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New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

PoTTsvUIE, Pa, July 5.-Patrick Betterck was
killed the railroad shaHokln this
ing.
POTTsyuLE, Pa. July 5.-Nrs Mary Brennan
fatally burned by explosion Of kerosene Coo Run
this evening.
PRovpENcE, r. l., July 5-Tho shot which
wounded Miss Howard yesterday fired by soldier ss
Fort Adams, l,2OO yards distant across the bay
BOSTON, July 5.-Thc receivers of the Mechanics
Saving Bank that they will pay 10th instant,
dividend of forty cent To deposOrs.
ROUDOUT n. Y, July 5.-1he corOncrs jury
the Of William Legg who shot In iail by the
James Mcintyre, rendered verdict OF ustnabe hom
eide.
COIIINGwoOD, Ont, July 5-The Steamer Crm-
herland to-day brings intelligence from Mantoulu IS
land the Of William aud ChaTles Bryan b. Gcrge
and Laban Amer by shooting, the 10Th OF June le
arrested and declared guilty by the coron' y
Mauitowlnng and have been tho sauII 81 Name
jall by steamer.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
GEN. GRANTS spEEcH AT FoLKEsToNE

Gen. Grant, in ms reply to the address at
Folkestone yesterday, SAID: " thank you ioi has
been said in honor ~ my great country. 1; has
been feeling of mine OF many years standing
that the United States and Great Britain should H.
the very best friends. You have kindly alluded
my Efforts Executive OF the United States to settle
the questions that existing between the two coun
tries and which liable at any time create dis
turbsnce. Fortunately, however these difficulties were
settled IN manner credi.ahe to both nations. There
was no dcrre my part, una 1 there
was none the part OF the thinking people
pi tne nited Statos that England should be- humlated
in any sense. ana her. certainly determination on
our part that We should not De humiatcd; but We
wanted set tcment that should De honorable to both
nations. That 10 my desire, At ali events"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
MURDER AND THREATENED LyNcIING.

CINCINNATI, July ga horrible crime has
just been revealed in Lewis County, Ky One Roberts
living IA farm few miles below Vanceburg had taken
white boy, ten twelve years old, TO raise Last
September the boy disappeared and Roberts he
had run away Lately colored boy in the employ OF
Roberts said he had something To tell II protection was
promised him. and receiving such guarantee con
Quoted persons the spot where the skeleton OF the
missing boy found. Roberts arrested aud taken
% Jail, where he Is guarded n posse of
forty meS but the citizens organizing at last ac-
aud threatening tO lynch Roberts tonight lie
SAID 10 have been guilty OF other crimes aud the reason
assumed for the murder that feared the boy would
expose him " prosecution.
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- - nf insnrance comnanlcs are Il fnllnK..
ror-R BUILDINGS IN FLAMES AT HoRoKEN.

A fire broke ont in the wooden, twO-Story,
drygood's OF Simon Wolf at second and Hudson
Sta Hoboken early yesterday morning spreading To Nos
90 and 92 Hudsin-st, and destroying "A small frame
building on secondst. VOLTS store was entirely dcs-
troyed The loss stock and fixtures Is estimated At
81 900: insured for $1,000. The occupants Of tie
other buildings lost from $500 TO $4,000 each with
partial insurance. All Of the burned buildings were
owned by Edward DeBOs in Switzerland. HIS lOssis
obout $4,000 with Insurance OF $4,000 The total
is about S:3s 900 with insurance OF $4,000. Mr. Wol
thinks thar the fire from sparks from fireworks
Tie authOrtios have suspicion OF ncendlarism, and
will make investigation.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
RUSSIANS NEAR rHE BALKANs.
RrssIA AND TIE GREAT pOwERs.

IONDON, FIidDY, July O, NJ.
The Vienna correspondent Of ne Itmo tclegraphs
as follows: The Czars proclamation 90 the Iul-
garans has produced little impression III official err
ces here aud il is not at all likely 10 produce any
change in the Austrian policy. Although the d!hi-
Guilty between Greece and Turkey about the seizure
of arms at Corfu has been settled the tone then
adopted by the Porte appears to nave given deep
oaense nj Athens. 80 that @ ~ new difference, how
ever tritinr, may lead TO collision. The British
Cabinet has officially informed the yarious Cabinets
that the fleet was sent to Beska Bay for the protec-
tou of British interests and the Christians III Tur-
KEY.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
SENIOR GORILLA DEFENDED.

