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, 1877-05-14
THE WAR.
Austria Formally Declares
Roumanian independ-
ence !ntoIerabte.
Only One Of tho 800 Turks Es"
capped from tfte Monitor
at Ibrail.
The Sultan Very Angry with Amer
ioa for Harboring Russian
Vessels.
The Khedive's Movements
Watched with the Great
est Distrust.
An Address or Thanks Voted by
the Turkish House to
England.
The Turkish Commander In Asia
Praying for Reinforce
u1ents.
An Eminent Russian Diplomat In Con-
| faronca with Bismarck.
The Turkish Commander In Asia
Praying for Reinforce
ments.
An Eminent Russian Diplomat in Con-
faronca with Bismarck.


THE SULTAN.
NE Is NOT WELL PLEASED.
CoNsrAN7naopLB, May 13.--Thc Porto is
very uneasy about supplies Of arms and amuni-
tIon still to come from Now York, and ts very
angry With AmesIca for allowing the Russian
squadron to remain IN American waters. Tho
bad fecltug il increasing. 4 Turkish journal
l.as alrrady advocated u massacre Of Christians.
Tho Eugltrh representative fas demanded
explanations, Muny Turks resent tue ilca
even Of a fricudly occupation Of Constanifnople
ly tue English, and say II England wants 10
l,elp Turkey sho should do 10 on tho Danube or
in Asia
Thrrc Ia
GREAT UNEAs1NRaa
among European residents. Many ha7e left
aud Others arc lcaylug.
TlE KuEpIvE's AcTtoNs
arc watched very dlstrustiul1y. II is known ilc
tns bccn tempted prcclously by Russia, and 1t
Is thought II the Turks suffer auy important re-
verscs tho temptation will prove too strong for
hiu,
, 1877-05-14

KIsttcs,
TURKISH vKssRis.
LoHnos, Mar l3.-Turk!sh sessels have ap~
pearcd OF Udcssa TO take koundngs.
TUE DRAFT.
LONDON, May ta-A constanttnop1c tcle-
gram says the inhabitants hitherto exempt
fron et,,.ss''t!on s.s - " ,nss s.ns',an!c
San F+aactsee tArt1sct xaYo
The PASSENGER ue sis s.1y o3.. TX ~a,en et, H. oaH
dtspays 10 certain sxteAt the tll'fte!!nR esstlng
m.je.t1 ~ I'D "' SIs uf.ins hifhne't. The Kn,.isn
ess r.: sfsof ts .":a's 8" t.; %.y q
IL. ls,xhl In her track a!a.o'tiaJ her nf't!.h
Majessya corvette t,pai. which !.aa ~ ast,sed the
were yin3 the nas1 Of their rsspessive nations Il
their rcaks. and IL wss utAerved by 'ome Of the
ra'.enser, on board Of ths fry: thas tho
Readiness nj the halljarda to dip the eo1ors.
customary when ntva1 'et.els psa' eaea glher The
he pot eompellc ID slow hrr up. ~ Ill '!ands
o ooard had good opportunity to ~ltnet thc oI1ts
;9a s :ss r.; 5aRHrs xsa ,ys; ,'oS
tct<at vesscls,. Tue QuaHc.,naster Of the i:ursan
sS se ~ &
th+ t.r In eharge Of the opars nnatne al.a mani.
te.ted ltttle ddeetlneasM ~ Ct the t1rdtns'. mani. nj
curvettcs crowded thu port t.hoIcs of their respect
I've sltpa Ant x1arcd. bud the Officers Of The
quarterback Xaxsd 1t ehch other with conseallhx
ffIxldiiy. The Japonetzs commander wa! on the
briurc. and Capt. loblEsun. Of her Ma]eatys Opal.
rec,ined gracefully agAinst The Linnaclc, but
neither VI them g4st thr command to 1alutc. Tbs
Nuaa!an vessel forged ahead and left HJohn Hull "
nsterr, the Quasteftnastcrs walked aWAT with
pestexeI LOOK tlae!e faesa. "A ltuaasn VI 10 was
qucstIouci BY EAronttts reporter concerning tue
matter. snd whether II had ahy slEnsfcance,
| ahrueged ts shoulders ~ rrp1y. An American
naval officer who happened 70 wftnesa tho little
dlapay 0f feeling pron0unces It oue OF tho most
| Angrant breaches OF International couftcsJ aTef
brought 10 hls attention.: II certainly ev1nccs an
absence OF entente c0ftiatS between the represent.
| htlves Of hrr Enlpcsiut English Majesty aud hlt
imperial fluAssan Majesty That pottcnds no good
| EXaLtsn AND AMI A1AiCAN AfFLss.
Gen. TcyGk, tho Turkkh agent In this
country, says that The Enth FEtcs are better tlln
tbosn maar In this country. the Rsotka especially
being stronger and more Mbtk done 6y hsnd.. This
very fact. however, .un6ta them for sfm} usc.
s!ncc the parts Ct different Muakcs arc not Inter.
changeable. On the other hand. tto parts OF
bicd" without tho slightest difficulty; !ftro rifle.
break down in different parts the SOUND parta will
ftlil d together a,4tl make one sound arm. Tbs
EnRl,sf, ritrn cost Il more In gold. The Turkish
Contracts placed In thte country amounted TO e0o
| u0O tnusGrta. Bnd G0o. Ot0 have already bccn
| shipped. 10th comGatantA. In fact tho whole
world, now come 10 us fos copper foF cartridges.
Autttcau copper ltcfng entirely FREQ from iron and
| stronger. ten. Tct1k hnys that kara llaa been
! claboratpty fortified BY Frussan engineers since
the lust Wnr,
, 1877-05-14
THE RAILROADS.

