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The Portland daily press., 1877-05-07
NEW YORK.

The Dead Body of John It. DAILY Found.
NEW YORK. May 6-The body of the suicide
found hanging in an old house near Wood.
bridge, Long Plains, has been recognized as
that Of John 7: DAILY, the missing proprietor Of
the Windsor Hotel.
Careless Legislation.
1t appears bill quietly passed the State
which would render the present system Of
assessments on real estate in New York and
Brooklyn imperative, and cost each city
millions of dollars. knowledge of this fact is
being used to defeat the bill, and efforts in
that direction will probably be successful.
Labor Reformers.
The seventh annual convention of the Ameri-
oan Labor Reform League commenced to day
in Masonic Hall Lengthy resolutions were
offered denouncing both the Republican and
Democratic parties, and declaring that no can
didate will receive labor reform vote
who is not opposed to property in land,
every device giving increase to prop
erty and also an income without
labors to its holders and that men and women
should be paid equally for some labor. Ad-
dresses were made on resolutions by several
delegates. There will ba fnrther= discussion
Miscellaneous.
The United States training ships Minnesota
an6 Supply, will soon start hence on a three
months cruise to Madeira.
The New York city school ship Mercury,
which was to have been sold yesterday was
Withdrawn. only 81, 600 being offered.
The Australian Tom Thumb came as passsn-
ger on steamship Nevada for England.
The Sewing Machines Companies in con-
sequence of the expiration of the last of the
patents owned by large manufacturers, have
reduced the prices 80 per cent.
The death of two centenarans is announced,
Rosa Brady in New York aged 1O3 and Henry
johnson, negro, life convict at Sing Sing,
also 103.
Rev. DR.. Tying of ST. Georges church is
seriously ill.
The new church of st. Agnes on 43d Street
near Lexington avenue, was dedicated by
Cardinal McClosky this morning with great
solemnity Over 5000 tickets were sold at a
dollar each.
Rev. Carlos Martyr of Portsmouth, N. H.,
was tonight installed pastor of the 34th street
Reformed church.
Ex-Mayor Edward A. Lambert of Brooklyn
was formally suspended by the Lafayette Ave-
nue. Presbyterian church, Dr. Tyler pastor, this
morning. BE was its leading elder and was
held In high estimation until he misappropriat-
ed funds belonging to the estate of his widowed
sis term law amounting to nearly $4,000.
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THE EXTRA SESSION.
Proclamation by the Presiden

proclamation by the President.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Objections to post
poning the extra session of Congress have all
been waived, and the following has been issued
by the President:
Whereas, the final adjournment of the 44th
Congress without making the usual appropria-
ton for the support of the army for the fiscal
year ending june Both, 1878, presents an ex-
traordinary occasion, requiring the President
to exercise the power vested in him by law for
their next meeting; now, therefore, I, Ruther-
ford B. Hayes, President of the United States,
do by virtue of the power to this end in me
vested by the Constitution, convene both houses
of Congress to assemble at their respective
chambers at II o'clock noon, Monday, tie 18th
Of October next, then and there to consider and
determine such measures as in their wisdom
their duty and the welfare of the people may
seem to demand
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand, ETC.,
r. B. HAYES.
By the President:
VIM. M. EvARTs, Secretary of State.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
THE BUCKsPORT TRAGEDY.
Trial Of Edward Nj. Smith for the Murder
NJ the Trim EamiIY.

Trial Of Edward Nj. Smith for the Murder
Of the Trim Family.
ELLSWORTH, May g. In the Bucksport
murder trial to-day, Frank Saunders and John
w. Hartman testified that the day before the
murders, Smith had on a dark shirt, darker
than that which he wore at the time of his
arrest, and which he declared was the same.
Emery and Webster testified to seeing Smith
at o'clock on the morning after the murders,
dressed in his best clothes; clothes different
from those which he wore on tie night of the
murders.
The coroner and county attorney identified
various articles of clothing, &c., produced in
court
All the witnesses were cross examined at
considerable length, but nothing new was
ELECTED
DR.. j. B. Treadwell of Boston, testified to
the examination of the garments of Smith
He found large quantities of blood on the coat
and cap, and some on the pants and vest and
knife. He made many measurements of the
corpuscles which corresponded with the
measurements of the blood from the murdered
woman's cloud. He also found long hair on
the coat of light color, torn out by the roots.
This hair and other shorter hairs correspon.
ded with hairs upon the clsud He also found
on the cloud a stiff hair like that of whiskers.
This hair was thu color of Smiths beard.
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Foreign Imports.

