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TIN PLAN OF ORGANIZATION. ARMAMENT, ETC.
LOCATION or T1EH DIFFEHENr CORPS.
correspondent Of the London 7Tm<s It TrrbI-
xond writes that tho organization Of tho Turdet
army Is very similar to the English. Each corps
consists Of two complete divisions, nn1er Lieu.
tenant General. with the following corps t.oops
under tho immediate command Of the Gcnera1.In.
Chtef. viz: A brigade Of eava,ry, a
brigade Of field artillery. two troops Of
hofse artillery and battalion Of
sappers. Each diTis1on contains two br,gadea
Of infantry, With onc regiment of cavalry, ono
troop OF horse artillery. and ono.haif hrieads ned
artillery under tho personal order Of The divisional
leadcs+ Each infantry brigade consists Of two
regiments. and each regiment has four battalions-
one Of ries and tscc line corps; tho ride, OF light
Infantry battalion. having four mountain guns (or
PITT. m..aiSn:es ,.,,n r. n some sase attached to It.
Indian mounted batteries though tho carriages sro
moro clumsy and ammunition bozcs moi 70 cons
fes esone ssea w asv tGo ,ss%s"; Mss III 4 fa
Under him: 1t y ditidcd into eight troops of ninety
fness. ,n ono c1pta one Sseo9d capta aa
!: commanded BY Lieutenant -Co|onei. There Is
Ma!o. to &M eash ct battalion. asslstcl BY two Ad-
eighty TO 100 man each, othcored BY ono Cspiain,
one lieutenant and mo Sub. cutonnnt. 10
pseoq qf .ni sa1'.' ;ra
orGanLstion lid down in d. Waf. onlee, Ius /
ffF .s army 9 is fsr removed os' Il ioTevst
twel.s army corp.. The P't.. n and around
sseoaa Il sna na 'ae asou. Dn'1;ne1,s' vas H. H.
Third on the nnnai~. the Fonrh at Kars tt,e Filth
at EEzcroutn, the Sixth nt 1talonm and Attlaban
Tnrkcy Fiji /. H. dsnation ne seea,dnr ~ H."
~ tho War Oitfce. hut na shcrr 10 no pnbltslef
army llot and A. there arc no outward nni
ysibte ucans Of aiattugurhlug Tustments
from each other-for they sro naff nam.
btrcd, nor hare they diGcrunt fneInCv-it
must bc Utmost a. jiicht for an ofrcr on tie STAG
Of The THrklah army to know tho eoEps ono from
hnot!.tf ~ It ts for stranger Tho wtivlt Vi the
Turkish army j. now furnished with tiIe Henri
Saffin!t Sth the ltrtdan cartridge, at The men
bare not heca in.Eaete4 N lts uec, ind very low
officers even UNDERSTAND tho slshb of their new
weapon. D!selpltuc anon: ut ranks sce,ns
~ pleasure, !ay their rEfca duwu nud converge
pleasantly will. thelr officers on various topic1.
tue most general onr being abuse OF tho Wnr MInIs.
tcr. II I'M sure, " writes the co1rrsppuuenl.
'tthat even Lard Cars.wnl never suffered ffUn,
onr service half a. mach ~ lled!f Tasha docs
from those unler hts command. In Constan.
ttnuHl. tue opinion was pretty openly cx.
pressctl that he would fall In fuv days and
that lEaou! Fasha, tho present Minister Of
Aiafinc,. would take over l!s portfolio ttaouf
!. an old H. CtF cadet, and served tn tho Crimga,
2ie ts wci educated, Intelligent anu FREQ from TIC
obttlnhte conhetsastsln 80 c1rltnon among Turkish
oalcta!s. being vcEy popular IN hss nwn service.
mhich !. tho army, and having boom successful ii
forward 70 having tho artny put on thc sau,o rdi.
cteni foHtlng ns tho nary II al present, md Tor
!he'f sakcs hope NAouf Will soon rule she War
Of1ce.H .
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FRANCE.