HEAVY I44A WaulIH.
Hpxetas EhfT<tpoAd<aes 0f TAt 1ftAu1A.
D2s Mo1xzs, Ia., May 12.-Hot long aso. Ia
Dallas County. by change Of venue frsna this
cuuuty. J. 4. Williamson ct Al. recovered 4 YER
dict pf $50, tG1 against the Chicago, Rock Is'aua
+ Fae,1c 1talroaa Company soE breach Of eoatssss.
Tho case srosv from m agreement between tho
compsny and III. Williamson and othaF citizens
Of the city lying on tho east stds Of Doa Mones
Klsrr ~ alleged uy ths latter. BY which. In Gun.
sldesatou OF tho donation OF cartsin lots Of land
for depot purposes, tha Company would locats ~
buildings aud yards on that slds OF tbs
river. Tho contract was made With 4F. JOHNSON,
thy Chief Engineer of tho roaa, Ard the attorney
Ut tho COMPANY, Thomas r. Wtthrow, aAsured ths
peopls 1t would b. ratIned BY thu Company. and.
to .anka aiaurauea daubiy sure. tho Company
would Immediately tlsast axpend $500, 600 in
improvements on tho ground ~ donated, and
hsuea would ba,ld no dspo.a on tho west sids.
Three. .foa.ths af the population and business Of
The city IL On tho west side Of tho river. lI1'
neaistsiy after shss contract W. mads. eaa1tts
"a "a s::a. ;x'a: ss,f:s :.ra;;: 4:
ef tha uov%, nal !. once, drew ups written Con-.
sract In accordance with The toraIs of the a:tet.
Msnt aud committee W sslsste1 ~ WI VIZ .,. uIon
vssei a.ids VIII .hs t*@;fk @ "9o hoMs
coatset @ M e she lsttsf. have not .xreoa y haili
dspat N tls. wr.t .Ias. .a,l VIII aot do .o."
l.ut hs did not stsn ths ecntsaet; Inua matters
sauiei ts@porasr quarters uatil lat ytaf. when
pIans wrrs p.oj jeeted for usw ana permanent
cas- 10 It, II VIA utcrssaiy IL eEtNv5 two tto44
:ts. I'D xAsn .es Sht. cSars a r.: t.
po,cI Is ii o1ety siep, uut tue company dustty
succsedsd and the lepot wax hualt. Then The
east stde contributors " tbs nd fur thu patrhase
Of lut4, portion Of them. |oinea tn suit sxasu't
tho Cu.upsny, and got . verdict.
Nuw comes deotxu y, 1oaes. ons OF ~ con, , :.
tsbu.ast. and hsiue: *uit 10 damaxe* tos s7o. oo3
hs faitA lu lhu plsdxe4 Of the cum.~ny " erect
thcis drpos* u tho eaAt side. hp e1eetsd lafys
has sinp4uy been lo4t, by ths loca.ioa Vi ths DE-
pot ~ kls es1 sAis. ls hotci as4is,sr sY'auness
, 1877-05-14

