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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
Corporation Notices.

NOIlCE-Wiliiam Kennedy, AuctOneeT VIII
~ s-l public auction by order - fhe Department. q
Dock Thursday, l3ih september ls51. at ~ oelrk
H. certain od material including ends ~ inck r-s.
aIH Nhcfl1trrlws full nflrWt.Il.
THE city Re,ora cope, Tor sale AZ 10. 2. cry slaL
DEPARTMENT oF PIrrIC Wog0-.
COMMISSIONERS OffiCR. RcD1i 49, CuV HAIL
NEw-NokA, sept :, lrl9.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
4 until SATU RDAN, september IS. is77. ~ 0'gis 4.
noon. the follow lng work llEGl LATINO. GRAD Sc.
PAVING. SETTING CURB Ard GUTTER StONE~ ant
PLACING different STREETS Tie Uty Dor tlI Particulars
the cry Record for sale al koon SO ?. CITY Hall
DgFAKTNENr % PgmIc PAgAs,)
-tiu
NEw -NpRA. Az - ls-1.. \
DROPOSALS.-Pr0pOsal IN sealed cnytlopcs
will office II tho p~uar OF Plh..o
Parks 36 Union square, NcsNork. until $50 ~ mo
l1th september. she AftDN ~
ERs m MOrrANE. oNE III NDnl naad FOls y
FpURTH.ST, ONE HCNnNEU and r ILsrN EIGHT L
st. TIIfRD.ANE and ONE HUN DIE n and 10 RrY.
THIRDsr. Also until the day ans, aonr Ear BROKEN
IRA PROCk and TEAfROCK SCREEN fNGs Dor fan
particulars acc The Cit Record for sale al No. City n
New-lOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

Government bonds were frmer in respo use 10 the
gtiffer tone of gold The new tOur per cents were
freely traded In 10 1921 up 10 1922, new LIS AZ
IOGle aud new hyes at lO7 ia los. 90 which figure
the coupon SOS also advanced Registered sold at
lO7asa IO7 y. coupon new tiyes 80 1914 and cur
reury skies at 1888. We annex the latest street
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BAYKING AND FINANCIAL.

Valuable information when to make money in
stock " send for it," BRADLEY Il Co, 40 Broad
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do T0TNT-U L|CT|nI" m1Tket va 9OWeNDII INOTt
active aHd irmer. Opcning rates were the same as
those current yesterday, bur an the course of an hour
the leading drawers advanced rates rs below. bnsi-
ness following MP 70 80 S2aT4 500 for GO-day
bills. and 8 4 ,jcci SJl2 for Sight 90 the {. An
u-E.n IN. III L-L--.L n-L--aL lm-tlLIlms:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

Gold cleared f1a. 01s 900; gold balances, 81. 800.
GA currency balances, 81 ,6JO.04O The gold quo
tatiOus were as follows:
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strict Oood Oriina-v..-. ~ Mttllng. lO'is
rturr, t.r moderately active rrH, AM ~ and 10 pois
brf.r The ait mostly 600 tlr early nnuths.
S,.rs yesterday after %. sc1ttmDc-, 500 lOr2i tp
f0 81 300 In-J. Oc-IbSr 300 1910. 400, l1s4 loo,
I1 ~ sou Iu73 2Ou. lO7f. December, 9o1 1886 Janu
ary 2H lU % total. 100 Halc- Na- 10 day mp 20 T. d.
-eDtrmbef 800 1853 zoo, ln1n. 100 lly-, 100 lNJl
foo fo 20, 400 81 2nu I0g- Zoo. 100 800. 1899
tt, N or. .,.f..r ZOO 800. 1Iu. l1TS 900. 1917
iII 10 10 g2Du 90 900 10 - lO0 losi 200. Do -
loo lu-b 500, 1853 art li-I
goJ l--. 1000 Do - 1uO 1880 Noyrmu,r. 100 zoos,
100 io -p 100 TO- 20 1913. 900 1870 ilbh 1906
H. in54 IuUj lu ~ lnu. 1919, December. lJO 1915
300 l0Tj. gng 101S. 100 1850 31t lu1- January,
i,o l0 Il gu 10 10. 100 1879. 100 lhSp lui, luJo
600 1892. a0O 1875 iIU l0"I tobflarjl i01 i-~g
W,fc gu ID ~. 100 iH. 100 lib; April, 100, ll21
a,I ID .l' total u bales toia, 35.5uu balsH
-.f d M today. september. l0n. 900. 100. 1881 No
,-f,ier 100 fn-z. December. 400 illf January, $50.
loss. to.lL Loo bales second ca! Hrplcm1ri D9u'
Ia o. Ocooar 300 1857 poo 1855 Jdnua, lHo loss
total yu bales. TnIrh CALI pctsorr 100. iW9b -lu
lO17. March loo ll.2- Apnl lOD iI5B Total o"o uA4eT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

