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LoSnos juno, ei.-Gen. Grnat was present lash
night at banquet Eircn by the Corporation OF
Trinity ilouse. The Prince Of Wales presided.
Ffinte Leopold. Prince Christlan. the Prince Of
Lclhlngcn, the Prince Of 5a1e-Weimar. tho Duks
Of Wellington. the Mafqula Of 11cstiosd, tho Earl
Of Derby, ths Eae1 Of 'Carnarvon, Sir Stafford
horthcote, Mr. Cross. and tho Chief JuAtlcc, Biz
Alexander cockburn. woeo among tho distiu-
Ru!dhst e9mpauJ present.
TuK ra1NcE or WALES
referring to Gen. 0rant, In the corrsa OF AIs
speech. said: :On tho prcacnt occasion It u \
matter Of peculiar qualification 10 n Is English
men 10 receive A. CUT Sucst Gen. Grant. [Chcers.
csa ASSURE him for myself md for I'll royal sub
teess of The Queen that II has gsen tho greatest
pleasure to see him ~ 4 guest In this county,
lChecss.J
EARL CAHNAHyoN
proposed the health Of tho visitors, and con pied
will II ucn+ Grants mime. liz said: ''StFangcra
OF all eIasscs men Of letters, arts. scinuco sfato.
and all that bare been most worthy and great have,
~ wore, CONC to this centre Of oil civilization.
venture, without dtspaEaEcuont toany Of these IL
iuatrlous spcsts tsay that has .her been onb
to whom wo willingly oceosd fracr. fuller,
heartier welcome than VIC do to Gen. Grant On this
occasion, not n,croiy because wa believe llc has
heretofore played the part of distinguished Gen.
ctal, nor because ho hAa twIto Oiled tho highceS
ooles which the eti. eus os uB great cuuu.fY car
dl,
EuT BECAUSE
We look upon him ~ representing that good will
and eGectton which ought TO snhsIst between III
aud tho United States. 1t has been my duty to bo
connected with tho great Dominion Of Canada,
stretching several thousand niles along tho from
tier of The unttt1 States, and. during the laat
three or four years, eau truthiuy aay that noth-
tns Impressed fuc moro than tho lntcrchnnge Of
friendly good Offices which took place between tho
, 1877-06-25
FRANCE


PANS, juno 2A.-Dcputtes belonging 10 The Re-
publican Union havo decided that no Republican
candidate shall bo put In nomination against anY
Ut the 3G3 Deputies who votcd the othar day ern.
sutIng the UsoEEie Cabinet Tho Ropubs!cnn Sen
asors hare nonanated aH cxtsp Parliamentary Cana.
mltteo to draughs manifesto. II. SInloA IL 2
member OF the Committee.
UAMuEyTAf
PARIS, Juno 2A.-At 4 banquet givon IN Vet%
sallles on tho anniversary Of the birth of 0cu.
llul4o, u. uan.bctsa spoke sansutnely OF Repuh-
ltcan victory In Ito coming elections. Fsanre, he
declared, would tnsn have statls anu deanttiyo
Government. Thu ltepub1le ~as 3 guarantee OF
1seaca tn Europe. Republican Government iti not
svQulre Rsk fussgu Governments fos test VI thplE
eunndepce. II. Oaubetta concluded by proposing
the health Ut IN. Thiets, tho Itbcratur u9 tho
tesnlosy, And the enlightened guide ot France.
, 1877-06-25

Loxpox, Jous eA.-Q'Douuclj, 4 Eattonal!st,
was elected 10 Parliament tsum hungarian, Es+
eelylng LIS vo&cs, ssaipst ll0 for Matthew.
THE AHTt.sLAvEHr SOCIETY.
LoNpox, Iune .4.-A Conlmtteo OF tho Anti.
Slavery Society gives public breakfast 10 William
Lloyd U&sI!aon, Nundcl!a smith end othtr sncua.
bsrs 1t Parliament have inilmatta their inlentloa
to ba pFescnt.
, 1877-06-25

