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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-21

On Saturday evening an old negro
named Williams. an enploye of the box
factory, while working about one OF the
cutting machines was struck on the head
by heavy block of wood, and for time
it was thought the old man was fatally
injured. He Is improving, however, and
will soon be as we'll as ever.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-21
Home Life and Travel"

Alss. practical suggestions as to town and
country life, village improvements, etc., by
wsll-known specialists.
Mr.. Bsrnard's articles on various indus.
cries OF Great Britain include the history of
"Some Experiments In Cooperation" "a
Scottish Loaf Factory" in the November
number, and TOAD Lane, Rochdale," in
December. Other papers are, "The British
Workingman's Home,r "a Nation Of Shop.
keepers, ""Ba'penny aW eek for the Child"
etc.
A richly illustrated series will be given on
american Sports by Flood and Field" by
various writers, and each on different
theme. The subject Of
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-21

The Taylor literary club announces
another Of their celebrated minstrel per-
formances to take place at the atheneum
on next Friday evening, February 23d
inst. The members of the society have
spent considerable time in preparing for
their entertainment, and we can assure
the public 1t will surpass all other efforts
on the part of the club.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-21

Within the last few days there has been
a perceptible thinning-out of the conf
dence men and suspicious characters that
for several weeks loitered about the city.
The cause of their departure is not
known to US, but the fact that many Of
them have gone somewhere is true "all
the same" May they never return.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
nrRDERtD W.1H r4BLL-KSlFE.

An officer of the Twelfth Precinct police, last
evening heard n or a serious disturbance Ia tho
Italian board n--nouse AT No. 1883 Ihiid ave On
entering the place no found luno Deltse- Nng on mo
floor with his face and clothing covered with
blood. several yIainous looking who were
Ia nc house when the ocer cred. started 10 away,
but The officer raped tor assistance and arrested TWO OF
theu FrancA Palanasa and Lotheta Clrecsa who we're
,akcn Ia the statOn-house, with the hJu"d man.
Adcep cut scross the temple hal severed an artery
and Detses fnnt-d from loss OF blood after pont-
lng Palamasa as the man "Ho hai
ut him ue was taken 10 the Sinefy-nnth street Hos
1fa where he was reported dying 40 late hour Last
nis-f The eanso OF the fatal quarrel could not %
I. ned frun the other iumates Of the house. Tue
Italians EhO are under arrest declare that the murderer
- an Italian named NIuceutio BoHiace, who struck
Detfses with 4 taule knife and then ed.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
zero rs reoN rHE WHALWG FLEEE

Nrw-BEpFORD, Mass, Oct. 2s.-Late intel
iiyancs received. va san francisco. fr.m the Arctic
Whaling rc-iou, gives the following Information;
rre mark Roman of NewBedford, we'll as the Dawn,
al "a Fr.,u i-ca Aas arrived at the latter port e hO
o was bilv stove. The catch ui 10" N,et IS
-o arf.ls wal.us oil and Two whales. lue snip Ilion
r, iar Tlre- Brothers owned by J. Bartlett - sous,
md oi hers of Ncw-i5edford aud tie batA faFh-,
u,I mandy owned In New Bedford, aud considered
SOW TaolofI vessel, thou sh sailing under l.c Efush
dy had been lost IN te ice Another vessel htd btcn
,rel lyst IN the Arctc durlu- The first part OF tie
.,n and IN appears the fleet encolurrrd m0fr tiah
he u,rsl difficulties with the ice. lir fuIpwnS eIicAes
bl the Arctic Ar are reported: Roman, 100 hhis OF,
1000 lhs bone: Rainbow, Tour whales F"stee-, oVO
mis- OH Two NLales Thomas Pop 900 hDl' on, orc
4ia!r: Mercury, 1000 bbs. Oh; Faeht. bpy dds, on,
go vlaIes: sea Breeze, I25O ubls oui Liza, 800
bills oil, one whale; Helen Mar, 500 dds. o, ioir
vt..- Noant Woiiastou, 400 bJis. oil. four whales;
CG..,- one whale: Norman, 500 nDs. OBJ, tpuf whales
IN the ahovc are Of New Bedford. The Dawn, Oi san
rnrsco "A. 500 hh.s. oil, 5000 lbs. nont; florcnce,
. san Francisco / 900 bbis. Oi, three whales; ". IA.
Alien of Honolulu 400 0Dls. oil; thr IaIee BrUhcrs had
ttu 1--we whales ant tho v. A Farus %OftA 700 bO.s
oil and 800 ID. OF bone.
LArER-A dispatch from San Francisco announces The
ARRIVAL q, the bark Florence from the Arctic OCEAN. An
otter dispatch says the oarks Mercury, Progress and
Themes Pope were South of ley Cape when last seen
peohably about .ptlinbcr Il Tue bark Rainbow was
seen working toward Herald Island. witn 400 barrels
of oil aud COCO pounds Dl bone on board. lAe DARK
T.rre krotier. had on board when ab, nGOued 40
larr,i, oi o and 5000 pounds Ot nr. Tie birg " "
= .ru-wnrth had hustd hsn Lost 200 barrels OF OIL
,d 800 pounds OF bone. Tue dispatch said there vas
uot much dau-er ~ the vessels oe,ug closed ~.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
GENERAL FOREIGN NE WS.
ppEsInENr IMAGINATION sIrRMIrs.

