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INCIDENTAL,

THE TRtFANT1TH ALL1ANCEs
urnarN, April a6.-Ths North German Gasttfs
says tho bEm basis OF alliance Of tho three Elm.
pcross for tho peace OF the Continent IL not shaken
cvcn now. It viii now havo to stand tho real test
Of focaltziug tho conflict which might otherwise
assume the chAfaetoT of Rcnrsalwar.
IurKRtAL Contribution.
Avlenua special statee thnt tho Ausstan Imperial
family have given 10. 600, 700 rouF'rs fson thels
private pntse tos tho expenses os WAY.
Will WAIT AWHILE.
4 Berlin dispatch reports that the Powers will
probably make no attempt 1t mediation until one
q two serious engagements hAva been fought on
tho Danube. 1t IL certain Germany will tako q
mora active part than heretofore tn any new uexo.
t!at!ons.
THE NK0TRALs.
pucuAnEzT. April e5.-Thh Danube Commission,
composed Of lelr:ates from tbs slx Great towefs,
will meets at uslatx May7. They Will attempt to
sccu.e a solemn engagement Of both contestants
to relgiopsly respect ncutrsl navigation. and sso
works In proEEess for The Improvement or tho nast'
cation Of the Lower Danubc.
unaucuhsaRuJ-
YtsxxA, April 45.-The Political CorrtsTond-
sate's special from Conatsuttnopo ssstes that tho
Porss's seqncst for mediation Of the rowers hare
bcen completely unsacecss!ul.
NO ANNEXATION.
yIxAsA, APRIL Is. Tho Car has sent tha En-.
pcror OF Austin Autograph letter repeating tho
assurAaco that Isussia w!ahss tot no annexation.
POWDER coNTitAcT.
TpK1LAxp, ApsEl Fl. --The Powder Mills Com
pauy hero Aayo nearly completed contract fos
$3.50, OO0 worth OF powder.
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ADVANCING.

ADVANCING.
FiftyThousand Russians Now
on Roumanian Ter
ritory.
The Czar's Legions also Cross
tho Frontier Of Asiatic
Turkey.
Turkish Troops Destroying
tho Railroads In
Roumn1lia.
The Turks Strongly Fortifying Rust
ohuk, on the Bank Of
the Danube,
4 Russian Detachment Captures
an Important Position on
the Seroth.
Prospect Of an Early En-
qagernent at This
Point.
| Comments of the London
Press on the ozar's
Manifesto.
Much Excitement Caused by Mar
shal Won Mottke's Speech
| Of Tuesday.
A Hint to Franco that Her nIlu-
tary Movements Arc Oh.
served.
Brief Account Of Former Wars Between
| the Turk and Muscovite.
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OF the day was over purely incidental matters. hon.
ever Tho FIRST skrmish . motion 70 upseae
n Hill man and put In friend Of Norwood's who u
confesting his scat Alter fiery debate and lot Of
niibustern2, The proposition fought or until the
hour Tor joint session arrived II will probably b
renewed tomorrow. Tho other fight hinged upon .
motion to adjourn mmedlatey alter the frat ballot
The Smith aud Hin men called for adjourn menl
Alter trying :" decide the vote by rising count. the
result OF the call Yeas 20, nays So
STORMY
AT this announcement dozen members who had
pceh kcephs tfiy lists sprang 10 tho floor aud do
manded verincation OF tho vote, protesting that e
had been Incorrectly declared and that the motion 10
adjourn had prevailed Tho President OF tue senate
ruled that the call for vcrincaou camo too late
the result had already been announced. AZ this ter
rloic hubbub arose. the II III demanding . vera.
dent The President decided that there appeal
IRON his decision and Mr.. Fry, OF Fulton,
then called upon tho House TO retire ~ body from
tho hall Fully an hour spent In frutIsss ~.
Temps to command tho call Of The roll for . second
ballot, the voice OF the clerk being drowned ~ ho
call OF the first name by tho storm in tho House.
protect the House, stated that whIo he had disagreed
with the President In hts ruling hc had yielded ~
him through courtesy Tho President then said that
he would. OF his own motion, yicid 20 the pccu-
liar circumstances ana admit vcrIncatton Of
the vote. Amid tho most thorough excitement that
has yet prevailed tho ver1caton was proceeded with,
and proved that tho motion TO adjourn had really pre-.
vailed ana that mistake OF fourteen votes had bocu
made In she OF tho votes. II standing,
upon versica,on-Yeas ST. nays 80. Tho House then
adjourned.
CALCULATIONS rHE REsuLr.
II Is rumorcd tonight that tho Hill and Norwood
men will engage In the nnai struggle tomorrow. he
result Is exceedingly doubtful and tho voto will be
very close In any HIPS friends arc very
hdent, and claim that hoy now put tne,r fingers
on enough 10 elect. and nve TO spare MI: Norwood
calculates getting lls votes the last ballot, 100
being necessary.
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THE wHISKEY RING.