CoaAENI8T9 PARpONED.
pAntt. June 25.-Ptesidcnt MacMs1,on haE ps.
doncd 644 more Communists.
= MAcMAuoN.
According to tho scmI-otrIcial Fruneuss, Mrc-
Mahon has assured dcputatlon OF manufacturers
FROM the lower acine that ho will retain hs ot1ce
TIL 1880, and anawer for orIer II home and peace
abroad. -
...... UECHE6.
FEnsAfIsEs. limo 25,-In the Chamber Of Depp-
tics to.daHs 0sevJ. tho President, read decree
formally dis4ofv1ng the Chamber and intfuating
that tho elections would bc held sitter IN tntersal
Of two months.
TIE UBIQUITOUS puG.
CoLoEKE, Juao 25- Tho Cotpsado beetle waa
discovered yesterday fu a rotalo hold near here
belongtnx to butcher w1io tad purchased Amefl-
can bacon.
TIE COMING CONTEXT.
PANS, June 25.-Ths M0ai!sHr announccs pn-
der re~eeye that simultaneously With thu decree
ordering new election President MacMahon will
Issue msnlscsto. setting forth in clear and con.
ctt0 tet1ns the conservative programme of the Gov
ernmcnt 40 oppofcl to the programme OF the Left
:. The Republican Senators have i+sned declnta.
lon. They say: ave belIeto thu re- -efectton Of
the 5Gl DcputIcr who toted the order OF tho day
eens1sin9 the Callnae - duty 1ncumbcn. on the
cnnutsy AZ aolens SisuaAtto, at itA intention 10
su.tntan republican Institutions, which alona are
cap"h3r OF !nsurtng order a& homo and pcacc
Abroad"
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ROME.
NEW IfCnBfs11nm.

lloFz. juno 25-At tho Consistory to-day tho
Fopo appointed tho M.-1tey. l.. u. Fink present
vleat.AIoatotIc Of Kansas, 10 hs Archbishop Of
that State. and tho lit. llcv. Inn,rs Gibbons, u, D.,
the prrcpt ulshop Of Richmond, ya.. a aueces-
bor Of the most Rev. James Roosevelt Daylsy, D.
D., Ascablehop Of Baltimore.
THE la1su .riLon1Ms.
IiouE, Jnnc 7.-Th!s morning tho Pope gave s1,.
alencu in tbc Asll Of Couslsory 10 the Irish pi|-
grius. who wcte led BY Cardinal Cullen and tha
bstho{,s OF Eaph!n. Down and Cpnnor. AchonFy,
and Galway. : Latin address was read by tho
csfdtual, to which hls f4o1incss Scplird but With
ont sny special a'las.on I'd ireland be-
Irish pilgrim. numbered abont 200. amons
whom ware McSw'ny{. ox:Hayot Of Dublin; An.
ileEnKty. and the Cheralicr U'Cltsy. n, H.. who
haA scu,s!ned Il Rome to 1e present 4 tho audi.
Fathen Of st. Clements. tl,o Guardian aud sta-
dsnH Of IT. lstdore, the lrsth AuKHsl1nss OF Ranta
Maria in postcrui1, the Rector and students OF tho
Irish CplIcs.. the tttsh Of Tue Propaga ganda
ard all tho lE1al Catholic residents OF Hou.e wctu
also prtsetf. Their Offering amounted to El4. 900
and nati Or OF yaluahle gtfts. In tho evcnEng
Father NJ. ,nly tnmInatcd tho subtorrantan Un.
stlaeA Of b. elements for the Irish pllgrims
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".BAIIlAC1S.D ="

THE BANNER or THE CALIFNATE-wHY TIE
SULTAN BROUGHT It gEFOHH TlIH AHMY.
