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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-07-19

Sim gtrlda bsr Gtrren S6iftT unb
. .Nrroht In 0tilartlpbid, Ode Der 4. une
@cptRraer, trftisn fctbtn uub tn bur6
bic Grpstition bisfes Slattrs CeeF btrett
BON ben Vertteern iu bt,ieten
Mrrtstcn'e 6eutfh ensitlHt @rantl1iar.
fur SGul. unb &tlbRunttrrtbt. Neut
rrafttItte Rettrhe bic cuati(dat ySptattt
in furter Belt etltn, S6reiben anb Sprt'
den ~ lerntn, nit @usdbe eeI enaltlhen
NusIrrodbe unb @et0nunA ron Sckn Z.
Mrrietcn, u. N. 5SS Gttten, gutter Gin
tlnb uub Ger titliae Srtis BON $l so.
"8rrtintatt StdattR Srieffeaer" In
teutItb enalil&er 0trfdHung. ober &n'
leituna ;ur riHtiasn Nbfaduna a1tr tn
ter dlaenaeineR ettenssert dtmtSen, TO-
pte i'm BeIttdftslcben Der 8ereintsten
Gtddten ccrtcmmeneen 8riefe. MuffSec,
urfunten, u. (. ~. ntbf elmer GinIeitunS
lter @tcttibreibuns uno Snttrruntttcn
nebt tintnt AntonSe ron @eIe9tnbttts'
G.bi&tcn. Ntun.tbnte auflase. Sn
sutem Gintanbe init 52S Setttn. Srets
l.50.
"Tcr rcllGcmmtenr orterieantfhe 9es
fHdftemann." Gin 6are. unb PAIIes
bu& fur @sIHdfteleute alIr art In ben
8trttniDttR St0dten pom HcIbanttrild.
"Sltrer I'm WeF66ftelsten." MRlei-
tuna, f& I'M GrI&ditsltbtn f&riftIih
ausluHrlden, ensItfh une eeutl6, ittbR
elmer Musratl son &teen, AbtdnblHlt.
aen une GT,6ttun0eIi gum neberifEtR,
NIT dnatFaetem NSrtertu6. Bon 9etrs
rid Sinai nit 200 EtiteR unh gut etn-
ac6unetn. 49,
Die pantetnte Seele, tas tft DC.
,rrltbe Der trdneetnben SeeIe NIT Meam
Rrat unb Simpn &lecptas enttatttne
bic 0tl&intt ron Grf&dfuHs Der @ett
an bis ~ unb mad Der @erwIfuna See
ruIaleae. Srrauesesfber BON Scbann
9Sityp Sdbabalie, init 442 Setttn. In
autem Gintanee. (GiR fttr trbdurnbte
s1trf, tas angsurtm 3u lclea I'D r
"StblftidasT's rnslif6 btutides urb
heutfn tn9lif6ts SafbeR @prtrySuG"
Rebif Angdtt Der enaGif6en Ausipra6e
NIT ftutfEen Su6Rattn une ceut(6eR
5cntn. 100 Stittn Rne l4Hutr Gin,
banb. grsis $3.50.
"8trtiniate Stadstn Scnbu&, mitbt
fcnttrsr StrldF&tiaurs htr ilimati(Uen
3erbSltuite un6 Srceufte amtTifa'e,
prn g4m. Nrnmrr. los Seiten.
"8cilftdneises eeutf6 en5iif&ee Ter'
einiatsn Staattn &c6kuG. Gin Fanf,
unc Sllftbun fur 6ausfrautn uni
WieGen, &64e uue Sp6inntn in ieetr
8ihc prtr AnmetIuna lur ttttrn uRe
tiaiaitu StrsitunS aatr artfn Srtiltn
unD @ttrinle, rcn gSm. 8pnmrr NIT
l65 Seitea.
"slmeritauiI&ss s@artrutu& cher rroi-
tii&cs Sanetuh iun, @en,iiIt'. Sbif.
unh gseintau, icpie 3eiduunasa ubcT
Zen Stnitt Der @Giurstcn, uuc efilne"
littc anleituua lur Slumrn;udt, nit &C.
nlutr 9rrldliGtiauns Der dmrritduiftttn
0crtlltnist ron Srirerit 0iarner. $50
Seittn, Itrn acbunetn.
"SSsiirntalHtn Bolts Sicbtrtu6." ;"
Gin unitrtalttnetS tlsinss 0sianstuS
nit 256 Ssiten.
g9ir MAIDEN uniere sscbrten teuti6er
0cIer, rrldtr i'm Siune bdbtn, na6 Tbi'
latrlrtia III reiltn. earduf dufmsrtfam,
eas in Shlftr s. &crahi's Su6fCre
NueS AZ tltrn IT,, mas In bsutitteT Site
ratur ermuni6t wsrttn fam uus erfu.
dcn ticlslbtn, hicie Ttrra Mot nit tt'
rem Sriu@t ;u ltrratttr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-07-19