who proceeded 10 the vodo and Aluta. No less
than
sEvxN or EIGHT TRAINS 4 DAT
hare been leaving bucharest with troops, ar.
tilcr5, and pontoons to replace the 1iurxrvo
troops, who marched down To 1siasch aud
Turnu-Magurelll. The number Of troops now
between md Btmnttza and 0lrgoyo Is no less
shan o., 400, while al Turu-ata1urcilf aud Is1ssch
up to Korahbia ase upwards Of 1910 por-
tfon OF the reluforccments at H1attna arc nom
being sent westward to KratoYa, and the troops
vlloso place theT take there to tho number Of
G0,D Goo arc
MOVING TOWARD KALAfAT AND otADovA-
Between Gturgcvo and Kalarnse'l tttcro arc
$4,000. There arc thus between Kalarasch and
tic Hungarian frontier 232a, ,ooo men for tue first
ltnc Of attack. In second line {of stobosia,
Bucharest, 8!atIna, and Krajova) thcro arc
1900, and further north again a reserve Of
10000 Is stationed, half at Plotesti and half at
Pltcsch. Tho foregoing are combatants, Of
whom there ara thus 85o, ,00o, exclusive Of troops
at Ga'a.z, 1brAt, Rcni, and tho Reserve corps and
barracks at Tartar, Bumar, aud Belgrade. Tho
total number OF Russians pf tho combatant
aud nou-combatant' sereiccs who are now
in Roumnnfa Is reliably estimated at 417,000.
Their heavy guns are supplied with 100 rounds
n,v.,. snfr,,dcnt non,onn. t,r thc crr:t-4,c,Io,,
NJ ttr bridocs ocro,, thc Donnbe Il I, hctevrf,
that Inn rnain r,s<nrc ,nnst he attcmnted IN \
n fcu l,xs. M. thnnr}, The nnnuho IA am rnthor
h,oh tln snrirr 1tooda rau.r, ,,v ttr hr,vv r,jna
l.ayc IN a rrcat ncas,,re, t,,hsj1cd: Int. hc}orc
1onr' tho swimmer f,oot,a caused hy thu MATING
of tho snow on tho Loycr Carnathian Moup.
tains will commence. Tho interval must, there
fore. be utilized II The attempt IA to be mails
under farorablo conditions. Tho poa,tton of
the Russians At Tu,nu- Afaeurcl1l and slnnitza
rlyea tho command of
rouR rAyonAn,. rass.ars
na,nafv. ut Turnn.Mnr,,rr11; sRirnit,.. pre+.
chnk. and o.cnvn. Within twelve ho,,rs tl,c
R,,s.,ans could. ,,v lrow,np troon. frnn stmx
nft.o md sIot,osta. muster 1so no mcn at ani,
around 0turrcvo. ar. ly ,novtnr thu trnons Mt
stmnitza westward IN Tn,nnebforn rollt thcv
conll in Ten noura m.s. I'm IN tnrn thcrc .ni
NJ 1,I,.ch Il world .fso r. ,t,..th1. ~ ,,ou.
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th1.ntcn s % e,.s,v. wit A. m m.n , ~ ~ nran,'s
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t,,t- ,,otnt. , -. ,,.a"."s, -. taa - >, sso 1on
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various reports converting Austrian prepara-
tlont, NC can slate posit.yc1r that tho Govern
ment caunnt e.ranr tbr dr;r II, ,o.., ~, - -.
Nh ,,.o.sn. -a...ss,. s"s "".J '"possa W IL y!
cr,vein s".'I' o. promptly anu most
e1sse,y eonshiestnQ I'll possible e7entualltlee. In
from tninrv. ,y,t,, rsas,t, ~ ,,..,..' u ..."a'f
,rr. howe;.r NJ aa,,,,ra .,a. ~ "s1y .ieas.
been taken IN to Tho n.e.ent.n
7ne nv ~ 1,,.,.
b.. o~n-o,..,, 4"@ .ns.ass..,r ~. " ioS.s
Russian dect might bon1bard Tun!a
''e' n1.s..' ] '
LONDON. Juno 2a.-A ct. Petersburg telc.
atta"ha 'tes hss snas % so'' Mci!es,s, tno Ins's9
suspicion at Russian headquarters.
ENGLAND AID Arsrnra.
England q. to the eharaetcr sod aaa ~
The measures Of preparation decided upon by
these two States.
GREECE,
ATHENS, june 24.-Thc nows Of the passage
Of .he Danube la. s.renethcnel the war rarty.
for LAMA IN the frontier and snothcr vii 1carc v
Immediately for Karavauzert There il a
eypyiA
ns1oh"os, aune d'-Fflnec Milan has ar
rlsed from Ploietti The semt.ofllclal hsoA
eeo VIZ "A' u hleas tHa'
PoftaHce 10 scfS1a, since It's results Will tend TO
correct the expectations OF over. warm patriots.
flnce tottscnakoA besides advising neutrality,
Vienna and 81. Petersburg y' were tho 'Isst heat
"f -, - -" "''et'S Pe'eoAAAJ asIGFkA1H NJ
s'chna, attaough 1t Is not decided when the
Pflnec will start thither."
LozDox, June A.-Thc steamers Constan-
s,19 sn% o anl vladimir have sat,sd from sebastopol
TUX Turkish sssao.nsa ;' On ths Aosto'!sa
captured brig Of varna. Both steamers rc-
n,.,,nns '. ~. x,,.u,n
. "oIo"s VA snaNhoAo' ~
En!snuno. June ef.-The London COTE
Tire to the fntnn,inn. ~ I'm carnrnr...s
Tho rs,or. u4s .a. .ep.,on' .sa o. tao Government
tno fcpors port. 1hat the TO- uovernment Ie will o'k
spsntn.,s.a 10. erso. !, o. 100000 to prorlde AGAINST
sorrcsnan,,en, 's mos. nae,y elteu,aseo Ihe
tho Goyerutaent now decIare t that thc WIKI Ttt.
Btaz steamers have BEEN secured in casc thsy
should bc wanted for transport seryicc.''
coxr.xr,xn',,~ maN ~ 2nnn TIE ~ xN1TE. r1.. =.
ncrntfa. nIosgATa1aork, y ynns I:-Ilo Chamber Of
combine against Turkey. - ~ 1A''''
THE SICK MANS UNEASY THRONE.
constautipopic, predicts taat II the pfs,cnt TnrS.
lsh OoreFntnent can nslntain itscIf II viii make
sian Victories The Kusy!nns. be sa,s viii r. con,
, 1877-06-25
THE WAR.
Very Evident Unmasktng of
! the Russian Scheme
at lbrail.
4
4 Mere Handful Of 0ossacks Elound-
oring in the Marsh Near
Matchin.
The Astonishing Number Of
417,000 Russians 11asscd
Around Bucharest,
The Turkish Cerberus Unwill.
ing to Snap at the Do
brudsoha Sop.
Myriads Almost Certain to Swarm
Over Between Njkopolis
and Si(istria.
England and Austria Exchanging
Notes Regarding the
Bituatfon.
Austria Unwilling to Help Montenegro
Til She Lies Rowling.
England and Austria Exchanging
Notes Regarding the
Situation.
Austria Unwilling to Help Montenegro
Til She Lies Howling.
THE GREAT MOVE
AT n3ntII AMI 1rTENrryA-