During most NJ the day money was m good ne
mlud again ard rates on call, where tine collateral
consisted of miscellaneous stocks were between
and per cent Hu United States bonds the usual
charge is .}lsG a.. per cent The movement I1 CONF
mercIl paper is quit active. and rates are annexed
-rru p.rf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

The following table OF prices Of the prominent
Gold and Silver Mining Shares, including the open
inc nrI-rs Of today as received by telegraph from
San Francisco Is furnished by VIM. Ward. Drexel
Buldiug. All prices III gold:
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These drstcl-s steamshps -an regularly a. D. from
PIER NJ. Is. North River. ~ f0lONs.
.fear.GlD Cl " ~ -......... WEDNESDAY. sept -.
-rs4nl-Ifp L. 1 Dr.. SAL t.DAA. -.
Accomusors unsurpassed. ei kf passage apply -
WILLIAM r. CLYDE e Co. ~. % Bowling green
MCKELLEI. LULING & Cls Agents ln Havana.
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Prices
81 00U TuItei STATES Is o. 1881, Regis'ere----lol's
share. ftr Irffrold touD4uv. .....-...ll2
So SHARES Manhattan Bunk l"i
3sI -a.-cs Fulton NI.iu.al Blul-. t--i 20
10 -l1rn. ltInk of A. IIrrlcl '.-.-. ~ -
as -I'.-.- ar,ir Flr. iusltrlur. Company. 4-a
~ shares AdrarIc EIc Insurance Company. %
200 N- lur1 stale Iill debt. q per cen. -Nh
sinking FIud Hpal. due IN i-J l--------.-llt't
,e-'- now le0,s ,iae in i~l- .--....... .I0sa
90 -it.,6 ' ~ - ~ ss
$4,000 {. OF Mont rv, sat Ut Alabama.
Der cent lI--.t- lpUs. Bond, dl. 1890
-i8v. l-5N c0-r. sor-...-.----.---.---- 10
a. 600 California ac.It Ie,ir.sf. first mort sage
7uDr cent gold bones. tuc il l1ol-------- o@4
The receipts OF Flour AMI Grain at the principal
L =. 4 ...L IL In. M
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

u TEAMStfIP LINE BLTWEEN NETWORK
sol CHAMPION AND HhEMEN. -
COMPANNf- PIER foot % ~ECOND-l. HOeokES.
DOSAC.. saturday. -eot. HERMAN s., -at,sepe y
ODER SATURDAY. Is NiC "A r.. uriaN, -tpt .
RATES OF PAs-AGE from NEW YORK % 500 TRAMP
TON uAVRE, OR BREMEN .- 49,. .
FIRST CABIN, 500. gold eEtoND tAhlN Nrv Spi9-
STEERAGE. so. currency. .
Return pcSes reduced Prepaid 9tcefase Ce4sD
cafes $50 currency.
For freight OF passage dppiy % go. ,,--,,.. ,..
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-ev-Yorl,. Havana Il Mexican Mail :. ; Line.
- ------- ~ = - .-.L -------

