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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
" ioberts' geats.n .nmo yIeii 6sG rtraft
gtabrhaSt upo ftdrfeup,

Sefer, ais eebertbran, sesen d i'm Judi,
euitr6brenaft gnt5iinbuns uub anbere
eunsen= uno Salsz 8eibiperben. gei Veruen@, ,Sdarz
tad= unb anberen se6ern ais ndbrenbes Sonicum
aur Ser6eifibruns raider uuo poGtdnoiser @eneiuns
iebr piranl. Gut sesen Opspepiie, AppetitIofseit,
@eroauunssIeoen unb ausemeine Sbtpdde.
s5n alien Mpotbeten 5u ba6en. (Sau.5tSfl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
Gin ,,fritttuter" Mttnisipals
9camter.

8 @lncl nm /, 5. SHnuar. 2S. s.
Saueforb, Staotidlreiber non &ouinGton,
Sp., iit pom '0rn. S9mfle, benz Brdiioenten
oes StaOhatbs, angefla9t poroen, Betriigc,
reisu begangen mo oleelben bird 80li6una
isiuer Sitder ueroedt su babeu. Gin Ioaft.
befepl muroe gesen Sanbforo ousgcteut,
alleln Der augeflagte fonnte nitt aufgeinu'
ben merben. Ser Setrag Der Yeruutreuungcu
TT nod nid)t ern:tttett. Der Staotratb BON
&ouiugton ette Saneioro bcute 4beHo bonn
Yutp nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
@'us Der &0DIcm8c9cn0 4cn,r
SulUdftteu'S.

Wta ud @bunf Ya., }. 9nnunr. llnoei9br N
promlncate Giaentbimcr @ non solelarubcn in Der
fcbaGs g'o9onpz uno 2Bnomn9 @e9cn6 bieItsn
cine JtCbuition bcs Ar6eslobneS. @s nuroe bsIHIoi
len, bab bic 2r6cit aul ndien 0iontaae su ben qIen
grcticn iort9eiebt iueroen ofle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
Bareeu Der @asltbt=Gpmpasnte
Cir. 10. sputh : etraRe.


SIR. 10, South Strafe.
6 ofe.. 9tIliges SeiS atertat.... &c o te !!
QBir baben cine oorsIslie Qualttat BON gofes pOr=
rdtbs, uedbe mir bem publfum oils elm empfe9lens=
toertbes Sesmaterial fir bdusihe uno anbere 3pede
offeriren; idnat leidt euer uno W irei BON lnrens=
teiten.
Sefellunsen tperben in oieiem 8ireau ODER in ber
Sa6rit, SuB pon eeabenba1itr., ansenonlmen.
Yreis $3.50 pro Dasenlaouns, in irseno etllem
Stabttbeile a6seliefert.
LOtt23tl SameS 9. Sme utpooo, Gefr.
Nrs. GDr's Suotaniid)ss peeetabiItid,ss 9e>
colt. felt % Sabren ais bas sroBte gureinisunss=
Mitte Der @esenwart betannt, wirb nur in Sit.
t77&, Sapctte=, Norowett=Gde Der Gutap=
Strai,e, su6ereite una III bei aen apotbefern S ba=
ben. [alus26, t2aRtefl
Yatente ,ueroen iiir @rfinoer crmirtt.
Grit nad Changing bes Yatents iperben GebGbren
6ered)net. q. s.. 6 u. Z. Somaro,
gtr. 18, Seconb itraSe, Der Boft 9eseni6er.
5e6r2, ,12Dtel j3fpeisz zYreau in Waibinston, 3. 6.
R9- 0ian beiebe ben
,,3oro Baltimore"
"ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER" >"
ebe man einen anberen fault, bel
$. &. WeMpoS,
GGept2s, ,i2MteTl Sir. t3, @ermauiir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
Moro obret.tterci In siiS=Sarpli,,a.

@bar1efton, S.s@., 5. Sauuar. Das
Stdotfen Darlington rpuroe nnl llbr heutc
Dsorgen gleidseitig oil brei Yldeen ange;in.
bet. Die SffiStn bes Sournals Darlington
Southeruer" unb ein anoeres8 8ebduoe brauus
ten nieper, Die anfreuguu9eu Der Siirger rete
teten ieood paS Stdotden. 9ie8 1T bic
plerte Sranoiiiftung oil biecm Srte ieit Ser
RnDen1hprmnb1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
Giue Vult, erttiible crnlnoirt

gSilmtugton, 0el., 5. Sanuar.- Su
Dupont's Yuluermiible ereignete iid) heute
cine @rplofton, nelte zines Der @ebGuoe
oemOlirte uno eiuen Srau5oicn, melder in
9ieniten Der Girma iianb, t1ntete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
Scr @cl0tltorff.

