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THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE,

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From statement recently madu hy one OF OUT
most influential daily papers, wo fad that tho
Liverpool and London anl Gioho Insurance
Company receives the largest premium income
OF any fire company doing b,aslncss in this city.
This Is rs It should bo. Wo know OF none moro
deserving Of public confidence t''an 1t, aud Its
past record is the hest proof Of lis title to this;
and II is also one wliicl, may be summed up In
very fcw words. It Inns been in existence about
forty.two years. In that time 1t has paid out 10
policy-holdcrs very nearly scycntJ millions Of
dollars. Th!s ia q showing which cannot be sur.
passed by any company In cxtstcncc.
The h!storY OF tho Liverpool md London and
Globo Is without a blot. It Invariably pays its
lUsses, II never makes batl Investments. aud it
never falls to mako money for It's Stockholders.
II IL fdcQt tuiMes7x am0uEat thu insurance in-
stituiions Of Great Britain, and In this Its
adopted country It stands splendid instance
Of what trc.irsurance companies may ho when
rightly administered.
1t Is the opinion Ut tho most Intelligent ut.-
dcrwritcrs, both At home and abroad, that tho
day OF small companies Ia fast approaching d
Close Their extinction may be classed among
tho ineyitabics: for companies like tho Liver
rool and London and Globe can offer such ab-
sulute security at such moderate rites ,l,as
souncr Or Inter they alone will be allowed to
transact the business vi the country.
, 1877-09-28
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

In tho estate Of r. r. Bliss ct al. minors, the
guardian yesterday filed an additional bond OF
10000. and tho same was approved.
The estate Of tho latc cx-Alayor .fohn D. lstce
was closc,l up In tho County Court yesterday,
mud the nlmtui&trntof WAS discharged.
Flora a. Arlington, Alonac Sawz, Maria Tn
dcrtlcw, and Ilarn,an CahIli wcre adiudgcI H.
sane in tho County Court Yesterday. Tlsa first
ton,
Tho Grand Jury yertcrtlay found IN !ndct-
meut agnin4t John II. Purdy, gentleman who
wears good elnthes. It appears that tc has ap-
propt4atcd t.kt>. tho property of = sfr. Bistccl,
OF New York. to hts UWn uSo fic mas arrested
ard put in jail yesterday on GsaudJurJ war.
Fn4t
, 1877-09-28

UEAQt&Af1l [&& AAAAs kSAA4fAoos
The first meeting OF the Democratic Central
Committee tos tho fall campaign was held IN
ths club-foou Of the Sherman House yesterday
afternoon.
Perry II. 8nth, Chairman Of The Committee,
called the meeting to order. aud directed The
Secretary, Mr. Btitt, To call the roll, which was
done, and fouFteen members weEo reported
present. .,..,.. -.......,.
Gus Van Buren, stated that It had coma TO his
ears that Alr. kehoe, tho Recording Secretary,
was contemplating q resignation, II he had not
already resigned his position.
There was sosua desultosy discussion upon the
subject.
puiled down b. the coatrtsils =. = mestius oi
Woskinzmeu In Tammany HILL aous time
since, because he insisted on having ths door all
the tltae, Interrupted the proceedings bT asking
the Chah whether "thik waS 10 be IN opeo Of .
seeret meeting" Tho Chair Nked the gentle
mAa he hsd any secrets to dhcloss to eas
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selected hr ballot, which consumed considerable
tIme, after whcl, the Meeting adjourned.
THK ClarsEA1sra.
The NEnth Ward Communists held meeting
last might In Ataskc1I Hail for the purpose al
clccttng delegate to the Contra, Club, which
meets in Twelfth Street Turner fIaif Tomorrow
evening. Q. A. EiAhop n as selected ~ dcIrEatc.
Parsons. 9imlnons nn,1 utllcts made speeches,
nftcr which the meeting adjourned.
, 1877-09-28

FRANCIS-COLK-At The residence OF tho
hriie's parents, uens Waukegau, Sept. 20, by tho
Ill. Rus. bishop C3arkBon, of Nrbraska. George
II. Francia, Of sycamore, Ill.,, md Maltto l.. Cole,
Of the foE1nsr place.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 60, BY tho Rev.
Robert Cnlytr, at tho residence Of col. Jussen,
the br1io's father. Miss Anna Jussen aud II. II.
Anderson.
, 1877-09-28

PECULIARLY DELICIOUS
DE. Prtccs Special Flayoring Extracts ase pecui.
larry datle,onA. IL takes but small quantity 10
impnrt the nasural flavor OF tho fru't,
, 1877-09-28
MEDICAL
U1EEllf3If8
Scltenck's pulnlOtlic Syrup.


