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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
THE INCREASE OF THE ARMY-wHAT THE SEC
RETARY SAYS ABOUT IT.

THE INCREASE OF THE ARMY-wHAT THE SEC
RETARY SAYS ABOUT IT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON, August "a. 1877
The Secretary Of War to-day confirmed the denial
that the War Department had considered project TO
increase the regular army so as to provide an addi.
tonal number OF commissions TO be distributed In tho
way OF patronage to those might be recommended
as representing the South. Ho says further
tuat no such proposition has been mentioned
in Cabinet deliberations From among the
graduates OF the Military Academy at Wost
ignncnts made to tho army as Tar as
practicable order give the South It's He adds
that the and flo vi the army increased
In the infantry OF the service beyond 20 600 be-
cause Congress at it's last session specially prohibits
II. The present force, he thinks, nuy be az low as
% COO but II bo recruited up from time to time 10
tho standard provided by law An addition OF 500 to
the cavalry for employ The Texas bordor Is au
thorized and will be kept up
By direction OF the President. First Lieutenant
William p. yanncss First artillery, at his own request
has been relieved from duty as Professor Of Military
Science Tactics at Cornell University, Ithaca and
ordered TO join his regiment
by direction OF tho Secretary OF War; First Lieu.
tenant Charles Shacr Ordnance Department has been
relieved from duty at The Military Academy at West
Point and ordered to report by letter the Chief of
Ordnance.
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cases being recalled. All will, 1t Is presumed, be
summoned in the course OF time.


summoned in the course OF time.
GATHERING THEM ALL IN
While write general call ia being made for all
to serve in the militia, and notices to this effect
have been served on all those residing in No. OF
the six divisions of Moscow. House to house yis-
ltatlon is also going on relative TO the number OF
men servants and horses kept by every house
holder, a large quota OF which must now be parted
with for public service. Substitutes ON the part
OF the former are not accepted. Funds are rolling
in for the sick and wounded on all sides, the
peasants even urging the acceptance OF their mite.
WORSE THAN CAN Be IMAGINED
Mr.. Fawcett who was sent by Mr.. Layard, the
British Minister, to report upon the condition or
the fugitlves south OF the Balkans and to dis
tribute relief, writes:-"Even all that has
been Written gives no adequate idea OF
the extent OF the misery and destitution among
the refugees or the barbarities which have been
perpetrated on both sides. Tie British Relief Com.
mittec at Adrianople, after careful investigation,
have ascertained that lO.l50 fugitive women and
children need relief at once Of these 100 are
Jews and 5000 Turks.n
NICSICs TAKES A REST.
A correspondent at the Montenegrin headquar-
ters telegraphs the following mo steps have
been taken to follow up the recent successes
against the outworks OF Nicsics The artillery tire
is quite suspended aud the musketry fire very
slight. cannot believe that eNicsics is IN the
slightest danger from any military operation"
GREECE BECOMING DIPLOMATIC.
The Times Athens despatch denies the reports OF
Instructions in Thessaly ana Crete, and says the
Turks in the case of Thcssay purposey exaggerated
a mere riot in order to obtain an excuse for pro-
claiming u state OF siege.
RUSSIA WATCHING POLAND.
The Standards Vienna correspondent tcle-
graphs:-"A rumor prevails that at Warsaw the
secret natlona! government Is at work once more.
The story not yet confirmed, but 1t Is known
that the authorities have forbidden the sale Of arms
unless by special permission In each case"
so MUCH PER MAN.
On account Of the numerous accidents on the
overworked Roumanian railways an agreement has
been made by which the railways will pay 4,OOOr
for every soldier hereafter killed and 12,OO0f. for
every officer killed.
THE RETORT DIsCOURTEOUS
Several special dispatches remark the hostile
tone Of the German semi-oilcia press toward Tur
Key The Turkish Embassy ut Berlin having,
through d Berlin telegraphic agency contradicted
the report that the perpetrators Of the Salonica
massacre have been released, the ministerial NOrd
deutsche expressly begs to observe that the state
ments put forward by the Turkish foreign DEPART
meni are notoriously untrustworthy.
sERvIA TO MOBILIZE HER TROOPS.
A telegram dated Vienna Friday night, says the
Servian plan Of action Is settled, at least paper
General Horvatovich Is to take chief command OF
four corps Provision is made for the mooil ization
OF sixty eight battallons.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August 25-I A. ".

