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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-04
oaYIITY COUNTY.
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,s.'sstsa2. HsG.frD&X
DWg4 q +-fffT I.LE|
p ,-F5r tn Idieiai Dist, A. Nj. RosBohouoH
4 o.'nty Jodge". ...............V. E' JoNLs
|SParif .a %G.aa AAJoilN W. PHnBRosH
sCefk .... +. ..,.,o.,.,... ..g....AsA TAYLOR
District Attorney ............,,.JoHN Il. IRWIN
lreasdrer ......... ..........".M. II. GRIFFIN.
Assessor ..-.. Y...,.,,,..rs... AcoB PAuLsEN.
Bupt Pub Schools. Mss MARY n. WADLEIGH
Poroner and Pub. Adm. ...CHAs. THOMAS.
6urvo ...............O. NJ. LovERtDGE.
District No. l...FoFnycE BATEs.
&upervisors. 2.."JOrN SHERipEN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-04

THE BLIGHT OF PEANUTS. 49," VIII
you love me this way when I'm old ?"
she asked. as he ompted handful Of
peanuts into her lap. 81 will, darling,
/ swear IT," he pa.sionately protested, rs
he carefully laid aside his cigar and com
menced on what was left OF the nickle's
worth. That was when the flowers were
budding and the birds were mating, one
JIie year ago. Last night they again
sat in the gloaming, ard who knows but
that their memories reverted 10 the hap
py past; and yet when she asked for a
Gity-ccnt pamsol, be remarked that u
woman, whose face was as yellow as II
ducks foot, and looked as though it had
been cultivated crosswise with patent
harrow, needn't be so particular about
her complexion. The peanuts had done
their work. There had been Il wedding
before tho budding blossoms bloomed. -
BroohUHie Jc0srsoaian.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-04
How was that ~

How was chat ~
why the head came to Il halt before
the tail started II was the first process
sion ever seen in Sac Francisco where
the tail plocesscd four hours without
moving"
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.0YH9rfSEgsl .DHRECrO
~ Fs---

