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fotmidsb's. a1i11 Between tho ro.da 70 shumls and
arc, Tscheterlt and Baall Tabts: and
!ast!y; between the Danube and the road
lin Tnbla. The individual works are vartonsIy
equipped According to their relative size and In
pnrtance. though not one Of them carries lcss thnn
fonf guns. Lcrcnt TabIa has seventeen, tho
non. one With enllbre Of twenty -olght ecntl-
nletres. The total number nf cannon planted on
the ontworks II 10. Of which forty arc by Krnpp;
and af these there are Thirteen with = caibre Of
seventeen eentlnaetfes.
VAnxA. june 7.-This place Ia the most u .tisfac-
tory thing hav. Jet seen in Turkey. Thern IL
wlieh my pot'ibi, proceed from the highly in. n:
portant position Earn1 will occnpy II tho Kussians
n1anaxt to invade bulgaria.. Although there arc
at!i! more than third Of tho guns TO be mounted
ent garrison, beliese il would BE- almost imprsx-
nAble.
:, Of course. ~ am Indebted to tho courtesy OF
tho t,oseFnor and Turkish officers for tho details
publish iaesa which would be 10 lnportsnt to their
enemy. IIat a. q general remark. may be per-
tnitted 70 ssy that The Notifications which defend
the position b.. .sca and BY land ate Of admirable
nd u f n H. ~
upwards or IL. 0D troops Of whom o, 600 nre
Eaynslaa. Thesa latter are hne,. soldtcs.lIke
looking men. The eommsndant of the troops 10 an
E9JptIun. Reschih l'asha By nausc. The Governor
Az bey-of nnnanAl acttsity and Intelligence; and
think II ts owing great deal ss the tntescat anil
netlfatJ these tWo pcfsonavea have shown thai
vatna II really nf1ghs spot In tho otherwise
believe the place IL plenttfnlly supplied with
provisions. The remainder Of tho gnna will he in
thc1f positions in fourteen or dfteen days.
, 1877-06-28

LONDON, Iuus .7.-Ex.PrsIlent Grant took =
drive this morning Ia tho Queens carriage IN the
Windsor great park, aud afterwards dross to The
Great Western station and tuck tbs noon tEu1n for
London. liz was accompanied 10 tho railway
station by Ward tiunt, tue Flint Lord of tho Al.
nlrxlty. anu EOl. GarslinrF.
STATE CONCERT.
LONDON juno .H.-A 6tals coucsfs was Kircn ut
buckingham Palace last night. 0cu. Ursht and
Mre. GF4nt the Emperor And EmpseAs OF BRAZIL
tho Prince and Princess Vt Wale4. the Duke and
Duchess Of Teck, Pgtnca Christian and PFlncsAs
Helena. Psiucr.s Loulas and Marquis Of Lorns,
auu tho Duku os Cambridge wusa uEesent
At the Queens timer given to Gen. Grant. It
Windsor CAatls Tuesday nixht the Earl and
Countess Of Derby. Prince chrl.tlsu and Prlneesa
Helena. Prince.s heat1ire, FRINGE Leopold. the
Dnchesass VI Wellington and Aoxhurxle, Gen.
, 1877-06-28

AE1FULCo AUAIN CI4N0ES H1NuA.
SAN fnAkclsco. june .7.-Dy arrival OF tho
coitua, from, Panama, W. bave news from AcA.
puleo that On tho 10th lust, after bombasdmcut
Of nearly ten days by Dlaz Kunboat. Alvarez ca
pttuEats4, lla surrendered thu fust, with ESQ men,
70 tho naval forces. who thorcupon entered the
town. The terms Ut tbs capltulallon arc yet ye-
CRIT, for same reason known uply tu tho opposing
tioAa exist between tho t~u forcrs. This soldiers
of tho quondaln opposing armies aro holding high
carnival 10 the streets Of Acspulcn. Arm
10 arm, they ars drinking anl catousing.
aud arc apparently tho beat Of f!ienl4.
1t II Ai4ted That AIvata4 has gous over to ths
Tue American sesidents Of Acapulco a.e ~ yet un-
decided whslhes " lcayu lhe placu or not. They
have 10 far Escaped serious u,0lsstatt0u, but hare
announced shelr Intention Of appealing to the
United States II they subjected 10 tie Insults
Or ba14ablp4 Of 4 clyll war.
, 1877-06-28


