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The Morning herald., 1877-11-01
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THE STATE IF II Ella ~ .iFE.
NU THE sHTklFF OF NEW rAsTLEcoUSii.
lGREETIsG.
WHEREAS, I,ne Sullivan, by , er next
frien lanes A Atwell, by her petition TO
the Ju tys u of our Supe ior cunt, llleu j.,
inc office of the PrOlnonotary . | the sald
Court n and for the County OF New a>lle,
-l>--> tor the eau OF crmFla M III rem
! alleged, as made apple on I"
! SEAL our said Judg. thata DE rec - az
he pronounced dissolving the mar
-~ riage existing betWee" the pei
toner and her husband John ulliVan.
We therefore command you, as y''u nave
hesn hereinberore comma ued, that you
summon Jo n Su Ivan. SO that he he and
appear before the said Judges OF our s".o
Superjor ourt of the next tenn hereof, to
\ q he d a., New castle i'll and I"r the, oun-
tv of ). W ''astle. on Monday the IT p da
Of N1y ,l1 next to answer the al egatio :
Of the ~. ,tp H. ion, and else 10 snow cause
if a,v he has, why seer G OF ne a'o
,'onrt should lint be maze, n'SsOlV'ng we
ma, riaue existing between hl'u ana Ine
said Petitioner according 10 the act ! ~
sen bly, in such tase made ant pr Vldto q
and also to do al d reeve Wn". me IL
Court snail, tn, u and there COZ lHldef cr''t II
| Inv rim IN this behalta, t 'hp ff.nrtt lhi
! seem meet and c,nsiSten II tIe Prov
| sious of the said act OF .AS~' abby.
| Wines. the HOrora, l. JOSEF t. ONE
gys. +. a., AT. NV ast!n lie 25,h cay {
NAV, \. ID, eighteen hundred and 'everly
| seven, tHAkLES' BIAS ON.
Issued Aug. % h iS77. rro'hono1aty.
he above is Il true copy o. sulnmo =
aug Aft l-AAC VIZ y r. h'' ~
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THE HERALD, J,
rns savsaaals Herald

..,,,,n.,, avsrg morning, Sundays
Nca",ou3 ts pCe''5 ana delivered in tf'f' r'ty =
,i,jppiHgton a51a sVouQ IlGs Places i2[ SIX
ceuts ''. psr var, Fa5srie t3 w IS';}st ;t,.1s
N M al fahscrtotions, poetaGa stsse,' tFf7e
dousr, per ananra, ..,....-..-
axo. N'RYpN = 4 80, PrhAishera'
no sse3 ST. plerstreet,
Wln,iE: .ISso Dei.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-01
HI MEDICAL
xrsas,, the Elassiasl Ages.

;cfG p,TrJgs hNs teeatf,e bane. an' ~
o.4rn l)it, ctlrS,, uf snar kttdr Nche'' "a Nv
,%'h riinr,er # lryitruss la%s d"WlI ~!
4.Xui,ut 1,l..s fn tnis f1sea 8. 70 1eiyo''
ana tna,haoma hAa-itheep 9ons'd 'e' "'"'
mai n uersou known 10 b" Infected " !. !.
would not bt, allowed t. tulx Win 'DcHG
rno Jews It'rardcd Il = djHine innl"lioI
au0 believed ihIIC MtS 10 cure lNr y,
o,ns thrA ne ~ius 0tn Youth or diPia'iN'4
>,e,,, 'ts. nathr, NJ virtne weP" p1lHl>neh as
.rl..9A jf, tasted Gi 'Poi,I in our o''N
live ,te,rce4 OF rue'icine i@' hnah H"Nr'tr"t-i
tu, sf-a sjofeN"u>e uf \" DHe FURNISHES ?
rIuuetly llt, .ise.t,t, - stripped q ~ tttr err
rrr ny tn" ,,s,. n' Ia" - " a NJ IA Ms R'"f'
AND II SIRE nJilla, aon zoe ven" o'
-.cccfVla. -5a r, Sore, fimpths, 'Iniches'
yt'te', etc caA hc test orod 10 SQUAD iieh "
ii a f. ;, W, ahs, 1rha' rhnro are hhonsnHdsi
low rb.,S>, cUpdituUS are aN h@o as those
1'tne ua < .eS we are w''t ware. MAnt
now .Hi, GOhul cure sta we'll HS iHH$ h'',
han, 70 al S.,c, Tire -2"a 'tIhhIs k""
und t|eIn ynIrrH vii! nT"Na = nnppy eo"G
era catina AL impurlI IS loat1ie blood
| and max NJ. the complexion brlght ann
| taal.ny, 4 ieW bottle V l.! remove pun
pes or ,!otches, thereby doing away WITT
co.pletI.. N. owders, e00F a ND HERt
JUICES SI.2J per bottie: Sent by express
to any address, .. ,.r> d.
! DESMOND L. CO.,
| 95 Racestreet Fh'Iadelphla, +
The Morning herald., 1877-11-01
rnr rSRseENERArED Pennsylvanir

