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New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

cnc ten daya pay infoxcaon and dsgacefu conduct
and Patroman P Byrne Eighth subPrec net ten days pay
for uulawfuly a resting H,ury Yos aud for intoVca"n
At Portland and AtlautIc-avc'., BrooAlyn' last
evening an incoming train the Long leland Railroad SfucA
va liable horse driven by Richard Ousted VINO lives on inc
Coney Island oal Three Of horses less were ofen ana
WIS shot y ,lr Omstead was thrown from tho
carrage but escaped with slight injuries The wagon was
ruined.
4 collision occurred on July -, between trains
on the Manhattan oad and the Prospect PARK ana
Conev Island Railroad. Yesterday the hearing OF inc
case Of James Van Ol the engineer Of Tho Prospect N
and Coney Island Road for criminal carcsuos took pace
before Justice Boun testimony Of PASSENGERS on ooh
trains indicated tot Van O every means = avert the
accident The complaint against MIN was Therefore MS
missed on next Friday morning the examination WIZ ''ke
place m the OF the engineer OF the Manhattan Beach a
road
Margaretta Il. Sag, the widow Of a l'ushwlck ave-
brewer aud her dluehe Caroline have each begun SUITS oi
SANDER agans Jacob AIarquardt, brewer OF Rgs"ooi
and Lucas Marquar his brother The damages In each OF
the four suits are pat 10000 The first deicnia IN MS
answer 10 the mothers complaint alleges that ne Is near
relative Of tine pl ntid and formerly her husbaha5 IA"
partner on these r name is dear to him. inc
only on FOR the comDanf ne claims Is conversation
he mad with her sprng when be inquired aDo"
stories De had heard deroeatory to her character
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
RLsso.TrRKIsH WAR NOTES.

LONDON, Friday, scptombc. :, 1877.
Three thousand wounded from Sueman Pa
sba's army have reached Adrianope The English doc
tors report 900 at Ke-ank. and that 40 SAipka
they lie all over the steep hi-idcs. Russian bulletin
says: In the Balkans all is quiet suloman Pasha
organizing bis army at Keslnlk"
The Turkish Bagiad Army, OF $1,000 men. is going to
Nisch.
The uncasness at Consantnople about the attitude Of
Greece has subsidized but there still great dstrus OF
Serya.
further issue Of 100000 piastres n paper money has
been determined on at Constantnope.
Belgrade telegram reports that ". Rstcs, replying
to the British Consus representations to scias war
like preparations said "scryia must in her interest
prepare for all contingencies" The same telegram says
the Roumanan envoy has entered into for
The eventual combined action OF the seryian aud olma-
man armies
Reuter- telegram from Bucharest states that from
day soois trafl: ali the Roumanian Railways Will he
suspended.
An attack, by a small Turkish force Tilrin near
Elena hfteen miles southeast of Tmoyal repu ed
on Tue day last.
The Russian Government has ordered all arrears ot
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
CEREMONIES or THE JEWISH NEW YEAR

Rosh Hashana, the Jewish new year, which
falls on tie first day Of the brew month Iishri, began
last evening az IL marks the opening OF the ec-
clcsiastical year 568s Tie Jews have political and a
religious year the former beginning in Spring, and the
latter M Autumn. The Year is celebrated one day
bv the Reformed and two days by the Orthodox Jews.
II is the first of the ten days Of reIospecon, during
which the jew called upon 10 examine his past life,
and repent Of wrongs so that he may De prepared for
Yom Kppur the hottest Of holy days, on when SINS are
remittrd 10 tie truly penitent DI1ug these ttn days
Orthodox jews remain without iOoi or ufhk from udMn
Of dav until noon engaged ia prayer az the synagogue
Tbcse customs are not observed by Reformed Jews
greater sOcmuitY viii DE lent 20 The beginning oi tho
new wear TODAY falls upon the sabbath The rising
odch celebrated IN former times ny tle
blowing ~ tine sAOlar" symbOllcal great rejoicing In
later times custom hes been restricted 10 the new
years day On account Of tie sabbath, tue custom Will
this year be omitted m all orthodox synagOgucs.
All the Jewish synagOgucs and temples were brilliant
ly illuminated, ana Impressive CEREMONIES were hcld.
The services lasted aDOdt hour, after which the
membcIs INDUCED m general baud-shakings and con-
crafulatiOns. Tie ceremonies 9t the orthodox syua
c0ai,s Will be resumed al O'Clock tins morning, while
m tc temples Uf tie Preferred Jews they Will not Dcgn
tufu g..iO o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MnNnAYs CONrLAGRATION

