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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1877-09-15
Hon. Hiram s. Stevens writes us

Hon. Hiram s. Stevens writes us
that he would leave San Francisco
August 20, and be in Washington
by september 70, prepar d to att
tend to any business for his CON-
stituents. He goes this early to- be.
prepared to aid most effectively
anything that may arise at the
extra session, wherein Arizona is
cOncerned.-(C Citizen.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1877-09-15
To the VictOrs Belong the Spells.

This observation, attributed to
Gov. Marcy, Is the most unwise
and, in consequence, the most I'm.
fortunate remark to be found in
our political literature. Its PERM.
cious influence was first felt in the
impression produced that active
political service entitled the actor
to recognition and to an Office un-
der the government whenever
the party with which he was
identified come into power. It's
pernicious effect is now felt in the
opinion prevalent, and due to re
dictionary sentiments, that those
who are active in political party
affairs are to be excluded from
public employments. Both these
theories are anti-Republicn, and
ought to be offensive to any gov.
eminent
In the affiirs OF government
there are no "spoils." The con.
tests between parties are not snala-
gOus to those of nations in time of
war, and when a contest Is over
there are no spoils, either for the
victors or for the camp followers,
who. mean always TO thrive when
the battle is ended. II, however
offices are to be treated as spOils,
the question must be answered
whether they belong to the victOrs
to the vanquished, or to the IN.
seemly and justly despised class
who shun the responsibility of
contest, who are destitute Of prin-
ciples and who shout most loudly
for the viciors when the battle is
over.
The truth is that the safety of
free governments is in the fact that
they are administered by parties.
and that the party in power is
made responsible as a party for
the conduct and character of the
administration. The machinery
of legal penalties isapplicable only
to persons, and is too cumbersome
and TOO tedious often in execution
for the correction of public political
errors and crimes. When public
affairs are managed improperly,
and by a party, the people can
command Il change of administers
ton, but il every administration
is to be composed of men Of all
parties, there is then no tangible
organization that can be made
responsible for the evils of mis-
management. If grevious evils
come from the conduct of an ad.
ministration, those evils are due
either to the principles or to the
policy of those in power, and the
people can derive the full benefit
of a change of principle and policy
only by committing the govern
ment in all its parts to men o
different principles, and to mer
who are eager to introduce and
make successful different policy
A new policy cannot be made sue
cessful if its fortunes are to depend
upon the favorable action of it
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1877-09-15

The Citizen says the Alta mine,
situated in the Santa Rita noun
tlins has passed the doubtful con-
dition and is now an assured sue
cess. The process is lixiviatiOn.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1877-09-15
Cuba--NO. z.

Nations as well as individuals
may commit crimes, and in the
Cuban question we have been
betrayed by past administrations.
A great national crime has been
perpetrated in that, for gen
erations we have given the
Cubans to understand that We
would aid them to throw off the
chains which bound them to
Spain whenever these became un-
bearable, not by going to war with
pain but by the aid and sympa-
thy that Americans should always
give to all people struggling to
free themselves from tyranny,
and yet during the eight years
they have successfully kept at bay
the whole power ofSpain, military
and naval, (and SPANS Navy far
exceeds our own in number and
quality of vessels and guns our
government have constantly re.
fused even to admit that they
were belligerent and has de-
MED them all aid or sympathy.
The United States Was among the
first of nations to recOg nize all the
other colonies of Spain when the
people withdrew their allegiance
from the mother country, all South
America, Mexico &c. Why not be
consistent now? There is scarcely
an instance in history where q
nation has committed such a crime
which avenging time has not pun
ished. Bitterly does England TO-
day repent her breach of faith
with Denmark in the Schleswig-
Holstein affair. Nagged on 10
resist the demands of Prussia,
comfurted and misled by almost
distinct and categorical promises
of active and material assistance
on the part of England, Denmark,
too weak alone to cope with the
rising power arrayed against her
and relying upon "per6dious
Albion" failed to make terms
with the enemy and these prov
inces were wrested from her; thus
beginning the immense aggrand-
izement of the German Empire of
to-day, which holds England in
check in so many of the European
questions.
The Cubans confiding in the oft
repeated promises of Americans
undertook to exercise the right to
be free. What has our government
done? pursued them with re-.
lentless hand, within and without
the restrictions of our neutrality
laws. Steamers. goods and men
have been detained, injured and
destroyed, and after months oil
expensive litigation. when not a
shadow of violation of our laws
could be maintained, when moth.
ing could be proved against them,
the vessels, merchandise and PEG.
pie have been released with nc
remedy for the Injuries and dam.
age done. We refer to the Hornet
which put in at Wilmington. N,
g., in storm, to the Catherine
Whiting, 10 the George Upton and
many others. One steamer was
chartered at New York to take
passengers to Vera Cruz; they
were going to Cuba eventually il
is true, but they did not take with
them on the steamer any weapon
or article cOntraband of war. these
were to be obtained in Mexico, the
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1877-09-15

