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THE EASTERN WAR
WORkfnG u British EnthusiaSm
ARaimAl tine lIAH-

LONDON, July s-The embark ation at
PORTSMOUTH OF troops for Malta by the troop
deal of enthusiasm, and was in marked
contrast to the departure OF the Euphrates on
The preceding day, which passed almost uu-
three cheers for the Turks, uttered by some
Que on the wharf, was responded to with
gret spirit from the departing troop ship.
large number OF anti Russian pamphlets,
and gave them to the sergeants for distri bu-
ton among the troops.
Horrible Massacre Of Bulgarians.
junction of the Jainboli, Phlipoppolis and
Adrlanopie railways, writes under date of
July 18th, as follows; There has been a hor-
ri6le massacre Of Bulgarians by Bashi Ba
would have escaped but for the arrival of
Turk reg ulaTs.,
south Carolina senator Arrested
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S-DuriDg the past
Few days the mayor and chief of police have
received four different dispatches To arrest
Joseph woodruff, for the past years of the
senate of South Carolina on the charge of
forgery and larceny; one was from Governor
hampton, of South Carolina; one from
S.at ni,n attorney James Conner, of South
Police OF Charleston, III. w. Hendricks.
woodruff was arrested last night on board
the steamer Virginia, from Charleston,
while at the LaZaretto, and was locked up
TO await the arrival OF officers from South
Carolina, who are now on the way TO Har-
risburg TO secure the necessary papels.
The Markets
BALTIMORE, July 25.-yIrginis SKIES, old 81: do
dsleIIeo DO consolidated, essl; do second series
~. North Carolina skies old. II; do new, bid To-
day. Sugar dull and weak iih.
BALTIMORE. July 2S-Uotton quiet and firm
middlI 2, ,2SsE|4 Flour quiet, frm and
changed Wheat duil and lOwer-souIhern red,
PRIME. s5sl IS; do. amb r, I57al 50; do white
l42al So; No western winter red August, delivery
lAs4' do. September, So. Corn dun and lower
southern white and yellow o.; western mixed spot
aud July, 65 August and ) -ptember, 6In; steamer
SO. Osis quit aud unchanged. Rye nominally IN
changed. Nay dull and VI changed. Provisions
active, strong and higher; Pork, I5.OaI5.:5. Bulk
meats, loose-shoulders. Ga; clear rib sides, So
packed: 6hsSh. bscon-shoulders, ~. clear no
ndes, ga Hams, l7als. Lard-re6ned. lnI4 butter
unchanged. Petr. leum nominal-crude, ~: ref aed
l3ss Coffee quiet and steady. whisky held firmly.
all southern; oats 500 ehipments-Corn II 900
NEW YORK, July 1S.-Stocks excited Money. ~
and = 0old, 1853 Exchange, long, $50; short, Ss75s
NEW YORK, July 9s.-Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat dull and declining. Corn y and y cent
lower.
LONDON, July ., l2;so.p. m.-CensoIs - li-ls fer
trail, 81. Illinois Central, 81.
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\ p T i @ ] A n

a p i @ A N.
First premium awarded TO me by the Great World 3
Yafr, IN Philade peia, on my invented ~SAA
and patented EYE3LASS, msnufsc- x
tured IN Gold, Silver and franeless, with genuine
Brazilian Pebbles. Also, on hand q large variety
Of SPECTACLES, OPERA GLASSES, MICRO.
SCOPES and SHADES for the Eyes, 60.
4. ALEXANDER,
oSH trim l22Q Pennsyly ania nyenue q
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APPoINTFD-The President has appointed
Edwin s. Croker, of Wyoming, to be re-
ceiver of public moneys for the district of
lands, subject to sale at Evanstown, Wyo-
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The Canal B0atmen's Strike.