CoNsTAar1HorLE, juno e7.-The Governor OF
Erzcroum se'egrauhs as follows: 4 1luseEau
as1uy, consisting Of 5,U00 hnrsc, sixteen but
talions Infantry, aud thirty-tlrce guns, nttackel
our camp at zuwln, with the object of occupy
Ing soghanlu. The rnemy opened 1ru from
nineteen guus In front Of tho it,-
trcachtneuts Of our right wing. III
thu. afternoon the Russian Infantry and cav
airy attacked tho LETT wing, commanded
by Chcwket paaha. The cnenGemcnt lasted
until evening. aud resulted !a the sepulse Of tho
Russians, wl!u, however, recommended tho fight
at night, to 10 purpose. Tbs Russians wrrc
routed aud returned to their fortified camp.
Thu Turks lost 400 Killed aud wounded. Thu
Isusatans lost 800o. Tie Russians arc preparing
for another attack. No lato glycu to tho aboyo
dispatch.
THE RUSSIAN vxAs1ox.
ST. PETERSBURG, june 97.-An official tcle-
gram frotn Cen. TergukassoH reports that un
june 81 his column was attacked near uljar by
Twenty uattalions Of Turks with twelYo guns
aud 1 500 horse. After ten hours' fighting tue
Turks wero rcpulsctl, but the Isussiau loss w'us
heavy, namely, fifteen officers aud afty-ono
soldiers killed, aud So3 soldiers wounded. Tho
Russtans fought On line OF avP vcrsts with
great gsllantry against overwhelming num-
bcrs.
Ntno batteries with thlrsy-slx guns hayc been
constructed before Ka1s. Tho bombardmcnt
proceeds With rcioublcd ytgor.
Auss1AN8 RHExKoRuEp.
LONDON. June .7.-Lascst adsiees report that
the Russian centre has been Reinforced BY the
Twentx-stxth Division, IRON, Kars, and 1900
n,en, detached trom the cnutEe, bare advanced
to 6a1akamysh.
TuRKa AEINToHcxD.
Tho Turkish centre, reinforced By division
Of eighteen battalIons, llas advanced two mllcs
IN front Of levin, where tho Ottoman head
quarters still remain.
The Turkish right .s stli reported pursuing
the Russian loft.
KAK9.
Intelligence received at Erzeroum states that
the Russian bomharslmcat Of Kars Il slacken-
lug.
OTHER ACCOUNTS
LONDON. June u = 4. u,,--Gen. TerGukaa-
soH's account Of the Fighting near Dellbaba Oh
the 2ssd statcs that aolne skirmtshes occurred on
that day, and TINT tho Turks Afterwards were
allowed to collect thelr dead Ia Kussian POSI-
tiol,s. Ths Turkish report previously cabied Ut
this days fighting sai1 It was . seyesely-con-
tested battle, in whlch the Russians weEe driven
out Of their ipt1cnchmen&. aud retscated In dis-
order 10 Zedekan.
Tho Russian official dispatch, dated Katxuba-
nj. near Basoum, juno Is, says the Turks at.
talked the right wing of tho samcbah position
On the eath Inst The n.ht lasted eight aud
half hours, and tho Turks were sepulaea With
great loAs- TIE Russians lost about III killed
aud wounded.
DESPERATE FIGHTING.
KuRR1xo1, June 2o-Tle affair Of the 21st
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TIE DANUBE,
fT8 WIDTH AND pElrrJf.