9tcw Oorf, 3. Sanuar.-@elo Ieidt
Su Z. Bed)iel rllbig ~ 4.84l. Sob idloB
bente III 106g-t. SuuSes Obliqationen
ld,lofieu lebbaft; s1er COUPONS l13s; 65er
1881; meme 1l0k; Scr 113; 68cr 114a;
neue Sunfer 11lg 10.40er Coupons
ll34. aftten lebbaft unb ltctig; Sc. -.
Central 1015; @rie %; &afe SHORE 56t;
Sqs. Central 65; Sitt8bur9 80; ytcrth.
WeIlern SCI; Brior.57f; &od@Sslanb 101t
llntcridasamt8 8ilan;: Sob s64, $780,
421; @ourant S4O.752.011.
- 9ie 3oIl giunabmeu betrusen bcute
$177,000.
- Scr llnteritasmeiiicr ;a6lte beute fir
Sntereiien $4,000 uno fir eiuge3ogene
Nhfin o11 . nnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06

. O CO %, N.sb., 8. SanuQr, - Gbtpln
Btats Sbaior, luel6er i'm DECEMBER 1875 in
gtalbua iiberfiibrt tuuree, ieine @attin per.
gtftet 81 baben, tuurbe heute Worgen in oem
5ofraume Oes Stauts9efdn9niites gebGust.
Bis meuige Gage Dor ieiuem 8ooe mar scr
Serurtbeilte iiber5eugt, baB iein llrtbeil bon
Oem @ouuerneur 9emiloert perben miiroe,
unb er betbeuerte ieircllui9ulO bis SurStunoe
feiner 9iuribtung. Gr perbrad)te Die leBte
gtadt nit rclt9l3icu 4uoa6tsiibuu9en. NuI
benz Sdluffote pur6e CT aufaeIoroert, eiu
Sd]ulobefenntuiB absulegeu, CT rteoerboIte
jeood Die Scrii6ruuG ietner llnid)uln. gls
Der Strif nm ietueu pals gelegt murbe, uer.
lieB ibu eine biSber beuabrte 6afiuug, uub
er lanf balb cbnmddtig aui Die Gnicc. @r
ltarb ohne lanaen SOpeSfompf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
Der Grtrao Oct gSclfo,teifellnta.

Bbtla 6eIp bia, 5. Sanliar.-Su Dem
Broseiie in bicfgcn &reiSgeridte beSii9lidy
Der &ertbeilun9 Der 6onos in Sdubeu Ger
UcltallsfteGuugs -&ommiiiioH retd,tc beute Der
Staatsierretdr y. s. Selio BON Nemz Serleg
cincn Intrag ein, meld)er barlegt, OaB Ger
Staat gtew Seriep 10000 NfhcI Der g8elt.
Insiteuuug teiiet, uuo iorbert, oaB oerStaut
ild nls Scrflagtcr oil Dem Yro5efe betheiltsen
Sar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
vic6Iib IN BET Nrdutc 9oden
Nf-VFtNI VI Ut FtNUFN NWINIE
Spielt Der lun9frduli6e Srdn3
99enn ole bellen 3ir6eneloden
~. o.. ~ 70 rl-nEAna E.IL -.