An 0F'cutal correspondent Of thu Londou 7fIs.
graph wfltos: '*On April rs, tho Sultan Abdul
llan'll, addressing the Turkish asmy. said: Tho
fnlhcf!aud ID In danger. IT. il my duty to take In
my hand the bannos OF tho Caliphnso and 70 into
The m'dss Of my aoldiers-to sacztdce, II ncccs.
aaty. my ifc for The Independence Of tito Empirq
md tho honot and Tito OF our women md ch!idtqu
Many Of the readers ot Tho Daily 7xltgraph would
itkc, perhaps, 10 know some details at sh!s hanuee.
anu Of III wonderful influence upon tho mind pi
those who betcyo III Nohammcd and h!s sKurap,
II might lrtefcst 4htn therefore, IL 1 gtye hoss
soma observations on thu subject.
sThc banner OF the CaiIphatc, 10 which the Sultan
aludcs in bis speech, IL that which tho Turks cali
'the Heavenly Standard and, In tllGs language
'ualsack.' it, color IL green, and they tcttsye
1t 10 hare been the banner OF tho Prophet Mohan,.
med, delivered to him by tho nngol Gabriel.
through tho medium Of Ayes|,a, "a an tndutitable
token Of victory ovor tAcir encmtss. This stand
atd wa serniorly laid, up In the Treasury Of tho
Mosque ct kYooo. where tho new Sultana on tho
day Of thelt coronation g1td IN tho sabre Of tho
lcious duty eompels sho sultan to sisa osist, 10
liz beoro ,he eops ana sn aaaps! sF2ay
religion and defend shetr kingdom. Till
. sA1 ..esna. asHns;' ,bs e. ..sasn J,
Tho Ca'lphata Ia set Up hcsas< YOU and lis ed
over {uls aeadr o. true belsorsra, su announce 10
psopsrty exposed 70 b. ths ptcy ii yous csuai rn
II. Az es'ss H. xse
tnfdei, and must therefore. sutfcs condemnation
Such an eIne4tsnt tss always produec4 wonderful
rssoa Ill. | zooa Aosiss ato to' eonsaeseS ~
bains diVoteed tFpn, theiE wires, Ipsb f1cto, ii
tiny fefatsto miks haste, take up lhelr arms.
against The enemy Of theis religion pnd Klngdoai.
the standard n tha calipata ha. been slways Kept
the JanIssl.es, who wete often disru*pcctM to The
sultsus trent led u The sight Of this holy ca1isn
standard !. reated IN ths Turkish snnais. rhiss
happencd In 1at3, whoa ttasan Iasha, II the
bead 81 ssdlttous lacton. wagrd war with bis
usual. 10 d4pIay ths banne! Of tho Iattphas. With
= view 10 induce 1laa,an lasha aud his parties 10
seea,s 10 hare been of lille fai.h. ias.asaeh Us
whoa ha SAW lbs sacred banner ispA ycu hc turned
hIs back 70 y aud to tho e!hsttnR 3ulss aud gayu
Dss.. to ~ soldiers to dghs aeseely and curry
wiz 10. snssoach upon yous lime Will tIrcsono
o ihe gena!acuoss u th!s green banner
place. all the bia1Eapicts Of Aohamme4, md alsn
lhc ssli.bls htstoElaas Of islamlsn botb oTental4
sTeen banner u sd BY Mohanitned Ia Ill military
engagements. Elau,eeia mentIons only Two days.
xhieh Mcfs constantly carried belosa Mohammcd
10 the twenty-five eanpssRns IN which 4e VIVA per
!oaslly engaged. Ons VI. black, md wRs called
A Aab s',,. r. re Essla tha osd,s w. whits,
,as excellence. In the second place. The banners
~ standard of she calIpEat" were d didesens
'esessl hanners Of thc ca!tph1tc hive becn also
sken ta different wsf. BY the ch<sstiaus. Ono OF
Il In ken ~ s4fi it..N ff
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whole Interest ecntcred Ia thnah BnfQa.}an sotiT
4 few chFrofs nnd rngE wero hunR from III =

,Rt,oIe frter~s+ r,,,.r.s,. ,.aa -
fns pi,test; if.sjf - H. ~ .nn.S nni2aslan aou1
ft,S rsr,.ct. TX r. .,o UNI .MnRea.y aen1onsIr
Snws snsr n,l nra,f lns4 .t'st nsto nnnE from ~
A. thc n1,.n ~ w,1pSR pSSRXp.e' StseMy pte!y "om =
mnitisnde E,~n ~ ~! ~ .sst1a:, ~ ~ !.