0eUr0e @ertueAb.
HeramSa 0cbcM nd& feinem XOce.
NSreiS:
SrC&, $l.35. GleS. erS. nit W0le'
= f4Uitt, Sl.S5.
Subferipticn gum @eften Der ga,
mile 6eS OcritOrbcnen Trei,
r" bcits-Gtbtere.
Die dnttr,etGnete Su6banblunS Ia
NIT benz gertrteb Der fur &mertfd BE-.
itimutten Gussobe cbiser Gebtttte besbrt
wprhen unb tbeilt ben 8erebrern bee
grUseR 1Cbtcu NIT, baB bas BUD iest
Jar 8erfenbun9 6ereit 1T.
@0en Scfetunaen belebe man ben Se.
trds In 5cru, eiaer YOfdnretfunS tet'
iulesen.
GarI D6rfinsse
RtIwauf rD Is.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-07-19
Si6'S
0lulltelts ltuD 0enlilte'
Saot1teit

fpsrhsE srpNanlt ron tinr RiIicR 2tutt In
4mtriFa. Siebe
@i6's @reisliite - 800 Atbilbun'
gen, nur 2 Gents. .
0id's 8lumrptlhrtr, Sitrttljdtr'
ltb. 25 Gents idtrlid.
0id's 8Iumen.uue Gemiile.
@arteM so Gents; In tlssanter 9etn'
tranh 81. 90.
81, mtin, Ssr6FentIiGuassn psrben In
GnsIii& unb Gtutf% ssSru6t. a..
Abrsiiire: Sansss Did. Sc&sHer, T. q.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-07-19