PRESIDENT IMAGINATION SUBMITS.
THE FRENCH PRESIDENT DECLARES THAT HE WILL
coMPROMI,E AND CoNCIIATE-THE MINISTRY
RESIGNS, BUT HOLDS ON TEMPORARILY.
LONDON Oct. %, 81.
Paris telegram saws the Constitutional and Pdy'
both Administration Journalist assert that President
MacMahon has accepted the resignation Of the Cab-
net in principle but requested the Ministers to re-
tain their posts pending his future decisions.
The Pays adds: " Saturdays Council was somewhat
excited, President MacMahon declaring that he in
tended TO enter upon path of compromise and
Cancellation. Ministers de Brogie and Fourtou
supported this course
The francois, the Duke de Brogle's organ, yester-
dag stated that the Ministers prepared to meet
the Chambers and defend their policy, but, at the
same tme ready to resign should President Mac
Mahon think his duty to summon other counsel
lors The FrGnedis to-day explains that this did not
mean that President MacNahon was disposed TO
capitulate to the Left.
NJ. Rouher has had an attack Of apoplexy, but
notwithstanding some newspapers statements TO
the contrary, Is nearly well again.
THE CABINET DIVIDED.
LONDON Saturday, oct 27, 1877.
The Paris correspondent of The Times teie-
gra phs that President MacMahon has fallen
under the iu lense OF those who are determined to
-st tAe VIII OF the nation, Dut tue N@DneJ /. ufo"
about how far such resistance ought to be carried. The
Duke de BroglIe President Of the Council aud Mniserof
Justice; the Duke Decazes, Minister OF Foreign Aairs
General Berthaut, Minister OF War and Vscount de
MeauX, Munster OF Agriculture, gnt as far as see
on1 dissolution OF the Chamber Of Drpuiles bIt u the
Senate refused this. tney would resign. There
are Others who dream OF establishing d.c-
taiOrsmp the ruins OF the Cons tuition. The CORE
spondcnt does not believe Plesid,ut A"chahon viii
follow them that far Wcll informed Cnuscvaiiycs think
tLat q majority Of the Cabinet vii be- p ased 10 nave
ID ai<e and LAgFNuF ar
ford them the opportunity o. bow tOte viii of the sen
ate Instead II il Chamber Dcpuuc5. Tao rOrrespon-
dent adds n IL really rlc i1ed OF the Govern
Eeut tank tne SENATE viii dis ,osnd t. facilitate
their retreat" tlt may be rem mbc:cd tbs ". Cam
BETA, in his recent speech az Chateau Chmon. Drait
ment of Nieyrr, bitterly attacked tho EuOrr aud thc
bOIaparJists but spoke ~ very rvu, Oiy tone OF
the Otner parii and predi, eventual alliance be-
tween them and the Republicans when present passions
nad time TO cuull
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
EX-PREsIDENT GRANTS TOUR.