(By Cabh to 7hs Calcaoo Tribunal
LONDON OFT1oE or The CHICAGO Tn1DurE,
SA11snunr STnzE7, ". G., June 23.-&our
correspondent at Bucharest tclogrnphs: All
day troops have been pouring over tho pom
toon bridge at Draita without oppo-
sition- Tho Car arrived last night,
and devoted to-day to the inspec-
ton Of The men, taling up position
with Gen. Zimmerman md staff at this end
OF tho bridge. A large force is engaged
constructing the roal across the marsh In
tie direction Of DlAtchin. which has been
A1n1An1 EVACUATED NJ TIE runKH.
It is not anticipated that any fighting will
take place until they reach Herzova.
It is reported that several squadrons Of
Turkish cavalry haye been dispatched from
Shumia and Rustchuk 10 harass the RUS
sian advance
The passage at Gafasz has been mado with
RATS. Tho troops thus far aorosa tho Dan-
ubo ut Ibrail Rro the Seventeenth and Eigh-
toonth Divisions Of infantry and ona division
Of Cossacl18.
News from
ogHEB ronT1ona or TIE Lra8
is scanty. It Is reported that the crossing
has been effected at Oltonitza In tho face of
heavy fro from tho battorios, Tho pom
toons 1oatcd down tho Ashis River from
Krivatz.
, 1877-06-25
BRITISH INTERESTS.
the LONDON JOURNALS At Io0oER11EADs.