PROSPECTIVE SETTLEMENT OF THE TRoI

A special from Cumberland yesterday to
the Baltimore Sun says: Three more boats
OF coal left here to-day for the Western
Mary land railroad. and six others will start
to morrow under the arrangement made day
before yesterday. This coal is used by the
Western Maryland railroad and along the
line, and part may be shipped to Baltimore.
President German is expected here Monday,
and 1t is confidently hoped by this commu-
nifty an adjustment viii be reached and the
canal opened in q few days. The canal COM
panfes to-day gave assurances that any re-
duction of tolls would all inure to the benefit
OF the boatmen, and that they are disposed
rather TO add something more to their COM
pensatfOn than to take any advantage of the
men. Mr.. Humbird, a director of the canal,
expects the embargo will soon be raised. He
thinks the coal companies are too slow TO
take advantage of the present situation.
Through facilities afforded by Colonel Sharp
for the transportation Of provisions, wheat
and flour are arriving here In small los and
all fears of scarcity OF provisions are spe l.
ed. The merchants in Cumberla nd have de-
termined not to take advantage OF the limit
ed supplies in the market
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THERE WILL BE NO MUSIC at the P resi-
dents grounds this evening, on account of
the Marine band having been detailed for
service at the review al 6:3)p. m. at the navy
ward,
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INDIANA
Railroads ResumeSl.


TERREHAUIE, IND, July q, midnight
The Illinois, Midland aud Longausport and
Terrehaute roads have resumed operations
with freight and passenger trains, and are
not interrupted by the strikers.
The yandalia Road Embargo
The embargo still continues on the Van
dalia, indianapolis and st. Louis. Terre-
haute and Danville roads. Ii is likely tina
an attempt will made To run trains GA all tn
roads to morrow. Strikers say that IL will
be resisted. An organization OF citizens has
been effected TO resist violence.
What the EvaDsvillians Want.
EVANSVILLE, July S.-The merchants and
business men OF this city held q large meet
ipg last night 10 discuss the evils of the
hOur, at which the following resolutions
were adopted list, That the prosperity of
business men being directly dependent upon
perity of the masses, ii Is to the interest as IL
Is the duty OF business men to demand the
removal of all causes that compel employers
10 curtail expenses beyond the point that
makes economy an expression too grievous
TO be borne. I'd, That business, despite the
practice OF greatest prudence on the part of
employers, has hardly been selfsustaining
Tor years past, and believing, as we do, that
the cause Tor this general stagnation in the
commercial and manufacturing world Is di
recIly traceable 10 the policy of forced re-
sumption, to be reached through severe con-
traction OF the currency, We respectfully
request OF the administration the cessation
OF The contraction policy, and demand OF the
Representatives and Senators in Congress
the unconditional repeal of the resumption
act. Sd, That the bankrupt law be abolished.
Ith, That we favor making the silver dollar
legal tender for all debts
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DYING MURDHRER's CONFESSION
MI. Pennington Of this city was robbed on
the highway in Jack county, several mouths
ago. Among other things taken from his
person by the highwayman was a fine gold
watch. About q week ago Mr.. Pennington
received Information from Denison that a
man arrested there, and MORALLY wounded
had watch In his possession which he ac-
knowledged had been stolen from a man Of
his name in Jack county. The man making
this confession was Monroe Hughes, who
murdered Mr.. Page about ten miles west of
this city sew eral months ago. Hughes was
arrested In DenisOn for horse stealing and
made desperate resistance, receiving NOR
tai wound, from which he died last Sunday
morning. He was about twenty-thre years
OF age, and his father lives in Lampasas
county, where he 10 highly respected. On the
near approach OF death the remorse of a
guilty conscience no doubt prompted Hughes
to make q confession that would lead to the
restoration OF the stolen property to its right
ful Owner.-f Fort Worth Standard.
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Gov. TrLDEN GONE TO CoRK-A cable
despatch received In New York states that
ex-Gov: Tnden LEFT the steamer Scythia at
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THE REPORT that charges have been filed
AGAINST Surveyor General Atkinson, (for-
marly Co mmissioner of Pensiens,) OF New
Mexico, is denied at the Interior department
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ARREsrKD.-Eberhar Wergend, counsel.
