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unb lief NIT ioI&e GemaIt sssenn einsn
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Sir 6ctcIs su AZ Gents per 100 Wfunb.
Mn pericnen bic bon elmer bis flint Iounen
nebmeu. 40 st. per 100 pfunb, inc. 8ra&t.
Mn JamiIien unp Sifcen, son 5 bis 20
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piunS, / Cents per Yiunc. incl. gratt.
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%funb. ! Gent pr Y.unb. incl. U.a&t.
Mn gutber, Gisbdncler unb Salpns ] Ct,
psr. Yfuub. incl. 5,aGt.
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tranea Inb bite mir 70 DIES ferner au 1denfen.
8. 6 Smtb +,
tob Gde Ter i9ttn unS gary Cir.
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1ntalI. Sonntag bss0 cesobn
paslfeae. rim fieiner anabe por 8 sSob.
rsn: iuabrsnh oes Spielens anf Sodions
JeIo, iein Nein.
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0ufina Court. Sobn g.
9apnes -anseiloat $3.50 BON Dominic
WcDonomgb seitobIen gu baben. uurbs
st}ern %uerbonbeit.
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Gbe. SeIb itmorb. Mbolpb @au
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our4 eisene Sdulo. tbeils our@ oielln.
CUNT Der Wsrbdltnife 10 herabystom.
men. oab Ct NIT S%sIbiimorb 5ein 2sben
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ertpablie "gitp gonierpatipe COMMITTEE"
D'ro btnte nm s u6r in Der Shtriff
Office lid psriammeln.
, 1877-05-29

Ser @ranb Surp ii BERN E.
Ten. Jol9enoe 5dQe wuroen BON Dem
golAeiridter i,nteriu4t uno Der @rano
Jurp iib~er,pieien.
Molter gIndbmrn, ana,flaat in bee
Na&t in oas 0ibnerbaus bes q. g.
Son8laB eingebroden au iein unb einen
0obn i'm Wcrtbe bon - esitoblen al
bobsn. tunroe pe9eh @eiebibsrtreiuns
aberuieisn.
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unh Stiefsqaoen bon %. q. Syler elm
sebro@en unb fir $40 Mertb s9ute
unb etiefeln 9eitoblen ou babsn.
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anastlast tussen Jdliduns unb 9ans
sinbru&. Sn oitiem Jals CAB Der an.
paIt Wabniinn als gntihuIbisuns an.
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ftuer Alarm- G,.earapb.
ala m = 6 a # G n.
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Ns. 4 Trite YoTaei gtativn.
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Mo: sprissnbaus, 1st.a on. nab
TransIin. WV
No. 1-2 GpfettS.
Mo. IL Gde Der 12tsn unb Mois ctr.
No. IA ede Der 10ten unb gyrt ctr.
w. 10 ede Der 1fsn unb Cars Ctr.
mo' 10 Gde SER yine nnb Main ctr.
:Se. ~ ede Der 3ten unb DUAL Ctr.
Wv. II Ode Der 25lien unb gyoob a.,
W.. 20 Gde ber 17ten unb Maabou str
"0' ~ gdt Der 17tem unb MaltiuotOs
Ctr. ~'"S''"
No. rs metropolitan eifen.@sris, 7
Ms. 20 Gde Der 5teu unb Maix Cir.
10. 81 Gde Der 14ten unb @esn Ctr,
w. 80 Gde Der 22asn anb Main ctr!
w. "a Gde Der 13t.n uns gary ctr
MO. 3-5 @tabhf9ts Irmenbans.
NU. Sc 1retesar Gi1en.Berte.
No. Al Gde Der 9teu unb Qeiab ctr.
No. 2 groab @trabe, vde Sail Nqy.
w. 4-3 Gds Sprins unb yite Ctr.
M0. as ede ct. Samss umb Dusal I'm;
~. 40 SpriBenbsas, Este ctr.
w. 81 @priyenbaus, 10 ctr.
NO. 90 Ode Der Clap I'm @ilmer Ctr.
No. SO eds MiacuisnRr. uns modens
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'1no ysm. s. Wouabun. l Sobr, ,peas !.
e~or''siiden aobfi&lue; bsib. bon vi.
ipipania County.
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Wteoerbeifer. Der 5nperin.
.teilosfit Der @asmerfe. 8. 8. 0noules.
bat I'D ben ieiner aranfbeif er6clt.
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IssS I'ss.sS s9 AN
N'dmouo, Dnf Mipsr mo gbriepcatc
Gl cnbubn Sorp.np
Tabrplan bet 3i9e.

