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BRANCH OFFICES.

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Madison Square. 6 +. 23d st, New
York, >. Machines.
Boston, l46 fremont St, Sewing Ma
chimes and Arms.
Chicago. 237 State St. Sewing Ma
chimes and AIMS.
st. Louis, 909 18th St, Sewing Ma
chimes and Arms.
Philadelphia, SO Chestnut st. Sew
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Baltimore. AZ North Charles st. MA
sonic Temple) ;. Mach. aud Arms.
Washington, ID. c.. 52l Seventh st.
Sewing Machines and Arms.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-06
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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Bp Renter rs San Saflrn Street,
5jsrnet at Sbiro Street.
A. Y. II. CARPENTER,
asa. Pass. ard Tisks. Agent, Yilv,rtss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsuINGTOS Wednesday, June 20. 1877.
The Post Office Department to-day awarded
contracts under the advertisement of April 10, for mall
service to aud from Black Hs for contract term OF
nine mouths, commencing Oct. l, rs follows; Route
from sidney Neb. to Deadwool, go miles, six times
week. contract awarded 20 D. p Whe ,ic. Nebraska at
SIJS23 per annun from Bismarck, the present termi
nus the NJrtheru Pacific Railroad, 10 DeadwOod 30
miles, tri-weekiy. the Northwestern Express and
Stage Company $1,000 per from Hot Creek
Wyoming Territory. TO DcadwOod, l2l miles, daily, 10
A. II. Brown of Washington, j. C., at S2I 100 Per an
num- fiOf Creek Of the cXs,lng regular
mail route rom Caeyerne nOriENardl Vie otner three
routes TO she Black Hills. Which arc now supplied
Pierce, Dakota and Keamey, and Paddock NebD, viii
NOT be relc the department having concluded that per-
Eiaucut scryic. on Chcai l. not needed.
There Is Minister to switzerland Congress hav-
ing year provided only for charges daaes in that
and several other European countries to which formerly
ministers were accredited. iir. Nicholas Fish, whose
promotion charge d'afaIcs az Berut ~ today Of
hrially announced, was appointed second secretary OF
legation al T. rim ia 1871. BE promoted TO lie
been charge aaIros al Berlin The promotion secures
10 diplomatic service the services or gen,loaL of
experience and culture
u. T. Boynton, the former pension agent at Knoxville.
Tenn, has designated agent for the consolidated
district composed OF Virginia, West Virginia, North
Carolina and Tennessee. lie received full insruc
tons from Commissioner Bthtley ana wlll proceed 10
TIL dcren, agencies and receive all the books, papers,
ANA Office property.
Several gentlemen who were connected with the COM
mission evil service reform under President Grant,
are now engaged by direction Of President Hayes In he
preparation rules the subecJ 10 operate In ali
pubic offices throughout The country.
Official numbers awarded to-day by the Bureau
Of statistics number vessels including the iron
steamship Niagara of 226j tons, built at Chester Penn,
ana wooden sailing ship Barlug Brothers, OF 2lOO
tons, buiit AT IhOlnastOn, Me.
John L. Bailey OF North Carolina has been rendered tho
the ConsuIship at st. Paul de Loando Africa but viii
decline it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

