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NEW SUMMER DRESS GOODS-JUST
- IN SEASON.
Monday, July 81. 1877.
;Vo received to-day and hs7oin storo a cholca
lino Of Summer DroSa Goods, and o!fer them at
extra low prices viz:
Yard wdo Dress Lino1 at Zoe.
10. Extra Good do. ct 25c.
Pacific Lawns. very pcotty, 81 l0c.
Plain White French UrganGics.
Checked do., very desirable.
French Crgandiss with rich bordering
White, Figured and Dotted MuslRs.
White Blue and Pink TarietsDs at Zoe.
Black Trimming snd Lining SILK. yard wide,
&c.
White Corded Piqus and Nuslins al 10c, to-
gether with other cheap goods,
y. F. BRASEEAR,
H. B. Hoomes No. 100 King streot,
jy2 Alexandria, Va.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY, DC.

BOOKS, STATEbNEakY, dc.
DECEIVED TODAY
Az At FRENCHS,
NO, 05 KING STREET.
New and very handsome stylos OF Papotorlei
at very low prices. .,,
A lob lot of Envelopes just received will be
sold at about one half the usual price.
NEW BOOKS TODAY.
The Marquis of Lossie, by George Melon
aid; 75c.
Me; soc.
The American Senator by Anthony %rol
lope; Soc.
Garth, by julian Hawthorne; 81.
After Many Days, By Christian Rood 81.
Il Woman Halter, By Charles Road; 75c.
Now Books daily.
jy3 s.. Il. FEENCE.
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GROCERIES, AND hslUOksS.

NOTICE.
cnioref for ssle
500 BARRELS OF FISH
Comprising
Family Roo Potomac Earrln2 in oDls s. do.
Bay Island Labrador and Boone BsJ Split
Herring.
Newfoundland Round snd Split Horring.
Call esrly and buy choap.
s5AM'L. j. REED,
iy2 No. II s. Fairfax 81 Alexandria
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LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
6 ooIey' S Cork Corset
ISAAC ETGH
lSolo Agent for G.iegand:ia. J

CORK TN LIEU 0E BONE--S!egant esEy,
durable snd delightful &c the wasrcr. go more
bones breaking. No cutting Of fnbTic. The
public rnay rely upon ucoisy'a Cork Corset as
being the very best and most comfortable Cor
set made. Il gives s plumpness to the figure
which no other CcrEot car sppToecil. The pres.
sure and burden O. drossos So ncw worn, render
it absolutely necessary for ladies who Ia? any
regard TO health to Hesr 5ono kind Of e Corset
to relieve this pressure. La6ies will find 10 their
satisfaction ant eonfo1t thst Cooloy's Cork Cor
SCI is Lne beet edsptcd for this purpose jyl2
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TrNCOURAGE HOME ENTBRPRISEl
ALEXANDRIA BROOM FACTORY,
Old Sentinel Building,
Cameron st., bet. Royal and Pitt,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Having bough. the outfit Of Mr., Wesley
Avery for the manufacture of BroonaS, wo can
now offer to tho trade line Of Broouls in avory
way as we'll made, of es good stock, style and
finish, and at prices as low as they csn be bought
of any manufacturer in the country. Motto
Quick sales and small profits" Call and see
for yourselves.
@s- Brooms wholesale only.
ap l6 jos. BEACH - w.
DONALD MCLEAN. GEO. UHLRR.
MCLEAN Sc UHLER,
IEk Successors to a. H. Mott & Bro.,)
DEALERS IN
HOUSEFURNIsHIING GOODS, CGTLERY,
PLATED, PLANISHED, STAMPED,
.JAPNNED. TIN, WOOD
AND WILLOW
WARES,
lof every doscription.)
l07 King street, Alexandria, Va
q. B.-hll orders from the country promptly
filed. ap PLY
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$40. 100. 200, 500 1000,