ANNAPOLIS. MS. Schr Lucy Lee-145, 900 feet
lumber TO Phinney s. jackson.
MATANZAS. Brig Merriwa-567 hhds 81 tcs Il
bbls moasses to Geo Hunt u Co, 2 bbls molasses
to master.
MATANZAS. Brig Mechanic-341 hhds 40 ties
molasses to Geo S Hunt & Co.
MATANZAS. Brig Ysidora Rionda-423 hhds 80
ties molasses to Geo Hunt q Co.
MATANZAS. Schr Moss Glen-253 hhds IS tcs
sugar 30 hhds molasses to Geo s Hunt & Co.
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Fire in Cornish.

Especial 10 tne FreSSJ
The dwelling house, stable and outbuildings
owned and occupied by David G. Pike of
Cornish, together with most the furniture and
all the farming tools were burned Saturday
evening. Cause defective chimney.
Fire in Calais.
The house and barn belonging to Miss Mary
A. McClain, were burned last night Loss
$1,000; insured for $500.
Postal Charges.
WASHINGTON, May g. - Post offices con-
tinued-Upper Van Buren,, Aroostook county.
Postmaster appointed-James III. Banks,
Freeport, Cumberland county.
Allen M. Cole, Prospect Harbor, Hancock
county.
Frank A. HobsoD, South Liming.on, York
county.
Frank Fl. Sawtell, Strickland Ferry, Andres
co2gin county.
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Bank Statement
New York Stock and Meme, Market.

WALL STREET, May 5.-Clearings- Currency ex-
changes $69,170632: balances So CSC, 455; gold ex-
changes $4,75s.s49; balances 1926, 531.
The Sub Treasury paid S1130OO on account Of in :
terest and $174,000 for bonds.
Transactions to noon-108, 900 shares including 49,
600 Lake Shore, $4,000 Western Union, $4,000 Lacka
wanna, $4,000 Rock Islanc $500 New York Central
1000 Northwestern, $500 st Paul and 5000 Michigan
Central.
Gold advanced from 1863 to 1919. Carrying rates
II q per cent Sterling Exchange quiet and steady
at 4S7 4S74 for sixty days and 4894 q 400 for de-
Wanao 9MGansY at "a per cent. on call
Imports of specie for the week $293,eOO princi-
pally silver coin. Exports Of specie for the week.
$2Sl0,0OO Of which $3.50, 900 was in gold coin and
the balance in silver. d
Specie shipments to-day were 100000 gold and
$25O,000 silver In steamer Adriatic, 100000 BY CITY
Of Chester, and S25o,oOo gold by Mosel total, $780,
WALL STREET, May 5-l2.2O P. Mood off to
Weekly clearngs currency exchange, $457 400 39s;
currency balances $193l4 $780, gold exchanges, $45.
359, 891 gold balances, $6,332, 456.
Montreal stock market firm. Bank of Montreal,
1876; Merchants Bank, Is; Bank of Commerce, 1l9;
Bank OF Toronto, 1856; Montreal Telegraph Company,
III. Cifv pacs Roll %
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European MarGess.

LONDON, May 5-12.3O P. M.-.'onsos at 93s for
money and account.
LONDON, May 5-123o P. M.-American securi-
ties-Erie shares at G..
LONDON, May $3.50 P. M.-Consols at 90 5-16 for
money and account.
LIVERPOOL, May 5.-12.30 PM.-Cotton market
easier but not quotablv lower; Middlng uplands at
sgd; Orleans 6sd sales 5000 bales, including 1000
bales for speculation and EXPORT receipts of cotton
to-day were - 900 bales, no American.
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LIVERPOOL, ENG. Br Steamship Moravian-
$4,000 bush Germ, 800 do peas 10000 do wheat
lbs bacon, Dbl apples $1,000 lbs pork, 40 packages
splints 1900 lbs tongues 55s carcasses beef do Of
mutton, go cases meats 343451 It lumber 5000 lbs
beef 10000 do grease 800 do bladders do lard,
chandise.
HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Falmouth-13O0 bbls Of
-four, 1926 packages paper, 500 bbls meal 400 bbls
CLAIMS, organ, boxes tongues, SO packages mer-
chandise.
HAVANA. Bark Lizzie Merry-5O59 shocks and
heads, 1909 hoops, 500 boxes herring
ST. JOHN, NIB. Br Schr Belle Barbour--600 bbls
cornmeal ATS gals refined oil.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-07
MASSACHUSETTS,.
A Bold Robbery a, Newton Centre.

