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CINCINNATI, November A-Cotton-
QdiOt aud steady at 1910. Flour-uull
aud dfOopiug, Wheat Elsler. red 81 2Ot
50. Gorn--Firnsr; newat 37aSsc, old Il
aS'c. OatS- Steady and Ia fair dvtnlud ut
47u3lc. Rye-Tn good demAnd at COO
Barley-Steady aud In fair demand; com.
mon 10 prime western Spriuy at 6laSs,,
Pork-Firm at $l2 70. Lard Iu good de.
mandi steam at 81 IS, now kettle lobblug
&c. hulk MeAts-QuiCt anu scarce; GhuuI.
dOrS SIC, short rib 40 boxed, 20 DAYS in
salt. Bacon-Dull and nomIuul Green
Meats Easier GhOulders 40, Gldcs 6Kc,
hams 7G7XG. Buttsr-Dull, fancy cr,aIn
cry 500, prime to choice Western Reserve
lsl2UC. LIuSssd 0ll-Dull ut 62aJSc. WINS,
ky-stTouR at 81 %,
iio0s- Dull and tending down; common
s. 76a4 10, light 81 2OAi ~, packing 81 20
VI %, butchers s. 60aa GU.
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GheQntelIiGence&;;
Early Carriages.

NeR YORK Ledger
All tho young men and women.-all the
boys and girls-in The country, as a gen.
eral proposition, expect to got married.
II there are exceptions TO the rule they
are uncomfortable in number.
The subject Of marriage, therefore, IL
Of universal interest to the young; and
tho branch Of the subject about which
they are m0stdeS4lY concerned relates 10
the expediGncy Of early marriages.
Whether they arc expedie6t or not, l. a
question which cannot be solved by any
rule applicable to all cases; but some
Of the principles on which the question
may be determined can readily bs laid
down.
The great mass Of the people, in their
youth, are, and probably always will be,
comparatively poor that IL 10 say, they
are principally dependent on their own
exertions for the means Of livelihood. II
10 mainly for such persons, therefore,
that any comprehensive view Of the mat.
ter must be designed, il it is to possess
any utility.
The whole thing depends mainly on
the habits Of the parties concerned in re-.
ference to economy and saving; and this
remark applies with quite as much EN-
phusis to the vile as to the husband. 1t
10 very common to hear the remark made
OF a young man that he Is so industrious
and so economical that he is sure to be
thrifty and prosperous. And this may
be very true OF him so long aS he remains
single. But what will his habituaI pru.
denco avail him against the careless waste
and extravaganza Of an unCaIcuIating,
uuthinking wiis2 He might as we'll be
doomed TO spend his strength and life in
an altemptto catch water in sieve. The
effort would be hardly less certainly in
vain.
Habits Of economy; the ways to turn
everything in household affairs to the
best account; these are among tho things
which every mother should teach to her
daughters. Without tbi-, those who are
poor will never become rich, while those
who are rich may become poor.
A competency Is essential 10 happiness
and TO comfort. 1t Is wi,e in a young
man in selecting wife not 10 be wholly
indifferent to the consideration whether
she has been brought Up 20 save or 10
waste. A wise economy is much farther
removed from meannes4 than that reck.
less extravaganza which leaves noIhi, &
for ones self or anybody else. Tho love
and poetry Of the honeymoon are seldom
long preserved without soptIhing in the
locker. Mothers should leach aud daugh
tiers should learn domestic economy.
They ought to insist upon this as Of the
greatest importance.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY INTELLIGBNCRR, !
Nn.l.l.