8Iii6e uuo Se9ensmltuid)c bealeiteteu SaS
jun9e Yaar AM Dem neuen %ebenSpege. Ro6
cin SuB tbcurer 6reuHoe, nod Elm fr6bltdler
3Hrui auf cine gllidtidle 3utunft, uno Der
GiienbHbnSu9 entfiibrtc 0aS Baar mad benz
iernCu Wsld)l9an, Der 0clmatb oeS @dtten,
pClder III Gem Ortc @entreuille alS Hedtss
auu0ll cine 0ead)tete Steltung bcfleioet. @tne
B1cn0e glebeSgabeu nl8 G.lnrcruua Gil 6en
0OdSeltStag uuroe Dem iuugeu Baare iiber>
rcidt. 0aruntcr bcfano ii6 inter anDerca1
eiu iiipube5 SlIbcrgeidirr, clne @abe oss
NGi;ers s. Deumeao. o.-pr. Seerite1er runree
init sri. Sticfcl bel Sclcgcnbcit Der @eutens
nla QlnSlttlluug bcflnnt, bic Setanntidloft
rettte Sur gegeulclttgcn yiebc uub Sum @be.
biiu6nliie.
DOG 0urc Stc6e riuteru MIC,
iino 6ci6c ciuia 5rabinsslbciu!
Die ytGbt ogna @le glcd)t elllem 9u9U0gcl,
ocr fd) aui etneu Yiatbaum lest, Der ielber
siebt; id) lobe mir cineu hiibifcn griinen
ySurScboum, Der oa blclbt uuo eiu Nef au'
uimmt. Wi5gc ladcnoe 0stertelt auf Cure
gcben8bo9u immcr bcUcS &o9eSlidt fperfen!
g dmerc SerlcBnn9en fiigtc bcr
etuiacn Abcuosu ctu bOSartigeS Bfero oem
I9Idbuqeu Ill Gtiaon'um unmelt SutberuiUe,
BlltlmUycz@ @ouutp, wohEeuoen albert Barts
Al, lnocm cS Oefcn redltcn grm crfabte uuo
bis gum ShultergcIcntc icrmolmte. Grf,
uatocm boS &iro mchycre S9aufelihldge
auj Scn Gcpf crbaiun bate, lieB cS ben 4rm
ocS iuuacu Uiannt8 los. 0r. s. y. @alaa
man iaa iidl 9cu6tbiAt, OaS pcrlceIe @Iieb in
Gu,pntTen.
Sn bcr 9afancttc SnppenaR
na!t mmNeU porgclleu 275 Arrne sea
lpti't.
0lc 60. &. Qmrer, Sohn 2ncIs, SiIbslm
Bcruer II. an0eIe Dieegcr imSaiapetie Rartte
lunSten 6leiid, ole op. q, SrGg & SObn
% Yalbe 9rOo, ). 8. @nssl 10 galte MRo y.
5olmsr 20 gaibe Sree u04 Der Guhalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06

5artforo, st., 3. Sanuar. Sas. Gorbon Benz
nett fam seitern Radntttos tn 9eieGi6oft zines
SSreunoes auf einem S6ne4Su9e ourd 6ieIe Stoot.
Beioe batten Binete nad) Bottom 9eI6it
9 o f o II, o. San. - Sorefdgtise dta6fori6un9en
perfeblten, bic Qnipeienbet os Goroon Bennett'S IN
belr Staot iefBuitencn, unO feline 5reunbe 6ereitcn
ho6e hert bpr ouPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
Gil, ittoe11STid,et. 9l l0farr.

Pblls UtITe, Bd., D. JaIltaT. = GIN
anabe, Namens Sstar Mc@orO, gerietb &C.
itern Abenb 81 Sbeuanooab in einsn Streit
init Sol. Mc&artp uuo t0ctste benislbeu
au9enbltdlid bird eincu Sfla9 aui ben
Sopf NIT einem i9weren Stode. McGorO
nurbe heute Mor9en naf BottSuiqc 9ebraGt
uun heu1 &ei1nnn1fie iiht1mie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06

ndmlid ems su 9tod- Sslunb, eins 81 geuicia
NIB ein orittes oil Der utlantiid)en &iifte, uno
baB etnige Der betebeubcu Nrienale als Yors
ratbsbdnier bcibebdlteu uno oic lIebrigen per=
fauft werocn. SIN @inilange nit bieier @mz
pfehlun9 perbeu jttt bauftg Sriegsborrdtbe
aus 4tienalen i'll anbere iibsrtragsn, J. 9.
fiir5tid ans Der aaicrne Su Sefferiou: @itp,
Dto., nad] 8od .SsIanc. Oicie llebertraguu.
gen baben gans nnO gar fctne politiidcn
9rlinoe. Sn ben MaQnSiue Su ct. 2ouis
beftnoen itd) 9egenlpdrtig 10000 HuB Snl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
9efanntnaGMn8.
Staat yVarblapo,
ssaIirefssSiirean,

