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ST. t0lttS.

ST. l.ori4, jan. l7.-Su.withstamllns tho
question, wlIylIrr the sSllrur all! charter },-on-
usis!,' to separate tho City from. the County Ut
St. Louis is still before The cuusts, u,Il will
ps"''aty i'v takrn tp thu Supreme Cur, ior
tual .lcvis!o,, Mayor OytEssoiz IL putting "
tpurn vi the machinery u lie new CHARTER tutn
nlutiol III sor,,es within h!s proyln.u alrl su-
t'.ority. t,tlcr mobilization lrunl linn, sc,>iu.
rity nccrs lttlay ttuallle.i lis sutl, ae,ur.ll,,;
tu thc PROVISIONS 0f il!,t Instrument, and il II
li;srly tsu.t Vi! vii s:o ~. 1t is also prvtnl IL
that several county ttl.!ats will sisarc t!,,.Ir
voursr to t.Ir orlrr il ttt'g1, anil rccogn;zo tho
Legality III thu sellrlnc uNG utIartrr.
, 1877-01-18
CASUALTIES,


THE NkH tflRa.
Gpttiat Dtkp9fch to 31s Tribune.
CAlRo, ILL.,, jan. l7.-rbc a.catucrs In this
port have gone around into safc hasbor in the
Mississippi, back Of tho city, to keep ont Of tic
way Of tho hc"vy leo frotn Tho gorKes above,
which will rench hero tonight. The river roso
l,enrly lve feet here iu tho past twcnty-four
hours.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 17.-Thc river ut noon Is
forty-cight feet three Inches, aud riainK four
Inches per hour There Is considerable heavy
drift running, hut very l!ttlo Ice. Hat anl
Sausage ruws, Immediately OIL tho river front,
aee partially submerged, and merchants below
Front street uro rcn0ying goods from their
cellars.
The wreck Of tho stcnmcr Andes .ras moved
down at'out 40 tert this morning, and now
lies about 200 feet abovc tho Suspension bridge,
with tendency tu DRIFT down further Inside tlo
pier, anu against The tnall line whasf-bnat+ Tic
latter Is getting out extra fasttnings mud mov-
tnE ctosrr In shore.
Tie river at lomtroy ami Middleport IA about
fortysfS feet. aud rising three inclies per hour;
NJ Portsmouth II is forty.tlfna fcet five Inches;
ut 1ronton illty.two feet; at Catlettsburg, lfty-
onc fcct, ana flslug fur ,nches per hour.
, 1877-01-18
DAMAGE TO FRUIT.

RLooMIsGros, ILL.,, Jan. l7,-FsoM interviews
with sr. F. X. Fhuni1, tAu widely known tsrc
dealer, aIr. J. T. t;tston, Of Normal. and other
noteI fsult-rsIsers, leurn t!lat 1t Is their
.l,[utou that tho fru!t-huds aro greatly damaged
BY frust IN this rrgton,-notahIy the buds Ut
cherry, tAarll, al.I a},r.rot. Ihr extent Ut thE
damage II not yet fully known, but 1t A thought
tu te etrtuus.
, 1877-01-18

DPeE40f 411tP17sE79
BURLINGTON, H., dan. 17.-A omalt piece Of
outside seafFo1llng gaye way Ut tho 1osharn
Housu thts Afternoon, procipLtatinc Jol,n Win
der, workman, fro,u third-story window to
thu stone pavement. lfo was standing on tho
loor-framo, which broku Ills fall and saved Ills
life. His injuries were painful, but no bones
were broken.
This afternoon, ut the Frederick House, n
printer named j. W. llullr took MI oycrluso Of
lAitanurn. from the ELECTS of which llc died ut
about o'clock this evening. IIIs aye Ia stated
ut ~, aud he leaves wife at Sullivan, Ill.
, 1877-01-18
The London Times Discusses tho
Eastern Situation.
Will Hussia BE Satisfied with tho Re-
1ult Of the Conference
Tho Til,lntlcrcr Thinks tl,nt This
Is Hardly Probable.
Russian Troops Making Preparations to
Gross the Pruth.
The Pope 10 FIJI All tho Vacant Car.
dinalatcs.
TIE EAST.