the LONDON JOURNALS At Io0oEnnEADa.
(Bg Cobts to tbs Chieoao Tribunal
LONDON OFZ1oB or The Cu1oAoo Tn1DuNE,
6AImuuRY 6rnxEr. W. G., June 23.--Tho
London dailies aro beginning finally to notice
the runor that IN extraordinary grant will DO
asked Of Parliament by the Chancellor Of tho
Exchequer for tho protection Of British
interests In tho East. Tho jealousy each OF
tho other Is 80 great that uulcss one gets the
first news 1t will ignore 1t as long rs 1t de-
contly can, no nattor how important. This
item appeared In tho Journal Dds DeJats on
Wednesday, but
NOT UNTIL TODAY
did Tho London dailios ttiscuss 1t AZ q matter
worthy OF consideration. Similarly they
havo not yet doigued to mention the triaing
fact Tint 1900 troops wcro under orders
for Egypt, though 1t was published to-day in
ono Of tho most reliable weekly papers, and
could
EASILr ne AUTHENTICATED.
Regarding tho military graat, tho Daily
Telegraph, philo-Turk, claims that only two
millions will be asked, and snya "pnblIo
opinion, therefore. 80 far from taking alarm
ut the application which we may now OK.
pcct from tho Chancellor Of tho E1cl.equer,
should rather manifest Its intelligence by
regarding this official confidence toward the
nation aud foreign powers as proof that tho
Government has <A
NOTHING TO CONCEAL,
and follows the policy whicl, mono can call
otherwise than jndicious and paciac,--of
keeping abreast OF events. OF course even
vote 50 modest must wear tho aspect OF
official counsola which nro not without tlla
element Of f1rmncss, and 1t IL neither rossi-
bio nor desirable to deny 1t that grayo char
actcr."
TUE DAILY MEMS,
philo.ltussian, says: "Wo trust that tho
House Of Commons will mover listen to any
proposal for voting extraordinary credit to
the Government on the mere faith in tho
Ministerial! assurance that tho Government
will know how to apply, 1t to
the best advantage. Ono thing Is cor
tain, that any steps which might
theaten 10 bring England into war which
should have for It's result, II not for its
ayowed aim, tho maintenance Of Turkish
misrule over n-Mohammedan subjects will
lead to q very grave political conflict within
aud without The wnlls Of Parliament,
THE FALL. HALL GAZETTE,
the Government organ, refers TO the policy
Of tho Gladstone Ministry In 1870. when two
millions were granted for tho increase
OF tho naval aud lind forces DUR
lug the Franco -Prussian war, and
says, "Whas was In the question lhen
was the neutrality and independence Of
another State ~ securont by European guar
antee. What Ia in question now is the safety
Of our own Empire % threatened by the
wa1like operations Of Russia. Therefore,
the precedent Of 1870 not only applies, but
applies q .}ortiori to the present situation.
THE SUNDAY SUMMARY,
suow1n0 TIE 1BAAlL cBossIxo 70 BH MOST
KQRk01oV8 FLINT,
T.HrnHs 7rnA Gl-A1 nufhnri{laG knrtlruA
, 1877-06-25
GENERAL,
SECRET UNDERSTANDING uETwxBN RUSSIA
AND ENGLAND.

8psetaf N3pascA 10 TIA Jf13uns,
WAsuis0ros. D. C., June GA gentleman
attached to ono Of tho legations saysthat official
adyices they hare received Indicate that tho key
to tho present situation is !n tho action Of Scryia
aud England. II either Of tueso Powers bccona
iuvolycd, tho war will be prolonged, aud may
become general, and 1t now seems probable that
both will be. Indeed, the legation people think
Great Britain Ia about to take possession Of the
8uez Canal in accordance With private under
standing with Russia that the posseAston Ut
Egypt should be tho price OF British neutrality.
AuaTRAh AMBIGUITY.
VIxaNA, June A.-A paper publishes thc fol-
loving Sstot-ufticdu note; "A to &Ae truth Of
, 1877-06-25
ASIA,
NAyAxIp.