ttpWb G8sVhAsWtWS We %VgUubGB RutEUtt0 Ws
Vcn @m. y 0C1mer frlbrr 6aupt.
TOD In reyfhiebtntn srreen Sotels Gu.
rppa's iett 3sRauroteur tts linton.
Clubs to philadelphia. 0tbunttn.
SrtIe 80 Gents. ...
Tlbrr TN @eG6dftettben.
@nItttune, F& I'm GIer&dfts.
lebsn (4rtftlt6 aueSubridtn. Gnalil6 v.
eeutf&, Rebtf ftntT Muepabl pon @eben,
MtbnnbIhnSea unh Grad6luusen auli
llrberfrttn, NIT dnGeflStcn @6rttrbuh.
!6eIaueatSebeR pcn Sc tnHi d DtnaI,
ertrer Der enslif6en &praGe In 9biId.
eelrtia. @sbun6tn. gTtts naT rs
Gents.
Tos SH6 aibttiHe srrtrefFi6t anrtifnns
sur uteermineuna Der S&risrisftiisH, pelGe
Gt WcihafftIeuten BET hem Wctrau6 ecr rne>
lif6rn nne beutf@en SpraGc eHtgssrHltfuen.
Ranu Tam aus BEN 9utbe bic t&tiae Aues
eyn6eEttie trIerntu une fubtt earin fur;e
GrIahlnAsen, Hthtn u. I. 10. Jum ntbtrItbtn
fhr trtlAen 9re6 Gin @crtrrbuh ansefuat iii.
Dae BUD IN fur hdS amerifcniide @ei6dftS>
IgtrH tR ittef SettbuRA crattif6. Tie aus
lnae rOH rs Gente wirf iebtm Gaufsr bunhert
fdltis sRradsrsdtst.
@ cnecrbta. Cine @ q NJ n tuna
otr aaegewd B lteIfen sierfiMnisen
RlRner&6re NIT hentlGenl unt tngl.
Iert, gtfdusmtlt u. terausasssEta BON
eecp. Gnaetfe. Duff Dtrettcr u.
GtrtRmttaIteh mekrtrer 0efdnaSeretnt.
prsitn Saub.-grRsS Sfr: 9r. 1. Die
Wfatfsklnme; Rr. 2. Die Aarcle; Rr. 3.
3tlhHtkre; Rr. &. 6VfTnuns; slr. 5. SONS.
tiftse 1eie; Rr. 6 @titsr'S &bI&ite; Er. 7.
TrnbEtngenabtn; @r. 9. 8 GPimatbIaae, bn
terurte eane; Rr. Q. Ssrur an tie RuRf
Rr. 10. Simmer niebr; Rr. IL. ateuehdRe>
3sn; Hr. u, Ttr Tag bse Germ.
4itfe pitbtrfamniInne rirk mit ttutf&(n
une sHelif6rn dtrt seritben, III elruR tSenfe
lrpHt fir hen 0tbro 10 btr amriFaniI6en rit
etullhen @rfaRerert Inc heifimmt unh rire ,Hr
GrItiGtrHne ber Anf6aGfnns In 6e'tsu, iefcS
ia. II @eIanaftlde entbaliene, ~ udhfelstR>
etn kiuisrs Sreiira hcrdusssstteA.
GinjClne Stimmbefte s %
bic Rcrtine . %
SartituT SO
Der pclltommene Amerifan.
@e d a ftsnid Gin Sanh unh
ellfebub fur @ef6iitsIente ailer Art
In ben BerGtRteten Staaten con 3cre-
arnerieI, enttalttnb bic rerfhie6tnen tni
Gef6dftslebeR pcrfcmmtRhen @ertrdse,
gergIttHt unt ftitesri6ttrliHe Ont.
fntibuuseR, S&entuuasn unb attrttuR.
eeu, gCllmaGten. SAuIefhetnt, Ser
idretbunatn unb Slrsf6aftrn, %fanb.
ftetnr, Suittursrn. @er,i6te unb &r4.
nunSrn. Steldubigunsen unh Certificate;
frratr cine umfaRrnet DarReluna Der
tnsliften gu6flbruns, @eGftl &c. &c.
in Hsuti&tr une tnsliitttr Srra&t. Gt-
tunbrn. @rtie IS Gents.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-07-19
0erfamft Bel alien SrHsSifteu.
Sic Gum &C!
GbtpimOf Ofncbt.

TitR aufeittnht unt etfitrIi6r SranFteit
une erysa ccrauSsettnht Srmrirme, st:na6>
ldf;lshy Saiten, AaGtf&rsiF. Ssiltrftit, 9ser>
fttsT-rsresn permanent aeheiIt eur1 ., 2 r.
Smavnt's Grmrpuue Sprup
scR piIhen SirfneR."
SrcRGitiS--6in 8crldufsr etr eHnetn.
fhriuhiudt, ii1 doroftrriIrt eurt Gatarre
cecr GntsineuNe Der Sdlcint- gRemfraHt Der
0ujt- SaNase, rIii Slfsn une auSTurf, fur
,sm Aittn,, StifsIftii nnb S6ntrJtn In etr
@rulf. fur ale tTcnhinIen gHteticntn, frte"
en- SalS, s'srluft Ger Sim nc. Sul.tE, II
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-07-19