Onrh pnHaeiere.
300 q. W @etldet giidmpnb 9tenjag, Oanntrid1
uno Snnnnhenn. Vsrtinbet in lDet
yBint NIT BEN Hdmpfer Savanna fir ais
le Sunfte ait benz Wort Htper unb BaIti-
more. Mnfunftin Baltimore I'm 30. w.;
perbtnbet nit Uatnfiuien til g8dltinatun,
philadelphia, Mem gprf, Bottom uub ale
trsfltdten panite. Nerbinb t nit 3uae.:
fer &idrfens unb PETERSBURG tab GBtias
r;aie unb Stip @ifeatutnsn.
DmrG Grnht.
500 g.. 81. @erla6t Bli&mtnb 4irnffag, 1uunrrjaa
unp Snnnnbtnn. Wadt Utrbinpunaen m t
1angfsrn in gDeft gpint fur Stue. 2aucun.
Gen. Baltimore tno ale trefl den purfte.
Mddt WerbirtuHgen tn Midmpnb nit 3I>
gen Der Nidmpnb unb 9anpias. 81 dmpnb
ilne pftershure. une Gtefapea!e unb Sbip
Giientabuen.
2ofal VafGagiere.
300 g. -. gerldst RiSmpnS t sli6 (eumntaas aus.
8enrnamen)
0rfal Gra6r.
200 Q. W. @erldBt Midmpnb Nonfaa, Wiittucc Il,
une 5iritas. Madts @erItntunse en- in
91slt Point NIT benz Tampfsr ,Sis" fur
dae 1dnbuneen an ZEN Wiattirsat unb
yan unfr 5lifen.
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gafaster.D epdrtGment
Wtdn'onp, 90, 1. Teertber, 1876.
VI, linn mad bent 3. 9ejembcr, 1876,
eia palIae er-3iae, tp,e folat
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@olb idlob seitsrn Mittoy IN Nep
Oorf nit 1868.
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Bids
Yinmen- nnb WemiG-Saamfn

rerosn sspFanjt ron elmer Miaipn 0euts In Nm,rifc.,
Sitbe ""''"uv
Nif's Nrcislits-30O @bbilbunsen, muir 2 Gents.
lid. "''-
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a!s msins gsrShentIi&unsss wsrpsn in ensltfa uuy
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tiasp 'purosa esitern s~mpfap9sn: Nobt.
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SIM Noterre finbct man.