p1sMAnCg Will 1,rc1pE,
DrRt1N, Jan. t7.-It I. statc.l that the Ger
mnu Ambassador at Constanttnonlc Is Instructed
not to rtrn tic f1nal protorul nl,ort to bn NIL
,nittc,l to the Conference wtl.uit having rre-
yit,,sty rcptrte,t lis text tu Bismarck, untl rc-
cciyrd rclly.
nErtnA71os.
BUCHAREST, Jan, 13,-Thr T'urkts1, command.
mt ut siifstru las been ordered 10 punish tic
Dnsl,t. I}azoaks who erosscti tho Danube, plum
tlcrct n Ra,!lnai,iau Dutppst, a,,A killed. twu
Ruun,atllul soldiers,
NOT tn mr. 1ssrrp.
, 1877-01-18

veteran soldiers md 200 invited encsts
pnrtook Of bnnn:tfut rcpast, anl c1-
jnyc.1 an exceedingly r'cnaant totta1 reunion.
There were short apccrhcr. excellent music
by tho finest talent IN the tii5, unl, tc ta'Ars
having i,ren rrnorc,l. several hnt,ra wrrc spent
lil '!anr!ns. 1t ns been q! tho t,nht rn]uy-
nlle gatherings Of tho kind ever held in tho
dit
, 1877-01-18

BosIox, jan. 7.-Tl,o buudllnlders Ut tho
Chicago, dubuque & Minnesota, anti Chiraso,
C!sntun s Dubuque Kallrouds, who have clai'ls
upon the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy lsait-
sull, anl wllo were Interested In thu contracts
for building tho dubuque lioAls. mt hers To-
day aud decided It was mt rxpcdirht for them
II * han.c huls.lA iUs sttwk pr. posed by tho
TRUSTEES II ttscse soaI4. and appointed u eotn-
lHtttu tn negotiate tur y plan VI reorgauxa-
touuLuluctt.
, 1877-01-18

Tgor, n. T., Jan. t7.-Thc explosion Of i1yo
tons u powder curly this morning demolished
three buildings vi tho SchaghtIeuko Powder
Mills. The s!loek was felt twenty miles around.
4 large quantity OF powder was on hand for tue
Irusstan Government
, 1877-01-18
ROM r..
THE F&{'tNr ('tliLtlEf

THE vtttNT rAHHlEAtATEs.
PARIS, Jan. l7.-'lac Rome correspondent Of
the tniters saya Il Is believed that r.ie I'ius lu-
tends tu till u{ I'LL The ya'u,1t turdillalatcs.
, 1877-01-18

sptctat NttuicA u The JIban4
1kDfAAA,OLis. Jan. 1.-The Republican eau.
Gus ot Legislators tn-nIgAt on tlir Presidential
question mt, but did nothing, rtc members
Will nlect ugain and ulopt resolutions cxLrcss-
thy tlets views upon tue cnnpl!cAllt,t, le lrll:
erngsy tue legal utl1 co.,st1l uiiunal election Vi
tlAYrs.
, 1877-01-18

To be true to ouca stlf ID " true to tho wusld.
This kt equally truc ju tbs commercial and mural
LEtrs OF life. Il, y. lauttt M4- .xirua!, VI L:uk
inE tthI.t soap perfectly uasa ani :'md. ton'i-
tnrH- that ttinuii mol sn,ct np tsil ani di-osse
uHrF thu u;sFk pl frlslpMtG. ltr*uIl: tI1s 'Irlrt
Auap, ahlrL for usrt; sksellener +. aric. uluEt ~
fur IL llr u.isal art gan ~.
, 1877-01-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