BIZ IELEGkAPd ~ The HERALD.
ST. LOUIS, No, JAM 25, 1877.
The pardon Of General John Mcdonald, of "whiskcy
Ring" notoriety to which reference lately madc
In these dispatches has been signed by the President
The following telegram was handed to General
Mcdonald at Jefferson City, about three O'Clock this
afternoon.
WASHINGTON, d. c., JAN 25, 1877.
GENERAL JOHN MCDONALD, JEFFERSON CRY.
Lie, liberty, victory Pardon signed ana sealed.
THOMAS q. FLETCHER.
Tho General at his quarters In tho hospital Of the
Pcnitcntiary manifested no particular surprise
cevlng tho news, but took with that GOODNESS which
has characterized his dcmcanor snce his ncarccra-
ton He says that he evil not bui.d upon his par.
don until he dos his striped suit and is without tho
prison walls, although no has all faith in Governor
Fletcher"
HIS release cannot be effected for three four days.
as the pardon has TO be entered upon record In tho
United states District Court IN ST. Louis As he has
been confined for fourteen months he thinks no can
stand II Tor four days longer. On his release he will
remain at Jefferson City lew hours. to 81. Louis.
stop there DAY or two, and then proceed to kipon,
Wiz.
ANOTHER PARDON EXPECTED.
Colonel Joyce, who Is IN remarkably good spirits,
expects his pardon in a few days. Mrs Joyce Is
a visit 10 sister In Topeka Kan. She will return
to Jefferson City next Monday.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

George Collins Lcvey, Centennial Commissioner for
Victoria, Australia Is at the Brunswick Judge Joseph
Casey and John D. Mcpherson, OF Washington; John
II. b. Latrobo. OF Baltimore, and f. Gordon Dexter Of
Boston, arc at tho Finh Avenue. Professors George
f. Day. OF Yale College, and Ezra Abbot, Of Harvard
College, and Rev. W. II. H. Murray, OF Boston, arc %
the Everett L. Nicholsky, Of tho Russian Centennial
Commission, Is at the Albcmarle Commander Henry
Wilson, United States Navy, Is Mt the Westminster.
Professor NJ b. Riddle OF Hartford, Is at the Grand r
Scott Stewart OF California, 10 at tho New York. Ex.
Congressman William H. Epson, OF Ohio, 10 at the 81
Nicholas. John Newell, general manager Of the Lake
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WEST VIRGINIA,

