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GRAND JURY.

Wesley j. Eidridge. (Foremsn,) Bucksport
Theodore Bunker. Franklin.
Henry II. Clark, fremont.
Isaac y. Cole. Brooklin.
Herbert :. Doriiy, Sedgwick.
George Grindle, Penobscot.
Raymond ID. Gupiill, Gouldsboro.
Samuel L. Grindle. Castine.
David q. Means, Surry.
james Z. Saunders, Orland.
Octsvius VI. stover, Bluehl.
Parker Spoford, Bucksport.
Edwin B. Spsford, Deer Isle.
Elisha Tourte otte, Ellsworth.
kittredse X. Thompson, Tren ton.
Henry Tracy, Eden.
Timothy {. Tapley. Brooksyille.
Newell " ilson, Ellsworth.
rIRsT JURY.
james A. Hartman. (Foreman,J Orland.
james NJ. Butler, Hancock.
VIM. W. Burrill, Dedham.
Freeman Dority, Sedgwick.
Isaac b. Dessisle, Lsmoine.
Daniel T. Eaton, Deer Isle.
Alpheus Herrick, Penobscot-
Lewis Jordan, Otis.
Reuben Jellisoa. Msrisyille.
Charles Jarvis, Surry.
Patrick Larkin, Ellsworth.
John 5. Lyman, Eden.
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Memoranda

seh MARY Cu-hman ht,en, Boston. with
ire sbt '
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will demonstrate to any v no NAV desire to secure
for themselves or Their friends the advantage, OF
such resort. They viii had a handsome man
ZION IN pleasant, secluded ans fashionable part
81 the city. organized % the most Client nrr
And conduC led p 10 secure all the benefits ri
hospital and At the same time retain an thc char
Artcrlstics Of home. - large a number ni aI.-
pliclnts have sought admission to thl- excellent
Institution during the past year that Dr Rhode, Is
now engaged IN cndravoriug to secure a larger
establishment for their accommodation. Having
personally examined The institution and observed
the details 81 its internal economy, We would
recommend It one Of the bSst resorts open to
atcd. 1881
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6lnos5o
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01

Sartori. Huntington, Cr1sker and
HopElus The four principal owners OF
The C-n'ra Paclnc E4iiFoaJ. have an in
come oi a least - OeJ 9uy yea,.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01
FOREIGN TOPICS.

Beln is suffering from a collapse ir
the prices OF real estate aud decline IL
rents, There are 200go vacant apart
ments in the city.
From the 7,h of January. 175S, no n ~
ri4ge was celebrated in St PA1fs, Lon
don, until the 9 N instant. when The
daughter Of the lo.d Mayor was married
there.
The sniritua.is,s claim that the Primo
ess Beatrice Is fac medium, and that
Q le-n Victoria, the Prince of Wales and
the Duk- Of Argyll are said to be deeply
interested il the subl=c
Tnx mortality Of newborn infants in
Norway Is On an average II per c=n.-.
while everywhere else II - o-en from
Is % - per cent This small mortality
l. due 70 the fact that the women II all
classes Of s5eis;y alSays sucki- their in-
fAn.s-
In Berlin there are about one hundred
fem Ales employed il the IelegI Bn Of
he's, and among them arr n any Of the
better classes Of society. IaGSe VINO Ell
ter ara trained il Inc necessary theoret-
icAl and practical knoEl-dge II = speci al
schoo. esta bisned % the postol1ce au-
thoTlti-s.
- AF4 AAA 4 AAAt= DE- Il a -
about to visit s,5m= qZi-t Z lglIsh water =
lng-pl2ee, where he can secure needed
rsst and m=di al tre4tm ent. Teou Die l.,
however, feared from the ruthless deter
mInAtion Of E9glIsh hoa-lunters, wno
Eill spare no fort to break IL upo1 his
privacy.
Mldshipmen' fare IS no. generally
luxurious, but wneE tue mI1s cIpmen
happen to be princes the case Is differ
eat. The two Oldest sons Of the Prince
Of Wales nave luxurious quarters on the
trainIng-ship Britannia \ part Of the
ship has been fitted up for them and
their suite at a cost Of $1,000.
Every now and then q cloud Of sand
obscures the suG's rays at Romr. The
phenomenon has frequently occurred be-
fore. Toe sand rises into the air from
African deserts, and hoAts long time in
the atmosphere. Tne rigging Of ships Is
Jften covered with il at a distance Of
over a thousand miles from the African
coast 1ne PARTICLES are exceedingly
bne and Of red tint.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01
Fashionable Furniture /
]. & ]. N. HARTMAN
No 40 King street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

