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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
WASHI~GTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, MAY :, l-sI
The report recently made by the committee Of Treas
ury officials appointed investigate affairs in the Blu
reau Of Engraving aud Printing from which clerks were
recently DISCHARGED was only partial The full
report will be completed IN the course o week ahd ~
visit NcwNOrk FOR the purpose OF making certain III
quries.
Two colored men were appointed yesterday to posi-
tons IN the Treasury Department One Of Them Merri-
mon Howard formerly sheriff Of one Of the counties in
Mississippi who was obliged TO leave the state during
what called the shotgun campaign Tor fear OF MS
life is appointed TO mesSengersll, ana the olhtr
Joseph Turner formerly secretary or tue AabaIa STATE
Senate, TO a clerical Office.
Mrs Sarah \. Thompson OF Tennessee to-day received
an appointment clerk in the Treasury. The appoint
ment is based the ground Of substantial service by
this woman and her husbandto tue Government Dnns
the late war she SOY and hospital nurse Her APP
plcation regarded at the Department. as lie strongest
Tennessee case on the flies.
On appea from the Board Of Examiners in Chief As
saut Commissioner Dooltte OF the Patent Office In the
case of John n swift applicant for the registration Of
trade mark in interference with trade mark registered
TO Winfield Peters Feb. 20, 1876 ats the decision OF
the Examiners of Interference ana the Appear Board
postal convention was signed by the President to-
dag for the exchange Of money orders with Italy. IL
takes effect July 2 Instructions will shortly be pre-
pared by the FOst-Otice Department designating tue
offices in ths country which such money orders will
be paid or issued.
Messrs T. j. Baxter, Chief Clerk OF the Land ONCE
F. A seely Chief Clerk of the Patent Office and W A
BARTLETT Examiner the Patent Office, have been a-
pOntel b. secretary ScuurZ board 10 examine apIl-
cants for rscass elerkships in the Interior Depart
ment.
Notice has been officially received at the Department
OF state from the Portuguese Government that the coast
ing trade Of Angola. which has hitherto been closed to
all except Portuguese vessels, VIII hereafter De open "
all American aud foreign vessels
The Po,t-Onice Department to-day contracted with
Clarence Van Tasscll OF Dakota for mail service from
Fort Pierre on tie Missouri River to DeadwOod lsO
miles riwCeky, until Sept 30 at the rate OF SvSl9 per
aunuIn.
1t is understood at the Department OF State that pass
por;s will hereafter be desirable TO all Americans travel
ing m the arDaIy States Their possession VIII greatly
promote the convenience OF American travellers III thOSe
States.
dispatch received at the State Department to-day
announces that Gen. Edward f. Bcale, United states
Minister Austria has left Vienna on leave OF absence
for Washington He is accompanied by bis family.
It's reported on excellent authority that the English
mission has been formally offered to eXSecretary Fsn
but that he has yet decided whether he will take
not
Pension agents whose agencies are TO be discontinued
must settle their accounts BY the end OF the current
quarter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
THE WAR IN ASIA MINOR.
THE TURKS DEFEATED WITH HEAVY LOSS BEFORE
KARs-AII PASTA PRISONER.