CHICAGO june 20.-Iho American Nurserymen's
Association began a three days session here oday
SAN FRASCIsCo June 20.-Tnal Of the libel suits
preors francisco Cbg0l,cte set for Aug q.
POUGnKEEPsIF, y. Y, June 2o-The funeral OF
Henry d. Nack an old and pOeht etiLe1 OF Poughkcop
occurred 10 day. He was we'll n0Nn u banking circles
ALBANY, " Y, June 2O.-Goy Robinson has APP
OF the stae Board OF Charte Ia place o Henry hosueS
resigned.
TRi MON, y. j., June 20.-lhe Court of Parlons
has la Sc number OF oases No mai anon has
taken in the OF James Hand the 0elsng Tax Receiver
OF Eatoisun.
NEwBURGH n. Y, June 2O.-Locusts are damaging
Young irrit al Marlborough ou one farm aoveal acres OF
grapes have b,cu destroyed Large numbers OF peach uc es
also been attacked.
BALTIMORE Md. june 2O.-At ine meeting of the
dr,cor, Of tc Canton COMPANY held today Waiter B. Brooks
Secretary ana Treasurer, Tor TIA ensuing year.
CncAGo. ILL.,. June 2O..lhe manufacturers Of
strsi loal4s Throughout me rml'd states ma hye today
fou ~ prices amt transacted other business.
BsirHloRE, Md, june 2U.-ihe sudden dlsap-
poaiano jams O. oan,ilc. coaccs e freight depart
ing ~ The Umpire
ant mon Iansi OaOn Com a,s 10 thv amount OF 3.
BALlIIoRu, Md june -. -Goy Carroll has
dri,I Iie rt.e,l ia he -rtr-,. 10 me in ,uin,ts
mr. under Assembly rOOls and nve or
forgery Hrk,r ha- a,. ioul b, mfy I,at,eo ae.r do
incapable @. iahiug care rt tis os % le.son.
BOSTON, june ~. lr. i..' e,tieation of the cir
eumstanCes OF TIE Sull - tenement house by which
several YES wcr, lost 800, lrs has resulted N
diet Conutuuns the is'r Lrtus tor the escape
inmates urgently calm She cy
alterations n the o0stru,tDI ac SchOOhouses OF the city,
NEw-OELEANs Jane 20 EA-State Auditor john
TODAY sce-'e0 o. bee "a 500 ard TO imprisonment
questions called io 10y tie Grsd Jury. johnson say
some Of ic documents wo ,.s al 4nd Others taken away
Whom .n seFe cAreuns al a'@aoA y, The While League
! January Lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
WAR SCENES AND TOPICS.
THE TURKISH LIBERAL IN LONDON.

THE TURKISH LIBERAL IN LONlON'
Midhat Pasha is leading quiet life in Lon
don He receives visitors Till o'clock takes drive iii
the afternoon, 7, and Ietres early. he sits on
the balcony OF his hotel Blackrirs and watches the
crowds that frequent the embarrassment. -Four months
ago this distinguished dler thought he the strongest
man in the Ottoman Empire. He had cOunselod the Sui
tan 10 reject the demands Of the six great Powers Of Eu
rome and had forced him 10 prOmulgate new cOnstu
ton One Sunday afternoon he was blown away Ike a
pitiball by breath OF the Sultan. He has Travelled
from Naples to Paris and London as a simple tourist
anxious 10 see the great capitals OF civilization and to es
cape observation correspondent OF The LO"don Times
who has had a long talk with him, says that he speaks
OF the promul cation OF the Turkish Constitution as the
great achievement of his life He is convinced that
national sentiment has shown itself in Turkey, not SEN
tmeut i'm which Mussunans only partake, but one COM
mon 10 Christians and Mussulmans. The PRONUNCIATION
Of the Constitution conceded, he sys, with the Confer
encc bat was not inspired by that meeting. IL was
sudden thought; he Lad been susl oced on enter
tanning liberal ideas for five or six years. ana on th dc-
had been sent away from C0nstahiluople several
times Tie Constitution deprived the sultan of much OF
his power, and bat lost could not Doe reSaue Inc
great turkish Liberal seemed 10 nave forgotten mat the
Grand Council had Odt OF Ills draft OF the CCLSntu-
tOn uauy Of its most liberal provisions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
THE PENSION AGENCIES.
GREAT STRIFE OVER THEM IN THE wEsT-THE
BALTIMORE AGENCY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, June 20.-There is still great
pother the pension agencies in the West The Pres
dcnt and secretary sehurz TO be at about
tie Wisconsin agency Mr. schurz desiring 10 retain tho
agent Milwaukee and To have the consolidated Office
there while the President wishes to yield to the pressure
OF the Wisconsin delegation and retain the present
agent at Madison. Miss Sweet the Chicago pension
agent is here making energetic personal effort TO
keep her place. OF the three agents in Illinois only
is to be retained aud the eXcrtOns OF Gov Gallon aud
Senator Oglesby. who came here recently In company
with the Rev Jesse Moore, the Springfield agent, bid fair
to result in securing the consolidated agency Mr..
Moore. Miss Sweet insists that she Is entitled TO the
place civil service principles She that she Is the
ranking cicer in the State always attended faithfully
her business has had years experience, and has
better record than either of the other agents Further
size trade 10 fall back upon, and she thinks
that Mr. MOOrc, who minister by profession, ought
10 lie permitted 10 preach the gospel ana leave the PEN
agency TO her. She charges that Mr Moore does
not personal attention 10 the ONCE and does not
live IN -; ngtcid She wanted 10 come tO Washington
before bat could not get leave OF absence, aud
had not been able to Ontan leave Bow but
Gnding that her competitor had without
leave sIa concluded that she would wait no
vngci. Tie Rev Mr. Morrison Of Baltimore h here To arge
the reenuOn of Col. Adrian rs Pension Agent IN that
city. Col Adrian is q member OF family OF leading
MetOGi~is at tAe close OF Gen Grans term bought
te Presidents pew in Dr. NCYmans church, and offered
IL a present to Mrs. Hayes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