a #1AIgn, j. r. Dealer in Clothing, Etc, I'm
der odd Fellows Hall, Weaverville.
a lu,4ceV LODGE, NO. 300, |. q. G. T., meets
every sunday evening '
#rirY iA!tKEr, Wm. Todd, Proprietor
lain itreet, Weayeryille.
j ,ule. lodge, No. 81, |. 0. o. f., Trinity
Center, lncots every aturdAy evening.
t,1.A. Il. Justice of the Peace and Notary
rabic, Douglas City.
Ef',H iOTEh, Main Street, Weavervi|lo,
.iiiil % Condor, 'rotriotor.
e.. MAS iiUSPFFAi. SOCIETY,", ~ .ts 'irst
.uiAt in March, } ne, 0'id and Dee.
tDV. DG. J.t., VeaialNnl Medical Grad
an. ~ ice. lhcater Bi!ding, s.p->talrS
t;.i',, NJ, T., Main Sir3ot, Weavoryilo
''.,orna
rrri.bN NAL0NEY. Dsalers in General
l,uhndisi, indian Crock Trinity 60.
,E D., y air IN robacco, Cigars. "'c.
iaia Street, + av v.ryiil'
a... ..3iAN llt1cpla. a. -'ao'-i'IonH '5g.
4 ir >,t. T., .aN .''li...
t.4 lul- Is potuey a1d Coon. IT,
.."v .".1t'.
Na 2T -zr' yang A. Fl
L.,N .GU}uN~. ''..l .rsio D'a.sin.
and Deg iool acars liia.
.NUrE,t. HAHsNY ADt. J..la. siu Uene,a!
Il -Ichaudi i4a.l!ua ,l.E
LANG, NJ, uanlat-u 'roeeri.s, Ii1aors etc.,
Main street, 'aYerYi'tc.
Op.,u, DG. tpHN, yuysictrn and %uroon,
.'tt~iti,lr
iUt.N, II. II. Dealer in General Mcr-
cAaudise, Trinity Contcr.
..lEaJUY, Z. p, Attorney at Law, Office
Cout House Bmlding, " Weaycryille.
AUNDEN, ". s., us. Deputy Surveyor, OF
ice, Mil street, Weaycrvilc.
MASON X ruAYER. Dealers in General
Merchandise, Douglas City.
ny trIN, JOHN, Dealer in Flour and train,
Main Street. WGtYeryille. ts.
II .GAU5AAND, H. T., Repaircr of Watches
and Clocks, " eayeryiila
G3NrAGCE Dr.. J. G., County Physician,
Ollie, Colt Smo,t, Weayoryilc .,...
,G# VT k HOTEL, Main street Weaver
Nio, M0rris d .,ule, Proprlei0rs = ~
4 =" ;lI FORK BHEW cry, North Fork, Cal.
@rsl Bros, Proprietors.
,"4Tl N1AE LoDtfN, No. Gl, |. o. 0. f.
'' 't Hrt Y Js'hp S'N9mas
..-.S S, H.. U.tiel in Dry ioods and Cloth
lnt Main Street, Weayoryllle.
tOIAL CANADIAN FIRE INSURANCE
ComYany-C. ". Craig. Agent.
'GIlALl., LOUIS, Boot and shoe store, Main
@tf--t, NeavrrviHo.
'IG }MtN n hyde, Music Dealers, San
.PFaneiSco. aa.s-,s.s.....s- s--s.s..as-
STELLA ENCAMPMENT. No -, |. Q. o. f.,
meets First and rHird Tuesdays
l4HAfANY SALOON, Main Street, Weaver
gihe, Alex. ~ Love, Proprietor
ZIMMERMAN BROS, Cabin Makers and
Dealers in furnitdre, Weayervillo'
+ FREMONT HOTEL, Red Bluff. California,
VIM p Mayhew prOpriotor.
gtINlTY CHAPTER, No. 70, r. A. NJ, meets
Second and Fourth Tuesdays.
GtlNlTY LODGE, No. Y, +. 4 a. NJ, meets
on last Saturday of each month.
NiUN HOTEL, Court street, W1ayerville,
Vollnurs x Paalsen, .'roprietors.
.lNl0N SHAVING. SALOON, Main Street,
Woavcrvillo, George Andrus, ''foprietor.
" WEAVERVILLE DRUG and BOOK STORE,
j. barnick u, proprietor.
FtLdAMS, Q. 81, Attorney at Law, ohce,
Main Street, FenVcrvllle
Young, Frank W.rNoMcy PQblic and In
s!rancn mt, Wcaverviile
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-04

-byg'st5;. - bis .;csi tcnc~. cortcr
con, aud t.ul.l >nect., " ferrIle, /. B
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-04

CURRENT topics always form the base
of di,cus,iuns in the SnZerac Lying Club;
and wha. more natural than that organI
zation should at thi- time discuss the sub
ject of he weather. Different member,
had related their experience OF extreme
hot weather. and it wa thought the eli
max was reached when member stated
that when he Wa- camping IN Southern
Utah, once upon time, be used to fry
'hi- bacon and egg by laying them on F"
rock in the ,hade, and they would be
cooked in three minutes by the watch ;
in the sun the food would have sizzled
into coal in about fonr seeop1s. There
wa, moment. luIl il the debate, and
then the member known ~ "Oid Rella
Bile" spoke up; Why, d9wq tosAr'~"ny
when lived thar. il WIS 50 hot that they
u.ed To have To .pice two thermometers
togetheG $3.50 git any ideaof heat, and
even tlihi the eiqucksilver ~n1d fpugt
over the top Of the top thelmomeiaf
sometimes" Adjourned. -AusH" re-
oettte. aLI -. gA- La3 Ta1rt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-04
DR.. J. F. GRADY,

DENTAL AND MEDICAL GRADUATE,
erz:s> Has returned TO Weaycrvillo and re
cFTTTff s,iincd tn, practice Ol DhA Tbs y.
Spccial attention paid to The treatment OF
S1nsitise r,.oth. tt ~
HFEGCE;-In tho Thcater Building up
stairs. 3,-ti.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-04
Werklu Vrinity 5uurnal.
OUR AGENTS:
GEO. y. ROwELI. a CO.. 80 ra.l.
BUSINESS NOTICE.