ruF TURKS DEFEATED WITH HEAVY LOSS BEFORE
KARs-ALI PASTA PRISONER.
LONDON Tuesday, May g. 1877.
4 Central News telegram from Vienna, which
,bould be accepted with reserve, says: Intelligence
,acoved here confirms the rumOr that the Turks
entered defeat before Kars and sustained heavy
loses Ali Pasha was taken prisoner. There is
rreat uneasiness at Constantinople."
The Time's Vienna correspondent, discussing the
military situation in Asia, says "a simultaneous
advance by the caravan road from Bayazid toward
Trzerum on the left, from Aexandropol TO Kars in
che center. and on the right toward Batum, leaves
little doubt that the objecl Of the Russian opera
tons is Erzerum and not Kars. All these lines con
verge on Erzerum. The position which Mukhtar
pasba occupies commands the junction of the two
roads which lead from KaTs through the passes of
Soucanlu and Dagh but unfortunately besides the
Russian center which is advancing from Kars, there
are also indications Of an advance from the two
wings As regards the advance on the left, now
that Bayazid is laken, there seems nothing to stop
this column from moving up to the plateau of I'm
dagh which is a strong defensive position but lies
in the rear of the position occupied by Mukhtar
Aasha As regards the operations of the Russian
night wing, the advance on Batam was probably
feint 10 mask the advance of column mp the Valley
Of the Tscharuk.
"Once in this valley, the Russians get on a falr
road convergng on Erzerum from the northeast
that is 10 the rear of the two positions which bar
the way of the remaining two Russian columns. As
II may be supposed the Russians will try to effect
aiunction of their three columns. each of them will
support the advance of the other two, and if the
wing columns come on sooner, Mukhtar Pashas
position. with them in his rear will become mtcn-
able and he will be obliged to take position close
in front of Erzerum."
REPORTED RUSSIAN REFUSES AT KARs.
LONDON. Wednesday. May Q, 1877.
The Timeys dispatch from Vienna says; The news
Of the unsuccessful attempt of the Russians to
carry Kars by a coup dc main is confirmed 10y Rus
sian bulletin which speaks even of two attempts to
storm the citadel. In consequence of this the
apprenensions entertained at COnstantnOple
about the fate of Kars are set at rest.
The supposition that the Russians will not
cit down before Kars but will invest it and proceed
with the bulk of their forces toward Erzerum, seems
likewise to have already found confirmation, for
both wings of the army appear to be moving to
turn the positions Of Souganlu and Dagh, and thus
force Mukhtar Pasha to withdraw, and leave the
passes open for the Russian main force"
TIE FALL OF KARs EXPECTED.
The Times dispatch from Paris says: 1T is al
legged here that Kars is about to surrender, that the
Turkish army between Kars and Erzerum is in dan
ger of defeat and that Immediately on these events
happening Safyet Pasha Will be sent to treat for
peace The report relative TO Safyet Pasha has been
mentioned previously"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
rrIrGRAruIc NorEs.

QUtBUC. Canada. May S.-Filtcen vessels arrived
here today large number Of vessels is reported below.
YN\KroN Dakota, NAV S.-Mail service has been
ordered here Deadwood Pierre three times
a week, beginning To day.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May s.-Charlcs T. Brent failed
court today 10 charge Of forgery. The suUpo
ton = that he has hed again.
RICHMOND. Va, NAV S.-A motion will DE made
before Judge Hughes Norfolk, for the appoint
mont OF receiver Tor the Petersburg Weldon Railroad
TRENTON, n. j., May Sin the United states
today the ual ~ Joseph Cuppuo alias Joseph Del
buOno having his possession money
sey CITY, resumed.
TRENTON, n. j., May Sin the United States
Court this afternoon Judge Nixon announced nat the failure
10 call special session Of Congress Jane would
pei the dispense With the June the
not be expected be this Of the officers
BOsTON, May S.-Ihe Conta locomotive was tested
the England railroad day aud the
results are considered highly favorable Under the new
OF combustion there IN OF Soke
the smoke stack aud greater power Is claimed 10
evolved under conditions Than by locomotives 10
ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
PRODUCE Markets NOT REyWrNG.

