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TEE RAILROADS GUARDIANSHIP.
SPEAKER RASDALL's WISH TO SELECT THE MAN FOR
TIE PLACE-MR. HEWITT THOUGHT OF.


lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRmUNEl
WASHINGTON, Nov. ZO.-Ihe House Committee on
Rules was TO have held a meeting this morning at
the call Of it's chairman Speaker Randall. The OBJ
jet Of the meeting was 20 act upon new rule sug-
gested by the Speaker, enabling him to fill a vacancy
caused by the resignation Of the chairman Of a COM
mittee, and thus get ont Of the dilemma in which
Mr.. Potter's withdrawal from the Committee on
Pacific Railroads has placed him.
BY an immemOrial CUSTOM whenever the chair
man Of a committee Of the House resigns or dies.
the member appointed to fill the vacancy on the COM
mltee goes to the foot and he who fills the second
position become the chairman. For the Speaker to
break over this custom and to designate that the
member who Is TO be appointed to fill the vacancy
now existing in the Pacific Railroads Committee shall
be its chairman, would be innovation to which
objection would probably be made by the House. Ii
would be an assumption by the Speaker of the right
which really belongs to the committee itself though
il is rarely exercised to choose its own chairman
IL has been the almost unbroken practice of the
House TO accept the charmen of it, several COM
mittees the members whose names stand first in the
Lists as they are made up by the Speaker but if any
committee is dissatisfied with its chairman IT has
tbs right to proceed 10 the election Of presiding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
THE FEE RECORD.

ASSURANCES AT FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE.
GLENs FALLS, n. Y, Nov. 20.-The institute
DESTROYED by fire at Fort Edward. last night WAS In
sured as follows In the North Brit sh $500; Queens
$4,000; German American, 81 500 Western az Toronto
600; Fire Association. $500 ROYAL e2,lC0; North
American Zoo: Continental, $1,000; ems Falls,
81 600: Atlantic. 5000 Manhattan $500; Revere.
O0O Incoming. - 800 Northern, $1,000; Etna, OF
NeW-YoIk, $500; Commonwealth c2,3ooi Royal
cana IAN $500: Lancashire, $4,000, and Exchange, Of
NeW-York, -, 100 The loss Is total
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BUTLER LOSES A CHANCE.
Az ITEM At WHICH He WANTED TO FLING A BRICK
WITHDRAWN.
II TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmUvE.I

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2O.-General Butler lost his
first good chance OF throwing bricks by being out Of
his seat last evening wheuthe Appropriations Com
mittee Of the House asked unanimous consent 20
withdraw the Deficiency Bill. which had just been
reported. The bill contained a clause appropratng
$500 TO pay the expenses Of the Louisiana Com
mission. Members Of the committee had heard that
General Butler intended to attack it for
the purpose of reopelirg his controversy with
WAYNE McVeagh over the Louisiana settlement.
During his absence trying a case in the District
Court, the committee Withdrew the bill, and to-
day reported IL again without the item in question
50 General Batter viii have To wait until the
regular session before he throws this particular
brick. TIE Democrats off the ADpropriat lous Com
mirtee at first proposed 30 appropriate $4,000 for
this purpose but the amount was reduced on motion
OF a Republican member Mr.. Baker, to S1,JUU.
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plunged into war without having any Ineligible
aim or policy. The South fight for independence
but what do the North fight for, except to crafty
passions and pride y
This long antedates the famous declarations Of
Mr. Gladstone aud Lord Russell. There are letters
at the time Of the Trent seizure, and later stu,
which throw light on some disputed points, winch
will repay reading but cannot be quoted here. But
imagine the sort of talk that went on III private
when so sober and cold man as Sir George Corne-
wall Lewis could write, with reference 10 tIe AeIl
can Government and the Trent: As Cockbun said
of Graham, we shall iron the smile out OF their
faceW o.. ". 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
THE TEXAS MEN EXPLAIN.
THEIR OBJECT N VOTING TO STATION FOUR KEGi
MEETs or THE BORDER GOOD ONE.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