,or OF Dafmstadt. Grand Duchy of Hesse, al
eyed to have decamped with 10000 q ,rins
recovered In course OF professional duty
was arrested In Milwaukee and has arrived
IN New York and was sent to Ludlow street
German authorities.
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THE JAPANESE REBELLION OvER.-In-
telhgeDce received at tie Department of
State from the u. 3. Minister TO Japan indi-
Gates that the rebellion IS well nigh sup
prpsSp1
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Sil3,745


CALL FOR FIvE-Tw ENrIEs-The Treas
ury department yesterday afternoon issued
the ffty-third call for the redemption
of five-twenty bonds OF 1865. The call is for
SO Coz, 600 cOnsOls of less, OF which 81 900 900
are coupon and s. 600 900 registered bonds
The principal and interest will be paid at
the Treasury on and after the 9th of October
next, and the interest will cease on that day.
The following are the descriptions of the
bOnds:-CoupOn bonds, dated July 1, 1855,
nanely:-s5O, No. 3O,0Ol TO No. 10 800, both
inclusive; 500, No. - col TO No. 60 900, botn
inclusive; $500, No. AZ ,OOl TO No. 80 900, both
inclusive; II 600, No. IS OOl TO No. 50 OOO both
inclusive. Registered bonds" Redeemable
AT the pleasure of the United States after the
LIST day of July, 1870" as fOllows:-S5O, No.
1l51 to No. 400, both inclusive; 100, No. 10 sol
10 No. II 800, both inclusive; $3.50, No. POI
TO No. 1880, both inclusive; 81 600, No. % OOl
TO No =, 100, both inclusive; 5000, No. 67Ol
To No. 800, both inclusive; $4,000, No. 1891
10 No. II, $50, both inclusive.
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DAlbeH TfammeI, negro pfeacner, was
hanged at Rosston, Ark, yesterday, for the
murder OF his wife I'VE years ago.
~An American palace car has been
placed ON the railroad between Brussels and
custom. The dining room accommodates
twenty at table.
sPrompt and vigorous measurss
againss tamps," are demanded by the p. err
on, a. .. fress which says "the tramp ID
ns oo9ecs 70 dangerous briga1d."
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ed at Owenton, KY, yesterday In the pres
ence OF over 5000 persons. he was convict
ed OF the murder OF Nelson Paris, but die I
asserting his Innocence, and hoping Col
would forgive the false Witnesses.
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A LITTLE WALTON Monday evening,
says the Milwaukee Times OF Friday, q young
boy rented boat from Abe Mueladyke, at
the head OF Oneida street. He pulled out in
TO the lake, but did not return again, though
the boatman looked for him through the long
night. The case was reported in the papers,
and as he did not return up to yesterday
noon, and nothing was seen OF the boat, opin-
lon was about equally divided as to whether
the boy had stolen the boat or was really lost
The matter was set at rest last night, how
ever, by the appearance Of weak, hollow
eyed youth ct Abe's house, who announced
himself as the missing lad. He had fallen
asleep In his boat, had drilled out to sea- and
had been unable TO attract the notice of any
passing ships, until by good luck q seaman
on the barge E. o. L. spied him, and q boat
was lowered and the youth taken on board.
He was transferred TO the schooner Fearless,
and brought to this city. During the Sc hours
that he was alone on the vasty deep he sui
fered greatly from hunger and sea sickness,
and at one time rave himself up for lost.
A YorNG MAN AND A YOUNG WoMAx
MIssING.-Hern1an Meyenberg, who was
Without employment, was aiken into the
family OF Henry Longmark of 80 Hudson
street, He boken, few weeks ago. Meyen-
berg soon showed an attachment for Mr.
