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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23

COMMISSIONERS. The County Com.
missioncrs completed their settlement
with the Treasurer yesterday. aud re
port having found the books of that
official in complete and satisfactory
order. An order was. made by the
Board yesterday to prohibit the dis
charging Of ballast in this harbor. and
q penalty was prescribed for the VIC
lation of said order. A prohibition
order OF this kind is just wha. is needed
10 put . stop 10 the dumping OF ballast
N this harbor. The harbor is deep
eiough now. it is true. to accommodate
. considerable amount OF ballast with
out injury; but it will fill up fast
enough from natural eauses without il,
and the ballast in time would prove an
absolute damage. The Commissioners
will meet this morning. pursuant to al
iournment, aud all outstanding bills
must bc filed with the County Auditor
before tho commencement OF the next
regular session.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23

PAINFUL AcClDEST.-A young nan
by tho name Of l.. 5. Card, employ ed
in &c sash and door factory under Col
msa's mill, met with . very severe acct
dent yesterday. He was engaged in
saving out some box stuff. when kno.
in one Of the boards caught the saw
teeth. causing the board to spring out
of place, throwing his right hand for.
ward into the saw. The index finger
OF his hand wal badly cut. while the
two middle fingers were literally man.
gled to pieces the saw cutting through
his hand nearly across the palm. DR.
Baker wss called to attend to his inju-
ries, and found it necessary to amputate
the two mangled fingers below the sec
ond Joint The other wounds were
dressed, aud the injured man lett in a
comfortable position. The young man
is comparatively . stranger in this city
having arrived here recently from the
East. aud shortly afterwards finding
smploymeut.in the mill
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23

CoAL-The barks Montana, Gem OF
the Ocean and ship Washington Libby
Gre on the way here for Seattle coal.
The company's bunkers are new with
out vessels but full of coal. and had il
hot been for the arrival of the bark
Lizzie Williams last night, they would
have been obliged to shut down their
transportation. The Lizzie Williams
will now take her place At the bunkers
immediately. aud the company will
suffer no considerable irswbac from
the delay Of their feet. and will get Of a
large shipment Of coal for the current
month. so far as known TO the agent
here there are rs yet no vessel. on tho
way for Ksnton coal. The Talbot CON-
psny, however. have two vessels fully
due here and another TO leave San Fran
cisco in few days. Their now bunk
ers. ut the mines. are nearly completed.
aud they have "a contract for about all
the coal they can got out this season
with their present fac lities.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23
GREAT RESULTS FROM
SMALL BEGINNINGS.

ED. lSEELL.GESCEk :-Au a-tlcls ap-
pears in the las; lNartAcr. Star. two
columns hong, AID as singular L IS con
celtion AID couc.asi ms 81 for its
verbasity and braggadocio 1t remind.
us # the orstjoa running liz THIS wise
"foa would scarce expec. one Of IT =
age.
To speak IN public GA tie stage;
And 4 / chance ~ fall below Demos
themes or Cicero,
Don't view me with q critics eve.
Bat pass nay imperfectsons by.
Tall oak. fror1 little acorns grow,
Large streams from little fountains
fow
And all graf men like i"
Well. here the lire broke. memory
fa'lc to come 10 time.
Twinkle. twinkle. little tar.
How ! wonder y hs, YOU are.
Up above the world 50 high.
Like denaoa in the sky
To be serious. the light from th.,
''.sfaT' :nust have been vague and mis-.
lsadlag when the editor peuncd tina.
article. There is TO foundation for
the criticisms against the Seattle
clergy. their so-called leader or the
Postal Clerk, only in a disordered i'm
agination Of poorly balanced brain.
The idea vi loading a cannon and
shooting it to the nuzzle for the pur-
pose Of killing = hornet, is too redi-
culoas for grave consideration.
u II
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23

Ho. FoR NiCToRIA.-The steamer
North Pacific is announced 10 leave thi.
port tonight at 8 o'clock with the ex-
cursion patty for Victoria. Our Boys"
the Seattle base ball nine like Mar
tin Chuzxlewit. when be sail ID for
America. 90 with great expectations,
and hold their ability in high esteem
They expect tn teach their English
cousins u trick or two" with the ball
and bat. aud TO bring back with them
the laurcls of the conquest They are
somewhat skilled in the art, and ut the
greatest odds the match game will be y
close one. The day will undoubtedly
he one Of unalloyed pleasure aud gen
esal enjoyment IL all.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23
The ALLEoHANIAiNs.-Thi, trou