TuE UNR' NENEfAihp Witt
d ,egation highly insnl'ed onr several o's'
r;tie. in their several Joint capacities; =
tho venerable Brother Jonathan, Of the
state Department; The profound "fe-nance''
;al mead of the Treasury, and the tor not
Of be,limburser Anterior Department D!
recommending to the Cabinet seSslon' 81
r,,, Cameron for the English Mission,
but he is not at all likely to get it. Poo
Simon goes wiggIeNwasgle.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-01
Taoe Worm Removed Alive.

Head and all complete, In two hours -
No fee till head passes, seat, PIN ana
stomac, warns removed by DR., Kunkel
259 North Ninth street, Philade'p phia, Pa
Send for circu ar. FurremOV1ng seal, IN
or stomach worms call ON your druggist
and a. X Tor no G Of Kunkeps Worm
syrup. price 81. 1T never iaiss Commail
sense teaches II tape worm be removed, 81
other W. rms can e readily removed.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-01
vst.wt1~ruN, cses, &Ds. /, 1872

po-r .urIEn,.aiias x sen2it2}f bfitN..t"F
v.. ,rite cushing il bisaresponse 10 St'"st
., },c rs-rr;,n ar the Army Of the Ten
.ossee where's he aid 80 some have been
,~aa the f0,oeas of joy; TO some 'he c''
Of or:owo hut fails to toll a* to "S'"o, ne =
ga 4, t.is "su.Iersblp~.7 JUst Ike R'd
silence a. d dlvi.pn ne Their motto ..
The Morning herald., 1877-11-01
f, r. kunkel' Bitter Wine
Uf lrOn.

U1 IrO0.
Eff, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Lon will etfectually cure liver complaint,
iaundice, dyspepsia, chronic ar nervous
,iebi ity chronic eliarThOea, disease OF the
Kidney aud all di eases arising from
disarJ red liver, stomach or lntestlhes
such US constipation, fl tulence, INWARD
pt es, full ness o blood to the head, scid1t;
Of The stomach, nausea heartburn, disgust
for food full ness or weight in toe stomach,
sore quotations, sinking or tlnttering al
the pit of the stomach, swimming Of the
head. hurried or d ifticull brei'hlng, flutter-
ings at the heart, choking or suftocatine
seH satiOn when In lying posture dlmhess
of v,ss,on dots or webs before he sight,
dull pain in the head, deficiency OF eres-
piratfon, yellowness of the ss in and eyes,
pain in the side. back, head, chest. y os,
etc sudden flushrs of heat, burning In the
flesh, con.t tsut imagining OF evil and great
derression OF spiri's. Price 81 yer bottle,
Beware of cou oterfeits, DO not let your
druggist palm off some other preparation
ofirHn he may say is a good but ss for
Kuukels Bitter Wine Of Iron. Take no
other. Kunkep- Bltler Vince Iron is not
g. id in bulk--oniy IN 81 bottles. T.. Kun
kel Proprietor, so. 259 North Ninth street
Philadelphia, Pa. sold by all druggists.
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s. q. RIGGS, reg 81 =
ysttiis;TkS'S ORDER
* l,,G S'IlI't, pEEirE