The Las Vegas Gazette OF Aug.
%, has a list Of 80 actions before
the District Court, what q fat billet
the clerk must have in the county
of San Miguel.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1877-09-15
Good Ranch for Sale.

Eighteen miles from Tucson. Choice
irrigable bottom land. Excellent grazing.
Fine timber, ash, black walnut, and Lack
berry. Thirty acres in corn. Inquire at
Sentinel Office. A lift
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1877-09-15
ARIZONA SENTINEL.
Bluff Z


claim, with others. to own a large
portion of the Great Colorado
Bottom, as will be seen by the list
of townships below taken from
their notice. We also give, from
official authority, the class OF these
lands, in so, far rs surveyed, as
designated by the U. S. surveyors.
They claim toown all bottom land
in
Township s, s. r. % and "a east,
San Bernardino base and meri-
dian;
Township 6, S. r. %, % and "a
east;
Township 2, s. r. q, % and %
east, and.
Fractional township s, S. R. %
east.
The surveyed portions of 5, S.
ranges % and "a east; 6, S. ranges
% and "a east; ALI of S. range %
east, and all of 8. s. range % east
were returned as ''swamp and
overfowed," for which there is no
claim of record in the land Office
at Los Angeles. AS it was declared
by the U. S. surveyors to be swamp
and overlooked land it was in all
probability turned over 10 the
State of California, whence these
claimants NAY have derived
title. We are informed by those
who have traversed this Great
Colorado Bottom, and pastured
their cattle for years upon it. that
none of it is swamp land and,
though overlooked in some por
tions everv year by the Colorado
river, other portions and Of great
extent, are not overlooked once in
twenty years. We trust that if a
title has been given under these
circumstances by the State of CAL
ifornia, that its validity will be
contested. There has been too
much land grabbed under this
specious plea already. Thousands
of acres nearly at the top of the
Sierlas, in the ghborhood of
Grasshopper Lake. were declared
"swampand overlooked" and thus
fine meadows were taken up by
spectators and bona fide settlers
under prevention were elected.
They also claim.
Township 6, S. r. 80 east;
Township Z, S r, q east;
Township Z. s. R. q east.
Of these, Is, 7 and "a sections,
respectively, have been taken up
or claimed under Desert Land en-
tries, and the whole SO sections
were claimed the same day, May
%, 1877.
The notice claims "all bottom
land;" none OF the bottom land
can honestly be termed desert
land, even within the intent of
the very liberal Act approved
March 3.I877. Crops OfcOrn, pump
kins, watermelons, VIII eat &c. have
been raised by the Yuma and other
Indians all along the bottom of
the Colorado from time ,immemo-
rial. Tons of hay have been an.
nually cut there. In dry seasons
thousands Of cattle, sheep &c.
have been grazed there; wood for
fuel and other purposes has been
constantly cut there.
These claimants prove as much
by offering to rent the right OF
pasture, to rent the lands or grant
permits to cut wood. They also
claim to have commenced Il large
canal to irrigate. What, irrigate
swamp and cverfiowed lands !
They have commenced to re-
claim the above lands by levees
on the Colorado river" Do desert
lands require levees?
They claim 'all bottom land" in
the above townships. We shall be
glad to learn under what title; il
they have a good honest one we
wish them GOd-speed in all their
improvements; if they have not
Al b.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-23
ADVERTISING nArHs--pA1Lx.