All communications pertaining to the Busi-
ness or Editorial management OF the Journal
should be addressed to CIV. CRAIG, " TRIN-
lTY JouRNAL." Woaycryille. Cal
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-20

The Hon. James Yates, ian English
mani, after protracted inquiry and in
vestigation in the schools and among
those best able to judge of the matter,
reported that the complete adoption of
the decimal, in place of the present sys-
TEN of weights and measures, would
a v two full years in the school-life of
every child educated. In our country
the saving would be something less,
because of our adoption of the decimal
currency; but the most conservative
teachers acknowledge that something
like this amount would he saved each
child if our present confusion of meas
ures were entirely replaced by the In
~ternational or Metric System. Regard
less of the much greater commercial
and international claims of the new
system, it is certainly one of the most
prominent educational questions now
before the people, and there was ample
room for the association recently incor-
porated in Boston rs the American
Metric Bureau.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-20
A Lonely Mining City.

The Iron Mountain still stands and
the deep gulches and ravines which
traverse it appear dreary and cold. The
depression in the iron market has neces-
STATED the abandonment of the work ut
this place almost entirely. The man.
moth excavations that for years have
been the hive for hundreds of working
men, open their wide, brown mouths
and appear as if in pain for the want
of attention. Here and there isolated
bands of miners are toiling away, yet
the number is very diminutive COM
pared with the host that has labored
here in days gone by. Immense stacks
of iron break the m%onotony ofthe rude,
brown features Of the smooth-worked
mountain, and deserted cottages in all
quarters indicate that Hard Times"
has waved his brawny arm over the
village. The company will not Shut
down completely, but continue a small
force in hopes of a revival, at no long
distant day, of their trade. The smiling
~countenances of the young people who
resiLe here add radiancy to the light of
the sun, and an occasional party drives
away the dullness which prevails mt eve.
1t is to be hoped that kind Providence
will smile on His humble and deserving
children, the day toilers who earn their
bread by the sweat of their brow, and
ere many months revive the depressed
of all interests-the iron. Pennington
mo- Times.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-20
The Foe of Pam,

The friend of suffering humanity-the
enemy of disease, and the salvation of
the patient brute, is MEXICAN Mus
TANG LNIMENT. There is no sore it
will not heal, no ache or pain it will
not Danish. For accidents in the fam
lily, such as burns, scalds, sprains, cuts,
etc. it has no rival. 1t has saved
more human lives, and restored more
horses, oxen and other cattle, to useful
ness and profit, than all other liniments
put together. may21-d3awawGm
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-20
THURSDAY. DEC. 20, 1877.
Exports Of Beef. Cattle, Etc.

The swift and enormous increase of
u exports, particularly of provisions,
cannot long continue without showing
favorable results here at home, in a
larger handling of money, and a tenden-
cy to prosperity.
The New York Herald publishes Ia
bles showing the values of beef, mutton
and live stock exported from the United
States to Europe, from January LIST to
December 18th of the present year. The
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-20

Last year the exports of these animals,
dead and alive, amounted to only ST.
755,191; and the first shipments to
France, this year, began November 4th.
, 1877-07-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SXpp1etoat journal II admirably faF"'-0os'''
Qa&eAs
Appl,EI'0NS' JOURNAL,
FOR AUGUST.