WAR DRPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August 2C-l A. ".
Indications
FOR the lower lake region, tho Middle States and
New England, rising barometer, slightly cooler south
aud west Winds clear or partly cloudy weather and
possibly light local Mt tho northern stations
For Saturday in tho South Atlantic States, rising
followed by falling barometer, south and east wnds,
cooler cloudy and possibly rainy weather will prevail
For tho Gulf States. northeast 10 southwest winds.
rising barometer warmer, partly cloudy weather.
For the upper lakes and the Northwest, warmer
southcrly winds ana generally shifting to cooler north
eriy with rising barometer and lower temperatures.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. warmer south
east to southwest Winds stationary pressure and
partly cloudy or clear weather.
Tho rivers will in tho Southern Stacs but fall
elsewhere.
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ON THE RIO GRANDI.
The Mexicans Fear an Invasion
by the Texans.
CAPTAIN HALLS STATEMENT.
EScObedo and the Lerdists Fan
ming the Flame.
GOVERNOR HUBBARD'S POLICY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, August "a, 1877.
kilograms and letters and also publications in
the frontier papers Indicate nervous fear OH the
part OF the Mexican authorities that tue State OF
Texas means to declare war ard invade that coun-
try, or invade without declaring war; consequently
the McXicans all along the river and north particu.
larry, are making every preparation for active hos.
ttltics. This state OF things has been brought
about by the precptate action or Governor Hub
bard in authorizing Colonel McI-eary to raise
regiment ain case 1t should be needed" and order
ing to the Rio Grande Halls command Of State
troops
AN ALARMING STATEMENT.
Colonel Gomez, In command ut Camargo, tele-
graphs that he has had an interview with Captain
Hall and the latter told him that $4,000 troops were
being organized In Texas to invade Mexico, and
that he had orders to cross with his alter raid
ers and outlaws who have murdered Texas officials,
broken open jails, &c unless the outlaws were
promptly delivered up.
GENERAL ORD's ORDERS.
II the State troops 40 cross over they will not be
supported by the regulars, as General Ord's orders
only authorize him to cross over on fresh trails
and where there are 10 Mexican troops, and where
Hall is there are large numbers of Mexican troops.
GOVERNOR HUBBARD's POLICY.
1t is evident tina; Governor Hubbard Is pursuing
q dinerent line OF policy from that OF the Washing
now that 1t will be very difficult to preserve the
peace under the existing circumstances. General
Ord is satisfied that the Mcxlcans are sincere in
doing what they can to repair the Rio Grande City
otherwise.
EsCOBEDo INTRIGUING.
There is no doubt that Escobedo and the Lerdists
ore fauning this spark OF war into blaze in the
hope Of burning out the Dazists. If Escobcdo can
induce another raid into Texas by Canal and his
oil the available forces OF Diaz to meet the Texas
State troops and can slip into Mexico at some point
from which the Daz troops have been
drawn. The official announcement in tho
san Antonio Express by Colonel McLeary that
he might soon need one thousand able bodied men
to defend the nag of Texas, the sending Of Hall
to the Rio Grande, and the recent purchase OF fty
kegs of powder here In San Antonio, have brought
about very dangerous state OF things.
STRANGE sURMIsE
1t is whispered that the object OF Hubbard is to
force the United States into war with Mexico to
bring about the annexation of the border States,
anu thus bring reinforcemcnts to the democratic
power In Congress in accordance with programme
arranged at Washington
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman John W. Kllinser OF PcnnsylvaniA
and Judge Alfred Yaplc, OF Cincinnati, are at the Sc
Nicholas. Governor Henry Lpp!tt, Of Rhode Island
Is tho Hoffman. Ex-Governor Odcn Bowie. OF Mary
land, is Ut the New York Elmore p. Rcss OF Auburn
n. Y, and T. A. B. wdener, OF Philadelphia, arc al
the Windsor Isaac 4. Eaton, OF Kansas, Is at ths
Fifth Avenue Samuel II. Shoemaker, Of Baltimore, u
tha G. llScY.
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RICHNoNp. Ind. August

RICHMOND Ind- August "a, 1877.
By request OF the representative OF tho Associated
Press Dr. Bliss Senator Morton's Washington physi.
cian made the following written statement at ten
O'Clock tonight
The Senator has been steadily improving since yes
terday making rapid and satisfactory recovery from
the attack Of Indigestion which occurred Wcdncs
day Ho is cheerful and hopeful, occupying his easy
chair several hours to-day reading and discussing the
moro prominent topics OF public interest. His phys
clans feel warranted In pr0nouncnR him out OF dan
ger, and should no unexpected complications occur
speedy recovery Will be insured.
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JEALOUSY AND MURDER.
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By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, August "a, 1871
Charles Pitts and Charles Wilson, colofed, met to-
night In South Baltimore and quarrollcd IN conse-
qucncc of Wilson's attentions 10 sweetheart OF Pits
Alter some words Pitts drew long butchers knfo
and plunged It twice into Wilson's shoulder. \ no
latter was n corpse in hvo minutes Tho murderer
fed, but arrested.
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EX-GOVERNOR BEACH WILLING.

Auburn, N. Y, August "a, 1877.
Tho Auburn Morning News has private despatch
from Albany which states that Wow of the general
sentiment which seems to be prcpondcratngly In IA
vor OF Ex-Governor Allen O. Beach for Secretary Of
State on tho democratic tckct he consents be con.
sdcTed = candidate.
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A NOTED DESPERATE.