NmrrifduifdheS GdrtenbMGh, Ober
prafti(d,es 6anetuh gum Wemille'
Gtit.unh @einbdu frric 3et&nun9en
utsr ern Shnitt Der 9Geinrebrn une
ariintliGs Anleituns ;ur Slumsn,u6t,
nit acnousr SeriidE&asuns Der ameri.
tdniinen 0trbiltniHt, rpn S Grtebrt4
Glarner, praftilhen 0drtntr. 1tt
NufIaae nit Attilrunaen uno @ertefrrs
unecn. 545 g. 6ltfrbt, Srris nur
$50
Infer ,gartsntuH" uttrtriiTt bic scrhaae>
enen Ecrts uttr esnitItCn 0cssuitdub an Bell
Ilineiafcit unb Alicit atcit ts bat Der Scr"
flGrr bic beiisn anIcitunesn bee an unc
auSIaneeS ju 5ilfs atRcmmen, une bic rrat"
tiibcn Grfabrunscn, rcI6c CT leIbli in Ttuii6~
lamb gmer ifd II. {. n. arlammslt. eamie str>
BemuIelcrten ;uarrennet, ha ron tNcn ribtis"
Ct g8abI III asrUiiItn Swcdtu in rsri4ishtnsn
Sdbrsn,titcn &c. has ean;e OeIiusen dbtdnat.
Dee WGndhes MreNbins &cbredht
verbefertes srcees GspptifGes 1rdum'
bud, mad alten esspti(Gen, IGreet6tn
un6 aratif6tn SanbI6riften beartttttt
unb 3uIammlnarfeflt. Retft ben beige
fiettn 2ctto. .Hummtrn, foIpte benz 8sr>
iet1niIIe Der 6liideS un5 nnollfstage
6eS Sabres, tem 3cttcsIarif une elmer
Anweilune, rie man fe fptelen lnue,
um ~ etUinnen. Nit 80 Stletrn.
SN''i@ 35 Gents.
Nreimiate GtGatcu SrieffteIer
(NentfdS unN ensliG), Cbrr &nlrituns
sur ri&tiacn MbfaFunS aller In ben d1-
oemeinen 0ebensperbdltntNtn. fctrte trit
Wei6ditSleben Der 0ere'ui9ten Stdaten
pcrfCnimenhen 9riefe, aufidSe, urtun-
ben &c. nebft elmer Giuleitun9 lter " 4t'
fbreibuna unb Sute. .punftiCR un6 etnem
Nnbdnge ron Beleaenbeits, ,6ebt1ttn,
teutfb unb eneliG. lite Auf. 52S
Setten. 0ut se6unben. Grsts 30
@eniae Wsrfe BADEN un!trt teutihsn Sanes~
Ieuten iO riel Nussu ertriclcn, ais eleler eeutis
ensIi&c Srisffeaer; auf Der eircn Gette oeuti6
auf Der anberrn enslift, iit es Ielbf esn Gto~
ipdnbtrsr elei9 m69Ii1, ensiIb gu tOIre'ppn'
hireu. Glf f@rru bintucinanetr tclSenot
NuRastn babtn bic 9refmaBistett mrbr ais
biu!dRsIiG bepisl.H.
Serrmcmus, &C. 81 . mefbeIs O6cr
6cI G6rcibsun6 lrte-llnterri6t .Gls
erfeS 9ele. Sprad1 u. 0etr6u&. .1Ste
Aufaee. Sreis 25 Gents.
SnrCiern unb Qelenlernen lcuen In oitlcm
| SlGlein Saab in Sanb eebcn. Die &inett
| 1cIl3n obcr Mot uur meHdniIh ableitn Ierneu,
fcnbrrn rrn InfaR9 an ba3u anSetalteR psrs
ben, ft6 bel beai, nae lie lefrn, etirae Iu nei~
fen. Darum fiub ATE fn.ICien 3dntrerbtHe>
nnssn futeselaiIen, unb borpm III auee nar
aus hem 8ereiHe ber Grfabruns un6 @nlHau>
un9 beS Sinbes eencmmen.
aDirb bieitn Nnfrrberunsen eniirrp6en,. 70
rerben bic 8iubcr SieieS aue benz 9hGltin
lernen, unb bIs 3elernte pir6 bet raRhent
Stinbe ben 0runb lcesn gu einen, seraben. mo-
rdlif3sn, sblen, seluub>reIisioftn, suten AtH'
iGen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-07-19
8t1t's stQuItrtrte prets
2tIte.

eJinilie S,ittu - 800 NbbiIbuHstR nit Be
feretbuus 1auftnbT Der btilrR 8lumen unb
Wsmhfrn auf Der Grbs, Hno bic art un6 Mri>
eieleItgH 40 trahffen - aass fur eine lfret
Gent e,risf nartt. Sn GeutfH une GasIifH
hTi6i.
abrsiilrt: Jansss Did. Rc4sfsr.T. D.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-07-19