Descriptive Table or C0ntcn1s'
rHoNr1srlECE. Illustration 70 "CneTrT , m,p1. pvouu
1r1E nARBon AND CoMMHRcE or NEW 1ohh.
seoond Paper. tRttA !Sa"s Hinssratfons'' ~ W.
t,,n.11aT7oss. "a. Nsw York Bay-ffsht- eeene-
A2.e.tsctrn-F1shtps.p .poses IN Dock-0Jetef HAskcs
"r.st river Whartes, near Dastink sf!p-CAnal.
nnst.-.An ocean. .etaamer in Doet-Fhe Bsssnosd!
6tAkun. px>.,.,~rx
4 AarnuuoLB. In Fotu rsts. Part l. akss7a,ah. 4
atorT Of tho franco German War. In which ~ Amer.
le.n II thu Hefo. 81 BAnH11 rntLaafs-
OUT or LONDON. VII. An EnGhh Holiday III
Mr. LApY MA1T. 6hcEt stor5. Complete BY
JouN E171N CooKI.
AMOUR INNS. A Gossip about aaas Of III Countries.
o.d snd New, With some per~onh Experiences. bs
rnE burden or isrAABou1> a Poem. py !.
"cnERnY auE," A sp1c,. chsps. XVI
XVIII ny NxLxx a. MArHxEa.
THE TRIALS or DIG1fEG IN CfFnus' ~ ne'
1uBt of 1he pttucutttes ~ uen'
tn cxcayatfus In C}prIs. ~ @. ". sHellsoa'
MY MOTHERS pOOft. Poem. BY RH ARD.
I1lE FfuKEpsHIP or H1flps. 10. tanees @aa
Tnlnpehts may ba tamed and taeir Aucctions "on'
liz NxoEoK LOWELL AUsrEN.
"A MIny1GHT DRAMA. A sno< stoF|' e""Pe'o'
~rIit,YAs pF QulNcET. NJ Il. II. aTonpahp
AWAKENING. 4 Poem. ~ DAHfos onaY.
A wKEK IN TIE SCOTTISH n1oHLASDs' ~ D.
r,iE stsTEis ATnANAstx. Il sketsh Of tho Freseh
Rettinmcpts In tho Northwest Dy II. II. KontSsoF.
ED1Tons TABLE; J,Itcove,ed Lcttcrs OF heats--
crssrlrm-Thc lion. Mn. Eorton-siotios-o"r M"
Atintstar TO Spain. .
nuOHs or TIE DAY. sauirrs "reru "-The
Observation-Disclosures Of samuel nrtck. etc.
.Oevth-Chattotto Drontes = MonoKfeph-Tho Wo'
smsn.1iatef.
, 1877-07-16
PRICE ! sc CENTS.

