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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
MR. BoyyLRs WoSDERFrL HORSES.

Robert Bonncr's famous stable is declared
By me TC Fieid and farm TO be ahead OF AL other. 90
all distances to road wagon. It Is stated that he has
purchased for 800: The black mare, May Bird.
an animal tnat has been on the tuTf for a
number years. ana ha, there good reputation.
Her record of 2:2I in harness. 2:l92, saddle is not
the fun measure OF nar speed. lU rumorod that
Mr.. Bonner has purchased May Birl mate
for MUSE This IL probably untrue MI Banners
motiy, was the same thai which induced HIM,
recently 20 add Centennial, Keen Jim, Lucy Cnycr amt
others 10 his stable. He IS not keeping up ms
rivalry with the la,c Commodore with the dead
mans son. On October s. Music and john
TAYLOR were hernesscd double for tho first umc
m tleir lives. and driven iuu mile 90 road
wagon on threequartrrs track III .: %. winch IS much
better performance than milo IN the same tnc on a
mile track. This should be sufficient 10 convince every
bDdy tha it was not necessary Tor Mr. Bonner to pur-
chase May Bird in order 10 beat the great
doublc-teaIn perform nee of Nj ". II. Vanderbilt
u may bee interesting 10 state thn % l. universally con
cedcd that SIR ROber1 BInuer has made the fastest time
60 road wagon, MI distances, ever made bN gen
teIaau, namely; Sur;l'. quarter OF a mile. 10 road
wagon. 32i2 seconds; Dexter. half mile, - road
wa gon IN l:OGl2; Dexter, mile, - road wagon, m
DBL q aud Lady Palmer and Iatbush Maid. Two miies
10 road wagon, in 5:Ol q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15

The Bond Funding Association held meet
ting at tuo otico OF bEeAel' Morgan y Co.
yesterday, aad the owners % leHN'a''' o"""' "e''
I 10 .cccnt funding bond 80 80 cents tho dollar.
AOr long discussion the New York hoders agreed to
Sc pr"posfon T. ID. Morgan & Go. alone opposing IT,
= I N5ckiu Vas sent 10 Nashville % afrauso tlo
o,',,ti'tfnu and T. secure needed legislation L.
~ Morgan & Co.. IL IA stated tbY those present
- ~, rSsrrtug have opposed scaling the debt, and rc
inrantIy consented the proposition, expressing he
hlcf ii5at Tennessee WAS abundanty able To pay her
am IN f nud Wds bound in honor 10 no 3D. abe debt
~ Jnnr..ee proposed to be compromise az hiiy cen
ON mo dollar SOD 100000 That OF she thirteen south
era stae. which viii 0o sought 10 10 compromised 0n
Lie same terms Is about S2oO,0OOOOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15

Rank Tho officials connected with the DistrictA
neys forbidden 10y law Co give any information
90 indictments against men VINO nave nVt p.Sh ~
rested hui IL il known that Henry " Smalley, the re-
ceiver Of the bank. before the Grand Jury, win
officers from the Bank Department, and WIN the semi
annual statements of the hank and IL 10 believed that
tire indictments are for perjury In these statements
President Broadwell arrested ut ms house III der
sav Clty last evening 10y detectives Field and OCOnn0
Of District At orncy Phelps's office accompanied Dy
Jersey CITY officer Mr. BrOadwc taken 10 police
headquarters Jersey City aud kept there last night
Flo Will ba brought o this city to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
SAYINGS BANK OFFICERS INDICTED.

TIE PRESIDENT AND sEcREIAkY Of THE CLAIR
MONT SAVINGS BANK 10 BE TRIED.
The Grand Jury Of the Court Of oyer and
Teriner came In yesterday before Judge Brady snd
vers disei.Igsd The indictments handed IN included
eoe agailst sherman Brood vel, Presiient. and one
szslnst h. T. swan, secretary Of The Carmont Savings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
DOES DEATH END ALL9
FIFTH LECTURE BY JOSEPH coov