FIGHT WITH sHERIFF's OFFICERs-oNE MAN
KILLED.
WnrING Ala, August "a, 1877.
To-day, AZ q train leaving Pensacola, the Sheriff,
with posse, boarded the cars to assist couple OF
Texas officers Ia arresting tho notorious John
Wesley Harden, who Is credited with committing no
less than twenty MURDERS and for whose body
81, coo reward authorized by act OF Icgis-
lature OF Texas Tho last murder by Harden In Texas
was the Sheriff Of Comanchc county Harden has
lived In Florida Tor several years under tho name vi
John Swain. In making iho arrest about twonty
shots wcro nrcd, and companion OF Harden named
Mann, who had pistol In his hand, was killed
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SENATOR CONKLING.

OswkGo, N. Y, August "a, 1877.
Senator Conkling arrived hero this evening was
received at the depot by an immense assemblagc of
people. He was escorted TO tho residence OF Thomas
4 Mott, where he held reception. He will address
tho veterans at their reunion TO morrow.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, August q.

WASHINGTON, August 81, 1877.
Lieutenant John X. Winn is ordered to the rcceivng
ship Wabash, at Boston; Lieutenant L. G. Logan is
ordered to the Naval Academy; Lieutenant Command.
ers {. NJ. Chester ana Samuel II. Baker detached
from the Naval Academy and placed on waiting
ordcrs Master George W. Mcntz Is detached from the
Huron and ordered to tho Monongahcla; Master H. Il.
Tyler Is detached from the receiving ship Wabash and
ordered TO the Huron; Ensign W. H. sutherland
detached from the Nava! Academy and ordered the
Hartford.
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THE wEArurR YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty four hours, Ia
parson with the corresponding date OF last year, as
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts pbarm macy,
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A PILOT PUNISHED.

QuEnRc August "a, 1871
Edward Rousseau, tho pilot in charge OF the ship St
Patrick when shc aground on Crane Island on the
1th INST, has bcen suspended for year.
Hon. Hugh L. Childcrs has arrived IN tho city.
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A HOTEL BURNED DOWN.
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YELLOW suLrnuE SPRINGS, August rs, 1877
Tho hotel at Yellow sulphur Springs, Va, a sum
rncr resort, was burned at a late hour last night
Numerous New Workers worc sojournng there, but all
cscapcd No Iives lost, nor was any injured. Tho
hotel had particular name
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wARLIKE PREPARATIONS IN CANADA.


The Militia Department is erecting a building on
Ncpcan Point outside this city for the reception OF 500
tons Of artillery ammunition.
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SENATOR MORTON.

WASHINGTON D. c., August "a, 1877.
The following telegram received at twenty-five
minutes to four p. N. to-day By Acting Postmaster
General Tyner from Colonel Holloway :-"Senator
Morton has been comparatively free from pain since
ten O'Clock this morning. and s now resting comforta
bly, and sleeping good DEAL"
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General Towards Command on
Henry's Lake Reftting.
JOSEPH'S BAND RAIDING.
General Miles Watching for the Fugtyes
on the Yellowstone.
S II E RMAN AT II ENA.
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CAMP CUSHING, HESKy's LAKE. August 90, 1877.
We will here get rid Of all our impedments aud
reht for pursuing the hostilcs Our objective point is
Crow Agency VIA Fort Ellis.
Cushng's company will DO scnt to the rear and
Norwoods to Fort Eliis. After arriving at the Crow
Agency shall return home unless otherwise ordered.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT AT THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, August "a, 1877.
The President and Mrs Hayes ana the members Of
the Cabinet who accompanied him on his New Eng
land "Trip returned TO Washington this evening. He
leaves again on tho 7,h prox. for Fremont Ohio to
attend reunion Of hts old regiment at that place
,n. An
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WASHINGTON, August "a, 1877,
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General o. o. Howard from his command in tho opcr-
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is satisfied that ho Is doing his best with handful OF
troops against great difficulty and odds
General Mcneil OF ST. LOUIS. having declined to &C.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE CONSTELLATION Al NEWPORT.
NxwroET, l. l., August "a, 1871
The United States practice ship Constellation arrived
this evening from New Bedford She will remain here
O week. and then proceed to Annapolis.
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Average Temperature yesterday uy................ u
Average temperature for corresponding datc last
year ................. Observation-Disclosures. 76h
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Doctor j. Q. Moxley operated upon
him on the 24h ult., and found the ar
row which had been buried 10 the Cap-
tain's flesh for twenty years. 1t was
an iron arrow, 2!- inches long. The
gallant old gentleman no doubt feels re-
leved. The Lewiston TELLER of the
24th u't. has not a word to say about
the above matter. The editor would
not condescend to notice such small
matters; he prefers to inform his read
ers about the number Of papers he has
aided to bankrupt.-Boise Statesman.
Is it MT strange that TIE TELLER Of
the Oath ult., which was put in press
on the eve of the 23d ult.. should not
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Oath. That would beat the wonderful
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The editor of The TELLER in matters
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man, to bankrupt citizens in North
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