~ tbc nhoI,Iidc s. ~. fo..f,,,tn. < ~ ,s aAsut
WcIar1cys, MdS & Gvrr nns +" Tia, 'fas h.,vv ~
frnm nmhishtnr I'M a1rartt.n,,ont. mi .,,,Ts
fwhicf, it,r,n di.t,"nut.h"I fnss,,xn n"n pn,s
hrIeans iournnI*, AMI III. fn,r ~ ,vh"t In r.t
d. ureytnt ,c ,,tcrs ;rom sarnr ~ as 'v worH ~,
H. ciy'i y RI ae ,eoesa9 y whnn Te H. 81 nIsv wae
rrar NJ m ago. n,ic wor ~ ;hn ,,,,tnrr
stroc tIrnc. }M,t suldeuiy rntsr il. sc1e ,rttl,.
nnt frnishin1 INV nnstic1ar rtn.nn ~. m' IL
n fhc oplr cncmtcs ~ ho "a. thc bc,tcr RI n,
Company ajl ti.c time nrc tLe n1c,uhrrn NJ III,
fcTissfi,re. T,,er rnn.dnr ,hn 1nttn-~ =. ,,',l.
nart n ihctr ..,,o,,is,tcs ~. tI,ctr ,,,t.'.a
win wintcr Tcy iatr~iuec i Eth bis i ' to rcre, Ist liz
different cno:tmrnis In ia fnr1r wbth hItl. ~,
acnt t., cormftfrcs. ami sn,nctIn,c. re- a. f,r M
tn nass nnc iioi,sc. hit thfv ncrer mss lsth
fio1i.rs' Ti,cv .tiek snrncwhrrc sri h. ,natt.r
rocs aver to hr neTt srssion '''~ '''"'
i curious noiitfral movement IA nov IN fact
in tlis tity. IN tin sh,nc NJ n - ~" ~ wv"
HEyiyAi, or TIE otp Tsow-yor,r,1o
soceiy ia tbat ,ntercst a. airear Ma bce orean
izr1i. Thc tnmniatnt sf tI'nsr VIA aen .or.
cernel In this nor tcnart,,rc H. ths, thc snntr.
lnaj (o7ernpcnt Is s,ntr.,lled ,1 forcir7, and
tIon ia 1nade aDajn,t natjyrs n n,,bc @ cmnfny.
mont: and that, IN thn tttty Srhotj
Hoar,i. rf,r1noscI az scventccn ,nrn7,,e1s n
yrry large majority nre R.,n,sn fatluJtcs.
N'fthn1tt rfnfihf f1,S nrxf c1o
,rttri, wi nr,,,r vc.r fran W. ,,r,ine. III
tFti hc crntctf.d ~ hie i..nc nnd ,;,n ct,ln,rd
sntcra viii. Lottiinr tn. i halancc nf nower' i ic
tl,c arhifrrs Thrr viii nrni,shiv ic,I1e In f,vnr
ri thn Native Amrricars. ~ thcre il m :irrr.
nrctsfh1r n ontinathr hatrcrr, the nc,Tnc. c anL
frs.h he vorIi oyer. ~~' ">'''~~' A'>'
Ti,ere Il strnnv ttkr1ihoo<7 that IN futrrr
e]rctfon,. ii,crc wtiI bc a ,Iirison IN 'tic ncmoD
crstic t,arty in Louisiana a. 70 .Stafr odter1 hut
nonc a. T., Nastonn "anijf1atc. IT, ~ Ren,,h1;c. %
M, nnr.v l. rnnnicta,v Icmnrct7ci mi Iii ,,ot
rrnyc fortni.iai,,c onnnnrnt to thr n" nnnncr"rv
i, iir s1tnrc Thx ~ Vii ieod ~ ,s isttar =,
split it, and nd It 'A" 's' VIII 4s''' '"' '"''e' "
'r''' n,n von rot onvn vn7pe
The dtfYc,cnee bstwrcn % a;or. so's Sicbo,,. on1
in,,t..t:nr w,it1 nrr.r. s;o- oscrv ;'"r. @
antl iso,itnr ,ncmber n IN" ieoai,tnTyc III
~ mn. n fcrf dnvs sjnrc lint T. %. nnt ~ ali
imnrniah,r that H. Wen,,hlican ,mcmIsra 1 ~ ~
ti,st ,sslv unmid svrnnrt E:"r yichnii. Il, IN.
4 vcrv fn,rrestjrr "rc.tton 1.ss art.c, f., ~.
rar1 10 thr ssneration n ~ r,r. @ r. ~ In III mix.
H.. .rhna,a ~. 1,nm,Nt,tio. ~ .ra+11ns tt,nt
thcr1, XII H.. n, ennsra.n ac,,,. H. r.,
| csiSre,, ~ any IN ra,". .ni rnscr Pcnvh,r",, mn
nimini.t rnt,on aithouoi, t,,c~c ,xcrs rcrr fsw
nSinrcI ri,tiJrrn I'm" tn With seI,oois .,fl1 'ticv
ct,,,,f s+ten ti,c,r II thn. ,trsiro.i. ri .orr.
, 1877-07-16