QuEENsrowS. Jan. li.-Steasnship Olympus,
from noetu,l, has aTryel.
pu1LAnELrn1A, pu., Jan. 17.-Arr4yed, tteal,l-
ships Ohio al.d Lord Clye, from Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jun. l1,-hteapaAlp Oder,
frouI New fo1k, has arrived.
, 1877-01-18

WAslliNaToN, u. e., Jun, Isl n. n,.-In tho
tpprr Lake region, tlss Upper Mississippi and
Lover Missouri Valleys. rts!n. a,ld hlI. baro,nc-
ter, Winds shifting to ro.tier nortltrly nfNl
westerly partly cloudy weather. al.I ureaslol,al.
y !lEAt hnoW.
AooAL HuskafArtnih,
, 1877-01-18
l Ola.
ItEisEE.

Calcutta, Jan. 11.-tllc rt.t Of the relief
works and ut!cr MEASURES fur mitigating tho
ia'ntnc III Masl1As un,l bombay Is G,AU, ,0GO.
, 1877-01-18

ArR0RA, H., JAN. lI.--.Aururl fost No. 20,
q. A. X, held tl:elF second an1,,,nl eunl'arc this
eyu&ln,; Ut Couller's Ouela-ll lluu4e Uycs A.tr
, 1877-01-18

HALIFAX, ian. 17.-Stcnn,er August Andre,
from Antwerp. Dee. Ii, for New Yprk, with ral-
uable cargo, WAS tnwcd In tcru to-lay leaky and
ba'llS dn!nascd. She will discharge her cargo
md rtpaIf,
, 1877-01-18
TIE PHILHARMONIC EOCIETY,s
fti1NftI:lf.E

Once moro the experiment IL tried Of csta!,-
llsllinE MI orchestra In this city which can do
something better than bccr-Mllsle, un.l, under
the namu Of philharmonic, which brings up 30
n1any pleasant memories of tho old tiays, the
new organization made Its debut last evening ut
AcCorlnIck's Hail. torty-ilyc pieces strong, with
n new conductor at the baton, Mr.. A1o!ph
LfFrGang, who llas served uu'lcr Theodore
Thomas as 'cclliss, and who therefore has ut
lcast tue advantage Of knowing low symphony
ought to lc done. Tho audience wns not very
lurEc one. but 1t was Ill apprcc!atlyc, corliuI,
and sympnthlxfng one, asd II gave tho new ct1l-
uuetor l.casty welcome, and encouraged him
Ut every opportunity with warm applause.
The programme wls 1nadc up with good
taste. It commenced md c1used with tho
brilliant 1ubcl ovcsturo OF Weber and uno vi
tile Mryer1ccr TUrelI dances, mud tho tl1t1le WIS
reserved for tho G minur syinp!louy Of Dectllu-
ven, Which llus not bctn dune lIerc bcf0su by
home orehestra fur years. between tlese NUM-
co',crrto {the Larshctto md Atlrgro) by Miss
Dcrt!in Burgc, mid usins from sETho Mugic
Fluten ai,d " Barber" BY Miss Jcnuio Dusk. 1t
would hc llngraciuus to subject new orchestra
under new conductor tD sevete criticism ut its
first cnnccrt, bcforu lcader anil men have l,e-
rome thoroughly acquainted ,aml before the coll
duvtor Inns ia sufficient tlno to cufnryc his ts-
clne anil mold Ills material to Ills Will. Wp
would rathersay pleasunt things, nnl Fortunately
we tan. for VIC believe Mr.. I.icsrgniIE has tln
clements uf a gool conductor, alA TINT llu l,ns
GoMl material to work upon. Tllc symphony,
OF course, wI.s the test piGcc, alll throughout
tile wlnlr work hu kept His forrcs well III ha1ul,
especially III thr slow movements, wlllet, he guyc
MI excellent rendfng, bcstlcs bringing out more
expression aul u latgcr degree OF precision han
WI had supposed possible uftcr s,icll short time
for relleArsui. Tho performance Wus ut lrast 70
tl!l Ut pruiro that b0tt, leader and orchestra
DESERVE handsome encouragement, nlr! IL will
be pity II tllay aro not greeted at tp ncxt coll
cert will 'nr,sr h9usc. They ca,1 to nothing
without thu help Of tho publr, and, II that tlc!b
Is 1ot furthcont[ngt OF c,,lgse tic enterprise
llhst full through a1nl VIZ m.l.t be lett al,nin
Without III orcllertra. Miss 1rrtlla Jusgu ultlrd
mud! to tile cnJo} }ahIetIts. oi te ctIlccrt with
lscr line interpretations vi tho Chopin concerto,
but thu effect w0llu have ltc,l Inuru pronounced
ii col,llictur utld orrrstI1s hntl hccn In Inuro
Canplctu sympathy with tlo plano. Miss l,llsk
snms ttc trying "Rucen of Night" aria frosn
'Tho sa.tt: Flute" exactlng " It IL, III alinIrn-
bic stylr, ullhUug(, she Ia,l 10 Contend With
sunicwhnt )ugging accompaniment. The Dr.
clcstra was not at its best either III tho nr.as or
the concerto, but its symphony wurk showed
rich pronisu ior thu future, untl a degrees II ex-
ccllcllce which cutitlcs 1t 10 public encourage
nscnt rather tim neglect. Let the new orgnilI-
zatton and t1a new leader ltaye fair oppoItu-
nlty to show what they ran do.
, 1877-01-18
and AGUE',

