
Soys o %sss a. s~co % Or 4 II stve sw Y
number Of hne second haud rianos In perfect order.
An IMMENSE BAEGAIy.-MAGNIFIcENT FOUR
n round Pianos all modern improvements almost
$50 cash Pianos to rent from - mp rent allowed II
purchased khAhAuEh. 3p2 bow"ry.
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PIANOrORrE, sioO
"A also magnificent wood Panofortc four round
IA octaves all modern improvements cost sooi for
covered satin. 81 2Op for sI75 Chamber Din
ing Room Furniture Can at private residence t2O West
23i st, near 9Th av.
BET B.,KGAIN OF ALL.sUrEisloR l3 oc-
sold. 80 East 9th near broadway.
A ssORTMENTs UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANO
h!ortes- Instaments $40 monthly: rent s3 upward
BIDDLE. Is Wavcrley place. near Broadway.
A NEW SPLENDID Is OCTAVE PIANO, cELE
~ rated city maker fully guaranteed only SlS Call ~
East ftb ST. near Bowcrv
-NASuFArugEns' BAn,iA>s;. "a OCTAVE
n .PisnO short time. SID: Pianos. instament
$40 monthly. rent 81 CABLES. lo1 West 23d st.
Alb OCTAVE PIANO. NEARLY NV, $50: STEIN.
way. Chickrrine. wcber Pianos low rents Meodcon.
GORDON 4 SON. IS East I4th st,
~ modern improvements; ss5. Residence, 2ie
East 3Oth ST. near Sd sv.
The New York herald., 1877-09-24

FURNITUHE.
Al FURNfTURE
D. KELLY, 5l2 and 5l4 9Th av,
corner Both st.. and
corner 25th IT,,
has hand and Is Offering for sao splendid stock Of
Parlor, Chamoer, Library,
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture
prices which defy competitions.
Walnut Chamber Suits from $50.
Parlor Suits, pieces from 500
Cottage Suits seven pieces. from SIG.
Walnut Bcdste ads from IA.
Walnut Bureaus from 10.
Walnut Washstnnds from 81.
Walnut Dressing Cas- from 3D.
Walnut Wardrobcs from $40.
BuGcts Etageres Hsstands Chifonniers. Secretaries
Desks, Lounges, Sofas. Mirrors.
&c, &C.,
Mt correspondin, low prices.
Country srdors promptly attended to.
All Goods pnc,ud and shpped iree or charge
The New York herald., 1877-09-24
AMUSE

PoorH,s THEATRE --->fNEE AIMEE:
DLAsr WEEK or The AIMEE SEASON AT BoorIi's.
Io-nigh, Mondsy. also Tuesday and Wednesday. even
inss. VIII DO presented the great success Of
TIE LAST AIMEE SEASON.
la BOULANCEkE DIS Ecus frne Rich Bakeresp
NILE AIMEE IN her original character AKs,UI
NILE. DUPARC In her original char Tt,INOy
In the last act Nile AIN will introduce the beautiful
Spanish song, LA PALoMA" Thursday evening. sep
evening BY rsgnes, and positively la time IA FILE DE
NINE ANGUT Mile. Aimee A. Ci.AIkErrE. Mile Mario
Nile. LANCE. Saturday afternoon 30 last gaA
Aimee Matinee Popular prices. Admission 5Os safur-
dap evening !A performance OF tbs Booth Monday
evening october insneurstion Of the Aimee Opera oufs
~ tho Broadway Theatre and hrt production
America o. L~cocq's latest succcss la MARJOLAIXE.
Box Office open daily from A. NJ Till iOP NJ.
T,HE GREAT Nkw YORK AQUARIUM. BROADWAY
and 35h ST. open daily from \. 81 I'LL 10 y. M.,rand
P!,csoria Exhibition Fishes. Animal. and Marine Plants.
Live Dolphin. feet long. Wonderful Walking Fish.
Green Msray serpenL Tropical Fishes and tnemo-
mes frswns, Yellow Carsux Angel Fish Baliisti,. Uni
Fishes Sea swallows Hair filmed Piephsris.
Horse Six African 1irsrc. Astonsbag experiments BY
Professor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. exposed Afternoon
and evening Concerts Sacred Concert Sunday afternoons
and eveningn
The New York herald., 1877-09-24

Miss Alicia Jourdan Luke Schoolcrat George H. Goes.
Larry 1ooley. VI. Leopold. Mile ieraldine VIII IL Nor
tcn. J. sheridan. Ben Gon Mise virgic Jackson. the
Empire Quartet
The New York herald., 1877-09-24

ABy VAN TASSELL 4 KEARNEY, AUCTIONEEks
AT THEIR HOESt AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
10. H. EAST 18TH ST., NEAR 4TlI AV,
On UESDAY. 18TH SEPTEMBER,
o'clock
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-05
MINERAL RESOURCES.