r.-.AnA r.n..1x at1.~ N.~ xpnnk F.,sto.,.
1os.si 49, s.,,,s. 49,.
itpnhe-tho Nc" neutrality-suspicious.
liens.
sptctal Nspa1ch 10 TIT 1sfbunt.
WARRINGTON, p. e., July 15.--Oyer live mill
inn. of ,o.ta1 can1s hayc bcen pnlcrrtl durpr
- ~. 80 -. .,,I 49,, 49,. .,,..,.,t,-. tI,o
lac 'ast 1"o uA!e uoa sn' "e" ~ w
American fhbtotyW company M NC" xosS,
Aaye begun to supply tho Department. Sumo
apnrchcpstons have been expressed that tho
i,n,u nanv woull not bo ab)e to fulgll It. co,1-
se"Pau, 49, ns.s 49, ~ soaIs,. .tt.,, 49,.
ttaet' eu1 tno Het'atsi"shb ou'e@.'n .i'AtA lu"1
they will. Ihcr have largo contrnct with tho
parsons Company, OF Iplyokc, for paper, and
fhcv nr,. hacked by heayy canttaltsts in New
~,
1oeA'
so many differences Wcfe 1ouhd 10 e41at &c"
tween the recommendations OF Secretary Slicr-
man's Comn,Isstun touct,inc tic reduction Of
~: txes -. .t,, Nm, y<,xL Sr.t,n,. 1jo.o mi,
tae to'ee !" .ou ~" WA MA, 80. Wts...
thaac pFoposcu oy inc HseaAt" saFa.'t "m'o
CoE'Mfttec, that tho examination OF the fepo1s
Of tho Inter in the Treasury Department has
our,,,n,e.1 moro time tl.an xas cxncete3 III
80 a.,., ,,ho,. A., d,v...,tx ~ ,ni,ior ].twrrn
saeA eaSo "as'e s"o ~ '' '.'. .,.ss..,.,.
tho two bodlcs occurs, a careful anu '"os'"'E"
cxamluatton Ut tho wholo aub!cct IA n,ndc. IN
on,nr TINT tho Sccrptary g,ay act understanding
l.. ,.hn,, In .prrcc. h;s o,,nrovo1 mr. ,xannrural
"He. w ~" s ~, ~. t,t,han1
Of ~ha1 Wa aohc. Inc Fet"'t y. 'n1 'aean"
Grant White COMMITTEE. WIN 1n1 ,,, ne.'p" .s.la1
Q1 knt treasury UGFat11EHt uPu'4 - ""t pIor
, 1877-07-16

I%GQ I'LL kuC pE{tHAHEUk skJils Huk
this fde. had 10 bc abandoned when tfmo aud
IN all With about. no guns Of
tho most vartrus nalsr. Among them arr
IL, Is, and II een.imstrcs, but len pieces hy .!.
maker arc expected soon from Constantlnople.
Tho smaller works and nattoftea arc rot In tn:
meantime armed snd Will ou1y M In ea.o case q need
on the s,crsee do cotn picto ronnds ior every
pttet dt posttion. The Town Of sl.t,nla ttscl',
however, does not pohAess the slightest power
vail ditch. nor towers, The area bounded
bY tho 1ine of works TN the one hand, ana TIN:
steep asccnt to the plateau on the other. ant!
which Is absolutely guarded from all o.scrya.
more than 15o, eco men. Al the ,pseecnt moment
there arc eucampcd here about 81 .(1 infantry,
5000 horses, twenty-five field batteries. will,
their s1espeettye 1 equipment o. men and horses,
oo,ooo men. These troops, who afe under the
fosr a''t;!ons oas Il 1olantr5 snd one oi
battaIions, md ono field battery. The first In
fantry Division, commanded BY FcEik ff.teutcn-
nt-GcueraD Az1x rasha, numbers tixtcen bat
tatons h: sisood, ,s 1naer rek Ss.s pa.a
haa fifteen; and tho fourth, Just At present
Without any eonnu1nodcE, lina fourteen infantry
"a A1ff,rk Tim EnTh1rs hiu rtn fiufsH sit
s.vsn reoIocnts xh'. :. ones1 SoH,' ~ ths 81. i.
lev of lie HktitKa,nchik, u IN eua,u,s,,dcl by
hen suhic.t To- the nt',e,s n S;}z ia is.n ram.
Jnanding tic fortress oni Flrst DE!aI"d. iiow
nstnal CoTns of fners,on All " nenrrs s'bmrd
Fyoub, and how y,aht wiii remain behtnl in Tic
nc,sot II In fTarns ,,ht,. ta"s,nS !. T., ~
Sann,s i ot to sssI IL H. t,,,,b Il \. tIs ~.
Mrks f1ste mii }mrrV M, mn fnntt ~ iearinV
thn ~cttis.nsn, ~ 49, .,-snr.,nor,s iii tto
ias, r,o.rn.'. ~ sic"... y. ~ .o a!.n,i ~"
co1ps e. % eonsst Of Ma.hl {Fiela Narshai, Il Ae,ned
t9o9p fAsl1a, INC eommohaef. ~ acnerat tfa stah
GPhs1, P.s11,s LAVE 112n Hrn%sf Ut ra.ha clef % Of
~ LaIa aasu,.. Tn.ee .,1 III n"w hos,i
~ n ,, 81 ,hc.s M ,ar:r,a,e,,s ~, ..n'
o. tse Mcea, uepartmehntt ~ I'm t psee un
.rr III to ,ttc bnown cn TO tts tr!cd IN liz
@ ncan los ah{ 3ms pa.ha n,1s ~ rhfr
imer t,n.t T., H. tart ~ ia i'rnr liz
| Inpos.ant post 70 tns 1te' ot ah pe"s ''e
~ A.. y ~ III c. ,, Tin. u. so,r :,
a. sI,s H. - H. H., s.e nnt,t,'a ,I ". =
LILLY agzattp, IT. ti,anrh ~ ~ incr5nc, Ern p;,nrc
| kIsMs.s gk1us sosS that nosr.s Z. rtnct4roii,. !,
, 1877-07-16
THE NEZ PIERCE WAR,