WHEELING, Jan. rs, 1877.
Two ballots for Senator were taken in tho demo.
cratic legislative last night resulting az fol-
lows
First ballot, short tcrm-Hcrcford, IS; Price, 10;
walker, 10; scattering, o.
Second ballo-Hcreiord, II; Pricc, 20; Walker, Is;
scattering, L. Necessary for q choice, 35
First ballot long term-H. q. DAVIS, IS; Faulkner,
90; J. j. Davis, IL; scattering, 10.
second ballot long term.-H. q. Davis, 81; Faux
ncr. IS; j. >. Davis, s.; scattering, Z.
One vote was taken IN joint ballot IN tho House to-
day, resulting as follows:-Short tcrm-Hcreforu, 2S;
Price, x3; Walker, IL; Ferguson, Ii; scattering n.
Long term-H q. Davis, 20; Faulkner 20; scattering,
40
Adjourned,
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Granada reached Eazatlan 10 was Unexpectedly found
that tho city and country had declared
Dax about 1000 OF whose troops had arrived the week
previous
MEXICAN DEMAND HIS SURRENDER
There great desire manifested 10 take Igiesias
and his party from tho steamer, and a demand was
captain refused compliance. the ground that thcy
were passengers and had paid their fare. No further
stops we're taken.
SrMERors RETISrE.
On the afternoon Iglcsias' rctalners were paid
OF and sent ashore only the following parties remain
ing on board and arriving hero to-day:-ose NJ Lyle
sias, Chief Justice and President OF Mexico; r. C.
Palacos, Minister Of Foreign Affairs and formerly on the
Mixed CLAIMS Commission at Washington; L. Benito.
Minister OF War; j. II. Acade, ex-Deputy OF the Fed.
eral CONGRESS; Emilio Velasco, Minister OF Public
Works. G. PHOTO, Minister OF State; +. Preto, Gen.
eral-inChicf; A. Pine, Secretary OF the Interiors
NJ gesias, secretary Of the President Generals jose
Cebaos and Rocha; stan officers Suags b. vigai pay
master, Ramon lglesas and Ramon Alcaldc, aidcs-dc-
eamp A. G. Jumella Captain OF tho Port OF San Bias.
STARTING MExico.
Tho party wero driven to tho Palace Hotel on land
LOUIS in two threo days. thence to Now Orleans,
where they will tako passage for Mcxico tho States
the eastern side being IN favor Of Iglosias.
LERDo's MOVEMENTS
Nothing has heard OF tho Whereabouts OF Lerdo
II Is believed that he Is somewhere on the coast,
watching for an opportunity to escape from tho
try. The previous report that he had escaped to
seaport In the State OF Guerrero Is confirmed.
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The House Debate on the
Electoral Bill.
MEMBERS RANGING THEMSELVES.
Interesting Testimony Of a Tele-
graph Operator.
"BY FAIR MEANS OR OTHERWISE. ="
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1871
THE DEBATE IN THE HOUSE ON THE ELECTORAL
BILL-vIEws OF THE MOST PROMINENT
sPEAKERs-THE VOTE TO BE TAKEN TO-DAY.
Tho day and evening In the House has found tho
floor many Of tho ablest mombcrs Mr. McCrary
opened the debate In able legal argument for the
bill, which was listened to with close attention, the
speakers ability as lawyer giving his words great
weight at all times in tho House. He
urged that the election beng in dispute,
legal settlement necessary for tho welfare OF the
country and he defended the BILL OF which he one Of
the authors
Mr. Hunton. Of Virginia, followed, also in support Of
the BILL which he regarded necessary expedieng
for this time and justified IT as proper measure
Mr. Goodc praised tho work and the patriotic atti-
tude Of the COMMITTED He believed Mr. Tilden elected,
but he urged peaceful settlement Of the question.
Mr. Hoar made the most effective speech of the day.
and in II took occasion to express his belief in the
honor OF the supreme Judges. Ho spoke Of the fu-
turc, saying:
The act about to do Will stand of the
grandest in human history The annals Of American
history crowded with great and glorious deeds In
war and peace. In this great act we shall stand
Without an example and without rival. For
1000 years childrcn's children will road that while
In struggle tor executive power other republics have
zone down that ship of State encountered the
torm but that in the midst Of the the con-
ict the august and awful figure OF law rose over the
waters with the imperous mandate "Peaco DO STILL !"
Among others who spoke wcrc Messrs Halo. Hewitt,
CALDWELL Stevenson, Cauhed, Springer, Willard, Herr,
Smith. Of Pennsylvania who claimed that, under the
constitution the Vice President had the sole right to
;ount the vote; Garfield who asserted that opening
and counting the votes Executive acts and
Congress, In regard to them, narrowed down to
The merest shadow.
More speeches. will be made tomorrow. The under.
standing had in the House is that the vote on the
Electoral bill Is to be taken ut three O'Clock
afternoon.
At two O'Clock Mr.. Payne will take the floor, and
give part of his hours time to Mr. David Dudley Field
TO close the debate. Prior to this the time will
be consumed, according to the rule Of the House,
ten minutes speeches The House adjourned eleven
till ten O'Clock tomorrow ornng
THE VACANT JUDGEsHIP III FLORIDA.
Senator Conover, Ex-Governor Stearns and other
leading politicians are meeting to- night with W. E.
Chandler of the National Republican Executive Com
mee it said for the purpose OF deciding upon the
selection Of candidate for tho vacant judgeshp In
Florida II is said ex-Judge Settle, OF North Carolina,
and Bisbie of Florida are among
Others tho two most favonbly considered candidates.
It Is understood that President Grant avors the ap
pointment OF Judge Settle, who 10 now in this city.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or rHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-l A. NJ. J
fndtc1finns