The ALLEoHANIAiNs.-Thi, troupe
gave their first entertainment 10 = very
good audience last evening. The en-
tsrtainment was versatile. refined and
most enjoyable Among the real gems
Of the evening was the quarte,te. THE
Good Old Days Of Yore." which Was
heartily spplauded the performances
upon the Musical Glasses" by Mr.
BenjAmin. was very exquisite and
formed the very perfection Of harmony,
The "Quickstep' played upon the silver
horns Was also excellent, and the Duet
and several executions upon the Swiss
BELLS. vas particularly enc. Among
the most interesting features Of the
evening were tho Dutch comical,t,ss by
tho WymAns. which kept the audience
in . constant litter. Their last con-
cert will be given this evening, At
which time oil children belonging to
the public schools will be admitted for
twenty Ave cents.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23
L. Madam MALTA, the fnrtun

IE Madam MaIta, Tic t1rtune
teller. WAS arrested under the vagraut
law yesterday The arrest was no. a
very creiitablc piece Of business to say
the least. the Madame having conduct
ed herself with circumspection and in.
;ertered with no one, or done anything
out of the way 80 far as We have
learned. unless il be by telling for
tunes. There was no reason Whatever
for hey arrest
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23
tY- Yesterday morning We received

communication recommending TO the
people Of Seattle. a season Of fasting
and prayer. pending the receipt Of fur.
Their news from Washington rels
tive to the appointment of a
successor TO Judge Lewis, and that il
such al appointment be made. that a
season of thanksgiving be had immc-
diately afterwards. We decline. how
ever, to publish it. lest it might seem
like we We're disposed To eNult over a
fallen foe
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23
Remember This.

Now is the time of the year for Pueu-
monia, Lung Fever. Coughs. Colds. and
fatal re'ults of predisposition to Con
sumption and other Throa: and Lung
Disease BosCuEE's GERMAN SYRUE
has been used IN this neighbo. hood fol
the past two or three years without q
single failure TO cure If you have no;
used this medicine yoursel go to your
Druggis, .............
ana ask him of its wonderful success.
among his customers Three doses viii,
relieve the worst case. If you have nc
faith in my medicine. just buy Sample
Bottle of BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
for 10 cents and try it. Regu'sr size
bottle 10 cents. Don't neglect cough
to save IS cents.
PURE Mocha Coffee f,r sale cheap Of
cb,thnro pro.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23

Icy Mr.. Chapman. who Was talking
of binding a Steamboat here next sun
mer, has decided 10 settle down perma-
nen.ly IN San Francisco, and has sent
for his family Mt olymria. He has also
abandoned the idea. il seems. 1T build
ing a steamer for the Puget Sodnd
trade
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23

u The bark Lizzie Williams ar
rived here las. evening in tow of the
tug boat Favori,e. She brought up
lot Of household furniture and effects
for family q. San Francisco. Who are
10 arrive here on the next steamer
Thin she will discharge on leslsr $
wharf, and theu haul in 10 the Seattle
bnnkers for coal,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23

ls"Mr, Shoudy is doing several fine
Jobs Of Ornamental fr,soo work. A job
Of this Kind. and very handsome one.
has Just bcsn compile ted ia III" Gem Sa-
loon.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23

- The steamer Dispatch on he'
trip up from Semiahaeo this time.
brough. up cargo of lime from the
Orcas Islsni kiln 10 Tacoma. eonsigns-i
20 Portland. On her next trip she wall
bring up another cargo from San lusn'
consigned to the same place The de
msnd for lime At Portland just nov ap-
pears 70 be unuus!ly brisk.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23

sB- An extensive land slide appears
70 10 gst; in; IN Ter Way tear bnl!eres
shop, A seam h. teen epencd IN the
bank. and stner Il mos'n- do" g
wards TIE WAR sc us nna mem
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23

II The bark David lloadley and
ship Sagsmcr,. bouni Tor Pot Gamble.
arrived at Port Town>e Yesterday
together with the bark Lixxiv Williams.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23

~ The schco .er Amer 81 Uisi Al
rived at Fort Ludlow yesterday svoss
SIN Francisco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23

sy- The bark Emerald sailed from
Pert Gamble yesterday for san Fan
r,se,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-23

PURE Mocha Coffee f'r sale cheap 81
Chilbcrg Bros.
, 1877-08-27
RUSSIAN TACTICS.
WHOLESALE MOBILIZATION.