A Bold Robbery Mt Newton Centre.
BOSTON, May GA party of burglars last
night entered the residence of Harrison Prescott
at Newton Centre, Massachusetts,, and with
key which they distracted from his pocket.
opened his safe and took $2I, 900 government
bonds, $400 in money, and notes, mortgages,
SC, to an unknown amount. A list of the
number of tho bonds was also taken, which
will render it difficult to identify them. Mr..
Prescott drew $15, 900 worth of bonds from the
bank yesterday for registration and it is sup
posed that the robbers were cognizant of the
fact. There is no clue to the thieves.
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THE INDIANS.
Hostile Bands SurrenderinR.

CHICAGO, May ga despatch from Camp
Robinson, dated yesterday, says a courier ar
says he will reach the agency early on Sunday
morning with Crazy Horses village An In
dian who arrived at his camp reports that 48
lodges of Cheyennes and of Sioux had sur
rendered at the camps on Tongue river. Sit
ting Bull was on Dry Creek, north of the yell
lOWStOne
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Base HALL.

At Manchester, N. H.-Manchesters, 4
Live Oaks, 5.
At Chicago-Chicagos, 9; Syracuse Stars, 5.
At Boston-Lowells, 9; Our Boys, 1.
AT phla-Athletics, II; Prncetons,
At Pfovidence-Harvards, Z; Brown Univer-
sity O.
At New Haven-Yale, 8; Chelseas, 1. Ten
innings were played.
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CHICAGO, May 5.--Cattle-receipts OF 800 head
shipments !O0 head the market is in fair demand
put receipts light and few TRANSACTIONS good feeders
sa5 q 80; good to choice steers for shipping 50 "a
Hogs,receipts $500 head; shipments 4,5oo head
the market is active and steady; heavy packipg Ok
g 3d.; light shipping at 5 500 5 40; good to extra
heavy shipping 30 g rs, closing with all sold
nominally unchanged. NN'A anu
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Mormons Preparing TO Defend Brigham

New YORK, May ga Salt Lake despatch
says the Mormons believe that Brigham Young
and other Mormon leaders are to be arrested,
and they have determined to resist any such
movement by Federal authority. They are
secretly armiDg and drilling throughout the
territory. Col. Dame has ordered all the COM
panies of the first regiment to be recruited to
the full standard and to be differed. Prepare
tions for hostilities are particularly active
among the southern settlements.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-07
Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, May 5.
gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending Nays:
Twenty-six fishing arrivals have been reported,
IL from Georges Banks and from the Grand Banks,
ageregating $4,000 lbs split Georges Cod and 1856 900
ms BANK split, and total of 900 lbs Halibut.
Iade has been rather quiet during the week and the
weather unfayorabe for cnrins; prices remain with
OUT material change and few new Georges sold IN
DER market to make room for others on flakes. A
few days good curing weather is very much needed,
and indications are that prices will be fully
sustained; Georges feet has been considerably re-
duced and are making long trips and bringing in
Ight fares. We quote Georges Cod at SO P qtl;
BANK steady at 90 % qtl for prime quality Hake at
225 qti; Pollock at % per qtl; Cusk at 90 %
gu; Haddock at 800; Round Herring at rs y Dbl;
Split Herring at 30; Picked Cod at 90; Napes
and fms at 90; Togunes and Sounds at 90 ~ Dbl;
Hailbut inns at 90; Halibut heads at 80; Smoked
Halibut at SIC fb; Prepared and Boneless Cod to
75c H. as to quality. Fresh Halibut-fair receipts
ana in demand; we quote last sales at and 33c %
10 Tor Banks; Georges quoted at &c ~ lb higher on
grays. Fresh Cod at &c % ID; Haddock 13c y fb !;
tongues at " ID. No new Mackerel have yet been
received at this port, and first arrivals will no doubt
meet with quick sale.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-07
ITALY,