feYsr md Ag1e cnrtd for nfty cents. There Is not
ax!tc and NJ other n,alaron. b!ious, scarlet typ
ycil9,w: ~ nther f.sers t.ict hy Halfway iisl %
Sud ny druggists. '~' '''''''
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20
SECOND Ed DIrION
Indignant Protest from Spain.

bri 9n] t' o9ti.~ MADRID, Oct 49,
The news of the enormous differential
charge of fifty cents per ton imposed by
the United States in September upon
Spanish vessels trading in American wa
ter wasreceived here few days ago and
was confirmed yesterday. Its publica-
tion in the Madrid papers has brought
forth expressions Of deep resentment on
all sides, more especially among the
mercantile classes, whose interests are
more or less affected by the change. All
the papers devote editorials to the sub
ject, and their criticisms are Of the shar-
pest possible kind. 3-D'~eali p. Ae-a b. s.
Probable Retatiatory' Charges.
.. This differentia1 charges will have the
effect Of running Spanish shipowners If
continued for any length OF time. Un-
less the Washington. government With
draws the measure the Spanish govern
ment will be compelled by the outcry
among the mercantile classes and in the
press to impose retaliatory charge, which
would exclude American bottoms from
the Cubantrade and lead to the indefinite
postponment of the commercial treaty.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20
STRAY wAIFS.

The markets were well attended this
morning. t.y Irp..+t "a. .-l5 th.
p Travel on the railroads is very large for
this seeson of the year. Z tls II ut
The Daily GAZETTE furnishes its read
ers with all the local news Of the day.
Artificial teeth of the finest finish, put
in by DR.. Gallagher, No. 8 Il. Fifth street
The Boston One Price Clothing Store
leads in style of goods and lowest prices,
No. 213 Market & 212 Shipley street.
Two hundred and fifty thousand years
ago Kings Good Samaritan cough syrup
was not known but 1t sells now at % cts,
per bottle. ...~ ..
Put away your old hat and go at once
to the hat and cap store of ID. McCloskey,
No. 812 Market, and get one of the latest
styles out, l,.. - st ..,
Underwear can be bonght at the Bos-
ton One Price Clothing Store, No. 21a
Market 8 212 Shipley street, lower than
at any other place in the city .D
Immense stock, lowest prices, goods
guaranteed or money refunded at the
Market and 212 Shipley street.
Ladies dresses and wrappers-F. T.
Frank 500 Market street has q great vari-
ETY. of ladies' dresses and wrappers made
of first quality material and trimmed In
the latest style at very low prices.
Fourth Street Market House, No. 8 E.
Fourth street. Everything belonging to
a first class market on hand, Fresh and
salt meats of all kinds. Butter, eggs,
produce and vege tables, and supply Of
splendid Rockland oysters. Give me a
call. -''
Oct-16-5t JAMES CURRAN.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20
Try Mullins navy clippings.