n Rrokors. No. u Wall street, New York,
maize desirable Investments in stocks, which
freaSontly frsro pay from Eve to twenty times the
amount invested. Stocks bought ana carried r.
long IS desired on deposit of three per cent:
Explanatory circulars and weekly reports SEM
FREQ. New loIR, my As eo'A
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r W AVERY
Dealer ia
CuUICE Family AND Fanny GROCE-
EiIGS, WINE LIQUORS, Sc. &c,
saps ALEXANDRIA, VA.
RJ'E5"a! STORE: II, y, o,>,,,>.,
REV PSICESl
The suhacciho1 respectfully snnounces that
ho has taken the s!cco
and is prepared to cfor D. full nrd carefully Sc
''''>' FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
ct prices which cannot fail to please. Goods
delivered promptly to all parts oE the city. and
satisfaction guaranteed in eyory particular. An
D1pS'tI.f my 5-tf ''''A S'' 5. J. DAVIDSON.
"; A. JOHNSON.
eaoCERY, LIQUOR, FEED AND COM
MISSI0N MERCHANT,
Northeast Corner Cameron and Royal streets.
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
~ Ali orders from the country will receive
prompt and careful attention. jan 2S-.f
EoKGE AcBURNEY & SON.
CaOIUE FAMILY AND FANCY uROCH
RES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE snd BROWN
STOUT.
also, EASTERN and POTOMAC EERII
and MA OK EREli.
NOS sesss AND s7e KING STREET,
(Washin gton i;a!i Buildirg,)
A!ozlndris, Va.
Orders promptly hlioa. nh 5l-tl
81 VIM. RAMSAY,
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCER,
TEA DEALER
S. E. COR KING AND ST. ASAPH S7'S.,
nov 22-tf Alexandria, VS..
lCEYsEE WATER!
lV GEYSER WATER
GEYSER WATERl
WAKEFIELD & HALLS,
iy9 Corner Prince and FajrfsS streets.
i CIGAR LIGHTERS
We have just received lot OF Cigar Lighters,
| White, Brown and Fancy Colors.
MCLEAN s. UHLER,
| iy 20 107 King street.
6sALL AND EXAaINE OUR GOODS
| AND Low PRICES.
E.J. MILLER & CO.,
! jy3 IS King street.
| WE GAIL attention TO Cur stock of Ready
| w Mixol PAINT, put up il one gsllon
cars ; any color desired. Call or send for sam
pie card Of coio-s
| nh il h. r. PEAkE & co.
pRIME LEMONS just received
= jy 10 McBUBNEY s. SON.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1877.
FOR SALE Dzs KEMT,

Es7OB RBNT-Deziring a smaller house, the
s' one in which I reside is offered for rent.
For particulars enquire Of Samuel 9. Brent,
King street.
iva WIN. KILGOUR
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Z. BREMGLES

4 BREMGLES
ICE CREAM PARLORS.
King street,
uaya boon reitted and arranged in the most
approved styls OF comfort and ease; and he
promises during the p1csont scasou to ncei tho
wants of dis patrons in the same acceptable
manner as for years past.
rs leo Croam, Water Ices, Soda Water,
Cakes, Pies, Fruit and Confectionery always on
hand.
FROZEN CUSTARD made to order and DC.
livered to shy part of tho city.
TONIC BEER. Of my own manufacture.
superior article, drawn fron fountain always
on hand.
ns-Orders promptly attended to and families
supplied. my l-cott
ICE COLD SODA. VICHY, KIsSENGEN
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DEADY FOR SUMMER.
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MEHSECHN L.

DUTLER s BALSAMIC MIXTURE, FOls
- FORTY YEARS KNOWN AS THE IN
FALLIBLE REMEDY.
Prico one dollar per bottle feb 2o-ly
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y ". AVERY,
Ess
Dealer in
CUUICE FAMILY AND Fanny GROCE-
EijGS, WINE LIQUORS, Sc, &C.
235 King ST.: cor. Alfrod,
s,Do ALEXANDRIA, VA.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

