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Der ~ppnfpmmtne auasrifanifdte 8efddftsmanu
Cir 6anbs uno Salfsbud5 fir @ei6dftseute aaer art in
ben gereint9ten Staten pon giorosanerita, entbaltenb
bic peri9teOeuer I'M Sei9ditsIeben portommenbeu gers
fridge, @er9eide unb ihieosri6terIi6e Gnti9eibnneer,
S9entnnseu unb a6tretunser, 8oanra9ten, SGulOI6eiue,
geridreibunseu ltO SIrsiaaftsu, 9fonbibeine, Guittun,
gen, 8erSihte uno 9ednun9e, BesIaubtsungen uno Gerz
tiifcate ferner cine ~umFafessOe 9arfteanns Der ensIiben
Bu9ftbruns, @edid &C., &c. in beuti9er unb enelii9er
Spraae. Gsbunben. qreis Is Gents.
n6rS 81 1T bp
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3eitI0riften
- unb -
Sieferum9s : @erfe!
1877.

SD gebe na9folsenO Elm gersei5uiB Ger 5etdnntefe
unO suu8beriten 3Gttf3rtfteu unb steferuHe@
II erte, porauf ib mir 5abtret1e @uftrise, uuter 8uii9s
run9 better g%usfubruns berieIben, erbitte.
Sliufrirte gpItsblatter gr rnterbaItung unb BE.
Iebrun9 fir Die Sautle, Der Sobrs. uOn 80 Setter. 81 IS
SIIufrtrte Gbrontt Der 3ett. Sabrbu9 Der
Greignife unO 8lGtter jHr tnterbatlne. Ser Sabrs
gang pom &c Seften ................. 5000. 2 so
9GS 4eue 8latt. Gin iau1trirtea Sdmiuci Sours
nal. Der Sabrgang BON 81 giunrnern $500. 8 90
9te 8artenIaHbe. Sugftrirtes 5amriieubIatt.
Der Sabrg. Don ID 9eften .................A. 8 20
9abetm. SautrirteS SanitienbIatt. Der Sabr9.
Don &c Sefter 49,. ......... 8 SO
8tbliotbet Der nuterbaItuns unb 6es
BtifenS. Ter Sabr9. pom IS 8anben IL mo uon
te Is Sogen .-...... 3 so
Betermann's iiLufr. oeuti9e GouatS
bette. Der SGbrgang
Die Natur. i3eiti6rift sur Se%rbreituug naturs
pifeui9aftIi8er senntnib. Ser Sabrgarg pom IL
@efteu. 90
allen @eIttbetleu Sauitrirte NionatSs
bette fir Climber uno 86lterftn6e unS uertpanSte
Sd9er. Der Sdbr90ng ....... ............. 4 26
ueber 2amb uub Ieer. gusemrire iauitrirte
3eitung. 26 9efte srob Solio. Der Sabrgaug... Q 90
eperbebdIIe. Der Sabrs. uon IL Soften 49,. 3 90
Der 8terbrauer. Der Sabrs. DON "a Nrn 49,. 4 so
Ger 8G5ar. Suuftrtrte Sanens3 eitun8. Der Sabrs
gang pon AZ Hnnur1ern~ = 4 70
MRn6ener SItegenbe 9I6tter. Ser Sabrs
gang pou SO Urn. ..... 8 Oe
Sa5 Bud Der Grftnbungeu, Generic unb
Snbufrie. Sn feds 9dnben pom ie etpa IL
Sefter. Die 2teierln9 ST 20
8rodbauS' Concentrations SegttOn, 12e
auFase, $50 Sete, SH 49,. 49,. ... 30
gierer's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2eEt
TON. CITE aufa9e, nit Sarten uro Sautrationeh,
$50 6efte, 90
Weper'S Concentrations 2%ertfon. 8. @ufs
Iase, nit sablrei9er Ibbiloinser, $40 Sefte, ;u =. as
Sn ben an8egebeHen 9re;fen lift bas 9oftporto e~in6esriTer.
Iae in 9euti9lan6 oser anlerita eri5einenoen beutIben Bidder
unO 3~eitibrifter t6nner our9 mid beSoseu rueroeu. Rein
@eIb lit better Gr9epdnbt Gs fir Elm nfsIides Bud OSer Ell
ne quite 8eiti9rift.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03
Gemetai6aftli6e
Samss NeSOIutiOn