rssifr Esn4 -f.s. ,s sns 1'shs '.o Eo;sus
Ennnssror thn - ~" aa0 sIs"5! ~ I9e
,.nnpJetfne III, ~ n 1,.: sa.o!{ ntpttenl.
te ~ a.ixxm ~ - ehri ~ ~ u"naS" f. Hno.M snnosc
sbs whnte ra.tsrt "a tne .tss s.enttous o.
shonId lat ~ ri, ~ ro,s et"1p7s "n5 h'' isee
Tn.ssv fhe s,t.h"xnus - n,,r,-,,.. r~.,
pnthsrt.t .r3 n3}x'ttte VI mis i ~ -anten ~
nhosn wr,n rrtennt y II 3se s.S nanE among
n,essn+"d ~ ~ T.s-em,ts H. nt III, "eEo
sntt ihsvrsi hfs, r. H. sa,tM * - ~ xnky. ny.
IN deIrrr itn;aorfn Trore sh .rrs ~ y f1aTna !N
P,,ec sn,wcrcd tt.t - hn,,sd ~ " yoke. C. ns 20
l;oi thc,r t3cvtin,rs @oaad snen +. s1,nif. T9 u
thr1 nidressss1 ~, fa,stfnn p1 srt tha n nen
of h. poItieal laborss II conssant,nopls. @ oea. H
,:sin.t 9fseks Il vii ~ FIX. fTss Empesoa S
a Of hs U,tr =, hs n caGo .. sn
Dfesd and ssji wcrc girnn ~ TIM ror,,n, xo.-
haa enrfased or Il ~ fni,n9, on s.ves WE pats; winch
viii iny' w rha ten.t l., WI, ase overcome
ron. ~ uho fn1e ~n,s ns1g.l ~ Ri.s p.also t9
hv the R,shnn sssd th.t tha.. !he nuosess lcaa
ID abandon tkeir ennntr. sta u9 ny ucen .otsen
tbey wsrr ihe frst ~ noct ,hs, s.n1ae H' .n tnas
ihsnk him fnr nnicrtstinv IL. rn rrn,t sna
long bnncd fnr frons tha nT.sinn ILL ~
fheir Rnsaian h,rthrrn. '0''''n .H'i"1en anu
NrcuA.tx%r. Innr s'-Thc ru,o,op ~ rr..A
arrived in Ruehare,t TO-DAY Il nnon ,bsr .uutt ,ha
fr.rn.Sst - -. i. - 1nS q Ioh' HH:N ine
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LoHpoat june ea-1t ID rulnosed that British
Gen. Ktmball has been Instructed, In the event
OF the Russians taking Erzcruum to propose IN
arn'fat!ce with view 10 negotiate pence.
KxFuRTED KILLED.
II Il rcposted that the Prince Of Montenegro
has been killed by his tufurtatcd soldiers, Ia
consequence OF their recent serious defeats.
AusTAlA's PRECAUTIONS.
Austria's contemplated initla.ory measures
are gradually coming to be regarded - mcas-
urcs OF precautioa sgalust ii! contingencies
which may arise In tho provinces bordering On
Austria after the crossing Of the Danuhc.s .
ALKxI3.
LONDON, june o5.-Thu Car aud Grand Duke
Alexis, after long disagreement, arc now recon-
ciled The Grand Duke haa been raised from
Major 10 General.
EALIsI1Ao SAILORS,
LONDON, juno 2o.-Ruastau agents have been
dispatched to Hamburg, Bremen, aud the United
States 70 enllat sailors Tor tho nary. Fire ayw
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THE SUEX CANAL.