PARIS Oct =, 1877.
Several representatives OF French news
papers nave had nttr,icws vita General Grant, Dut
found him very reucent he d..Laed % express an
o1inion tie political situation here. lie said h' first
impression OF France WIS that It wore prosperous
wclIordcrrd AMI nappy aspect PIE, dent MacMahon
visited him ou saturday ard invited h.m 20
tue opera Vce-Adnird PO.huan. tie CuMte dc
Paris aud The Duchess Decaz also called uu MIN.
The 70 lowing are cxprrslcut Grants f-unue a.
raugeIucus: H dimes Ou tlr Isl U NavculDcr W.rI
UuIlrd States C0u>ucner To bert and on tne 81 win
President MacM .,lun a gruuQ banquet o. Al rlcdD
residents on Toe 6t, and extraordinary performance
O Italian OTer ~ be- given 10 nis mono: uI tc 0tt t
Dimes on tue lO.h NOye.nb with az. ctlgG4u. tir
banker. Al Tie November. General o. tut Wll 20
40 = AM theure 10 Lisbon. H. W return o. o-'l 4E
ami tnr American steamer d. y ..dEd iJt GiDltcf
and T. 4nlcr snrt,ug TIE cOs, 81 Dt.uay Dsci1oiIA So
ing AZ Xaudu. General G.tul Wl STAY some DAYS m
Eypt ANA return by way Malta 10 lay Were De Viii
-.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
TELEGRAPaIC NOTES.

RRtnGEPorr Ct Oct 2s.-P. T. Barnum was
vtday nominated Representative In the state Less
laiLre.
W,sutvGrON. Oct 2s.-There viii be three days
,,rr AZ the Beunngs Rac-course beginning October 81
, ~ the best the country reported 10 have
r-,olyea 10 be represented.
PorGuKFEP-IF. \. Y. Oct. 2s-ln the four mile
anbe scu race IN working boa. IN New burg Bay between
uauiel ALL 1nd Arthur hagnn and
Aierf Darragh OF Newburg, Tie former were vctonous
Time, 2om; ~ sec
R.rrrvoRE Md Oct. 2S. - suit mas been
t.d tn the CITY Court In which John Bought0n Is the
ina and Pierre Loriard the owner OF Parole, IL the
r@n Tie suiI brought 10 recover e. for lumber
Ia 10 Mr. Lorllard IN New Jersey aud Maryland The
rendau with -kipw nth Gordon, OF THIS city gave O"nd
fr the amount OF the claim
AurSIA. n Y Oct. 2s-The Fall meeting Of the
e,an Institute OF Muing Engineers which ogened here
tohs "a closed Saturday Afternoon. Among the large
nnrber OF ne present wore Drs r. serry Hunt r
~ TO n.nd, Professors W. Blake 1homas kslesOn t. NJ
noowue James Hail. L. IL. hAchaTdA y. u TbompSon aud
Ii. Tbufston-
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
KEILoGG's CHARGE AS TO COVE NOR NICHOLS
PURCnASING RETURNING BoARD MEMBERS
LRY IELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBuhRI

KELLCGG's CHARGE AS TO COVE Nok h'h"'N~
PURcnASING RETURNING BoARD MEMBERS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsEI
W,sHrNGrox. oct. 2s.-Ex Governor Kellogg and
his friends have caused a considerable STIR IN aSp
ington by asking the Senate Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections to inquire into several thihgs
connected with the Louisiana question, among thcin
being tho actions resorted to for the purpose OF Sc
curing the organization of what is known as the
Nichols Legislature aud the instalment ana con
tinuance in power Of the Nichols Executive THIS
request was LAID before the committee, after
considerable consultation with several sena-
tors Friends of Ex-Governor Kellogg nave
been asked as TO what they suppose VIII
be developed by such an inquiry ihcy
replv that previous 10 the arrival of the Presidents
Commission in New-Orleans the followers OF "over-
nor Nichols had obtained Senate containing
quorum of Returning Board members, but theiI
Lower House lacked such quorum. They had
raised $40, 900 to use in establishing their govern
ment. Friends Of Governor Packard, now IN WASH
ington assert that about eight of the Packard
Legislature were paid in the aggregate 3d.
600 or $4,000 TO 60 over and take their
s,ats in the NichOllss House, and TINS
gave Governor Nichols a Returning Board
Legislature in both branches. This they assert, was
in great part paid in the form of outside per diem
and mileage which they with some others, received
CovernOr pack ckaTds friends do not assert tiat thls
settlement was made With the knowledge or c"isth.
of the Presidents Commission; but they DO say ,ua1
the success which Governor Nicnous met WIN i ~
completing his arrangements largely due 10 tie
fact that tine commission working earnestly
under its instructions to bring about such cOhsoii
dafon of the two bodies. They claim to have al
the evidence necessary 10 sustain these iccust lo.Io
and furnish the names Of those who Will testify 10
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
IN THE HOUSE THIS WEEK.
TIE PROSPECTS OF ADJoURNNENT-THE SILVER
MEN CLAMOROUs.
Ia rrIEGnArn TO M rHmrNrl