8ptctaf Co1TxapeNfx0e1 ef TA4 7T4bHnf,
pEs No,NEs, May 1c,-An engineering corps
started from this city yeslerdayto nisao the pro.
lfmlnarY survey Of The Des MaIacs, Alton & 81.
dos narrow. .Rauyo road
sinultansaas w,th 10 southwtsss,n M ~ nasf9w Ms.
Noine4 L MtnpesotA to Indianapolis. Il haA bssn
located to Hamilton County, aud tAs ax'a!d soleI
County tu vate 10 thB Company all the swamp
lands now belonging IL That county
10 At4 In IT, construction through &Aat
county, The nleetlon will be held JuMe ii, sud
VIII probably curry. NJ Il Il much eaa!ee 70 toto
public lands than to v0te money CUT of private
ppSxAtA+
, 1877-05-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ITS CAPTURE uY ruE~4uHKs 400 rEA1,s AGO.
For nearly 4.5 rsars coustantnople has remain. |
cd undtatuEbcd In the possession Of the Turks On
May ~, l45-the city was then Tho Capital of the
byzantine Empirc, WAS stotmed BY tho Turks,
the last byzantine Emperor, Constantine KILL.
losing biz liic In the defense. The taking Of the
city IL thus powerfully described by Richard
kno1lea In his "t1istory Of tie Turks" published
In 1909. and aacond edition In 1d10:
A,tItt1e loforo day the Turks approached the
~ hall whereof iittle iii Il 9asn, by reason Of
y: s:t asas sts as TO- eoaa sftss not nt'ss
dark how to defend themselves, but woro without
Number wounded OF slam, but those were VI l1ls
King made uotc reckoning than to Abasc the frat
torca ot the defendants. rPon tic nr*t appea.'
ii i u,on,ent, and Il one, instant. On e'erj .!do
tSs t a y H. se ao
haa before appointed which psn,ef the e!ty every
icy vaianty perfofsnsd. ,d'li1efin8 thcjr arfows
aud shot upoil tho dciend.1ts 20 pick that the
ht a4 va. q.hs # 1s
ladder: and coming even to hanastrokss wit.
thu defend:nts upon tho wa!; wl,s1e I .ae fese.
wsrd bY them which followed after. Un the other
stde. ihc chrislans viii no ltss courage wlthstood
Srer.xhr1n,ch ti,r,n 1ith shnf ifnrtn hn,i nrrnxa
and other hurttul levteca from above, tlat th'
rrsIx IN rntisc' Va" wv 0'
siohammed, secins the great slaughter md di.-
anassIes ~ an III III men q, Wa wh"n be bad f
hat m,,rnoar reseryeM n. s iast h"ns md rsg,,rs.
1n"' ~ VIM" rnmsny a. On lii fnirtmr soidIsra
| ,xnre nva,, "ncnuraDcd. and tha tetribIe
hsraa. Rf rcs.r not e, u.u Iii no.sIb.a msnna
| r. m"ints;n tIe nssnujt: Ly nau,e cxiti,,r unGn
fs and tsae n mtatg nna M" oS,,s
IT, IT, nIt t"r,he ,,rnt h. Ebei, tr nssantt
iaE snus: at 5,eHf"i XIX tasre rsv"v i" III
,ri.i.s ~ snnnw fInnsnnt.. AMI stt.jt th.f tj,u
Tu1ks lay lcai Gy i,capa uron tho ground vi
sIn ~ IVY " are S's Nv t,.cis rnr,n;cs.
:" th,s n rn fcrs1h'n rnn1cI Il chaneea Juat1n1
.n%.' ;ss . E @sssdsa 4 T. st% VIZ
9M tbe eaG aeo Of ts ehasce uot ;SaYtpr auy to
snpp,y u ts ss soon md ~ sot ,sse .as es3 81 ths
~" .sc1nrntr 70 T., fur iho 6nJ1 ii uf lii Woupd.
~ ~ h.f,,r ;n,rra T,sn nn,. nttnrr;hnr i,s
| e.srsG"t' '"o""~' "'"'' ~"
Ths :odsF f tsss ps,sn ~, W. I've 10
uepastn.e " ~. ts"n tI, ts.nn. III IL tasI,
- ~ ~ n ,,.t, I'M M ~,
s,c Vim @ H. 1aht ,yhsfe5i II" otbcr .oIdters
.maysd r. tn'thet BY hesps s'o nat WILT
taey asy ~ snnec " ti,s sntrsnr. ~ ~ .ts cnt
nv fs ~ r"s =" rr.nt r,.ttInd mi In: n wklch
pss:a 1na , ~, "
asf toos @s ~ ho - H. ss,s t es.9 ~ III
~ ,,.S :" tnt M ,sns iii issr.hv enhsi his
.;I'1t,v a1tct fonnd ~ * nrr. snons
;S aaa ent o ", ~ NJ fothw @ pssssasd 70
, 1877-05-14