ANIMAL KErdRF TO TUB SHAREHOLDERS,

WfVtWtA 70 L8R4toA 71ne1.
pAxts juno d. Tho annual general meeting Of
the shareholders Of tho Suck Csnal COMPANY wa
held hero to-day, snd wsa unusually well Attond-
cd. 11sr Msicasy's Government WA specially
represented u tbs aasetin3 By Mr. sdams. tho
Fist Secretary Of the usitish Embassy u Paris.
On the platform occupied b. tho gsmbeEs OF tbs
Board. near to II. 10 Lesscps, vsfs ths Enelish
D!sectors-Col. Stokes, Mr. PFsfs Wilson, and
Mr. Standyn. u. CO Lesscry report to tho sAasc-
ho!dcrs stated that the arodt Of last ysaf hal
exceeded 9, GOO. oOos, srsmount which would en-.
abls tho Company tr pay : lIyldcad Of u
b5he per .hase, The dividend paid last
year had BEN only II s3c per
shale. During Tho asss a.o months
OF the current rear tho number of shipa pa.4lag
through thf eaAsl bad increased ncafly e pcs cent
On shat Vt tue slullas period VI ls7u. Tho laxcst
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PRICE FIVE CENTS. 4:

ahip which tsd hitherto passed through tho eeaaal
was IN English stesues Of about t. oo0 tons, rhi1a
smother knsah steamer passcd easily from ons sea
to the other drawing 94.s feet n metres 5o) II
rct.s wste, TT9 ~ question, shsi had remained
been smieaby sranstd With Enssnd. 81 e. .ss, hsv
9r1sneementa, on shs one hand, her Msfesty,s
et%.1n itpsealiy 4 ~
would deliberate and .oto with 4 ma 1lnum Of tsn
rote. 70, ~ ahd a. On tho other tho capital Of each of
woald Be handed oycr to tho En7iish f3oyernment.
The revenue OF tha capital to b. invested ID English
III sasf sna 4 s es esra 4ssas, d liz IT,
e .stsS Ssae;|. = es;s ss:3: ;as qssson % e
~ thst retsrrins to tss situation Il canal :.
England 70 consider this question viii hat
Matestr's M!nitters. IN the *onrse Of last month
sorsral q had msnteste alarm as 70 the
canal ran amid ne cscnts passing In the Enst. Dc
aastened to Loadon in order 70 come to soma
question 20 Important for tbo Compnny. Tie pfo.p
osttton 70 Fnaintasn By ! general agreement Tho
es IL opeaos Is is s'ns saS Ten besn
the follo.iaE declaration from Lord Derby:
ay saos aaet =
t,ade 4 general From thess two eonsderatioan. !.
saI sneh act. which her MatestJ's Goveznrnent
so s aoaa e. nsss1 Ct s I'LL e. III
y he Of an atuds
comp.a5, lid added thst her M Msjes.;'s Govern. ~ IN
ment va clad to that Il agreed with the Frenc.
forth" ths report eonended. :!sse ~ canal ereated
~ your capital and anstAiMcd BY your union and
pes,everanee win remain outside political conpii-
10 t!e rclaflonA Of all natons,"
After hatlng read the report, n. Do Lcseeps ot-
the Dr'ti'h Goyeinmcnt md il Categorical aseIsro.
transitional gnard3.nship hs had hlmseif proposed
1us RAnL Or nHnnr TO lord Lrows
FoKrtox o.FleE, lfoy 1G:-Mr LnHn: n. do
!he hssins - he ~ stateS, eeme sS e4p9css o.
y from Paris e 1ay before her Ms]esty's foyern-
men: project f. e tegalatnx the pissagr Of shps
Of .he E1cheqae! I'D 81 hsndcd to nc nc .Sa drsasht
ta .ssSas sip{ sa him that tho
Gf shs Of ths w: Canal ade
one. sad that could not then aay INV more ths1l
that he project which he bad bcen good enough to
submit . mo should have full consideration.