The markets on the Produce Exchange
showed no signs OF rcgivng yesterday, ana the Hour
market particularly dull with the turn III buyers
favor the demand being generally limited to small par
GELS for trade wants with the exception Of City Mills for
the West Indies Sellers were generally hImer holders
but concessions were necessary 10 business ana occ
siouay made The receipts lu,1O3 barrels tNporo
l75U barrels, and sales $500 barrels The wheat MA
hct was quiet sellers generally hrnl IA thef denlts
aud buyers for export and milling holding on h1pbs 10
gain concessions The receipts 400 bushels sales
p 900 bushels, and export. The corn hIrhet Wa
duh and from To lower. The Iccelpt5 WIZ
80 900 bushels, exports 800 bushels, ana SAFES
bushels. The pork market opened about 10 GEMS %
MONDAYS closing prices and remained ana closed Aou
steady The receipts were ,7l3 barrels ana export
barrels Lard opened FROM 10 TO Ia Cents p Tr Ia
hounds lower than Mondays closing prices, salhE d
Shade during the day aud closed about steiuy. M
cepts ,142 tierces, 10 kegs, ana SoV CASTS anu
pOrts ~ 30 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
MAJOR RENO'S SENTENCE.
A MITIGATION on ACCOUNT or HIS LONG AND BRIL-
LIANT SERVICES.
fry TELEGRAPH TO ruE rRIBUSEI


WASHINGTON, May S.-The Cabinet cOnsid-
cred to-day the case Major Reno whose dismissal from
the army has been recommended by court-martial Is
may be remembered that the accusations against him
were that he had improper advances to the wife OF
a brother officer and thereby done acts unbecoming an
officer and q gentleman. The was discussed at
length in the Cabinet and the OF dismissal from
the army modified suspension from rank and pay for
two years 10 he accompanied bya severe reprmaud
This modification the sentence, which Is quite unusual
In army discipline was only granted account Of tho
long and very brilliant military service Of Major Reno,
and also because there some mitigating circum-
stances connected with the accusation. An order was
prepared which rectes the gross ofynSe which Major
Reno had committed, and contains the severe reprimand
voted to be administered by the Cabinet together with
the modification OF the sentence. The following has
been issued by secretary McCraY:
WAR DErARrNENT, May 3, 1877
The proceedings i'm this case haN ing been forwarded
under The lOGh article Of Wal 10 the secretary OF war
have most carefully considered ana have been sub
mttcd the President who approves the finding ana sen
tence but Is pleased To mitigate the latter 20 Suspension
from rank au pay from the lrth OF NAY,
1877 Major Rcmos conduct toward the wife Of an absent
officer the whole force Of lis power az COM
mandng officer ~ the post 20 grailty rs rrsentintht
against cannot De too strongly conlenhen Dut alr
long denbcfatiOn upon all the circumstances 81 the case
the record Of the tal, 10 i thought mat hs
crave oensCs they 10 not warrant the sen
nee dismissal and all It's consequences upon one VINO
has for 20 cars borne the reput ton OF brave man anu
honorable officer, ana has mhttalutd mat reputation
upon the blteteldS OF the rebellion ana m contests VITA
Indians The President has therefore modified the sem
tcnce and il hoped that Major Reno wiz appreciate
tie ccmency thus shown HIM, vel as the very Iept.
hensblc character OF the acts ~ which ne was FOUND
guilty. GEO W. MCtkAf, SECRETARY OF NdI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
TIE DANUBIAN CAMPAIGN.

TIE TURKS BOMBARDING KALAFAT-THE RUSSIANS
NEARING GIURGEVO on THE DANUBE
BUCHAREST. Tuesday, May 6, 1877.
The Turks are bombarding Kalalat from Widdln,
and the ROumanian batteries returning the fire.
lKalafat is on the ROumanian side of the Danube,
opposite Widdin, a town on the right bank of the
river, in the westernmOst angle of Bulgaria. Kala-
fat was seized and held by the Turks in the last
war.
LONDON. Wednesday, May 0, 1877.
The Standards dispatch from Bucharest, May s,
says: "a ROumanian army corps started in the
direction Of GiurgeyO this morning. The Russian
advance guard will arrive there this evening.
"ROumanian artillery has started for Oltenltza to
resist any new attempt on the part Of the Turks.
Thus, at last, we have open war between Roumania
and Turkeyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
RoUMANIA THREATENS OPEN WAR.