Transient advertisements u per SQUARE ten
llnaa nj aolid agatel first insertion. so cents
saan, sibseatent consecutive Insertion.
Wants. re Rent, For Bales and boarding ad-
vettisements, 10 cents line, net cash, solid mea-
mira None taken Mt less than 30 cents.
Adyettisements for the period OF one month
ud longer, M followsi 49,,
Local or Business Notices 90 cents Q line, net.
Editorial Notices, In Editorial type. 80 cents
1jne net
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-23
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
TERMS or THE PAPER
..s.wx,., s,n,,s,N YsAu.rrS.

DAILY per annum sio! and at same rate BALI
YEA, ly and quarterly. - ,,-,..,... $4,000.
snul ref apnum o. / aud at same rate half
yearly and quarterly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-23

Monthly advertisements, haying the rui, OF
the parer Inserted every other day. 10 De
oilataed two-thirds the above rates. a,,
Editorial page monthly acknowledgements eaeh
square, 30 per month
Rates FOR Advertising In the weekly new
Orleans Democrat.
Transient and general rates the same as for
Adyerssements for the period Of one month
and longer, as follows
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27

f-9atne Ycm lcsten WIi uno einen Scr-
bitmjBmlgiacn grbu1ufiblda, foSato
Ser NreiS Der Gcbtcn uttr s.. .95 fetlt; /;
bieS wurNc ;u9e3etrn, uno rer Streit
bat Gin GnSe.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27
&ric95tIrtcn.

ryS&eeIu'S Nate sem S.bpar;cn Nicer, alsih.
dlicui ecm Goutllut, otm iueIitcn RuEanb,
Sumanirn uuc.ecr GHihru {inti. Sn Stctn
eelrAtn, lct8Mltt gQecrudt uue cUIprUt. Raf
nab, 5O0, goo. G'yoR, DPS 3Ca. greiS
9ti0ltet uno iu-llmihl0g, .$OA0..
Diele 8arc ~ ndh cen .ncgtttp ur epQs
aineietn %ulnteu opSleayteittt. if eibt
cine lltpliautae TMi!taun9 etS 9an;Gn.
ArjelsltlUplaets in Gurop0 tHo glIf
Seraue9tlrBtn Srn'G. = reie 20 u.2t
Tronlfprt Sir., St,p Slrt Der Grmgtore uah
Gmrfan9 eee Sciro9es loSItttb q y Il Suita..
ett.
Girltr STIt9er Bat ScrttbrlmNn pttypTan,
nm rtliere AItaSiGitn, ele cnr0 ngtpi9 prr-
en irllien, aISbaIe trintnsn sa IaITtn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27
SdlrriRa & Ssrfaaf.

a#H -- Ia Ia ms--- -.- f-
Z 6jtmig Suncrg g8nts son Tca7i-
toni Erp0aaS, trrlusgessbsn pon ber
Common %leas Court pon Centre Sc.
unN III MID seridtetg wirS am Court
,b1lle IN gtuffcnte am TtenRlo, eru'
z9tsn Sttcper, 1871 mn ubr RIhmit,
tags gum lITtnt!ihtn @rrtauFr aus9etr.
ten rercens tdS iclgere beid,rietrnc lie.
.9cIee RGiSCattrn brs @rrtbritisers,
n1Mlif:
Scenes saRic semiTs @rtnffdf attf.
gen i'm Scycpsb yen Ttitipsture, Ger
ere GRautp, e@saaa-, ttgrtnjt iInb &C..
sihriebrn mic fplaf: I'm GuSsn eura got,
te pea 6raW MerFase, i'm 4crnGa bard
NiorAart, 4p0le l1F g., tnta. SRep Futlt
Suo. .6estfe Strdfe, titttattsut 6j Sssa6 i
Iuf Eer 8OrosrIsits seafn btiagte ;meite
SulGe Hne liIh no fSllb RaA Tldr1rtS
,dgsbs5mns. GarlGf III rrri1tft. Gin
upttftdi9cS unb GtN. si6dtsts gsctn,
bdgs ure onesre eEttensrtluet. Gin
.ge;cstn, in GrstUticR ocrcmtuen uuo
.,rirp perf1aft ais faS Gisenttum rcn
S1nGs s.. 9eiIiame.
sfssst2. EgB. Muirfpn,
"s@FE AsHs%f ettEsE GdgrifTR
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27