Wednesday, Nov. "a. !
An unchanged and steady feeling per.
vadsd wholesale business to-day, and q
fair amount Of business was tranSa cted.
In produce and grain circles there vas q
moderate amount OF business, and trade Ia
these lines seemed rather more active than
last week. Provisions aud groceries did a
liberal business at steady prices, while dry
goods and general merchandise moved
freely.
APPLVs-Thc receipts continue very
heavy, but the demand is quite active, and
as a good portion OF the receipts are being
stored Tor future use, prices are steadily
held at previous quotations. WequO.e at
BEASs Scarce at 50 OOA2 IS for prime
white navy.
BUTTER--RsmAinS steady, with a fair
demand Tor the choice table qualities at
fair prices, On the other hand commou
aud medium stock is In large supply and
rather weak, under the influence OF q de.
cidedly slack demand. WO quote fancy at
lsa?0c.
BAKING PowDER-25a36c per lb.
BRooMs-Faucy, 81 0Oa9 35a3 90; plain
BEBswAx-25a2sc.
CANNED GooDs-QLotation Peaches, 8
ID cans per dOz. 81 90; Glib cans, 81 90: 8 ID
cans tomatoes, 81 IS; 2 ID cans tomatoes 81 10;
Wlnslow corn, 2 Id cans, 81 90; sweet corn,
81 50; common corn, 81 90; strawber.
ries, ID cans, 81 rs; blackberrieS, 2 lb
cans, 81 IS; raspberries, 2 ID cans, 81 rs,
plums, Id cans, 81 rs; lima beans, 2 ID cans,
81 70; cove oysters, ID cans, 75; ID
cans 81 50.
CoAL-Per 100 bushels, So O0a7 90.
ChEEsE-Thers 10 still rather quiet
and easy market under the influence Of
large supp les and rather slack Do "Rnd
Prices remain as heretofore reported, how.
ever. We quote prime Ohio factory at
l3halIo,
CuIckrSs Young 81 25al rs por dozen;
old S? 50.
CRAND.ERtRs-Per barrel, s. 6Oas 50.
DRIED FRCrT-Trade continues nominal
Apples quoted at 3xaic; Peaches, Sc for
prime halves. Other quotations: Prnucs,
new &c, Currauts ut Sc; Raioins-neW 50 rs,
old l So Valencia, new okc.
EG s-Receipts we're little better to.
day, but the market continues firm, with
an active demand ut unchanged values.
strictly fresh eggs rule Mt lsa20o.
FISH Quotations: For packages con.
taiping 1u0 pounds OF sound fsh, light
weight aud inferior quality at prices
to correspond: CodfsI-bonelvss cod,
none in the market; Lake herring, none;
picEereI, none, White Fish, 81 on. Hall
bbls. No. 3 rnackerel s. 50. 40. 2, 1915.
FEATHEGs-In good demand; live geese,
t0aj0c.
FRUIV-0ranGes quoted at 81 90 per box.
Lemons at 81 81 per box.
FLOUR he feeling Of holders Is rather
drmer under the influence Of the strength
in the Chicago wheat market. The de.
nand Is moderate. and 70 immediare ad.
vance III quotations is expected, but the up.
warl tendency Of the Western markets
makes such movement not unlikely
some time or other. We quote as follows:
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NUS. &c
By TELEGRAPH.
New York money ant StOcks