Prince Tserteleh, second secretary of the
Russi4u Embassy at COnstantnopc, who accompanied
Gen Imaucn his trip t. England, has resigned MS
situation in the diplomatic corps and volunteered for the
war as common soldier. He Is serving on outpost
duly along Tie Danube caya}uian nthe dragons,
aud 10 suburnt and skinned that corresponds
o. The London Neos has told him that he looks IKE
butcher boy. The Prince says that he likes military Ire
better Than lie EXPECTED although he finds II pretty hard
work 70 keep his arms and accOuterments clean ana TO
get on and OF his horse which, in addition to himself
behind The saddle part Of tent sack OF oats,
blanket, fryngpan, tcaketle, and large bundle OF
hay together with various other things that are cOnsld
cred useful IN soldiers life. He has been under fire
three four times already and mas been over the Dan
ube once OH a accommodating expedition. When he
Reached Kischencf IN his Driyate's uniform he nearly
starved to death According 10 the regulations solder
could not go into restaurant cafe club. any public
place where he would be likely meet officer. The
Prince had not joined his regiment aud was not drawing
nations and he cOHlG not get anything 10 eat IN any pubic
resort lie went Wandering about the streets, Ike Con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

May Gen. Howard went with Joseph and other Indians
nm the Lapwa Valley and selected homes for Josephs
hand On the 9th Gen. Howard and Agent Monteith
proceeded with White Bird to Kanah, where the In
dams chose their lands on the following uay
The party returned and appointed coun II
for the I4th to make the final settlements
Joseph on this occasion said that lie wanted to go 10
Kaimah and settle lands near White Bird Ihis was
assented to- given him. good for 80 days To
gather up his and his effects to the reserVa
ton Gen Howard keeping the troops in readiness to use
force if the Indians appeared disposed to back out The
last information received from Agent Montieth was tha
he believed that Joseph would act in good faith because
his band had already begun to swm their horses ACROSS
the Snake River If starting for the reservation
IL would SEEM with characteristic Indian treacnery,
Joseph determined TO take the war path instead Oh
settling down farming, and that he used MS ~ u9
to engage with other rowing bands and induce them 10
join him III assault upon the white settlers WINE "p
parently moving toward the reservation he suddenly
fell upon the settlements along the Salmon River ana on
Prairie and surprised and massacred the defense
less pioneers Joseph's band numbered less tnan 100
warriors but with the bands OF White Bird ana o'her
petty cb efs 1t supposed that he assembled force OF
200 or 800 ghtngm These Indians are by no means
the lowest order OF sayages. Joseph ana his pro'he
owned about 60 horses each, and his Dand
is reported by Agent MOntieth TO possess ABOUT
1000 horses and $50 head Of cattle They arc afheu
with breechloadng Henry and Spencer rifles ana oheu
States carbines. Much of the trouble with them ne
eved by the agent TO grow OF their peculiar beef
that their leaders can hold communion with spirits and
cause the death Of any Indian that does not follow ei
teachings Gen Sherman, when asked to-day Tor his
opujon As to the seriousness OF the outbreak replied
that he thought the troops would get 1t III hand III ie"
days did not believe that the war would spreau W
other Tribes and regarded only local outbreak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
THE TURKS DEFEATED NEAR sPUz.
LONDON, Thursday, jun