was greeted with tremendous applause and CRIES OF
Good, good" from all parts of the room.
President Eliot followed by reading extracts from
the speech OF President Willard to President WASH
ington. already referred to. President Hayes was
next introduced and after long applause and three
cheers thrice repeated said, speaking with much
emotion:
"Graduates Of Harvard University this Is your Day
NAV not | ought not to take up any OF your Vaiua
BILE time You will pardon me II say In the briefest
possible wav that feel very grateful appreciation OF
this hearty greeting. know how little 1t is deserved
God grant that during the remainder OF the term may
be able to do something to deserve it,
At the close of this brief speech the President sat
down amid renewed applause. Postmaster-General
Key and Secretary Schurz were also received
with great demonstrations by the whole company
The former simply said, "My friends we
have but country now lapplausel; we
have no North no South. 1t is undivided
and inseparable" LGrcat applause.l Secretary
Schurz spoke of the civil service REFORM and called
upon Prof James Russell Lowell to respond to a
toast to a higher order of learning as one OF the
most potent agencies to produce higher order OIL
public life" This he did in very agreeable way
and after short speech by Senator Bayard the
President and his party withdrew. They were os-
corted back to Boston by the Lancers They reached
the city at about $50 O'clock and soon after went
to the banquet given i'll honor OF the PRESIDENT ny
the city government,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
SPEECH BY EX-COY. PACKARD.
uR PREDICTS THAT TIE COUNTRY WILL BE REPUB-
uCAS FOR YEARS.
DIS MoISEs, Ia, June 27.-Gov. Packard

DIS MoISEs, Ia, June 27.-Gcv. Packard,
last night in response to sercnade, spoke as oloTs
Kind friends am gratiled at this exhibition OF con
Gdrnre aud friendship g. me. represented the cause
yn.eu you hold dear LrpubiicaDs aud as American
cfizcus disshargiug a. well as could the simple duty
mas lei upon me a. Governor If te STATE oi Louisiana,
trVul 10 assert Iuy authority and falling laid not faii
maj fL, rridc.p!es of the Republican party Will
v.t save Louisiana 10 tue Republican party.
iLoud cheers AMI apIl4use.i S.ntt maze arrived
r., ,1r be1uftu city. Gnl even b.foie got here saw
tp; Is iruc.s " loyalty which abound m tns great state
In thr .c,ubicau uarty around me THRIFT ! see
word of ENCOURAGEMENT 10 sly; word OF comfort and
cheer 10 .lvc and word OF me 10 take back A. re-
tam 10 ny Southern home few Weehs 20 chcol uiy
cOupau'pns. ,,-.- - -
v of you met IN this city rs delegates 10 CON
Venfon wl.tI tv about 10 make NOMINATIONS foi state
oucers Tls attend, usual men OF more
tra exncrlorCe AID nteiligeuc lian myself, ana Tor
tIs uoiAin. need bc said. But | wi 10 say that
1 am none tine less the believer ia republican,
'sfu ucN Than I was while | was claiming the
o,. a evidence tAnt election which Is 10 come ths
Fau g. b. be one winch tie Uldi'u' MAJORITY VII be-
rpeated II viii he election of 81" whole k"puDiican
part NJ election in which, py the reinnsecnccs OF s
maOri ies Of the past times thosr HaofuCs VII De
te.t4d II the Republican standard Is kept up. VI We
lay, The Old IN the Republican party here
after as see have had heretofore, there VIA he no dan
ger al Republican dcf,at Three wears tuIs tine,
IL ia. Republican party defeated you understand that
N s tho Democratic parry that succeeds and u tGe
Democratic party succeeds, II the CJnie0-
erary nat r. In charge ~ the Government.
Ia conclusion. hoping msy have tn dturc the same
.tern-, sCrOug rcsDute action a. mas always Dcen
mad m state. predict that the othef states VIII To-
iuW, Hud tnTt this country W be saved L" hn htiib-
party FOR years 70 come. thank you Tor your at
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
THE AUSTRIAN EMPIRE PEACEFUL.

Minister Tisza. speaking in the Hungarian
r,io, ri,v said: II tie Government had yielded
., o,arlite coupscls year ago the most the country
would have insured the protection Of its interests wcH
has been attained already without sacrihcos Ihcir
policy from the beginning had been to preserve peace
and were this not possible TO 'ocalizo' the war 20
maintain cordial relations with other Powers ana pre-
serve freedom of action, 80 aS to pie'eh' "'!
,,o t,,s which might be- contrary to the Interest
- ,i,. ,.,n.rebv Tho Government had frankly COM
nunicat 20 the European Cabinets its views III th' e
srect There wa no danger OF their suspecting Austria
~ ambitious designs Austro-Iungary had No alliance
with This view anywhere, and no obligation WIN regard
,a, sh. MINT nk III 10 do for tile protection OF her
iutervsfs." 49,, 4, .,. ..r, ,,,o
face of certain couiiugrncgs suc prrpai tohs lu III
eee heeu talked over but actual resolution hhd been
come TO- lie could assure the House that among those
xifh WHOM, the decision law theio was 10 one VINO
deemed II tn object or OF tie foreign noc ~ hhc
terrifiJ chapees on tue frontiers VI the MONARCHY
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
THE TUEED STATEMENT.