Die joIaenoeH Sumuien itanoen auI ben Credit Der
perItieoenen senannten Cont beim GGluije oer @ez
itdite in bieiem Bireau an so. De;ember 1876,
uno iinS in ben foiseHoen Santen beponrt:
,n Der niSarmerS II. RerhGntss sNatioual=
Bant BON Baltimore" anI Den 9rebi
ces eorreftionsbauies ......... -. S54, Alp .f3
Gtaat5=yiesmalihnle e.--........-........ rs 90
ytilbl ueppiusf.... ........... &c, AZ. sc
81 Ser uSarmtrs' Wdtionaibantuon Gnnas
polis," nitbt permilliat..... -, 1855 0t
ftl BlrueS ptt,pfpU HdSireY
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3r1ffne.
Saues @oroo,t @eu,tett ai.i 09eifeu,

Batertopr,5 5. 81 -. San Die 9etbobiitentr.
deau antperp In oeiem 9ountp brannte beute2Jorser
nie6er. 9erIuff $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
Die GtssGonlpagtlie'n am Snoiom
itt1n ncr Yfrltei4er=Iln SifnttN.

81 b0nt, N.sY., >. San.-9ie haupts
!Gd)ltdfen @is<&ompagrie'n baben oa8 @in-
beimfcu BON @ts cingefteqt. @iue 9epei6e
aus &atsua meloet, OaB heutc Mor9en 400
500 Der ausiiebenben, NIT &niippeln beruaff'
net, ourd Die StraBen 5ogcn, ben 2lntOritaten
Erob boten uno 9rObungeu au8liieBeu. Die
Agsnten Der Sis Gompagn!e'n babcn ben
9fleriIF aufgeforoert, cine 200 Diann ltarfe
DBoiie" 5ur BewaduHg Der @lSbGuier ill
Gatsftu, Atbeus mo &oriadle 81 ieQen.
8enn oieic 6urccrnn9 nubsotiet blctbt, wlro
bic Staat5regieruag nm 0itlie angegangen
werbsn. 8te 2oialbsb1rocu linb mahtlo8.
Sic eSsrastitcn t,t MaHad)aietts.
Bolto on, 5. Sau.-0n5 SbergerIft Oieles
Staates bat bic @utdeibung eiues uuterse,
prOueten @eriftS betdtigt, oaB iid bic So,
raeliten ben StaatS9eieben besuglld Ser 6eier
res SOuutag8 unterperisn nliiiien. Ser
BroScB entitano aus einem SeriuGIe, Die "a,
ben au 5onuta9en often gu bdlteu.
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Die ,,Wanoerbilt itniperfitGt" bcs
frattert Sets Sob hires 6riiuocrS.

WafbptlIe, 3. Sjanuar. - QIS bic Nadridbt Eber
ben 3ob bes @ommoboreS Bnnberbilt bter etntraI
6enafrtdtigte Der 9an;er ber Banberbilt@lnoeritz
tdt" Iofort ale BroIeiioren, uehe geraoe nit ibren
Bortrdgen beid6fti9t iDaren. Die SIafien pur6cn
ioeletd entlaiien uno bic afutdt 3uiammen 6eruien
fpeIhe ReoIutionen Su @bren oeS Auoenens oes per-
ftorbenen @rInbers Der unipertdt onna9n. Ser
unterrt fir ben Reit Der 28ode lift eRgeielt uno bic
Sdpele IdllparB 6rapirt uoroeu.
9tafboiue ehrt ooS 4u9eoenffn oes 9noteu
Ralbotlle, 8enu., D. Sonuar- Die SIrger
oieer Stabt belten betc untcr oen 8oriise beS 6ru
Sobn s. Sur6 Rebnfteur oes ,,american," cine
Beriainmluna ob nno nnbmen Jteolutionen 5u @breu
oes AnbenfeIs oes perftorbenen @ommoooreS Banoer=
hift an. @ouucrneur Borter itbidte cine @rtra Bot
ft1nft Su oemieben Sfuede on bic @eIeB9ebun9. Gin
eome murne ernnnnt, pa5ienoe 6eioiutionen aus
5uiesen. uno cine @inIobun9 Der attdt Der >, gon=
eer6ltz zniueriitdt," fpeldc Die Wtgeoer Der @fieb
gebung auforbert, an benz am nd6lten Sonnta9e in
Der llnioertdt attirbenbcn Setben9ottesoienit be'
innelmen, uuroe ansenommen.
Ser 500 0anoerbift's.
2enz9orf, D. Sanuar. - Commodore 8onocrz
6tts 4erste iuiinIden enc Bo zlinteriu6un9
an benz 8eritorbenen porjnrebmen, nm Gnsfunit iber
Die compI;irte 9ntur Der Sranbet beiielben 5I crz
bnIten; bis iet bat jebod1 bic Snme bes SertorbeS
nen tbre Ginni1ieun9 a6gchIa9en. Die Seeroi9un9
Finoet I'M 10 ltbr am Sonrta9 Wtor9en fdtt uno bic
iSolnie lift eni4Ioiien, bos bic Seicrlidfeit obne
8abrtuftrdger unb SlumenIpenben auf einfddegSeiie
uor fid) 9eben ioa. Eic 2etdenreoe ipirb ron G>r.
Deems in Der ,,@burt Of lbe strangers" o69ebaitcn
llno Die Sceroi9un9 Firoct oul StatenSslaue tatt-
(Spdter.) = @tne it=Nortem=luteriGG,aag iuirS
IuoTaen itattfin0en.
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Die politii9cn 8irren.
Gin Gonprpntifi TIT Siio=Gnroliua
i.nnt68li6j.
Sic 5agIagc in Souiiiaua.
Der @r=&e6eaen=8emcral 9nngStrcct
attut SefcbISba6sr Der raoifalcm
Staatsmilis crmAtnt.
Sin srief Sts stnators @ogOpn aus @eoraia

