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A REVENUE RAID.
CAPTURE IN NORTH CAROLINA, AND RETREAT
UNDFR FIRE-MURDER or A GUIDE.

A CAPTURE IN NORTH CAROLINA, AND A RETREAT
UNDFR FRE-MURDER or A GUIDE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1l.-C0llectOr Mott, of
the Sixth North Carolina District, sends to the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue n report OF a raid in
Burke County, in his district Five revenue officials
started from MorgantOwn the evening Of the LIST in
slant for the purpose Of selling several Illicit stills
IN The South Mountains, about sixteen miles from Nor
cantowr Arriving cary the I'd, they found three
distilleres operating icy, all OF which, with caps and
worms complete were captured and taken to Morgan
town search in vicinity discovered about sixty
gallons of wlnskoy, and two barrels OF brandy, UNI
STAMPED. Two persons who Wer, found III the still
boses were arrested aud confined IN JAN 10 await trla
Their names n. and A. I0rke ana they were work
ing i'm the stillhOuse when arrested.
While searching the Ycln'y IRE was Opehcn upon the
revenue officers by persons concealed IN the bushes ana
behind trees The number Of aSslldit~ Is estimated 10
he about twelve. They were armed with rifles. Inc
officers rctTeatcd down the mountain WIN tue prisoners
and captured property, being met AT every turn OF inc
rnug road the attacking party, WhO Out OF sgt ana
ont of reach of the officers pistols Kept up persistent
fire An the officers excepting We're mt VITA bullets
and Collector GILES pic the head OF the part
Marty was killed early in the day, ana another was Sc
yereiy wounded. The locality II VIGOROUSLY dangerous
one and the Inhabitants are INSCRIPTIONS desperddoes
ali Interested in hcit dstiliing. In ncShbOrng tOWn
aim tho same officers while the performance Of their
duy about two weeks ago, were sh0t at from Dehlhu
shelter The collector suggests thai vigorous measures
he al once taken 10 suppress Illicit dsng III THIS sec
non and 10 bring the offenders in the above case 10 JUS
NJ Hughes ir, DEPUTY United states Collector tcle-
raDhs from Columbia Tenn 10 Collector CiDe Octnper
as follows: have received reliable lniOfinatlOn thdt
Thomas J. Williams, who acted as gllle TOT me Oh Il
recent raid against Illicit disters IN Lawrence County
Was taken from his house last Monday night ~ disguised
men and murdered"
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
OHIO.

THE MAJORITY APPARENTLY THIRTY THOUSAND.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct ll.-Reports from eighteen
additional counties received here to-day, making
sxty-six heard from, increase Bishops majority 20
2s,76j, with twenty counties to hear from. IL ~
pretty safe to say that his majority VIII reach o.
900, if not more.
THE CAUSE OF REPUBLICAN DEFEAT
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSEJ
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Persons familiar with tho
financial arrangements mado by the Republicans
during the last Ohio campaign, say that they we're
very inadequate. There not money enough to
pay the most ordinary campaign expenses, such as
advertisements of meetings and the bills of political
speakers. The aggregate of money which the State
Committee obtained in OHIO, New-Iork and Boston
was only $4,000, while during the PRESIDENTIAL
campaign last year, $4,000 was sent to the state
by the National Committee alone.
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THE CONTRACTION OF CURRENCY B. TIE BANK OF
FRANCE.
WASHlNG1ON, Oct. Ia volunteer correspondent
Of III TRIBUNE, signing his communication &C.
W." and dating his letter September II, 1877.
denied that the Bank If France had con-
tracted its currency something like $4,000
600 within the last nine months, as had been
asserted by an officer Of the Treasury Depart
mcnt. The sta ement referred to WIS., that during
the present calendar year the circulation of the
Bank of France hal diminished about $50 000,0 00.
The official reports Of the Bank of France have since
been received, and they show the notes in circula
ton on the 18th of January 1877, 80 bc ,095
francs or c1O7 529 900. On the Odd of August last,
the time referred to, the amount Of notes in
circulation by the bank was 1904 G1J francs,
or COZ 100000. making difference Of 23l, $4,000
francs, or G1O,425,0O0, about the amount stated
before. But taking the nine months from November
to August, the reduction was about 100000
francs so that, substantially, the statement made
by the Treasury official " correct, and that
made by &c. w." was Incorrect The otner fact
given that the Bank of France had largely increased
its cash on hand, that 1t holds one dollar III coin
for every dollar aud ten cents in notes, is conceded
to be true. The precise amount of coin on hand
August % was GSS, 100000, against f97, 10l,0 900
of notes in circulation.
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GENERAL FOREiGN VIEWS.
THE FRENCH ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN

THE FRENCH ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN.
MACMAHJN ISSUES An APP. AL-rHE REPUBLCANs
REPLY.
PARIS, Thursday, Oct II, 1877.
second manifesto has been issued by President
MacMihon In II he denies that the Republican
Constitution is IN danger, or the Government under
clerical influence, or inclined TO a policy which
might endanger the peace and appeals to the elect
ors not to plunge the country into an unknown fu-
ure of crises and conflicts by returning opposition
candidates. h. manifesto lays great stress on the
fact that duty forbds the Marshal 10 forsake his
post, and concludes as follows: " answer for order
and peace"
The Bureau Of the Senator Left have issued
counter manifesto. asking the people TO dlsbelieye
those who declare Republican institutions not m
peril. and that the Government do not obey cieIGal
Influences The counter-manifesto declares that the
official candidates are enemies to the Republic.
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WHAT CONGRESS WILL DO.
6ENATORs WILLING TO HAVE A LONG SESSION
MEMBFRs OF THE LOWER HOUSE NOT.
fRY TELEGRAPH TO THE fRIBUNR.l

srNATORs WILLING TO HAVE LONG SESSION.
MEMBERS OF THE LOWER HOUSE NOT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct 11.-About three-quarters of
the Democratic members of the House are here, but
Republican Congressman are exceedingly scarce.
JUDGING from the lists of arrivals at the hotels there
is scarcely score in town. Senator of either
party is a rare phenomenon.
The Speakership contest swallows up all other
topcs and it is impossible to discover any significant
drift Of opinion in regard to the legsla-
tive work of the session. There seems TO
be prevalent idea that nothing will be
done beyond transactng the business referred
20 az essential IN the message of the President, and
that when this is finished the session Will end.
There has been little discussion among members as
70 whether it would not be better to merge the TWO
sessions into one and get general business started
before December. The Senator'S as a rule would
be likely to prefR the latter course They nave
their homes here and are usually in hurry to get
away, but they will be very likely to defer TO the
opinion Of the House. if there should be large
majority in that body in favor OF separating
the two sessions by an interim or three OF
four weeks. The members from States where eiec-
tons are 10 be held in November will be unanimous
IN their desire 70 return homo before the canvass
Closes and their arguments will prevail upon large
number Of Others with special reasons for leaving
Washington considerable number OF members
ore lawyers in active practice, and have business
before the courts at the October and November
terms, which they are desirous Of attending to.
IL seems to be the opinion in Administration cir
ees that the session will not last more than two
Of three weeks No estimates will be sent in for the
regular appropriations and there WILL therefore, be
10 basis for beginning the ordinary:work OF long
session 1t would be easy. however. to protrsot DIS
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NEM.YoRK NOMINATIONS.

BGTGHAMToN, Y. Y, Oct. 1.-THE Demo-
cratic Judicial Convention To-Day for the vim D'tnct'
Nominated OF endorsed, the Republican candid ties,
justices William Murray aud C. T. Miru, the present III
cuupeIts.
POUGHKEEPsIE, \. Y, Oct 1.-THE Demo-
erals to-day nominated Dluel ". Ga rnsey for County
Judge and james L. VILLAINS for Surrogate. the re,
Duocan canda5e for Judge is B. Patt Carpenter aud
ior Surrogate. Collins sheldon
BUFFALO n. Y, Oct. 1.-THE Republican
County Convention to-day nominated L. G. spragIe Tor
ia
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TELEGRAPHC NOTES.