y
so SEARCH FOR VICINs-SfCEssAtY MoSEF SUP
Piled FROM The CONTINGENT FUND OF TIE
MAYORS OFFICE.
The rain did cfcct1ll police dIty yesterday
at the ruins of the Thirtydts hre aud the crowd Of
spectators vas small. Little work was done upon any
OF the buildings. few more walls were ovcrthrc"n'
and some little shoyeIling was done in the iuus OF
tenement house. lSto occupants hoping to nd some
article of sufficient value 10 reuay thur toll. But
the heat Of the fire had been 10 great. and
even articles Of metal like pots and kettles, seemed to
have become useless, except a. old iron and brass
fireman Yesterday commented upon the unusual heat OF
tine blaze which had burned tho paying-stones IL the
street 50 that they crumbiod beneath the foot. Ho
thought it was doubtful whether anything would be
found OF the victims, unless indeed, charrcd bone or
two should be discovered. Finally ne added: Oh
are going To ud anything they bad better set about IT,
for tins touches the bodies, IN their hdlllated con-
dltiOn 10 must make snort work of them
The delay in searching for the bodies Is causing much
Indignation among the residents the scene o tac
ire Neither the Fire Commissioners nor the police ce
authorized to pay the necessary expenses, ana Mr.
Hai's continued absence renders 1t uncertain
whether he viii take the matter III hand Mayor iN
settled the question yesterday afternoon bY authQr-
ring the Fire Commissioners 10 draw upon lHe
contingent fund OF his Office for Sl,OOD, the
estimated cost Of complete search, TO eXhume the
bodies OF persons oved 20 ne buried beneath ire runs
The Mayor said that he had determined 10 ask the Legs
ature to provide for such contingencies as TINS III Tue i
ture IL was shame that such state OF things couid
exist In his opinion. an emergency iund' should be
set apar-paced in the hands OF the Police Comm ssion
crs C0roncrs Ere Commissioner promptly uSed
casualties OF this kind.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

Coroner ElHuger yesterday held an inquest
m the ease James Moore ireght-train ensneer who
was drowned, Augu.t a. by being turown with his eu-
giue into the Bronx River through open draw, at
Wes.clest r turnpike road.
H. f. Pepper. tine fireman. testified tlat when TIE dan
gersignal was seon, % tie brakes had been IN order the
tram coul have been stopped The cars belonged to the
Pennsylvania and ito Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Nelson BuIIugame, the conductor corOD0rdtcJ the
f.ruau's testimony. .
john savage. the keeper ~ the drawbrdge, testified
that he ntarG te -iuc blow for " down breaks, hu
noticed tnit. althodsh he bEkemen were All working
the train continued 10 move.
Henry K,lcnd0it, Master Mechanic 0i the NeW-Nork
and New-Ilvcu Railroad, said tlat IN Ls CILOu, tL
rnes were n ordcr .ut tho engineer did not smut of n
time
Yuc iury declared %lat, in their opinion, the engineer
dd an Ae could 90 stop the ran and thcy ccnsnrti Ire
company for allowing cars on the road with the baA
Out Of ord T.. -
the widow Of the dad engineer it is said viii sue the
railroad company IA. several thousand collars, Tor lo
death of ner Gus0anC3 Mrs Moore Lives D. Nev-lycu,
and has many friends viii eid her M Ler suit she
Will receive 1000 ir.m the Euguecr> Society % winch
ncr husband prominent member
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
ADrLL DAY At TIE PANGE.

A large number Of the prominent lOng-range
Ineueu including the British nfemen, were at Creed
moor Yesterday but unable TO practice because Of
the rain which washed the targets and prevented The
marking Of the shots. The fore mcrs fred few sAOts,
To test the elevations the variable weather but re-
turned to Garden CITY at early hour The California
rife team was unable 10 get accommodations
at the Gaiden City Hotel and went TO Hampstead. They
have been provided with the new improved Sharps rifles,
but were unable 10 practice yesterday. They VIII fire
lew sDot, to-day TO e, the elevations. The NCWOrieans
team AID The American Ritemen also fired few shots
yesterday, Out dld not complete ther scores To-Day is
lie ast or which opportunity VIII be given lOr practice.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
PROBABLE SUIT AGAINST THE PLYMOUTH ROCK