THE UPPER AND LOWER KEYBoARDs OF Tgy man,
-IHE SOUL THE MUsTCIAS-Is INSTINCT w..
TALL
The Rev. Joseph Cook delivered tho fifth Iect,r. -
his course in this city, last evening before An ir,
lectua audience which filled every seat in As.oo'a
ton Hall. and even made demand upon the s,,nd,n,.
room. The subject of the lecture was Doc NJ
End AllP 1t was npon this subject tina, tLo
Boston lecturer spoke in BROOKLYN early l,s1
Autumn but though his argument was the .,n,o
last evening In it's structure it was illustrated m an
altogether new and fresh way. The leotu,s on,
more than two hours long but it was listened ~
from beginning to end with entire attenton. !,
spite OF an atmosphere impure in the last dooreo
ana opprosslyey warm. The Rev. DR.. Philip .b,a
introduced Mr. Cook. ''N'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
WHAT NATIONAL TRUST OFFICERS 5.


THEY EMPRESS HOPE THAT THE DEPOSToEs
WILL BE PAID ~ FULL.
D. X. Mangam, the president of the National
Trust Company was found last evening IN The midst Of
his family a his cegan, residence No. 26 West Fteth-
81 He was very much Gisucued TO speak OF hc affairs
OF the company saying thai Mr. Be5s report contained
ali information which c0ad interest tine public. He said.
however that company hal offer Of so for part OF
the STOCK OF the Missouri Pacific Railway Company, aud
lie had no doubt al the shares could be disposed " at
that figure The third mortgage bonds OF The same
road, Of which the Trust Company has 100000
Mr. flanagan regarded as worth at least 70. The
stock, De thought was worth moro than the
bonds a. having very large prospective
valhs why" said Le. friend OF mine representing
an es;ae bought lees than two quantity Of
Missouri Pacific sec1rtes paying par for ms stock ana
70 Ter his third mortgage bonds" Mr. Mangan Was OPP
posed 70 the appointment Of receiver. sad ne had
cOnhicnco lpat Mr.. Best's management won.d bring
eYertniRe right il he not compelled 10 push
the securities on the market He declared that he had
no doubt that every dollar due 20 the dcpOsitOrs would
be paid. The stockholders would probably lose some
thing he thought Mr. Best will pay a dividend Of 80
20 per cent within a very few days.
8 IT, Wfherb-e. The voilkGOvu iroE-ncrcIauf is
member Of ms Finance Committee Of the Board OF
Trustees He ret Ened yesterday afternoon from his
iron N mes Oh Lake Chap plain, and informed Of the
su.fuog for tho fret tiue by the evening papers lie
the Trrs COMPANY and hid never taken active part
IN ifs be bad been tfste io Two or three
% tie board had always haI The greatest confidence
in tho management OF the company, and ne wa greatly
6isaDgintrd 81 this turn IN ia af4r. Prom inc lAco
examination be had been able - give 70 tht SUBJECT 10
hal no hesitaOu 10 expressing Dclef thdt ibt dcpt-
tJrs would Do PAID ia foil he thodHiL u pDDf w.
ment fOf tbe ctpc@hD4oefs' ho"eFci' an" VIZ b'o" ITO
hDl 20 little.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15

ENAMoRED WRIrING-MAsTER Cto young
lady pnpiD-" 1 can teach you nothing; ycur hand -
alr6ay avery assrablo ons aud your 10 axe Gao most
beautiful have ever seem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15

The cash transactions of the six months -n"crcding
.T9nuaiy l. 1877 sho~ how the bank WAS drained ne
r,ceipts from dcpo iors Amounted 90 qGOH1i ~ Whlr
the wi hdrawals amounted 40 @3|3ZI - aEd ~ iOUp
Nyas received from mortgage t'rtlptI Inc number o.
hrl.OeItnrX III IanutrY, lNlI vac I.1jO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
WHAT MIGHT NAVE BEEN DONE.

Tho same may be said OF tho embroldcrie8 that has
been said with regard to the laces These have been
hung with much taste, and back ;r0und Tor tho
porcelain. }ditness aud bTOnzrs There are, doubt
many beautiful designs. many from which much instruc
ton light have bsen gained. Some Of these designs
very choice Tor beauty for nyeutycness. But they
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TRYING TO SAVE DEPOSITS.