Dtsp+.ieh 10 Loadon NAHFs.
BERLIN, Aug. tO.--Thc Vienna eeml.ofticta1
Poiai&eAt Correspondent confirms MY statement
touching the antiqusted tactics Of tho RussE<n
troops. According 10 tho Austrian Govern
sncut organ, the depression which prevailed In
thc Russian army after the recent defeat was
far too great u be explained by the loss OF
a!nglc battle, md this for very gTaTc reason.
The Russians were not 80 much d!smhyed BY
tho repulse sustained ~ By tic experience
thst ,hv particular mode Of attack upon
which thslF Generals relied for ccr-
susy Rr .ro had proved entirely ~. y;
Ficyna that Z bayonet charge IT massel col
umns Ind heeonu practically impossible ln these
brcechloadinx days: they were taught that
sacrifice of thous4nas of M1cs, though D iustncr
times It frequently nrodnSea good military r.
lug but prohtIcss butchcTY. Coupled With tho
dpnbt whether 4 new sysscn could "a essi'y
sdprted. this experience created panlG aftt>.
Rcthcr out of proportion u the magn!taac Of
tho rrbnff sustained.
THIS statement Of tho Austrian Government
organ 4 ps{test; ar1tn e4 ony oyo eSo
tho beginning 0! tho war. However. ~ tho
Ruaaians arc now having EtcouFto to Wholesale
mobilization, tho chances aru that they will
eventually make up fur dciotlSe esnlutions W
crushing superiority VI numbers. IN addition
10 the Lat Hires ayailabtc corps mobtEctl, CUPS
Ia this operating army arc laAt being 1!llc4 up
from thu remaining sescrFe aud tho genera!
luyy, over and aboyc whtsll the new taouAcripttoN
viii yteld AuU,000 recruits. 1n these ctrcun-
4tancea, wcsr it not for tho delay Incurred by
the transport Of Troops, operations would haya
becp resumed belusc this With tho help OF the
new a.ris.!s. But thu Russians have untY oar
railway line, with onc kut Ut metals n their DIS
l,oss!, and II IL believed cannot transport morn
than At0Q men per day on 1soumanisa soIl.
, 1877-08-27

TIE hAssAcRE Br C1RcAsslAhs Ar kAVARNA.
tofr<spoH1sset Lsad"a That.
ATukNs, Aug. 4.-As thcru were many dlf-
tercot accounts Of tho massacre 1t Kavarna In
circulation among the Greeks, ! waited until
tho loFeTnment hal received m official report
oil, tbe tragedy before writing anything OH The
subject. Ths dispatches Of tho Greek Virr-
Consul 1t Varna leaSs no duubt - to the
main features vi tho affair, aud, although
IL Il still Impossible to ttste exactly the
number Of persons Lutchesod and OF women
aud children rsfsied o1. they supply tho
bas3s Of ~ Approximate calculation, from
which It appears shst tho victims cannot have
numbered lever than 80 souls-tha! IL 10 Say,
aquarter VI the entlre population ol the plaeu.
Thu Greek Government. sccusoa tho Ottoman
authorities Of layiog encouraged sAc ctrraaslAn
sayages By their lnose than passlre attitude.
Dp tho n.psAiug Ut July 81 ths utcek Vice
Cousul ss Rs1Da was Informed by telegraph that
The cLEts.ians Ut k&varua wrrc beiuR 1uasaacsed,
Hc immediately enItayored to lnl the tioy-
e1il0r, but llA not succeed iii dofuK ~ until
midnight 1ie then showed him the Telegram,
and, addrcssing hlm in language pot u be n4l4-
understood, told him that he would be responst-
ble for tlc tloo1 hixh was teiny split II is did
not Immediately take eficartous measures u
stop lbe xork Vi slaughter. The bsbop ef
fhIua. who WAS prtscnt, supported tue demands
aud applications of the Yke.Cunsul Tho Cor
but u the AAme limo endesrpTe4 to Justify thu
lnassacre that VA RulnE oD. t&Y!nx that tno
Ch1l4tsana u kaya1ua ought to hare quilted
their homes Ts:ler thAp $epel tho aggression
6y toISe Of arms; t9 1theF *ptd', ~ ooTsroEr e,
defense. by The tiu,c the Ottoman fore X.
already over The Cisra.sisns dAd lst ara to
, 1877-08-27