NEW YORK, November l4.-MoNEY.-
5a8 per cent, closing at 3a4. Prime mer.
camille paper Gas per cent. Custom receipts
$26i,000 The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $4,000. CleHringS SIS 000,O0O.
Sterling heavy actual business, long 81 50,
short "a s3X.
GoLD-steady at 1929, Carrying rates
2a3H per cent
SILvER-At LondNn unchanged. Here,
silver bars are 81 20S gEseubScks, 81 l7H
gold. Silver coin 4 10 u per cen: diI,
count.
GovRRSMENTs- STEADY.
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NEw YoRE, November H.-DuSIusSs IA
still moderate With package houses and
iobbeIs Prints are selling freely. Cotton
goods quiet and Ia fair request, but worst.
cd dress goods are quiet, Msn, woolens
~ moderate demand. Foreign dry goods
dull,
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~ Haa, ~ GtuaNo,, poilSps Irpae.
2Hc yesr.....,.."Gi " siI month";. &c.,. q %
~ ElutA o. FIve........ ,.......-.,..,Sl v each.
~ Llubs o. ISn.... Recommendation, 10 each.
In Cluba Of TEenty,..,,....... .,......, 20 each,
And an extra copy to person E0stiDg up Club,
~ The shove IrCCN are inVarISbls. Remit Al
cur risk, 10 OTnitl or fHlGtlCS Money OFdtrS, and
whore neither Of lhese can 10 procured, Oend The
money In Registered Letter.
tHB lETELLI6EECER viii prescott daily the
news IL oil departments, from all quSIttn Of
the world, u we'll a q complete record Of local
events
lHE wkEKLY IL printed on Thursiay, and can
70 bad u the counter, In paid enVelopes. ~ Stl ,
LOT mailing. Eb- SsNd copy q obIGnI JFLSnd,
and reIGitt1 rtih hsNfI rem homGl
Neutrality-suspicious. deaiThK 10 have the
DAILY IhTELLlOkNi KR left regularly al thgI
Toldences 10 the city ard suburbs, can be
served by leaving lbelT addF,S, u COuntins
Room, or By drop letter through the postolH O.
10 CONTRIBUTORs,-ho ait0btIon will Ls paid
70 anonymous Communication; every article
must q accompanied by the writer's real name
aud addroAS,
REttHsII LeisTG for VI IhotllH ,. a14f.lIed nFres
4 C1N,Pbl,n and should IN No caJs b ddir.IIsd 70
sllheT Individual NJ hIbeT Of he firm by name
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PtTTaBURoH, November "A Petroleum.
Irregular; crude about 81 Is at ParkOrI
reduced " IKE Philadelphia delivery.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
take pleasure IN informing ny cua;O.
ncss, and the public In general, that my
FALL & WINTER STOCK

Is now in store, with the addition every
week Of such novelties rs may be brought
out
Gentlemen will find in my establishment
everything tina. is new, stylish or desirable
In material, both OF Home aud Foreign
make, and at prices to suit the times.
Twill make up to measure heavy weight
all wool Suits from $50 90 upwprds, which
In cut, Workmanship and trimmings shall
not be etcelIed.
From my long experience in the business,
doing my own cutting, selling my own
goodA aud buying exclusively for cash, my
SxpeH eS are at tho lowest point, and can
and do sell at the lowest figure.
lam closing out my entire stock Of FUR.
NIsnINo GOODS at and below cost, to
discontinue that branch OF business.
FL. IINGEN
au2l
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,


" Woa, In adtoNtS, pOstdps prepaid
one yCar,.,.......sS % Three uldnthi..... @ %
liz Lnonths-..... - " One mOn,h,.,.....,, Is
Delivered By CGTiui In City l6G pa weak.
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BUCKWHEAr CAKES.

RltleT CGlel, and BseulI made light. crisp and
Ehoie'sme with LGRu, List d Cos EXC ELsIoR
BAKING POWDER, Ot2i.dAV
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HUNDREDS OF LADIES

Use In2sr, List 4 Cos EXCELSIOR BAKING
POWDER rrei"ripg II to al othOrs. cold by hest
/ e. eIa every WhvTe
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VhOET WILLS AND OARDEN MuCR,
0oiOus, Per peck 30 81 apples, per peck.9lSS
Beans, new, per PIX Sh4) sweet POtHtSS,, ptr
Carrots. PeT buhoh-2I3 peel, ...... ..v....... 20
Cabbage per head ?LS ipumpklnI each. ..sI.6
Celery, per bunch,
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~ nal, u udsONos, Jo'iO9s Yt@al4.
Us ysaI-.r-. ....g1 90 slI met tbs. .......Si o
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FINANCIAL.
joan E. BozsFORD, Preut. Gro. ADANs, cuh'r.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
suecaIs0r 10 the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
$3.50 600

This Bank I. organized RDd prepared 10 trauOaet
the business Of banklng In all Ia details.
II succeeds the First National Rant Of Wheeling,
Il owned by the Sims ShArebOideTs and Is under the
s1nIe management
By carefully regarding The Interests Of IL Cor
RESPONDENTS aud DepOIiloI', and by prOrpt and
faithful execution Of their W.Lsl Il hopsa 70 Eanrt
Iheir esteem aud CODddeucS.
HOles aud Bills discounted
CollTetlou' made on ali points throughout ths
UBltpd states.
Iep SIT Accounts subject 10 check al IEht ne
ceiTed from tanks, BlIEers, Films, Corporations
aud Individuals
CeriincStS,ot Deposit Issued payable on demand
CT at 6I'd dates
Interest allowed on Special Deposits,
DIRECTIONS:
John K. BOtGiord, Wa, Z. slmrson.
jacob .. Rhodes, VIM. :, Turner,
Wu. A. lsrtt, John l. H. bis,
A. 81 Adams, 0, C DayeT
Henry 81. Harper, my2I-dGV
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DRUGGISTS.
IN EvERYsODYs MOUTH,
oNE-HALF The BATTLE