CLOSING A TRUST COMPANY AND bANh'
WILLIAM J. REST MADE RECEIVER or THE NAlioNAh
TRUST coMpANY-Tw TRUSTEES OF THE o"ihS-
TAI SAVINGS BANK ASH THAT III BE WOUND W.
William j. Best was made receiver OF the Nau'ha'
Trrst Company yesterday. In his report to the banN
Department he states that there have been irregu-
Iarifies and violations of tho charter aud that IN
vestInents in railway securities impaired the eapta'
100000 The Oriental Savings Bank VIII DE
closed at the request of its trustees The causeS as
ssued arc depreciation of real estate on Whieh
money had been loaned, and the withdrawal "i ue-
posits occasioncd by the hard times
, 1877-07-10

HINT FROM ACBTnfA.
LONDON, JuiY D.-A Vienna dispatch sayn
the Roumanians hare dispatched officers to
t}a'atz and tho Carpathtans 10 collcct bridging
material for crossing the Danube somewhere
between Grala and Turnu-Stagurcl1L The pre-
parations must necessarily take sot1o time. Inc
idea Of crossing At Turnscveron WAS abandoned
because Austria informed tho Roumnnian
Agent In Vienna that ii the RoumautAn. enter
cd Scrvta thcY might find themselves face TO
facc With an Austrian army.
Will MOVE on 8o41A.
1rzKAM, Saturday, July IA second Russian
army Is In tho course OF formation. It viii 10
commanded by the Grand Duke Vladimir, With
Gen. zamo!ski as Chief Of stat, and will ad-
vance TO the west against Sofia.
THE ADVANCE.
An Adrianople special reports that tho Rus-
stans from Tisnova have advanced on dabross.
ThcIr forcc is estimated at 10000.
Haouf ra.sha has left Constantinople. Affairs
arc approaching crisis.
DEFINITELY DECIDED.
A Bucharest correspondent asserts that It has
bcclf definitely decided that tho foumantau
army shall pass the Danube.
HUsrcnUK.
A Pcra dispatch says Ntela wss evncuatcd BY
order Of kerim fasha- Cossaeks have been seen
within few hours ride Of Rustchuk.
KusTENnn
The Russians at Midtd4c havo cut the Chcrna-
vode & KustonJjt Railway, and threaten Kus-
tendji.
, 1877-07-10
CANADIAN NEWS.
Another Cytlons---narlnc Accident In Lako
Superior.


hhotnes c5e'ons'.-hAfiho Accident IN Lako
Superior.
sp-etd, DtspafcA 10 1as 74sane.
oA..' "a.! "'sa.aoa' 'eun1o, M sm' ae
eompanlea by violent wind. rain. and bail, parsed
s1nst deut Of dam.re to bn,Idinrs srI frn, .,,se.
a,v-roi ,,4r.tr v.I,,oo. v.,. r,-n,fca. Ito u,
sna.s s,h,,.ss ru", a' sa,s ~, ..se' -. -.
high blew over, knocking In tho roof Of Thomas. j.
Co. : woolcu factory, ent4iltnF i heavy ,o.s. A
:uete.*aet on n'.1er. cabinet factory md ,,oer
fotas @a"' Ha1i "aa n1ed 70 tne efoaoo: War.
hs1awi!s a,. s s9sS ras nnoor a
inmss,s beyona atfsfht, eseared nnhutt Ttee' wsts
n atom oey y ssn IT. a. ~ sonnta
torn: ts'tie. from the fsu,ro1ad,ag eoautty to.
en- .nd n0'''ns 0'uf"' except heavy F''o Without
Mosrnr1l, July .O.--The. announcement that
volunteer wstS to BE- called "nt 90 y tac c i:!h oI
ns:l*ttstes hnt not been obtained; ent tho Officers
r. commando ct thc Prince of Welts heElment; tho
Sixth fuaifcsfs. haro each 1ecelsea Instructions 10
!arn!sn guard fos protection ot fho asnosaes Al
ias aril.snea ~ sna s<essee ba.asks gsts Tho
MP M ioa,tGsn men tor IN th< evening" anl ~ F'f.h
@ nnd sixth Fusllecss VIII futnish contingent for
men of the different corps bare heen
ordered 10 tetnrn their arms to hradquartcr'.
tasEo quAnIty o1 aMali nFlns esH ~ rue
Enaeoni !lo1tse where ehey WI bn iled unitl atss
inorraw ns.1t to take tnal actIon y sefsrcnce io
the celebration OF tho Anniversary of thG attls Of
tbs HnJne. Since tho organization Irtideu 70
hare procession. eomplieattons have arisen In
regard to getting cnnIeh sor dtlns service. aud
Efcat many Nnn wefo IN 1asof o. p1oees"loh now
:. TIE steamer ltc1Watcr, which WAS sunk In eol.
atston will ~ steamer k'phinstane. bis oseu
lloateh and Will bo towcd Into hartor tonight.
Tbs E!phnstone II SUI on tho hott1n1. Kfott4
are hc!nx msde 10 fatss her. and, II her BACK u
to- ofonr'.' tne w oe nfoasht 70 ne s's5 IN rev
tats. The l!astot commissioners viii " niofsOw
opt;n IN inquiry into The cause OF the cotltston.
A0HTkxAl. july Y -Thsfa y every prospect Ut
, 1877-07-10