ATTORNEY-G FAIRcmtD's REPORT READY.
ALBANY, \. Y, June 27.-Mr Fairchild's
rpOrt 10 the Goyem0ru the Tweed is completed
and will be sent by the Associated Press to the New
York papers for publication Friday IL has been the
occasion Of long and serious deberaton, aud viii
be quite long, occupying nearly column aud q
halt Of The TRIBUNE. In IL Mr.. Fairchnd will
dertake TO show wherein Nj T'veed's statement lacks
the elements his release. He will attempt
also yiudcae himself from the charge OF giving the
substance of the statement 10 John Kelly by throwing
thdt charge upon Townsend and Will charge Townsend
also with giving 10 Secretary OF State BiselOw. who
las recently made prOnuncament0 upon the matter.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
WASHINGTON.
THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE.
GEN. VIM. G. LRDUC or MINNESOTA APPOINTED TO
THR OFFICE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rHg TRIBUNE.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO rIfH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. June 27.-lt ia announced to-
day that the President has appointed Cen Wm O. Leduo
OF Minnesota, Commissioner OF Agriculture There will
be much disappointment at this selection among people
who had hoped 20 OF eminent scientific attain
and special qualifications for the position put In
charge OF the department II has been the misfortune OF
that branch Of the Government since 1t esab
lshed II years ago. to be under the direction OF
known and incompetent Gen. Loduc may be
tirry competent, but lie viii have 10 demonstrate his
capacity to n rather skcptca public. foT little II any
thngis known Of him outside OF Minnesota. highly euo
eisc biographical sketch o. the appointee appears
IN The star this evening lie is II seems, graduate
Of nyon College, Ohio. the Presidents Alma Mater. and
has lived In Minnesota since 1856 Tic article says that
he possesses scientific attachments and much practical
knowledge Of agriculture. lie rot general In the
army bat served quartermastcr and was brevetted
brigadier general along with many other quarter
AZ tie close o' the He has been engaged to
cxent in railroad operations. and concerned in
theconsructinn company connected with the Northern
Pacific Railroad enterprise. Gen. Leluc has been in
Washington much Of tho time since tse 4th Of March
Gn applicant fOf Office but his has not been men
toned IN connection with the Commssi0nrrshp Of Aer
culture. at least with sufficient Prominence to get
have been brought about by political ufnence and Is
probably 10 the Presidents personal friendship
fog MIN ana faith in his ability TO manage the Agr-
cultural D. epartment.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
MR. HAYES IN NEW-ENGLAND.

VoNORs AT CAMBRIDGE AND BOSTON.
COMMENCEMENT AT HARvARD-THE DkGREk OF
IL. D. CONFERRED on THR PREslDhNI-
spEECHEs FULL OF NATIONAL FEFLING.
President Hayes attended the Commence
mont exercises at Harvard yesterday, with his
Cabinet officers. In the procession to the hall
he was escorted by President Eliot aud fol-
lowed Immediately by ex-Chief-Justice Big
Glow. Gov. Rice. Charles Francis Adams
the Cabinet officers, and other puofc
men. The degree of LID. was conferred
unon him during the exercises, and calieo
forth great deal of applause. In the after
noon banquet was given at Memorial man,
and speeches were made by the President,
Cen Devens. President Eliot, Mr. Key, Carl
Schrz. James Russell Lowell, and others.
Most of the speeches were patriotic, ana all
were heartily applauded, that of Gen. Devens
particularly. A. banquet was gwen TO the
President in the evening by the City OF Boston,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
TIE WAR IN MONTENEGRO.
ERvfAy AID soUGHr-THE I0NTENEGRISs ~ 4
STRONG POSITION.