BosroN, Sept. 7.-Mayor Prince has called
the attention of United States DisrctAttorncy Sanger
TO information lie had received that tho sailing OF the
Plymouth Rock from this port sunday last with
nearly 5000 passengers, was n gross violation
OF the United States statutes Judge Sanger replies tla
he is informed Dy local inspectors that the PJm nth
Rock was authorized TO carry 1900 passengers, aud tla
he las been unable 10 get proof that more than 1000
were carried but if The Mayor can furnish sucn proof
he will cLeeruly cooperate i'm the enforcement OF tho
law The Mayor has learned that 1000 tickets had been
sold for excursion the evening b-lOrc tlc steamer
sailed and that additional tickets disposed Uf the
uor,lug tlpJu which she started.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
THE JURISPRUDENCE At rSARAToGA.

SARATOGA, \. Y, Sept. TN the Section on
Jurisprudence to-day the Hon. Lafayette Foster pre-
sided Prof j. n. Pomcroy, Of Rochester, read paper
by Prof sheldon OF the London University, Extra
diton" adding pertinent observations Of his own on The
same subject David Dudley Field judge A. T. Peabody,
Of YORK, aud A. r. Sprasue took part IN e discus
SON The latter proposed an International code Prot
W. T. Wells offered resolution providing for the az
Jint men Of Committee OF TINS section TO select sub
ecs for discussion by The Section at the next session
Profe. Wells. Pomer0y and Baldwin were appointed as
such Committee. The section tneu adj burned.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
THE THAYER CANAL SUIT.

ALBANY, y. Y, Sept. Tn the case of the
people ex REL John v Quackenbush against Adm Tnayer
canal commissioner, Justice Wesbrook time since,
decided that the return made by the Attorney General
was evasve and called for an amended one which was
filed 30 day. Among other things, 1t denies that lie
people ever made described in the writ,
that Onackonbush neIlormed the work.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
PRoMINENr ARRIYALs.

Brcro0rf NOU.C-tien. Robert q. Schenck, OF ONO,
and g. r. Wr.if President ~ tle northern Iichf E-ip ~
C3npa ...fU0 Araigc Ho'a-Judgo ihAuej thr ~ ~ ON
H. H Itrone fevcrlv John ON, 81 E1unnfei tU t-
ton MCAch4cl, % Philadelphia ..N A'c4ods Hoft-i-A'
CIugrt-si.tu iu0Hgs e.. Patt, OF osf'e1, Ny anl 't'
Joseph 4. Potter T.. * Amy .fIGn0" Hntt-Joth Nth-
e General Manager oi tne Lake shore ana diciRh eu ~
fIr Es V.y.....NL DtHts N0a-Ihc Ntv. Dr. Frll'f o
Charesi0w 3. C..... WiHs0f H0e-rrot. 4. = Peabody
Harvard Coleec and f.. fhona, Vail Presidents d" ihe
and In rat tnufH ~ nun Not-s' IT
rea i T. u ltfElnc ~ y. and Cousitsshiau James W.
COsCIt, queens County.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
Hor-CoRN VENDORS AND THEIR WAYS.


The hot-con vendors, whose fOrlOrn cry may
be heard during all the watches Of the night form one
of the oldest and most pculiar features OF NcwYork
lie The women engaged in il seem never 10 change
with tho changing seasons The very same lcatnein-
visaged dealers who cried corn forty years ago.
may still be seen making their nightly rounds. Zach
morning they visit Washington Market and bay the iars-
est and finest cars OF corn paying generally an extra
price for the privilege Of selecting their purchases
Tie vendors have their regular BEATS which they
faithfully patrol at night in fair weather and foul
The peculiar lutonation Of their cry is Iniescnba'c-
a slril trenble rising and falling ia mournlul sing
song tone Asa rule women sell from seventy -nve
to one hundred ears every night; they make a good
profit they charge ten cents an elr for e corn when
i IS prepared with butter pepper and salt twenty-five
car. are boiled at time. ana wien these sold the ola
vendor tuGgc- home and rcncli>hDs h.f stDcA' IhS
com kept piping not by rolling IL IN laIEt lec' oi
flannel ,., -. ,
VI my and divers the customers Of the hoi corn
yoneI Tue hurley policeman has an unbOundcd s'oin-
ac Cor the cor h aud may d. seen 20 an luS sei S nus
tcelI i'm % ste.mug ear hc uamps along ils hctl.
II .af floating uopu alun OF Deu-ryci men and women
who seem to nave been porn DO the gutter and bred ON
the SD, Wl -r with tuc rag ilchtIS nhd eriN'
gers. are liberal u i.,- pur'ascsO OF tie hHS altie
Df summer food Young men, also. on iutf way ioht
from nights Clark are fond oi chewing corn, NAie
s.g.. BAD -usg siv- on The crt-tout. Out old oman
who bats -ono zap duu down tle B'"cy Ior ihr.y years
said recently. "t's tle 'sWsli-' What Ia} n.0- l'
m e.i.l~ nome iI the nI !tIe oi tle night. Iht} hfud
oli Cd h al don. secm 10 care whether the! 5~, aA!
change u3ct ~
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
Gossip ~ WASHINGTON.