LONDON, Iunc ol.-furthcs accounts from
Turkish sourcrs relative TO the rccapture Vt
Dayaz!d state that the Russian gnrr,soa hare
fntTenchcd themselves near the town.
BAIAzlD, June ls.-The Russians In an en-
gagement between Bayaz!d and Indlcscn wcsc
defeated with loss OF $50 cavalry aud 100 iu-
fantry.
AROUND R4ToUM.
CoNsTANTtNorLn, Juno 2f.-Dcsylah Pasha
on Saturday attacked tho Russians investing
Datoum and drove thcin from the heights.
DESPERATE FIGHTING.
6p<e9dl Nspd&tA 10 1As TttbERs
New YoRK, June 3l-3:39 a. m.-A eablo
special says intelligence received at CONSTANT
nople announces that Moukhtar Pasl,a I,as been
engaged sinoo Thursday With tho Iluss{an army
at Tatkhodja, between Khosnaaan and Deliba-
ba. Iattlo was proceeding all day Friday.
The result u unknown.
, 1877-06-25

In the opinion Of the Russian commanders, now
passed away, q majority Of the troops have been
withdrawn thence to GIurgrvo to replace forces
who proceeded to sha Voda and Aluta. No less
, 1877-06-25


vienna. June 4.--Auslria has formally re-
fused to intervene In bollalf Of Montenegro TN.
less tho latter acknowledges herself l,opclcssly
PROSTATE, aud makes direct application for as-
etstAucc,
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You the Doctor Office hours 10
Sunday 10 to IL. DIR. James is 60 years OF age
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-28

Going North-11 Is a. m; 1898 p. m.
Going South-7:3 80 a. m; S:2S p. m.
Palace Sleeping cars, owned and operated by ii
line. accompany all night trains
CONNECTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington with Toledo, Peoria Warsaw R'y
for Peoria Indianapolis. Lafayette and Cincinnati;
with Chicago, Burlington Quincy r. r., for Chi
cago. Keokuk, Quincy and ST Louis West TO Ottum-
and all points in kansas and Nebraska, and with
Burlington d Southwestern R'y, for Pennington,
Bloomfield and all points in Missouri and Kansas
At Columbus Junction, with Chicago IL South
western Railroad fortW Washington and LeaNenworth.
At Nichols.wlth Muscatine Division b. c, K 81 d
for Muscatine
At West Liberty, with Chicago. Rock Island &
Pacific Railroad, for Iowa City, Desmoinee, and
Davenport.
At Cedar Rapids. with Milwaukee Division of 81
C r M for Independence, West Union, PostvillC'
| ana McGregor; with Chicago & Northwestern Rail
way, for Omaha Council Bluffs and Chicago, ane
with Dubuque 4 Southwestern R'y for Dubuque.
At Waterloo aud Cedar Falls, with Illinois Cel
| trail Railroad for Independence, Dubuque, Fol
Dodge and Sioux City.
At Shell Rock with Stage for Wayerly.
At Nora Junction, with Milwaukee 81 st Pau
Railway, for Mason City and Charles City.
| At Plymouth with Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
| for all points in Minnesota.
| at St Paul, for all points on Northern Pacific
Railway, the great Lake Superior region. and all
points North and Northwest.
E. +. WINSLOW, Gen'l Manager.
c. ] IVES. Gent Pass. & Ticket Agent,
| Cedar Rapids, Iowa
ENoTLoE CHASss
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-28

Positively cured-also Blind and Bleeding
Piles, Fistula, Salt Rheum, and all dis
eases of the Skin, by the use Of
ROSSMAN'S CURE.
ITCHING PILES is generally preceded by
moisture like perspiration producing
very disagreeable and distressing itching,
particularly at night, after getting warm
in bed. No humbug-as trial will prove.
For sale By all respectable druggists.
RossMAN & MCKINsTRY, Hudson, NY,
Projectors.
Sent by mail for so cents.
IF YOU HAVE A COUGH,
Cold, Asthma, raising of Blood or any az
tections of the Breast or Lungs, leadi T to
Consumption, use
DIR. HOUSEMAN'S GERMAN COUGH
DROPS,
as prepared for over thirty years By J. J.
| Davis(now deceasedl and you vii be sure
| to find relief Address ROSSMAN 4
McKINSTRY, who have succeeded to the
Proprietorship, and sold by all druggists
and dealers in Medicines. For sale by all
Druggists in Rock Island.
Sold by Avery & Tyler, Lafayette, In.
diana. Fuller & Fuller, and VanSchaack,
Stevenson & Reed, Chicago, wholesale
agents.
John F. Henry, Curran & Co., Whole
sale Agents, s College Place, N. I.