10 'tttlng GOOD table Ii won on your BIBcyit and
Enst. 1htse IRE blWnJS lIgbtIDd vhOlh.ons when
naJs with logan, List q Cos EXCELdlOR
BAKING POWDER,
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>. ~ tullmDn DrAWIns Room and 81, epps Car,
nun steuntnVtlle and Colun bus thruu.h C sG.osa
Mdnge 70 CIuci1nAtil LOUISVILLE, indianapolis ADd
u Louis, aud from Columbus to ChieaSo.
The pleasure ker or those seeking Hens, n
NE NeH, should tll on or address the IrdeTsL, ned
or through time tibleA mHps, land circulars and
further information. W, L. O'RRTES -1~
Ien'l passenger and Ticket Agent, Nc. 4S itRh
Ntreet, Columbus, Ohio. mTiT
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For the TrNedy Cure Of BemInal wCakneu,. In,,
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Wheellng FAlnll, ,lnrket,
MEAI AMP PoupTET.

Chleken..............21t2j
IDN'd Chtck'us, pE lbllL
ID.
Fresh sSlnon, lb.iCai7k
klblteu,....". ..- as
ClaniS..."".,m",,.- 90
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Slsstsirilo AotoaHHlOdqii0n-LeaNs Belairs 1t
EtO p NJ BIllGePoIt NJ 49, aud ArriVn Al steu-
Den'ile al 6:I6 p IN.
Leaves tleutenvlIls at 7!S a. H.; arrives III
Bridgeport at SIS a. III.
y, ccial accommodation tnsinS leave BeIhdre q,
~ a. IN and l2:45 r. m; BrtLl epOII aI go a, n
'n1 LOO p. III ATIiys Al Martins Ferry g6S q. u
'nd i:iOp III. Returning leave Martins Ferry a.
20 w. and S:S9 p. M Bridgeport liSj q. ~
% $40 p, H.; aITtye 1t Bsllulrt Vt llsSV a. u. aud
I6 p III.
.Iiesets 10 all principal p0inu in the East and
veal can ~ procured at the ULion IL ket OeRce,
dcLure House, and At the station at bridegroom.
F. K, MYERS,
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IMAE TABLE WHEELING a ELM GROVE
l X W. CO., In effect on and alter Friday, Nay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20
WAR SCENES AND TOPICS.
THE CoNQUERoR or MONTENEGRO.

Sulcman Pasha, who is expected to rein
force Raouf Pasha south OF the Balkans with from 5000
to 10000 men, took pains wnen he was Chcfostat al
EZcrum to promote the efficiency OF the IurLlsh OIL
Gers To encourage them tier studies. he constantly
visited the schools ana classes Of instruction. and m
siued examinations. owing 20 his extreme strctuess,
and 10 tie severity with winch he Furnishes all onenscs
ne is said TO he avoFtc with his soldiers and TO he
actually dbl kcd 10y his officers, especially by those OF the
higher ranks The raj ldH gazette states That III the
scrvian campaign hc distinguished himself ny the cap
turc OF Ku zcvac and by his conduct during the hShhs
in the valley Of the MOrava; ont although possessed OF
much knowldgc OF the AIT OF war; he failed 10 cooperate
with other Generals being So common report says eN-
ceediny jealous. aud unwilling 10 assist 9th rs IL any
way to gain distinction. lie II descrih as beng III ap
pearance much like an Englisrnan or North Ger
man than Il Turk. having light bne eyes and howing
red beard. Tall and weliglOwn, of figure which be-
tokens great ply scal strength ne L. uiKe, aSal the
maiOrIt OF Turkish Oicrls exceedingly particular III az
dress always appearing his proper UNIFORM ~ REID
Marshal Turkish army, VITA his nredst covered
with orders. accompanied whenever poss Die ~ mum
crois ana brilliant al composed mostly OF young oil
nccrs and escorted o. ,rOOp q! cavalry las recent
tlfHpIl. a-u-t heroic mOuntuuccs OF M"hteHeSso
i.as made oil the heroes Oh Coiiat"h1IhOiIe
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THE Ellis INVESTIGATION.

