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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17
The Eastern War.

The Prince OF Montenegro has been obliged
to raise the siege of Nicsios to march against
tho Turkish troops, who are endeavoring 10 en-
ter Montenegro.
An imperial Turkish decree calls 10 arms all
hitherto cxouerated. Thos, who have already
served, but not yet attained their fortieth year,
will he divided into national guards, who may
ultimately be sent to the seat of war, and ma.
tianal guards for protection and Internal &C.
curly.
The ioance Law orders the SerVian loan OF
1876 to be fully paid up. The full amount is
10000 900 francs. Dolly 1852, 2l5 fraIcs have
been paid. Tho dates 9th of October and the
lst Of January have been fixed for compuIsori.
|y calling 10 the balance. The frontier districts
which have suffered 90 account Of the war are
exempted.
The Russians officially acknowledge the loss
of IL. 459 men killed and wounded up to Au-
gust 9Th.
The Turkish massacres awaken horror and
indignation difficult to describe. 1t is
equally difficult to estimate the consequences.
The Russians havs evacuated Elena and BE.
brova. aud nearly all the country up to Tirno-
va, Suielman Tasna ADVANCE RuaTu IL CLOSE
to Gabrova. lie has received heavy reinforce
mcus from Constantinople. A Russian off,
cial telegram, dated Gorny August Is. an.
noupcas that the Gar has joined the Grand
Duke Nicholas at that place.
A dispatch from Paredn says :-"General
Gcurko has gone to st. Petersburg to resume
command Of the guards who are coming here.
The siege Of Rustchuck is virtually raised.
LONDON. Aug. ia dispatch from Bucha
rest says the fever epidemic in the Russian
army 10 Bulgaria is increasing and the troops
are also in want Of food, and they refuse their
pay unless they can receive it 10 coin Of their
own country. They threaten to surrender to
the Turks unless they arc paid 10 the coin de-
manded. The present state OF affairs in the
army is very alarming.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. l7.-An official telc-
gram received from the Grand Duke Nicholas
shows that his headquarters are not at Co.
ing Staudcne (probably the same as Stu
den, twelve miles south of Sistova.) The
telegram states that General Gourkha's
entire loss from July ii to August l was 10
officers and Isl men, killed 81 officers and 7O6
meu wounded and 81 missing. The Bulgarian
legion also lost % officers and GOO men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

CANAL INTERESTS SACRIFICED TO Politics.
Tho business in bituminous coal continues
quite unsettled owing to the strikes prices are
quite nominal. At last President German, Of
tho Chesapeake and Ohio canal, and Governor
Carroll have concluded that the obstruction of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal by the boatmen
is unlawful, which every one knew long ago, but
these gentlemen are afflicted with the curse Of
our public officers-a thirst for political prefer.
ment-and must needs sacrifice the interests of
the country at large to the desire of advancing
personal ends by currying favor with the rioters,
each of whom has as good vote as the best cti-
zen in the land What public shame is this
to see officers in the responsible positions held
BY President German and Governor Carol! CO.
nuettine with violators Of the law, apparently
tor fear the performance Of their duty may effect
;nSustres of the State of Maryland are to be left
officials the ct mSss sip s
t ,s.. mines, or railroads. We can SEQ
little as dI slayd by ~
40 their duty.-Engineeering and Mining Joaa'-
nat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17
COMMUNICATED.
Where are The Police

Is there no remedy for an intolerable evil and
nuisance in the upper portion of the city. AL
most nightly there is collection of impudept
negroes at the southwest corner Of King aud
Payne Streets They are from sixteen to tWen-
ty years of age. They dance and sing accom-.
panied by an old fiddle and banjo and use the
most Indecent and profane language. One
night this week lady who was much annoyed
by their orgies raised window and requested
them to leave, and she was assaied by torrent
of low abuse which compelled her to close the
window. They are there about eleven or twelve
o'clock at night, or directly after tho closing of
some Of the negro festivals which are so hume
rous as to become an Internal nuisance to the
peaceful and orderly citizens Of that neglected
portion Of the city. There is some talk of EN-.
ploying special police to be recognized by the
Council TO protect that part of the city as none
of the regular police force will condescend to
visit that locality after dark. X
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17
News of the Day.