tBY TELEGRAPH To THK TRIBUNE.1
WAsHINGrON, Oct 2S.-Etforts to bring about an
adjournment of the session of Congress before
the close of the present week still making. The
prospect OF success is not as good however. as il
was several days ago. Both Houses viii probably
adjourn from Thursday OF Friday until after the
elections in New-York. Pennsylvania. and Massa-
chusetts, next week. Mr.. Ewing and Mr.. Bland have
both applied to Speaker Randall for recognition
tomorrow, in order that they may ask the House to
suspend the rules, and pass bills remonetzing silver
The Speaker is said not to have given
them positive promise. Should the session con-
Time after the announcement of the committees
unanimous consent viii be asked for an extension
of the morning hour until the entire list of States
called through for the introduction of bills and
Joint resolutions for reference. Should unanimous
consent be refused, then a motion 10 suspend tine
rules. in order that the call may proceed. viii be
made. If all the members who desire tO introduce
bills are given IN opportunity TO do 50, the whole
day will be consumed and time viii be left for
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
TIE ENGLISH MISSION.
A PENNsYLvANIAN TO HAVE 1T, ACCORDING TO FoK-
NEY's CHRONICLE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Forney'
of to-day SAYS:

WASHINGTON, Oct. So.-f oiueys SuHudy '""''''''
Of to-day says:
We have the most reliable authority for SAVING tat
since tue regular Cabinet meeting ON Friday laHI ihe
President ana Premier have been conrldtrng ie us
nos. Of the Eu-lIsh Mission very tiurou-hly dud De
cause OF tnr tdudin- 10 has created ~ Fchh5l
ma besides their tO uut IN II cfi-ll l-t'H-
ts tncy are now strongly disposed to award ine PIi1
10 iat state. Tn.s CONCLUSION as not utcl re'i heu ~
auv sacrifice ~ tucr tvOwcu CV -c wee p"hcF' or WIN
a view OF reitactng their objection 10 t'-oeha.'r
Cameron but sup,y do au act o. justice hs senator
M Coz gle-.. but while Dee COureus THIS ne cdllA9 l-
10 a GREAT ate Ikr Ptnusyl yaui which tile President
r.ze- ls too important factor n shluius pnhhc IT,
ION 10 be treated Izuty The President d-cd.ius any
s,p ly wiz etuct Of tnc factions n tiat STAGE nor
j. he tue eas; disposed dsparagc TIL hs esteem ih
which E.--,uatur Cameron Is nc D} hl7
fr1rurs much less refuse the consideration
due the position held by J. Donald Cameron
rrht % elect his own advisers I'm IN ne MS appoint
ucut- THIS much rc-srls the fr sidenl ircilhss
tl,g-l the & uucruuH. A. % tue tusu-i di@'iuu Do Is
now fuy oetc44 ur tu select Pen. ~ anian ANA We
should NOT br SURPRISED I the nomination is made III
fU- next font "a. -lt hours. wayne Mo 'caEii
can lave the lo-i..Jn j. he desires u. i.ld
tue Stlur can be sud uf Governor Hart
rl..ft Eat fr Nor.un McIicAacis -sc ms chances
Voud he v.rv far. az Pgrd nt eutcrttns tne A-A-
e.i opinion OF L.s aUlity. Govcruvi Cutiu 3. a.so
fqvornv mentioned. Whoever the couinhE man i@, Zee
viii hc cledItar To- tie ~taie D. T. ENatt0 % ~ -rea'
hopes Tie selection VIII slve eILre s'.''aiAc-ioH
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