ROME, May Fifteen hundred French pill
grims were received this morning at the
Vatican. The Pope entered the ducal hall,
where the pilgrims gathered, accompanied by
twelve cardinals and many distinguished pre-
lates. Viscount Dumas read an address and
presented the rich offerings of the faithful.
His Holiness delivered au eloquent speech. he
addressed the pilgrims in affectionate terms,
and blamed the govern ment who consider as
revolutionary demonstrations the religious
manifestation of the people, who demand
liberty for the head of the Catholic Church.
After the audience the Pope sent a beautiful
bouquet to the lady pilgrims.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-07
FOrIVew England,

north winds, slight change of temperature, and
clear or partly cloudy weather, followed by
increasing cloudiness.
Cautionary signals continue at Indianola and
Galvestod
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND,
saturday, NAV 8,

saturday, May 5.
ARRIVED.
Barque s winslow, Merton, Boston. to load for
Brig Merriwa, (of Portland) Downes, Matanzas-
90 H94s Oh tcs Il bbs molasses Cargo and vessel to
Brig Mechanic, (of Portland) Gould. Natanzas-sH
hh ns; 10 G scs molasses to Geo S Hunt & Co.
d 1r,g geo n harris' stowers Phlladelphacoal to
ss ssf for Wnaso4 B Boyd Bridgeport and
pine 70 y " Richardson Proceeded to Yarmouth.
p Sch NSlnom tNickerson, Philadelphia-coal to
Sch Casco Lodge, Pierce. Perth Amboy coal to
Sch Mcclellan, Farr, Port Johnson coal to
Sch Coy Coney, Parker, New York for Yarmouth.
Sch = Rogers, Otis New York.
Sen Lucy Lee, ingalls,, Annapolis, NS-lumber to
Sch W Cushman Walls. Observation-Disclosures to
Cummings Leavitt & Widber
Sch Sarah, Hamlin, Deer Isle.
CLEARED.
Steamship Moravian, Br) Graham, Liverpool
Steamer Falmouth. Colby, Halifax, Ns-J B
Barque Lizzie Merry. Keazer, Matanzas-pbinney
Sch Elys Pettengill, York. Philadelphia
Sch Bramhall. Hamilton, New York Bartlett
Mills.
Sch Belle Barbour, Sullivan, St john NB-John
Main.
Sch Nellie Dnsmore, May, Lubec-J Wnslow
& Co.
Sch Alice Dean, Gardiner, Pembroke and Lubec-
Nathl Blake.
Sch Silver Spring. Steele. Addison-Nathl Blake.
Sch Ruth Baker, Collins, Kennebec to load for
Philadelphia Nickerson & Son.
Sch Gypsy, Handy. Dyer's Bay-W H Preble.
SAILED-Schs Armstrong Olive Elizabeth. Bram
hall. Thomas Holder, Alice Dean, Ruth Baker,
Silver Spring. and others.
sunday, May 6.
ARRIVED.
Brig Ysdora Rionda, Sheppard Matanzas - 1923
hhds 80 ties molasses. Cargo and vessel to Geo S
Hunt & Co.
Sch Moss Glenn. (Brl Anderson, Matanzas -253
hhds 40 ties molasses to Geo s Hunt 81 Co.
Sch j b Atkinson, Endsor, Cadiz with salt
Sch W Ii Boardman, Richardson Philadelphia.
Sch Congress. Willard. New Yorb
Sch Champion, ellis, Machias-lumber to Chas
Merrill.
Sch City Of Ellsworth. Grant. Ellsworth-shing'es
and lumber to w F Milliken.
Sch Ella. Squirting. Steuben-wood for market
Sch Snow, Griffin, st George tor Gloucester,
Sch Exact, Kimball, Boothbay.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland Wholesale MARKER.