III 1AA AA4A9A 81 AAlt~
sAs FnAsctsco, Nax 13.-AFnFed, The Pacific
Mail steamer City of Toxic, from nony Kong. April
70.
CHINA.
SlAx0ItAt, Arf1t II, --Dovustattoh by the famine
Ia uadimiu[shet In the Shantung ant chth;a lfoy.
fnces.
The Prince of Fu, tue youngest Of the four 1mpe-
r!al PsInccs uncto Ut tho present Infant EMpetor,
died March Is, aged 81. lie had i,.tle conaees'en
with public xynirs, but respected fur The mild.
ness ant aprtshtuess Ut hIs character,
The ridiculous tale Of u cutting mania, which
startled the Central provinces Inst autumn and
winter. IL now revived III rGklng. and causes great
Consideration anlous nj! classes.
lArAN.
YOKOHAMA. Aprit -. --ExccrtIng from tho secnh
OF tnennsrt,on thrrc I. no important news.
cnslle Kaumanot.; oess:sa M " rs feosls nsos,y
abandoned their position and retScufc,t Iii ttso
directions. whetker to A!areEsu Ct to Esxauac The
conflict On fresh ETuunds y yet unknown. The
eyAsu,,.ent expse+s an npWtun tAat tue cuntcat IL
now virtually cndrt!, though guerrilla lMhds may
asstats The southern provinces TOT soue time to
come.
Nrports Of tho death OF sseso. Tho 1ehel isader.
0cn. sucgo, ynunrer brother Of the tnsurrre-
tionafy chief, md lsto Cynntlsstoner to tho Phil
adclphta ExPor!san. ~ stcadfass'y loysl: and now
tbs Emperor aud Court ato sill II li1oto. but
they aFc expected 10 return to Toxic early ns1t
n0nth.
q open. unscrupuIoas hoat.Ity u tho aapaneaa
iarma.!er c, r. Thon.p'on. United stste. Navy.
attempted suicide ~ kobc, March IL, but ~"
consui. t,encral Van Durrn Is seriously III. and
| hat sailed fot hla health u tiaag konE.
, 1877-05-14
FIRES.