- We respectfully inform the ciii
- zens OF Win ington, and the sur
rounding country that We continue
3E TO manufacture and keep On hand
Al our large and long established ware
rooms, Furniture Of every variety and
style, consisting OF Mahogany Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parlnr
dinniEg-room and cham ber uses.
Our assortment Of Furniture Is larger and
more varied than can be found in Delaware.
and all articles sold al our establishment
are warranted a. represented.
Yeniiian Blinds OF the most fashionable
designs made 20 order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and con-
stsntly keep large assortment OF Spring
Hair, Moss and HusE Mattresses.
J. & J. y. HARMAN,
4io King street. Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01
A HEALTH INfLUEA!B

Restoring the Nervous and pogj Hs1
Imparting Life, Strensth' "H
the UdRilo organism. .-,,sat VA
iStlecexSfltlly fredffll Dt,saSe ,.nI = TAlCl
DIR BRYAN'S ELECTRON ,V,SViGgs
MAGNETIC APPLlasscda
Recently introduced aitei !eJr1pka
and research. They are oi q,,b Ha1 a "a
er. Imbuing the system WIN 1,I gs|
current OF ITtdli=Dig E'ee'i'' -"
force. Pow
ELECTRICITY Is NAT | ! hh ~ hInspsil>
A Sovereign Speciiic IN =! Pibe IA
vous Debility-DiSeaSes rnilapsy-
Rheumatism Paralys!S-EP..iIm ..iImIpds]
ca Spinal derangemehl>.Trd and Fanc|
Disorders OF the kidneys-"N i
difficulties generally. .rl cbarge
The Appliancesar are SIr3ns';;e r,'a-,;ei icint1
Electric, Galvanic and Mas IN. NJ saitiS
OF different degrees q ule'Sn5 on5 efai 4
all cases. and conditions an'
ichere medicines h1rs lfdGeu.- pbysicsr'
Reference 10 numerous -
IN stra;et Pa mhplais -ea, ezp,ie eie., N
pies OF their aciioA. w.
adol, A ddEtNp IN BRYAN
III East FineeYSisaF 10
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01

CHcAGo i certainly a co-abead
town. It never doe: anything by
halves When i gers " q c5ntagra-
tl3n, the affair j, Tut u the stage in
hr.t-class style. Il, mob, are Of the
lj:alu;in order always. and, IN keep
ing with this disposition to stand at
tie head of the heap. II mstter what
p, gong Oh, it has 5ro;tel cut its last
SENSATION in the form g.. Savings
Bank -windle that i almost without
parallel. if We except General How
ards EXPLOITS with the fund. Of the
leeaAa
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01

S11tE SEPI .l,BgR DJvIoESBs Com
pAr4rIT-ly Tea dIEid=ni. are declared
ana bat small. amour. Of interest on
securities falls due IN Ia- L 5a.a Of S=p-
.-I 1-!. Ih= f9IIoEIng : lis: Cf the
H1L1- II TaIc1 .nt-r--r L=,g.-s during
ne present month u al.e1 S.ztas 10
~, cou poa registered tome: B=lTIiere
D-.aEare Railroad, s-c3a1 mo- gage. 6
5-r c-Lt. Gu pol connecting l. .ilryad,
p=E cent. 5oa goG L4st Psc4-y!vauIa
Iszi.Eo q, E-sr l5Itg sg-, =. c=---. c5u-
52a I --.ga valley kl.rs@d, -. c-nt.
registered Pl!l4dsiyhi4 aud R=zdiug
"a. sui I--n C5up4u.' d-t--ture :
pr e n, registered coupon W-st Jer-
~ Railroad, { PR c-Lt d=b-nture. u
pon L=hiRE N2viE sii3n, pa- e-nt-,
-oLT-:tll.-, guaranteed register "a
lon1s-
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01
ASONABLE!
GUN CAM PH0R.

Which. being volatile. its oior perrneates
III entire mass or bundle Of goods. and j.
so.5l dissipat7d when they are again open
ssi Or.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01
.4YERRIBLEHAIL STORM.