CoFTefDonafHcs k9nhDn ft11e4,
BUCHAREST, June B.-The Important events cx.
pcctcd to Occur on tho bauks OF this river
render all Information upon it, phyaica, con.
formation and peculasitEcs OF great Interest
to all who arc watching the course Of tie
campaign In Europe. Tho statistics aud particular
information contained In the following article ars
taken from report inside by the Koumanian
military sta1. The unnuhc waslcs tho Roumanlau
soil for distance Of about GOO miles. From Or.
soyA down 10 peria Pahnks. below Kaiafat, the
Aoumanlan shore Is higher than tho Turkish, and,
therefore, commands 1t In military scnsc. From
Fcssa Palanka to the nciChbothood Of DAlatz this
Positlon Is rever1ed nnd tue Turkish side Of ihe
river IL High and tho tout9anian generally na and
masbhca ths soil ls nlfuyIal, aud OF deep rich,
stlcky character, which rcndcfn It very talcult to
naks gooa tosa read tHisabs ~ tot heasy transport in
AZ Gn,atx tho l.onmanaa rhoro commands the
utter and continues tu % 10 ~ fatas lamalt below
elevation Of tho b4nks Of tue E!yer between the
points aforementioned IL about thirty metres.
which gives great adranayc bat,erie; placed on
a' o. IL aSposts '9iss as:ss
t1o watcr' q tha Danube BY numerous Islands
orally h.t, randy sotmst!ons, With their ssI sur-
faces but little alrc the ordinary level Of the riv.
CT. and. therefore, instead Of being useful to nn
Malure Of UbHtfaetlons than Uthcrwlsc. The most
favorable points for an army 70 pass tho
it %a r. a0% est, si.oSs S,;. l. aSess
above tbS ,soath d IT, Auta; T. 1t Fialnands, Ic:
Midth i :oo mstre.: i. ai,ssn Eiin@cttes below
Z! VIII f ~ tue 1nt a H. .
i. 90 metres; IL, Il iaaktchla: il, u laail; II,
The width .. the other crossings is not pren IN
tho report, but Il saries bt.wscu 1o1 aud !. oGu
extremely dllcult ~ approach with heaxY army
trains. Rnd wherever thu No4mauIan shurc ID hEgh,
Tue Turkish shoss opposite h ecneral!y nat and Of
ka:atat, with, pesAnps. the solitary exception of
the crossing Vi ulten!txs vhsso tho so,l on 10th
:as. IT ns sf5 b sod s 1a1is yoo an
nctle. IN wsidsh. t5e1s i % l pf.stea. sa
q a fc.s 10 kaara" III. us erus.ng y pont
sn sf s|ste % wh1s snas, dsn M
not ba xsrI dia1culs. geographically speaking, ~
the valley ot ths Dani,aa u vsty naiTow atthls
ars masn leu IL e.tent ,aan % II othss i,a e'nts
Tho banks Of tho Danube aboye Wlla.n
s5 sss ssassssT ~ % e On sa "as e % H.
SO to i.S5o metre. ia @idih. 7 Thetsiero, 'as tas
s1a e sa H. ts
sunssFnsa : below Gd!fn Ply pa..a9s !. verI af;;
a5oxe. and soaae ot thsm aru protected by toll:
.eat!"n,, which wig prebahiy prevent any a.
Ths aboSu stetch .hows tIe llIealty ths Nas:
atans NAY EXPECT from tho natnra! conformation OF
ths shorxs Of ths Danube in thcil passare into Hui.
troops With eolerlty ths ta.x tou!d b anloas H..
,aHurmountablo. but tls probabilities are That tho
s be f11 tn,pRss sa 5 1 s n
difficulty GcyOu tho natural obstacles presented bY
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CcfryspoadxHts Landon Tfmss

C0FVVF5to1 8VWf1 J0MH0a T{tny8
,.' IT,. T., T"Ss" T".,.,.. 3.m s.,.. t.,.x
1uste!uk Il regarded ~ oue OF those places which
viii ptolay aoou be called ppop 10 bcsr tic bFunt
NJ attnrx anil thrrrf.rs shnrt de.erntIon ~ III.
f III .N, r1. ~ ~.
1oftseas' anu IL importance ssom m,!ltafS poihs
Of wow. may not 10 without Interest
~ ,,.rrb,ar nn,r.r, md IN o,i,nar~
s* ,ss. -" ~ ~ ~ .15 '5
ssucs Eopta!uS Fopo'auon " so.Uoo 4'aauitahas
consisting In shout equal proportions Of Turks,
Bul2ar,ans. and Jews, with d, 0O0 foreigners, At
, 1877-06-28