8s d tdnbt9esDeuttGes err
etnt9te 9tddten SC&buG. Gin
6anb.u. !6llrsbuG fur 6ausfraurn uno
Ndb4en, 866e unb SS4inner tn jeeer
i&s , rser; Inwetluns sur befen at6
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-07-19
IiCf's SSlutltenfltbrer,

sin rrndttsrues Uierteli6trIi6eS SruraaI, fein
ilIufrirt, entbdIt Elm f4Gnes Varbises Slumen>
tableau NIT Der erlien aumn,er. greiS nur
25 Gents idtrIiH. Die erfe Summer fur
1877 in Dtutla unb GnSIilt iii irtten tr>
slbrellrs: James Did, aO&eeer. %.
, 1877-11-24
If YOU ARE A UNITARIAN.
If NOT A UNITARIAN,

There Is . possibility that you may not fully
understand our principle, and doctrines, and
To- taEc ourpaper for a year, which many could
alnru out oi mere curiosity to do, would be a
sure method of becoming fully informed con.
c'f'llng our faith, our works and our homes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
ANCE AT THE EXHTRITION,

IFROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TibuNE'I
PHILADELPHIA, May 10. Philadelphia Is
brighter and happier to-day than at any time since the
Centennial Exposition was declared closed. The uni
versa regret amid which the Worlds Far OF 1876 ended
was not a regret for It gave Drth 10 the interim"
national Exhibition Company, which to-day after
months OF devoted and persistent work. shado"eu at
times by doubt and dlscouragement offers To the public
DISPLAY Less vast complex and gorgeous, perhaps but
more cnpact aud scarcely less varied and instructive
than that Of year ago. Visitors VIII miss
many things that charmed them then. There are
fr colos in the picture. but those which remain
permanent The booths and the restaurants are gone.
rho ne buildings are dismanted The hotels and shops
outside the grounds form halfdeserted village The
uniforms and customs Of the old world have disappeared
One hears In the hum OF voices the English language
only and many pro tempore oriental OF year ago has
resumed the uIromautc role OF American citizen.
Ru whatever regret might perhaps naturally feet IN
strollng about the grounds, must surely yield to
constituent and satisfaction upon entering the Main
Building. The International Exhibition Company,
having secured its charter, found little difficulty, not
WithstandnC the business DEPRESSION In securing capt
tai for the project The directors who to-day practically
complete their preparatory labors Clement NJ Bid
die President; Joel Baily and Thomas 5. Ellis. Vice
Morton, j. l.. kingsley, A. r. Brown, and John Wana
maker.
In preparing the Main Building for the Permanent tx
hibitiou few important structural changes were made
The chief architectural alteration appears at the
Of the north side where from broad platform Tiers Of
and chorus rise above another "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
rELEGRArnIC NOrEs.