SATURDAY, May 5.-The markets are still strong
and prices show general upward tendency. Corn
squoed at TIC for car lots and rs zoe for bag lots
Sugars are in excellent demand and prices have ad
vanced to-day. Flour continues very firm. Pork
and Beef are strong.
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Boston q Maine Railroad. ..............9i Oh a 90
Eastern Railroad a 81
Portland. Sacn q Portsmouth R,............... 81
Boston & Maine Railroad 7s.......... ....... 1iO&
Eastern Railroad (new bonds). ........." - q 494
Sales at Auction.
8 Boston & Maine Railroad. .........,.,,.,,, 918
$4,000 Portland City 6's 1884, 1868
$4,000 Wscasset, (Me) Town IS, 1894. ........1 1911
$1,000 ........"...uo... 1898. ...........1011
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MARRIED..

In WATERFORD. March 10, John Anderson of Lin.
ington and Julia B. Pbenix of Alfred.
In Jefferson, April 2, Joseph A. Hall and Emma
F. Sinclair.
In st George, April 8, Adam B. Kaloch and Cae
7. Chap!es.
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Mary Mills was found dead in a mise rable
room in Orange, N. j., Friday. Twenty thou
sand dollars were found among Ler effects.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-07
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUH
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
Nav 7, II A. My
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Foreign Exports.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-100o bush corn meal to g
w True & Co.
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rFRoM MERCHANTS FycuANcr1

Ar at New York 5th. barQue Norton Slower, Sher-
man, Cardepas; sch Addie Snow, BaIacoa with
jbboom and foreboom sprung
Ar at Boston 9Th, schs May Mcfarland, and Jos
Wilde, from MatanZas.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AT at Cadiz previous to 4th inst, ship Enos Soule,
Drinkwater, Valencia.
Sid TIM Gibraltar Apl 2sth. sch Eagle Rock, Ham
mond, (trom Messina) foE New York.
Ar at Liverpool Apl %, brig Harry Stewart, Lar
rabee. Arecibo.
Sid Apl %, barque John Chase, Davis, for Phila-
delphia.
Ar at Callao Mch %. ship Carrolton Lewis, San
Francisco, (and sailed Apl 5 for Pabelon)
Sid Mich 20, ships Resolute, Nichols, Huanilloe F
Sargent, Swett Pabellon.
At Buenos Ayres Sd inst, brig Elizabeth winslow,
Locke, for New York, ldg.
Ar at Aspinwall Apl 22d, sch Sarah Potter, Wall,
Philadelphia.
At Point-a-Pitre I'd inst, sch John H Converse,
Coffin, from New York.
At St John, PR. .Apl 70, sch Ellen Perkins, Mitch
ell. tor Baltimore few days.
At Baracoa Apl 70. scbs VIM Douglass. McIndoe
and Walter M Young, Stubbs, for New York; Geo
washington, Rolf from Savannah for New York.
Sid I'm North Sydney, CB, Sd inst, brig o Still
Richibucto.
Ar at St John. NB. Sd inst. sch Gen Banks, Lins.
cot, Boston; 9TH, Ella Clifton Kimbal, Portland
Alfred Keen, Heating, RockIand
Cid Sd, sch Grace Davis, Davis Pbiladelpha fand
passed Point Lepreaux 4th.)
Passed Point Lepreaux Sd, bound in, schs Mary
IKE, u Bradley, and Carl D Lothrop
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MEMORANDA,

MEMORANDAs
Barque S r Lyman. Pinkham at New York from
Sagua. before reported in collision with Gloucester
fisherman, off Scotland Lightship, carried away fore
and main topgaantmasts and yards. jbboom. star
board rigging, SC; also, stove bulwarks and damag
ed sails. Damage to the schr not ascertaned.
Sch I Townsend, Wilder, I'm Havana for North
OF Hatteras, put into Key West Apl 2sth, leaky.
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DIED.

In this city, May 5, Mrs. Phebe L. Morrell. aged Ct
years months,-widow of the late Levi W. Morrell.
Funeral this (Monday) afternoon at ii O'Clock.
at No. 81 Congress street. Burial at convenience Of
the family.
In Bath; April %, Miss Julia Downey, aged 40
years months.
In Wakefield, Mass, April 4, Capt. Abram M. Saw
age, aged II years.-formerly Of North Bridgton.
II months.
In Whitefed, April 6, Mr. Jared Bates, aged TO-
In Pittston, April 10, Miss Pysilla Hodgdon, aged
81 years.
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HORSE NOTICE.