NOZZLE Ala, Oct. ll.-At a meeting Of the Cot
Exclange today resolved To adOp comp aud
thorough stem Of supervision aud Inspector Of coto
CINCINNATI Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE United =. ates
Railway Mail Srryi,e Mutual Brned Association hi ITS
fourth annua convention AZ Mclodeon Hall this mornns
CHICAGO, H.. Oct. Il.-Ihe third annual conNen-
ton Railway, Freight and Passenger Conductors MI
tua Benefit Association OF the United staics and
Cana a y n session here.
PoUGHKEEPsIF, n. Y, Oct. 1.-THE boat race
which was 10 have Peckski between
and Ten h postponed until one 10 MORROW
because OF continued rough Weather
AuGusIA Ga Oct ll.-At q meeting OF the Re-
publican State Committee held al Atlanta re oluton
said committee OF Ao1bo<e
srosopt [. ten voted favor VI tho resolution.
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cussion upon the Army bill and the Deficiency bills
10 take up good deal of time before the first
MONDAY IN December; and the rest If II might readily
be filed If Congressman put no restraint upon them
selves in the matter of Introducing and urging the
bulls and resolutions with which they have come
well supplied The question of the length
OF the session will, no doubt, be settled soon
after the election Of peaker, by the action Of that
officer IN relation TO the appointment Of committees
If only the Appropriations Committee is named,
rapid dispatch of necessary business. and an early
adjournment, will be pretty sure to follow.
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lie TURKISH REPORT or THE COMBAT.
CONsTASTINOPLF Thursday, Oct. II, 1877
THE BULGARIAN CAMPAIGN.

CoSsrANrlYoPLE, Thursday OF. II. 1877.
Mehemet ALI and Achmet Ayoub Pashas have ar
rived here to attend a cOanoil If war.
The Turkish War Office confirms the report of tho
junction Of Cheiket Pasha with Osman Pasha, aud
the entry Of renforceme Is and supplies into Plryna.
ST P.TEhsBURG, Thurs iny. Oct II, 1877.
Russian official dispatch says the Turks de-
sroyed their bridges az rlstra.
The same dispatch claims that on the 9th instant
a Turkish three uaSted monitor struck torpedo
near Suina AMI blew mp. Another report says this
was passenger vessel.
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THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK.

ALBANY, Oct 1.-Superintendent Lamb has
recently calculations made IN his office upon the re-
port of the Long Island Savings Bark from which II az
pears that the trustees should be enabled t. pay 80 per
cent Of the amounts due to deposors within sixty days
While tie bnsiness OF the bank il suspended IT. income
still goes on and This, being nj the rat, Of TiJOOO year
or more than $1,000 a month"; should suffice To pay ITS
current EXPENSES and add continually to toe assets Inc
estimate of - per cent Is made upon tue basis oi MI
Reids report OF examination IN August, 1877. MI Llmh
concludes nom tus estimate that the proposition re-
Gently made by the 10 80 per cent IN sky
days wasnot generous they tried To make people De-
H..
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ANOTHER BATTLE IN ARMENIA.
HEAVY LOSSES or BOTH sDEs-rE COMBAT LASTS
SIX HOURS