Infer Sredne, Gm1Hui Asrffetter tIt
cirrn @rifetcrnRcd, otr ia SaB amb 81
3Sq bStts. Ger kStCf Sat btrs Gin
Ssr, bas abr fesr sScS 1T un6 iit6 s
5as aetr Stm Gjntase bsEaSst. r s &
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27

sNs HrtW -----~w E RI -s
9sSie. Ssine t1pfle Sebn .S1uS g.
ssnt4um in, ,@glnn Strabe. rebf tlm an.
@funSRIfs. uno frntmt mas
cirer Nbmtienteit ccu rnstrcrea Sasrell
,eisSsgrasa 9luie.- BiTtoniaea Dave.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27

SsrA &Streaie Iapea bic Ssuts'n93
Centre 9pmua Sit Wr se@isearaz64ir
;tfma,nsit ssabF hsisen, beFhhlf ein fis
IN tSre n3ssp6EarsipStu 9tsiNerlsRr &C.
sauilbcr her NltiORal Ban. in sswis.
5lrsssa tafaltta. 80 z i}af .f
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27

Gin l1ttn ;. NJ, in ecr @ctuun9 Ger
Srau! rurt .. 81. gEOtt @r. SGmrS
Sauaa uao @Is. Mlrsavet l5srl4b<y.
ger. betSe son DrssS EoirNlttp. y
! gfm 3leaf. M., i'm Saale Scn Orr.
Samucl GtcwerS naSe 6a6lcrStura
b,u1 8ro. s. u. Bright. Mr. Sobn G8.
yetauts unS MIia eats Dtlain3rr. teiSt
son GeNtre 6da. M
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27


Git Brnder fms upb tleibsn e6sn i'm
iner ein getterOles si,llb stfetitses Bolt.
Gin gutter g3etpeis FIR biefs geS1uftuns
tf bag mir arme S@luder5 Ron Der
.5curnat Sfire" Ran f6ou Santspsiten-s
male nit einem Gef4enfe BON unierem
lufisen 6reane, g. g8. 5cets jtst in
@lifftinsarg bes9rt unp gut 0eitintmt
parten. Gas erItetnatfttttttee er uns elm
.9plfet ,Ea6lf, nati.lib ptsl beEeren ais
pir.seipSbat fiap 81 f9mpfra unt tsete
@pte lberiaaote ..er ms eiue Ren9e
aasge;ei4neter Gigdrren. Gs III itur
E-lAabe. cap George .ntft Gin paar @tlli-
On4n fertb if, er soarpe pielsi4t uns ar
aIa Grafern innler 81 eiaenl 6Aten
Stntpf pgrbetfen. Sebp4 mir GR6 3u<
lfrieben mIfbem was fcirjset 6efOn,ntep,
un6 tfbaaFeil Nns feattth fir Die freisf-
bige Cute uaferes- ssilatf tep 6rcppecs,
q, Ts qnrFe
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27
] 2irtAellprpunna.