NAMES oF THe PROBABLE CHAfRMEN-Uow 4 FEW
OF THE IMPORTANT COMMUTE. WILL STAND.
Irl TLLGsGAru 10 THE fEfrrNE-l

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dersrood thar Mr. Wood and q majority Of tbe com
ritte will favor very general reysion If tbe tariff
T. ,is re.,ot tbo, Will undoubtedly I II, b.r,,o,,,
,;,ha r,,io,,tvof tb House old ,,,,,b.rs ,yho hove
ia ol v,,-,o,.o -, ,ar,fT Io,,;.lotio, do mot to
Eevo bo,v.ver that any general cbopoe ~ tho tarif
laws will he possible durino the nresent Coporess
The principal obstacle 10 il will be the conflict of
industrial interests that always arises whenever anv
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

SLSAroR M0Rr0A sIyEING.

INDrANAPrLIs, Ind, Oct. 2s.-Ihe condition ot
senator Moron is not % hopeful IL bas been for
q week past His stomach has retained nothing that
has baen taken INTO it for the past twenty
f,pr hours. and as consequence he
has crown weaker. lie has been kept
mn in fact bv the administration Of opiates and
nutritious aids. by the hypodermic process Hs
attending puysIcian. Dr.. Thomson. does not thihk
tlcro IL ang probability OF his Immediate death yet
IL is evident ice cannot last long. unless there ~
change IN the condition of ms stomach
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

NO rosrPovrMGvr FOR THE sAKr ID AVOIDING
CONTROVERSY.
Inv rrLzcR&Pn TO THE TrnrNEl

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE Ifl"tNLi
WAsHtN,,ToN. oct. 2s.-Neither Collector Arthur
nor Naval officer Cornell has resigned, although
both were requested 10 do several days or weeNs
ago. The Nev-York Custom House nominations
which ii is believed we're among those given to the
Senate on Thursday last and left by Private Hecre-
tarv Rodgers vi. the reception clerk,and which VIII
b. submitted To the Senate during the first eXe'u-
tive session sets forth, that Messrs. Roosevelt and
Prince are appointed in the place OF Messrs Arthur
and Cornell removed. As before, these gentlemen
have undoubtedly consulted with their most IN
fnentia friends iu Washington on tnis subject, and
are acting In accordance with their advice.
Their refrs3l 10 resign Is likely 20 compl-
cate matters iu the executive session IN the
Senate. and otlrow more doubt than would other
wise exist over the confirmation of their successors
General Arthur s reported TO have sad that he de-
cined 90 comply with the request of the President
for the reason that Senator Coukling secured hm
m, todtion Of Collector, and tuat bee intends 70
stand boy that Senator. o avoid any present con-
t-ovr.v that may arise over the confirmation of the
E.v-York Custom House appointments, Il is re-
uor cd that thc President has been requested to
u.sruurt th. nominal ions until the winter session.
bit j, is hardly probable that he viii wlthdIa"
them.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Oct. 27.-The master -masOns ln-
tend I'd prosecute the w0rkmen vino cam from America
under contract, If they persist Ia acting win The
strikers
LONDON, Oct. 27.-The Hon. Alfred Henry
Thesger mas been appointed Lord Justice of tue Court
OF Appeal, IN place Of > Richard Paul Ampnett
RESIGNED.
MADRID Oct 27-The Minister of Foreign
Affairs uud the spanish Minister at Washington expect
that an understanding will be arrived at between span,
and tue United states the question OF customs. tariffs.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

FoRT SCOTT, Kan, Oct 2S.-The directors OF
the ST. Louis, FOlt Scott and Colorado Narrow Gauge
Railway met nere yesterday and elected Ile foIu
officers
Presulent-M s. Cartier OF st. Louis.
gc-freadtHt-J. 4. Gordon. Of Humboldt.
S,creLt,r and IreaaUer-E. \. Harms Of Fort scott.
ST. JosErH, Mo-, oct. 2s.-At an election held yester
day IL was voted the cCys stock in the bridge
AZ this point the Union Pacific Railroad Company pro-
ydtd they make the terminus of tine road here.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
THE AMERICAN sa,oss IN ENGLAND.