Longmerk's seventeen-year old daughter
On Wednesday night she disappeared, taking
avalise and her clothing with her Young
Meyenbtrg Is also missing In Y. SUI, 27h
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VIM. r Nanoegrtn, the young man who
Baltimore and Ohio railroad on Tuesday
morning, 10th instant, died from his wounds
on last Thursday night
Inc failure OF Meekes a Co, OF Chicago, on
account OF the strikes, has resulted in closing
me steel mills a. Joliet, Illinois, the estab-
nsUnent being two months In arrears 10 It's
employees Threats OF violence are being
made 10 pay them.
The Cincinnati Commercial explains the
character OF the mob In that section by say
ing mat "a mob led by thieves took posses
sion OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton depot and shops, stopped trains and
turned the workingmen out Of doors. There
vas no strike-the mob took possession
q well known IDIOT
The three hundred employees OF Matthies-
sen & Weichers' sugar refinery, In Jersey
City, Were told Thursday that their wages
win be reduced to 81 Q day on the ID Of Au-
gust Many OF them talk Of striking.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, 1904 OlO.4s; customs, 1897 ,63iOs.
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PERsoNAL.-First Assistant Postmaster
General Tyner has gone to Deer Park. He
will return on Monday next. 80. The Uni
versity Of Missouri, located at Columbia,
has bestowed the degree of LII II. on Secre-
tary Schurz. go. Michigan politicians in
Washington predict that Mr.. T.. W. Barber,
Third Assistant Postmaster General will be
the next republican candidate for governor
of the state named.
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THE QUESTION rs TO wao is the brigadier
general OF the District militia, Gen. Peter F.
Bacon or Col. w. G Moore has not been re-
ferred TO the War department yet 1t is the
opln ion OF officials there, however, that Gen.
Bacon Is legally entitled 10 the position, as
he was appointed by the President, and his
appointment has not since been revoked.
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THE BALTIA0RE AND OHIO ROAD
Eceighf Trains RumuinR Tn DAY

A special from Cumberland dated moo
says freight trains on the Pittsburg divisio
are also moving to day. Hoppers were ful
nished to the Consolidated Coal cOmpan
but the miners would not 60 to work, say
Ing they wanted to attend q labor meeting 8
FrOstburg this afternoon. The meeting vii
be watched with Interest, as the discontente
will try to make trouble.
, 1877-06-27

ed The Grctk and Latin c1naHes were especially
arecesefut, thetr examination being serJ fixad and
thorough Nothing but hasA work and discipline
can meet such searching criticism, - wse In prac-
tlcc to-day. Prof. Hewitt was warmly c'nvratn.
lated on the achievements Of the Senior class.
Tbs afternoon waa devoted to the eto.ing cxer'
etres Of the Asdemy. which conafsted Of original
e.sa!s and inasrumcnta1 mu.!c BY rtadents. and
an s sfnrani ro;;m X !. Gh.r,cs Hainsa: Of II:
b. Flank G. Fsr~e,i . md she ss|e,ctary ~ Ben.
{amfn D. Lamb of chicago. 10th werr enotl. but
.he ,s!ealsta,y VA e'pee!si', ana, ahoviaR sood
Two prizes were awarded for composition and
o.atorJ. The arHt wsf won By Charles :: Wells,
Ct Lake Terset. and the second br Henry ". Kina'
Thefe verr plenty Of noral offerings.
,To.morrow .hesc will be cs.aYa anil other exes.
forward to With interest. .-.
AcADEM1 Or fnR SACRED HEART.
The eo.ntnsnseu,ent- exercises Of the hesdemy
begtnnlnR Il hall. past clock, in the pariors of
the building, corner u Taylor and t.yte etEeete.