For good smoke get navy clippings
Front and Jefferson streets.
Try B. F. Gravely's fine cured Virginia
smoking tobacco. G ct it from Mullin.
Front and Jefferson streets.
Mullins rough and ready goes like hot
cakes. i' b ~ '
Try Lorillar@s Eureka tobacco. 10 cents
a plug. Front and Jefferson streets. r.
Mullin has a large stock of best brands
of tobacco in the market at Front ano
Jefferson streets.
Something new, Navy. clippings, just
out at Front and Jefferson streets.
The best thing yet, navy clippings.
A CoLoRRD MINISTER WHIPPED
On Wednesday night Rev. Mr. Coop
er pastor, of the colored chapel at An
Jacksonville, held mis- usual services, at
the conclusion of which two colored
women came forward with hickory
switches In their hands, and whaled
the pastor numerically. Their hns
bands stood by to give them protec-
tion if necessary. The cause of the
assault is unknown.
Disorderly Conduct.-Last evening be-
fore the Mayor, James McIntire, Joseph
Ward. Horace McGin mes, Samuel Woods
Alexander Schofield, Thomas Ayler and
JohnIAy y Ter, were arraigned on the harge
of throwing stones at an old lady named
Mahalia Watson, residing in the Ninth
Ward. They were each required to pay
costs.
Cottaye at Sea Grouc.--James G. Al ken.
ESQ. OF this city. recently purchased a
lot at Sea Grove, N. j., for $1,000, and is
erecting thereon $4,000 cottage, in
,ub;ch ba will snand his summer yaca-
tions. The cottage is now being rooted
LAUNcH.-To day about noen al
Pusey, Jones s. Co.'S, there will be a
steamer launched. The vessel 10 for .
line in Brazil.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20
"Mr; Den Noblit the oldest citizen ofthe

"Mr. Dell Noblit the Oldest citizen ofthe
ctfv1 .tatsff MI fs@Js fG t. M
/ MI John 81. Adams responded with a
rief allusion to Mr. Noblit's life, and
mss )nnection with the Delaware Fire
Company. 'ti'''.. 1877 f"''
The company was organized in 1919,
and Mr.. Nobht and Capt. James Merri.
hew are the only surviving charter mem
bers. Mr.. Adams also paid high trib-
ute to Mr.. Noblit's personal character
and spotiess integrity, and hoped his
portrait would be hung in q conspicuous
place, so that all who visited the room
might gaze upon ''the noblest work of
God-an honest man..
In conclusion Mr.. Adams spoke very
favorably Of the Delaware Fire company,
which, he said, was the only company
in the department out Of debt-a fact
highly creditable to it's past and present
management. g -uI a{I u UsI5l
At the conclusion OF his remarks the
meeting adjourned, the crowds upon the
street dispersed and the great centennial
celebration Was over.
Mr.. soBLIT's CONDITION TODAY.
Last night Mr.. Noblit rested very COM
fortably, and arose at his usual hour this
morning, only slightly fatigued by the
excitement OF the previous day. Other
he enjoyed his usual good health. ~.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20
A BIG FIRM.