Her MajessJA Government hare slnce carefully
considered the project. and hare como 10 the con.
tlueion that tho achcmc proposed In ii for tho
e oca % os e a1y q e as,eeas o
le.tieal and practical character that hrr couldno
t1tr Majcsty's Government arr, 1t tho sAmo ttmo,
deeply sensible OF tho Importance to Great britain
being injured or blocked up BY either Of the beiIr.
e'ensp ta tho present war, and Jour ExccllencY
Majestys 1p.crnmcnt has inlinaicd fo tho RIA.
alan Ambassador that IN attempt 10 blockade or
otherwiae 70 intesfcre With tho canal or it's ap-
ernment a. menace to India, and A. a grayo in
jaf{ e the commerce Of tho world: / added that
, 1877-06-26
THE CZAll.
Ils VISIT TO RoUsiAK1A, AND Ills RECEPTION NJ
nuLdAAIAN3.

| n,.,o,rs.. :. sa.s.."
| rsD' - 1u'se" d'"es' ..
| ttHksEt. Juhn o.-Io'aaY occurred n eycns
which wil long be memorable In ths Astory OF En-.
rope. a. i o'clock in The evening tho Car s<ryed
Al tho Town of rloIe.n ,,l.ca sss,e d. ,.oes
os ~ p.n e''th1atqh manllested " old walls
built OF stone, With fayers Of dat tiles ut tncsytjs
| snd toupte.llke ruins Thu Emneror A,rY.rdcr
r.,,ne. II, poumtnfu ,,nt .. :. -,,ona.,. ~. 49,
~ ~ t - 49, e >. te''4A''"'' 11s - ~
AI5' 40 tae ua'aafans' ING cxas comes ~ Lib
atoE, for he has accustomed The people both sides
Of tho Danube to frgun3 bin, u their only friend
and he!ncr. At h]s snnroach. ,x,thont dnuh, ~
1,",., ,ts,,. -,tn1c" III. "... 1oao.' h''
ha'ea!'sne te)olco. Ihh!f country u TO be admin.
!steecd hy Pf'noe TrheFka&se, Who With Eutpsio
GlDrQIefK Kulpartan possessed m aurh hn,tn0.u
rrn.rtt,, ~ ! In W.ltnrhio -. -. ...-I."
sr. .%,s ~ I'M ~ u"" "s~4aetaAe0
so'sa1e " 49," tA"alo" stsE4'"y' anu o1hts gftat
HulgArt&ns, lett Uueharrdt yesterday to moot his
Imperial alajestY. 4 fsusAI4n pf1nce. with Uu1-
uarlao asst.,au. viii ni,ntnis,e, pro,,rea
IN 'e!a W nolsa''ans tnenstlscs, tho massaerap
known by tue mana Of 'atFoctties " In England
we1u Int a. the snddcn breaking out Of watcrs
checked tor moment, wv - "'"''
Fto;ExTt. limo 7-Tho fst1yav statinn xxs.
decorated with 4ars, koumanian and Iina.tsn
wherever room fpf tlara cnuId Be fuunt' in thss
centse ot each CLEANED 10 ln,pcrisl Crown. viii,
tho abbrctlatlon "a H." in biack. and tamrsi
ear!ande surrounded tho device. rsfr, he,nshes
In the suite OF tht Emperor were this Cznrswitrh
and ht. brothers; Prtntu EortschsknT. who br,n.,s
his sccfcta Fics win him hnnmv in, sn.s ~ ~
tAa dream Of iii III. Will III rcsti..1. tssns
JVU,tnt md HAMBURGER: Mar,haI xSf,rhsrw'
Grn. MtlntEne, tho solder wba hss nd skk..
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rial Tho right wing Of the centro army Will
force passage higher mp The stream.
husrciluK, Sunday night, Junc 24.-Tho
botnfanln,ent Of this town bJ tho Russtar.s hos
become torriblc. The Turks stand The tlrc with
great eoolucss. Thcy reply vigorously
snd NTH good aim. a shell han
fallen in tho prison md killed
t"o prisoners. SsTen non-co,nbnttanta have
been killed and wounded. shots have struck
thc German, English, aud Belgian Consulatcs.