WILL f1Q11F IT 0uT.
CErr1s1E, juno 27.-Thc Montcnegrin army
Ia concentrated Ia very strong position oppo-
site 8puz and Podgorttza. Tho morale seems
to be goad. Tho Prince Is determined to fight
for every foot OF ground, should tho Turks nd
yauee OIL Montenegrin territory.
ANOTHER REroRr.
VIENNA, juno a7.-Accounts from Dolmatia
represent that the position Of tho MontcncgsIus
is quito desperate. Thelr forets are entirely
broken and Dispersed.
TIE HEIGHTS or TcHrLAKn.
CoxsTAH11NorLE, Junu 27.-Mehcmct AL
confirms tho reports Of tic occupation Of the
Heights of Tchllekc, Montenegro. The Turks
have advanced to tho River 5fosatscl,a and
burned 1,540 houses on The Upper and Lower
Morats>lIa, but spared the churches mid inot,-
astcries. They encountered 5000 Montencgrtns,
and after six hours fighting defeated them with
n loss Ut l,5o0. The Turkish loss WAS eighty
nine killed and scvcn.y.niuc wounded.
sEnv1A's SYMPATHY.
BELGRADE, juno 21.-Thc Montcncgrin Sen.
ator Vcrbitza, military attachc during tl,u late
war, has arrived. Markovltcll, the War Minls-
ter, who was Serviaa attacho during the wnr In
Montenegro, las Lett Oh a special 1niaston 10
Montenegro. The general feeling seems to bc
tint Seryln should now help Montenegro.
Minister Iastics recently said Scryia will fol-
low tho policy Of Russia, ana IL necessary opcn
the way for thu 1luss1un army through the eoun-
trY, which will In turl. rsstst every Turklsh In
yastou.
p1sCHET10N.
VIENNA, June .7. Tho passage through.
Montenegro by Suletnan Pusha to rolgorltza,
Without holding any position !n tho Prtnylpnll-
~. Is said to bc due toa warning from Cunstat.-
tlnopfc nut to cuabroll matters by bcarine too
hard upon Montenegro, on hcha1f Of which
Russia recently wstcd TO lulucc Austria to In
tcrlcrc.
TURKISH DEFEAT.
DANILooRAp, juno 27.-A courier from tho
MOrntscha reports that batt1c tuck p!aco
Monday between 2,o00 Montcncgrins md a
body Of the arlny OF afehcuct All, WHO wns In.
correctly reported to have withdrawn to
senitza. Tic Turks, attackcd on three sidcs,
were routed md pursued to kalasehin.
, 1877-06-28

DEMANDS UPON E1TPT.
ALEXANDRIA. June 27.-Ady!ces from Masao.
wah contradict tho conclusion Of peaco between
tho Kingof Abrss!nLa and the KhcdlyA Of Egypt.
The former demands tho Abysstn,an tcfrstor1 now
occupied BY the ERpptians.
, 1877-06-28

HARRISBURG, Pn., June q. This morning four
men, named Covert Fctter, Dunkelbcr9, and
EichclbcFgrr, fishing from q boat fastened to 4
dam In tho sus1uehanna liEvc1, uear Cark's Fe.rr,
were s"cps over the dam, and iii except Ktchel-
berger were drowned.
, 1877-06-28
LOST $4,000 IN BONDS.