BAN FRANCISCO, July IA BoIse City dis
pa,rh of the l4th says: "ThIs osen'
lux Computes G. N, and Of tho
First Cavalry, and Capt. Robbins cof:t-
pany OF twenty-five scouts, will uuIte With
Company G aud Capt. Bend!sa's conpany Vt
Indian Valley, aud proceed tomorrow undtr
Col. @. b. Sanford to retnforcs oen. Aowarl'
via Wire Bridge on Salmon River. conpanie.
y aud F, Of tie Twelfth, and conp.py 4, of
rlaon to-day. 70 follow u fast as possible Mass r.;
First Cavalry, arrived hero h.tlay at l y. u.
battery B ID still behind. ThIs u tho eutn4
command undeE Col. 0roen, aud numbers About
HIS tuen,n
, 1877-07-16

Loxpoa, July 1a-Thcro IL no Trustworthy
news froua the a1mies In Bulgaria Recent sp:-
ciat dispatches announcing that great battles
were progressing there prove cntiEsly ground
less. That the Rus1tans arc closing !n upon
Rustchux Il probable, although their concentEa-
tiou must still be In very backward state, stnce
teleZraphlc communication between Rustchuk
aud anutnla was intact up to Friday. However,
= Cou4tauttuopls dispatch Saturday announces
that the Russians arc approaching Rasgrad, sud
hays probably already cut tha railway aear that
polut. 1tta conIectured by some that the Turks
will maintains delonaige line extending from
Ruatchuk vi Sbumla 10 O4mau Baxar, and
WILL 9tHA BATTLH
In the open country. The ConstAnsinople teie-
, 1877-07-16
THE DANUBE.

TIGuTtNG.
BUCHAREST, July 1b.-ft Is reported thcrc
has been serious fighting between Drenora and
Gabroya.
RnssHvEp.
Tho Turkish monitor which was aat,orc at tho
mouth Of the Danubo has been towed Oh by two
of her consorts.
T1RNoyA.
LONDON. July -Acorresponlcut at Tirnova
telcgraphs under dato OF Thursday Inst that the
Oruud Duke Nicholas haa arrived there.
nusTCuuK. j.,
A special dated Rasgrad, Saturday, says:
"The last tralu from Kustchuk has Just ar-
rived, brlngiug the railway authorittcs and
British Cous11l Tho approaches Of the Russians
around Russchuk are becoming closer and
closer.ft
THE nArILE IN sronR.
BuCuAnEsr, Juty 15,--Pscparrttons stii con-
tinue for battle near Rlstchuk, whittier por-
ton Of tho garrison OF hllEstEa has already
gone. .-.-
DAD ron NAVIGATION.
II Ia ssId that all work louc by tho 1ntctnA-
ttoua& Danublan Commission will be lost, In
consequence ot tho measurea takcn by tho
Russians to obstruct tho mouth OF the Danube.
NEAR ADRtANoPLs.
PAnA, July l5.-Thu Russian advnncc-gua
Of Cossacks has reached JcnlsMiarKh. railway
station halfway between Jamboii anl Adrian
oplc. Tho Russians arc attackfng tho town,
which IL occupied BY TWO battallons Ut TURKS.
Raouf-Pasha Is expected theirs with largo
force. This Russian sdyanrc-euard traYcrsed
IIeion pasa through tho Balkan Mountains
The force Of which tho attacking party forms
part nas occupied tho Yuada Valley. Tho Rus
stan torre Is estimated at 1O,0o, but is destl.
tuto Of artillery.
BEuRoyA.
suuALA, July 15.-Flye thousand Russians
arc Ut Bcrboya, marching oa Kasan.
HELP FOR NusTCHuk.
4 Ragusa special says g., 600 Turks embarked
| At Anttyas. Saturday.
, 1877-07-16
FRANCE.
TUE JAPEBiALfsTS,