.f. s. III s'a q II: c:s s ng s.es 9s
81: The ,Prosi.mme eon.i.ted e music, senr1,
s e s 20 ~ sss IL
s:; ;;;. "a IL i, r. 'sssf ss:';
P Pasrehs s ess Tssou9% e ~ ssMi Ai.aea Me4snas,
Cf0oK. SINK. ana hAlttft 'lht 1onhN Hh!efs
litehra' Dance" by X!ss Nsahten; .'The Yonna
Graduate" recitation. BY ht.s u, Lonergan:
..I, rtegso opasre," :" y Ms.e. Cole: ssate,. .na
es!:: NssE!:s,s p%conas1i. T.!Isy: s:%%s;:
0r!ensal, - by Mlsses NaEhten alal McMAna,; j;
~: f. z I.,.a:'e; a:s ''s :; NJ: s::s..sy
"MaEnifcat," by Mrrcs qaiey, Cole, Naxlten,
OConnell. AcMsnue. Crook, sauteF, 4. Shea, y.
shea, na!nor. And codcy; ssss eouc!." hY
Then followed the distribution Of pre.eutA 10 the
pupils Of the Academy, for good cont.uct ETC. and
great number Of 1bbons OF all eo!ofa. gold nnrd.
sls. ETC.. were dl.trbnied. Ths Btshop and many
OF tic pf!eata Of the city *efo epcetAsDrs,
UNIVERSITY OF THH wHsr.
The annual meeting Of tbs Regents of tha Cn-
vefstty Of the West, Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church, took place yeste!daJ u the Gsand PaciAe.
5nsf" asa r. Ssts %s;se %se o e. %
Hon. William AlArich, Col j. ". Bennett, 4. ST.
John. the Key. J. r. paris, eanIael Beers, Dr..
William II. Cooper. and Y. Wheeler. After the
q ths nnaie., shs fo'iosne WIS I e'sesed Resents
for aVe Jearn: Btshop Chat!cs Cheney, u. u.
Edward Martn. He'd Hood, y. y; q. 3.
1laooq:d. co: J. ". !eanstt, the uon. y. A1d.
St. John, +. il. Phillip, Gcn. {. /, buckingham.
r. Wheeler. A. II. Wright, 4 J. Tynr, j. n.
IL s,os .! ~ s. :" xiam.e ii ns%t%Pn F. r. %s. III yS.t
Strong. i. II. Beld!ng,, Albeft Grain. George Il
Rev. Jesse +. Davis, T. 4. Whltcomb, Il. II. Hale,
II. II. uiddcy. e. 8. llntehLns.
some cstabl! !shed church Adjournment was taken
for Two weeks.
, 1877-06-27
MARINE NEWS.
Navigation on Lake Superior and A.
fairs at the 8ault Canal.
Tho Vessel Owners and Their Meetings at
Buffalo, Detroit, and Toronto.
4 Batch Of Items Of All Sorts from
Numerous Lake PortH.


This clerk tbtr. T. 8. Bakery Of the stunt Joseph
L. 1nrd sends tho log Of htr lats trip ~ folEo~s:
pss.sn. ~ .hs th;td saK ,sF Sgs r.
canal hard abuhtt. wtrn darling hefe hna
ahead could hc sce farrsA Of naAts of !cAts's anl
81 1n II. sSs s ss e r. ns @
siose by ruahea. m.dly o. win tho ,rosr,,,o ,rosr q
AZ s c., q ,1o SstS5fs' an.s
ltschhrRinR freight, We wern ptssinE thr3akh i tno
and Captain hid 81 weatst: ont for ,'harns
"a term ostntcn hxyt given for 16l,ooMs, p n sha
time ~ hate mabc nehrly ~ Mles; Ihe llgsd vas
ssss sss,e e. -: Niss
|Yes. madame, :" ~sa ansvofed 'vhcn seen through
& Tis' er H. T. ns! sa
quctte, fo1sghton UnttnagOA ttA!lfoAtt
From junr u 70 the 18th the liurd ~aa hn1y running
,ctwtcn Marquette and Puftagp and asolafgtnT aud
taking s.Isa I'D 4 2 sns 2ssh :G ,Ssmsa IT, ri.
sarss FSs.t I Sh;19Ssfian EsJp.,. IN, i1aT,S. r.