NV Yoax, juno E7.-A ma44cuReF of Btont i
Co., broad street, while crossing Wall street this
afternoon, lost It's, 900 IN Government bonds
which hs was about to deliver. THO boads usFa
coupons of tho settes Of 1867. Tho following 1to
Oh ", 1yl, luV, W., lg0. uj7, 81. 355 ~ 1lUs
W. 7l5 lJt, SSu, luu, 6s7, l. VS.. LII, GA, sad
157. Go3,
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hospital here. A Gen. Roth was previously re-
ported to hare been wounded.
NKsERvE ORDERED FORWARD.
The Gear has ordered another army corps
from The interior to the Lower Danube.
civic PRISONERS RELEASED.
The Grand Vlzicr has authorized the release
OF tho civil prisoners at Rustchuk. numbering
400. whose lives, owing " tho bou,bardu1ent,
arc endangered.
RouXAx1A.
Tho RoumanInn Cabinet 9avors the Rouma-
man army crossing the Danube, with the eSccp-
tlon of the Minister OF Foreign Affairs, who
stscnuously Opposes such stcp.
TIE CzAn.
BucnAAEsr, Juno 27.-Thc Gear to-day vent
To Turnu-bfagurcllf.
VIGOROUS CANNoNAD1No
continues along the Danube.
RUSSIAN IossEs.
V1RsNA. June 27.-One hundred and twenty
RusaEans have been killed by the bombardmcnt
Of Glurgcvo.
nATTEnIEs s1LgNCEp.
BUCHAREST, juno M.-Thc 1ioumanfans hare
succeeded in ailencing ono Turkisll battery At
Widdtn and ono At Rallova.
PREPARING 70 KvACuATK.
KusrExDJf, Wednesday, June 27.--1'hc Rus
sian cava]ry arc spreading over tho fntcrior
Of tho Dohrudseha, but tho infantry follows
slowly. The authorities here aro preparing to
cvacuato.
srMAoNEp TO SURRENDER.
Two Turkish monitors which wcre caught by
low water IL ono Of the branches Of
tho Danube near MAtchln have been
summoned by the Russians 10 surrender. Tho
Russiant are very anxious to capture these mon
fturs unfnjurcd.
ARRANGED.
The Wellesley affair llas been most satisfac-
torily arranged. Col. Wellesley Ind m inter
view with Prince Gortscllakoif to-day, who in
vttcd ht1n to join tho Empcror's personal hcal-
quarters.
, 1877-06-28

PTtL1trsnuna, n. j.. Junc 27.-Yestcrdat
seven miners engaged In drawing bucket alled
with orc from mine In sussex caught tho sopo
on stone, and cut It In two Five Of Tho men
wero pfccipitatsd into tho waahed+out mine. aud
fouf--un1ter Jones, William Hasycy, uenfY
petcEs. sud Richard Afgnr--wcro k,llod.
, 1877-06-28
F16'|&$BENTs>.
BadeAn+ jesse Grad q tb.iE1phtns,oua. and Gsn.
nlddu1pn, wcrc prf A~1>r3
:, 0en Grant goessE & fArpoo1 tn.day. Ho Will


LosnoS, Jun !; - me Tower ifamcts Radical
Association HI !. > int Gladstone an address cx.
pressing the +. i be viii assume the leader.
ship Of the Rau'~-.j .jpatty. he replied that ho II
neither In the prcacnt fnture tho leader Of m,
party or section. Ie looks upon tho Llbesal party
at large TINT from whtchtho country Ia Ia expect
reasonably good Government, and desires to uk14
it, union and promote ts interests o. whole.
VICTORIA.
hEtnorRsE, June g7.-Thc Pasl!amcnt Of Vic
torfA was opened ~ The Governor, who in biz
speech recommended tho grant of Aubsidy for
llno Of steamers between Melbourne aud England.
by way VI the Cnpa Of Good Hope.
oDo RUSSELL.
LoxpoH, Juno g7.- Lord Odo Russoit, Bstt,sh
Ama ssadof at Deflin. returned 10 that place this
morning.
, 1877-06-28
THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE.

PRESSING FORWARD.
uucHAREsr, juno 97.-Tur whole bank of the
Danube from uirsoya to Tultscha Ia ocpupled
BY Russians, It Ia ruuored that tho Russians
arc nlso crossing near ststoya,
CosarAAr1NorLa, Juno 27.-Tha cnmmsnd-
ant at Turtukal tclrc,aphs that tho enemy c.
tablfshed IN Tucninv morning thrca frcs}, hat
tnries near TIM unutb nf tLc Rfver Ar,l,dI
fArtlach), and landcd four battories on
an tslnod opposttc. Twenty boats. with
Kusstaus. cro seut to attack tho rieht
bank, 4 brisk tlrs Was simultaneous
" nnened nratt,at Turtnkat and the nnnitnr
Chrftct Minis. Tho cnemy waa vigorously re.
pul.cd aud forced to eyscuata tbs Ii and.
, 1877-06-28