BUCHAREST, tuesday MAY - lo'''
Prince Charles of Roumania, acknowledging the
address presented TO him by the Senate in reply TO
the speech from the throne, TecOunted the acts OF
hostility committed by the Turks against ROuma-
man ports and open towns on the Danube and their
peaceful inhabitants and ROumanian vessels, and
said In consequence of the aggressive attitude of
Turkey, the ROumanian Government will display
not only the foresight but also the energy which
both chambers of the Legislature have prescribed.
foresee however, with SORROW" he concluded
THAT moderation will be of no avail and that we
must meet force by force it is our duty to defend
our country"
LONDON, Wednesday, May g. 1877.
Bucharest telegram 10 The Standard says: The
Immediate declaration o. ROumanian independence
sexpected by the Chamber which meets this even
ing. Public opinion is resigned to this step rather
than changed, but events on all sides are too strong
Tor the people who express opposition TO IT,"
The Princess Of Roumania has accepted the presi-
oeney of the Jas,y committee OF relief Tor the
wounded and widows Of the war.
The Standards Vienna dispatch reports that Rou-
manan circular has been issued complaining that
The proceedings of the Turks render ROumanias
sbsfentlOn from hOstilities almost impossible.
me Standards Bucharest telegram says: The
Turks have ceased cannonading Kalafat, on account
o. The vigorous reply Of the ROumanians"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
LONDON, Wednesday, Nay 9, ISL
TEN TURKISH SHIPS SEIZED.

LONDON. Wednesday, May Q. 1877
TIE Standards COnstantinople special says: "Not-
withstandng the Russian promise that Turkish
Ships should have eight days to leave Russian
waters ten Turkish ships were seized at Kertch Ia
Cinean port the day after the declaration Of war.
Inc Porte has instructed Musurus Pasha. its EN-
pasSador at London TO request England 70 remon-
s"ate at IT. Petersburg against the act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
MrRnrR OF 4 NoN-rNIoN LAnoRER.

Troy, y. Y, May S.-John McKceyer nom
union inouldcr Clinton Foundry, ~as attacked by
three men on Jcl, .so-st this morning, each OF whom
fired ON McKccycr all the shots taking effect One OF
the shots entered back OF his shoulders and passed
through the right lung, being extracted at the breast
hone; tie other shot, inflicted flesh wounds In his hip
and breast. recover His a,saidnts escaped,
oWius to the cOWaIdlcc OF special officer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
RUssO-TURKIsH WAR NOTES.

CoHsTANTINoPLR, Tuesday. May 8, 1877.
Hobart Pashs will remain permanently in the Ottoman
service.
Recent intelligence from England. especially Lord
Derbys reply TO Prince Gortchako has revived conf
dence 1t is believed Turkey may st look England
for support.
IA said Austria determined oppose the entry
Of the Russians into Servia
corps OF Polish volunteers is being formed here.
PARIS Tuesday. May 8, 1877.
The French Government will merely ackno wledge the
receipt Of Prince Gortchakoffs circular
LONDON, Tuesday, May 9. 1877.
The Globe reports that Admiral Popof will take COM
mand Of the Russian ornaments in the Black Sea.
Il semiOfcia journal at st. Petersburg confirms the
report that Russia does not intend reply to the British
note.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
BRITISH ARMAMENTS.

LONDON, wednesday, Nav 8 lS77.
lhe Press Association announces that the
va once has decided that in the event Of English
s"y having to proceed 10 the seat of Lieut.Gen
OF 1ohn Lintorn Simmons shall be It's COmmander-ln-
Chief
me Lrerpooi Post OF Yesterday says "Her Maesty's
a-'np Achilles, lying IN the Nersey received nstrue
>'h' yesterday TO proceed TO plymouth on Friday We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
LOSS OLE LIFE ON LAKE ERIE.