LONDON, Aug. GA dispatch dated Erzesnun
Saturday aaYs the Russians advanced upon
KuinKafA and Wescnkay on Friday, but werc
compelled 10 retreat alter 6vc hoursf engage
meut, during which soule Of their ammunition
cases were exploded BY Turkish Ahct'. A
dispatch from Coustantinople says \ telegram
was rccei1ca there that Tho Kussians lost 1000
KILLED and wounded In this atfaIs.
CONFIRMATION.
LONDON, Aug. aN-Mukhtas Pasha teto-
e1aphed from uucdIklcE on Saturday ~ fol-
lows; "We have gained great victory, hsv!ng
carried tho heights Of Ktztltepo during tho
night, and repulscd thrco Russian attempts to
rc.ako them. Two lundred cannon vero
brought into action. The engagement became
great battle. mating until O'Clock Saturday
evening, The cucmy Nete routed along the
wAole line, with : loss OF 1000 killed and
wounded We euptnred IN immense quantity
Of ss.na and munitions. Gen. 1chautchowzs-
sott, commanding tho Rus4!au cavalry. WAS
killed. Wr lost ! ,ooo killed and wounded. In
Guiding several oGicers. Ay horte MAJ wound
CD" Dcrvt.h pssha, telegraphtnx from ba.
tqum Friday, clalIns to hare captured the re-
doubt Of Dttangulr. One hundred Russiana
wera killed. :.
An OPTICAL RkFoRr.
LONDON, Aug. "a blue book II puhlhhcd
containing Col. Weltesley's report. He says
Dat, although be has not personally visited tho
alleged teenc4 Of The atrocities, he las, from
examining reliable Englah and other w!tnesacs
OF tue, operations, arrived at arm and honest
conviction that tho accusations sgs!nst the
Russians Of csuelttea arc eutt1e!y uafoundod.
Tbe war, however, IL one In whlchlitsis quarter
ID given on either aide.
=. AFpQiNfNBx1s
, 1877-08-27

pxnnpr rRnu Tffs uXrrxu srATEA MINISTER on
r,,. rnsntrtnr or 1suAxllrxs In Tus orro-
H.x EMr,nn'
W..,,,sa-as A,r oa-A s,&o.+.h h.. hr.,
"A.uiHo'usI nus' SO u'ss.ssn s. ~ 80
fccetseu AZ tne ucpaFtment o1 etate 1sons tho
United States MiniAta To Turkey giving Inter-
eating "details concerning tho nusntes, status.
n,I c.r...,+lon of bc tsro,]l4ca In ths Ottoman
r!u !s' ~. 49,, ,,,t.io- ~ r.-s.tt,s. T., .hs
Ehpue. tno LULA. nu...to' ~ @s'at''ss ~ Aho
empire u gtseti at ooO,oU. VI thiA total hoh-
mAnta contains 1000, Astatlc Turkey 60,00o,
Europesn Turkey 75,QO, keryta 9000, rtc. Tho
I1rnnl stn1rs Minjstrr s.7s that m.t,ra In tic
s. Tnsea .,t.'s -. ..-,,, r.. ~. 1...s,,."s
lu1A coupc1s u1ta ~ aa'1.'t s'as tao 3s!ae,.tse
have becn oettef trcAtea " the ottoinah lhaA
ty many ot tho Westcrn Powers, and that tho
imt,rc.sion nyevaIIs t}lat they arc bcttof
.-.r,~s r. a.. Tvr,ra than M
uea.ca s"o 'Pas 4a ..s
Christians. Ihcy are feeoEntke0 ~ ao MUG
pendent rrlIgi1us community, With the psiytt-
srh,d fh.cham E.sh, nn.a4xlnv. In con,a,
t,Hr.s, ~ H. fnurtinns rrrsf ina',ence. Tho
.Gt.,. ntni,tcr - Enrr}s1, Affair nr,tesrci
~ 4. HH tf.xn.r5 ,hxt whrrr 1'1rkiah Tnin nl,-
s,nat ~, f+r..,it"s .fx.rs rniuyrI cyery oriv.
.ns .ns. sn nnn,tx scrnrtei ~ La laws Il IL.
s.sSu snn'an ".u ..,hI+tts s'' ~ '@'~
'o. r.. o,,Ix n,.,trr.tm.ut of J.raalItes which
ans psfn 9.u. ~ nn.tantilnHio iMrtng tSn
.,t,cis, ,cS.n nf H.. Naynani VI thxt u tho
, 1877-08-27
A Great Victory Gained BY the
Turks In Asia Minor
Saturday.
The Russians Routed With Loss. Of
1900 Killed and Wounded.