tccovcrctl'".Tha Insurance ARcnta-..Arrl-
vnls OF tho I1'to" Msliss-..The iAld Rem
Ing to lie rrol,lhttcd...wha. Chicago Il
8ptcsa! bi.pasea to The Tribune.
nesinens Which III b. bad % been or1stoa 70 ,.surn 10
na!'aa w. rcnlaln nero 10" usss 'onsef d. inc
Fssue.. Of tue sasoF'
@ qss: % @ s e ssss' sessss ,s!ss ees Ssns ss 9s
oesa new sssovessu; sxst" of ,cortr or .,,,n xo,,
Miso atfnrI,nd s.,a, s ,s,r " ;h..nc MashH. ~ ~
eTacn tha ia Va wopK 10 cneaso' na1 ah nh
En- a. asssn@ such as occurred fe~ days ago will
Thlrty. 81 ,J.Hn eh,,dreo hare ,,con nrovtdr,,
viii homcs IL hc le wauaeters ts tfumap IsSa II s
~ K circular !. published '5o.day signed by tho
e. r = sss:Pt S III. i :essa. ssafs:ss, sss
Tith ,SnaIss w.hin tbs s M ~ Il osonG I"H toSsea re-
.,esa IT, qnsd S a.as :s: asst oae' has
ss sss wa: - t. e.. VII. ss ts' I'd
LII If: cs%1on Their contents a's generally in
Thr Western Union Telegraph Company asu pre-.
pa1nc 70 sreet matniaeent building:
cleared sway fos now buil.llng..'
VII u s'' :, ''a' 'a. a,s "a.
House. giving information to iatnles whose chill
dFen % ar n,a.lns: n
900 e 70. 600 pcopls. The amount Of proy.slots
already consumed ny !. enorn.ou. but te steek ho!da
o !, aao Sses sseev.d
BY the nr'sh consu! for tue relic! OF tho HL John
TonokEo, 9uno .!.-rhe Provincial Insurance
tae los1e1 81 ~. 1ohh. following nn nntTohtn1lo
, 1877-06-28
ROM T..


GATHERING or CARDINALS.
RoxE. June 97.-FortJ J-threa out Of tfly-Sta
carJ,nasa now in Rome met at Cardinal simconrs
apartments On Tnrad&y 10 decide questions rcatiYo
70 the next couc1nye.
, 1877-06-28

from another than military point Of view.
The English papers complain loudly at tho
demolition Of the British Consulate Ut
Rustchuk, which they characterizo rs
something more than disregard for the
ordinary obligations Of civilized warfare.
Associating this with tho recent behavior Of
the Grand Duko towards Col. Wellesley, the
English military attaehe with tho Russian
army, they regard It aa aBorling anotlor
proof Of tho existence Of stato OF feeling
which, though natural, IL not justidable.
, 1877-06-28

NEw YoHK. juno a7.-Charlcs Sims, John
Colston, and Henry Seaman were killed to-day by
the fall of snqar pan which bctag hols1ed Into
Ackeshausen d 6cha1tra tcdncrJ. Brooklyn, 4. D.
, 1877-06-28
Whife the Infantry Are Moving
Along More LeisureIy.
Russian and Turkish Accounts Of Re-
cent Battles in Armenia.
The Situation In Montenegro as
1luddled rs Ever.
8oones at Ploiesh upon tho Arrival Of tho
0gar,
THE BRITISH MINISTRY,
/ pEu1pED CHANGE or PROGRAMME.

uEU1eEu UUAN1& OF PROGRAMME
tBy Cable to 7Hs CAaeuqo 1f46uae.l
LONDON 0Tf1cn or TIE CHICAGO Tribune,
SALISBURY STREET, ". G., June 27.-Tho
Cabinet Councils Inst week wc1e of stormy
character. Lord Doaconsfold wished to OBJ
taiu supplementary credit to largo amount
for unforeseen circumstances which might
arriso in connection with tho war in tho
East. His proposal was supported by Lord
Dorby aud Sir Stafford Northcotc, and most
stronuously opposed by Lord Salisbury,
whose views were shared by Lord Carnarvon
and Lord John Manners. How all this will
end
REMAINS TO nE gEEN.
Tho Standard tonight publishes paragraph
which las tho air OF of1lcialiHm to tho effect
TINT tho Government cau soc no necessity as
yet for asking tho House to grant supplo-
mcntary vote, aud tho assertion that 1t has
bean decided that Parliament sLall be nd
1ourned and not proroqued in August. These
aro questions equally speculative.
, 1877-06-28