Scliencl's l'ulnl0tlic Syrup,
For rtha Cars Of Consumption. Coughs, and Coada,
The g1eat va.ue Of this medicine IL that Il pnps sha
and shrows II Of tho sYsteu NJ purlnes ths
blood. sad thus cAecta cure.
sCHENCHts sEA WEIRD TONIC. FOR TIE CURE
or brSrKI'slA. INDIGESTION, 70.
The Tonic produces healthy action Of tue stomach.
Grating apptsto. forming chyen, and eurtnE tie
most obs.1ntss raaes Of Indigestion.
ScAKNCk'S MANDRAKE PILLa, FOR THE CURB
or LtvKR coMTLAtNT, dc.
Thasa Pills sss altarstTe, and produce healthy
sou Of It's tvsr Without ss leaat aancrs. cher are
fsae fso eAlome aud yet stcaeous Ia restoring
Ahca!thy ActleA OF tia liver.
TbeAe remedies certain c1Fo fur CONSUMPTION,
n tho lumoplo B1rup rtpens The nattsF snI Ptrhcs
tho blood. Ths Mandrake ra act npao ths alEsF,
Greats haAlshy lille, and Ill tlseAAes Of ths
ltter. oftca esuse Of Co1auH'pt1oo. Tbs 6oA Wsed
Tonle gives tone and strength 70 tue stomach. mA1c4
good Digestion aaa snsbEes tbs otgsna " form Eood
lood aad thus creAtes healthy cis1nlss!on Of healthy
blood, Ths cou,blnea sclon os thesa sAs1icIaea -
thus e1plaiacd, will curs sssrf casa Of conaamFlon,
II taken 10 time. mud tha use Of tho medicines ptsse'
seFsdin
pr. echsnct b pros<saouef 1t hts principal oface.
epspsr SI8th aud Areh.sta, philadelphia. evtTf Nom
day. xhero n! tetAes for sdtcs mast % addrtssej.
, 1877-09-28
RAnnla-F's TOILET soar.
BABBITI'S TOILET SOAP;
For UsG IN The Nursery il Has No Final

Worth ten times IL rnst 10 etrry mother nut ,.,
IN Chr4sendo,. Sample box, contatnK enp ..h1nIfI
1nncca eaci acns ffrc to any nddrc % fcees ~ y
cents. AdhrcAs psotS
, 1877-09-28

instead Of costing *I,UW,uj0, would coat any
,l,,; w6s5s from sa@oH . t9 ts~o@o: i 81, tbs r..
no time about ii. Tho tthcr Offices
TO be tllcd were next In Importance. especially
that VI County Treasurer, which officer could,
cherk on tho CouutT Board Great care should
BE- taken tn chooetuE proper delegates TO the
Convention, and Equally great care taken TO
nominate good men for the various of'iccs. II
waa no time 10 make mistakes In this respect,
and. tn order TO p!ascnt RatnGs above approach,
the party must get 10 work.
Mr. Simonds, oi Dalton, put IN good word
Tor Elias Slipms1, prospective candidate Tor The
othce Of County Clerk. and Tor Mr. W. y.
Young. ~. canatuats Tor the office Of Clerk Of
After some REMARKS from Mr. Young himself,
tue meeting adjourned.
THx sxVENfEkATA wAHD AKPCBL1cAN
Club held meeting last evening II the corner
u setExlck street and Chicago avenue, Ar. +.
| A. sundelins, the President, occupying the
chats. After the transaction Of sons routine
business of minor importance, Mcs1rs. Thomas
Cannon. r. a. sundelns, e. Il. Iulmberg, aud
porsanee 81 the coming election and tho peces-
<tty Of d Republican victory In order 10 secure
reform.
| TIa 1apus1KiALA
The Ninth Ward Industrial Club hel4 smother
meeting last evening In Hsskell Hail IL order
70 appoint anothet delegatson to ths Central
evening, which ,,"a* Was not constituted of
.SEEa*' .sa H. kerss,; ..a a.,s se,s... Rss:.Sss
Gu motion, tho previous selections Of deleg4,ta
wat declared void, and It VIVA resolved to select
| new deleEate4.
Tbs neesing WA called Tor last erenla9 b.
cause The previous meeting W. packed; sHo ol
| solicited the otace. and would not BE- admitted
| to the Central COMMITTEES Delegates Us1e tle1
, 1877-09-28

Of Instruction. That tho EerMal ktnleIxuE-
ten, the INT step on tug ladder 81 eaueaslDn,
wonderful railidlty. need hardly be mentioned;
hundreds Of our laslirs ot American birth have
with praisewostby energy cntsrcd the field Of
ihe very mcritoriotss founIoF Of lie !. Kinder.
easten,h 10 bearing choice fIult ln the great
number of happy, healthy, aud br!ght-e!ed
children whose hol!es, minds, and iutellects b.
ing, by the culture OF tho kindergarten" In
similar manner has the System OF gyunaatIc
exercises, as placticed in thu German schools,
Ea'ned many friends wherever T. haa become
thas ~ healthy p.snd can only bo developed in
healthy body" has mt with general accept.
sptc Us an undrniabs truth. The press, the
telegraph, the railroads, .nd a! great factors ot
dawn al Chinese ~nlls aud transform al living
humanity Into ono great family. As other
nations lsan from 4s, 50 do We from them.
IL good" says the wise man. II We could on!y
open to our intellect the innumcrable
treasures gathered By the ltteraturs Of
9!e' 9.ss D,oossv oa1ons 5ssal} taoss wtG n3
civslizatton. low mucn richer must We tecl, how
ars nanT welllea.ucd a,4l highly educated men,
teashers " profession, 81 Gsfmaa birth and
chosen ~ tlctr tolnc Aimee twenty years anl
over, who have thoroughly become acquainted
with the English language and the American
mode of discipline aud instruction With them
the plan. originated to found o Normal
nary, which should combine the psyfer-
ei1ers Of al English with thoeo Of
= German education. The several au1liazy
societies, generally formed by ladies. have 20
ts1 collected, und had subscribed the, sum Of
1casly 81, ,00l, 4ad at the last annual meeting
Of delegates 70 the Seminary Association,
which VIZ held In Mtlxaukea ou Aug. To 4.
tho resolution waa adopted that the Seminary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
RESUMPTION or con- MINING.