9otiaaft bcs @ouuerncur8 0cnoridS.
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e. 8Mtenp1,

S> 0MtenU1,
GolOz uno Silber, glcctroaB Blatttrer.
ubre uuo SntD tenn nenzDeraot
unb =pIdtttrt.
ssr. 81, Wsros@apitsahc, Baltimore.
(9lug.2,lS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06

Sntamo s9epei@em.

-9er6te Der raiioeiirten Breiie. fir ben nDeutIen
@orreIp ponbeuteu".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06

Weusalete
IN itpanjie Winmtem gsbsiit. Seiluns Der ben
SralIeH dseatbamiiden arantbeitcn sarantin pou
Stnu9 q. xamt, N. D, '-,,'.-s 5
IRoJ25, 2pite,iSa) Ssr. 14h, efosoitrsBe,
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Gorreippmoems ats ssaibtnstpn.

Bic 8otitifer mio Die Reuspabi. = Srcgon t,no
oaS Yrogramm oer Staatsitret6,ler.
9Seridlte Der Sonsref Gonlite'n. Sic
0oli;ei>8cb6roe bon gSaibimaton uuo
Grant. = Sic 9gfticn Giioen's steieen.
Seuatpr Nobestfpn t.sso Die Vnuosrnenrs=
nm nj nntt SitN-SnrnLitfn
New-York tribune., 1877-08-29
THE NDIAN VAR.


GEN. HOWARD EXPECTING TO MOVE on THE
ENEMY YEsTERDAY-GEN. SHERMAN AT HELENA.
SALT LAKE, Utah r., Aug. 2S.-A courier
arrived at Virginia City, Montana Territory this
ing, from Cen Howard's camp at Perry's Lake How
ards forces have been there the ODD waiting for
supplies He expected to after the bosties this
morning.
HELENA, Montana, Aug. 2s.-The Tndependent has the
following special dispatch:
"BoZEMAN. Montana Aug 28.
Parster has arrived and says the Helena party are
safe. except Keneck and another, who still missing
Joe Roberts, Dietrich Duncan and Wilkie, all right
Az may s6S1@dn eo@G 3 reached Gsg9SQ seTs m
inspection Of Forts Shaw and Benton He leaves for
Wala Walla W. T., via Missoula Montana, Thursday
next
GATHERING SUPPLIES FOR JOsEPH's ARMY.
VIRGINIA CITY, Montana, Aug. 2s-The Indians re-
ported 10y Lieut. Scho1ed having gone back under Jo
seph TO FL ght Gen. Howard horsestealing ex-
pedition They came within twenty-five miles OF this
place in Madison Valley the night Of the 26th and
drove off herd Of over 800 horses in the direction
Geyser Basin
THE MURDERS IN MONTANA.
HELENA, Montana, Aug. 2S.-A Herald special from
Bozeman. Montana, dated to-day, says:
The Helena party arrived at Mammoth Springs at 10
a.. yesterday except Kenck and Fowler who still
slightly and j. Stuart in the side and ankle
ly. The Indians surrounded their camp six miles above
Mud Volcano, taking them completely by surprise.
The Indians did not pursue when the party fled When
Mrs Cowans husband shot IN her arms. He is the
only Of the Radersburg party known be Killed.
The balance have escaped IL i reported that
dians were on Gardner's River yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-29
nrsrpTFps FROM TAMMANY HALL.