The terrible hail storm Of tEo weeks
ago did al enormous amount OF damage
IN the vicinity Of Centrsvill-. Nd. 1t
cut th- fodder Of all th. cor-, seriously
dan4ge all wheat in the sheaf by
threstinZ i out. killed poultry md seri-
ously injured all stock exposed. som
fields II tie best c1rL were almost ruined
- Il, u1t wLeEe tne corn was forward
the crop vas nos 50 bAiIy I'M dred i1ougn
the fo1d=E Eas destroyed. Iae dam age
to tEatt VS. - very s-Ti5gs. Ine
storm ps=s-; though or 0t tl- finest
farming sections Ta-r5 l9J bushels OF
s.-eatIs common cop ald some nave
EzIs-d this Year - L.gn a. .1sJ busaels-
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01
C. W. BARRoW a. Co.

OrItIdl lIdIId-tIe.
Courier Journal Building, Louisville, Ky.
or THOS. H. HAYS & CO.,
GESERAJ. EASTERN AGENTS.
az Broadway, n. Y.
SEND for Circular. ivIO-d&w2m
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01
VERMONT SNAKE STORIES

The Burlington Free Press of Mon
day thus groups them "Near st. Al
bans, the other day, snake was seen
II feet long and as round as a water
pail. AS he stood on his head and wig
gled his tail in the air the scene was
terrific. A woman at Sutton, recently,
heard noise among her hens. She
went out TO see what was the matter,
and beheld large snake ofa barkish
color. 1t did not seem like tire or1i-
nary striped snake, and was coiled mp
beside one Of the hens, aud the hen
was Tapping her wings and seemed to
be fixed to the spot as if she were
charmed. The woman killed the snake
and subsequently the hen laid an egg,
the small end Of which is the exact
shape of snakes head. The egg
was broken, and in the end was a
small but perfect snake, alive and
about one inch long. Alfred Gile, Of
Danville, is reported to have killed a
black snake, recently, that measured
) feet and 3 inches in length.
An idea of the shrinkage in values
may be cleaned from the report OF
the sale Of the Baltimore Sugar Re
fnery, which was knocked down at
$52, 800. The establishment cost orig
inally more than halfa million. The
cost of the machinery alone was Sl97,-
900. No wonder wages are down.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01
WASHINGTON.
Ex-AacHrTEcr NULLETT's OYER TO
sTUNP OHIO DECLINED.

-
STUMP OHIO DECLINED.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3I.-Mr. A B.
MuIlelt, ex-Archisect Of the Treasury
recently tenderel his services TO the
Chairman of the OaiO D-n0crAile
State Central COmuitsee for the par-
pose of making DeuOcrAtle sPeecass
throughout the safe duriug the ensO-
ing campaigu- The .usf=r was res Deet-
fully declined
THE MORMON SUITS TO BE PRoSErC-
TED.
Various reports hare beea started II
the newspapers c'01cer1tnE tue coarse
that the G0vernusas will lake II re-
gard TO the suits pendiag sgxlaSs tae
Mormons in Utah Territory uoE satl
Brigham Y0Uag Is dead IL Can De o.
fcially stated thai no Instructions
have been sent TO District A-t1ruey
Howard to dise1utinus the suits, 1gf
will any suca be gwen hun, en- tls
contrary he sill vigorously Pcoseeirss
al cases gro ring 09L OF sle. Al11CaIl
Meadow massacre IN WHICH advlIes re-
celved from Salt Lake Cl5y sAY ara
making rapid progress 10 pcucuring
with .sses and testimony HE regreE eX
pressed thai Il vii never b. ka5wu
whether Brigham Iouug WAS himself
impl Gated iu the massacre is waste
for although there will Dc 10 direct ef
forts made 10 impiie4te him District
Attorney Howard Is cJnldenG tGa5
from testimony eiicirited IN the trIAts
Of the other Mormons indicted for
completely 4 the aft irthsl Brigham
Young's connecti9a with il viii be
clearly SCI fo,t1. he is confident that
be instiZated the massacre. Il has
been known for some tine that the
Mormon Influence in the Territory
vas on the dec Iue. ani now the De
pArtneut Of Justice Is confident that
since the oecease OF the head of the
Cnurca, Brigham \ on g,the rapid de-
dine. anQ fall of the Mormon power
may be safely predicted and that at
no distant day. The control Of the terri
;lriAl aff airs will pass into the hands
~ the Geniiles. All government ad-
Vic-s received point directly to the re
suit. The action of the Government
towards Ctah may be Influenced by
the manner IL which the election OF
Brigh-m's successor is conducted.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01
DRC6 sTOREs.