ny TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUSh
WASHINGTON, Now 20.-Members of the Texas
delegation in the House of Representatives say that
their vote on the amendment to the Army 5ill last
week, requiring the President to station four full
regiments of cavalry on the Rio Grande frontier mas
been misunderstood. They knew very well that the
Senate would be likely to strike out of the bill any
such provision and that if il should be allowed
to become a law, that there was doubt about It's en-
forcement. Their object was, they say, to commit
the Democratic party in the House Of Representa-
tyes to the policy If approving the most vigorous
military measures for the protection Of the Texas
frontier They believe that the United States
Government ought to see to it that the lives and
property Of it, citizens are defended from outrage
by foreign invaders no matter what may be the re-
suit. 1t is possible, they say that war may be de-
cared a. the outcome of vigorous military defence
of the Texas frontier, and if this should happen,
they do not desire that it shall be party Affair."
that is. one for which either Of the great political
organizations in the country can hold the other re-
sDousible. The vote in the House the other day
committed the Democratic party. beyond all quts.
tOu TO the policy advocated by the Texas people or
meeting the Mexican raiders with 4 strong ana he
ternined military force and Whatever the etect oil
this policy may be- should il be adopted by the Nd
min!stratlOu the Democrats viii share WITH the lie
pubhcans the responsibility OF It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
TIE TREASURY INYESTIG ALTON.
SENATOR DAVIS TO BIZ GIVEN EVERY FACILITY TO
PROVE HIS ACCUSATIONS.

Ibf lELhHhAih TO lih TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-The Republicans in the
Senate have treated senator Davis. Of West Virginia.
with unusual generosity. Ever since ISL, when
evera Democrat has moved an investigation in that
body It has been customary. if his request was
granted at all, TO put the inquiry into the
hands Of a committee, a majority Of whom
were Republicans, and which was presided
over by a Republican Senator; but Senator
Davis has been treated differently and given an OPP
pOrtnnity 10 show If possible the truth of his often
repeated accusation that Treasury balances have
been habitually forced. The Nice-PresGent to-day
in appointing the committee. made Senator Davis
himself chairman, and Mr. Beck, Of Kentucky, holds
the second place upon II. Messrs Allison, Ingalls,
and Cameron OF Pennsylvania, are the Republican
members.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE OHIO SENATORSBIP.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

COLUMBUS, Ohio Nov. 20.-Washington
Mclean of The Cincinnati Enquirer WAS closeted with
Thomas Miller for long time last night The fact Is sig
Dhcant, Miller ia General Ewngs right hand man, ana
il is believed that this meeting Is in the interest OF that
gentleman and that plans made to elect him to the
Senate Mr.. Pendleton, who the favorite directly
after the election, appears TO be dropping of, wSie
Ewing and Morgan regarded "a leading him at the
present time. General Morgan Is IN the city, ana eG
presses himself satisfied with the situation. That n
strong move VIII made in behalf OF Mr. Ewing can no
longer be doubted.
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TIE FINANCE BILLS.
TIE SENATE COMMITTEE ALTER IHE siL' Z" D-i--
CONsIDERABLY-EWING's ANIi-NEst M iio' LIN
losing FRIENDS.
~ rr1rcnAPn ro rHE rKInrNE.