OrrAw, May 10.-!he Canadian wimbledon
Team sail, for England saturday, June 49, The matches
INDANApoIIs, Iud., May 10.-Ihe application for
peessG5 Tor tsS hais ss 6,ea cs cda
WAtEKrowN. n Y. May 1O.-ihe new Masonic
Hal at Malone dedicated to-day y Jesse b. Anthony
Grand Master Tor TIE state u New York
SAN FEANCISCO May lO-Mlchael Reese ana
Adam Grant Of Tho nrln OF Muply, Grant co.. have been
elected Of the Bank oiaOIn wee James H. heehe
JonNsTowS, n. Y, May 1O.-At a meeting, held
last night OF the directors the Natond BANK Of GoycS
VILE ~ Y j. ii. reelected president Johh "Ieon
Vice. President, aud the Hon. Geufge w. Fay cashier.
OMAHA, Neb., May 1O.-The Catholic bishop Of
this diocese has issucd circular letters 70 ue
may relieved OF loss on account oil the ga''hop
pers 49, ,
BUFFALO. n Y, MAY 1O-A man was committed
to tue County for the Insane YESTERDAY VINO IL sup
posed 10 be James Darnstoa Jsnf ~ I living
At No 574 DE kaiDave.
COLUMBIA, 5. c., May 1O.-The State Senate to-
day decided go election for Ce uoe on
viii settle matter which both houses have been contend
ing since the opening OF TIE session.
PHILADELPHIA. May 1O.-lhe jury in the case OF
Court SS Tex iEs M no G S snG aske % be ahaIee %
agreement On a yeriiSt was locked np "
MIDDLETowN, Conn. May l0.-lhe forty fourth ,,l
annual convention Of the Psi tPsloh iat"nly nei tr
were elected President ce ssachselts Oiat"
Gov. Hasey Of Connecticut roeL H. H. 10y 'S' VI
LExISGToN Ky, May Representatives on the
Japaue.e Government have bought largely OF lhoousn
bred horses and cattle this section are no" II ~ nts
will here in time 10 attend tic i.O 80 ar
There the Tacecore th nave e'e ooe
known 10 be here at any one time Dtiore'
BITrlokR. Md. NAV 1O-The following horses
ods 10 be run At this city % Freebooter ~ pounds
waco IC6 rounds, Septoe lOl POUNDS Durango W POUNDS
Danvile 81 pounds aud Warlock, 10 pounds Naton '
Of training, ana VIII not stS ior INC DAN"
more Cup.
NEw-ORIRANs. May 1O.-The Southern Baptist
Convention morning In the coliseum Bapust Shn'
The following oroers were James T. boycr, d. D. Oh
Kentacky, President; James &. Funnan d. D. OF S"nth
r. ID. D. Of Tennessee W e. rane ~ ~
OF Iexas aud A. Evans 81 Virginia, Vice residents W r.
TaLner VI Virginia and v. T. Gregory oil Alabama seore
taIlCA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
A RECEPTION TO PRESIDENT HAYES.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1O.-At o'clock this
afternoon tire President and members OF his party 40
were still in the city entertained at dinner By Mr
T.. T.. Steele, an officer OF The Centennial
Board Of Finance and one Of tue Sealthiest
citizens OF Philadelphia Nineteen persons were 10
table. After dinner tho doors VI Mr. SteelCs mansion
were thrown open a card reception The house was
tasteiuY decorated aud the grounds were brilliantly
Illuminated. About LOO persons called between
the hours Of and 10 o'clock, and ut one tune
over 100 carriages were III lilc. Secretary McCrury
and Attorney General Deyeus assisted In the
reception. IL was noticed that tue politicians OF Phii
dclphia were not IN Attendance Many regrets
pressed IN view OF the absence OF Gen Grant account
Of sudden illness, and OF Mr. Blame. The President
ceiyld graciousy. ana made favorable impression by
his cordial and unOstenlaUous demeanOr. During the
evening was rendered and received screnade from
local gee clubs.
At II O'clock the President took special palace car &c
Germantown for Washin. tOn. largo crowd collected
at the pot withsandng the Heness OF the hour,
and m response THEN enthusiastic greeting tie Pres
dent made few remarks expressing the pleasure no had
enjoyed during the day and thanking the citizens 81 Phil
adelpha for their hospitality.
Ia dcfcrcucc TO the reported views OF Mis-. Hayes,
although she WAS not present, wae OF liquors
served at cltner the dinner or the reception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
THE WAR IN AsIA1IC TURKEY.

MUKHTAR PAsHi STILL AT BARDEss BARRING THE
ROAD TO ERZERUM - THE RUSSIAN CENTER
HALTED NEAR KARs.
ERzERUa. Thursday, May 10, 1877
Mukhtar Pasha is at Bardess, 90 miles east Of
here. The Russian center is awaiting near Kars,
and supporting the advance of the two wings from
Bayazid and Arabian. There has been no recent
CoNsrANTINoPLE Thursday, May 10, 1877
Journals Of this city report that the Russians be-
fore Kars and Arabian have retreated toward the
RATUM Thursday, May 10, 1877
An is quiet here There has been 10 fighting for
several days ,,--
Reuter- telegram from COnstantinople dated
Wednesday evening says that 40 news OF any en-
gagement in Armenia has been received there.
LONDON Friday, May II, 1877
The Paris correspondent of The Standard says
telegram from Odessa reports that the Russians have
been unable TO force the SOghaulu Pass, aud are
waiting fOr achievements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
MARKETS DULL. WITH LOWER PRICES.