SIM Yaterre finoct man:
@Gwar3c Mlpaeas 3u %, Is, 80, 49, 40. as,
81. 60, rs, soc. unb 81 per yarb.
Gsbet unIere Nlpacas 3u 3Oc. an, ME biQiaer
s 45e S~'rfauft.
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unb favb'se @eibrnSeuee.
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9arbise Seicenseuae 81 81. ertb $l.25.
Wir .enfen belorbere 4ufmerfiamfcit auf un-
tt'e l&warae SetSenaeuse SI s., ME bill
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Stwar3e EsieenSeuse gu t5c , wertb ST.
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Sdmar5e S.ibenseuse 81 1925, peltb 1925.
yin soles 1Hp' temsnt BON Srmbasints, 81.
mile, Qaiimerc unb peuriettn Slider.
Cine 9rsBe Nustpabl Ypa Yiques Don 10 bis
6Oc. per yarb.
Ginfa9es Qeinen fir @naiise BON % bis 4Oe.
Mns basu PATHFINDER Yefab.
100 0iad neue Yercales Don 9bts 1876.
100 Stid ltDne 2amas au 12A.
5000 yares i0lice yerca'ss al 10c. per Nare,
wirhiHer Wsrtb Csc. per yarb.
Cine arcBe @uspabl BON Dreb @pubs BON 10
bis sos. per Yars.
1909 Gorkts BON SOC. bis So per yJaar.
Das grSB'e 2,ser BON Gafimsres fir 5erreu.
unb Anaben- 8leiber, welteS ie bier Ufe.
rirt, Don 25c. bis 50 per yaro.
1000 untsrtemben fir perren unb Oamen
pom 25s. bic 81 per Stid.
Infer Strumpfwaaren- unb 5anbl&ub. d.
partsment 1T eomplste.
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bis 81 per Stid.
Wtr b@ten i'll Yaterre nod tauIenb artere
Sa1en, 3u ptelfaltis. UNI ale aM ertpGb=
men, ba IS uns an Naum eebrt4t.
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DiA's iQufrirte preis-l fife.

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es. nnb bic Mrt uns gDsiie ~tisfelben su w~adfsn~Ma.s
LTD 9ebruff. - ~"s-
@preiire: Sames Did, &sGeRer. M..M
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SIM 3ncitei, Sted

Sm 3tDcltet Stof
Gintet man Gin ppues Eager Don Bett.D efen
BON ST bis $40, uno MAIDEN defenders
auf un1eve Isl unb 81 so AMilts auf-
merriam.
Cine srObe Wuswabl BON Yu5Ies amb Inter
rode Upn SOC. bis 81 LES.
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geafsr.Vprbange ane girturss.
Sonnen. nnb Measni1irms.
1nb etle srcee Waswabl pom 9bawls; ale
SpiBen. SbstIanb unb anbsrs nsue Wtc.
Cen.
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baben mir einen arsbsn &slerYt 0srYatb pou
aaen Waaren. Ww bitten Mae uns nit if.
rem Sslu1e 3u besbrsn unb un1ey Eager an.
5uieBen.
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@ir la9en uniern 0renneen, aumben uue
BEN pablitum i'm MQssmsinei unlern befen
Dant fIr bas uns ssI@entte i3utrauen unb
bitten fe uns paislbe ferner ~ aematrem.
Spele Ostraber,
Wc. 81 8rcab Strabe.
A65 S@il4sH ber 3tsn unb Atst CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
SOUTHERN LAWLESsNEss.