LOSING FRIENDS.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE
WAsurvCroN. Nov. 2O.-The Senate Committee
OIL Finance took important action on the Silver Dill
to-day and although the consideration OF 1t was not
completed such progress was made that 1t may pos
sibly be reported 10 the Senate tomorrow OF next
dov. The provision Of the House bill author
izug free coinage was stricken out oy d
vote Of four to three. In the Affirmative
were Messrs. Morrill,, Dawes Bayard and Wallace
in the negative. Messrs. Allison, Howe and Jones.
Senators Herman and Ferry We're absent and paired.
Til. was one Of the most mischievous features Of
the bill since il put il in the power of owners OF sill
yer mines and hoarders of bullion in this country
and Europe to initiate the currency TO any extent
which they might deem proper. the only limit beng
the capacty of the United states mints to turn out
silver dollars.
A provison was added to the bill, directing the
Secretary of the Treasury to purchase silver bullion
for the coinage Of dollars and 10 issue not less than
$4,000. 600 nor more than 50 100000. In the new
CONS every month. The profit arising from the
difference between the market value OF the bullion
aud the nominal value of the silver dollars pro-
duccd is. by the provisions Of the amendment TO
accrue To- the Government and be used as bullion
fund until it reaches $j.O00000.
Propositions to limit the l-gal-tender quality OF
the old silver dollar TO ten twenty and fifty dollars
were rejected by the same vote Of three to four
r. .... .to, ,-o,,sitio,,s wore Senators
I""'o i''N'''7 ..1
horr li Dawes ana bdyaTd ana ln',e o''oaiLs 'Aeu'
Senator. Allison Howe, Jones and Wallace.
Before the adjournment Of the committee Senator
Allison 'nered an 'HeuuLle"I "-''" T. '-'' '-'i'='
and vii. be voted upon tomorrow. il proposes an
International conference as basis for the estab-
-, ~ +t ,,,ii,,i+.1 coi,o,,, of silver
IsAl'Ht Oh t"o "''.''"'''"
II provides that whenever the fIesident Is
,T,--.t +het any three countries OF EurOpe
- ~ .,, to .bo1 l ,r,-
l"ih b" u ''l-'.' I'' o. 0''i'' N
powered l0 appoint two commissioners 10 paI''cl-
pate in such conference for the purpose OF securing
q .,r,-,.r ratio between gold and silver upon the
t:.r ....r. boil I,, ,, ,,,,1;,,,;+,.l l.,-s1
'''.a gu "".0' W ' '' ' 49,
tender, and tle coinage theIeoI De unIeNtIlctea'
Tho b.U as if now stands. directs the coinage of
.f.l4 .,r,..- l.ir ,,..5obi,y troIo Grains at +be
CIV ''N -
wints of the Dmtei states on account OBJ me VoV-
eminent in amounts varying from S2,O00,OOO to
G. 600 oo1 ,roptb tte h,lor - l,o uuroia sad NV
81, 49,, ~ : -. -
tir '''l''-i5 Oh 'He Iio''li|' an" '''- ''" I" ''
paid ont az Its nominal value. There IS no
lr,i+ to I'll. ov-sut 10 which the silver dollar
49, ,.o7..i +.l,r aud g. -,,.. No. ,,,.I -;
I.'"t "' USE" an " d. ''-'' '''-'' '' ' f ~ ~ 90
liquidation of the interest on the puulc deot' ana
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1ocAL REPrBLcAN REpREsENTATION.

At the meeting Of tie Republican Central
Committee last evening. tAe Executive Committee recon-
mend.d chat the basis OF representation in tie Central
Committee for the coming year be- DELEGATE for every
POO votes east Tor Of the Presidential Electors last
wear The recommendation adopted after some 0p-
nosfion A REPORT was also adopted recognizing John
iT Hraly IA tie President OF tie regular Republican
Association IN the With Assembly u strict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
AHrGHwAYMAN CAPTURED.

GREEN RIVER, Wy, Nov. 20.-Scott Davis,
OF the Black Hills stage Company arrived mere this
ing with eight head Of horses stolen from the company
AZ Lance Greek weeks ago. the thieves having been
traed across the country and the stock captured One
az the thieves was also caught last night at Aka Sta
lion on the SweetWater stage Line. twenty miles from
mere after having been shot through both legs The
other thief escaped, is supposed IN wounded cond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21

ROCHESTER, n. H., Nov. 20.-The Comic
Manufacturing Company building. aC Comic, Y. H.,
burned this morning The loss Is $1,000 no insurance
Riley Parker, machnist, and y. v NhliehOuse, who
ran Il saW-ml. iOse $1,000 no insurance. The IRE was
tie work OF an lncendary.
WArERTowN, y. Y, Nov. 20.-Beach & Dodge's extern
sive tannery at Harrisye, Y. Y, destroyed by fire
Yesterday. The loss il $4,000; insured IN NcwGOrk
agencies There no further particulars.
ToRONTO, Ont, Nov 2O.-J divers planIn y-mi and
large quantity OF lumber destroyed by fire this
morning. The loss is $4,000
FIRE ~ THE GLOBE LIFE INSURANCE BUILDING
A fire broke out at 1870 a. m. yesterday, on
the fourth floor Of the Globe Life Insurance building, 40
Nos 3i5 aud 3f7 Broadway The floor where the fire
originated occupied by Robert c. Irenbath, dealer
Ina ii sacduas whose stock damaged about e poO
e damage 70 the building viii not exceed 500. The
losses are fully covered Dg insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH MINISTERIAL CRISIS.