Nkw Yqnk, My l3.-A ira which ilsted all dAy
and destroyed about s40o, 900 worth OF property
hfoIo out at 10 this morning In nrooklyn, In
Campbell i Thayer's OIL Works. Watsf street, b..
tween Warrington And Main. Thn building WA
sEx stories. and oecnpled hals block. Ths
watehu.sn On discovering the flames promptly Rnya
the alarm, and the engineer Of tho building, WITH
several workuau, wrro quickly on hAud, 2nl At
tsmpsed to attach hons and qutneh tho flames, but
without nsa,l. The police alarm vas sounded.
and the FiEe.DepaHmeat promptly rcJpondsd,
willis : seeond alarm brought reinforcing detaeh~
ments. Ths danes spread rapidly aud soon reach.
cd the alxth atoty, Tbs block la which the dta
occurred il bounded by Water. Washington, Ffout.
aaa Main stsesta. Adjoining II i considerable
number Of susll storsa and tenomaata, and lafYe
brick factory, ownsd BY Campbell d Thsys1. on
Fsunt atseet connected BY oil tAuka With tho u,atu
building. By msAus Of these tasks Tho ara was
communicated TO two near bulllings, and when tt
than:uset. About o'clock tn ihs afternoon atu
e 70 .dio!nSs building o1 M p,oGi stfs9s
msu wsrs compelled to faIl back, ind " Z nothEng
but tue walls ot ths building remained rh.o oeea-
wneFu tAcr furniture had been hp!rtedly piled W.
These houses escaped Injury. Frank natton. :
ass.a 70 e:sPs tSm Sa asnss.ossh r. ESi.oa F.
Ths tsil isIu1el III baek seriously, aua hs VA
IN rrrsf4 10 liz lo.sfs, the Superintendent for
Campbell i Tlayef sa}s thai n ihs Water stteet
building thsrs we.s 3s 600 gallons 81 gil IN casks
on tic ioors aud ~ 0O1 ga0na of oil 10 tanks in
tho cellar. Theirs WA also about 81, nN worth OF
linseea III caIes. This pse.s &na machinery In thn
baiiIiu9 I'D In tho rsaf thess wera $50. 600 worth
Of machinery aud IS, 0O0 worth Ut oil. In tae
upper tiooF Ut ths building there wefe 81 500 worth
gallons Of oil aud S0 001 worth of machinery. in
tAu upper door4 ot thts buildinz there wcts 600
worth u s.oet. panla2s u t1e nail1lnx " Wstse M
IL i'll Font street building there wsfs 80, 900
wurlh of lln.scd+ $,0, QUO worth ot machinery.
material. Lo4s on building about $40. 00t. Ths
tutat iasufanre aggregates ubous $500 0o0;
1hs firu.NHtshaa mnau m Investigation. md
rouabuston os olt cod zunay bags: 4 k4sgu nun.
tcs of thea ars lasowa out 9f employment. useas
dsc, but . strong police -fosca kept them oBtsids
tAs Gts lines.
, 1877-05-14
KQfET.

CAIRO, May 1a-~1t il bsltaved the Egyptian
Government will be able to send II, coo tFoops
to Turkey. McKIiop pasaa has been Instructed
by the KhedIse to prevent the Interruption Ut
tbs pa4sasse Of tue 6uex Canal.
Kuaso-sHRs1Aa DIPLOMATIC NEGOTIATIONS
haye eeeu Transferred from Be]gsade to st.
ressrahu1u. owtl1 to ths conduct Ut aha Rus
, 1877-05-14
GERMAN VIEWS.
DEBATE III THE 01KNAH PARLIlAxx1 on 1H1
SASTkRN Qu1afI0Ms