Oranly, Charles l.. Watson, snd Maria ttaftin.
soTp ths e.n. a u n.5s scK <: GRs
Asnlhr. nj. ttis evcnnx; II daylight 1ss1 g. ~: sus
gir.,R IL hut trids Urer 91 t!bu.s u dskatM
IN the canal ttb Prop New f0rks She ha1 l4te
n!Fr rom no ,Gaei aitSt hrr e1lila,9g. sns nna
K0 ato tl1u ia night 10 mako necesssry rcpats
snd pe,,tcct uh Itr sDyhge. Met. n the csns! ann
do~a tsc river. smrs H. rauI and As!a stesIn bargn
Wuwiett nnl tow. and innny others. The fixer was
,i,c9 fucslsy nixht. shus ending t'c fourth voyage
nl&
, 1877-06-27
" Hanging 0u."


One was parctl-b0y aud tho other 1 acash-boy,
sn4 u they hulted under an awning for min
ute the pateel,boy asked; -, a.,,
ayes, JUST the sal1n."
"naYen't you been presented With Watcl Or
q cane, as token OF eateenf"
s1Nts--l,ut thing"
"uon't tho boss sveF ak you up to Sunday
linnerr'
HNok q one."
s.Neytr colncs around and asks your advice
about the nlasketsl"
"keycr,h
"Anl hc h4sn't got daughter to fall In lore
"No.n
"Well, don't sec why you stay thero- 1t
must bt awful humllaanx To boy Ut yourtcu-
permanent"
"so II is-lt's Just awful Gu 1ue. but In,
banging OIL In hopSt Of dn.ling flVe-lollar bill
OIL thu floor aud buying vi the rock-raudy can
rat. 4eems u II / could lasts 1t now-yum-
good-by. Few people kuox Low w bats suffer
u4y after DAY."
, 1877-06-27
q. a. &.


Reunion at Providence, II. 7.
PROVIDENCE, L. l., Juno ao.-.Thc Grand Army
reunion logan to-day. Tho visiting bodics were
received and entertained by the local vctssans
The city Ia pro!usely decorated With hsra strraln.
css, and bunting, n9merous Appfoprists mottocs
fnter1nnglEg, and tho st1seh resnuuu With martial
mnaic. Gov. liaEtrzaft ani htt CUuncilof Admin
issradon, and Post4 and At Philadelphia, to-
gethes with representatives, from Now York and
Nav Jersey, arrived early. Tho Prescott and
sloeum oets Of this city, escosed tho vttitors to
their headquarters at The City Hotel. Subsequent
~ ono Of the Philadelphia posta ptocecusd to
Lynn.
the t1tHnd Army recsisel tho Conimandce.In-
National Encampment as the hotc', and escorted
'ean.paenI Which Il nov in scssl"n. M.yoT Doylo
delivered tito a1dseas Of Welcome 10 the enesmp-
'ntns md. after thu transaction Of some business.
~ tho 1oss4on Of the National Eneampn,cns Of
thc ',rand Army 81 tho llspnb!lc. conlullnder.in'
as ..e q s% e a.1.s ss
r. toIlexns eabs dispatch ~a' directed to s1'
ns.gAs @ is :t 'i t"ads. fs:y fSss 2s;:1 .i l. =.
ss
;nt"nss ~ T. snElands Queen to thank Enslaod for
's*afes' feso'mm.nrncnte, or:ad AZ; 7l;sp"Co.
The eteau,er Rhode Island. on which tbs en-
canlpnacnt embarked ~ guests Of the city author.
ttes. proceeded dawn the bay ~ far ~ BRISTOL. a
collation. ~As seEvcd On board. The bOat arrived
back about ! o'clock. art! tho National Eucalup.
ment returned for business kGssinn.
hesolattnaa wcfr adoptca thanking the munich
pal auihaFttcs comrades Of tho Rhn'le Island )o'
pnrtu,sut and psop'o of tho city for their kind.
ucsH.