THE DANUBIAN ARMY.
TIE DANUBE STILL GREATLY swoLLEN-RUsSIAN
AND TURKISH Troops MOVING.

TIE DANUBE STILL GREATLY sW0ILEN-RUsSlAN
AND TURKISH Troops MOVING.
LONDON, Wednesday. June 20, 1877.
From the Danubian seat Of war various CORE
spondents report considerable activity on the part
of the Russians in the section of country bounded
on the east and west by the rivers Vede and Auta
respectively. They are concentrating at Simnitza,
but the river Immediately opposite that place has
greatly overhowed its banks
The prevalent opinion still GEMS to point to
Nikopohs as the crossing place. The Turks on their
side of the river are also moving troops actively.
An outrage upon a German subject is reported
from Roumana. The victim, whose name is
Hcnocb, is a merchant of Berlin. Being an accl-
dental acquaintance of Kraut, the Hessian noble
man and alleged spy reported recently to have been
executed ne was seized at Bucharest, imprisoned
for II days. and treated with the greatest ndignlty
and cruelty. Herr Henoch has appealed IN strong
terms to the German Chancellor for justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
NO LOSS TO DEPosTORs BY THE sr. LOUIS sUs-
PENSION

ST. LOUIS. No, June 20.-It is stated that the
deposits IN the National Bank Of the state of Missouri
were yesterday S2C00OOJ In tins amount Is included
S2iOOOO belonging 10 this city, ana 100000 officially
placed by assgnecs, registers aud Master Chancery,
all secured by bonds IL Is claimed that the dcpostos
viii receive payment In full. of which 30 ccuts ON SIC
dollar Will be- paid very sOon the of the bank be-
ing amply sufficient for hat purpose. The Suspension
was voluntary, an examination of the condition OF the
bank resulting in All unanimous vote 10 wind az the
business. No new business has been taken by The bank
since That vote The great shrinkage real estate ana
other values is one OF the cause. OF SUSPENSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
WASHINGTON.
A HARD-MONEY ADMINISTRATION.

A HARD-MONEY ADMINISTRATION
BUT NOT ONE IN FAVOR or CNIIWfTED sILyfR-sHr
YER INFL,TIONIsTs DIsAPPorNTED-A NEw GREAT
GOLD COIN.
ny TELEGRAPH To THE TRIDUSE.l
WASHINGTON, June 20.-It may be considered rs
settled that the letter Of Secretary Sherman relative
to the payment of the four per cent bonds In gold
has definitely fixed the policy Of the Administration
as to the remonetzation Of silver Evidently
the President will go further than to recommend
that silver be made legal tender to the same extent
that greenbacks He will feel compelled to
veto any bin which provides for the payment of the
public debt in silver. This is known to be the
opiuion of the Cabinet. The extreme silver
men are bitterly disappointed. They felt encour-
aged to believe from n recent dispatch TO tho
Associated Press which had the appearance Of being
inspired, that the President Intended TO go 10 the
full length of unlimited reconciliation. Now they
find there is no hope of pushing the Administration
beyond the safe limits land down by Secretary Sher-
man in his Marietta speech.
New devices for coins have been prepared at the
Philadelphia Mint and the dies are nearly completed.
+ he object in view is to make the workmanship so
fine TO render counterfeiting more difficult than
at present. The new devices will not be adopted
until Congress takes definite action on the silver
question. The mint Is preparing die at the request
of the Committee Coinage for $50 gold coin,
which, it is sad will be the largest gold piece ever
struck in any country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