Miller d LUX, . California Arm, own
probably the most princely private
domain in the United States. They
have 700, 900 acres in all, an area near
ly equal to that of Rhode island.
they own about 80, 600 head of cat
calves numbered $4,000 head. OF
sheep they have q vast number, as
well as of hogs, ana they furnish Che
largest share of fresh meat for the
San Francisco market. They can
start herd from Kern county and
drive 1t through to San Francisco, ,and
have good pasturage en- their own
land for the cattle to feed on every
night on the road, ' ".
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20
|ECIAL NOTICES.
he Great Discovery.

liant to be strong healthy and Wig
ke E. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of
language can convey an adequate
4 Immediate and almost miracu-
ge produced by taking K. +. Kun
q Wine Of Iron in the diseased, +,
and shattered nervous system,
Broken down by excess, weak by
impaired by sickness, the relaxed
kung organization is restored to
hlth and vigor. Sold only In al
! Sold by all druggists and dealers
Debility. Nervous Debility.
depressed, irritable state or
Teak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
or animation, confused head ,
h0ry, the consequences of excess.
Oyerwork. This nervous debili-
sovereign cure in e. F. Kunkel's
be Of Iron. II tones the system,
mental gloom and dependency,
mates the entire system. Sold
bottles. Get the genuine. Take
kunRel's, 1t has a yellow wrap
dit, his photograph on outside
our druggist. E. f. Kunkel Pro-
o. @ North Ninth Street, Phila-
"a, Send for circular, or advice
my great remedy. Get 1t of your
4 SIX bottles for S5 90. 1t cannot
guaranteed TO do as is recon-
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20

DEATH OF A CONTAMINATION
Thursday morning, Oct. IL, Mr.. William
Stubbs died at the residence of his son-in
law, Mr.. Simeon Blood, near Camden, Del,
aged 100 years and Is days. Mr.. Stubbs
was remarkably active man up to with
in a year of his death, When he was 65
years old he fell and broke his thigh, ana
the fracture was reduced by DR.. Jump, of
Dover.
Old People.-The mother of Colin Dem
ney, brother-in-law of VIM. McCaul-
ley, of this city, who used to be con-
ductor here. will be 100 years old on
January 1st. ---
Elizabeth Richards, sister-in-law of
Mr.. James Webb, is SO years of age, and
the Oldest lady in this city.
Closed.-The store of DR.. G.. S. Honey
well Il Co., No. 604 Market street, was
closed last evening at sunset and will re-
main so until that time this evening.
The reason for the store being closed is
that DR.. Honeywell, believes Sat urday to
be Sunday.
Launched. This morning at II. 80 o'clock,
the steamer I0c0Hti7ts was launched at the
yard of Pusey Jones & Co. The vessel Is
146 feet long, and is built for passenger and
freight traffic in The waters of Brazil. Mrs.
Rettig did the christening. A large num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen were present.
BURsT.-The water pipe at Front
and Market streets has burst, and the
water ls running over the crossing in
large quantities. 1t has been in that
condition for the past two days.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20

EOF Ibenn.n, .t~ ~
Soa Ssaes Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
.soapS In extensive variety. Also
M, Straps, Brushes, &C. ,of horse
filcllon ,ha Gloves, and many other
he same classes.
n I. BRlNGHURST q CO.,
oofaer Sixth and Market SITS.
hiratuiuus cure for G0rms
aaiemedy OF great popularity for
GS'Is Bn without pain.
e. bhINGHURST q CO.,
+ ro,n. Apothecaries.
eorher Sixth and Market SITS
flne Nail Scissors.
W., sS,'TEalght, Nail Brushes, Hand
'I rTiIes, nes, Nail Brushes, etc. for
cot L BRlNGHURST Il CO.,
eO'uef sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20