There was an enthusiastic and patriotic &C.
monstration at the White Sulphur Springs last
night, elected by the presentation OF Gov;
HAMPTON. of South Carolina, to The troops Of
the two Virginias encamped there. The SeVe'
raj commands were in line, and the whole COM
pany comprising visitors from many States,
injured out from the parlors and ball room.
After welcoming airs from the band OF the First
Virginia Regiment, its colonel, Bradley l..
johnson, delivered neat Introductory speecn'
which was followed by stirring speeches from
Cows. Matthews and Hampton.
The United States Minister to Greece says
that this country can now and heucelorth con-
troll large extent of the grain markets OF Eu'
rope. Russia, he says, has heretofore been our
only competitor, but late improvements and 40,
vantages enable US to place grain on shlPDoatd
fifteen per cent. less than can be done 10 the
ports of Russia. lie is persuaded that with
reasonable efforts Oh our part we can c"ntro
the English, French and Italian markets.
The amount appropriated by the Legislature
of Georgia to defray the expenses OF the Con
stitutional Convention, now ia session at A.
lants, was expended several days ago. The At
torney General has decided that the treasurer
cannot legally exceed the appropriation.
There was much excitement both in Ne"
York and Brooklyn yesterday in regard to tho
suspension of the Long Island Savings Bank,
Both the Secretary Of the bank and It's counse
insist that it is entirely solvent, can pay all rs
liabilities and have q surplus.
\ collision occurred on the Erie Railroad be-
tween two freight trains at the junction east q
Grevcourt at an early hour this morning. The
conductor, S. W. llurd, had both legs cut OF
and received severe internal lpjarl?s.
In Baltimore yesterday nineteen young 10
dies, novices Of the Order Of School Sisters o.
Notre Dame" took the seven years vows as
Stunning the black veil. This order has Its rTln
cipal scat at Munich, Germany.
The kerosene oil works Of Deuslow & Bush
in South Brooklyn, were destroyed By fire las
night Loss estimated at $1,000; Insurance
about $4,000.
The iron steamship Western Texas. just com
pleted at Roach's shipyard, Chester, Pa, iol
the Mallory line, left for New York this morn
ing.
The Cumberland county, Maize, republican
convention, yesterday, adopted resolutions en-
dorsiog President Hayes policy.
Rev. Asa d. Smith, D. D., cx.president oil
Dartmouth College, died in Hanover, N. H.,
yesterday. lie was nearly Is years OF age.
The probibitionists will hold their State con
vention at Worcester Massachusetts,, 90 Sep
TENDER 18th.
Erwin Casky, colorod, shot and mortallJ
wounded his wife 10 church at St. Louis last
night.
Later reports Of the condition Of Senator
Morton say that his physicians agree that he
has improved, and will speedily recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

AS 10 The plan Of the conservative organizl.
tion 10 this State there is no provision for such
contingency as that which has happened in
the case of the late R. T.. Daniel, the candidate
for Attorney General. and as there is no prece.
dent for filing the vacancy, it is thought that
either the executive committee will nominate o
candidate for Attorney General, or else, that
bic in their respective counties, cast ballots for
candidate, aud send the result to the execu-
tive committee at Richmond, who shall count
the votes and determine who has received the
nomination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

The proprietor of the West End Hotel at
Long Branch has just discovered that his house
has been Systematically robbed for years by the
negro servants he employs, and is astounded at
the extent to which the thieves have carried
their deprcdations, as whole wagon loads Of his
bedding, table linen and ware, plate, furniture,
&C., have been recovered. The only surprise
tho occurrence evokcs in this section Of country
is that occasioncd by the recovery Of the plum
der
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17
The Washington correspondent of the Bati-