IL, .r..-.... J. q 81 Eli 5 OFFICE,
New E.. ST., County, tc'tb"" 81.
, Upon HE, np,cation oi john tni"m l-s.
extuUl " ~ uU Eri VII late / - INNING
to Iurlr Il K, sad co1rty. d'cA ed, II
ls oraer, d ava 'd'rctsd .N The 'cg!r'
that the ere urur af,rt 81 q Vi j." no re OF
graft ~ t,rS l-'stamrr'a'Y upu, The es
tare of ihe de;. rs, d, wi h Lie da g of
eranling thtrro hv c.tu~i|g Adver' Sc
m"nts 10 b. posted W HI forty days
rom tEe, ada e OF sWcn 'e;tTis IN
six OF axe mot pubic "l ceS OF
the county . sew Cas- T., IeQuirii,g AL
persons Iaviu4 demands against ce.tatt
10 preseutth sA'ae orab Ny an ;ct OF As
senibly in si,"h ease made aud uruV Vdtd
A,d n 50 eau t. the >di.e. 10. lie inserted
within The same pc iOl in tie N"tNI"G
HE AID, a utwsp"per pub.lshtd q in. " IL
MINT N, aud 10 be Goa lAue't lhereih
three week s 70. o. a.
Gwen uhder the hand aud So" OF ONCE
ri the II egister aforesaid, 1T New
T. EAL1 CAST i. New @ s'le 'iu''T,a II ore.
| said the da> and year above writ.
a. ten. Sc blGG- :, Lee iato,.
| MOTTO" 80 ~ ptrsOrs havi7g ~" ms
n, HipsU 1hea eslats Il ihe dtce $ u mu i
n .seni the Saup Gu i'tC. to- ne HH
ecu,Dr - cr 'trf,r" ctHh@r ih, SI3, OF
,bioc the act of Asssil,'y IN such cast
III, de and provide d.
Address Wilmington, Del, oco-eod
The Morning herald., 1877-11-01
Wa"aN: .ECn Del. .

NOTICE re- SUBSCk2a4ity - i'' 90 o'''
s,,,,cr,aers VITO are inie''s5A E>fhe MokN
viva rFnarsn. W. ohIigahy ar early re
rr;tUpc"
The Morning herald., 1877-11-01

Sir. Henry Halford has private rifle
range 1000 yards long, at which distance
he has made sixty shots with only two
misses. He uses fifteen pound Metford
gun, and still believes in muzzle-loaders.
He SAYS the American riAemen will be
using muzzle-loaders in few ears.
The discovery in Cracow Cathedral of
the remains of the Polish King Stephen
.Bathory, wlo died in 1856, has caused a
great sensation in Austrian Poland, and
there were general demands for an impos-
ing funeral, as in the case of Casimir the
Great in 1869; but the Galician magnates
being opposed to any demonstration, had
the remains reinterred with an early
mass .'..'5 ''.
The only private mortuary chapel in the
! United States is in Oakwood Cemetery,
| Trov, N. Y 1t belongs to the wealthy
| Warren family 1t is built of stone, with a
vault underneath, and has handsome ap,
purtenances of Episcopal worship, aelabor,
ate adornments, and stained window Of
| great value. The only services held there
| IRE at the burials of members of the
family
The South Kensington Museum, London
has lately been presented with six models
of the cave and cliff dwellings discovered
in the San Juan Basin, near the union O.
New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, and Utah
The models give an excellent idea of tn
pursuits in peace and the resorts in war O
prehistoric race, which attained fa
higher stage of civilization than the nomad
who were found there by the pioneers o
,hs whites. '"v2 .. 'f""
The Morning herald., 1877-11-01
DENTISTRY.