At a meeting of the Central Organization OF DEM
ocras of the With Assembly District last evening at
No 122 Deancey-st resolutions fayoring the candidates
Of the independent Democratic party were received Win
loud applause The preamble stated that the lhdepeh-
dent Democrats learned by experience the sad lesson
OF their error in believing Tammany to be composer OF
re advocates OF the principles of Jecrson that II ha
made promise upon promise 10 give us goou
CoVernmcnt redeem from want, and 10 establish al
entire reform system throughout our District Du lna
nor one representative wOrkngman bad received any
thing Instead Of that carpet-baggcr rom Long
Island T. d. Gale was the leader OF the District anu
tbe recipent OF over $4,000 year, while seVerhi
dstnguished persons from the BOwery received IN tho
agrregate over $4,000 and spent II OUTSIDE oI
tIs District THIS sum OF S20,0Oo per year
was taken from poor hard-Hofking men DI
means of taxation, etc" As men Of family, hOIOr anu
int@ilieepce" they had remained too long under Tue
woke of oppression and bad government" IL was nee
fore resolved 10 break loose from Tammany Hail. ana 10
transfer the allegiance of the 70
be known Us the " Independent Democratic Cehlr
ORGANIZATION OF the With Assembly District 10 sach
mon as Andrew III. Green, Oswald OuendOIlerl
and other reiormcrs and advocates OF Inc interest
of the working classes. one speaker snld that not on
pure Jefferson Democrats but " the party tat
Uayes should be invited 10 cooperate WIN Hem
another that the association should pledge tsci not 70
suppor any man for local ticket who ala not reside
in the district committee Of hye was appoih'cu 70
Introduce these and other corrections and addtyhs in
the resolutions, which were then unanimously aaop'ou
New-York tribune., 1877-08-29
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

ROCHESTER, n Y, Aug. 2S.-Durng a drunken
quarrel today John Williams rhOt William stone bOatman
Stone will probably recover
ELLSWORTH. Me-. Aug. 2S.--John Haynes was IA
tally shot by Martin aughiu at Great Pond Aurora
iai night existed and the parties quarrel
ing at the time.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Aug 2S.-Chas. Brown was
shot at Bristol night and died three hours aergHrs He
Was entering the store of Patterson Mathegson by
persons who lying In walt
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Aug. 2S.-A boy named Will
Nam MaIheser aged II years. arrested to-day for
ing Alex kossel aged yeaTs, ia Juna last and nuoung
injuries which recently resulted Ia his death
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Aug. 2s.-Newton n Brown,
living MNbrOok IA this county at to-day took
doable barrecd gun and gong short distance from hls
house shot himself through head lie died Instantly lie
was fifty years ago III health the VI The act
New-York tribune., 1877-08-29
GENERAL POLITICAL BE us.
Ex-sECRETARY BRISTOW IN TOWN.

EX-SECRETARY BRISTOW N TOWN.
Fx-Secretary Bristow was at the Breyoort
House yesterday his way home from Saratoga, where
he has been spending few days Ho said 70 TRIBUNE
representative that he wholly ont Of public life, and
felt desire to return to it. He wanted Office, ap-
pointve electoral aud took interest in current
politics than any private citizen lie did not even care
express his opinions political subjects believing 1t
unwsc for man who intended TO devote himself entirely
10 the profession OF the law to allow himself 10 figure in
the newspapers as political oracle Gen BrislOW Will
take the stump in Onto elsewhere this ran; ana IL
was evident decided aversion he expressed to
public ife 1t would require issues absorbing
and important than any before the people TO draw
him the of politics again. He i in excellent
health and his friends will be glad 10 learn that he has
large and lucrative law practice.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-29
FIGHTING IN THE BALKANS.
TIE TURKS MAKING HEADwAY.