A STORY THAT TWEED WILL TELL Ills WHOLE STORY.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-DomOcrats, who ar
rived here tonight from NewNork have informed their
friends tnat understood among those who are man
hcinc the Tweed Developments, that Tweed has finally
concluded 10 tell ms whole story before Ae Adermens
nn1nrnitt.c nf inXcsfi i,atlnn.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
Tile STRIKING cIGAR.MAKERs.

The striking custom cigar-makers of Wangler
A. Halin's factory, the BOwery have decided that
they can do without smoking on the factory premises
a. they can work al their old wages. But the firm
In tnststa on tie reduction announced recently.
Tie Cubans were still In tne neghborhood oi the factory
Yesterday and declared their Intention OF sAnHhs 9ut.
Ihey claim Lnat they can get pleA'y Vi "oiA' 81 IAf
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

WATERFOWL, y. Y, Sept. IA mysterious
cattle disease lis causing great excitement 10 Sorih Ban
gor franklin County. Tie disease appe rcd ten d-ys
ago, since whom many valuable cows have del; On ai
f,t tyc l..l and ou an tuHt >cs pest has ben
f,uud which resembles tine % s1nOus 1tXas c1tict'h
So cattle nave thus Ltr en- autl-d except sucA as
came iu contact win Texas cattle .a-t spring
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
p O ST S c RIP r r.
3:l5 a. n.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE EMIR or BOKHARA HOSTILE.

LONDON, Saturday, sept = I7'''
The ST. Petersburg Gaee'tCs Tashkeud correspondent
writes that the Elrir Of Bokhara, considering that
Russia by attacking Turkey threatens the whole
Nohammedan world, has placed his army on war
footing. Russia has advised him to dlsarm. In
he event of his refusal Russia will attack Bokhara
and hopes to defeat the Emir in few weeks
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

rates at Key West and say they VIII 90 fheIe ihcy
cannot receive what thct want re-. A".Ia are c,it
cigar factories I'm the tlty, EMPLOYING 400 men anu
women. wlucn have either entirely suscnd" Wpfh o i
wolklgon Eaf time or wi,a hall loiec on "ccO~n' VI
Str
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
me fIGnr FOR THE REDOUBT.

In the redoubt the garrison rush to the gorge in the
uestcru face OF the work. There is traverse covering
this gorge and the Turks are jamHed between the
traverse aud the western parapet In few seconds the
firing ceases the day is ours ans the Turks IN full
retreat TO the westward, where force had been sent to
cut off their ti2ht.
Immrdlatcly after the redoubt taken, the CORE
sroudent entered H. The road and adjacent PLAIN were
I ,teklv dotted With the dead and wounded. Up the
opr where the Russians had charged the rrdoubt, |
wa he sis surur.s. 90 ind few dead, the turkish
rre having principally gone too high. Inside OF tue
ubt were curnscs Turks ana Russians thick ystrrwng
tP ground the western end, where e turks had
bee launed IN heir efforts escape, space OF hity
.e.t bv twenty was covered with Turk sh dead and
wounded 60 the depth OF five feet The living and dead
yere lying on each other In dense mass. steamuc
with heat and blood. Around this MO,em ple
gns "A fringe OF dead Russians, showing th1t
fherc had been fearful struggle IN this fatal
sl4ce Russian soldiers were standing upon tn ;
u.a.s of humanity. watched them working manful.y
0 separate the living from the dead IN half hOur
try had made scarcely Impression upon that fear
ul pie. The riad by which the Turks retreated was
.tr.yn with Turks, with here aud there Russian
some of the Turks had been shot ni,i, aud
t.n reDeately bay yOuctcd. The CORES pond esti-
mates tne Ru.s an loss 40 1000. Masses not
,.,,sei ms at Peyna. Skl substituted for brute
fnI,.e Gen. EazmudsirA no commanded the assault
ON tle rrdoubt was wounded 100 tbe leg.
ls,s F1st PageJ Jor detlts Of beginning Of be ba'-l
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
me DECISIVE MoUENT AT HAND.