EVERYBODY u FhISrb AT I ii l.
Il tremendous re- ur'ti"n ~
Dr. SxOl lGHiOS'S
Atfull set s. Ln u. he Lmct lnEei Us more
tech ths n any Other ii NJ in the I'm .ed
States, and is rapidly send ny his work to
every dinner table IL Ch'iStrnd m. Fall
ing 75c. 20 81. Ext acting On'y &c Nnt'
ing but fl st class Optr,liohs perform ed
III Vine street, Philade, ,phia. .iy'S,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-30
p1,sso-TIrRKISH WAR NOTES.

LONDON ffidH JuHo - Ao'''
The Emperor of Austria has sent telegram
90 Minister ,sza thanking him lor his speech III the
HUNGARIAN Diet. The telegram has produced great
sensation Count Andrassy's policy met with gen.
erol APPROVAL in the Hungarian Diet.
TIE Greek authorities at Corfu have seized 1913
cases of arms which the Turks sent there Tor Trans
s}ipment to Albania. Two Greek ironclads have
been sent to protect the arms, the turks haVins
threatened TO send man-of-war for them.
TIE Rev of Tunis has requested the Ottoman gov
erpment to send him vessels to convey present Oh
1oules from Tunis to COnsantnop!e.
Sixteen thou and rifles and 100000 cartridges
are expected at COnstantnople from Egypt.
Deputies of the Cretan Assembly have asked the
Snltan to send a mixed commission to examine the
ouestions al issue between Mussulmaps and Chris
tians. The Deputies refuse to send delegates to
Coustantinople to explain their grievances.
LONDON SAT lruay June so, 1877
Austria approves the course tai en- by the Greek
Government IN OBTAINING Turkish arms at Corfu.
The Greeks are willing to let an Austrian vessel car
Nv them to a neutral port.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-30
THE COLLEGE REGATTA.
THE YALE-HARvARD ROWING CONTEST POSTPONED TO
THIS MORNING on ACCOUNT OF TIE WIND.
LEY TEI.EGRAPH TO TIE TRIRUNEI

THE YALE-HARvARD rowing CONTEST POSTPONED TO
IHIS MORNING on ACCOUNT OF THE WIND.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l
SPRINGFIELD Mass. June 29.-1his afternoon the
wind began to blow hard from the southwest, and
the river was wild enough to make rowing fast in
paper shells an impOssibillty. At o'clock the spec
ators gathered at the wharves, the steamers took
their very light loads, and tram went back and
forth twice to the grand stand, depOsitng
each time a load. Then began one of
those dismal periods of waiting and suspension
which are the disgusting feature of regattas
The Yale boat house was quiet, but the Harvards
were getting all ready to get into their boat Both
crews were found to BE- in fine condition and eager
to row. Six o'clock came and still waited. Tne
wind continuing. nobody was surprised when the
referee announced that the postponed to "A
quarter past ten Tomorrow. The Hdrvards led Off
to their quarters with grunts of dissatisfaction, the
steamers steamed down TO the wharves and un-
loaded, and the people at the grand stand, after
three hours waiting, were YEARLY dragged to town
ag in, and all hands in dusty, hungry, dsap-
pointed mood proceeded to grow at regattas in gen
eral and tins one in particular.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-30
RAILROAD NOTES.