NsoolcA 10 london 1tnss.
DERl.x, April 21.-Iu to-dAyA sfttlng Of tbs
German Parliament IN animated discussion aEo&a
upon ths present state of ihs Eastern Question.
llesr Joetg. 4 lssdek Of tho more moaers1o and
statcamanlike section Of The n4TaEAn ulttsmou'
&anes, introduced tho subject. liz fully sysnpA.
thized with ths announeed policy Of The Russian
Canu, but ha doubted the SINCERITY
Of Government who wcEe persecIung Roman
Catholics With furious rage auylhiug but Cnsis-
uau. The infamous acts committed hy tho AuA4sAa
, 1877-05-14
EEOiIUh.
Eneefdf HtndkcA to 11A 1tttHA<,

KEEsux, Ia, May lJ.-Cnder tho recent con
eolidatton Of the interests Ut tho To1ctlu, Peoria j.
Warsaw and tho Wabash Hallway. son,c important
changea hare boon made In the running arrange
mcnta Of those roads II this place. The Toledo,
Peoria l. Warsaw will commence Tomorrow 10 run
all tts sains through to Keoknk nstend Of urling-
ton. making this the principal Western terminus
nni that tho branch. 1t In probable that the Gen.
cral Western Agency viii likewise be transferred 10
this paint. The Wabash has olsu chnnEed one Of
rttY, -tnstca1 OF QulncY. Another retnlt Of
ths combination u that atl through freight con.
aIgncl to tile Wabash ID now turned over to tho
shin anythpE frun, ,eru orrr the 11st.nAmed road
10 Eastern rosnts. ID a@setcd IN railroad clrc!cf
that lilo object uf The consolidation IA to tnabtc the
Two Fuads by nntt,nr Ia eompste snoru successfully
with tho Chicago, burlington Quincy 1t Kco&uk,
Burlington. Quincy. and Hannibal
, 1877-05-14
TIE IQYf.

Lo.usvs1tE. Ky.. May n.-WIlliam Murphy.
Secretary Ut tho Lou!4yi!is Joescy clab, sela.
yrapbed from Lexington u Cu', J. +. Joan.on. Vt
Inc Ualt Ilou4c, thIs ho l2s -ust *ceu asY9s'des.
i,uls.iile - announced. I'll reports ~ ths eoa'
tIuly notwithstanding,
, 1877-05-14

BP{E1H4 1NStE@tH " zAd 1FtVNH&s
Peoria. H.. MuY 1j.-Thr fa4t train from
Keokuk and darlington via Tho Toledo. Peorta i
WAssaw, sud Wabnsl, 4 Canada Southern, snd
New York Central to New York City went into
effect lo.Lsy. This predictions TINT tho yandef-
bllt interest s.ould object to tho moro Of a. L.
Hopkins seems to bare proved gronndless. Tbese
two railway rus Enatss bnye been working together
10. son,e i!ue loakns to thla cud, II tace trial
TIP over tho Csnadr Southern Road now !emon-
ltsaies: Tim ,ttne ~ now ssSsda!ea from
keokuk md burlington to Se% YORK ~ e
H. m. and Burlington 1t H:1o 4. NJ sla the ToIeto.
Peoria l. Warssw, This train Will ltass Toledo at
ie47o Dnt1aio nj 7::N md nrT{sc In Sew York City
via tbs New .furk Central at 10 p. n.. making ths
trip iron, Keokuk ~ New York City 1T this pro.
rpscd lIno tn forty hours ana twenty-five m1autcs.
, 1877-05-14
GREAT BRITAIN.