in 8eng auf Elm Enhancement Der artiieI pier unb Elf Der
Contribution, bic aeOrgGuiation hes Gert3tSweiens i'm
Stoat Ohio betreieno.
Gs ptrb ~btermtt perorbnet bur9 bic 8es
uerGIs4iembIp bes StGates Ohio Unit 3us
thinning pon bret 5anfteIn aaer fir iebes Sans errudbItet
gitsIieOerb bb ~foI9eHSer 8Ori9Iag sur anenbiring Der Gorz
ititution bes Staates Ohio ben Stinunsebern Ses States am
tt merbe:
Sas bic Seetionen eins. bret, fRNf, fe9s, a9t,
ap6If, pter5ebn, fhnf5ebn, fe9Bebu uub
a6t3eba bs pierteu artiteIs 70 onenbirt perbeu, bab fe
Idnteu, ME rntct foIet, itnO bab bic Sectonen ;wSIf unb breis
aebn bcs eIften artiteis piOerrrfet wcrben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03
BUR bas Cine ni6t.

Iaes lam Der Meni9 erl6Iei6en,
Sreibt eS md6tig i'm basu:
Steaung, Rei6tbum, ia aud G6re,
Nur ni9t Die - @epiHensrub'i
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03

Sd, Milton 9arre5, StaatoeSecretdr oe5 Staate5 Ohio,
bcidbeiaige hermit G5igcS ais cine ribtige Qbiprift cine5
bari1 oelonnten 0eieseS, poIirt eIrdb bic 8eneralsGerianrt
lung SeS Staatc5 Ohio am 6tcu Gage oCS apriI u. .. 1877,
genonnten uOn ben Original.aouer, bic in Oieier Office bi,s
terlegt rporbeu Frb.
Bum 3eugniB 0eIeu babe i'd bier reincr Rarrer unterSeibz
net unc oas Gieael bteicr Office in Columbus, ON 6. @priI
u. 2. 1877, b~cigeflgt.
(Sie9el.) Wilton Barnes,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03

Rumatien. - &umanten &ublanO
uno Die Iirfei. : 8u6areit, "a. Ipril.
Die rumdnii3e 8egieruns bat in GrptOerung
auf Die 9epei9e oeS Grobpe5iers, meI6e Den
S~ilriten eriu6t, nit 9lbbul 8erim, GbefzGom=
manOeur oeS tilrfii9en 9eeres, arrangements
beBufS 8erbinOeruns bes 0urd5u9s Der ruiz
iti6en Irmee gu trefen, erflart, oab Elm iolz
der S9ritt gu ernitIid iei UNI BON Der Gre
cutip9emalt allein bel9lohen gu werben. Die
rumanii5en &ammern pilroen am 26. b. Sc.
suianmentreten, INN Die InseIe9en6eit gu priiz
fen.
8u9areIt, 26. NprtI = Die t3abI Der
9tuIen, pel6e in Gumdnien einseOrun9en
ii1o, belduft ii9 auf $4,000. Sic c~on5entri=
rem ii6 bel 8arbostt. IS iinb feline &uiien
Iber Die OonGu 9e9an9en.
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$ 3mbmugB CIR. 27O II. PA saO girte strake, Columbus, 9.

ben feiten Gnti9lub, in 6rieOens5eiten Oas
Seini9e gu %bebaupten. Die 8eOe raubt unS
nidt Die Soffnun9, baB Der &ries l%ocaLiiirt
bIeiben miro, aber fie lit cine i6limme Grpz
p~ocation our 8ersmeiflun9.
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Form hes stimm,rttels.