THkATtlH nuHNED.
LrvEhroot. Eng.. July u.-The 1sotunda Thea.
trc, in this city. II destroyed by arc.
.TtTIENS.
Lo1pox. July N.-Mmu. TIsiens' condition has
again become critical.
TnAMsVA4T-
f1oxnoF. JntT n.-parliAment will b asked for
vote Of $500, 600 In aid Of the local revenues OF
TEapevaal.
THE PRISONS BILL.
Loxpos. July 10.--In the House Of rords the
Prisons bill Was read q third timc and finally
passed.
r1.A9uE IN rEnstA.
TEuEnAH.- July 9.-The ]tntsfan expedition
acainsi the Turcomana y retiring from Kaxllarvat
s1wh1da kta4notodsk. There IL general c.odna
from Isekht. Pesafa, in consequence OF the p1asne
Tha deGiha Number twenty to thirty daily.
, 1877-07-10
VERM0NT'S CENTENNIAL.

Wthpsoa, W., July 0.-Ths one hundrcdth an.
nlrersRry vi tho adoption OF tho tEst Constitution
Of Vermont was celebrated to-day. a huge teut
oo tho common, covering u, 600 s4asrc feet, was
completely nllcd Nistinguishcd ciltxscs from al
parts Of tho State NeEu psescnL procession WA&
formed snd marched 70 the eommop. Mhese I'd.
dfea9ss wsEe given BY Gov. Fairbanks and others,
A concert and fireworks this evening closed the
celebration.
, 1877-07-10

TRoCAEpISu8 or THE EDtEDuR0 CoE.ciL.
Eplxnuno. July p.-rrincips! Cowen. nf Gang
d., was rsrntlent Of the meeting to-day Of thu
pan-Prcsbyterian Council. rapers werr read ly
the Rev. Dr. MeCoal. Of Princeton, on n.rcoscs-
lea in Scicncc md Philosophy and bJ the Rev. Dr..
Patton, Of Chicago, on lnhdrlit5.
The nev. Dt. sluanr. of Allegheny. spoke on
intempcrancc In the Cnitei Stairs. lie ss3d lhcro
were 1LQ. 600 saloons ani 500, 100 hahtnAi drunk
ards. Of whom III, GOO die yearly.
The Council adortel rranlntion A. To tho yalue
at ths Sab5sth+tlay. aud tho condi,cirtuess Of Ia
temperance 10 ifrclIE1n.
, 1877-07-10
GENERAL,