HEAVY LOSSES Of BOTH SfDEs-TIIE COMBAT LASTS
six HOURS
LONDON. THURSDAY, Oct. II. 1877.
Renter telegram from Kars. dated Wednesday
noon, says: "A battle WAS fought yesterday near
Aadja Dagh, lasting from midday until o o'clock
in the evening. line losses heavy both
sides. Movements are observable this morning in
the Russian camp which seem TO indicate renewal
of the lighting"
The tally Nelcs's correspondent. tecCraphng on
Wednesday from the Russian camp said the Rus
slams had retired to tine positions occupied before
Tuesdays battle.
THE TURKISH REPORT or THE COMBAT.
CoSsTAsTINoPLE. Thursday, Ocr. IL. 1877.
Mukhar Pasha's Official dispatch explains that
the battle fought on Tuesday Aladjl Dagh
Tor mountain caused by attempt by tho
Russians to surprise a corps Of observation which
he had posted at Kozkan to the concentration
of hi forces at Aladja Dlgh Mukhtar claims that
he repulsed the Russians with the loss of 200 men,
Aladja Dagh, or Mountain, is the position to
which Mukhtar Pasha retired account ~ heavy
losses be suffered in tho titles October and Tt
ia apparent from the above yepor that the Russians
repulsed, but retired I'm good order
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PENNSYLVANIA STATESMEN.
HAVE ANY or THIN THE SPECIAL TALENT FOR
FOREIGN MISSIONS

IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Pennsylyania politi-
clans say that the Administration is des.rous Of
appointing some from that state TO the English
Mission, and that the place has been held open
thus long in the hope that competent public
man would be brought forward with strong
Pennsylvania backing. Thus far Wayne MacVeigh
only who has been seriously considered but
his appointment would be freely Endorsed as the
Administration would wish. There are, of course
ddaes enough, but Of the maxms Of Mr.. Evarts is
Is not the business of the Government to hunt for
obscure talent, and put men in high places who have
been able to public attention themselves.
Unfortunately for Pennsylvania, she has not Of late
velOped many statesmen OF suitable ability for foreign
missions, other eminent positions. aud when the
President wants to find u of National reputation,
and of recognized fitness for important Office he looks
in vain ia That quarter.
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THE YhLLOW FEVtR.

CHEERING REPORTS FROM FERNANDiNA AND Pohl
ROYAL.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct ia special d.s-
patch irom Fefnandna the weather Is bright ana
pleasant to-day and sick doing well No deaths
nave occurred last report although several fresh
cases are reported Several of the business en are en-
deayoring to resume business. Two more pms sic'ahS
were taken SICK with the fever last night
AUGUSTA Ga, Oct i1-Ihere were three new eases OF
yellow fever at Port Royal day, bu noieaths, aud the
Rick arc improving.
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STEAM FACILITIES TO BRAZIL.
MR.. EvARrs ~ REGARD To ENCOURAGING COM
MEkCR.
Icy rrLnaRArn 10 THE rRlRrvrl

my TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRiBrNfl
WASHINGTON, Oct 11.-Mr. Frederick Fraley, Of
the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, has had an
interview with Mr. Evarts the Secretary of State in
regard to the establishment of direct postal and
commercial intercourse with Brazil He said
that the Brazilian markets open large
demand for a number of American man
ufactured articles, but that owing to the
absence of proper facilities the trade is carried on
through English houses. American manufacturers
are receiving orders from English firms for goods TO
be furnished to Brazilian markets, out of which the
English make AT least ten per cent on their
own account. Secretary Evarts said that 1t Is
the imperative duty of this Government to advance
the commercial and manufacturing interests of the
country by a more liberal policy respecting foreign
trade and that this can best be accomplished by the
establishment of postal routes under the
auspices and fostering care Of the Government.
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THE NEWMARKET RACES.

This was the fourth day of the Newmarket
second October meeing The pinciral ut, the race
for the dlle PIrk Pate, brought ont field OF twenty
starters q I'd was by Mr.. Pelkeas br c. Beau-
ccrc 1liBst wuon - ltd n the latest bettlug
The Duke of Ui.,'s Klrie colt, At 80 60 l. came In
second and Mr. Geruis ch. T. Pilgrimage. al 80 10 l,
third AthOl Lid the favor t. came In sixth The 80
Tor tie Champion stakes was y MI. J. H. OudswOtns
b. C. Springfield with Lord FtlmOuth's b. c. Slvlo
second and owners en-. e. Great Tom thlFd
EIGHT horses ran. There betting, As eiVio was
believed c. be invincble.
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wEsrcHEsrER DEMocRArIo NOMINATIONs.