RESISTANCE TO TIE REVENUE LAWS II VIRGINIA
A GREAT OUTRAGE AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TREBUSE.l
WAsUINGToN. July l.-Collcctor Duya OF " heel
ing, has sent to the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue n report from Deputy Collector Scoield, at
Parlersburg, giving an account Of an attempt TO
intimidate by mob violence. a witness who had
given testimony against Illicit distilleries. Inc
Collector says:
1T has become quite apparent within the last two
months since active operations against illicit distles
r-e 5nne 1ced that there a deep seated hatred III
th md Of very LARGE proportion the people OF the
Southern part OF nY district towards all internal keye
- - ~ tilc Government and Systematic detcrmiua
tiou to resist the laws and tho officers upon all ATTEMPTS
10 enforce them. am convinced mat the ScI9 iic '
widespread expressions Of condemnation IN neWs"pcls
and Otherwise OF the Ulcers who conducted the recent
raids In the district has enbOlth"d sou,e 70 80, 80
Federal authority who formly would not attempt open
resistance"
The following is the substance Of the report Of
epatv-Coliector Scofeld, dated Parkersburg, W.
Va, June %
At the term OF the Federal Court held in Charleston
had some Roanoke County men indicted Tor VIOLATION ."
mann hose evidence the indictments were found came
~ my office and made tho following representations
Last We incsday night fifteen disguised men came 10 NE
Lor near Spcncer broke down the door, dragged nm
from hs bed. nAdIoded hl, pat rope around ne heSS
auI lcd H.ln to the woods Ihey then ue VI
him To take oath ina, he would nor appet. ~ ,io 80,
He refused de o,whcn they passed e role oFS
and suspended hlm By the meek uhtli nc Was
almost nncuisc lie vas then laA'h uoMu h'l SUI
refused 10 take the oath they dcDauicc ALL SLUT
con-uIatiou gmOng Themselves mob told hin II he
was found STATE alter Ten DAYS, ne Wou. oe SIM.
an e,.s ana that tney Lad banded tOg tler 20 prevent
tr prosecution any there Tor violation ci fcuet
i,y,s TGeic were f0uT witnesses ia all One OF the
otnels had been warned and d prepared bshst 10 nc
s,.t puy efforts OF % mob. The oticr Two lie hd nJ
b,r, from whom he lent. Tie man i here now ana dar
mai sf.,ru and has left his wheat uncut ana 3is corn l
rIlt,vntfd Maslug ali due allowance Ter Dis excite,
con = MUD aud any possible cXagecation, tlinl
Il great outrage has been committed"
Commissioner Kaum has written to District-Atior
uey Golf requesting him to take this affair up and
use all the resources at his command to BRING the
! outIaws 10 exemplary pnnshment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

AND INTIMIDATION TOO MUCH FOR THEM
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE'I
WASHINGTON, July 2.-Ex-Congressman d. IL
Morphis is a candidate for the Marshalship for the
Northern District of Mississippi Mr. Morphs is a
native Republican, of excellent character, who was
member Of the Fort ysecond Congress- and joined inc
Creeley movement in 1872. Like most OF tbs lad
eral Republicans he came 10 the support OF MI
HAYES as soon as he read his letter Of acceptance
Mr. Mo,phs says that the contest in Mississippi this
wear will be altogether one-sided. The Republicans
will nominate no ticket, because they know they
have no chance of clecting it. As a member OF the
Republican CentraCommittee, he adylseSlhiscourSe'
and il seems to be universally agreed to by the hc-
publican leaders. lie thinks that the Democrats
will nominate General Robert LOwery, who Is not az
much of a Bourbon as Ex-Governor Humphreys, ms
principal competitor but is nevertheless a stlc'
White Party man.
General Walthal, who is much more liberal, could
probably be nominated if he would accept, but he
positively declines. Mr.. MOrphis secs no hope OF Il
break in the solid Democratic ranks this year. Dut
he thinks that next year when there are no STATE
officers TO elect and number of county Offices are
to be filed there will be such scramble for these
places that Independent candidates will he hume
ro,ts and the Republicans will have no opportunity
of making themselves felt. Under the present con-
diton of thin:s it makes no difference how many
Republican votes 20 into the ballot boxes. The
Democrats control all the machinery of election, ana
| have no scrupJes about stopping the boxes ana
making false counts to elect their man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Monday. Jul,