The Best Quality Of MEDICINES,
AT WILLIAMS
TIE MOsT RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES.
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFCMERY cOLoGNES. &c.
AT WILLIAMS
a tine assort n=ut OF HAIR. TOOTH. and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
4 Glass OF ICE COLD ARCTIC SODA
WATER.
AT WILLIAMS
Choice eFLANORISG EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure
At Ninth and Market.
AGoo1 KEY WEST or DOMESTIC
CIGAR,
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN & IMPORTED SOAPS,
At Ninth and Market.
"Ge; the best" WILLIAMS SAPoNA-
CEOCS DENTIFRICE.
AT WILLIAMS
Cho.ee GoS.ti. Accuracy IN dlpe7tsiy,g. anf
R..Isqi1I2e F-risss
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Corner y nth and Market.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01

The foIloEilZ o-ter from Gen Israel
Putnam has re,,-n-ly o=e1 discovered
among the Archives Ia tae Pennsylvania
State Capitol. l. i Eri15en n = scrap u
paper, eSiden-ig the / y I.lf af blank
book. and Is penr=t n a t-gi6l=, bold
round hand, an reads II F3iBgWs.--T I %
are to send I-gJg r2EiQa. I'd 5h4 bIrrDks
for the yous OF the hlsnous- Israel Put
nam. 10 Mr.. t-a1zs- D'4ce1her 80,
I7.G
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01
"ONNE NIvUM Ex 0BO'
HEALTH, Tone, VIGV

LONG LIFE AND HAPPINESI |
The Monks Legacy or Vital RsS1
Will strengthen the nerves, preysnlll
OF the physical forces. build up and ID
to vigor the most shattered oO1dfr
and positively cures impotency AMID
ments Of the urinary organs, elthds7
ell or constitutional. BY mail ph2s
Address J. PORTER STANLEY
Manufacturing Chemists. 35 DfOnl
y. Y. Send for circular. aly%
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01
RAILROADS.
nHII.ADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.

nHILADELPhlA WlLMlNOAON
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
JUNE 10th, isTT.
Trains will leave Wilmington as followa
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
I. q. As Sio, 800, 1e-0J g. N. $50, 40, 3D.
Phfla- and New York, 222. s,E. a m. 12-sT {,
Z -. A4s, p m s..,.
BaIsiEa-e and Washington, LOO, $50 am.
rz4 i2B. 10. SJsS p. m.
Tr-kf,,s Eor ls.ls ware Division, leave fcf:
New Cassie, SO, s-2A- $50, a. m. l-SO, o-SO,
p - m
'rls nsf-.Lr = A. A.. rs1<rua.tAse Stations, 500,
III, u II
g-xcAkr TRAINS
Pntak3RiPiilB Amt lIssfr1e1sAts stAlions'
vl n IL 5.iFa. i..Ai. J. uI--
PrLaiis5ai yis.ih AMI Nfw Eerx, -. a. m
B.klIr l1s1rs AMI " ASH ssS'a0u, M am.
F,sf further a1.isrussEia5n Fahssengeis are
-sfl.r-sJ 40 sAa time saelss posted AZ the
t,4puC Il n AEN y Ell.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01
CARD.

Tie lE l=-s lgne1 successor To AMI a rsr1-
uEr ir Ice late lTm % Z. B'iuElurs- 4 -,
VI f8l-sale aud Retail Druggists. viii en-
nrz the business al the Old stand AID
e-t-l4e reiurnlI= : uls sincere thanks mat ne
previous efforts of the hrm have ra4, v-Isb
sucl gratifying appreciation. " III! Win tie
aid of a full corps Of competent and skiIi
fni! assistants. who have had a pracficaI
training IN tnis esta b!isAment n tne,r ~
periencs respectively. Of from five To Tan
dfe5 o. ne Phil1felphiG C5Is9e q Pbs,1ga1e,,
endeavoT by faithful and careful attenticgsS,
the highly responsible duties of tbs
A pOthecary in his manifold dealings win
life aAd health. TO merit and receive the lib
eral patronage solong extended tothIS hone
Z.JAMES BELT, A potherarv
o5-1 Cor Sixth aud Market Straa,s
The daily gazette., 1877-09-01