Shells hare burst near tho hospital. but the
kusaian fire scetns directed 70 the centro Of tho
torn.
TIE GEAR.
VIENNA, Juno 25.-It is supposed The Car
Will leave Bucharest for Alexandria to be prcs-
cut At tho crossing thcscaboufs, which Is cx-
peetcd either on Tuesday Or Thursday. a fear
1al contest Is expected at Rustchuk.
stCKNEss.
There are 900 cases Ut typhoid In the Russian
hospitals.
, 1877-06-26
THE D0U8LE-N0THER CASE,

LKAsEssonTH, Han. June Is. The Hull Wiley
baby cass, which created 10 much tntcsctt over The
entire country llttla ores mouth ago, and was
aetled b. Judge Bfswer deciding thst Tie child b..
loneed - Mr. Wiley, u "a b. teopsaed- Mss.
Hull has bad writ OF kabeas eornu. sued ont .nd
tho Home for tho Fsiendiess molhIF Viii hare u
*how Cause why she Ectasns tho child In her eas-
toJy: I'll cass that has tss soaals " ~ 4.
, 1877-06-26

eAxfRAHcIsco, june %. "a ptesa dispatch from
Vallejo aa5s. ''D1. l.. G. Frtabc, brother Of Gen.
j. D. Ruole. sldIcules tho story that tho latter Ia
now In Mexico bent on any schcme Of annexation
a. Government agent. lIo statcs that tho Gen
erals business In tho Ctsy OF Mexico now Ia simply
10 settle soma c'atms held by Americans agalnat
the Mexican Government, and that be IL represent
ing New York parties 10 that matter. This Cen
erals ptosencs IN Warrington, alluded to. was
no Official relation to thu Gasefnment carrying
onfy letters Of Introduction from lhe leading an.
th9Ftt!es 10 Warrington to the American Ainiascr
and others."
RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
LoKn0N. June .ts-ha ma dcputAtion wsitcd
iion Of diplomatic relations with Mexico Lord
Dcrby sad that Tho initiative must Come from Max
leo.
, 1877-06-26
RUSSIA. AND ENGLAND.

LONDON, June c95.--Comlncntingo on tho cof7c.
spondcncs between Gortschal;ofI and Derby,
published satunluy, tho 11,nts saya that
"frankuess llns been met by fsankncss, and tho
result Is conviction that tho waf, for which vo
may hope for tic spccdiest termination, ought
not to endangcr tho good relations between
England and Russ!a.f'
ENGLAND OBJECTS.
Tho English Cabinet las, after duo delIbera.
ttou, dssapproEei Ut Gortscaakotl's declaration
as 10 lussia's policy in tho Eastcrn war, and tho
English Government has resolved not to allow
ercn tue temporary occupation OF Constantine
pic by the Russians.
ENGLAND AND TIIa susz CANAL.
LONDON, Juno o5.--fn the House Of Commons
sfr Stafford Northcotc said the Postu's answer
to Englaud's communication relating to the
6ucz Canal was received by LayArd, tho Dsithh
representative at Consfantinople, on the 3lst,
The substance Of tho answer Is that the Ports
asscnts to Engtaald's views regarding tho FREQ
passage uf tho canal for ncutrAIs, but 1t cannot
allow Russian ships acccsa to tho canal, as II ia
part Of tho Ottoman Empire. In View of Russia's
declaration not TO maks war upon tho canal,
England mill not take any steps for its protec-
tton.
MONEY WANTED.
II Is stated that, Notwithstanding tho ea5,.