LoNpoN, Wednesday. June 27, 1877.
The Montencgrn Senator Vcrbitza, military
attachc during the late war; has arrived in Bc,Gadc "
Markoytch, War Minister, who was Soryian attache
during the 6ar in Mont negro, has left on special mis-
sion t. Montenegro. The general feeling seems TO be
.imt scryia should now help Montenegro. Minister
Ri.cs recently sad that serya will follow tie rohc' 81
Russia AMI n necessary open the way Tor the Russian
army ti,-ougl the country which VIII turn resist
oysfy Turkish INVASION.
Regarding tie military situation, telegram 70 The
Times from Ceujc dated yesterday, says "t"o M'r-
tcnocrn army is concentrated IN yo strong position
oppose spuz and P,d.Ori,zi. The more seems 10 be
good The Prince Is determined to nrt fr eyeI' foot
of ,-oIrd should he Turks advarco on Moufync,.in
TERRITORY" Vienna TELEGRAM 20 the same Journal now
ever saws accounts fr0ga Dalnaa rcpcscat tuai The
t0son OF the H1rteuss Is ca &c dc itiate I"c4f
forces are entirely brok, "A and Dispersed"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
THE RUSSIAN INVASION.

GREATER PROGRESS IN THE DOBRUDJA.
ANOTHER TURKISH VICTORY CLAIMED AT zEwIN IN
ARMENIA.
According to telegram from the Governor of Err
zerum, the Russian center has made tho threatened
attack on Zewin, and after fighting day and night
has been compelled to retreat to its fortified
camp. The Russians claim to have been
victorious in the last battle at Delibaba.
where, according to the. Turks. they met
with severe defeat. Active operations continue
Oh the Danube. The Turks have practically aban-
doned the Dobrudja, over which the Russians are
extending their lines. The bombardment of Rust
chuk continues The Russians were about to assail
Turukai also, but according to the Turkish account
they were driven from an island which they were
occupying for that purpose.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

RONDoUT, \. l., June 2T.-lhres tramps 'iulJcrs
caught lcat1 burning 5ildi last uiet olee
arrested. IN" ey'tnce against them IS verf strong
TOLEDO OHIO, june 21.--Mr. Budd Morton #
Haven. Conn., had nis crt icSed last night pf 100
exchange and currency While sleeping betwe De-
cAtut, H., and Fort wayne .aL
HARRISBURG, Penn, JAuc This morning four
named Covert Fcier nurheherg, and Eichelberg-r
while tsing m the Susquelaun1 kyrr, were swept .
dam aud all except EicAelbcEgcr drowned.
Bo>ToN, June 27.-,Janes Armstrong. 4 convict IN
the ChsrlesO9n state Prison. made his sepl 10
escape ts n1rulug ny mounting te wa aud lOwerag
self y lie u sentenced - prison fol yerla OF 20
lOr causing tho death VI hls MIA
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
FIGHTING AT ZEWIN.
CoYsrANrINorLE, "Wednesday, june

CoSsTANrNoPLE Wednesday, June 81, 1877.
An undated telegram from the Governor of
Erzerum, just published, says a Russian army,
consisting Of 1000 horse 16 battalions of infantry,
and 33 guns, attacked our camp ut Zewin, with the
object Of occupying Soghanlu. The enemy opened
fire from 10 guns in front of the iutrenchments Of
our right wing. In the afternoon the Russian in
fantry and cavalry attacked the LETT wing. COM
manded by Chefket Iasha The engagement lasted
until evening. and resulted in the repulsc Of the
Russians. who however, rccommcncel the fight at
night to no purpose. The Russians routed, and
returned to their fortified camp. The Turks los;
400 killed and.wounded The Russians lost 5000.
The Russians are preparing for another attack"
THE RUSSIAN REPORT OF THE DEIIPABA BATTLE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Wednesday. june 27, 1877
An official telegram from Gen. Tergul;assOF re-
ports that on June 81 bis column was attacked near
Dijar by 30 battalioas Of Turks, with ~ guns and
$50 horse. After ten hours fighting Che Turks
were repulscl but the Russian loss was heavy
namely u officers and 81 soldiers killed, and 1858
soldiers wounded The Russians Tough. on n line Of
five versts I3li miesl with great galantry against
overwhelming numbers.
Nine batteries, with 36 guns. have been con-
structcd before Kars. The bombardment proceeds
with redoubled vgcr.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
A GOOD YEAR ON TIRE ROCK ISLAND ROAD.