LoNnox, May 1a.-1osd Esakfaa and Maschioasss
Of Lothian Afu dead.
YlRk In GLAaGOW.
0IAsaow. My I.-stingsts'a sh'p.{atd e. o. tho
ttio principal lOss being machlnefy constructing
for khs butch 0osetnmeut
, 1877-05-14

WESTERN RATES.
NEW YUnx, May 11.-laush J. jewrett Receiver
Of the Eric Hallway Company. says the object OF
Tho conference during thu psst wax Of tho railway
managers was to induce ths manaxera of thu aoadA
In tho West on nearly ali Ut which rates from
10 10 per cent lower than arc charged bJ Eastern
saiir..ads, u uIurnl thelE tsfN tInIy BY ~ doing
plsY,
, 1877-05-14

P.yrsrf1Iu, Aass. May lA.-rha ispes. ni1l Of
2, Er4le, JS.. at Dalton, tnrped th1s morning
with IT, r.,utsnts loas. S57, o09; laaaEaaes, S5
ls}o, of which s.. a00 IL iu ths 1t. Paul. Tha
uatcAuau OF discovering lht lrs cut red tas gas
huu4a intending ~ salt OF tho t4s. p4& tSastuS
lamp ~ 4ea au Cxpl. xuu aud Yas fsiaIly tu5asd,
, 1877-05-14

Rack laLAHt, ILL.,. Msy l3.-K. Il. csbis. tho
tu,ued lays v.enlu: from tour Vt Inspection over
ths lima OF that road All or nearly all OF the trldges
On thts road hsye beun coudcsupc4 By hn, aud
srs to hs ba!t q oass y tas apsea at.,
elaas spuI,tio4 ~ quick ~ h can bs doae.
, 1877-05-14

SAN FAANctsCo, May IA portion Of tho
lluaslaa deet cama down from MaEs Island yea"
tcFday. THIS officers profess fguossAee as to the
tfne Of leaving thls port, but admlt that they
haye been under visiting ordsrs soma tne.
They thought they might begtn eoaltag to-
MQIEoW.
, 1877-05-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Lusp9s, MAY l3.-TAs sieauships l.alsaaos
frou Nuw Fprx. aud i'uuu.y suts, tfvM fal!a-
lsphIa, h4ye AtxiseA out
, 1877-05-14

r*G,s, Nay. 13.-LouIa Joseph Ernest Picard,
advocate and statesman, il drsd. Ara. CO.
ECCLESIASTICAL
The Asehh,shop Of Pasl< has wst.tcn the Mlntstes
Of Justice, warmly protecting aEa!ust the vute In
cast4 suspicion upou the patriotism Of The french
Catholics.
THE HIvK1 RHoNE
thfcatena tnuudaNQu.
, 1877-05-14

AtAes htNtNl AlVs
sr. Lorrs. Nay 13.-Another Injunction sntt
was brought yesterday in the United states Circuit
Court by DsrInF Brothers l. Co.. Of London.
aEainak The st. Louls, Iron Mountain Southern
Railroad Company, and Thomas Ailed, President
and Henry q. Msnquand. vIcc-Pfcstdent. Tho
petition In the cave Atlc9es violations Of
the agreement Of the funding scbene. and
Mks that certain resolutions passed 1t dIf.
ferent times by the Hoard Of Directors
under which eesfs,n bondA were transferr1ea 10
Allen NarquAnd and other, ordered 10 be sofd.
be set asldc and declared null and void. Tbs sub.
penas Ia the case wers 7etusnabte Junn 4. In
view Of the fact that litigation against this road
sas been ssequcnssy mentioned IN shcse ds'pa:eh-
sssn 20 rss.!*sent a1a dss.tn,!ae!: ~ :s
Arthur. tic recently. appointed t;ener.l Man
and naest successful sallsohI men Is, The whaIy
Western country. hxs Just returned from a thor.
ough inspection Of tue entire line Of ruah. aud
porta It In most eatisfactury condition shrou:h
out lie sayp It il we'll anu permanently tullt bet
ter tailastsu san tbsee. quarters Of tAr soada IN
the Country: ts bridges cnlvrrtt. and 20 forth atc
Of the InoHt substantial chAsacets that the cten4
aloax the road looking we'll: tho country FapAl.
" iuapsovtnV; nad &has psaspcctx f0f !ncFcastng
tsahc aud general Improvement u business OF thu
fokA n.ost excellent. 4 pnyty of New fpsk caps-
tast4 Interested tn ts ruAh wilt start over II tn
morrow 0u tuur Of iarpect1un. and another pntty
Will make m excursion over 1t for tue sauie rut.
poke sAsef III the mVpta.
, 1877-05-14