The CHARGES READ-MH ELLIS To REPLY TO-DAY
SARATOGA, \. Y, July 19.-Ihe Senators
absent Yesterday appeared Ia tner seats to-day. Mt
Tracy for the prosecution reported that, having been
order I'll .esterday 10 serve copy OF the charges on the
RESPONDENT and the Clerk Of the Senate they had only
obtained the OH ua manuscripts after the Senate ao-
iourned By great diligence they had copied the same
but could not let the copy service III time to comply
with the order.
Mr. Chapman for the respondent thought that they
sond have copy OF the charges and time ior fun ex
animation
Senator Robinson thought the charges should he re-
ferrel To the judiciary Committee. motion being
made 10 read them Senator Spraguc said the respondent
mad had information of the charges since April last
and lie was opposed 10 delays or technicalitcs
lie favored proceeding Immediately with the trial
Aiter some debate and motion OF Senator Prince, te
accused was formally called t. answer the charges r
Chapman. his counsel, aswered " Present., and Mr Me
CURE associate counsel said they could not arsHer 70
the charges until formulated copy was sery d. lie
quoted the precedent Of the Belknap trial, before the
United states senate, when time taken Cor formal
reply, and then the managers Of the prosecution made
replication. He said tie respondent knew OF lOui
charges preferred b., the Governor.
The respondent gwen until tomorrow TO make a
formal ansNe 10 the CHARGE
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1877.

battle, and also during the retreat. Capable officers
greatly needed. The Crcassians and kurds were
wonderfully brave when the enemy were ont OF
sight. They would ride up and down furiously
through the camp, gnash their teeth, and make their
boast of what they would do to the enemy. But
when the bullets began to whistle they were worth
less; they ran this way and that, shooting into the
ar and early in the battle fled to the Not so,
however, the regular Turkish soldier He does not
boast, and fights hard to the very last In this very
battle he gave fine testimony to his merit. He
entered the battlefield suffering with keen'hunger
every man being on quarter rations; and yet he
fought stoutly throughout the day, and beat of the
Cossacks in retreat.
Mukhtar Pasha the commander-in-chief is with
the center of the Turkish Army in Asia, which is
sistng the Russian army advancing from Kars 1t is
greatly feared here that the Turkish Army defeated
near Delibaba in its weakened state will not be able
to resist successfully the further advance of the
Russian Army which has just defeated it, and that
Mukhtar Pasha's Army will be cut of. 1t Is re-
ported that the COssacks already between
the defeated army and Erzerum. The Araxes
River is on the right of the defeated army,
and its swollen current will no doubt
greatly retard its march to join MukhtaF
Pasha's Army. Besides it is evident that Mukhtar
Pasha's Army can only save itself by cutting
through the Russian Army, which has just been vic
torous at Tabur, or by wheeling to the right and
making their retreat to the plain through the CUR
giboghaz Mountains toward the Olt road But the
chance If Mukhtar Pasha being able to cut his way
through is poor indeed as his forces much out
numbered by the Russians. Kars is SAID to have
surrendered to the Russians. If this news is true,
the Russians have nothing to fear. There is much
anxiety felt here lest Mukhtar has been surrounded
already, as reported in the bazaars
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MRS. GEN. JOURD4Ns LOT SPECULATION