,,,se,.N EARTHwoRKs At THE sHIPKA PASS CAP
TURED.
The attack on the Shipka Pass was renewed
with great desperation on Monday Aiter
nine hours fighting the Turks won the
earthworks at the opening of the denie'
1t is reported that the Russians nave
retreated. The Greek Government has yleldeu
10 remOnstranees from England, ana mas III
formed the Porte that it intends 10 remain
neutral. The Polish leaders are disposed 10
refrain from any revolutionary demonstrations
THE STRUGGLE FOR THE sHIPKA PASS.
DESPERATE FIGHTING on MoNDAY-EARrHwoRKs
CAPTURED BY THE TURKs-ENoRMoUs Losshs.
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug 3d. 1877.
A telegram to The Daily Ne,rs. dated Shumla' Au-
gust %, says
YESTERDAY Suleiman Pasha made an assault on the
Russian positions in the shipka Pass at 8 o'clock
in the morning The battle, which was sangum-
ary. lasted until s& m the evening The enemy
vbo were assailed on both fanks, were unable to
resist the attack and the Turks gained possession
of all the earthworks at the opening of the de-
fle7
A telegram to The Times from Shumla also says:
"Suleiman Pasha captured nearly all the Russian
positions. The Russians lost 5000 killed and
wounded"
The Standards dispatch from Shumla says it is re-
ported that the Russians have abandoned their
works, and that Suleiman Pasha is pursuing them
This last version however, to be exaggerated
A CONTRADICTORY RUSSIAN BULLETIN
STUDENT Tuesday, Aug %, 1877.
Since Yesterday afternoon and during to-day the
Turks have maintained feeble fire against the de-
fences in the Shipka Pass. The Russians maintain
all their positions The Turks hold the reighboring
beiolrs. continually relieving each other in fight
ing. They bring up supplies on beasts of burden,
and where the roads are impossible for the animals
compel Bulgarians to drag the loads
THE HIGHEST RUSSIAN POSITIONS ATTACKED.
CoNsTANuNoPLE, Tuesday, Aug %, 1877
A telegram from Adrianople to-day announces
that the Russians still hold Fort Nicholas in the
Shpka Pass. The Turks are attacking the highest
Russian positions in the Pass. large number OF
Turkish wounded are arriving at Adrianople
New-York tribune., 1877-08-29
THE MURDERS IN MONTANA.
JUSTICE FIELD AND JUSTICE BRADLEY

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 2s.-A reporter
Of The cal had conversation with Justice Field Of the
United States Supreme Court last evening" with reference
the interview published in The Exchange yesterday
The Judge stated he always declined to be interviewed
but the dependence 10 be placed the article in
The Exchange, said: " do not 10 discuss
ment that article, upon the way in which II OBJ
taned aud Will simply say that nothing have said 10
any here would Justify inference derogatOry 20
Judge Bradley"
The OhrOeie this morning publishes report OF an In
tervew with Mr. Justice Field In which he, referring TO
an alleged opinion OF Mr. Justice Bradley said simply
that no such opinion was ever read In the hearing VI Mr.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-29

that the protection OF the Christians s guaranteed ana
the reforms promised by the Porte are carrleu OUT
The Post is VIGOROUSLY proTurksh paper and the lore
going moreover is In direct contradiction with all news
from other sources.
The same correspondent states that Cen lgnatlen mas
been ordered to leave the Russian headquarters.
dispatch from shumla announces that the Russians
oceupy Popkoi A battle is expected. trhe Russians
hold this position in order TO maintain communication
between the troops at Trnoya and those IN the decoh
of Osman Bazarl
New-York tribune., 1877-08-29
FOREIGN NOTES.

OTTAWA, Aug. 2S.-A number of the cOun-
terfet ten dollar bills the Bank OF British North
America are still IN circulation.
OTTAWA, Aug 2S.-Since the first Of the
present month 100000 feet OF lumber have been
shipped 10 the United States 100000 feet more than
in the same period last year New-YOrk buyers made
extensive purchases. They are shipping cus AT - 90
HALIFAX, Aug. 28.-The first witnesses in
behalf of the United States we're examined before the
Fishery Commission yesterday They two fisher
men who happened here. The examination OF witnesses
in behalf Of the British Government is not yet finished
New-York tribune., 1877-08-29
MEXICAN NOTES.

MEXICO, Aug. 19.-Peace prevails through
out the Republic Extensive coffee and sugar lands have
been opened TO immigration in Oaxaca But there is
decided prejudice against immigrants from the United
sates dreadful fire has occurred in the Rosario Nine
Twenty yfOur lives lost. Many persons were seri-
ously wounded The Real del Monte mines are falling,
the decrease being $4,000 monthly. The steamer City
of Havana left Vera Cruz the 18th instant, TO assist
in getting the steamer City OF Mexico Off the reefs.