ES0LAhD'3 ATTITUDE.
LONDON, July a-1t is Ra!d the Government
hos information that tho Russt.us intnnd to oe-
cupy Constantlnoplo At all rtsts, unless tho
Turks anticipate that event by maktng pcaco on
the Cxar's tcrms- The effect Of this and other
intelligence ~ to the Rukslau Intentions has
hcen to ,nodlfy very considerably tho vfcw
takau Of tho crkts by certain members OF
tho Cabinet. Tho practical outcome will
probably bo that II tho mora energetic mcm-
bcrs should feel bound to adopt active policy,
they will Ito longer be opposed BY those Of their
colleagues, who have hitherto been disposed to
caution. 1t Is reported that T. powerful rein.
farcctnent Ia 10 be sent to the squadron In csfka
Lay.
PROTECTION or CHRISTIANS.
The Sultan recently at II private audience do.
clurcd TO MT. LaJard, tue British rcprcscnta-
tive, that Ac would not guarantee protection to
tho Christians II the Russians cont!nne to ex-
cttc rebellion in Bulgaria and pespetratc atroei-
tica In Asia Minor.
In tho House of Commons this afternoon slr
Stafford Northcotc said It MAS untrue that btln-
lister Layatd Informed tho Sultan that II might
10 necessary for English troops to occupy Con-
stantinop 10.
KnAou5xvA4s, July 0.-Tho reply Of tho
6kuptsehira to Prince Mllan's speech Ia guarded
aud pacific In toMc,
xxroRTAT1oN PROHIBITED.
DxRl1A, July 0.-Tho Uglctai 9d1stts publishes
tccscc prohibiting tho export OF hosscs from
Germany.
HxlNFoRcxAkNTs.
LONDON, July 10-rhe tron-c1ada Achilles
aud Agtncout, aud tue sloop-of-wsr Rubcy, havo
hnnF, tnA IN 3n1. ~
the Mediterranean.
ArsTRtA.
I.oKnoH, July 0.-'rhc 1imas, commenting on
the recent movements Of Austrian troops,
says: "Tho AustrianA can scarcely delay mucl,
longer tho Inevitable occupation Of Boanla, and
there Is cYcry reason to believe tho Turks
would Withdraw from the province rather than
drive tho Court Of Vienna into 4 position Of
open foc.h
Pzsru, July 9.-The Minister OF War fs treat.
lug with contractors for provisions for tho amy
rurps now being mobtlIzel.
INTENT ON DESTRUCTION.
BUCHAREST, july 9.-Two Russian Kunbosts
hare loft to endesvor TO blow up Turkisl,
monitor which has gono ashore at tho sulna
mouth Of tue Danube.
coSsTAsTnsoFtE.
I.oxpox, July lO-5s. m.-A correspondent at
Vienna says telegEams received there represent
that the lawtessness OF the !srcEutass causea a.
most p4nIctn Pera. Tho Italian vtce-C Consul has
been fosctbly robbed OF Ills horse and severely
injured by tho Circasstaa1. Two attempts hare
been made to force An entrance to tho resldepco
Of tho English Ambassador. Sotuo ifregulsrs
who were secn hare been sent 10 the seat OF
var upon representations Of Mt. LsJard.
ouTRAoxS N uoAxA.
A BpalAto correspondent says the Turks In
BosolA sre committing shocking atrocities, muS-
deslnR tnodensive salaRers In several p]aees,
and carrying Of the!E hcada u trophlex- Tho
, 1877-07-10

TIE FAMINE HEH61DlN0. 4
cArcrrrA. Jnly D.-Fatntne reports from nearly
sl! the bombay districts ehow a Reduction Ia tho
numbers relieved. This Is due to the general re.
sumption Of agricultural! operations. Tho tntal
deereaee for tho fortnight numbers 70, 900. II Is
hoped all cause for snxety will soon cease. Tho
pnaspeets In Madras lcas cheerful. bu, ntr ap-
parentiy improving. The monxoon rniua continue
to be abundant on the Malsbsr coast, and pastur.
sRe Ia improving everywhere, but the number OF
persons receiving grhtuit0us relief IL still over
i million and quarter.
, 1877-07-10

SOUTHAMPTON, Ont, July 1.-The steamer Qua-
bee, arrived to-day, reports the steamer Frsnc!s,
OF the Coi]inswuod Lins, ASHORE 1t silver lale,
Lake Superior, leaking badly,
, 1877-07-10
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, u. T., July 10-k 4. m..FoE tha
Upper Alsstsslppl Valley snd Upper Lake srgIon.
higher pressure. stationary or lower temperature,
northesly winds. clear or partly cloudy weather.
possibly light showers. probably folloxed ip tho
}usmcs district BY falling barometer.
LOCAL 0nsxaYArIoxA.
isttlran M 1u1T
, 1877-07-10
The Alarming Need Of Prompt and Vieor-
ous Military Action.
aldtial lttauHt Of the Recent United States Rid
fnto Mt1tto,
Tbs President Exceedingly Gratiaaa
with tho Results Of the Tx
curaion.