@ei ~5eioattr GoGI irutn bic @dbIcr, bic fir BIC NrnoIfne
cieies 9(rlcliSrment5 III fttnrncn rpiui6er, oaf ibre S~tiarSetteI
oieie Borte ieuen lafen: Judicial Constitutional
Amendment-Yes"; Die B69Isr, meIae Gle Aruubme
belagten 9nenoemeuts mist beglHitigen, ieacr oli i9re GtiEln1z
3ettel piee @orte feaen laTen: Judicial Constitu-
tional Amendment-No."
an9enofrntet, ben 6. 9lpriI 1877.
$. 90. Gurti8s,
4rGFoent oes Senats.
>. S. 9oo9e,
' +sr,ro,Syer =nrpd5pr ona- J,p,trS ipnton+puhoui
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03

lit her bette b pdH9h 8mkpntm gMud, peaba aud in NuS OS Sdhmsm 6 8@nmahpnmp nom Coz
Imms ta Gnmg ghmom bat De 3ti bic 5uNBhuG in 8ahn oT elmer Hhrgn1 apHahrp gu Hhn
IS aMt9 has bW. uupmhR GS gn ben GmuB T@ hmNpbneg ftTn,u m bMhe pea Mh mp bn 9np
kmt uFthH9p pom um @i6tecter unsbn it,. Gle erHbm9 h@d mbrn umtgmG ht4ms bTa bhm
nm Nnbr ub 8n mmu1 NS Mbn adml G@ mMUm 8a Der non mG bmmN m6 ewn ihAdhTN
Nn nnmtH ub zines umrm &mu mbn en hG Centrum bNmme abMr urWt UNI mhhm Hm bic
.uGmubm IdMu apMmtt fa whe wMm &buns beg mhMnet 6r SupFafns Brnhd4ab Der nit m
rein uSt roacum Hh MG auMrm bic 6hfhmbbdtTg MWnt n 2 or Refrigerator 1T aus 8nrmrhmG Wm
nit elmer Gbhtu pom UPPER @rg pmmWhmG WL Ga Der game MppddtI i6ta nSendnfr gun
mem bcn famu 10 lift Tb ihr Sbu pbeS bmhkttr enigrL 80.
Der NNrmntrw D i'll 5 prdENmm0 da pm 4ie mn S2No ogmmht RNe gBmnt wpr mh1
h tWH9 mit pom bent 6oNTmmrL Ghmhr pT%n aug 9mWm an hgmb cine bTe prNmt
Ger nnW9Wmk mhn r mfem SIhs unhS uprrTS nTrnSd bdh rPS hnbanchn9 aNmno'W
nhnn ale in bS@ d6h cd1Mpm6nM RI tets pu6bgf h6 ODER m 8TMmng umpEumt wabn D T Sabar
belt pb 6iSue Gnhnpmhtg fAmt Bon nn Fb bic oGHM@fn8 pm e Sph6fn b M Wbhn
pounm@ pm3 brmhr SbGfn m6 SmmaH Sd ppph, phe aet ubb pPnHep RID 3nmg
hS 9nHum aa gu 9pbm naL bic nit hnm gnbr hdah
y. 8. Srpnter,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03
Wilton Barnes,

Siaat5iccretdr.
aprit 1mbw 6mtgS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03
2taat Gbic,
Office oc5 Staatss Sccret1rs.

=. ~ DUUYtt
tempordrer Spre3er oe9 observation-disclosures,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03