DETROIT, May s.-A dispatch from East
TaNas. Mich. reports the collision Of the steam barge
d. NJ Rust and the bark r. Bergman, 20 miles south
east Of Thunder Bay last night The bark when was
wheat-aden, sunk in 10 minutes. Andrew Holcrow ana
Chas Meyers Of Milwaukee were lost Inc Ierl OF Wy
crew saved. The Rust, though padl' snattoI.u,
succeeded in getting into East Tawas whore she no"
lies awaiting help.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
THE I-rAu ELECrInN.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. May S.-Another can
vass OF the for delegate TO Congress made to-
day, the first made last December being considered IN
formal The resalt was the before about 1000
for Cannon NIounon), ard 1000 for Ba,hu Qibcrall
But this gives Liberal cauddlte Opportunity
contest toe election, which viii be done th, ground
mat C,uuuu is Is alien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR.
GREATER ACTIVITY ON ALL SIDES.

-rr RUSSIANS APPROACHING THE CROSSING POINTS
ON THE DANUBE.
Tho defeat Of the Turks before Kars is credited at
Vienna It is generally agreed that the Russian
army is advancing, with fair prospects of ultimate
,nccess on Erzerum. The right wing is marching
down the valley Of the Tscharuk-the center is at
Kars-while the left is advancing from Bayazd
% the plateau of mdagh in the rear of the SOghanu
detenses Mukhtar Pasha holds position COM
handing the passes of the Soghanlu and Dagh
,oonntains On the Danube the Russians are near
;ng C1iurgevo-a town opposite Rustchuk-and will
n-obaby attempt to cross at that point. The Turks
:, Viddin are bombarding the Roumauians at Kala-
tot who are replying The debate on Mr.. Glad
,,ope,s resolutions was continued yesterday in the
prtisb House of Commons. 1t is to be resumed to-
morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09

sre informed that the Government have already $4,000
troops and 1000 horses ready to embark at any
moment"
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

muny question a light, but II Is hardly TO be ex-
pected that his decision will be reversed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
WASHINGTON.
NOTICE TO MEXICO.

GOVERNMENT NO LONGER DISPOSED TO SUBMIT TO
BORDER oUTRAGEs-A CHANGE OF POLICY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.l
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GnrOpGii9e &abelberid)te.
Set ortcntalifd)e Grtes. j..
2oro @laoitrne aber Die @reueltbatcn ta
Bulgarien umo Die urieutaliidIe 0oIitif
ffunI0nn'a

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2ouo 0 II, u. San1ar. - Gor0 @laS1tone
bielt hcute cine 0ieOe 81 &auntOn, in melf1er
er inter Guoerem fol9enoc Semerfungen
mahte: sygSir iollten ms nm uniere el9e.
neu @el1dfte befiimmern, uno mir beliim'
meru lnS MIR oarum uT Die orientaIlidlC
6ruge, neil mir oieielbe i'll nnlerem eigenen
8eiddite gemndlt babeu. Dies 9eIfIab ans
uriaden, rpsl6e leDer Gn9tGnter, Der oaa
6tr3 auf Dem re9ten 6lede bat, ais geniigent
onerfcnnen miro. SD erbielt Dor meaGer
Gagen eluen Sriei bon Soru. G6gnler, oen1
amerifauilten 9ation8itfretIr uHo @eueral
&oniuI III 3nndauilnopel, i'll meldcm er
mitthellt, oaB er eincn melteren Sertft iiber
bic BroSeIie, 0inrihtungen ugo 3uitGnbe in
8ulOarien uer0Hentllden nirb. ySh CLAUDE, b"
if]relbt er, ySie meroen in Dem Serifte OoQ,
1SnSiGe Berpeiie fir Die gSabrbeit Der Be
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gretfen. giauVe )sooG), baB tieielbe uerbiene,
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v3u bebaupteu. bus aer Ser rag iiniiten @uas
Lamp unb Der YiOrte uo3 IN Sraft beitebt,
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0rober II. sei9madboller Sorratb

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lid niemals i'm @ruite beabiidttst mar sSolge
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men Al balten? @r rpiiroe Der erite Brditoent
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