THERE can be four more horses Accommodated at
Il the New Boarding Stable on Clark street, be-
tween Danfourth and Spring SITS. This is the most
pleasant Stable in the city, each horse having
good window to get good air and light. Also the
best of care at prices to suit the times. Rear ent-
rance on Bracket st. head of Gray ST. Please call.
ap4tf JOHN RYAN,
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SPOKEN.
San francisco for New York.
March 26, lat 81 80, Ion 4s 3d. barque Chas Lewis,
from Portland for Buenos Ayres
April 8, lat 90 40, lon So So W. baruue Carrie Hum
phIey from Boston for Bombay.
April 90 W of Fastlet $50 miles. ship Joseph Clark,
from Liverpool for Shelburne MS.
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The Dead Body Of John Il. DAILY Found.
New YORK. May 6.-The body of the suicide
found hanging in an old house near Wood
bridge, Long Plains, has been recognized as
that of John 7. DAILY, the missing proprietor of
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sian consuls of Batoum, Kars, Erzeroum and
Trebizond accompany the headquarters and
will be entrusted with the civil administration
Of the districts occupied.
Significant for the thoroughness of the Rus.
sian advance so far is the fact that each corps
throughout. This has been accomplished BY
the Cossacks. The number of Turkish troops
at and between Erzeroum, Kars and Batoum
amount to GA 900 regulars of whom 10000 are
cavalry and about 1000 artillerists. In addition
there are some COCO militia and about 5000
Kurdish irregular cavalry.
During the past week very large amounts
have been insured on property in British bot
toms against war risks only from China to the
United Kingdom by ships or steamers war
ranted to sail on or before the 3lst of August,
at shillings per cent. or 7s Sd per cent. on or
before the 31st OF Oo tober. 1t is stated that as
much as per cent. has been paid Oh English
merchandise in Euglish steamers to Gibraltar
and 10 per cent to Constantinople, but the pre-
yailing rates would be nearer to per cent. and
5 per cent. respectively.
Notwithstanding the hardness of operations
and meagreness of information even the most
pronounced friends of the Turks begin already
to forbode an easy victory for the Russians.
The Telegraph yesterday said: We shall not
attempt to PREJUDICE the issue further than to
say what is obvious on the face of affairs that
Inc chances are unfavorable to the Ottomans.
Even aided by immense advantages both in
Europe and Asia, they are neither strong nor
ion.
The Stock Exchange yesterday was depress-
ed by various rumors. Among others was one
that the occupation of Crete by a British force
was determined upon, the obvious origin of
which was Reuter- telegram that a SQUADRON
at Corfu had been ordered to rendezvous at
Crete.
The excitement over the parliamentary
battle, which is to begin in the House of
Commons tomorrow, almost overshadows the
interest in the dilatory operations of the war.
1t is arranged to devote Monday aud Tuesday
to debate on Mr.. Gladstone's resolutions the
divisions to beItaken on the second night. 1t is
estimated that somewhat more than 100 liberals
will vote with Gladstone The Saturday
Review says the moderate liberals and regular
leaders of the opposition will perform q pain
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him, ."and bs doeso't i've at the west

hm) land hd dcesot live at the west
end Of London, "a you sail. sir, but at a
place in Essex. not very far from Col
chester He knew where he lived, be-
cause he had several times posted letters
to him at The Mount This was all
got from the hall-keeper, but it was as
much as | wanted.
am not greatly in the habit of taking
other people into my confidence; but this
was altogether AN exceptional case; so,
after a little reelection. | went straight TO
the address John Lytherly had given me,
and told him what | had seen. lie, OF
course, introduced me to his wife, very
pretty dark-eyed young woman; and
when had told all they exchanged looks
rather of surprise than triumph. 'Oh, it
is coming all right ~ he exclaimed. Il
knew the murder would cry out some
day. And now you will have little more
respect for Indian fortunetellers.
81 am not quite sure about that. sad .
"But don't you go making so certain that
we are going to find out anything. Mr..
Lytherly; this may be only an accidental
resemblance. Because, as you may sup
pose, had not told them how confident
felt in my own mind.
Continued Tomorrow