The produce markets still continue dull, and
tho brokers declare that there hopes at present OF
revival Flour particularly dull and to SELL con-
cessons Of from 10 20 cents necessary There
Was apparepty no demand. The receipts were 7,fs9
barrels exports 65sO barrels and sales 1900 barrels
In wheat there was scarcely any inquiry for either
milling or export Winter wheatSwas very dun, and 10
sell lower prices necessary but sellers were SLOW
to make concessions. The receipts we're 5000 bushels
exports OiG bushels, aud sales, 700 bushels III he
corn market opened easier, but closed more
steady. SpOt was firm. The receipts were $1,000
bushels sales, 1SO700 bushels, aud exports, l33's3
bushels The pork market opened Rom 10 10 ~ cents
lower than Wednesdays closing prices, dropped about
20 cents during the sessiOn, and closed about steady
The receipts 500 barrels exports 2O1 pdchdgS
The beef market remained unchanged ana inactive WIN
a sale Of without quotations. Lard opened
without material change from the closing prices OF the
day before dropped about 10 cents during the session,
and CLOSED rn 1t the decline. The receipts were lOJl
tieIcts barrels, 100 kegs, aud ~ cases. exports,
lgG.l5f pounds. Ocean frcghts renamed unchanged
and very quiet The grain merchants FOR q long tmc
nave manifested desire for regular call on corn oh
the Produce Exchange and yesterday II determined
that should be had at IL O'Clock daily beginning on
Monday
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RUMoRs ABOUT THE STEVENS BATTERY

The Stevens battery, 1t appears, may YET
leave the basin in Hoboken where she has lam so many
years awaiting purchaser That there have been hego
tiations pending looking toward her purchase IL "
denied but thus far result has been reached gen
tleman in hose sue has been placed to assist IN
obtaining purchaser stated last Wednesday that II
would improper for him to give at this time any iacts I'd
relation to any proposal That the Turkish Government
did not want her he certain HI did not deny, now
ever that the Russians wanted her, but sd she WOMB
not be sold from these shores Estimates had Dtch udue
to the OF converting her ng1es ana boilers io
the compound type with the present style OF engines
she would consume 20 of coal day, when "ouu
make larger stock than she could he expected TO carry
for long cruise 10 thought that the batclS Wouu
leave tins pOt in less than 60 DAYS, ana proceed !" t
England France and then be sold but Tor tht hd-
ter" the informant stated she could DC SOFA on tne
high circumstances OF tnat character hNc nlp
pened before" II WAS further stated tnht me NeS7o
could be sold for III 100000 when ready Tor sea- OF
81 100000 Wheu competed. When asked II thesc were
the prices which had been agreed upon the ihlormhht
declined To state. IL IL said That Capt = sdnuels mas
been engaged to take the vessel from this port
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RUSSO-TURKISH WAR NOTES.

CoEsTASTISoPLR, Thursday, May 10, 1877
Defense works are be constructed around CONSTANT
nOple. $1,000. ,r,.ao, Nav IN 1877
Vienna dispach to The DoiV telegraph says The rll-
rooreo AGITATION IN serva has been greatly exaggerated
Prince Milan and the Ministers have formally assured
Count Andrassy that servia will not disturb peace
The Daily Telegraph publishes dispatch from Con
stantnople which says "A state Of siege Will not be
proclaimed here"
A Berlin dispatch 10 The Pal Mall ddsene says me
local authorities OF the districts composing INC nci
paity OF st. Petersburg have reported 10 the municipal
council that in consequence Of the sickness and poverty
prevailing ~ well as 10 the sacrifices alre9dy made they
are unable provide the 100000 roubles 'Ssooooo'
demanded by the Government as voluntary onerihs
within the prescribed time They ofer, however 70 pay
the sum by instsllments."
LoSDoI. Friday May 4, 1877
The Timers Berlin correspondent s2Ys lne ioes W
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NAE MONTENEGRIN WAR.

MANCHESTER, Thursday, May 10, 1877.
The Guardians Ragusa dispatch says: " The delay
in the Turkish attack on the MOnteneerin positions
is explained by the great want of supplies and the
rayages Of typhus, scuryy, and other diseases The
Turks try to conceal this but there IS good authority
for stating that 900 troops sick IL Mostar alone
From Trebigne to-day 1856 Turkish soldiers arrived
at Ragusa in a deplorable condition to embark for
the Albanian coast. The same epidemcs rage IN the
camp al Scutari. The calling out of the militia,
which includes all male Bosnian and Herzegovlnian
hohammedans from 10 TO 90 years of age, meets
with stubborn opposition in the rural districts