Tl,e following minute Was adopted: ..a.
''insamuca II there have bccn sumo differences
Of pl,intun to the tntcnl and meaning Ut Mem
o.!al day, thla encar'pHlrnt hrrrhy rcM'lyc Tint
the tifand Army Of tho Repnhl!c sscks tin% to pre-
terye tho tnemurlcs Of tiuss Nho fought III de-.
fcnse u national unity"
After the passage VI various resolutions the ma
/ tio11Al cncan,pMent adjourned.
, 1877-06-27

Lou1sv,Llg. Ky. June :u.-rhs SUCCESS Of tho
Eaengcrfest to bs held hers In July Ia asautod ho
yond doubt. Seven thousand persons arc expected
fsutu Cluclnnatl alum, Ft, Louis, Chicago, and
the East will b. represented BY large b,dles Ut
tiorn,ana and Americans. All thu Southern roads
Aayo red need theit ratcs 10 halttaro from Charles
ton, Now Orleans, Memphis, Atlanta, Rn.a other
principal points. Whcrv dvs hundred q more como
Nashville. less lilan half.1atcs Will be charged.
lappsnAeim and Miss lehman ar Among ths lan.
sicaI celebrities 10 participate. The thoFus will
consist Of mere tlsau three thousand folcss, Rnd
tho oEehaakre will number Qns hundred.
, 1877-06-27

CnlcAao.-The tugmcn cannot Ind Language
sttong enough to express their Disgust at the fear
ful odory which arise from Maeonts sin, on the
wheels.:. The atts fcef'oss nas arrived at Mar
opetta safely on her Nd trim, The ltun]. Of the
snmo 1Ine rat IN last nicht. .Mr. i. n. yono /.
s.,,"s, '"s' ~ ~. -. 49,. ,v,,.n. .rsr, ~
down....1ls stmr Bcn Drake took large
party OF excurelonsts to Highland Park yesterday.
.1ha ateam.harpe II, Grph arrived froun Asl,-
t.na ~. snr.r,or vs.te,iov sf,suoon 9th
.ana. - Ls1e ,.s eapes.oI. ~ .sGo, o. WIN
cargo Of lumber eonslsned 10 patt!es In thEs city.
Hho received ~. 80 per o0o feet for The ioad.:.
The tug Richards iooks gay In new cont Of psint
.,..Tha tng Louie D0s will bave her rulldef Al.
tended to at Mlat = shfpJ&sd, and tho ]. l.. ltlg.
slc vii 70 to ths rsns ptsce fot repairs 10 her
minor repairs mudo ....Tho slmr Sherman II
in such eIose quarters By reason OF tho
vossas noorcd to The d0cls east Of ler
lhat She requires tho services Of ing
require i new. Jawi.bvat TO replace ons chs
smashed t.lto aindcrs during tho late blow.
Marine inaurancn ID down 10 10 cents on the $1UO.
....Tha .ehr Thontas a. Scott. recently converted
from tat9 arrived hss
tns ashfpg ting Alba.toss. ...Ths Goodrich st,nr
Muakexun brought ryes |, o5o ca4cs OF rasplcrrlcn
on her Last trip. TuR.owncrs that do not par
thoir watsE.tax Will hAye that necessary hud Rhut
oI... The tne Hewitt h in Eys.er4 dry.lock for
Monday night, cast tbs yacht Harry l'uEke rooso
during storm, Friday morning, a. tho Captains
foqucst, 1hct about tw0 miles on Port Huron,
which was reached ssfsly by the I>nrks. II .ras
Saturday.
Orr1xN poR7s. -Kfncasdine nasbor IL being
drenGetl.. ..A Watcr-6pont was secsutiy seen on
1nkc liuron.. The PROV, Einslow L.* not l,crp