a FsEi6Ilr And PASSAGE REDUCED.
Steamers leave Pier ,. North River. 40 m
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OF MERIDA, k,ynoHs : \ j, iDt -'pt -
CITY OF VERA CRUZ ID, aleu... " EDNENDA1. sept ~
CITY Oh NLN -NORk. Zimmerman MiDN l~Ut ft~fpt 70
FOR VERA Cruz And NEN-oELEANS
wa Havana. Progress GlnneachY, 1l-pau. lanpieo
CITY OF MERIDA. liry lnl- -Ati HpAl -nt y
steamer, orleans september % aud October u
oil Vera and 90 t.e above ports.
FALENANDRE e Sons 81 and SO BToad"ay
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~ NETWORK To BRISTOL Eng. DIRECT
Tor London. CInlL Newport.
GloLcc.teI. AMI an p1-ts in Bristol ChanacL
oailag fTOuI Pier IS. las. llyef -
ARRAGON evmon- ...... ........ III t~DAY. sent. II
COhN L. stan nsr TT l-UAf. sept .
CABIN Passage $50, currency; Return tickets RS i4,l9e
Intermediate 3D. currency Storage. 80 currency
PREPAID Storage Certificate 20. Drafts ior - AID upward
FOR freight passage Apply %
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HAMBURG American Packet COmpany's Line
f1r PLYMOUTH ClIERBDJ re- and HAMBURG
GiLir pt o IL 81 % sept y
if FIR - r. li 7
Rates passage Plymouth. LoudOn. Chorb0urg Hamburg
aud adj aoius England scotland. ami Wales. First CABIN.
gold 800, second cabin, gold SEQ ~irlae currency tSJ
kt NHAltDi q Co.. L. h. RICH ARD az bNAr,
Genera. Agents. general al .-sn ger Agents.
81 BroadsL e~-IOFk 81 Bruadwsf. NeW- YORK
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NAIL STEAMERS.
JNMAN LINE

INMAN LINE. NAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY tIIAl. Do. II
CITY on rtl .DAN. sept D.
CITY or MONTH";. l..~ ii i.DAh, sept o. 100 o. n.
CITY EIfIfri T. tlcf. q, D.
CITY or BRU-1 Els .~AIT ltDAN oct Is. lOa.
IRON Pier -. -. b.
CABIN. so and 500 gold Return tickets on fayorAss
sal06us sratetp0uls. sILoAlna Datl rooms aGsps
JOHN o.. DALE, Agent .3 and 33 Broadway, \. Z.
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Al III. Sis
be -Ii-
DO Il
Chic l Alton
D. De-. -11.
~ WafHrt
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Banking GcHses ano BanserS.
Ocean CLEANERS.

EOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
The Iveroo. ani Great Western steam complay's
United u lil steamer leave Per % =. b.
MONIANA-....Il a., AZ. september ll. nc = A. m.
Nevada. .. TT ls~DAN. sept lS. az 4. in p. a.
IDAHO. ........... fU E~ DA y. sept %. at "a.
CABIN Passage 900 SO. OF 80, according to state Room
A.LL-L-L !. Ll- Z. IL LnN E-naL w.
, 1877-07-18

n HENHOLD til Anordning at
I9de August 1874 bekjendtgjGrcs
heryed, at jeg Days Dato har mod
taget Anmeldelse ON
at Herr Cancelliraad L. Fabcr
under 4do dennes har udstedt
Fuldmagt til Herr cand: pharm:
S. w. Stephens til i hans Fra
vmrelse at varetage hans Tary i
allie Henseender Eaa de dansk-
yest-indiske Der SAINT andet,
steds +;
at Herr Cancelliraad L. Faber
under 4de dennes har udstedt
FuIdmagt til Herr cand: pharm:
s. w. Stephens til hans Fra
vBrelse at handle som Agent
for "THE NORTHERN AS
SURANCE COMPANY OF
LONDON.
Frederiksteds PoIitikammer den
CITE JUL 1877.
EGGE.
, 1877-07-18
PrOclama.