scH1PKA.
lHy oaoh to 7At caaeaoo Tribune.
LONDON o7s1oz or fnk oa1oAoo iafpo"h.
No. 6 PA@'RA'h l1Aos, STRAND aug W
a, m,-For fvo days the baakane nase se-
echoed an almost coaonuoua 'oAl ~. ~ s@aAoa'
nde, ana amoxo""featHH a1o otnA s"in!AB
around tho Jagged peaks and crnga shat hno
the 6chipka Pass. Tho whole OF tho strange
story Of the nattlo In tho heart OF tho mount
ains .....
WILL "1'A1 De 1o1p'
for eye-witnesscs were io"' anu tno otnce.s
aud soldiers OF 'no nne "oto M'he 700 aseI'Iy
lntarsstsd IN MAINTAINING 'ne'r o"n p0s,.'ons o,
70 iake note OF tn7 6ono'NI p'os,ess ~ w
nRn' anu lno4oen1 ~ao.. "1 T...s. 81 .;. e' ~
any sap7e4oont
from your Correspondent s''o o'o wv Nv
nccount OF INC sacoe"1'o ~, onba6onen'a .nA.
we haso yo' naa. "a'a 's uou'Aa aIonteteu l,!
scn'ps" fnas' ".es 'Ae 1"s'e AA.o a'uaos.
TO notlAoop'e' "o oo'ap'e" "ao4'os u
'n1one''n'ot'1'
oa4o'"A,a'f oo'1.noot1o n4 Tue aoH1'
but aoanaoaeo y too@ @ooa a1e0t s"o nu7'
SLAMS penet1A'ea mo "oome"@ inose 70.
doubts OF ea1'n ana 1ooso esooo arc "tua.a'
each side OF = narrow f'ser oea "n'cn
1or'neo q toa"- sua nv p'a.ea as Aa,*n'
t"gcona po'n's LOT o'stanco o Two OF tasee
mlIoa. 1t was theso "n'eo <fourka 70.
ferred to IN buensFee5 "aen 10 saa tne5
cou'd 10 hold .--
| A"1a" uonn n1.. ..... go, -.
by 10000 meta- The great General himself,
Al Ia known, loft hM command To takt
, 1877-08-27

Russian war veste1s from the Daudaue1fsste =
safety Of the suez Canal. This was asst SS :
however, that Turkey ~ Eotne to 81 30 G1sS !
11so%ss ~bo'a .he % Id I risht 70 count; but no
tion could be more unfoundcd; hs fooke Il
tho Russians - already beaten. They haa'
deed, taken the county for moment by tur.
,ns p1s;'' a,, .Ha by .a sy:n :':e 20. o' .os ' IL.
tanco south OF The Balkans. Is one spcct..
men Of their barlnro1s cruelty. ho ncntionni
that they had driven Ian women md children
tnto barn. anu tsrs nn1nt ,ne taem n i1e Rs.an.
committed other, II possible, more Infamous
cruelt!es, such as cutting oil wnmcn'a breasts,
o. e3c au ps1 ct
to triehten the people OF the country and n.
poltcywa nearly succesefui; and tho Turkish
peace rather than Let harmless aud l,eaecfal
sbe sudden tide OF Russian con-
quest. waa turned; they neFe being
could be no longer any mention Of = word of
peace. II ali tho Powers prbpo*etI peace nnah-
imously to Turkey, si,e w0Mlt nut seteps IT, ~
for the ruucirtafkct-of advance OF the british
e to s int. p1 ssy sy' naanR s iGsH
at.ount, tat an the open ard avowett aily of
Turkey, antl4 therefore. the enemy ot Russia.
the policy ot either the i'aiuc or the Porte, but
think lin likely enough to represent tho aver
aee Turkish view, which in these days goes tor
something.
EGYPT AND ENGLAND.
/ BRITISH OCCUPATION WILL NOT De roL-
EnATEp br THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NostEM YANATICJ3M.
Correspondence kt,e tork Htrolt.
CArno, Egypt, July 2s.-Tht fauatictsm Of
the Mohammedsns il daily becoming more bit
ter and Intense. The common tul1lcr, tho
dealer In the baxaars, the donkey poss sscn, all
hAyc de1ant expression unknown here bsforr.
Tbr Greeks and Moats1tss come 10 hlo@s no"
much more frequently than few weeks elncc
| The house servants espn bear themselves Will.
! sullcu, silent demcanor which bodcs no good
| to Christians. The KhodtVc Ia said 10 be very
| much annoyed at these neutrality-suspicious. nj
his sub.ects, and secs In this scrtu,ls otstacIo
| 10 the 1tshcd-for civilization Of MS dontntont;
| Surely England, in tanning this hane oi
| fauat!ctstn, could not have realized tho extent
Of the cond.gratton which may cnsne. she has
tnauEuntcd 1 measure which, II properly dt
rectct, might have been an etfectiTo check te
Kuasia, but now It may sccofl With tcnfold force
upon her OWN head In India Tho hoalem pop
ulatson there = very restless. and IN the1r otsc'
| tinctton between Russians and Eng|tsnmcn.
An Egyptian pacha told NC that une thing
might he deemed certain, THAT sh1ut3 En-
gland atteps 70 osc'lpy Exy nt se "1 xou esvt
moment uutinv would break out In lnslf:
which would CAUSE British rule to trcmblc.'
And oucIl IL the unanimous oplnfon Of MI Mus
eulmans who havo reccne1y arrived here fro1s
ASH
Turks be driven from Europe tho Eastcrt
, 1877-08-27