CHICAGO, june ZI.-Ihe annuaI report OF the
Chicago, Island and Pacific Railroad. just Issued,
that the total length OF road owned and leased
by the company is 003 miles The gross receipts for
the last fiscal year we're S69l765G; the operating
ponses and taxes s3.533l94 net earnings S33s4,
4G2 which. dcducius the dividends interest bonds
aud other accounts, leaves surplus Oi 943li-2 TIE
present balance Including the income account Is Ssls7.
J3i. Last year $4,000 mole persons were Transported
than dung Tie preceding year, resulting m an Increased
Ot - 600. The amount of rei 1T cfriltd WIS
ghtly increased tut the freight earnings. owing 10 me
IuMA nranger law. dtcTeased -tia.OuO.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE STRONGER.
BTUs-Ira wednesday. June 21, ls77.

"Certain rumor7," the Independence beige says,
(Which recall Ms from Berlin, authorize the belief that
since Nay 1G German diplomacy las inte!yenei at y J.
anna and London 10 strengthen again Tho alliance oil me
three Emroror and oblre England TO accept the c'nSe-
oucnce OF this alliance in the East Tbs movement -
cxnlane bv The far or seciug Napoeonie 1as'ish ~
ettl~d aeoin in France cDustittnE Fith spain ob one
.'do and Austria o., the olrr, clerical cculh ulgcf
tho auspices of tho Vatican as iorhI'a"e lot W. it
mites Of Central Europe"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

AN INSURANCE COMPANY CLOSING BUSINESS
ToRoNro, Ont, June 27-Ihe Provincial ln
surance Company thai consequence OF losses
by the ST. John ~ T.. lire. following Improbable
son. they Will discontinue tai ng premiums, with view
vi speedy liquidation.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

Tlong and loud oheerngl. and that one dreamed OF
forming projects the interest OF such poncy. ne
could no assurances that circumstances might not
turn that the army would not have TO cross the IrOh
tier another direction.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
YELLOW FEYFR IN crRA.

NEW-ORLEASs, June PA dispatch 10 the
Boa ~ Health sta,cs that have ,6 u-a las
within the past two weeks from yellow fever at the
military hospital 100 miles fT0m Havana This Is the
oily iec tie tropics where the feyeI hes made It's
AppCdIaneo.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
TIE WAR on TIE DANrRE.
THE WAR on THE DANUBE.
RUsTCHUK STILL UNDER B0MBARDMEEr-THE RUS
SLAMS EEPORTgD TO HAVE BEEN DRIVEN FROM
BEFORE IUKTUKAI.
IoSpoy. Wednesday. June %. 1877.


oNDOy. Wednesday, June o. 1877.
Telegrams regarding the bombardment of Rust
chuk which Constantinoplc dispatch SAYS is still
kept up state tnat the object of The Russians is 60
reduce the town and compel 1t to captulatc, aud
thus save a long aud regular siege On Monday the
peoplc fed to tie neighbcsing village. Shells fell
upon the two hospitals and the infant asylum. The
Turks in return have partly destroyed GIurgeyo. on
the opposite shore, and dsmounted a battery there.
The Russians apparently mediate q serious attempy
to capture the island of Pyrgos behind which three
Russian batteries are encamped with two field bat
taons and large masses of cavalry. Tie consuls at
Rustchull intend TO protest against the RUsri@ns
bombarding their residences; on the ground that
such is n violation of international Law. Mr..
Cowen Radical, Newcastle -upon-Tyne Is to ask the
Government tomorrow if the act is unlawful The
Grand Vizer has authorized the release Of civil
prisoners confined at Rustchuk, numbering 400,
whose lives. owing 20 the bombardment, in
danger
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
THE ARMENIAN CAMPAIGN.
BOTH BELLIGERENTs RE-ENFORCED-TnK DoMBARD-
MENT OF KARs sLACKENING.

LONDON. Wednesday, June 27, 1877.
The latest advices report that the Russian center
has been reinforced by the Twentieth Division from
Kars. Eighteen thousand men detached from the
center have advanced to Sarakamysh. The Turkish
center also reinforced by division Of 1S batalons
d3,500 mem, has advanced two miles in front Of
Zewn, where the Ottoman headquarters still remain.
The Turkish right is still reported to be pursuing
the Russian left. Intelligence received at Erzeum
states that the Russian bombardment of Kars is
sackening
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

WASHINGTON, June Z7.--rhere is renewed
talk of tEe probable appointment OF eX-secfeal Brs
Tow u tAr yAcaney IN Ihe On,d states snprene AourI