nLLE og Enhver, som have Nogct
LII at fordrc paa Skiftet efter afg.
Maria Josephine Archer, f. Mears,
og tidligere afg. EgtelalIe, Paul
Emile Archer, hvilke Begge ere d0de
i Hate, indkaIdes herved med 3
Maaneders VarscI til for undcrtegne-
de Skifteret at anmelde 90 beylsIig-
gi0ro deres Kray,-Ligelcdcs indkal-
des med Aars og Days VarseI de
Afdodes Arvinger etter Loyen til at
melde sig og varetage deres Tarv
paa Skiftet.
st. Thom@ Skiferet, den 10 JUL
1877.
P. Nj. ANDERSEN.
, 1877-07-18

course closed. Suddenly his sweetheart
started, seized a pair Of scissors, and in a
few eco DIS cut off the whole of her mag
nifcent golden hair, and with marvellous
ingenuity fastened it to the scorched he'll
met. Thus Graf von-rode at the head Of
his squadron Of cuirassiers with a flowing
trophy of love and devotion.
, 1877-07-18
TRANSLATION

PURSUANT to ordinance of 10Th
August 1874 it is hereby made
known that to-day the following
announcements have been made to
me
that Councillor l.. Faber has issued
power dated the 4th inst. 70
cand: pharm: S. w. Stephens
to take charge Of his affairs in
the Danish West India Islands
and elsewhere
that Councillor l.. Faber has issued
power dated the 18th inst. to
cand: pharm: S. w. Stephens
to act as agent for "THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE
COMPANY OF LONDON"
during L. Faber's absence.
Frederiksted's Police Office the
9th July 1877.
EGGE.
, 1877-07-18
Ans@ttelSer OF
Ent1edigelseYs

" ANLEDNING af at c%onstitueret Kon.
"a gelig Bogholder T. S. RUBNER Pc
TERsEN er meddeelt Constitution til for ct
Tidsrum at 4 til 6 Maaneder at fungere
som Underdommer paa st. Thomas, er
Constituent FuldmHgtig i Presidentskabs
Secretariatet O. A. KRAUSE meddeelt
Constitution som KongeIig BoghoIder
paa St. Croix fra 7de d. Md. at regne.
, 1877-07-18
HERMAN AUGUST JURS
Audit0r q Armeem :,
Og UmderdOmmep Og Skriver
Christiansteds Jurisdiction
P00
Oem st. CrOin : america.

NJOR VlTTERLlGT: At for
VI mig har andraget Oyerretsprocu-
rator p, Lemming som Sagforcr for
Forvalter VIM. Wilson af PIantagen
River paa St. Croix, hvorledes han
i Henhold til allerh0ieste BeviIling
af t9de Juni 1877 skaI inde sig be-
foiet til med Aar og Days Varsel at
indhalde den eller dem, som MATTE
have i Hnnde eIIer MATTE for
meme at have nogen Ret eIler Adj
komst til f0Igende Reyers, sadly
dende
St. Croix 9th January 1878.
Three months from date | promise
to pay to Ell. c. Radcliffe or order
one thousand Dollars value received
liable to a special court.
, 1877-07-18
= q ID Z e s.
Black Lasting &. S. Boots,
High Legs g. Heels,
at ST. pr-

Cy Our customers having com
planned of the heels and legs of our
last CANADIAN BOOTS, at ST..
per pair, not being high enough we
have had this fault remcdied, and
will now offer a BOOT much higher
in legs and heels, at the same price.
st. Thomas, 12th June 1877.
J. T. L. TITLEY s. Co,
, 1877-07-18