BURNED TO DEATH.
OTTAWA. June 7.--Ttc housc Of Mr. Latscft1e
OF Rochcstcsv3llc, burned 'ast night. Ills son,
aged II. ptrtslel IN the flames. Mrs. 1atrcille
and her mother were fatally burned.
, 1877-06-28
MOVING SLOWLY.

MOVING SLOWLY.
A Peculiarly Which Marks
the Course Of the
British Gov
ernment.
Bismarck's Word Believed to
Have Had Weight in
English Councils.
Many Belligorent Britons Still
Hunting Diligently for
Casus Belli.
The Bon1bardment Of Rust
chuk Still Progressing
Vigorously.
Turkish Batteries Silenccd
at Widtlil1 and Ra-
hova.
Russian Troops Crossing the
River at Many Points.
The Cavalry Of the Invaders PUSH
ing southward Rapidly.
While the Infantry Are Moving
Along More leisurely.
Russian and Turkish Accounts of Re-
cent Battles in Armenia.
The Situation In Montenegro as
Dluddled rs Ever.
8ocnes at Ploiesh upon tho Arrival Of tho
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ilnpnp the tnnat exquisite hean.n
which delight Til. ssr ~ tl,a l.,ru-
prnn Traveller me- those wonderful
lnHr.enlul.,d cloud banners. linniinp
ffunu liz Alpin. cliff, ltnt Ii In anly
III liz sunlight illAi Nature huiigr out
,h.tAr Il tn,Hitl,I ioksnr, ~ Il L only
III tile glow III h,ailtll la fatllvh'
III pur Inner biting ilin naiuia' ~.
,nal- ii,o.. physical cloud lanAf1r,
the 'rney ,'hrrk" uni .rhnfry ILL.,,
~ piaIps which every past II I'll.
.nllh hlte invoked iii. Mtiss Il nil
him. HIT they ~, - linr ~ The
rynienl lIoud conceived Christian
ehalii, 10 III. Woman. .ugsf ~ ~.
thin this charm, nsseitr g. French nj
and IpiJ,- Iils Elect i elnilar ~
tint which wunli W produced l,s
.ubaiiiu,iug nur,lpunnrs iitu,s fsf tie.
delicate plpAInp cloud lani III ~
The All,. N wnlmsn Nai,la MD Nh.
inte insiriui III adopting urt, would
sork health Instead II sulnis trying
iii lnnak ,lIrens,.. III, would iiui only
win III. Rirai.si .latlu ~ NHnian
hpaI Ii, Nth bli she would uAsli
much ,nin.ls both Ilnn ltsln.li and
o,h.th. llf, ri.rtc'a Iasolip, Ire.
.nripiinl lar received ~ Highest
pfn!H. from thousands VI rnl., deli
QUIZ. snsi,Ilhg MailtNn. til, hpttl.
affords lnt,l. relief ihnu uniili@ ~
treatment Ii, .nu-i..'s nhd uth.f Md
irn.H, /, | harmless IN nns rpmli
Iiah II til ssri,ih. hila ~ ~. often
tuuI,1I liz mlul.rt Invalid Exempt
from tint most trying ~ uiti,.nlr u
irlrni.I Capitalization With Il lhsHis
eluu, Ii IL thu dlns III Every Woman
~ b.ram, fnniiri with lie pAnAaH
anl symptoms ~ til mnny Diseases
III Mhi.h h.r peculiar organization
r.na,rp her LATHE. and nlsn ~ lcArn
ih,.puppf. m,ala nfpr.s.l,tlnR ,hras
mnln.llea Ilte Peoples Mrsi'hl Al.
ylser contains MI extensive tfenti-s
nt,ou "Monnn MI her Dlasntss.
The Author nino ni.i~r rn.irnn. o'
slunle.tlr treatment which Will often
render the services nfn physician III.
nera-nr,, Every Mnninn should