IN ahrnn.iy md precipltonsly, aiIoldlnx no ac-
cra. m fhn vA1lcvt nortt9o{ the Bxlkaue. Their
tole use to tho Turks VIA .eHasdlng positions
from whence to tsnk the central schipka Ridge.
1t Is posslbls also for troops to descend from
then, struggle through .ha Intervening elen.,
and e|lmhl4g tbs ateep slopes o. tho sehipka
Ridre.
o1vx HAND 70 EleH btnzn
ou the rosA which runs along it, summit This
lonp, The schipka position would. OF 'cour.e,
b turned, hut the advantage would bc OF ailt1e
avatltui the road had bFee opsns4 er cafFyins
, 1877-08-27
DEATHS DOOR.

DEAlHS UUOk.
Ample Accounts Of the
Scenes OF Carnage in
Schipka Pass.
The Indomitable Onslaughts
Of Sulei1nan Pashn's
l.. Terrible Turks.
Into the Foss Of Blood, and
Under tho Portoulls
Of Destruction. r.
Tho Valiant Russian Gen. Drou.
schinsky Goes to . He"
ro's Graye.
The Fate Of the Defenders Of
Thermopylm Frowning upon
sohipka's Occupants.
Reports, from Various Sources,
that the Pass Has Been
Evacuated.
More Hard Fighting Near tho
Scene OF Last Weeks
Bntt1cs.
Pitiless Disaster Sickening Alex
l.. anders Heart at Every
Throb. >.
A Great Victory Gained by the
Turks In Asia Minor
| Saturday.
The Russians Routed With = Loss, o
1000 Killed and Wounded.
Gen. Tohoutohowaazosf Possibly Toher'
go,Ikasofr) Reported Killed
TIE DEADLY DEFILE.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-17
SHERJFFS SALES.
.HEkIFF'S SALE.


BY vistue Of q writ of Levari Facias, to
me directed, viii be exposed to Public SAle,
at the Hotel nj H.nry d. Paulin, in Odessa,
In st. Georges Hundred, New Castle Coun-
ty, Delaware on y -
TUESDAY, Slst day of July, AID. 1877.
at O'Clock, p M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that cer,ain Tract or piece OF and,
situated In Appoquinimink Hundred New
aAtle Counly, and State Of Delawa @.
bnunded and described as follows, tO-w1' {;
begin Ding at the nortn edge Of Noxantown,
MIL POnu, q corner for THESE pre- m1ses and
for and of John Appleton, thence with said
ApplelOn's north one and ha degrees
west thirteen and one tenth pc ches to the
middle Of the road leading from Middi :
t9wn t. Peterborough. thence with tn.
laid road south eighiy.nine deerees ca 81
partly with this said road ayd p aTtly with
o. hs r lands Of the said Edward silcO south
.even y-six and one-qu.rler degrees e4't
tive -ty. four ard five tenths pArc aes 10 the
AppnquiDiminR Greek and the said Mill
Pond, to the plac- of beginning, coDla1u-
ing ten acres Of lrnd. be the same more or
less, vita Frame Grist Mill, Fl anne 'well-
ing House, and stab. e, thereon 9 ected and
also the mill dam, mill pond, and ther ghts
and privileges "ppertaining to the SAID mill
and wafer power,
So zed anu taken in execu lion as the pro-
perly Of Jonathan 8. HAM, and Mary Ane
Hanu, his wiIe, and t. 4 9, and 10 ne sac by
hAAC CRU bB, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, New Castle July ', 1857.
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