The Democratic County Convention, OF West
chester County held yesterday at White Palms. and
the following nominations were IN tde:
For County Jtgs- VIM H. Pembert0n. Of East Chester
f0r D.sfrict An raey-NeisOn H. Baker, Of sing sing
F0r Rg.s'er Of Deais-S >. arsili, Of Wiue PlAlns
For ipernendeatO Of he P.OT-W j. AcSerlN Oh MI Pleas
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WASHINGTON.
,,p,rrps OF THE COMING SESSION.

sSE,KeRsHIP CONTEST UNALrERfD-MR- Al
= lKISs WANTS To REDUCE The ARNf-A LONG
SESSION OR SHORT oNE
About three-quartcrs Of the Democratic congress
men are already in Washington. Their caucus 10
nominate for Speaker is called for oa'"ro'y
night Mr.. Goodo is now beng pressou
for Speaker as a coalition candda'e' o"'
~ vet without affecting Mr. RandalFs chances
plan to cut down the army to 1000 men Is pro,
posed by Mr. Atkins, but viii not receive SUN
Democratic support. Speculation as TO inc io's'r "
the session favors the idea that 1t VIII DC SNORT
sa,.o,,ro officer. in North Carolina report having
I'd successful raid. and of having had to fight
,loir vav back to place OF safety against men in
arpbush.
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HENRY sTANLEY's PRIVATIONs.
TIKI pERIIs OF HIS JOURNEY THROUGH AFRICA
TIMELY AID RECEIVED BY HIM.


WASHINGTON, Oct 11.-The Department OF
State is in receipt OF dispatches dated August 80
and September l.. from the United States Commercial
Agent at aboon giving further information concerning
Stanley and his party. The first dispatch gives the
news per merchant steamer just arrived IN the daboon
arrival on West coastof rica from Fan
thar ON the East coast with other particulars which
hsv. already been given TO tie public. The second
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A BRITISH MINISTER ON THE WAR

LONDOS. Thurs iay, o.. II. 1877.
The Marquis Of Salisbury, IN a speech 40 Bradford
tonight, SAID the war was not likely 10 BE- ab1n-
doned until one Of the belgerent. was stukingly
defeated or utterly exhausted. England, hc said
was not at present in posi- ion, without parting
from uer neutrality 10 oiler ans thlIg but nero
prneral parlfir adYlce.
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BENEFICIAL RAIN IN INDIA.
From Octoher 5 to Oetober 8. there wore

From October to October 8, there We're
excellent great part OF the threatened dis-
trcts oI Northern and Central Ia m rainfall r1nslug
from TWO to inches i reported from Gundwanb aud
the western frontier Of Bengal Ia tue sOa.h, TO tue
northern bonn Try o the Pun iub iu tue north. and
Province OF Oudc IA the East, 10 the cur of
Co ca In west rhe raiu has not set ceeo. Quite.
Bchar Gierat Benar. kaiuOniaut tue Nor Nv - iroY
uces, the Genital Provinces. the C,nua indian states
and the puuiaub all share la ~ benefits Ito
Au.umn crops Ia Northern Inta. wherever sdrslVn.,
will be benefited greatly.
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SITTING BULL AND TIE CANADIAN AUTHoRI-
OTTAWA. Oct. 11.-With reference to the

OTTAWA, Oct. II.-Nlth reIcrence 70 INC
dispacn stating that ami ulties Dad between the
mounted police aud Suing Bulls band, the department
here regard the sorry wltaout Oun iation recent
dIspatch om Fort Wa states that everything Is per-
ectv uu.t and s cause iOr OF Likelihood
~ niculty sitting ull II qucnt cOlnnIu c3Jous
with tle officers mounted ponce AMI Is perfectly
amenAbio ~ Canadian laws.
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THE WAR AGAINST TURKEY.