The Washington correspondent OF the Balti-
more Sun says: -
1T was stated here to-day by prominent
Virginia republican that convention would
shortly be called to nominate ticket 10 Oppo.
sition to the democratic candidates, which would
be recognized as the administration ticket in
that State, sod which would have the support
Of President Hayes 50 far as the Influence of
the republican party could be exerted in that
direction
If this il SO tho prominent mon Of the re-
publican party 10 this section Of the State arc
as yet ignorant Of it, for they are aware of the
utter futiity Of any such scheme, and, as We
stated yesterday, have DO hope Of defeating the
conservatives save by uniting with the work
iogmeu,' Independents and negroes, and would
not be sanguine even then.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17
The LibcleG Steamer.

NEW YoRK, August II Up to ono o'ctoc'
this afternoon The steamship Denmark, had no
been bonded by her agent The sum require,
by tho u. s. District Attorney is $4,000. Tho
cattle on board are suffering terribly from III,
heat although every care is taken Of them. The
bonds are already in the Office of tho clerks I"
the U S. District for signature when tho bond.
men arc found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

The Sun is the name Of sprghtIy, newsy,
and attractive daily evening journal that made
its appearance for the first time in Petersburg
last Wednesday, with Mr.. B. w. Jones as
editor. These are uupropitious times for new
enterprises, especially in the newspaper line,
but we hope the Sun long and prosperous life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

TIE WHITE SULPHUR WATrERs.-A dis.
patch 10 The New York Herald. from the
Grccnbrier White Sulphur Springs, last night,
says:
Asstrikers the colored walters here arc not
success. 1t appears that after the demonstration
last night they had meeting and resolved not
10 wait upon The battalion Of soldiers in the
dining room. They became antagonzed with
the soldiers from the very beginning, and
seemed determined to carry their feeling to the
extremes Of violence if necessary. When The
ball had commenced and all the assembled
guests were ioteot upon tho festivities Of the
occasion riot was averted by the GOODNESS and
self possession and determination Of Lieutenant
Aeck TomlnsoD, Of Company G, First Vir.
gina regiment. This was the crisis of the af.
fair. An infamous threat had been applied
by portion of the negro mob 10 one of
the soldiers, who at once rushed toward
them to resent the insult. Before he reached
them, and while thoy were standing ready to
receive him, Lieutenant Tomlinson Jumped in
front ard, by main force as we'll as exercising
his tary authority, forced the soldier back,
whllo the negro mob continued TO hurl defiant
yells at him. Had the soldier ever reached
them riot would have been precipitated, in
which the entire battalion and negroes would
have become involved. Happily, it was avert.
ed by this gallant officer ito this moment the
immense company at the springs are in blisafuI
Ignorance of the imminent danger of that mo-
ment. This morning the walters were surly and
insubordinate, and expressed their unwilingness
to wait upon the soldiers. The managers coax.
Cd and threatened them alternately, but to no
purpose and it was not until Walker Lewis,
a colored head waiter, appealed to them that
they became orderly and began their work Of
tho day, which opened with serving the break
fast CT the military. A number Of them posti-
vely refused 10 wait upon the soldiers alleging
that they had personally grievances which
would not permit them. These we're excused.
In no instance have they evinced any feeling
toward the guests or tho proprietors. As tho
military encampment will be broken up on Sat-
urday all approximations Of strike have ceased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

Do not siupcIy your Baby with Opium d
Morphia mixtures, but use DR.. Bulls BABY
Syrup, which is always safe and reliable and
never dsappoints. 2j cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

Cardinal McClosky WAS scrcrasieI at New
port last night by the Newport Catholic Library
Association with the Fort Adams hand. The
cardinal made pleasant response to the 'r"~
dents speech Of ielicitaton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

Elaborate preparations are being made for the
meeting of the Army of the Tennessee in St
Paul, September and 6. President Hayes and
the members of the Cabinet have been invited
and orc expected to attend Generals Sher.
man, Sheridan, Hancock, Scbo6eld, Logan and
other prominent officers are also expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