600 900 In tho Indian budget, tho Government
really did intend to ask Parlla,nent for $25 o0o,-
oo0 to meet war contingencies. However, wheth-
cr ow!og 70 ali antagonlsm said to exist between
Earl BcaconsIlsll aud The Marquis Of Salisbury
or tue probability Of detcrnlncd oppo.itlon
from the Liberals, al application Il 10 be tuatio
onlNfor sl0, 600 900. ]. is sud that not only will
1t ou made b. reason Of the precedent set by
fi1adstono during Tho Ftane0-{3rrman war hun
, 1877-06-26

EnzEnouM, Iuue 25.-Aftcr the battlc q,
Zcrt1ckan, June 10, tho Turks, having fallen
hack on Dc1tbato, The Russtan left w1n0 tnnl
possession OF Delibaba Pass, and fortified It.
The Russian right wing having rcttret, some.
what, Atoukhtar Pasha telcgraphcd Iaci,id Pa.
slla 10 Join hlm witt, niue OF tic twclyo battal.
tons forming tho Turkish left wing Moukhtar
quilted his headquarters at Zewin on tho night
Of Juno II, for Delbaba, to tako command Of
the Turkish right wing In person. On the fol.
lowing day be received rcinforccutcnts which
rnlsed tho strcngth of tho right wing to ntnc-
teen battnlfons, four cavnlry regiments, aui,
three batteries. The Russians in Dcltbaba Pass
numbered Il, ,000, With tive batteries.
. sfFKhAt sK1Hsf1auEs
we're fought. juno 20 aud 81, Moukhtsr at
tackled tho pass. The fighting lasted from 0
o'clock In tho morning until tp the evening.
, 1877-06-26
GEN. GRANT.

HH WHITES TO TIE MAYOR or nERNIN0 HAN.
Loxpox, June 25.-Gen, Grant has written 10
Tho Mayor Of Birmingham that b. expects 10 leayc
England temporarily tns arst weak IN July, and u
fully tngssed m " that time; hut OH ha trtuln In
the autumn. when ha will Fensatn month In Eli.
gland ho will hare much pleasure tn ayailIng him.
self Of the Mayors Invitation. By which 10 feels
specially grstldcd.
Gen. Grant, It il expected, will 20 10 Windsor
Tomorrow to 500 the Queen.
, 1877-06-26

uATrLu At RusTcHUK.
LONDON, juno a3,-Au unsuccessful attempt
of tho Russians to Cross ncar Kuatchuk has been
followed by severe battlo on the Danube, In
which tho Turkish Kanboats AaYe taken eeilyc
part.
dluRGxvo ON TtHR.
The town OF Ol0fuevo, opposite Rus&chuk, oc-
cup!cd By the Russians, has been set on aEo by
Tusklsh shells. Heavy firing Is still gotng OH.
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS.
LONDON, Junt o5.-slmultancously with the
crossing into tho Dobfudscha, news comes OF o
general movement Of Russian troopa between
S!alina aud Alexandyla, down to tho panubc,
between TuEuu.Magucrelt and 8tmuitza, the
Ninth Army Corps, whicl. forms tho cxtrenc
right, leading the way. Preliminary operations
on the Dauube have begun In earnest.
HoNuARDMEArs
continued along tue whole line Sunday, lncIutl.
ing the battosacs at Oltenitza, Dskct, GrahoYa,
and kalafat.
Tha Turks arc rcpostel preparing to coneen-
trase shelr forces ou the Lower Danube and the
fortrcsscs forming tho usdalatcra!, ,-Kustehuk,
6llhtrta. shutula, aud Varna.-lcaviug tho Wid.
lln forye isulatrl.
IN the Do1KppsctiA
tho fall Of Tulteha aud sulina cannot b. far
distant, ~ tho Turkish forces occupying these
points arc cut OF lEun their lines OF oonmuui-
cation apdEeinfoscoments.
WARN WORK.
This boInbnrdment OF Ruatchuk, which CON-
msnced yesterday By the Russians, continues
to-day with great yisor..
CossrAsIlxoFLs, juno 2s.-It IL reported
thst The Euglish Consulate At Rustchuk has
been destroyed By tho hombardmcnt.
oRpHRxp TO ADVANCE.