Srei6eit seiett.
Seferrcidl. = Der ortentaliI6 e
&ries. = Sin Correspondent in @ien Ia9t:
Sd bin autorilirt, gu e~rfldren, DAP De- terrei9
gegenpdrti9 feline Iblidt bat, Sosnien gu be-
ieben. Gs f0nnte iebo6 peranlabt rperoen,
oies gu tbun, penn Der G3or mad einem erz
folgretden SeloSu9e perabIdulnen iolte, iei=
mem Geripre6en, feline 9lnnerion pornebmen
gu woIen, treu gu bleiben.
: Die 0emolirung Der gra9er SeItun9sz
,perfe lit am 81. Mdrs beenbet poroen. Oas
9anSe fir Die 3ufunft grass 10 rpi9ti9e @erf
nabm uier5ebn Monate in NnIpru6; ni6t
peni9er ais 238,000 Subren poren erforoer=
LTD, um bas S6uttrnaterial ,pe95ui3afen.
5ranfreid. = Die 8ebeutun9 pom
Moltte'S Grflarun9.-0 Die meiiten ga=
rlier 3eitun9en, ~beIonoerS Die ~,gtepublique
Sraneaiie0, ipre6en Die 9(nii6t aus, baB
General Wtoltfe's Grflaruns i'm beuti6en
Neidsratb nidt ais feinbIi6 segen 9ranf=
reid beabit6tist mar.
Die beoeutenben Gbeno=3 eitunsen unb
yIemps"l 9ebats" unO yMoniteur 1lniperz
lei" meinen, oaB Der einSi9e J3rpef bon
Utoltfe's Reoe mar, pom Nei6stoa bic qez
uiini6te Serwiaisuns gu erbolten.
Cine Barrier Oepeide ia9t, DtoItfe's 9tebe
babe trob Der berubi9enpen gerii6erungen
Der fran5ofii9en 3eitunsen cine tribe Stimz
mun9 b~eruor9erufen.
Grnbbritanniru. - 4nii6ten iber
3 as ruffiide Manifeit. - Sonoon,
25. 4pril. = Die 9reie ueroammt einItim=
mig bas ruiiii9e 0tanifeit. Sogar Die
Stems" pel6e 9e9en 9tuBlanb am freunOz
9eitimmt 1T, iast: ugSir baben nit
gu rednen, in OeIen goIitif ii3
i6le6tere unb before Niotipe mii9en. I'm
slildli6erueii MAJ Die britiibe YoIitif basu
ansetban, bic eoIeren Ginflufe gu ~uerbransen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-14
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. 3Iay IL, 1877.
SAIEs-1 900 Rirhmnnd CITY GA anid nj IRk

SATURDAY. 3Iay IL, 1877.
SALEs.-1.200 Richmond city S's sold ut 1l6h.
american Gotd.-1O6 bid.
Snte Securi Lies.-Vrglnia consols, 704 bid, II
asked virginia Gonsols new, Al BID a. asked
receivable coupons, 80 bid, s5h asked; North
Carolina. old, 90 bid.
city Securiti Rchmond city s's, Ito DID
Petersburg city 6's, 92 bid; Lynchburg city s's.
1OS bid: Lynchlulrg city is, 81 bid; Manchester
Rniirnad Bonds-vlrgin,a Central Railroad FIRST
Railroad Third mortgage G's, j. and j., u bid:
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage
G's. j. and j., 70 bid; Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad third mortgage g., J. and j., 79 g.. Do
and j. 80 bid; Southsidc Railroad second mortgage
preferred G's. j. and j., SO bid; Norfolk anu peerS
burg Railroad first mortgage S's, j. and d. 81 Dld
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage : o,nm,c
Railroad mortgage 3's, j. and J., IOo Diu. 11o
asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg. and P3toinas
Railroad mortgage rs, j. and D., 80 bid; Richmond
and Danville Isuirsad consolidated IS, NJ ana n,
A. and o., IS bid
RniIrodd Stocfs-Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad six per cent guaranteed, lUu
par, sc bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg ana 10 fOIo-
ssS bid; Richmond and DanVille Railr0ad' 1oo
par, 4 bid.
National Eankiof Virginia, 100 par, 95h asked ;
| Planters National, 100 par, Ia bid; State BANK
of Virginia, 100 par. II bid; Merchants and Plant
| crs Savings, rs par, 20s asked.
insarancs s,, T,.e anu n
rye D Tl s 3. a SIX : vrsnIa Home 100 Psr
81 bid. 100 asked; Merchants aud Mechanics. Ivy
par. 90 asked Old Dominion, 100 par, 40 md ~
asked: Commercial Fire Insurance Company. 20
Dar, II asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-14

A BAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ingenious
New Workers hit upon n plan to make mo-
ncy out OF the newspapers of the country:
which, through the nnreilecting action OF
the Post-Officc Department, they were en-
abletl to carry into effect. A plan to take
charge of the advertising OF the Depart
mcnt was presented to the Postmaster-Gcn-
cral. The parties undertook to secure the
insertion of the advertisements in the pa
pcrs desired by the Department, ana 10
pav all the bills. they to receive the amount
in gross from the Department., which
was thereby to be saved all the trouble OF
details, and without any additional expense
The offer was accepted, the advertisements
OF the Department were duly sent to the
parties. and by them forwarded to the news
papers. All worked very well until COM
plants began TO arrive from the papers
in which the advertisements were inserted
that commission Of 25 per cent. was de-
Quoted from the amount OF their bills. An
investigation was then. had, and the Depart
mcnt concluded that it had best return to
the old system and manage its advertising
without the help OF outsiders. The New
Workers are said 10 have cleared $4,000 by
6ai, ,.lp
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TAXATION uF BAAKS AND BANKING CAPT.
MI" has ISSUED a circular directing collectors
t. >r, that assessments are hereafter made in
accordance with the opinion OF the Attor-
nry-G"urr;tl nj April eth, to the effect that
&" \ hauking-hoIl>c purchased and used for
banking purposes either with part OF the
authorized capital OF 4 corporation or aSso-
Ci%tion. or the personal funds OF Il private
banker. must he deemed capital employed
il that business. That every banking cor
purution should be assessed Tor the liked
amount Of liz capital Cess the sum put into
Government bonds. and the private banker
for the capital employed by him in business
other than that by him invested in such
bonds. The statute. which is the sole basis
ioT and Guide o. any assessment, authorizes
no further deduction in ;>ccrtaining the
sum upon which the monthly tax OF one
tWcnty-IOurth q one per cent. Is te he cal
culalc,." He also gives notice that AL re-
turns for the assessment Of banks, banking
associations, companies and corporations,
and Of bankers hereafter made, will be re-
Guircd 10 embrace the entire amount OF
paid-up capital ii the bank, corporation,
company or corporation, and the entire
capital employed by any private bank or
banker in the business Of banking. The
returns viii also in each case state Is 4 de-
duction from the capital the average amount
invested in United states bonds. No other
deduction than this will be allowed.
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Virginia..

THE VISIT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
TO NORFOLK AND TIE NAvY-YARD-IIE DE-
CLlNES THE HoSrITAIAT1Es OF THE CITY.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.J
NORFOLK, May 12.-The Hon. Richard ".
Thompson, Secretary OF the Navy; John
w. Eashy, Chief Of the Bureau OF Construc-
ton; Rear-A(miral Daniel Ammen, Chief
Of Navigation; Commodore i. W. Shu-
feldt, Chief OF Equipment and Recruiting;
Commodore w. y. LETTERS, Chief OF Ord
nance: William II. Shock, CHIEF OF Steam
Engineering; Commander r. L. Law, Chief
OF Yards and Docks; Mcdical-Director Will
| liam Grier, Chief OF Surgery and Medicine;
anu w. II. Watmough, Paymaster-G eneral,
arrived here from Washington this morn
ing on the Lady OF the Lake, and after
breakfasting at the Atlantic Hotel took the
steamer Snowdrop at So'clock for the navy
yard.
| On arriving the distinguished party was
received with full military honors by the
Marine Corps and 4 salute Of seventeen
guns from the receiving-ship Franklin.
The day was almost consumed by the Sec
FetuS anu HIS HcdllS vi ucpstl llilClL5 III III
| specting the vast works of the yard, and
after short entertainment on the Franklin
ard at the residence Of Commodore j.
Blallely Creighton, the commandant OF the
yard, the visitors returned on board OF
the Lady of the Lake and left for Washing
ton. The Secretary expressed himself
greatly impressed with the naval establish
mcnt at this point.
Committees from the City Councils OF
Norfolk and Portsmouth, the Board OF
Trade, Cotton Exchange, aIarbor Commits
sioners, &C., waited on the Secretary and in
vited him to the hospitalities Of the city, but
he gracefully declined any sort OF formal re-
ccption, stating that he was simply in Nor
folk on a business visit.
ASSOCIATED Press Report by telegraph TO the
Dispatch.l
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, May 12.-IIon. r. W. Thomp-
son, Secretary OF the Navy, and distin-
guished naval officers, arrived here this
morning. a committee rendered recep-
ton by the city authorities, which was de-
clined, as the stay was to be brief. The
navy-yard was visited and inspected, after
which the party took the steamer for WASH
ington.
DEATH on A STEAMBOAT.
BALTIMORE, May 11.--AYter the steamer
Wcnonah had reached her wharf this morn
ing from the Rappahannock river, w. T..
! Saunders, merchant at Lloyd's, Essex
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III 1861. when the late Mr.. l.. \. stevens.
Of Hobokcn. was in Europe cndcayoriny to
negotiate the sale OF his famous steam bat
tcry. Count Bismarck was one OF those to
,yhom he submitted his proposals. The
chancellor frankly told him that it would
no, hr consistent with the policy OF the
rrHs>an Government 10 purchase foreign
iron-clad vessels 50 long rs it possesses the
men and means 1t home capable OF supply
ing them. TO the policy thus disclosed
Germany has ever since steadily adhered,
diligently adopting all the latest improve
mcnts IN naval armament, and. unlike
spain, France, Italy, and Turkey, making
the enormous expense thus incurred inure
to the pccuniary advantage OF her own art
l>gn>
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THE ELLESTON PRISONERS,
New York.
THE TWEED BUSINESSMEN TUNNEL
ESS' CONFERENCE.