DISPATCH YA0A AYAA OFF.
MELBOURNE. Aay 11.-Rlecsious in this colony
resulted iu Fsotactlonlst majority.
, 1877-05-14

UT THH LATEST 81E1VNM.
BAs FnAxctsco, May 13.-Arrved, the Pacific
Mail steamer City OF Toxic. from lony Kong April
20
, 1877-05-14

also,
100 pieces Of Il HenvU grain
"4t3ucricu1t' ut $1.35!--sOld
fuat season at S1i
.Huvia'D recently made large
purchases of"Gui1.et'x" cele-
b'utctl 4uut;e, avitl offer these
also. at l0,ver prices than here
totorc, aud "1uppfssfer's," "
"HeIf0a,s," and Cashmere
RoVnis' c0'ycx,o,etliaD'D less.
The large AUCTION Sales Of
"Sili:s' Ia Ne.U YorE Hnvfl1D
ended for this season, euc tItiHE
uUopo prices are the l0tccat
goods caa. Je sold at, for these
lNtU large l0Hs to importers.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-10
Dcrnieres NOuvc1lcs.
90

lie Parchment francais est reu
nj. La Chambrc a elu Grevy preSl
dent. Mac Mahon he vcut pas dt
coup d'etat, ne veut pas bonner sa
demissiol,, he veut pas changer &c
politique, SC. Que veut.il! EFT lie mi.
nistere Brogiie, qui await donne sa
demission, la retiree a la requete de
Mac Mahon.-Les RusScs lie sont
pas encore maitres de plevna.-
Mouhktar a etc tres slrieusemcnt
battu.
lie Comit6 DIES elections, Senat,
est dispose Il faire IN rapport IA
vorable d Kellogg. Et.le vote ?
Packard, Anderson, Badger, Jou-
bertfet Leonard, politicians radi-
caux de Ia Louisiana, fveulenh tous
etre collectors de Ia Douanes lie la
Nouyelle-O Orleans. Hayes refechit.
-Greve de cigariers !; la Nouvel-
le-O rleans, CONNIE a New York
Tn journal de la Nouvelle-O Orleans
dit: "Ayant perdu FOhio, ayant
la Pennsylvania, le parti re-
publican est perdu.'
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-10

En- cti;ct, la rolitilae d" ]o'r, ce'-
lie dc Hayes 1ni-memc, est a Ia pa'A'
i rapaisement, aux passions desai-
m1es. il me Justice plus natlonaie'
J; une veritalIc reconciliation sur le
terrain DIES principles ct DIES dfo'ts
communs. Personne ne parle plus ne
oucrrc Les extremes mont plus Ia
Parole. lie parti democrat!lue, de-
main. scion toute probabllltt, mas
lie parti de%mocratique ra)e''nl CT H.
b6ralise par la grandc lutte de
dix-huit dcrnieres annecS, aura en-
main Ia direction DIES atfalreS publ
lues.
Paix done 4 Morton, ct justice a
lui. Car son Etat, apres Favor
ecout6 ct suivi pendant dix-l'u't ans,
CONNIE aussi abandonn6 rannee
dernitre, Ia honora par DIES funeral
les qu'on ne fait point All premier We
nu. Et il ne se1ait pas bon que Ia
R6publique, divisee par les parts,
n'ayant du restc pas trop de grands
hommcs i son service, he rendlt
point Justice a ceux qui FONT servie
ur'es e'lampsde bataille, alatrlbnne
a lun- les conseils de In nation.
lIo"oron> un peuple par tout &c qui
Dei.t alonorer. R%espectons auss
nos aa7,rrsaires que la mort empor-
f., mas don't nous he saurions I'M
;,..ytiafe;nent ecrire rhistoire.