PARIS, Tuesday, Nov 20. 1877.
The Official Journal announces the resigna-
ton ~ Cabinet which President Mac1ahon has ac-
cepted The Ministers will serve until their successors
are appointed
The Republican newspapers comment bitterly on sem
aes vote ast Night the orier % the day proposed BY
the Right regarding as The commcnccmcut OF serious
conflict between the two Chambers The Conservative
organs consider that The result OF Yesterdays proceed
ings leaves the Presidents position intact as 70 places
him above party strifes They recommend the Govern
ment to keep within tue prescriptions o. the Constitution
SIGNIFICANT LEGISLATIVE ACTS.
VERSAILLES, Tuesday, Nov. %, ls77.
The Chamber of Deputies, hy OF 2J7 20 2IO To-
day passed motion. introduced by NJ Belmont, in be
name OF The majority 70 the effect thlt, in view Of
the doctri. es cnunc.a'cd by the Due De Brogiis
yesterday the Chamber, being resolved TO mlin-
tain it, prrogatives against encroachment, adj
journs tho discussen the validity Of the cleo.
lion OF " Ree. under Secretary OF state at tie Minis
try of tue Interior until Electoral Abuses COMMITTEES
shall have reported on bis doiugs relative Official
canlidatgrcs.
M. Marion then urged that, as the Ministry had rc-
signed, and no regular Government existed Chamber
no t0 adjourn.
Th' Chamber, Notwithstanding the protests Of tho
Reht. agreed, By vote of 233 90 23l to adjourn until
In tA- Bureaus. IT. Gambotta being asked whether tho
t would vote thc direct taxes at oucc, repued .n'ttlas
The Bureaus nave elected the Budget Committee All
the members belong % the Left
The attitude ~ the Chamber Deputies has created
deep innr -sOn here
TYc senate today adjourned until Thursday
The Defense urges President MlcAfah0n ~ select an
energetic War Minister, the Minister OF war may IN
few dnys be ccd upon % play prep0uderang par, IN
the Cabinet
The France publishes circulars Of the Ministers Of FL
nance and Commerce. EMO ming their suD0fdnatos
assist tn Electoral Abuses Committee neither directly
nor Indirectly.
THE PROPOSED NEw MINISTRY.
LONDON, Wednesday, Nov 81. 1877.
Reuters Paris telegram says tie Ministry will not
be glzeted before Thursday Il expected that 1t Will
uc follows:
Genemli Grmauiet de Rochebouet. President Of tho
Council and Minister of War.
NJ. Iat0ie. Minister OF Instruction.
NJ PouyerQ ucrtier, Minsjcrol Finance.
NJ. Dcfrcycr, Nnster OF Justice
II. de Weiche, Minister OF the Interior
VI Bonneville, Minister ~ Foreign Affairs.
VI. Delome. Minister ~ Commerce.
NJ. dc M0nig0for, Mnster Of works
Admiral Gcquel dies Touches. Minister Of Marine.
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TIE BULGARIAN ARMIES.