TRENTON, y. j.. June 2O.-Furman Titus. son of a
wellodo farmer Of the sao-ine township took his run
and placing the mulc % the part head tic ~
trigger with orkcd stick blow on par. Die skul
e. sun nve- Dut cannot
NOGusTOWS. Penn, june 2O-Nelr Bridgeport,
tlls morning. I've RAM eaD Tia tops OF
the broken furnaces ~ IN Old ne kiln the walls sua
way. buffug tc them crushed
~ DEATH aHd Tie hltll vii ue
MipDlETOWN, ~ u. june 20.-ln the Orange
County oyer and Temacr Cont toby jag, Pratt srn
fenced David Cramiton Ca 10 a. years
sing snug Prison Tor h1rc stealing: e C0nEn 10 .
gafy ana Spesf Nuray, IA months,
~ % fr brr, IrTy Icy 80 IIcntnt .uT larceny tie
lasl uIee TIC albany iepitclllaIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
IMPORTANT BATTLE IN ARMENIA.
-uv TURKs pErEArED-MUKHrAR PAsHA IN 4

CRITICAL POSITION.
LONDON. Thursday, June Fl, 1877
The DAILY TcIegdphs special from Dehbaba ION the
road from Bayazid Erzeruml confirms the report
that the Turks suffered severe defeat IN satur-
DAVIS battle The engagement commenced at q IN
the morning and lasted till noon
The Turks were outfanked by the Russian artil-
lery. and their discontinue was completed 10y cav
airy charge on both sides.
The Turks fought with great heroism, but ther
ammunition failed. They were overwhelmed by an
artillery fire directed from position which raked
their whole front The Turks lost $50 prisoners
and ] 900 killed aud wounded
Mukhtar Pasha is still in a critical position at
Kborem Dazee Two British attaches who were
watching the operations were in considerable dan'
ger.
Sir Arnold Kemble was chased by the Cossacks'
,vbo imagined he was in command Of the Turks, and
Can't. Norman was slightly hurt by the splinter OF
shell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
INDIAN MURDERS IN BRITISH AMERICA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 20-A press dispatch
from Victoria, British Columbia, saws from the
Rocky Mountain Camp of the Canadian Pacific Railway
states that the VINO in charge there have been
murdered by Blackicct Indians. one man escaped and
brought the Intelligence to Frazer River There
large amount Of railway supplies az the camp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

VIOLENCE AND LAwLEssNEss IN KENTUCKY.
CINCINNATI, June 20.-The Gazette has in
formation Yauceburg, Ky, OF fight between tho
Vigilance Committee and band Of horse thieves. Thero
were between 80 and 20 engaged and four re-
ported killed The Vigilance Committee led by Geo.
". Stamper and the thieves By q. Underwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
THE BROKEN BANHS.
THE RocKIAND SAVINGS BANK FAILURE.


NYACK, y. Y, June 20.-The failure of the
R0cdand savings Bank complete. The deposors will
not realize 20 cents dollar and their indignation is
consequently great. The officers OF the institution are
charged with fraud Some people have COMPOUNDED the
savings bank with the Rockand County National Bank,
but they are in no way connected. The National bank
has surplus oil $4,000 and other uudiy dcd profits
amounting TO $4,000 more and is thoroughly sound and
solvent.