WAsIuSGToS, Monday, July ., 1877
Fx-C0agrc ssman Phil9tus sawyer. OF Wisconsin,
who IS IN town. thinks that Col Keyes viii not
, position chairman Of the Republican state
Comm er and will sooner submit TO removal from ths
PJsO-iiice AT Madison.
Senator Blaine left Washington this morning for Tren
ton, n j.. wncre OF his is college. lie VIII
proceed thence TO Woodstock Conn., where he is expect
ed lake part tue Fourth of July celebration. 10
been mere Tor day or TWO on personal business.
The secret Service Division Of the Treasury Depart
nlent authorizes the statement that BY the
OF James f. Porter travelling about the country. falsely
representing 10 be officer Of that division lie has
Gently beoa operating Ia Pennsyiyania.
The Public Printer to-day put a large number
OF composi0rs to work, money being provided for
that purpose under the appropriation for the precnt
fiscal year. There are nowit standing this hundreds Of
COnpOstOls wltnOui employment.
Special kilograms from ST. Paul to-day state that Mr..
Justice Miller, IN tue Of Cochrne ct AL against
Christian CT A. ordered junction against Chris
tan n Co, OF The Washbufn Mills. OF Minneapolis
straing them from using the new process OF purifying
lnidGings unless the defendants give bonds OF quarter
million dollars aud keep account OF all production.
General Appraiser Meredith assigned u upon
ACCOMPLISHMENTS at New-York and Boston whenever
demand is made and the Collectors at those ports
authorized to call upon him at any time. Should 10
occur thai his cannot be obtained reapprase
r nri apnraSrs are ,ot 10 he located az any one
place such ports from time 10 time
designated by the Department
Pension Commissioner Bentley officially an
nounces th.t Col. 4. +. Howe. Pension agent at New
York Guy, viii hereafter pay all the Government PEN
soncr. the coun'es Of Albany, Clinton Columbia, Del
aware Duchess Essex, Greene kiuAs Qncudiug Brook
lynn, queens, New York, Orange, Pumam, Rcnmold,
Rensssiaer, Rocklnud. sullivan Saratoga; su1os'
schenectady, Ulster Warren, Washington aud Wincnes-
ter, in New IOrs Stale.
Mr. Andrews, the Minister OF the United states a
Stockholm has Informed the Department OF state thas
an important STATE agricultural exhibition viii DE held
Chrstiania Norway, from the 2d TO Tie 7ih o. October
next The exhibition will open O. fo,eign as well
domestic agricultural implements aud u.c n" 'ie pre-
niuas ior widen viii eOnais. Of gold, SILVER and bronze
medals, and honorable mention"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

conditional restoration OF the double standard through
international commission that the interests OF both
the creditor aud debtor classes may be- protected.
Senator Jones, Chairman OF the Silver Commission. has
nearly completed his report lie takes sroDg grounds
as was expected In favor OF the unlimited rcmontizs-
ton Of silver As TO the payment Of he United Seates
bonds H. says that the act = 1870 the contract upon
which all subsequent loans have been issued. In
order that there might be NJ doubt a. TO tho
specific coin in which the loans should DO
paid tho act spulates that they must paid IN coin OF
United states Of the standard value ut that time 90
tIat Whatever legislation might subsequently be had
which soad depreciate the value Of gold or silver coin.
il would the duty OF the Government to pay In gold
or silver at the standard value in 1870 even II Obliged
strike coin OF the lawful STANDARD values OF thas
date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
FRDM ERZERTM To rRrnIZnNn-

EAgiNG TiR JOURNEY OVER rHK MoU>TtINs-sOL-
DiERs AND KgUPP GUNS MET on rit WAY-A
MsIONARY's ArrEAL-TlE WAR oUH.DOK-IUR-
KfsH PRFPARATIoNs.
iFROM A. OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT THR rHfBUSR.l
TTBIzOSD, May ~. IL is a trying march from
EHerum through TIE mountains b. the Black Sea
bur party Of ms have just completed it. The ar
mic were falling bacl, towards Erzerum rendering
il in danger Ola siege and bonbardment. 1t would
b. very trying for families to be shut mp in such
filthy city during the hot season. when in June.
any year, for health's sake people obliged to 70
out into tents by the mountains for two three
months AS they could have assurance Ill these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