~,
Owner Of Est. Hermitage
H. C. RADCLIFFE.
pr. his Attorney
JAS. p. BRULEY.
o@ endorseret som t0lger:
"Pav to the order Of VIM Wilson
for which amount / am Sc security and
selfdebtor for above amount.
II. C. RADCLIFFE
pr. his Attorney
JAS. =. BRULEY.
hyilket Revers er b%ortkommet for
Creditor.
Thi indstmvnes herved den eller
dem, som MATTE have fornRvnte
Revcrs i HnnGe eIler maattc fOrmcne
al have nogen Ret elIer AdkOmst til
samme, til at mode linden Christian
stcds ordinere Bythingsret, som hoI-
des i Stadens offentlige Retshuus
eller paa andet saadant Stcd,
lvor Retten MATTE holdes, den
sidste ordinere Retsdag, raa
hvilken Retten holdes i Decem-
Der Manned 1873 Formiddag III. 10
slet, for med Reversed at frem-
komme og sin eIIer deres Ret og Ad-
komst til samme at Devise, da Citan-
ten, hvis Ingen efter bemeldte lids
ForIob skuIde melde sig, vii forvente
ogiade paastaae, Diet n@ynte Re5ers
we'd Dom mortificeret.
ForeIaggeIse og Lavdag er hevet
we'd Forordningen at 3die Juni l796.
Under min Hand og Rettens SegL
Christiansted St. Croix deu SOte
Juni 1877
(Underskrevet) II. A. JURS.
t.. 81
I'm D B P D N I"
mnC
The daily gazette., 1877-06-16
GRANT IN LONDON.
THE SILENT MAN OPENS HIS MoUTB-HIs
LONGEST SPEECH.

THE SILENT MAN OPENS HIS MoUTH-HIs
LONGEST SPEECH.
'aLLaZvD 9Ql ol udBIS9I9L Ga
LONDON, Eng, June 10.
The ceremony of presenting the free
dom of the City of London to Ex-Presi-
dent Grant took place to-day, at Guild
Hall, in the presence of a most dIsting-
uished assemblage. His reception was
very enthusiastic. The weather was fair,
and an immense concourse of people had
gathered in the.vicinity to do honor to the
illustrlous visitor.
General Grant in his speech, referred to
the pleasant relations existing between the
United States and Great BrtajnI; aud said
tie always dc sired peace, even if he had to
ght for it. He was delighted with the re-
ceptiou given him in England which he
a cepted as an honor 10 the American peo-
pie. He expressed the hope that England
aud Amei a would always be at peace, and
believed th nothing could occur to disturb
the peaceful relations now so firmly est b.
lished between tho two countries.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-16
A hILENT WITNES s.

On the night of June 7th 1875, the
blidge house of the j. W. B. r. r.,
bridge crossing the Brandywine creek,
was entered by some individual and rob-
bed.
AT the time the robbery was commit
ted, the house was in charge of David
Tubbs, bridge tender, and John Berry,
Assistant. The unknown thief succeed
ed in abstructing a pocket book contain
ing SCI, and a silver watch from the
pockets of vest belonging to Mr., Berry.
AT the'same time Mr.. Iubbs alleged that
he was robbed of SO. Immediately after
the robbery vast committed the police
were informed of tie occurrence but all
effoIts o.fnd the thief proved unavailing,
TINS morning while Mr.. Berry was row.
ing along the creek, above the bridge, he
discovered a pocket book lying in the
mud, and securing it, lie returned to the
bridge house. Ofhcer Jones who was
present at the time remarked to him,
that it was the same pocket book that
he was robbed of, and advised him tC
open it.
Acting upon the suggestion, Mr. Berry
opened the book, and found one OF his
tax receipts, and also pair of scissor be
longing to him. This evidence lmmedia
tely convinced Mr.. Berry, that it was hi
pocket book, and that after the thief ha'
rifled the contents had thrown it il
the creek to hide his guilt.
1t is only necessary to add that MI
Tubbs, left his position few days afte
herobbery.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-16
HARpER's MAGAZINE FOR JULY.