THE TWEED BUSINESSMEN TUNSEL-BANk-
ERS' CONFERENCE.
NEW YORK, May 12.-Thc Express says
the Attorncy-G eneral is reported rs dis
rustcd with The whole business. He has re-
turned the papers to Tweed, and has de-
clned to release him. Thus all hope OF
Twccd's release In this direction is dssl-
pated.
The new Bergen tunnel OF the Delaware,
Lackawanra and Western railroad WITS for
mally opened to- day.
At the conference yesterday between Sec
rctarv Sherman and the bankers who con-
sritute the American membership OF the
syndicate having charge OF the four
and-a -hali-pcr-ccntum bond negotiations
nothing was done to cyten" Tue con'
tract, which expires on the 30tll OF June, or
to modify it. The syndicate agreed to take
81 5000 OF Observation-Disclosures
bonds this month and S2,500,000 IN June,
and pay in gold for the same, with the I'M
derstanding that 10 fivc-twcnty-pcr-centllm
bonds shall he called in to Offset this sale.
Gold so received, it is said, will be held for
resumption purposes in 1870, or, II II Is
sold for lcgal-tcndcr notes, these notes VIII
be held permanently for the redemption OF
the fractional currency. The fractional
currency has in Il good measure been de-
stroyed, and will not even come in for re-
demption. SO that legal tenders taken in
will for all practical purposes be the same
as il cancelled. 1t is understood the sccrc-
tary contemplatcs the sale OF S2,3OO,OoO
OF Observation-Disclosures bonds each
month, and that the gold will be held; or If
it is sold for lcgal-tcndcr notes that the latter
will be held to redeem fractional notes to
the extent that fractional notes are out
standing.
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92irllmontl Dlspatth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PETERSBURG.

-o TIM INTERNATIONAL. CHRIS
"ELh"A' Zoo. - ,7,oy-- cursTrRrrE1.D CIRCUIT
Tim AN, .,,r> oprrprp .wAy-MUsICAL-
'o1HI a,,,, c,ry--ur.yy- AND LIGHT
MAJ w ,,,,.,--co>srpy,TIyE oRGANlZA-
WEIGH. nN
.Ti"\-' "'S'>'''' ,.., n,,
IC"rw>rond'n'> OF IN" N''"'"'"'' ~ paw. ."-
MAY l., 1871.
The Young Mems CHRISTIAN ASSocia.'o''
~ ,hi> city have elected MeSsrS. I. -. ms
lev. \. l.. l.um>d"n. ana y. Hias n "t.,,n,
hsh delegates - INC ln'cfh'I'o.''' :,.;.,,,
tjon Of Young Men rs hfi>t''n A ~
- hc held n L"lnsNl'ic June DIV. ,.,,
The Circuit toUrl oi 'nr ,,, ",'"' an,.
,,o. hrrn in session since THURSDAY. 'o-aa!
nS;,,rrca over until Iuc>oa! hsA', i, ,
"..(,,L when The case Of hrahSiolu' 'n"'S ;'l
,,j,l, rapc. Will hc tried. As 500" rs LUIS
ease i disposed OF the court WIZ ao!~"' IT,
On m aNt'"~' o'''' ;., o,.>r,. ,,.ool
are ordered away from 'o'S Guy ',ci, " ,,,.
In passing thFo0@h inc Gu. SOU. AZ; -
I!nccE awhile. EN OH Sih:' ",.'
orderly ana "uu '"c'"> 49, ~, ,,odo-
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The European War.
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS.