BERLIN, Tuesday, nov. 20, 1877.
The semi-oliclal Mttar VOchenb'dH states that the
Russian forces IN Bulgaria and the Dobrudja nun.
Der 100000 men, and the Turkish forces 100000
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extra session until the very last Of this week or the
first Of next and if Congress remains In session
over Saturday next, many members who now desire
TO adjourn, will prefer that Congress shall remain IN
them TO reach their homes and return before the
first Monday in December.
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ADVANCING ON ERZERUM.
A LARGE ARMY So THERE FRoM KARs.

n A+AA'pi@ ann cI-.'A AIAttL nun kAl-.
GENERAL MELIXOFF TO COMMAND TIE BEsIEGTSG
FORCES.
Inc Russian main army Is marching on Erzerum
TO aid General Heymann's forces now be-
slegng the city. General Melikof left az
early as Sunday last for the Armenian
capital. ReinfoTcements are 10 be sent from Arme-
MIA to the army before Plevna. II has been proposed
by Russian general to march Oh Constantinople by
way of Asia Minor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
vcE-cOYsUL BRADFORD IMPRISONED.

SAN FRANCISCO, NOV. ZO.-COnsul General
Myers has received telegram from Shanghai saying
"Yice-C0nsul Bradford tried for emDezzemcnt ae
pleaded guilty, aud was Imprisoned. He appeals to the
President"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-07
miscellaneous.
nrAurirY'Ne BAZAAR
+ 1 r''1 II i a WV
l. Issss iiHni kAA WV Wv
irll1-~. Issss il liz \ " " -
prAuTIrYING BAZAAR
8, wrsr i4rll ST near dlh ave-. only depot
THREE DOORS FROM MAcis

The iarrcs; stock NJ . -
HUMAN HAIR GOODS .. go.
nncquaci IN Nj. city or Europe, positively KfTNlhhp
"1vvtNsE Sttlt ESs Of our now FALL and wINrtR
FINIiS nj COtFft RES. complying Tie lhit. INhl'iN
NOVELTIES. from e. upward Together win m"slil'
I.D.a .-... IL
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RICH TORTOISE SHELL GOODS.
direct from par. Lat Il Novelties. Combs. Ornaments
Jcwclry, Sc, lower than any other house Repairing
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-24

New York Produce Market.

FLoUR-Recelpts of 9,4o4 barrels. Dull
and heavy; lots25 cents lower, Sales OF 5000
barrels No. is quoted at at 81 59@5 90
superflne western and state at SO 75aSI on
gooo extra western and state at 81 0o9T 25
good 10 choice do. at 81 3sas7 40; com.
mon M to choice white wheat western extra
extra Ohio at 81 c0@s 90; common to % choice sTCe
extra st. Louis at 81 Oo9lo so; Patent Minnesota
extra good to prime at IS 00s9 so choice to
double extra at 50 t5a1l 90. Market closing
.,~pstn., pane,nts of no hiisheIs given. Duu
at 81 90 winter wheat nominal.
ern 81 Ooa1 05 for state
TdRSlEY.@Quiet and firm,
ita2c lower and 1aPsv 5000 bushels. Market
for forward delivery. sales of 14S,HDJtnspot
New York No. at 5s,a59c steamer mixed at
5996lc low mixed at 60@6o%c New York No.
at 62@63c steamer yellow at &C; yellow
oITs.-Recelpts OF le,sOO bushels. About
cent better and fair trade. Sales OF as
900 bushels. Mixed western and state at AZ
@66c; white western and state at sA@7Oc :;
New York No. white at ssh@49c New York
No. white at 52@53c New York No. at CSC
66c No. 2 Chicago at sic white western at
4sKa56c mixed state at 6sHc white state
HAY.~Steady and unchanged.
HoPs-Steady. Sales OF new eastern at SO
CorrSE-Rio quoted quiet and steady. Sales
at l6% aQo%c gold for cargoes; l6%@22c gold
SUGAR-Flrm and better demand, mainly
speculative and unchanged. Refined quoted
quiet at llX@llysc for standard A; l2A@l29sc
for granulated; l2H@2'Sc for crushed anu
powdered.
crate Inquiry sales at 60@T0c for Porto RICO ;
b5@65c for English Islands 5o@62c for New
Orleans.
RICE-Moderate request and firm.
PKTRoLEUM-Ftrmer and quiet. Sales OF
crude at SIC re1ned at lac.
Sales 00nn0A
sA@s5sc.
EdGs.-Quoted as steady. Sales Of state and
Pennsylvania at 13@l3Hc llH@l2c for west
ern southern at ll@llHc.
PoRK.-Dull and heavy. Sales OF new mess
at St4 rs.
BEBF-Quiet.
LARD-Snade lower. Sales OF prime steam
at 50 b7a9 62k for new and old, and closing al
50 so bid for new and s55 for old.
BuTTER-Heavy and unsettled. Sales at l0@
lac for western lo@lsc for state ; l3926c fol
new, .-
CHREsR- Heavy, unchanged. Sales at 7@lsKC
for common TO prime.
WHISKY Steady at 81 IN.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-24
The Turf.

| THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUR--sKooND DAT.
BALTIMORE, May "a.
The first race, mile sweepstakes for three
year olds, was won by Lucifer, Glover
brook second, Diamond third time lao
The Baltimore cup, 24 miles for all ages,
was won easily by Tom O'Chiltree, Pres
ton second, Burgoo third; time Ala.
The free handicap stakes, for all ages,
l miles, was won by shylock, Jenifer
second, Invoice third; time 2:43t.
The mile heat race was won by Rap
pahannock in two straight heats time :46
and 1:47.
SECOND DAY OF THE LOUISVILLE RACES.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 2S.
The Alexander stakes, half mile
for two year old colts, was won by Pom
eroy, Bramble second, McHenry third !;
time 49t.
The mile and three quarters handicap
was won by Courier, Kilburn second,
Dusty third time '054, the best time on
record.
The two mile dash was won by Whisper,
Kstrine second, Glasgow third; time, 3;363.
MAY MEETING, MYSTIC PARK.
BosToN, May 23.
The race for the 2:27 class was won by
Lady FoxeY in three straight heats best
time 1926.
The race for 2:50 class was won by Wal
ter, best time 2,35t.
On the second heat of the first race the
black gelding James G. Blaine, valued at
$4,000, fell dead on the track, having rup-
tured blood vessel.
PoUGHKERPsIE, May %.
At the driving park to-day the 2;27 race
was won by Alley in three straight heats
best time 2:2s.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-24
Electric Flashes.

Peter Papin, Lobbyist of the South Car
olina legislature, attempted to bribe GER
tain members of assembly, and when
brought before the bar Of the house, said
the charges were an Infamous lie and SLAM
der. Resolutions were Immediately adopt
ed consigning him to Jail for the balance
of the session.
A suit has been instituted by the Aus
trian government in the New Jersey chan
Gerry court to recover the property of John
Runner who committed suicide some years
ago in Hoboken, 1t being claimed that the
money was stolen by the deceased from an
Austrian railway office.
The governor of New York has signed
one of the code bills. known as the suspen'
sion act. The others will not be signed fol
several days, as there aie so many other
ahead of them. This is also the case will
the new capital bill.
The New England free lovers disgrace
full convention at Boston was almost broker
up by party OF Harvard students, LAB
night. The police would not interfere.
Another seizure of smuggled goods ha
been made by the treasury agents on th'
steamer Bothna, consisting of ladies' ant
gentlemen's wearing apparel.
Henry W. Longfellow Is visiting Henr.
X. Brown, the sculptor, at Newburg, N
Y, and will speak in the Unitarian churcl
in this city Sunday.
The international British celebration q
Petersburg, Va, was continued yesterday
one of the features thereof being a pre-
csssion of delegates.
The carpet weavers in Dobson's mills
the falls of the Schuylkill, who have bee
on strike for the past month, resume
| work Yesterday.
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Several Miridite in,urrectionary leaders
have been arrested near Glinbigne by the
Turks while on their way to Montenegro
TO concert common action with the prince.
The question is being discussed in vi
emma whether 1t Is not advisable to incor-
porate Bosnia, Herzegovina and Servia
into one state under an Austrian archduke.
The combined forces of the Russians are
marching against Mukhtar Pasha's posi-
tions at Olti and Bardez, but Mukhtar ex-
poets to be able to hold his ground.
A Bucharest dispatch reports that Tues
day morning the Turks fred from Raho-
vava at an Austrian steamer, which, after
several shots, caught Ere.
The Greek minister at Vienna has given
most decided assurances that Greece is not
to join in the war.