NEZ pE{tCE9.
HAN FRANCISCO. July IA prcss dispatch from
Portland rays: The following t. fror, lewiston
Under date Of tho ath. Via Wallis watla The ,uh
tnst.:
"Lcfi Horseshoe bend and came down the sain.
on Kfvcr, near to its junction with tho Snake
leaving Gen. Howard In force TIP tic river.
:" courier tuat in ffom Col. rc:rr. who was en-
route for Gen. Howard with pack-trafn md an
escort of thirty men, says that he was puackcd On
tho 4th. Ten aotdIcss mud two ct1zcns were killed.
Capt Whtppte, In command Al Cottonwood, camc
10 the Foscne. and rcpnacd the Inliam.. The In.
t!fans are in force around Co,. Perry and Cam.
Whippir. who hsvc only forre enough
for defense. The routo IL uns1fc IL
Cottonwood. 1t Is d bold ssrokt Of .'o-cpl anl
Ills bsnd. and it IL reported hy ei-snl ,u lndiana
north Rnl east. and will atte them ur to tl.a
offensive.
'pasttes Just from spokcane Coansv report
shst al 'ctt'crs except ase men. 'r'wern TIM
fpnktanc luwer bridge and fnlonsc I4aMAsnr, hays
left their homea nnt 1cd to Watla Wulin The III.
dams hare destroyed rome 1cIds md gardcns, and
r!aed son1 dwellings.
Reports ut Alnota last night said fiat Coifax
was outct. and the Grat c1citesnen. cuulct..
''Scws here this morning indcs,cs the pnrpn>o
Of Joseph to meet Or MT with tlOsc o., tho spa.
ksans: s"eh ~ .npse WI, mpc'l' all the Upper
- II fr tvtdcnt TINT volunteer cavalry In la!gc
force UuEht to Ike i'nt trto thr Held to r.!nfofco
Gen Howard anu stop ibis uprising hcfnrr I, s.-
aume* Larger md 'nosr tehnfss. proportions, snch
fofce under hts commend will do tle work, They
know the country and the Indians.
1.-THE alarm spreads disaster through the wt4nla
upper country. which must soon bsln: d!stsc-s u2-
on ths immtzranu. There il Imminent d,n-c:
along the borders now. inelness Wilt be suddenly
paral5xrd. 1t Is moment for quick and ricurons
acIi1n, fucl ~ our peup!e know hnw ~ takr. It
can be stopped In fpw weeks. The military com.
mand can and will nrm mnnntra volunteers who
will cnlist lttt IN the service In rcSuas or9ani.
xntlol for the ncId."
, 1877-07-10
THE TRtf1E ALLIANCE

THE TRif1E ALLIANCE
nts1r1trA 10 Lnndan Tn.<s
BKRItH. June -. .@yeaterday Herr Guido Wo,sa,
editor OF the Berlin Radlcai journal ne Nan7,.
was sentfnced BY the Berlin rourt Of Appeal to
three mos1ia' honorNbfh imprisonment for charging
Rnssta With pusaulng hypocr!tical and utterly
msend1sinas ne M polley. 9ndti l. tha projection of
deeminE this passage 10 invnlye d hei.
nous ofen*e seslnst hia German Majcety,. a. =
member OF Tho Thrre EHpcfors' Alliance,
1t Faa In vain that tho acensci quoted pstElous
Hpceeh Of Prince 1smafek 70 the effect that the 70.
anch, bat only an agreement to sccurc m1tual con.
su!tatton 10 the event Of peace hting endangered.
II was likewise In vAln that the nccsed nsEcd that
even II An alliance exsttd. which not the casc
1t would only be IN nArnc between tho three En-.
pcfort but Ia reality between tiletr fidvesnmentr
At leaAt ~ far As thr Constitutional Sovereign uf
Germany Was concerned. This Court through IN.
other appeal optn 10 the Aecneed.
, 1877-07-10
TEMPORARY HALT