MIDDLETowN, n. Y, June 29-The sale of
the New York Midland Raj road Winch waS advertised
take place here to-day, has been again pOspon to Sc
temDcr T.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ipd., June 29.-At the cleo
ton for directors OF tue Anderson Lebanon ST. Louis
Railroad, held IN Lebanon Indiana Jule 26, tine foil, ~
uc Eas crn directors were chosen: Lieut. Gov f. B,
Loomis, Conn; A. b. Stone l.. A. Mnlbank C. g. Rogers
aud W ". LiInOn New lOrk. H. A. Mi bauk, SIpcrin-
tcudrnt OF the Nom clU, ann Gcueral Manager %. the
Ontario Southern Railroad Of New York, WAS elected
PIesIient
TRENTON, n. j., June ga company for
the purpose Of constructing maiutanng aud operatIn
a railroad from point in the town OF Freehold IN III,
County Of MOnmouh,to the townO Keeporto on The shore,
OF the RaI1sn Bay with fcrry or boat service frou,
Keyport point in the City Of New York.
t. he called the Freehold and New York Railway Coul-
pany organized to-day. under tue general railroad
Law The length OF the road will be l43i miles by raj
aud % miles Dy water aud the capta stock 500 OuO
divided shares OF 500 each. Fol owing are the i-
rcctOrs: William ii. Vtedenburph, Theodore 81 Morris
Hiram B. Wiets, William r. Schultze Samuel Osborn
JOnn scullZe, Joseph d. Hon. 1eilar iIuoson Char,es
NJ. Whcy, Herbert &. FELTON,, William A Wells Jusus H.
Ka pl and Samuel Is. Brown.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-30
RusTCUUK AND GIURGEvO.

When Rustchuk, which has been vigorously
bombarded for several days besieged in 1870 It's
fortihcations extensive as TO require garrison
OF 10000 1t mad single rampant aud wet ditcn
without bistons. counerscarp, gacs or outw"rHs'
The Russians were unable hold IT after they had cap
tured it, and their commander. Ku,uson was forced 10
evacuae IT, From that day TO this its fortiicationS nave
been const ntly rebuilt and strengthened and II now
defended by eight Fashioned fronts on the land ce WIN
great ditch aud counterscarPs The water s'de Is pr
tected by ak irregular fronts and by the great bdstion OF
Kala Ak Tabia which projects into the river oiice
1854 the works of the have been extended so
that they overlook the LON. winch hows mo 'he
nube immed at y above the town. The general FORM
OF the enceiute is described being That OF riSh'
angled TRIANGLE the hypotheneuse' foilned ny SA
lar bastoned fronts being washed by the river At the
western ANGLE of tie triangle is the CITADEL aiso vas
toned work. Advanced works have been constructs"
on the further side of the Lom in the form OF redoups
bomb-proof magazines have been provided ana secure
accommodation for the garrison Las also been arrange"
both in the detached works and III he encehle' "u ~
former are cOnnecJed with one another ana WIN t"o
latter by subterranean telegraph wires The key vi 'e
ftress is the fort situated the highest point OF 'h'
pateau aud known as the Fort Sary BAR, since from
the town ana tae other detached works are compe'e!
commanded The Turks have been laboring incessauUy
on toe carthworks since the opening OF hostlhS lne
great Outwork on e extreme rlsnI Oh the & mihi
Ion which begun six weeks ago mas peen .'isnu,
ana the earthworNs on the lower ground near ae Cm %
Lave been strengthened. On HE slope Of tLe Dk hca
tc margin of the STIR tchcs an Almost conihhous
lue OF for; atoms. The tOtal nunD ol mon
laned on { G out Orks is 170 of which 40 are kpP
guns The population of Rustchuk III ordinary uneS Is
about 10000. , - D, f., ,,,,r,o,o
U 1883 il WAS defended Ia true TURKISH IaSnon'
and the slaughter Of russians before me lo"u
was terr1bl,. Between RustcnuH and Gurgevo ~
an island about two miles lon, and on thls ~ tie
first defense the RJumaidn bank, an ahcient C"s.i
On the mainland tlere is pentagund ~ ne AoIh, anu
around tue town sweeps semcircuar chan Ol loTluca
ons. Gurg,v1 lies on low bank wituln easy Iaan-o,
from Rus cluk, is unprotected that icW udlo.
bomb rdluent vii lay il ashes The kdsSlais nav
putcd bait THIS isaud and also ONeUuIseNo'
directly opposite Rustchuk.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-30
THE DEFENSE OF TURKEY.