'1ADI'IU, II Is'Ilyi July D, I0IN.
In the Congress to-day SenOr CASTELAR, ques-
toned the Government relative to the arrest and
expulsion OF Gorilla and his associates from France
He contrasted their treatment with the hosptabe re-
ception accorded Don Carlos aud his partizs and de
clared that the principles OF international law had been
ignored The Minister of Foreign Affairs replied that
scnor ZOrlla consprng against the Spanish Mon
archy and connected with the International Society
The French authorities in the exercise OF their rights had
considered that Gorilla and his associates might be-
come the cause OF political dis .uI bance.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
DAVID OGDEN.

David Ogden died at his residence at New
Brighton staten Island, Wednesday, age OF IS
years with his brother Joseph he this country
from England when both boys. After being for
years with their uncle Jonathan Ogden in the
ton business, they formed partnership shipping
chants. They up active work several years ago.
Mr.. Ogdens funeral Will take place at Christ Church,
New-Br ghton, this morning
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
JOHN GREENVILLE KANE.

John Greenyille Kane, a prominent lawyer Of
this city, having his Office IN Wals died yesterday at his
residence No. 80 West 2lsts Mr. Kane addition his
legal business took considerable interest in public affairs.
During A. Oakley Halls term as Mayor Of this city. Mr.
Kane was appointed member OF the Dock Commission
Since that time he has served School Commissioner
The funeral Will take place Monday Grace hurch
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
OTHER FIRES.

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The hull of a three
asted schooner on the stocks steycnsons shp ard
was totally destroyed by 1re hls morning The loss is
80 900; insured.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., July 5.-An incendiary
fire occurred this morning in the Of fhe Ere
fn0 Press printing Office causing serious damage TO the
newspaper presses and destroying quantity Of paper
The fire did not extend 10 the other The loss is
estimated at from - 600 to $4,000 fully insured
Patrick Eamllls, "a discharged presrnan, has been ar
rested on sus pcion Of being tie incendiary.
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mont the decentralization OF the frontier and the forcing
The red man to to-day the savage ne was cell
tury ago.
p 9 s T s & RIP T.
3:I5 q. n.
LATEST FOREIGN NJ VS..
THE WAR IN ARMENIA.
1praT RATTLE EXPECTrr,-TnE FATE or KAIss AT

, GREAT BATTLE EXPECTrp-rng FATE or KARs AT
STAKE.
LosDoS Friday, July 6, 1877.
The Manchester Guardians Vienna dispatch says
"Gen. Tergukassof is now retiring VIA hassnan
70 Arlost battle is expected there winch VIII ue-
eide the fate of Kar'."
The Ddily TciegrdpFs Erzerum dispatch says IL ~
unlikely even if the Russians are S'roheV rem
forced that they can successfully renew 'he ASIAN
campaign this year. The Dddy AecSS vienna 'e''-
cram also saws that ten weeks hence the climate
will preclude any effective warfare.
The latest di4patcb from Asia is a Daily Necs tele-
cram dated Erzerum, Thursday evening, which
states that both armies remain inactive. The kuS-
sians are evidently awaiting reinforcements.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
TIE PAN-PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL.

LDINBUKGH Thursday, July D. 1877.
In the Pan-Preslyteran Council to-day paper ON pu
Dit eoquencc read. After discussion In which Rev
Mr.. Wills OF Toronto, and various Scotch dIynes par
ticpaied, "A motion adopted that simple preaching
of the Bible tine true work OF the Ministry the
evening al iresses delivered Home Missions in
the United states and other lands by Rev. Mr.. Vaudykc
OF ErnnklNn. Rev. CJrns DchsOn. and OtNcrs.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
IHE FIRE RECORD.


goshen, y. Y, July 5.-Ihc larger portion
Of the busu,s of the lower village OF Chester al
the Eiie RAILROAD depot burned this morning. The
fire broke out in the store Of j. q. Clark son, which
was destroyed, together with TUthu Clarkcs general
store, and j. +. Taomps0us hardware store. Adioin
ing on tho same side Of The street, King
Boards feed store damaged On the opposite
SIDE several baldues occupied business places. with
flmihes living on the upper floors. we're burned.
Tic losses and tie insurance follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
THE BULGARIAN CAMPAIGN.
A TURKISH VICTORY RtPORTfD-BULGARIANb bHAkF-
SHOOTERS At WORK.