THE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANK.
6o2 MARK EFT STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2SD, 1851.
Open to receive deposits daily from A
". until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat-
urday evenings from 10 O'Clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
OF six per cent, mas been regularly paid on
deposits, since the organization OF the Bank
and II is the expectation OF the Managers.
that tEis rate OF dividends will be continued.
When dividends are not Withdrawn, they
are accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice in
each year.
MANAGERS.
Clement B. Smyth, George W. Bush,
Chas- W. Howland, George s. Capelle,
Naihap'l K. Benson, VI. L. Lichenstein,
Henry F. Dure, Edward Darlington,
E. NJ. Stonsenberg,' job II. Jackson
William NJ. Field, VIM. II. Swim,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. w. BUSH, President.
GEO. s CAPELLE, Vice President
feb21.1y F.. 7. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-02
THE AXE HAS FALLEN.
The Appropriation Bill Enioined.
And Some Of the Packard Tribe Weep and
tsmash Their Teeth.

The following petition was filed Tues
day morning. by the Attorney General.
i'm the Fourth District Court;
To the Honorable the Judge of the Fourth Dis
trict Court parieh Of or,esns:
The petition Of the State Of louis
lana. represented by H. N Ogden, At
torney General, with respect, shows ::
That the General Assembly OF Louis
lana. at the extra session, held in this
city, in this year 1877, passed a certain
act, entitled:
No. 9S
An act making su appropriation of atty thou
sand dollars out of the general tund Tor the pay
rnent Of The msesge and per diem OF The mem.
sars of the General Assembly and the contingent
sypenses thereof ~ veil a. the contingent ex-
nenses Of the q vernon, and making the warrants
,ssnea under this act receivable = the taxes and
licenses due the general fund colleetahle in the
wear one thousand eight hundred and seventy
seven.
Which said act was approved and
signed by the Governor on the 2ith day
of April, 1877. and promulgated In the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-02

Their Eeneral Decay ana Extirpatiar
eiinre tile Prosecution ef Reecher.

EUinrinpa'i Enquirer
NEw YonK, April 2e. Among the good
signs Of the times is the extirpation Of
most of the socialistic proselytiEing SO
eieties which started Just after Fourier
published his famous work. Among
these were Modern Times" of Long
Island: Strawberry Farms" New
Jersey "Economy. near Pittsburg ),
and several other insti' utious, many be-
gun with good Intentions by consider
ate men the good among these soeies
ties failed. because Of the laHiness OF the
disciples and the want Of business sense
In their projectors. But several still
more Utopian organizations started into
life after the ruin OF these phalanster' 'es.
Among these was the Pantarohy,
started by Stephen Pearl Andrews,
q voluptuous old visionary. Ills
theory was N peoonseru9.,en the haeis Of
one, go that the New zsalander and the
Seotchman could understand each
others brogue with only one dictionary.
Devising go much good for the world,
Andrews did not hesitate to say tbab he
ought TO be supported while at work.
He therefore took o house, and for sew
eral years was maintained in eompara-
tive ease by q company of hard working
zealots and obliging DANES, who laborett
at various practical things all day and
then came home at night to maze the
wonderful dictionary. OF course they
did not get very far beyond the alphabet,
but Andrews, Albert Brisbane and old
Henry Clapp disseminated Fourier 9
Treatise. and also gave much encoltr
.agement to short hand writing In It's in
tfanoy. At one time they had consid-
[erable influence over Horace Greeley,
fChas. A Dana and other apostates from
! the cause OF mystic illumination. Dris-
| bane eliminated by getting a $25. 600
appropriation from Congress to lay n
pneumatic tube between the Capitol
and the printing office, which caved In
about the time it was finished, and has
never been resuseitatsd. Brisbane then
took his seventh or eighth wife. ans
shook the dust Of the city from his feet
Old Mr.. Andrews was about played on
when Woodruff and Claiiin arrived IL
New York. and he became an inhabi
tant of their house, and looked upor
the Beeeher trial as his great oppor
tunity to shake the pillars OF the mar
riage relation. He and Mrs. Woodhul
seriously believed that they could fore
Henry Ward Beeeher to take up thei
burden and denounce the marriage 70
lation from his pulpit, and instantly
II not sooner. revolutionize society
Then. with no society and only on
dictionary, mankind would be perfeotl
happy, or at least that portion OF IL re
presented by Andrews. 1t Is noticeabl
. that ever since the prosecution Q
Beecher there has been Tightening o
the orthodox social system oil over tn
country. The whole crowd OF peopi
who thought that man ought to go vii
were forced to the front, and showed ou
so badly that they have nearly all bee
married since, in self-defense. La:
week the Liberal Club, in Now Yorl
burst into two hemispheres, and tber
are plenty Of rooms to let in all th
.. State Lunatic Asylums. Hard times III
very productive OF sanity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-02
0UR FoREsGS REPRESENTATIVES,.
cen. t,eerga A. therid1n to Succeed
Williamson 10 tentral America.
Gen. stephpn A. Bnrbtidge tn nsplaee
Nrnthpr-in Law Crampr at
Copenhagen.
| ianenlal to N. Q. D macrat !