The mining news from thc various min ingcamps throughout ,ao Territory is look ing up, and ,heprospect for big yield in bullion from tue few, oi the many, ncu mines being developed, seems certain which will have 8 tendency Co bring cmi- grafton to our uouI.rs in greater ralio than at auy period since ,hr settlement hy Americans. Along ,ac sonora line on Jh, South, and to tuc Els, bordering on Nev Mexico, in Pima county, reports of rich tinGs, and healthy outlook i> chroniclea by the press. pr.~nect'r and others who arc authority from tsal section. New and im- proved machinery i- taking the place ui tH. old rude rus;rl>. and Hucr, o0e lon of or. could be reduced in tweaty-four hour, now the capacity can ho increased to from h to 60 tons
 In Pinal county, although the mining en- terprises are. as it were, in their infancy, much is being done which goes to show that the deposits ot mineral are very yalua- bic. Many new and costly mills are being brought in and erected. some of which arc now, with steady and telling effect, pulver- izing the giittering ores which are yielding satisfactory profits to their worthy owners
 Following this wonderful belt oi mineral northward through the county ot Maricopa which can boast of valuable mining prop er,y, besides having the most extensive yal- ley for agricultural purposes ia the Terri tory. We strike the famous mines of Brad shaw. Humhug. Peck. and Turkey Creek dis trictS. where the din from the miner>' ham mer and pick rcSouuds through every can yon, and over every hi!,-tup. Capital is com ing in, cabins are appearing, like magic. upon the various leads, idle men are being hired and put tp work prospecting the my~- tcrioUS rCccS-es fur beneath tAe cropping- that stand like monuments. hechoniag tHa hardy miner on Co plunge .e.p .vrtAc great treasures buried in che dark beds ot >ium- Der. encased and held secure by the mass i've walls. rock-rjhhca, which were formed by nature in thn long past. Quartz mills are numerous throughout the county, and the shipment of bullion vii, justify Us in the assertion that, in no country are the mines more valuable than here in layapai. and with the completion of the new ma chinery now being put up, We expect the increase in bullion will exceed anything heretofore chrouiclCd. several fold.
 To the West in Moilyc county, We have the NcCrackin mine, which, il size and richness, >urpa>scs tbe renowned tomstocN of Nevada; and just uow two uew mills are under construction, which will be used in turning out the CliucriHg bars of silver from this wonderful deposit.
 During the next year We look for the population of tine Territory to be doubled. and the day is drawing nigh when the State of Arizona will cause another star to be niacsd on the American Fl...
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-05
TIE ruEIAs AND RrssIANs.

The great armies now engaged m one oi the most bloody wars of moderE time, have of late been actively employed, at one time with the odds in favor of the Russians and at tho next moment looking bright for the troops of the Orient But few days since the Russians occupied a triangular position based on two points on the Danube Sistova and Nikopoli--the appeN of the wedge at the Scblpka Pass, while the Turks lay ln three bodics-uuc before SChipka under Suleimau Pa,ha, the second at Rasgrad un- der Mchcmct Ali. the third front Plcyna to Loyacz under Osman Pasha. Hostiliues commenced with a violent assault by Sulci- man on Radetzky's Russians at Schipka Pass. where the Turks were rcpulscd from day t1 day. with a final admitted loss oi 1000 men. No sooner was this movement closed, than Mchcmct Ali in his turn ad- vauced and drove the Russian lines on the eastern Hanks ot the triangle, bgck from thc River Lom Co the lantra, some twenty llt miles The Russians at this point were commanded by the CIarovltch, thc heir ap- pueut t5 thc Russian throne, and seem to have been greatly outnumbeTed, as also at S,a.pha Pass.
 The first return movement was executed ly the Grand Duke Nicholas, almost at the same tmt. hy 50 general attack on the posi- t.eu- ui O~man Pa,ha. Here the tables U.I. turned. the Russians possessing hea' {. uum..l superiority, sweeping thc Turks out .i Ia,4sz aud closing In upon Plevna. Ia tle account oi the first day advance therc seemed ja ae every indication of speedy victory. which. however was disappointed. One. ui..iu ,bc lane, from Picvna to GriNlc- f..--l susu place 60 lhe uor,hwcst-Osman pa-Ba successfully resisted every subsequent effort jo disiodge him, and last week re- pulsed a z.aai assault of the whole Russian line with such fearful slaughter that the Grand Duke WAS compelled to open regu-
 lar siege ol his cuemy's positions, which lasts up yo this writing.
 The crisis seem, to be almost over, and the result is nearly certain There Is no probability that the Russians will advance to Adriouoplc this wear The fall rains are almost at hand, and there is not 8 road worthy of the name in Bulgaria or Roumelia. IT Osmau pasha fails as seems possible, the Russians will winter in their present posi- tions. If he hold, cut there is every prob ability that they will fall back to the Dan ubc. holding Nikopolis and SStova as tsies d, yo4H, and sustaining themselves in Rou- mania til next spring. Then it will be a question ut men and money.