Ono of the characteristics of true military
genius is the ability to discover through all the
gloss aud glamour aud smoke and dirt of battle
the real coalition Of the field and the exact
state Of the conflict. That the "gallaut'
Phil Sheridan possesses this faculty in the
highest degree is proved by his telegram about
General Gibbons fight, from which he was
thousand miles away, but which, he says,was a
Substantial success" Officers aud men
engaged in the battle say they sustain
ed defeat and the list Of dead and
wounded, the crippled condition of the few
that were left alive, and the achievement by
Chief Joseph of all bis plans, would induce or
binary mortals 10 credit their assertion, but Gen.
Sheridan Gays that instead Of being defeated
they gained a Substantial success, and if the
best Iodian fighter the country has produced
don't know when an Indian has been whipped,
we should like to know who does.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

A fair for the benefit of tho Catholic Church
ct Piscataway, Nd, will be held ut that place
on Tuesday next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

The NORFOLK CoLLECToRsHIP.- Tie Wash
ing Republican of this morning says:
Secretary MhCor mick, upon reconsideration,
has concluded to appoint commission, consist.
ing of II. S. Martin, the senior special agent Of
the Treasury, Albert Miller, of the Office Of the
Commissioner of Customs, and Henry Dunlap,
of the Customs Division Of the Treasury, to
proceed to Norfolk and enter into full and
complete Investigation of the affairs of the of;
flee of collector of customs at that place, and Of
all the charges preferred against tho special
agents, Chamberlain and Aver. At the De-
partment the deepest interest is taken 10 the
result of the Investigation, and many OF the old
officials are very curious to know what excuse
Chamberlain aud Aver have to offer for their
conduct in declaring that matters were all
straight at the time that they were all crooked
and when, perhaps, one of the most systematic
robberies ever perpetrated was being effected.
Without desiring to PREJUDICE the case, the
opinion prevails that both Of these men will
have to be dispatched from the service. 10 say
the least, their offenss is that Of the most ila-
grant incompeteDcy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST II, 1877.

Tho whole State, and Virgiuians wherever
they may be found, will mourn the death OF
Raleigh T. Daniel. whose name has been q
household word with all who claimed kinship
with Virginia people for the last forty years. Mr.
Daniel was born 10 Stafford county. He studied
law. with his relative, Judge Peter V. Daniel,
of Richmond, and served as Commonwealth 8
Attorney Of Henrieo county, member of The
Governors council, member of the Legislature
from the city Of Riohmond, and Attorney Gen.
eral of The State. for which latter position he
had been renominatcd by the State Conserya-
tive Convention that met last week, ADD, 10 his
speech accepting The nomoatioo, was as eci
tious as he had ever been, and exhibited
his usual mental aud physical vigor. lie
was seveny.two years old, which state.
ment will surprise most Of those who did
not know him Intimately, for his appear
anoo did not indicate SO advanced an
age. Mr.. Daniel was an excellent lawyer,
an able man. and a courteous gentleman, a
characteristic of the members of the political
party TO which he beoDged-the old line Whigs
He performed tho duties Of the several posi-
lions to which he had been appointed with
credit and honor to himself and to the satsfac
ton of thos, by whom he was called to
them, and his death will be regretted through
out the length and breadth Of the Common.
wealth. The Governor 10 proclamation an
nouncing Mr. Daniels death, only expresses
the general feeling when he states that ::
Conspicuous as citizen for his exalted worth;
as jurst for his learning, wisdom, and clio
quence; as an official for his ability and his in-
corruptible fidelity to every trust, the loss of
this great and good man is calamity to be de-
plorad by the whole body Of the people,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

Judge Donahue this morning gave judgment
10 the case of striker B. J. Donahuc. He al.
lows the prisoner to be discharged at the expi-
ration of thirty days from arrest, which will be
next Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17
The Indian War.