Harper's Magazine for July contains
nine Illustrated contributions, with eighty
five beautiful eneravings.
Among these papers, an especially
| timely and curious article is contributed
| by Maurice Thompson, entitled "Hunt-
| ing with the Long-bow," illustrated by
Miss Bridges, and Messrs. Beard, Gibson,
Abbey, Davis, and other distinguished al :
fists. The writer's experience for many
years in this novel sport yields rich
| fund of useful information and striking
incident.
John Muir, the scientific explorer of
the Sierra, contributes an original descrip-
ton of novel phenomenon, which lie
entities ''Snow Banners of the Californi-
an Alps" with illustrations.
The remarkable battle between Gen.
eral Herkimer's Provincial troops and the
British forces, with their Indian allies,
near old Fort Schuyler, August 9th, 1777
is graphically described in Harold Fred
cries illustrated paper, "The Mohawk
Valley in the Revolution"
Mr. Lyman Abbott's elaborate and en-
tertaining article on Westminster Abbey
is illustrated by twenty-six beautifully
executed engravings, including represen-
tations of architectural features, and of
the most interesting monuments and
relics.
The Orkney and Shetland Islands are
described by Edwards Roberts, with nu-
merous illustrations of their picturesque
scenery, ancient monuments and social
life.
II. d. Minot contributes another bright
an illustrated paper on. Birds Ness.
"a Beaulif.l Charity" by A, p. c.,
charming description oI visit to the poor
children's Summer House at Bath, Long
Island, with four illustrations.
While there are in this number so
many descriptive articles, the literary
character of the Magazine is well sustain
ed by the remarkable serial stories of
Charles Reade and X. d. Blackmore.
The Hon. F. ii. Morse, whose dlplo-
matte experience makes him an authori-
~ OH the subject, contributes very able
paper on sour Civil Service" showing
that IN the "spoils" system, established
duling President Jackson's administra-
ton, there was marked departure rom
the policy of the earlier administrations.
The five Editorial Departments are
well sustained, in comprehensiveness OF
scope, and in the novelty of the material
included in their various fields.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-16
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
Townsend, Del. June Is.

THE Presidents son graduates at Har-
ward law school on the twenty-seventh
instant, and Mr.. Hayes will lake the oc-
casion to do New England. Massachu-
sets is to have him for couple of days,
Rhode Island for day or so, while Yer
mont and New Hampshire are both bid
ders for portion of his time. This Curl
osity on the part of the natives TO gaze
upon the fraud fl st triumphant in Amei-
lean history, is quite natural and perhaps
favorable, when we consider how warmly
they approved the attempt to count him
in, but why Mr.. Hayes should wish to do
New England is a question not so easily
answered. In The opinion of Blaine and
Butler he has "done" New England very
thoroughly alleady.-Bdlt. Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-16
The SyndIcRte's warning 10 the Sec
retary oil the Treasury.

The New York Post of last evening
had Washington dispatch that said ait
is known here that the members of the
syndicate have communicated TO Secreta-
ry Sherman their very decided opinion
that unless the Administration takes a
very firm stand in regard TO the payment
OF the new four-per-centum bonds in gold
and not in silver, the new loan will fail.
and might as well be withdrawn from the
market. The syndicate say That the
slightest doubt upon this point will have
a disastrous effect upon the success of
the loan, and that Secretary Sherman
ought to act promptly.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-16
THE DISASTER AT THE POINT
OF ROCKS.