A special reporter of The Correspondent of
Hamburg writes from Constaninople that extraordnay
measures beng taken for the defense OF Turkey
stormy council of had just been held at which the
Minister Of War severely rated for incompeency.
The German officers IN the city present by invita-
tion. The result Of the council determination to
sbandon all hesitation and 70 rouse the people TO the
defense Of their homes In pursuance Of this decision an
order has been issued that every Turk shall lay fortune
and blood upon the altar Of MS country Recruiting has
been begun vigorously in CoDstantnople. which has
hitherto exempted from military leves Upon the
land side Of the city heavy fortncations have been
begun and man, Christian Jew, or Turk exempted
from the necessity Of doing Fix days work In the
txsnehes unless he sends substitute Popular orators
New-York tribune., 1877-06-30
PENNSYLVANIA AND MR.. HAYES.
THE PRESIDENT NOT LIKED BY PENNSYLVANIA RE-
PUBLICAN LEADEEs-HGs POLICY NOT EFFEC-
TIVE IL THE STATE.

THE PRESIDENT NOT LIKED BY PENNSYLVANIA RE-
PUBLICAN LEADERs-Hls POLICY NOT EFFEC-
TIVE IL THE STATE.
lW, TELt GRAPH 10 THE TRIBrsH.l
WASHINGTON. June pa prominent Pennsylva-
MIA politician predicts that the Republican Conven-
ion in his State will closely initiate the course of
that Just held III Iowa. as far It's attitude toward
the President is concerned. He says that the Cam
eron faction, which will control the Convention az
heretofore has determined TO permit approval of
the administration and will give it the cold shoulder
in manner not to be mistaken. In recent
JOURNEYS in the State he found little dissatisfaction
with the Presidents Southern policy. The EXecu-
tive order to the Oticeho ders had however raised
storm of indignation among the machine politicians.
They had liking Tor hayes before. believing tnal
he was not of their kind, and that he would
OF later show his antipathy to them and now they
quite furious and do rot hesitate to express their
sentiments. Unfortunately, says this gentleman
the Civil Service reform policy announced
by the Administration has as yet borne,
no fruits in Pennsylvania. Cameron's satellites are
still in office all over the State and there is there
FORE no encouragement for the real reform element
in the party TO come forward and push the machine
men out of the control of the organization. The
Gamer ring to let the election go by default
They have little personal interest Ill the result,
the Offices to be filled are few and unmpor-
tant, and they wish to show the Admnistra-
tion that they run tine Republican party and that
they will not tolerate a disposition to set them
aside. The gentleman who furnishes these opinions
has national reputation as experienced and
sagaclOus politician, and is a friend of the ad-
mlnistration. lie thinks that the only way to save
the Republican party in PENNSYLVANIA FROM defeat
Is Tor the President to specially put his reform teo
lleS III piactlce aiu make succession OF hrst Class
appointments 10 tile ieIeral Offices in chat state.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-30
ROSES. DoMINoEs, AND SHELLS.

ooh! yes" said the chambermaid to Mr.
MacGahan asked to he shown to his room Il, 'l,e
hotel IN Gurgevo June 81 there came ots "f she's
herea bouts this morning qle close to the MOTEL why
there is nothing but the Danube between us ana 'ue
Turkish batteries" :" aud then she d. sired to know
wac her he wanted slippers, aud cared to buy fragment
of shell which had fallen and burst In the BACK yard
Tncn he went down into the public garden Whee seats
and walks were overuns with the white blossoms OF 'he
locust trees aud the fresh, tender green OF ue sye
mOres Most OF iC was on the fl It summit o NIUE "iu
ut il sloped down to the waters edge close bY in the
purdep officers and civilians summing themselves
and goSsimng azy. itle group at table under the
blg tree were playing dominOes. Inside the paVihon
was buffet and girl from the hotel, VINO sald lha'
Tnrlsh shells oidnt at all frghtcn her. was acting as
dame du cOmptJtr. She pointed out tue pane hokcn NY
G Turkish bullet, and Laughed at thc SuS tl"t
wnat happ, ned once might happrn AGAIN Lit t,ce
csuc "A few idreu into the garden, ana TWO oI lein
gdered flowers and tIn'w them mo ohe OF ne rli
holes Then the gardener tn his task of watering the
New-York tribune., 1877-06-30
POLITICAL.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
Why THE REPUBLICANS NOMINATED no TICKET
THE DELEGATION A GOOD ONE.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TBTRuSE.I