ItisnOw p. m, and TIE decisive moment approaches.
The men along the LovaN 'front.' of the work
open fire and draw the bulk OF the Turkish
fire in their direction, when suddenly about
arfv Russians make a rush uFon the eastern
face Of the rcloubt and approach within 1fty yards of
he ditch They were compelled to retire by tremen-
turkish fire but apparently OF them were seriously
lurt as none fen. After twcn,Y minutes of dcsultOiy
lre the real attack made mp the slope facing tue
eastern side OF the rcdOibt The kuss.,us rlsh up In
DBL en order, keeping steady stream OF rein0lccuieuts
following the advance perfect dcIuse OF
sheds n poured upon the red,uDt trOm cur
batteries a. tne IN run up TIE s.ope,
,ylle the Turkish infantry fire il hcessdnt and II
IL yver. well directed every Russian would have been
-pot down. As IL Is, many fell our ar lhtIy ceases
ring as our men leap inO the 0itches and Chamber up
III. ntrlrct. while another column rusnts along the
oytz fcr Of the rcdOuJt TO clear the advance trenches
nc inras IN tie trenches y TO tie slWard firing as
IN = 90 and falling under the Russian trc.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At BUDNUT's II
BROADWAY.
ea.m. 90 Noon. CO.. 3D. M. 81 Midnight oo'
IlLleft du1nc fho day. g. iowes JJ'
Average. Jga3 Same day 1876. o. -
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

She saw the placard in front of the book
store you can gct That Husband OF Mine lOr nalf
dollar" aud as sac passetOn. she mutteIcd Il have
| will seu Tor half that much"
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

THIS POPULAR HOUSE STANDS UN-
gauce perfect ventilation, and the quiet refuemrnt PIT
redence Situated the fashion hle centre and spe
cay arranged for the comfort Of families bo'h permanent
and transient cusne marked excellence IL attracts
the best families of Europe and America.
Restaurant charges no higher
LIE. FULLER. late OF Breyoor House.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

IvNDpORG'S CtLTOaSIA WATER, Tor TIE
toilet ana batA. deuentaiy fragrant ,nl .le,.-n2
.f0l .u tlr reniUlu "Hrilccty utah-uL "A ud.
Of Mts,rs kuhluan. ts aud &c Wilde te en-leht t4enei
and Le ,au Chemists.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
or TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
~ III. RiDHhY'S REMBlIE2.
1 HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN rUMOR II HE OVA-
RIES AND BOWELS FOR IEN fEAi,- ,,-s

1 HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN rUMOR II HE OVA-
RIES AND BOWELS FOR IkN YEARS ,---
ANN AHBOR Dee. n. lola
Dn RAILWAY: That others may De beneu,eI, make tlt
statement: ..,., q,
have had an ovarian Tumor IN The 0yares nd O0sen %,
icn years the best phy cians of ts place all vlef
without any benefit to growing al such ii y ~ q
could not nave lived macn longer lreud 1l is 80,
Railway Rem dies had not fnuci lsiti ~ 1i
yut liually afor much b,rston triei them. ..
feel per. r.ectiy we'll and heart u uN o4 gritt4lo,
God for ths hcp my deep am ction. To lo" 4
wonderful medicue, feel deeply indebted, aud ha 49,
tng IL NAV be a., much Of blessing others - t a "a
to- me. tsieuCG) MIS- T. g. ar.,. ni'a,.
Mrs Biubns who makes the above certificate is gs
whom requests YOU 10 send medicine 10 june go
medicine above stated bought OF me- win tNe tN. t
0 what was sent hlr by yDu. may that Ac4 ''-'
is correct without qualification. lSi5ucl l. - ~,
Druggist aud Chemist, Ann ArlJI 49,.
This may certify thas Mrs BbDus, who makes ao M
certificate ia and has for many yea vel 800
and the sc.s therein sttd undoubtedly ana lnt 49,
correct. Any knows Mrs BiObius "il ,t ,,sS
statement. Is gueD BENJ. u. CJCNER, May l FV'.'
MAAI CDCk.R J.. IS fY'N
DIR. RADWAY & Co.. 81 WARREN-SE. n l.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