u r,,ssr.Ns ApvANCING-A RATTLE RtfohlhD ~
BELA-AN EASY HIGHWAY ShLHO i"D
Io1poy Monday. July ?, 1877
o..- ....i,,,os - he the center OF interest III
.,opr1T.r,an campaign. The military bridge con-
'n0 18th the Roumanian shore, begun Thurs
last was partially destroyed by storm on FIJI
o,,d saturday 26 pontoons being sunk. II was
o.yoo.od that the bridge would be completed laSt
o,,riug when troops would continue crossing i1e
dronca Of the Russians from Sistova VIII not pe
;r,,aded bv any Typographical obstacles
,rtr is a, easy road from the place to the Jantr'
~ n, oDd tbe town of Timova, the ancient capita
= nnI,sria where the Russians intend esta bhsmhg
,Aw Bulgarian civil administration south OF
Tirnova about six days march fr' the Danube
and accessible both by Trnova ana by the route
from S,sova TO Molosch or Malkotcha, lies the town
Of Cobrova. whence commences the Shipka PassI
the most practicable of all the Balkan roads.
FIGHTING BEGUN IN BULGARIA.
A telegram from Shumia indicates that hghtihg
has begun. II says that 10000 Russians crossed
the river. and had in part advanced to Pavlo' 10
miles "a the southeast when their progress was ar
rested NV the Turks. Another telegram. dated Sun
dav 1880 D. No. says the Russian advance guard
attacked Bella. 20 miles southeast of Sistova, but
ras driven back upon Sistova with heavy loss.
Another battle is expected. The Turks are taking
the precaution of removing the rolling stock from
Rustchuli TO Varna.
II appears that the Russians crossed only st Sis'o-
w. A telegram from Turna says: No crossing mas
taken place here and probably none Will Inc kuS-
slams made a serious demonstration, winch would
have been turned into real attack had falr chahce
offered Tho Russian forces are distributed IN the
nachboring villages that they could with equal ease
concentrate upon Sinnitza or Turni-Magurdi. 10
the last moment it was uncertain which would be
chosen,
Regarding Roumani0, Bucharest telegram says :
The objects 10 be attained by her in an offensive war
against Turkey are the acknowledgment OF the
absolute independence of Roumania, and the dis-
mantling Of the Turkish forts along the Danube
thereby placing both banks an equal footing ana
insuring the free navigation and perpetual neu-
traization of that river. Roumania viii also claim
full indemnity for war expenses and the dePreda-
tons OF tho Turkish armies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
RUSsOTURUsH WAR NOTES.

ATueSs. Monday, july ., 1877.
royal decree has been issued, giving forced
e,,,,ov L, te notes Of the National and Ionian DanH5'
N nusnance OF tho contract for loan OF 2O'VOO'O1o
draChiuas. o-
BELLE Monday July 2, 1877.
The Russian Government having ordered the
asa u 1000 horses Germany viii I'm few days
Issue decree prohibiting tie export Of horses from the
F,noire ii is semodciay stated that this me'snTe II
adopfed viii be solely the ground o. internal economy
and not FOR political reasons -
PARIS Monday, July 2 1877.
The elections will take place in September.
vrbs oyr,t NJ Senior Gorilla which took place horc on
satutGav. had not been demanded by the spanish
Government II is stated the propretors OF the motel
In which Gen IAsunero. ex-Doputy dunez and senior
Iorlia resided. overheard them dscussiAs N"enl
measures against the French Governments The ponce al
ulc time 90 tie arrest, ssLed some aims and papers
Tie latter are SAID 10 prove The existence soi Plot
sSansi the French and Spanish Governments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

Assuming that the Russians will rcpulse their
assaants they viii advance along the Janra to Trnova,
80 miles from the Danube sstova. Here the Russians
will be the ancient capital Of Bulgaria, and NAV
propratcy establish there civil administration for the
province. Ascending the Jantra the Russians viii meet
the Balkan Mountains. the great barrier, dividing Hu
gara from the roads hc lead the Turkish capital The
highway toward which the Jantrahoads is one Of the
easiest OF the passes the mountain which lees DIFF
cult account Of the badness OF the roads
than of its elevation Having crossed the Balkans the
Russians will see before them the Promised Land, in the
beautiful and fertile valley of Kasanlik where and
other CANT shrubs abound
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pr.sovs FOR WILKIyss REMOVAL.