A number of witnesses, including en-
ployees and officers of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, were examined at Fred
erick, Md, yesterday, before the Coro-
ner's jury in regard TO the collision near
Point Of Rocks OH Tuesday last, the lat
ter being questioned particularly in re-
gard 10 the running of the two trains,
and the special orders under which they
ran. As far as the examination has pro-
ceeded the testimony seems TO place the
responsibility on the conductor of the
excursion train, but other evidence may
show otherwise. The examination will
continue several days, and The jury will
get at all the facts, and fix The response
Eilily where it belongs.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-16
HONORS TO GRANT.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
LONDON, June 10.
AT the conclusion of the presentation
ceremonies at Guild Hall, there was a
grand banquet, presided over by the
Lord Mayor.
On replying to a toast to his health
Gen Grant said he had never fought
two battles in one day, but he would
rather fight two battles than make two
speeches. United States Minister,
Pierrepont, also responded to toast,
and in the course of his speech said that
Gen. Grant had never fought two bat
ties in one day, for the reason that
there was no one left to fight the second
The daily gazette., 1877-06-16
FATAL SHOOTING;
Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

BY Telegraph TO the GAZETTE.
AUBURN, N. Y, June Is,
John II. Barrett, was shot through the
head in house of i'll repute in this CITY.
about q O'Clock this a. M, by Cora Young
an inmate of the house.
Barrett lived an hour and half after
being shot. Immediately after shooting
him the girl fired two shots into her own
body, one of which lodged in the brain,
the other taking effect In the neck. She
is still alive, but will die, Jealousy was
the cause.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-16
TIE ISSUE oF"oNEs, AND 4TVos.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-The issue of
81 and 81 greeDbacks was discontinued
at the treasury in this city mainly to in
duce banks and individuals TO take and
put in circulation silver coin. Silver is
now going out of the treasury-about a
million dollars month-and the full
greenback fund of Sl0,000,0OO authorized
by law is so well assured that the treas
urer will probably soon resume the ship
ment of ones and twos in moderate
amounts.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-16
THE RUSSIANS REPLY,
by Telegraph TO the GAZETTE.

bS AeIeSrapn 10 Tie GAZETTE.
NEw YORK, June Is.
A Cable telegram from Berlin says,
the Russians reply to Earl Derby, Ie-
jects the idea of interference with
Egypt or with the Suez Canal. 1t d :
MES all intention of taking possession
OF Constantinople, but leaues the
question of the Turkish capitol un-
touched.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-16
THE HOLY-LAND MAHOMETANS
EXCITED.

BERLIN, June 15.-The Post saws {:
"Since the outbreak of the war the Ma
hometans in Palestine have again become
particularly hostile TO foreigners. Ger
many has renewed her representations to
the Porte and the great powers to ensure
the safety of German colonisls there"
The daily gazette., 1877-06-16
FROM LATE EDITION OF
YEsTERDAY.
BY TELEGRAPH.
RIFICFIGHTING BEFoREKARs

NO QUARTERS GIVEN NOR TAKEN ETH
Err BY TURKS OR RUSSIANS.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
NEW YORK, June Is.
A cable special from Erzeroum says,
during the battle before Kars on Tues
day, the Turks in the sortie, surprised
the Russians by flank movement, and
great slaughter followed.
The Russians asked no questions and
the Turks offered none. The struggle
became hand to hand, and a retreat was
impossible. The last action of the Rus
sian gunners was to spike the few Turk
ish field pieces they had captured in the
redoubt, and nearly every gunner's
corpse was found near his gun. The
Turks then attacked the main body of
the Russians in the open ground, but in
every attack were repulsed.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-16
FRENCH POLITICS.

by UtItsTttpn 10 Ihe GAZETTF
LONDON, June ).
A dispatch from Berlin says the north
ern powers, are endeavoring TO coullteract
the Influence af the Vatican in the poIi-
tics of France.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-16
A 100000 FIRE.

-6y Telegraph TO the GAZETTE.
PITTsBURG, PA, June Is.
jacob Mlnnlck " Cos. manufacturing
works were totally destroyed by fire this
morning. The loss is 100000 .and is
largely insured. The origin of the fire is
u Unknown.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-16
TURKS REINFORCED.

By Telegraph to the Gazette.
LONDON, June Is.
The Russians in Armenia report chat
Moukhrar Pasha's army has been rein
'wenty fattalions