THE DELEGATION GOOD ONE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIRuSEl
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Three prominent
South Carolina Republican politicians are IN iowh'
Customs Collector WOrthington, of Charleston, EA-
ControlerGeneral Dunn and lnternal RevenneCoIiec-
tor Brayton of Colu nbia they say that the KepuD-
cans ran no ticket at the recent special election IN
Charleston county because, with the experience oil
the Orangeburg election fresh III mind, they were
convinced that if they should carry tue county
the Democrats would cOu t them out. In
Orangeburg county, at the special election Tor
member of the Legislature, the Republican
candidate had majority of over 400, but his com
petitor was counted in by throwing out three pre-
cIncts in "A pa.paby unlawful manner. The RepuD-
on which they put ten leading business men, who
were Democrats aud only seven of their own party
All the Democrats declined. Afterwards the Demo-
cratic Convention made up ticket OF fourteen
white Democrats and three colOred men. The Re
uubiicans trcn gave up all action ard allowed the
election to 60 by default. Itappcars that Mr. Bowen,
who runs the Republican party in Charleston COM
ty found that nobody willing to contribute
money to make campaign, and concluded that the
best course was 10 let the Democrats have the,r own
way The negroes as "A rule, did not vote at all. MIR.
Dunn says that the Democratic delegation elected IS
who will c0unterbaiance the extreme Bourbons from
the up country VINO shaped to great extent the
legislation of last session.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-30
THE ARMENIAN CAMPAIGN.

ST Pen RsBUEG, Friday, JUNO 70 Io'''
Russian fli.ial despatch claims slight advaht-
ocos and the capture of some outworks before
Levin on the 25th inst.
LONDON Friday, June 49, 1871
Count Schauyalo1 on behalf of the Gar WILL II
Is sd raise objections to the presence OF Sr Arno'u
Kemble. English Military Attach6, with the turkish
Army in ASIA
CoNsrAxT1XoPLE, Friday, June %, 1877.
Fifteen hundred Russian Cavalry, who endeavored
20 relieve Bayazid have been beaten by the hurdS'
with a loss Of 60 killed and 200 wounded Inc
Rnss,an garrison still hold the citadel
New-York tribune., 1877-06-30
PHILADELPHIA CUSIOM-HOUSE
CLOSE or THE OPEN SESSIONS OF THE COMMISSION
-LACK OF PuBLLC INTEREsT.

LACK OF PUBLIC INTEREST
PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-The Custom
house Commission held another open session to-day
Reports tanning suggestions of needed reforms
received and filed from the Board Of Trade, Maritime
Exchange, and Wholesale Grocers' Association. The
grocers nave fault TO find.
The Board of Trade commends, among other things
the abolition OF the Naval Office. while the Maritime
Exchange 20 into the mnutie Il entries, ceaIances
warehousing and suggests many reforms in the
ner of conducting the business The fact that ceaances
have not been obtained promptly might be desired
and that sick seainen have found dicultyn getting into
the bosmta through the negligence OF the officer
duty ii Is issue the necessary permits, was treated
AT length and reforms were suggestc some fur her
evidence was received concerning the dminutlOn OF the
sugar trade al tAs port after which the committee adj
innrued IN consequence Of the little interest shown
mere will ne no more pnhlic meetings for the present
The commission expect TO continue their sessions Tor
several weeks yet.