rrr1rP TO THE PRESIDENT DISCLOSING SOME
POLITICAL ENDS 10 81 PROMOTED
4 SINGULAR FiGHT OVER TIE OrFICE.-A LETTER TO
the PRESIDENT WHICH DIsCLosEs SOMETHING.
WAsgIyGroN July The following letter
"a the President in regard the Coileetorsip OF Bat-
more is published here:
OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE A9EkcAN,}
BALTIMORE, Nay 30, 1917.
To HIS ErcsIieneV, R,tterJord H. bages: o., ,...,,;
DrAR sfR: As the appoint meat % CoiOhel wilkins
10 the CO.lcctDrship % baltimore wac ItT'.! "bVii
a.i,ng his removal. that iad0r3 hn with the
rnsivc assurance from him that he "0uid W "tiiIt
l., t me close of President Grants torn III Isf"t
- NJ TiInuas 1hc President had, OF M own
u4t;,i,, .esnrrd me thai nc would ssk Mr. Booth 10
rcs,,,n and appoint Sir. Thomas, admitting thhl ne
i.j dre The tier great uucsi.ye ahd was ii'4.CIb OF
,td,ip H. lie asked aud received tie Iesi-hatoh o.
C,,rter Inntb when M ticGNtil ihitllVl"t ana IT.
,..ld th,t Mr. Thoul.s should moi D. dlpoiui,d bhe
resident t-n stid that he would appoint anyone th
Nm C.esvr ana myself woui" acivot. AS we "crt IA
The ,n,d-t If ihc canvass y was nee e.arF t't Iihl
oct,ou should be taken, aud Colonel Nhhns dsitcu -
t,t. il ;nr tne balance ot President Grant tcIlI
TINS Inns uppuiI tLtui was hite ana rs sum a 80
vIlts became Collector hc us a us ppWc: 10 uIle .
ruittee faiug in which he commenced an 0Erh wa. on
m, committee aui did all d. "a. power III cooperation
viii NJ Cr.sNcll Ia htIatr aud w'ahrn 'is ihdehir'
re "a. more pt.s,st4it GiSui e"u4f t-au collector
Eo,th had ben u 1d a.s position lu ire p'rT "a present
/. D.u Mad neither Republicans o. RtiO1net5 ale w.hS
to make nominations hiI TIE municipal contest.
fl me President viii promptly ina., the appointments
OF Mary land th"t nave teth td.beTtfu t'-iI - u ;
Thomas aud NV will eieciry the whole stale and
promise him IN return the election o. Reform c1nii'
daa for MAYOR next Fal. Ino rufa. Gsticis al Mary
land are Republican. AMI when TIE Baltimore ring n
tic bourbon Democracy are broken thelr power "i De
gone. =.
CHARLES C. FCLrOS.
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RUSSIANS AT TIRNOVA.

A FLYING COLUMN IN THE BULGARIAN OArii
RrprF PAsHA GONE TO sHUMIA.
BUCHAREST, Monday, July 2-Evening -
Ills reported here that Russian flying column
has entered Tirnova.
IoNDox Tuo sday July 3, 1877
Renters telegram from Constantinople says Hedii
pasha. the Minister of War, has started Tor onui''
RUSSIANS NEARING THE BALKANS.
LONDON July g. 1877.
The Times Bucharest despatch reports tha'
tho Russians have occupied Tirnova, the ancient
capital of Bulgaria. Prince IcherkoSh has peeh
proclaimed provisional Governor OF the pioNinoo'
Official dispatches received here state that elections
are now going on there, for the purpose OF forming
q Chamber or Provisional Council. The Russian
troops are pressing on beyond Tiruova toward the
Raikaps. The communications of Rustchuk are
also threatened.