, 1877-07-14
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EASTERN STATES.

New YORK. July 1l.--Gov Nichols
states that he is very sorry and action
has been taken, but still adhercs to the
determination Of paydoning them il con
victech Foreman OBripn says the in
dictmrnts were not found upon political
grounds, but evident violations of law,
which they were bound to notice, and
though the matter may he laughed Mt 10y
Northern politicians, full proof will be
had To sustain not only these indictments
hut Others in higher quarters.
The Trbune's Washington special says
Joseph Davis, Mayor of Tuscnoosa, Ala %
hamn, who was an important witness
against Southern counterfeit crs, has been
! poisoned. Davis was formerly secret
service officer, and arrested the prisoners.
Several other witnesses have been assus.
sinated recently.
The HeraItrS cable dispatches say that
among the Russian officers at the head.
quarters of the Danubian army, the cam.
paign seems to be universally regarded
ms n failure. There is some excuse how.
ever ,'tor the Grand Duke Nicholas mis-
fortune, which is found in terrible hurri
canes and violent rain storms, which
prevailed to such nm extent as to render
The movements OF an investing army
difficult and often hazardous.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE 7rjbuns's Lon.
don special says that with the capture OF
Tiernova the Russians gained an import.
ant position, hcing thus put in posses.
sion of the npproacn to the Schipka Pass.
Military authorities here think the Grand
Dukes force will advance through the
Pass to Adranople, thus threatening
-Constantinople in front and Shumla IN
the rear.
In Asia the situation is not so had as
reported. Gen. Turgusahoti contrived
to escape tn Bayazd, and the Russian
army in Armenia was thus saved from
great disnster.
CHICAGO, July i0.--A cable special ria
New York, states it is positively asccr.
tanned that the Russians after fierce
battle occupied Tiernova. Both armies
fought with the greatest bravery. An.
other struggle at the same point is prob
able. The same dispatch says the most
startling news comes from Constantine.
pie. A correspondent at Vienna tele-
graphs that it is announced in official
circles that Constantinople is in reign
of terror Great crowds of ofdcspcrnte and
lawltss soldiers ill the public places
bands ut CircassianS and Rcbeks range
the city at will, robbing and numbering
with impnnity. The streets are given
up to these outlaws after nighthll, and
all the public resorts and respectable
cafes are closed at sunset. An open re.
bcllion, resulting in the massacre ofevery
foreigner and Christian, is liable to occur
at any moment. The Italian vice consul
has been forcibly robbed ofa horse and
severely injured by the Circassians.
Two attempts have been made to force
IN entrance to the English club.
With reference to English interests, the
Russian alliance with the United States
proposes Canada and CuLa us the price.
The idea is hroached by SchouvaofT
The Russian commissariat is ina fright.
tul condition and is partially the cause
of the delay on the Danube.
Roumania and Seryia are lisble to soon
take the offensive.
New YORK, July 10.--Thc steamship
Magra, arrived to-day from havana
She reports that on July 9th she saw the
steamship Carondalet. bound for Havana
ashore ON Fowry rocks, having gone on
at A. NJ, on the 5th. She worked thir.
teen hours ard parted her haws,rs. Lu,
GLally got of Gndanagrt
/ CmcAoo, July lO.--.Ihc Tis1f hq4
this concise illustrative statement of the
Mexican question from its Washington
special CcnrrA ord is instructed care