The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-20

side Of the western Limits o. the cor
poration. Al noon proclamation Of
President Hayes Commanding them 20
disperse will be issued The miners Of
Piedsmon, have resolved 10 assist the
rsllroa lsrs. At .heir meeting At Key
ser las. night, the men decided 10 sb!de
BY the decision of associate divisions in
regard TO wages and stand b, other d.
visions IL their present troubles. d.clsr.
ing the wages established by the CON-
pany were inadequate for procuring
the recessaries Of life fer themselves,
and families.
BosToN. July l9-Wool market &c
tive sales. Ohio medium and Y at
4sQ 4Sc; XX and XXX, so and 81 lc
good average lots Of Michigan. Wiscon-
sin. New Hampshire, 43@45c; comb
ing and deisine in demand; selling a,
52@55c for washed. and from 35( a nc
for unwashed Cslifornia in demand:
selling at 23@3Sc. according to quality
EUROPE
CoSsTASTiSoPLE. July ia DIS
patch of to day states that Abdul ker-
i'm has been dismissed and replaced by
Remad Pasha. Rodif PAshs, Munster
Of War. also has been dismissed.
Ssfset P.shs. who resigned the
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs. has bs-n
appointed Minister of Public Works.
The Ottoman authorities upon evacu-
stiog kustsudji. entrusted the town to
the leading Greek ecclesiastics. such
anarchy arose among the Bulg ians.
that Gen. Zimmerman, ut the request Of
Paris. director Of the railway. sent
two squadrons Of Cossacks to occupy
the place.
LONDON. July l9.-The yearly re-
view Of trade, issued by the British
Customs Commission, shows that the
U. s. has resumed position IS the chief
source Of cotton supply, much to the
detriment Of India, which sent 9C5 900
cwt less in 1875. than in 1878.
PARIS. July l9-It is reported that
al active alliance between Italy and
Russia will be made in case Austria
should interfere in the present war.
PEsTH, July lS-The passage of the
Balkans has produced . profund con-
sternstion here. The Hungarian
journals demand the immediate
sction Of Austro-Hangaria against
Russia. Semi official journals urge
delay until after the first decisive bat
tie
LONDON. July 1.-the American
ship Sterling. Capt. Baker. from New
York, May 18th for San Francisco. was
wrecked the 10th Of June at Salt Pond.
LONDON. July l9-Dispstchcs show
that the Russians are endsavoring to
obtain possession of Kasauli and the
steamer 1ono. which would give them
ths control Of the southern debouchore
OF two OF the most important passes of
the central Balkans.
Turkish sdvices places the principal
Russian force ut Hsinkee, the southern
debouchure of the chain Boghzs and
Techevsrdelcksr Passes.
Abdul kermin telegraphed yesterday
that he will cut Of the retreat of the
Russians. who crossed the Balkans, and
ooiy awaits the arrival of Suleiman
Pasha to begin the attack.
Twonty thousand regulars aud 5000
volunteers left Constantinorle for Ad-
risnople to-day The Mussulman in.
haDitants Of Adrianopls are arriving at
Constantinopls en- n,dss. and six Turk
ish bsttalions are marching from Sou
tart.
PEsTH. July ia correspondent at
Nikopolis telsgraphs. sm told that
there we're 5000 Turks killed aud
wounded in the engagement which
preceded the capture of this town.
-Four or i've acres were devastated by .
couflsgration which occurred before
the surrender
KrsTENDJI. July ia special states
that the Circsssians succeeded admirs-
bly, in executing their orders to prevent
the enemy from obtaining supplies.
Not living thing exists in the
Dobrddschs. The Circassians, how.
ever, did not commit any murders. bu.
drove off the live stock and compelled
the inhabitants 10 follow
Another special fully confirms the
evacuation Of kustendji. After the
departure Of the Turks. in consequence
Of the sacking of the Gartsr quarter by
the Bulgsrians and the bsrbarities
committed by them. the Consuls OBJ
tanned assistance, and = detachment
from the British man war Rapid to
patrol the town. The Cossacks arrived
! Sunday.