Persondl.-Mr. George F. Lauer, son
of Mr.. Fred Lauer, the celebrated brew
er of Reading, Pa, was in this city yes
terday, calling upon several of his friends.
He also paid his respects to Mr.. Dell
Noblit, the centenarian. Mr.. Lauer
is young man and full of life and fat.
Hon. James Williams, representative
in Congress from this State, came up
from Washington last evening and pro-
ceeded to his home at Kenton. He will
return to Washington on Monday.
Centennial PresentatiOR.-At the one
hundredth anniversary of our esteemed
fellow citizen, Dell Noblit's birth, Fran
els Vincent presented him with his His
tory of Delaware. On the fly leaf of
which was inscribed the following:
Presented to Dell Noblit Esq, as tes-
timonial of esteem, on this 10Th day of
October, 1877, his one hundredth birth
day by his friend, the author, Francis
Vincent.
The s'Old S,oedes" Trinity Church,
The usual services of the Protestant
Episcopal Church are held in the church
every Sunday morning at half past ten
O'Clock; afternoon at half past three
o'clock, e. }on Wednesday evenings at
| fifteen minutes of eight o'clock. The
seats are open and free and you are cor
daily invited to attend. Rector's resi-
dence No. 502 King street. NJ
a Dinner Snadshed.-A gentlem an
from near this town who was summoned
to attend the U. S. ourt at Wilmington
took his dinner in banbox, which he
left for moment to get collar-(new
name for beer, on coming back
found that some one had sit down on the
bandbox and spoiled his dinner.-Do Douer
| State Sentinel. -fg,....
Ladies Clodks.-F. L. Frank, 500 Mar
ket street is making up fine ladies cloaks
and coats of all wool beaver and trimmed
| in elegant style at extraordinary low
prices. Fine ladies cloaks, $3.50, $50
$3.50, $3.50, $1,000, up to $22.50. Pur.
chase your cloaks at f. L. Franks, sos
Market street and save second profit
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20
THIRD EDITION. fa,i
THE, w Ar. 1n
KARs..TO BE HoTLY BEsEIG-
ir. ,GTi2 D iED.J ,QDDW .JIf
THE Cz.AR ro HIS .4RsdY.

g- % sc IL LoNDHN, Oct. 20. 1877. y,
The st Petersburg Golos publishes g.
special from Igdyr, dated October II,
which says. ''On receiving informa
tion of Moukhtar Pacha 'sdefeat Ismail
Pacha withdrew from the. neighber
hood of Igdyr to the heights Of Zor,
near the fro ntier. It is believed he is
on the point of completely evacuating
our territory 9fttt.lr i,fql1s e ~ f., l1
Kars Partially BIockaded.
A despatch from Erzeroum, dated
yesterday, says that Kars Ia reported
to be already partially blockaded. It
ls also rumored that the Russian have
occupied Peneck. This 10 probably a
movement from Ardahan.
Renesoed Russian .activity.
A despatch, dated Tinis, Thursday
says that the Russians moved on Kars
yesterday. Siege material has left
Alexadropol for Kars, Ismall Pacha
army has retired into Turkish terri
tory, followed by General Tergukass
off. The Russian garrison of Arda
han. aad the Rion corps have been
ordered to CO operate in the general
advance.
arl Who is the .Ne,o Leoder2
1t is calculated that within the last
FIVE or six weeks the Russians in Asia
have received about forty thousand fresh
| troops The Turkish force opposed to
them on Monday is estimated at about
| thirty thousand men, which Is probably
correct
| SeiSing the Road to ErSeroum.
A telegram from Titiis states that
column has been sent southwark to keep.
the road from Kars to Erzeroum. sf
Turks Hurrying to the Front.
A special despatch from Erzeroum an
nounces that large reinforcenents left
| there last night to join Moukhtar Pacha.
1t is also stated that reinforcements have
started from Batoum. ll 6t.. .r5.f.i...f
The Gear again Speaks. ..
The Gear, addressing the general staff
on Wednesday, declared that he and all
the members of the Imperial family
would remain with the army to share in
the labor and fortunes of war and wit
ness the deeds of the soldiers. he con-
cluded, T,myself, will care for the wants
of the army, and, If necessary, all Russia
will, as once before, take up arms"
The Gramtzd Redoubt. y-r
A telegram from Bucharest says the
Roumanians have approached within
twenty metres of the second Grivitza re-
doubt, which, however. is believed to
have been evacuated by the Turks during
the last i've years. =
More Strength. h. 4 &
The Russians before Plevna have re-
ceived reinforcement of 10, 900 infantry.
I'm unruly Egyptian.
1t is announced from Varna that Prince
Cassan threatens to withdraw the Egyp-
tians in consequence of their ignomin-
ious relegation to garrison duty.