LONDON, May ia Vienna dispatch 10
the Times says: According to the latest
kilograms from Asia Minor all seems to be
still in Il state Of preparation for the con-
centrated. movement on ErZcroum. The
Russians seem to be still feeling their way.
Possibly at the last moment some doubt
came over them Us TO whether 1t was quite
advisable to leave karS and Ardaham in their
rear, merely investing them with corps OF
observation, thus weakening their field ar
nv too much. The COUP lie main with field
guns not having succeeded ut kals they may
now try TO reduce Ardaham, against which,
according to intelligence from Tillis in the
PreSSe, serious operations are now impend-
ing, so as to have ut least their rear in that
direction protected. There must doubtless
also be difficulties OF transportation in that
mountainous country; but, whatever IS the
cause the delay can only he OF advantage
to the Turks if they Use it for concentrating
their forces in the right place, and know
how to use it afterwards. Mean time, il the
Turks las would appear by official Russian
telegrams) can send out soldiers and horse
men, and even guns, to form an ambuscade
for Russian accommodating parties, the
fortress Of kars, from which they are said
to have come, cannot be so very closely in
vested. II not very interesting as 4 military
fact, it certainly is so from political point
of view, that wherever the Russians have
hitherto gone they have at once established
their own administration.
ROUMANIA'S DECLARATION OF WAR.
LONDON, May 12.-Later kilograms from
Bucharest, giving the debate in the Cham
Der OF Deputies yesterday and the state
ments OF the ministers, show that the vote
of the Chamber passing the resolution de-
claring that as Turkey has severed all bonds
between herself and Roumania by unpro-
voked outrages along the Danube, the Min
istry shall be empowered to take any step
they may deem necessary, Is equivalent to
formal declaration Of war.
THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE on ERZER0UA.
LONDON, May IA Reuter- dispatch
from ErZeroum says: News from kars to
the 9th instant announces that the Russians
are encamped three hours march from
Soubatan and Yaghnilas. There have been
only unimportant outpost skirmishes since
the 1st OF May. Communication between
Kars and ErZeroum is inirequent and dill
cult. The dearness and scarcity OF proYis'
ions increase The Russians find great dit.
ficulties in.procuring supplies.
no LATE ENGAGEMENT.
LONDON, May PA dispatch to the Dd"5
Telegraph from Batoum, dated Thursday
evening, says no serious engagement mas
taken place since the battle OF Tchumkschu,
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The London correspondent OF the Cincin-
natl Commcrci4i. Mr.. Moncure Conway, has
sent over an item Of news which, II
true. i news indeed 1t is that Eng
land has quietly and hcrcInptorily an
ncNrd the entire territory OF Beloochis-
tan. Nr. Conway is usually very reliable,
but il j. rather difficult to suppose that Eng
land could have absorbed Il country as large
a, France and embracing two millions OF
populate ion without Il word being said about
IL until now. 1t would be very desirable
for ENGLAND 10 take possession OF this terri
tory on lie north oi her Indian domains,
especially in view oi Russian ag@randzc-
ncnt in Asia. but such Il thing could not be
done under cover.
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:. New York letter says that curious
movement is afoOt among the lIish-Church
Episcopallans, with reference TO the next
general convention. which is beginning to
excite some apprehension among the evan
.ehcal>, the object Of which is to get rid OF
the Obiectional term ''Protestaut Episco-
IaI,' so rs to have The Church officially and
otherwise recognized by the only title which
- gwen to her in the creeds. The proceed
ing VIII probably take the form OF memo
riai, signed by is many OF the clergy and
ja'ty AZ can be got to endorse it. 1t Is be-
lcvcd that at least five bishops are favor
able 10 The proposed change.