News has been received from Bannock which
says that scouting party has just rctured,
bringing with them the bodies Of Montague,
Joseph Smith, Flynn and Farnsworth. and that
there are more expected to come. The indians
we're thirty. five miles south of EsnDock Mon
day morning. They had taken all tho horses
on the Upper Horse Prairie, aud were moving
slowly.
Gen. Gibbon arrived at Deer Lodge yester-
day morning, accompanied by Lieutenant ia
cobs. lie was met at the hotel by all the citi
zens who did not 90 to The front, and also a
number Of ladies, who desired to give the hero
of Big Hello Pass hearty reception. The
General is 10 good health, but little stiff from
his wound.
The latest intelligence from Virginia, Mon.
tana, to Governor Potts is that General How
ard 3 command arrived at Bannock 90 the nght
of the 18th, and would leave for Horse Prairie
the next morning. All tho Chinamen of Horse
Prairie arc missing, and are supposed to have
been killed. The rear guard Of the lnd'ans
was still on Horse Prairie.
At a council held at Fort Hail yesterday by
the commanding officer of Fort Hall aud Agent
Daniclson with the head men OF the BaDnocks,
many young Baunocks signiied their willing
ness to enlist as scouts and fight the Nez Per,
ces, who arc their natural enemies.
This is considered favorable 10 the BanDocks,
and dispels ali fears of their becoming hostile.
A dispatch from Pleasant Valley last night says
the hos,iles crossed thc Montana stage road ct
Big Dry Creek, about one hundred miles north
from here, about 9 p. m, 10 apparently large
force.
CHICAGO, August l7.--The following was
received this morning at military headquarters !:
DEER LODGE, MONTANA, August Is.
10 Gen. Terry, Commanding Department Of
st. Paul.
Have just arrived. Wounded getting along
we'll, thanks to prompt assistance sent by the
citizers of Helena, Deer Lodge and Butte; they
will reach here in three days. General Howard
left the battle field in puEcuit dey before yester
day. Only so Of his infantry were up aud sent
with hin-three officers and fifty men. | met
Norwood's company of Second cavalry on the
Big Hole and he is probably with Howard by
this time. Cushing two companies Of artillery
passed here this morning, IN wagons, and
havo ordered them to pass down the stage road
at forty miles day if their stock will stand
it. Have also cegraphed the commanding
officers at Fort Hall to start some of the Ban
nocks up towards Lemni and the mountain
passes to get information as TO which way the
Nez Perces are heading. They cannot travel
rapidly with their wounded and next time they
arc struck they will be ruined. Many thanks
for your cordial recognition Of our services 10
your dispatch Of the 18th, received yesterday.
fSipnnd) GIBBON Commanding,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17
DIED.

Suddenly, at Mount Pleasant ia KING 100, III
county, on Sunday, August 18th, Mrs. VIM
FRED, vito Of Ii. Sydnor Jones.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

GARDEN RAkES, Hoo, 5padcs, 'I!oY"is
" &C., received this day.
NH II B. +. FEAkE * CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS and Brc.h
~ fast Pieces, bright, just out Of smoke st
aug 10 j. &. & +. MILBURN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

THEWING TOBACCO-A rev and fail
~ line just received at
aug7 RAMSAY'S COENKE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

90 BOXES SCOTCH HERRING Just re-
~ coived by
aug 10 }. g. s. 4. MILBUKN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

% BBLs. REFINED SUGARS in store.
w and purchased at the decline, for sG,c by
aug 7 w. a. JOHNSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

. TIERCES EAGLE BRAND SUGAR.
- CURED HAMS received and for sslo By
aug4 +. j. DAVIDSON, 147 King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

o BBLS REFINED SUGARS, bought ~
40 the decline, received and for sale low IS
aug4 +. j. DAVIDSON, lat King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

VERY NICE IMPERIAL TEA o! ~ cent?
Y per pound at
je 2G McBURNEY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

GREEN GINGER, just received by
" aug g. VIM. RAMSAY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

MARYLAND, Monumental and Pineapple
V1 brands Of Hams small for sale by
jy 26 j. G. & K. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

DAMNED LOBSTER, Barnham & MorrI;?s
~ celebrated brand received and for sale b.
nv 81 E. j. DAVIDSON, l47 King S..