WASHINGTON, jan. sO-l n. III. j
Indications.
during Friday, IN the South Atlantic States, lower
barometer, southery TO westerly winds and generally
warmer, partly cloudy weather will prevail except In
the portion eastcrly winds and possibly fol.
lowed by ram areas.
In the Gulf States lower barometer, winds mostly
eastorly and southery, generally warmer, cloudy
partly cloudy weather and rain areas.
In Tennessee and the Ohio valley, stationary and
falling followed by rising barometer, southcrly to west
erly northwest winds, and generally clear
weather. except possibly, In the western portions
areas
In tho lower lake region and Middle Statcs, falling
followed by slowly rising barometer, westerly to
southcrly winds, warmer and generally clear weather.
excepting occasional light SHOWS in tho former
In New England, rising followed by falling barom-
eter, westerly TO souhcry winds, and clear or
partly cloudy weather.
In the upper lake region, rising followed by falling
barometer, westerly winds, backing TO southcrly,
warmer clear or partly cloudy weather
The Ohio, Cumberland and Savannah rivers continue
falling Tho Lower Mississippi continues slowly
rising.
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UNITED STATES SENATORSHIPS.
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
JUDGE DAVID DAVIS ELEcTED-REJoIc1Na IN
BLOOMINGTON.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 25, 1871.
On tho vote for United States Senator in the Joint
legislative session this morning tho result was:-
David Davis 1o1; &. B. Lawrence, "a; j. c. Haines 8;
John A. Logan. Il W. H. Parish, l. This giving Judge
Davis the requisite majority, he was declared duly
elected.
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IMPOSED MURDER BY A SON.

NEwBuRG. N. Y. Jan. Is, 1877.
Tho vito Of Thomas Omclia found dead 1t her
homo shawangunk, Ulster county, yesterday,
with marks of violence upon her person. The family
had drunken spree the previous night, and Omca
charges his Peter with tho murder. Tho latter
has lied. Mrs Omclia about sYy years OF aga
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OBITUARY.
THOMAS RYAN.

Captain Thomas Ryan, who for nearly thirty years
has occupied tho position of Captain tho Superior
Court died Wednesday evening at the residence of
his daughter, in Brooklyn. Captain Ryan, who has
been sick for weeks. was sxty-wo years OF age.
and one of the best known officers VI the court. In
the days Of the old Fire Department he assistant
foreman Of ono OF the engines, and served we'll and
faithfully In othor public positions
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GEORGIA.

Adjourned.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ATLANTA, Jan. rs. 1871
To-day has been the hottest OF the Senatorial
test up to date There only one ballot taken, in
which Hill gained Ave votes from Norwood and
six votes TO Smith, while Norwood recalled two Of his
votes from Hcrschel v. johnson and Two from Smith
Tho ballot stood-Norwood sS; Hin, II; Smith, 20;
Johnson 10, and walker, 1 Tho real battle
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OUR RUSSIAN VISITORS.

CHARLESTON. 8. c., Jan. Is, 1877
The Russian steam corvette Askold is on she port
and officers visited tho city to-day She will pro.
Good to II ampton Roads.
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KANSAS.

10y TELEGRAPH to THE HERALD.
LEAvESw0ErH, Jan. %. 1877.
The Senatorial contest has to-day presented no new
developments. Ex-Governor Osborn gained fourteen
votes but that he never can be elected seems to be tho
general belief Harvey, the present incumbent. may
be his own successor as q compromise man.
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LOUISIANA.

GROWING DEMOCRATIC HOPES AND REPUBLICAN,
GLOOM.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is, 1871.
There is still change In the political situation
here except that the hopes Of tho democrats daily
rising and symptoms OF greater depression mani
fest the faces OF the republicans the State House.
Although n strong guard is still maintained ~ tho
Court Houses and police Stations all iears OF armed
conflict have been dismissed.
Efforts are still being made TO secure quorum Of
Returning Board members the Nichols House and
II Is announced to- night that the prospect OF accom-.
plishng this by Monday Is moro promising than ever
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TELEGRAPH MANAGER pAnNss TO TESTIFY.

TELEGRAPH MANAGER BARNES TO TESTIFY.
New ORLEANS. Jan. %. 1877.
Manager Barnes. Of tho Western Union Telegraph
Company loft Tor Washington this evening,
compnnied by Sergennt-at.Arms Churchill having
secured tho dispatches dated prior TO November l.
cxllcd for by the resolution, which he will deliver %
tho House on his arrival
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours, com.
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
III -
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topeka, Jan. Is, 1877

Tho following is the result Of the third ballot :-0s
born 80; Plumb. so simonds. 26 Sears, %; Harvey,
%; Martin, 10; scattering, H.
Fourth Ballot-Osborn, 80: Plumb 81; Simonds, 2S;
Sears %; Harvey, %; Martin, 10, scattering, IL.
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ARRIVAL OF IdLEsIAs AT SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. %, 1871
Tho steamship Granada from Panama, arrived hero
to-day. Among her passengers ex-Chicf Justice
J. NJ lresas, OF Mexico and General jose Ceballos,
exilcd Governor OF Jaiisco
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