@eteSbisnF in esrrgl. G. &n5e III
Mlabsim tut Ree. @, gB. 9ruTe ni@.
Pen Sonutls NlbenS.
0ictteSnienlt in Der ccansslih4en Stir
dc in 9iltetn bM6 &tp. S. s. Ssters
Ra& tsa 5pRntas Wsrmitta5.fa as
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27

Die gEeIlhtrrneruR purdl Sutfbra &
ley miro ririss Satr nity 70 GUT ausfal,
fen, ,Eats uanasrRdrtetrg no. itrtre CO atebr
4htNamtn. sttcn miro ais man sEtt
,5ibfta bate. f1sa - arfN gs s.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27
, G!a ueucr StnnD Ger 9iags.

.e Slit SiGlCn Si1bren mar cS scr sc.
trautb. .seaeSSsiaesr pen sganaaemeaaera.
.teienberS b1rn1b, frgbtrn, GmwcSrrr.
ppu StiN,rn tt ptreen SSbNt Der
8arcraw weatea sea @Eua uitht rrsrrif.
ca, lCneen 0SelAiftc in pStlptsn art
fanlsn mc fdbttn baeu1 rm Sari.
Ieiss aUf Groen ~ tinHVn. Ttr 3uf0ms
,mtubru6 teS S4nintels jntnstisst
ben saetaIGbtn aneere S5aitea aaT, 9uaS
hnSt icben, bdG 'le entfft 5incbr n, reE
StistuIebeRaab brlctrn F6Nntn, ilub
cine StUSmoRstrsna rper ttut GpiululirI
aQs'rrn StSsttn ua3 BEN eanee bat
teoeRn6lt SIS .E3lf aiss g1sy
-llm Srco ror SAimaei 81 Serplt,
rtp. Eriust nNa ril .Srpellc mic EetluS.
Gem Sisa t0mmsao II siqen, IstNads
an ssm Rcs &sEi p,Rlst nit Scr OSsrfa
SiaNeaaf sinaastrs binSr Den 1at, ;u
unO biEsc ism aneetSeT tUfiIsrR, Srh
sfrrtaaj. 7@sim .GietrsutS psSlie mau,
eaS sra0fsRsr 1as frleer lsrauS, &c,
krcitas sS ipit siatr IN SB1Eer 9etau5sel
-Glirilt uno ;eas Is in rcR Sc1rr Hamit
sie. SiiRse pisser Wsib mire, &af Siele
Htrt tSmsg map loS SseS< <5;-6 S8oarn
lang astf aepasrsa, nbnei e1S sS cine
Spsr spa Slaigimcl ieiSt. -s-t sse
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27

tSaYerGtr Sarnanft tcnimt an eir
6aW. C1s II cine sntt eie,
Isssn6et; sinsn scr SrcBrn @lirrlr rtr'
Ter 3eitpIsNsn.. ,.t. s-. -
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27

@sFtsEssunstn. Bels9 61rtm1n
f1af:e riR 9Fanelaf aon 5otu s. RIi-
isrs Der slfna SuaFe, uap MID l4 f.
icrtein nfass .eau6 .barauf srri4fsn,
@slitY hast er bat bas Isat6es1stsa
fatt. 60 1T ssfrftfl last mptrt tsn
fOlaen. hlL.r.... ...--.. -
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27

,gBl5 sat4iaisns Ger olse Sl1le.
Sreitsr sFebem sur4 aRiGseim, bate tte
Gbre, t;e srite, Garlasun9. pcn 3osten
AT sis Gpburntaiicn 3u brinstn. Cie
SOtlea fnb son ausse;sihntttr Cn1ti..
tai unb 8sfs llst er fptd nc4 niett ern
isners9lrt blgrr brineen. Grpedtfttist
Ell 9rblfRllger am TeHctcihirriAten.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27

Grsraber Differ. bic t9ltisea sunni
tlrt Wdursr, laEften etsu fa15 rip
@runtitaa ron Der 9lne Company in
grun Strabe une poafn nsa sislcn
6erbitttia llfuss saus erFi4tfu. @.r
tcmmt tanu4 @liabrin sat eine Suts
3uhlnFt:p1r fd. ..fsS W asfe ..-
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27
Mnbe be8 StFeaS.