Twelve Of the American masOns who re-
Gently arrived here b gtI rJrk Ol buildings IN tue
Temple On Saturday. Four o.lcrs who joined
the strike, applied for summons against
Mr. Booth, the contractor for those buildings
for Illegally Obtaining their tools. -X ~
tHe Americans have ODtLnrd work through th' strike
Comntte, IL tie Ige desired ny strikers The sirk-
ers' commttc. have offered tO pay ,ne travelling rX-
uuses oi th, remainder OF the Amelcfns anywhere tLr!
Ike II ia thclefore expected tDat they VIII leave beOie
tue end OF the week.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
nPoKrN sAvINGs BANKS.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 2S.-Justlce Landon
has granted the petition OF "m j. Green receiver ~
the R3ckand savings Bank. 10 begin an action against
p p Ees and wte 10 recover possession OF certain real
esta.e Al 80 an order 10 begin action against John
a. Eels to recover $1,000 Oh q bond and mortgage.
BosToN, Oct. Determination by experts
OF the affairs OF the North Brdgewaer savings Bank
ous the total loss depOstors, tnrouSh the Irregular
ties OF T. southwOrth, the ate treasurer Will De fSO,-
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
A DOUBLE MURDER FOR MONEY.

CISCINSATI, Ohio, Oct. 2o.-An unknown
neson entered the OF l.. S McVey, togate keeper
an the Cireievlle PIKE six mil,s north Of Chicothe,
obio Friday nIght and shot McVey through the heart.
and his Z. through the head KILLING both instantly
Utte gr the only other occupant ~ the hou-e nearing
th. s6outlug iunged out OF aud escaped. I
eer after rausdckng the house for pundef SCI 10
m aud escaped To the woods.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
THE NFXICAN REpTDLIC.

MEXICO, Oct. lS.-The attempted revolution
in the state Of NJ cAoacan Wis lusCny suppressed 70
suthentcaly reported that the STATE OF sonora has
eede PeIce prevails in the other states The reported
ilsurreciions on the Northern border prove untrue.
P.csident Daz SHOWS nheXible determination g. "eX-
tttdte" criminals the R.O Graudr uehcving extra
d ION nectssarv o preserve ord p. Several saicHts
of infantry and calvary have chcd TOR the border.
Members OF the L-rdo faction stt at work the r-
dsIs are actively Zns tO cooperate wltL !scO-
uedo in q S efforts on the RIu GrdnGe.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
cn1nrs AND cAsuALrlEs-RY rELEGRApm

PROVIDENCE. h. l., Oct. 2S.-Captaln Joseph r
pisbury prominent ozen OF oonsocket committed
eide this morning
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2s.-MesSrs. Isaac c. Price
and William H. Penne has security for the addi-
Iinnal 300 required John \ Morton. Presgt
Of the street Railway Company.
CINCINNATI, Oct 2s.-Lewis Meyers, treasurer,
and y Smith, auditor OF Augaize COUNTY aIraigned
at WapakoncI eha god wish embokSliug $1,000 eunfy
wears the penilentsTy sith uAs committed
In ,t.fau a. Slp.OOJ bail
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
AB,rrrrExPEcrrp Ar Kopprx0r.
THE sIEGE OF PLEVNA.

TIE EUs-TAN5 JUDlIANT-EIIHTl IIDAlsH OFFICERS
CAPtUkED.
LONDON. Der. =. 1s77.
Russian Official dispatch from Pordin says:
The Grand Duke Nicholas inspected, on Thursday.
the battle field at Ddbnik. The troops are elated
bv their victory. The Russian lose was $500. The
Turkish loss was nearly equal Eighty Turkish ofl-
Gers We're taken prisoners, and a tag and four guns
were captured
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

AIIIEN-l UNI = IL.
Earl Derby, British Ministe. for Foreign
Affairs h4s ,eut note to the Grees GJycrumrn Ceclar
lns that Tie British Government never intended 90 gaes-
u1n Grtece's ub.rty ~ action, and Rec. i.a n-.as
respect FOR treaty Obligations.