WAsHtNaroN, May Geo. A. Sheri'
dan, OF Louisiana, seems to have gooa
chance of succeeding Williamson In the
Central American mission. The place
Ia worth $4,000 a year. and is looked
upon as part of the louisiana patronage.
Gen. Stephen g, Burbridge, OF Ken
tuckv, Ia also TO have either Belgian or
Danish mission. probably the latter, az
he would thus displaee brother-in-law
Cramer, which, in view Of the treatment
Burbridge experienced from Grant,
would he in the nature of poetic justice.
HrFtI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-02
WAR NOTES.
vhs warren af the Russian Army-sP
risin9 IN tsreeee.

vhe uarrh af the Russian Army-sP-
rising tm tsreece.
LespoN. Nav IA Reuters telegram
from Athena says:
The Greek Minister Of War, having
heen informed of the disposition in the
army to desert aud cross the frontier, in
order to take part In war against Iur-
key, has called the superior officers TO-
srether, and pointed out to them the
iilegality as we'll as the impolicy Of such
n movement.
The distriets Of Hermione. Argolis and
poros manifest disposition to resist the
law calling out the extraordinary re-
serves,
vbe Roads to turkey Empassabie.
The Stdnddrd has the following spe-
cial dispatches: -,.
the Dobnidecha are unusually un-
healthy this season, II the Russtans
really intend to advance In that direc-
ton they must await at least fort
night, as the roads are at present I'M
l,assable.
vne uussssps ur,dsiug the Raauhe.
PterH. Nav A telegram from lhrai
sunnuncea that the Russians are build
ing bridge over the Danube there
odessa 10 he uomsarded.
A..
Aea aouadron will next attack Odessa,
The Roumanians have killed eight and
wounded eleven fugitive Jewe, nea,
Guirgovo, The Roumanians have re-
occupied kalafat
rhe Russian Arm. Advancing ssawiy
IoNpoN. May The Times dispatch
from Bucharest, OF Mondays date, says
The Ruesians are advancing very slowly
The left wing rests at keni.
/ The Grand Duke Nicholas will estah
lish his headquarters at Jassy to-day
whence they will afterwards be al
vanced to Pleiest, ~
It is reported that the Turkish gun
boats have left the lower Danuee, leal
ing torpedoea and the Russian heav
artillery.
It is believed that the slow movemen
of the Russians is due TO an Intention I
give the Turks ample time to retiet
upon sheir present situation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-02
ny TELEGRAPH.
THE EXTRA tEsst0s.
The pete Of the Extra sessien DeAnitel,
FIXED f,r June 4th.
yhe Call 10 he Issued Mt the Next Cabinet
Meeting.
Time Allowed for Radical Opposition TO
the Administration IN Ceol.
tsreeial to N, q. Democrat


WAsniNeron, May THE question OF
the extra session was discussed at length
In the Cabinet to day. A member OF
the Cabinet is authority for the state
ment that the Cabinet is still unchanged
In its opiyion that June is the best
day to e1ll the session, and that the
CabineNwill probably name definitely
the tie when the call shall issue at Its
nextgaeeting, Friday.
Members Of Congress living at a dis
tance have brought heavy pressure 10
bear to get the session called earlier
The administration has been anxious to
avoid calling the session ut all, but Ind
ing that impossible, has had the date OF
the call In abeyahee mainly to let oppo-
sitien to it's Southern policy have time
TO cool. BUELL..