A TURKISH VICTORY RtPORTFD-BULGARlAN SHARP
SHOOTERS At WORK
IoSDoN Friday. July 9, 1877.
dispatch to The Daiiy Telegraph dated Pera,
Thursday says 1t is reported here that the lurkS
have gained great victory at Sistoya." This is
probably mere canard
Pera dispatch says: "Many Turks, whilst WORK
ing ;heir guns at Rustchuk. have been killed by
rifle fire from the houses adjacent to the forts. These
mysterious assassinaions are causing bad blood
against the Bulearians."
TIE RUSSIANS ADVANCING IN FORCE.
LONDON Friday, July g. 1877.
A telegram to The lines from Bucharest says:
1t is stated here that over 10000 Rus'iais
have crossed the Danube az Simnlza with an
immense train of artillery, comprising some
pieces of very heavy ca!ibre. Tho enthnsi-
asm of the Russian troops Is very great. Inc
cavalry marches about 20 kilometres l2l2 IN miles,
advance of the infantry. As the Turks have no pro-
portionate amount Of cavalry to meet thehl' the
Russians are securing the country up 10 the Ioot oI
the Balkans. The Turkish outposts are at the
Jantra which is ther present advanced line. Ihe
center of their army is near Rasgrad the right coy
ering Rustchuk and the left stretching toward
Shumla. Ii is reported that only 12.OOO men are
left III Silistria The first great battle III bulgaria
will probably be fought on the above, llne IL the
Turks give battle in the open hed north ot the
Balkans. 1t is probable there will be little OF III
terest from the front until dispositions OF troops
by both bel sercnts made necessary by the Russian
advance in the Dobrudia, aud operations near SIM
nitza are completed. The Russians have had sew
eral skirmishes with the Turkish outposts on the
Jantra.'
RUSSIANS NEAR THE BALKANS.
Lo>poN Friday. July 6, 1877.
Tie Bucharest telegram 10 Ike lime, says: The
Russian cavalry have penetrated to fieona and
Loftcha on the west, and Iipoya and Gabrova
toward the Balkans. They appear t. be masters
of the country between the Balkans and the Danube
and from the Jautra 10 I,euua.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06

LoNDoN. Thursd ~, July D. 1877.
The EdipJpgk ScotsnQ,fs special correspondent at
London. referring 20 a rumor that it is proposed
that the dispatch of the fleet Bsila Bay be fol-
lowed up by more decided measures, says: "One or
two Ministers would Instantly resign rather than
risk war with Russia the question of the neu-
tralitv of the Dardanellcs.D
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fyfh Are HOtel-SenatO Tor James g. Blaine, OF Malno
Gen. John Hammond, Of Crown Point. y. w. j. VA IA
DIT Smlh OF ifalo, Joshua Lippiucot 0f Pmla1epni''
George Dodge Of san Francisco BreUOoT Hots
Judge Amasa j. Parker, OF Albany, aud G. b. NflenV
President Of the Northern Pacific Railway Company.
~. Ereren House.-Enncs g. r. Denys Third secretary OF
the British Legation Washington Windsor HOt-A L.
Uopkins I9cever OF the Toledo Peoria Warsaw Railway
company HoGinan H0Usc.-CO. Thomas II. Ringer, u s..
Army GyGpd Central H0leJudze Charles Daniels of the
y. i. supreme Court and Commander James O'Kane,
l. : Nayy-..Gftscy SOUse.-J. II. Wicker,
Chicago H0VsProf. Tracy Peck OF Cornell Univer
sity j. r. Wilder Of Tennessee 81 NchoIs Hotet
cressman H. Morgan. Of Aurora n Y; Judge r.
W Farley Washington and the Rev. ". Johnston, OF
Batlnore Nc,c York HOtet-Cotton Green Of Memphis.
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PROF. CASSIMER LADREYT.

Boston, July 5.-PrOf. Cassimer Ladreyt,
Frencan. OF superior literary attanments and authOr
of many text books aud other publications, died at his
residence. No 253 Shawmutay yesterday. at the age Of
80 years He had been resident of this country for
forty Ycars
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
MRS. FRANCIS p. BLAIR.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Mrs. Francis Preston
Blair rcct OF the late Francis p Blair sr and mother
Of the Hon. Montgomery Blair and the late Francis p.
Blur, Jr, died suddenly at the family mansion near
silver Spring Md, about o'clock this morning. She
riding horseback yesterday afternoon, has
been her habit for years past and retired 10 Ued last
ngAt in her usual health.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06

Benjamin Rush was born in Philadelphia,
January %, 1911, and the OF Richard RusD,
Secretary OF the Treasury under President John Quincy
Adams, and grandson of DR.. Benjamin Rush one Of
the slgners Of the Declaration OF Independence. Mr.
Rush educated In England. while his father was
United states Minister to that country. He also studied
at Princeton College where he graduated IN ls29
with the highest honOrS Being ddIni ted the Put-
dephia bar, he achieved distinction In ls34-3j
II, ,nOcratic candidate for the Legislature and
In 1887 appointed senator OF Legation LOuGOi.
In l. IL he returned To Philadelphia and Resumed the
practice OF his profession.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
AN ALsATIAN PAPER SUPPRESSED.