L 1EluEVhAh1 L I1AIl
The Russian Army in Bulgaria
Waiting for the Supply
Trains.
na.....h,,. 49, o,.,tz, A..
c
eoo."'s 10 0"'
Rustohuk Eventually to Serve as
the RAGE of f)naratinna.
Tho Jnvot1o,.a cant,,re Ti,uo-
.,a c.r lin T1,,r,1 rrf,ro
AVA WV
Va1ua' sue ~ A4on A o
ho1d' oeclareo IN q
State OF Siege.
pranara+ions or tle Roumnnfan
Arr,r IN, +ho poeeoro of
I ~. DN.
, 1877-07-10

a'ae1 Appea' opta 10 tae @eeneeo.
-
BNII1Sli OPINION
RLAyoRaD BY TILE KITCHEN AND THE WINE.
CELLAR.
FINN 0nr 0un t'orsespondtnt
LoSpox orr1cE or TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, Sails.
1uRr S1nkEr, inne :j-Thc ancient cercmony OF
dintn2out ID atl'f observed with dac reverence by
this 1ttsons OF The present day. On sny Afternoon
one may rec plenty Of carriages rolling along the
sS sso,n 81 ss %f' n". EIs each pt
san,tsS H.. Ill.,, n''. lux p'sp'o"s arc fa!'
sboso ~hsh nsnn.aa
,e Of .ne 81
the outgoing of lhs It'd. Of clerks md city people
to .1s'r ,n suburban Residences Something akin to
o. troubled London: aaa - feeling
wscoat md pcrrsdc. The henero'ent len .pseac1c,
Of the diner ont Behind him ara lrft Whatever Of
earthly e.ros ba may ee .nbjse. to.-snI II has ~
been long ago stattstcal'y proved that 10 enc cx-
empt from bis full 'harc Of trtbulatlons. -bcsoso
him 1Ies
PLEASING VISTA or 7crnor,
rcet of t,s 1eal,n. Or be nav b. what VIII IL ';c.rotf
called .an N. =. bs thc Mann a. Smith ). ~ hs
~ ...tx a.. - h,., w. sao s nsns o. sm.n OF nc
Int ten 10 one he s nctuatcd by the same emotions
A. hs farce teIaurely n1on rde HI. do,+lr.tto,
1h... $1,000 =, 49,. ".s,.a. s W. ue'.'aa'o" .".
.n"'o a's''e" :" '"'o sap!se@ because luh1 now
politics and dinners ara closely related Yon have
heard how Salisbury and Derby startled the nation
ty uncxpectedlr making political s,,crrhr. n, thc
s;.s.h.n, nst,H..t s r r s.Ne~.e" ~ wv
nc,cnant a.e, laaosa panqact. 70 40 American tn's
ht3'e OF doing sh'iiRa IN quite inconcctvnbfc.
Ono would suppose that II the English Cabinet o.
any member thereof had ony pollcy To- drctorc.
49, ~ =" .-.,.ia ss.n. % 49, Fo"sJ uss"'s'
.neJ VI n1 "oo'a n'aAo ~ "ho"n ~ Fhslament OF
through zone newspaper organ. II IL not easy to
understand how the Chief Of tho Foreign f{1cc
eou1d rennaIn a,1nnt thron rhnut 1,nr and .vrl+.J
J.hot. l.. ps.it.nn,t ,y,,h,. ." ,. -
eso"Io ~ A"''alen'' "'soook es't k'HE h's
view. upon ths Eastern % question. md thsn suSsc'
and hurting out a whole xrat of ootnions. nut
su~,, ~. " SF1' Aus
seSa WAS
THE WAT r. WAS DONE.
Nor Is this tho only case Of the kind. Last Saturday
~ ,ntr en-
establishing lighthouses aud other coast
protection, at which tia Prince at Wales
, 1877-07-10
CHICAGO, TUESDAY. JULY 10, 1877.

correspondent declares that he has seen the
bodies OF persons 70 maltrcatcd.
BARON CALiCK,
late R1traordiDary hnbaaaAdor Of Aussria n the
Conatsntfnonle conference. IL expected in london
shortly on special mission to the British Govern
tutpL
, 1877-07-10

between The two Governments which cannot be
feconcf1ct1 In mtintatn their atnttahle rein.
ftons and the peace Of the East and Of Europe HA.
ct1Et, ETC., 9oH1AcnAkoTY.