H0rrAN's PAD. sure and permanent cure
for te stomach aud Livcr. D5 sadauc Consultation ee
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
liver Complaint, &c.
aIDyEY AND BLiDDEn COMPLAINTS,

C. nrr AMI Womb Diseases. Gravel, Diabetes D.opsv stop
oag of Water In.ortnpuco 0 Urine, Bueats D-ri p ~
ipufil and al whero there are preti.i dr0t
is. .c water Is tnics cloudy nA-l witi sl'-i -
the white exg thread, k" Wtlfc ,le o. tiess
nor5r DARK billions appearance ana white bon du hrpl+
rs and there s pucking burning seAs iel we.
pasug water and pain TIE small OF tho back ad 1ls le
INNS sold by ii uggi.t-. PRICE. one DOLLAR
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

Price reduced from ~ to SO. KNOX's Fall
silk Iiat, 81 .io1dDay and Fl..I Avenue Ho-~-
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
THE ADVANCE on PLEVNA.

FURTHER DETAILS or ruE BATTLE or LOvATz-
Tng VAST REDoUBr CARRIED AFTER HARD
IIGHrGNG. ,.--
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

You may escape an danger from att cis OF
Ui re 1 DF s.rrgv Cholera tuID - hy lI. I.i, uu i
il ro ue your- with DR. IAI.-s -AlIAAii'L 'L bA-7AA
An Old remedy AID entirely sf4e.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

TIE ZE,r OF LIFE + DESTROYED ....
P- cirorI. lid ioA. Cue tAe nalads, th ITO" Was.
1lIf. Of GAasI-fA.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
G0OLD'S SLEIGNO.

Send al for Illustrated Catalogue with price, A,
discounts on cary orders, to JAS. GO0LD CO.. Abasy
Y. solo manufacturers Of Goolis Patent Dngag goo,.
Coach. and the Chester Road Wagon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-26
Large Emigration from POnnsyl.
YWmta GOIhe west.

We recently published a di.patch 10
tho lSrsLLlOtSuER to tho etfso, that a
large number Of families were leaving
the region around Scranton, Pa, Tor the
WeI. We notice By more detailed
statement received through The mails that
the cxodus FROM the region referred to is
very heavy. Ga tue 10 Of this month
hlawiliss lei; and before the lat Of May
hi, expected that 600 families will have
left Tho Lackawanna and Wyoming Val.
ley'. These euiyraHlS arc described Us
being subvr, industrious clRls who can
not bear iIIvuess aud who are willing
snd even eager to face priTalion and
poverty ia order to win q little home
Tor Themselves. Toll has no torrors for
them, aud they are therefore just the
class that community can least afford
70 lo'u. But tbO'e people have been
wholly dI'hCartenCd by the strikes and
sloppageS in The coal regions, Il is a
matter Of bread with them, aud they and
t'ut they cannot earn their bread at their
cid locations In Pennsylvania, aud sp
have determined 10 strike out for the
western frontier, where land can be had
for tria. end where their work will al
least procuts food for their families.
Many u these emisrsuIs expect to
EeSIle In N,bra.Ea, where, It seems, that
Gen. John o'NeiIl Of Fsniau fame Is
forming eolouiSs Of bis country men. He
has stirred up a strong feeling In the
Scranton region 10 favor Of Western Gmi.
grafton, and should those who have
gone ahsad report satisfactorily thou,
sabls u disconicn,ed miners will seek
their iu'uro homes on Nealern farms
They arc willing to face all the draw,
backs oL the We!t to fee from their
pTe'en! poverty.
Ii we mistake not, some OF th:se par.
ties were rot long ago in correspondence
with FaIhcr Eutks, at Weston, in this
State, IL regard to eIrciing a settlement
ia DraZ!on OUd adjoining counties, but
Tor some reason they baTO not concluded
to make their homes on the cheap lands
Of West Virginia. There are, however,
perhaps Numbers Of them who could still
be Induced to do so, were the proper
Efforts made 10 turn the current, and it
might therefore be a matter worthy OF
the attention OF he large holders Of West
Virginia land who live at Weston and
CIarksburg to look after the movements
Of ihe'o emigsants.