LONDON, ITUIsTdy July o. TIC IIDltS ParlS
correspondent reports that The Hdusiel Alsaeien II
Munouse, one OF the chief antiannexation aud Dem.
ocratc organs Asace. has been suppressed by the
German Government.
lfor other foreign grd page.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
CHARLES II. UPTON.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Particulars have been
received Of the death OF Charles H. Upton, OF Virginia.
Celsul Genoa and acting Charge dAiairs in Swtzer
Land He led ON the 18th OF June of heart disease lie
was 65 years of age.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
ATCRKISH EXHIBITION on FOOG.

IFINI'IN' IIIIH'I JIIIl -
Thirty battaions of the Turkish Army Of Monte
negro have reached Autiyari an Albanian seaport,
whence they will embark ior All unknown des tina
lion.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
OBIIUAR
BENJAMIN RUSH.

LONDON, July 5.-Mr. Benjamin Rush. whose
death from heart disease in omnibus Regentst
cabed last night was Phladelphan. He arrived IN
this country the Scytna, which sailed from
New York June 18th
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
(AnnouncementSI

To secure good health and relief from Coughs
and Colds use PoGgERs COUGH BAIsAM
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06

The most confirmed dyspeptic aud moss
take Van Bt shIRk ~
SoRAST with c.roty cure Depot le Nesey 'e
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CTRlCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
Geuer.tlye Organs radically and speedily cared on..
hours b 70 s HEN kY A. pANIELA Nd. isA LsAhS~"~"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs in
BROADWAY.
oam74o Noon 80 3 NJ. S6' Midnigh to-
Hign est So. Lowest
Average, 747s' same dav. 1876 o2's
New-York tribune., 1877-07-06

DR.. LYoN's TOOTH TABLETS
Indispensable to overy lady's toilet
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

? Carr. FoRRRsr AND HIS AssAsL-
ANTs.-instead OF continuing the news.
paper battle which has been progressing
for some weeks through the columns of
the Cairerf Jos-aaf between Capt. For
rest and certain anonymous writers IN
that paper. not much to the credit or adj
vantage of the latter. the Captain pro-
poses N a short card 10 the Editors OF
the Journal, under date Of the Goth OF
June, uit to reach the bottom facts,
connected with bis late presentment BY
the Grand Jury of Calvert County. by
summoning his.aeevsers to make good
their charges before his official superiors,
the Commissioners Of the State Fish
ery Force. The fairness Of this pro-
ceeding to accusers and accused cannot
be questioned, and II is now tobe hoped
that Calvert critics OF Capt. Forrest viii
either carry up their charges against
him to Annapolis or forever hold then
peace. The following is the text Of the
Captains card:
.Nessrs. Ediiors:-An anonymous com
munication has appeared in your paper
so false and scurrilous, so slanderou'
and malicious that the author, as base a:
he is, was even ashamed to attach hi.
name to IL.
address you Tor the purpose Of say.
ing that so soon as had authentic in
formation Of the action Of the Crane
Jury, | wrote to the Board OF Commits.
sioners Of the State Fishery Force, re-
questing full investigation OF the mat
ter. | can otter nothing fairer to any
aud all who have charges to make, thar
to promise to meet them personally be-
fore the Board.
J. FoRREsr.
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A CARD.