MORE STUBBORN FIGHTING NEAR KARs.
THE WAR EXPENSES or sERvA TO DE PAID PARTLY
BY RUSSIA.
There has been another battle in Ayraeuil, result
ing IN the withdrawal of the Russians from the
scene Of tho conflict. Mukhtar Pasha reports that
his assailants lost 1900 men. The Marquis OF
Salisbury. who is member Of the British Govern
ment. considers that tho war will continue until
more decisive results are attained. Seryia Is
promised Russian war subsidy Of S7J0,0OO per
MONTH
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. NEW couNrERFEIr $50 NOTE.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. IA counterfeit
$50 note purporng be Of the Central National Bank
Of NewYork was detected 10y officer the aerchAntS
National Bank Of this city. yesterday. The engraving
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AN ARMY PROJECT.
ATKINS WANTS THE ARMY CUT DOwN-CURRE
SENTIMENT NOT THAT WAY.
INV mr. uct, ,t,t1 T., nm Tprurst


SENTIMENT NOT THAT WAY.
fry TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBuNEl
WAsHINGrDN. Oct. preventative Atkins, OF
tennessee, who confidently expects to be Chairman
Of the Appropriations Committee, has project for
cutting the army down to 1900 men, which, If is
reported he will endeavor to tack upon the appro-
priatjon bill. The general sentiment among
members on this subject, is that there should
be no repetition of the effort of last session to en-
graft legislation either to reduce or increase the
Army upon this bill and that the whole subject
should be left for careful consideration in the regu
lar session. The subject has 40 longer any political
bearing, and il will be impossible TO bnng
SOLID Democratic vote to the support OF any
scheme for reducing the effective force of the mil
itary establishment Many Democrats agree with
General Mcclellan in thinking That the army is TOO
small, and it is probable that when Secretary Me-
Crazy sends in his plans for filing mp the existing
regiments to a given maximum when necessity re-
qurts it. will receive good deal of Democratic sup
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WITHDRAWAL OF A GREENBACK CANDIDATE.
ALn..-.. o. 1 w lllin m / Mnsna- DenutX-

ALBANY, Oct. 11.-WIlliam j. Moses, Deputy
Treasurer, who nominated ~ the GreenDack parry
IN Senator Woudns district for SENATOR has sent let
ter To his friends. since the nomination OF Charles n
Ross present Irct-ur r, Dy the Democrats Tor tiat
position, declining the nOmluau1n IL. says, m ans lti
ter thai be- had pt'd the understanding ina
tho Democrats would ndorsr hun, and they have not,
lac cannot continue IN the He'd
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SENATOR M0R1ON's CONDITION.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1l.-Fir5t Assistant Post
mastel-General Tynpr to-day received the following dis
patch from w. r. Holloway. regarding tho condition OF
Senator MocOn "Thcrc has been but little chihgei Is
now very easy with favorable symptoms"
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RUMORED PAYMENT OF SPANISH DEBT.
From The Eccning telegram
Madrid. THURSDAY. Oct. II. 37T.

The Spanish Government has paid over to
the Hon Jlues Russell Lowell, the sum OF $4,000 On
account of claims Tor losses incurred by American citl-
ztns in CUBA, hrDugI tue revolution on that island.
TINS amount l. uurt N OF " .t awarded Oy tao
Spanish Claim Comm ssiOn, which met IA Washington
I'm ~
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both the face and back Of the note OF very superior
character and the only difference to be observed between
~ and genuine note, IL that the counterfeit Is Dotn
trfo and shorter, ana the paper on when IL Is
executed is FATHER thicker which latter circumstance led
IN tfa dat
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HUNGARIANS IN WALLACHfA.

BUCHAREST. Thursday. oct. II, 1877.
The official newspaper ROmGHh stats that largo
number Of Hungaraus have entered Lutte Wal
lachia. The Ron nAniin General has taken precau-
tioudry measures. These liungarians are evidently
intent on aiding the rurksl.