aam aamN 80
80 ss RSa6 e,eanI, lo efst 9le9fr<
sabeiier in 9tesqufssntiisi tppn Der gs4a
nnb 9B:ltesbarte asslen GcmpaSnte)
srafnten eeuEe wieosr bic &rbeits ahf.
...s1ie !. @liasr an Sulanltt SIC A,ersfn am
- esRiitaoA fGteeer an .ric MrDfit .setsu.
u DiplR Minsn 4abm felt tein Silf. fta
80 nfaanbeit. efs@sasSsz ,fsia assE i;
s#RN ~ ~ - a. sss .f - - y.
saisltclLs n. zlet TiE 9pera-
.torela lfp Superinteaeenten Der ge6a
asblerrsspn hielten sefitern slner Ser
= fdntntsss ab; uRlitb gum 8emtinFsaft-
liten 5ahb9n s'l pereinissn ,n,b bic Nr-
ititsitsnc lfr rrp G,efteirber ffffja1ef.
In. l>il 9hlAeaneiafns. per1anstln tiq
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27

Die nit Der rauten JabreFSelt tluFJ
saaftfstenosn 6at5s un0 grufiebsn fuers
ecn bird Sasaite ttutI9e ,eeit Rittfl,
Or. Gugn q 3l6ni9's 5am-bur'
fser 8ruftkee, fanEG unb1iiRsr se>
/ tSbsa. ecrT Gas. getthfetsf; Hsmits's
teaasia,. Glsfaaaf &C.. .'ost6, .9ibf unS
fir obiss Sesnusiuns fOl5enSt 9arsc :
SO fnse mid, ber1ula5t Sie ipiTen ;!t
.tafsa taS i'd Or. stuguF & Snts' :
6ant5ut9er 9tuFt.6ee nit pca.
fipbis@ 9uffictenpsit Sesen ,9liitrteit
uns 9raitteipen aebrIu6t babeaas s
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-27

eRdls fruts saWsltta AM menltlitaea
guflns wr;rrFttn. trtnN Nmat iittt rpit
Sartrittttit .uno gtierrf6ltt alte Jlrs
/ hciisfvaa trsibt. - - \ - s....a -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30
Arm-ll Daily Gribnlrc.
FOUNDED ~ HORACE oessLeY.
SATURDAY. JUNE 30. 1877.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
THE MIA THIS NOaNING.

Foi,rIGN. Both the Russians and Turks suffered
heavy losses 1T Nikopolis and Sotova. The Rus
sinns have captured outworks 10 Icwn. IN Anne
MIA motion IN favor If cqualz NJ parliamentary
DISTRICTS ha, been defeated IA the British House of
Commons
D..uEsuC-Ghe President attended a schooi child
rem, couc,rl AZ Providence, aud started for wash
ington making q short visit 10 Newport item.
Howard came up with Chief Joseph on Wednesday
and IL wa, expected a battle would be fought yes
teriay Gen. w. b. Htzen has been appointed
military atiach6 TO tho legation at Vienna.
C1Y AND SUBUEBAN.-A largo number of Custom
House employees will be dis missed to-day and moro
will 20 next wcek-Tho New York Central re-
duccd wages 10 per ccnt.--hcnry j. furber
claimed that tho condition Of the Charter
Oak Company had been misreprosentcd.--
The brewers are taking measures 10 check the
extensive thcfts hich have been discovered. IL
deficiency in cxMayor Lambcrts's accounts with the
Brooklyn Prcsbytcry was found.--Gold 1O3's,
lO5ls 1O5ii. Gold value Of the legal-tcnder dollar
nj the close % cents. Stocks after beng eXcitod
md buoyant, closed duh and heavy.
Tue Manufacturers local observations
indicate slightly increased. occasional cloudiness
ard liability TO showers. Thermometer yesterday,
Csc Tyo. GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30
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