To tie Hen. Examiner and Board cf
School Co1nissioasrs ;-Gen!femen -
In rendering YOU my resignation a.
Trustee Of Colored School No. l, 9Th
election district, feel called spon TO
state nv reasons for doing 50. As YOU
know. a short time back the Trustees
mo, Trusieel Of this school. after ma
ture consideration. petitioned your Hon
orable Body for the funds necessary tor
the erection Of o house suitable Tor
school purposes, etc. Petition granted
funds appropriated-and Mr.. J. Thos.
Parsons appointed Corsniffee Of One
10 contract, supervise. etc. In other
words, YOU have constituted him
Building Committee. Now, right here,
let me say, that no better man for this
purpose could have been selected, a.
his character tor honor, probi;y and
| business integrity stands second so none.
and could YOU always select such men
(f reckon the expression is correct in
speaking OF a one man Committee).
there would never be any complaint
from the public. But to my reasons.
First. then, my ignorance of both the
duties of a trustee and of the English
language. have really been ignorant
enough to believe that the word Com.
mittee signiSed. as our dictionaries saw,
persons, etc. I cannot find one that
speaks of a Committee ss one person.
Of course, | am wrong as VOC have
made q Committee Of one person. I
also was under the impression that all
repairs of public school buildings should
be done under the supervision OF the
| Board or OF the Trustees OF the School.
| You have shown | was wrong m That.
Therefo fore, cannot see my use as a
trustee. II one is all that is necessary
for building Committee, one is all that
is neediul for any other purpose. Now
| then gentlemen. there must be some
reason for your ignoring two out of the
| three trustees-some reason for this de-
parture from custom and tlagrant breach
! of courtesy. II must have been from
our Incapacitv or from a worse cause.
II surely could not have been that Mr..
Parsons, being the only democrat con-
nected with this immediate school, there
were none others worthy to be associa-
ted with him in so stups ndous an I'M
dertakiug as that OF building three hrn-
dred dollar school house. Therefore
YOU would endow him with n triune ca
pac:ty. Whatever may have been the
cause, am unwilling TO hold any place
however subordinate, under gentlemen
who from ignorance (and I.cannot be-
lieve that or intention will offer 20 un
called for and gratuitou> an insult TO
their own appo'ntees, although differing
from YOU politically. Respectfully,
l.. ]. SuTroN,
p. s. Since writing the above, learn
that Mr.. Parsons has refused 10 accept
any position offered at the expense OF
the feelings of his colleagues. My hat
Off to MIR. Parsons. A few such men
would improve the School Board, !
think, but Sodom was burned because
there was only one Lot.
SUTTON.
EwINGs, June %, 1877.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

THE ELECTORAL CoNsPIRAcY."-
Judge Blacks article in the North line
rican Reriem for July, under the above
title, is powerfully written. 1t draws
vivid picture of the carpet baggers,
the LOUISIANA returning board, its viii
lianie< and forgeries, and of ex-Presi-
dent Grant as an accomplice, the pet
tifogging of The electoral eight, the thin
bie-rigging in the Florida and Louisiana
cases, and the betrayal of the nation
While showing up the unworthy process
ses by which-the result actually reached
was proclaimed, he undertakes to vim
dictate the democrats who co-oPerated
with the conservative republicans in
framing this device. He thinks tina,
thew were not deceived in the constitu-
ton of the commission, but in the or
gaEization of the commission after il
was constituted. Whether, as Judge
Black contends. if the plan OF the cleo
toral commission had been fairly car
ried out, it would have added strength
and grandeur TO our institutions" is a
question which admits of doubt and Is
no longer pertinent. The main point
now is to provide legislation by which
the recurrence Of crisis such As oc-
cured in the last presidential election.
frausht with peril to republican Princi-
pies and the peace Of The country, can
be prevented hereafter.
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THE rouRrH ~ LEoS.Rprows-

THE FOURTH ~ LEoSARprows.-
Patriotic we have grown. Time was,
We confess. when the wave Of our "star-
ry flag" inspired no thrill. We i'm
agined ii once Ia be the emblem or OPP
preston and wrong. but now when the
battle has been lost and won and sweet
peace once more smiles over the land,
our affections, like little chickens, have
again come home to roo>t. Under this
changed feeling. We venerated thelste
fourth and celebrated il a. best We could.
Early IN the day our energetic towns
man, Capt. A. A. Lawrence. carried
aloft the Star Spangled Banner. accom-
psnying the action by the rereiNe, which
was performed by an old drummer OF
the Confederate Army. Under the flag
was strung several others of different
ns,ionalities. We were surprised to see
the Crescent IN advance ofthe Cross upon
the flagstaff but suppose the Captain
tavors the Turks. We, on the contra
~, take stock with the Russians, but
neither preference has anything to do
with The Fourth of July. Later in the
day, Base Ball match was the order.
The STARS" had been challenged BY the
Scrubs" We witnessed this match
and had expected severe contest. The
Stars won By score of A to "a. We
have often heard and IN part believed
there is nothing in a name" but we
now demur. Bulwer, We think, says in
the Disowned, that if Rose had been
called "Winterbottom,"<it would moi
have smclled so sweet. Anyhow, TIN.
name of Scrub" assumed BY the op.
ponents Of the Stars, was. altogether, not
uncharacteristic, as the result showed
We have been furnished with the iul
score, but will not tire the reader bv it,
detail. The crowning effort of the day
vas the Ball gotten up under the aus.
pices OF Capt. Lawrence, +. Galatti and
Thos. NJ. Camalier. The Society Hal
had been gaily and ,asteiulIy decorated
by these gentlemen and appropriate EN-.
blems and pictures hung upon the walls
Over the arch Of the stage was "embla.
zoned. " hdePendenee Day, July 4M
l17o." A large company engaged il
The dance and when we retired 4 late
hour. festl.i;y stIll held possession o
the town.