PAnrs, July 15.-<fne TnmapsrtIst Committee
met yesterday to receive the report Of tho ro-
suits OF N. Rouher's visit to Chlsclhurst and hai
subsequent interview With II. Fourtou, Minis.
ter of the Interior. He stated that tho Iona
pastists claim Government support for 80 CAN
dIdntcs, whereof 100 have bccn atrcptcd and
thirty~ctRbt taken under consideration.
THE rArERs.
Tho Btaa Public has commenced suits against
several Projects for prohibiting the sale Of that
paper.
Tho Monl;tur asserts that tho Republicans
admit that they eto certain 10 loss ltty seats,
and possibly more, Tho Republicans have ll'aso
no such aduaiasion publicly. On tho contrary,
they appear confident Of ginning seats. TUG
Afon4esr, III the sasnc connortEon, says tntclli-
guncn reaching tho Oon,mttco Of the Right
gives ground for belief that tho Conservative
gains will bo very large.
Acs1xoNr.
PARIS, July 16-M. uuguet. Republican Sen
ator, las been removed from The post OF Mayor
Of Doulogpc. nlsscnsious between the lcgtti.
mists and DonapaFtists arc becoming ycTY
marked.
CuoosiN0 THE LBssH1 EVIL
n. Do FranclJcu, one Gf tho most prominent
Lceitt1nist Senators, has written letter In
which he says: III bclcso an in position to
declare IN tho nsmo Of ali true loya'!sts and st-
ccro Catholics that va prefcr even tho Rcnubllc
to the Empire"
CHANGES IN TaB WRENCH SENATE.
!u!t.4ail Gas<tte.
Tho changes in tho Frcuch Senate since the
general election In the beginning Of last year,
ttu,rh not 30 freoucut as iu tho Chamber Of
nsF.. 49, 80. ~ ~, ..s a',n..ra.
Ueput'os' aAse ss''4 oesh hotso" aat a"u'e'uo'' :.
It may 10 remembered that the seuatc ronsists
of 800 membaFs, 4 fourth of whom were chosen
as 1tfa Seu.tore by the late National Assembly,
III ~ a,,s, e1x 49,. n,oc+. Nv Nm t1tfYrr.
"a''o luz o'ae. ~ "s,o v'sessa ~ ."s a.as
ens departments. lno oesto''ato has oee" mue"
greater among sha life Senators than among the
latter. who. thourh they arc tu tho proportion
=, .1,..t, r. m. hsvr nniv ]o.t nina Numbers.
u ta91o W wv, 49,. oI 'sss s ',t.5
~ against nlne llc senators "Ho nAso a!so a'eu'
OE tho utno lie Senators, seven were Republic"
ans and two wese Royalists, willis Of tho ntne
d,n.rtmcntal str.tors. dyo vrro Republicans
esp~' t.." u,.w.,t.,. Tbs f-a.h
ana touf "esu fDJAnU' !no @ Aesa
| elctlons tor lilo senators, WHICH arc
mmls By the 6epate itself, have
resulted Ii the esin OF one seat tor ths anti
Republican party; for while tho late II. Ricard,
| Tor Z short time Mtniaker Of tho lpterl3E, sue