The investigation of the charges of official
CORRUPTION against Gen. JAMES Jourdan was continued
nv the Gueci Committee Of The Aldermen last evening
number Of witnesses, who lged In the vicinity OF the
lots ON purclasedby Ms JOurdan testified in
REGARD ~ tbc tena terIa used in filing
nm, They the odOrs which
f frsr lots were caused ky chem Gals deposited m the
nignr time aud that tie material deposited by the con-
,ctnrs ga, good eartu and dean ashes. One of the
tractors, Mr. Shay, testified 70 the same cnect mona
Moore the present owner Ot the los SAD that they
were offered 10 him FOR Slo0p0 few DAYS before Mrs
JOurdan purchased them fOt $1,000. lie afterwards
paid Gen. JOuran So 900 FOR tn property when I'M
= clair McKcway, one Of the editors OF The Edge IN
which pan the charges ngaist Cen JOurian were pun
isLed acknowledged that he had no knowledge OF the
ruth of thom beyond VIII was to be found the official
records He denied MAJ appralt GcnJ ourdan
fr r nus lion o. secreiatyt the Board Of Health Gen
Ior an went on the stand apd disputed the statements
of McKclwav Every wOrt he said, that the last
witness ias stated in regafd To his relations with
ne Beard of Health is Il deliberate falseho0d."
NJ Jourlan went on 10 state that NICK lway
LAD an. lied to him for the position OF See
retorv ga ring IN Dr. Hutchinson hal promised To sup
mort him a. hr wa, his Mekei way'sl broiherIu-law.
Gen Jouran denied, ~ detail. the charg IN regard 70
the lots. The cOuimlttte aJOurned stHe de
al midnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20
TILE GROVER INYEsrIGATInN.

SAN Francisco, Cal, July 1S-A Portland
press dispatch says the Grover Commission yesterday
examined a number OF witnesses regarding the charac
tiers Of stiles aud Wilson. Senator lily considered Mo-
ser thoroughly honest man. bnt given 10 excessive use
OF Guor ana that when Ter lis Influence said and
did some very foolish Things. A. T. Smith recalled.
aud repeated his SIuOny regarding IL. int rvrw with
M0ser who he thought In earnest In stating that he
(Noscf) could get ga 90 for his vote Henry H. Gurcy
testified that stiless statement was absolutely aise
Grover never about buying vote :;
never offered Goodman, any other member of the
LEGISLATURE money other consideration to Influence
votes II Grover or any else had attempted 10 use
bribery think would nave known 1t. Wilson told me
some of the Custom House crowd had offered HIM money
To vote against Grover the latter always told me lie
would use no corrupt means TO gain his election.
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THE BAIKAN GUIDES.

IN a letter written from Bucharest late III
June corresp pendent OF Tie Lond0H itnes named the
guides who would bee apt lead tne Russian advance
guard across the Balkans. The mountains abound III
elevated Iateaus. inhabited bY the Heyducs, collection
of Bulgarian refugees, who nave held h 81 foriTesseS
FOR and Turk Las ever vcntufed to
show is face. These mountain villages are surrounded
by fertile fields which furnish album ance Of s'slen-
aucc for the luountaneers and their families ana Hooks
The Sc Heyduc villages the refugees OF the bOdei Bu
arans who fly from the consequences 81 troubles with
their Molammedan neighb0rs and they are never puf-
sued after they enter tine Heyduc limits Ihe Turkish
Zptes and soldiers refuse to accompany taYeefs INTO
these mountain and they give TIE eyducs sch
bad reputation, tourists content TO give them
a wide berth. These Icyducs ,he only people on the
face of The earth vino know the Balkans thoroughly,
and who are competent to point out every dee ana pass
through which troops aDlc 10 march,
About "A wear aLO the correspondent was assured DY
sclcla Ilc,duc chiefs. who were IN bci-rair ehd'aNoI
inc to secure assistance from tho RYAN Government
Tor the impending bulgarian lnsuifectioh that tAcIc
we're pass, utterly INK IONn Ia tIc Idfts, or !" any
one lac but themselves and ,ncr followers, through
which they couii lead Infantry, cdfairN, ana mountain
INNS wIcn would Gcpl1y upon Tue southern SIDE o. thc
r,ne OF the Balkans before the 1k> were eN~n aware
OF tner proximity. These Heyds villagers are IN ac-
cord with Lc Russians wno are ther brethren Dy race
amir