SCRANTON, Penn, Oct. 15.-The Delaware
l.ackioauna aud Western Compai.ys miner. 90 Taylor
VII, to-tay voted for work. ami asked fe company tor
c.upoy IA. mt The Iron Comlany's miners &C Brgg-'s
s.at also took similar action Ly. The Briggs breaker
Nil start Tomorrow, aud the mines rJoryilie
soon a. ihcy be- made ready. Every indication II
favorable for an Immediate resumption tl"oushoat tho
IacklHanua region. Tho utmost quiet ANA orr pre-
Tue Miners Executive Committee has called "a general
mass in fur tomorrow ~ the ~, ilwars L.ck-
awannn and Western t0mptnS's miners. 80 k.,und
WoDu. Iyle ParK. The ututlun 60 prevent rt-liup-
tou If work couerls ~ t. cuiultI,. AZ mo
~ mold tis longer u idcncs br ,lul iOr
snort tune " uarArOur of tif ,ke d, aie dy
bruk,d b. t,v staluu. ot se,ctal e. J uorAs With
f.w days past A tne kOautg BrlIa C5llrry
.o-iay tuc cuire force OF old optlatlNcs Wcto
at work 90 the mines. T.I- was also tHa
case a. Jerm.t'- GrDCu X de Breaker. rhe ishi-
Val " Ne P.ttston minrs viii ienupc ~ork in tIe
morning also the Iron COMPANY = Briggs 80 % Noity
IA tns ely. inc miners com nl,c Hut tnclr tNises
clnnOt prllOug Tie strike; aud .ulrrONs itel-
ug h cailcu 10y tuc mob eicmt .iI-. work
AT Inc several CoiluI,s Oi tlis Nail
OF. anZttiOu. ANA 10 work uf
Miner, UulOn. Unless tne nave w0rk s,,un, taere
wll be Jay du4ing November, Nnica WVu4u su4J,Ct
theu 10 great priNa,lOn ani suffering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
THE REPUBLICANS DISAPPOINTED.

HE KEIUBIltANS DlSAl IOlNi LiD'
A GAIN OF TwENTY-FOUK VOTES BY THE ADMIN
IsIRArION.
Returns were received in Paris last night from
52s Of the J33 districts Four of the remaining
five districts are IN the colonies Tho result
so far IS a Republican loss of forty-one votes, and
q Monarchist or Conservative gain of twenty-i0ur
This IL based on the following calculation; In the
last Chamber theirs were 366 Republicans, and lo|
Mo anarchists. Of which fifteen were Con-
stitutIonalists, milder type of Royalist
So far 325 Republicans, and 167 Conservatives or
Monarchsts have been elected. THIS indicates, as
stated above, loss of fory-one votes to the Repub-
Leans, and gain of twenty-fOur TO the
MonaTchsts There are twelve districts III
which there Las been choice, and there
are four in distant colonies not heard from
One other district is not accounted for. Ii
il probable that the Republicans will get
four votes from the colonies, and carry part
of those districts in which there was no choice
Or the 161 successful candidates named IN the
dispatch below, 62 are Moderate Republicans. ~
Radical Republicans, At Official Candidates, 10
BonaDartists, q Legitimists, Constitutionallsts,
and Orleanists; 1 Deputy-elect Is not
classed Eighteen of the nineteen Bona
partsts all of the six Legtimists, of the four
COnstitutOnaIiss, and of the two Orleanlsts
were Official candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
WASHINGTON,
n1-1rr nprNINlNOF CONGRESS.

Il
r. u.r,E ORG >NIZED As rLANNED IL CAUCUS
Ftw MEMBERS OBJECTED to-scENE IN BOTH
HOUSES.
Both Houses Of Congress came together
ouic,,ly yesterday, in the presence o. large
crowds of spectators, and organized for ouSl-
ness. I'm the Senate, Stanley Mathews o.
Donald Cameron and Mr.. Armstrong took the
oath of Office A committee was appointed 10
inform the President that the Senate was or
ranizad, and then the body adjourned. In the
Uonsc. the Democrats elected their nominees
for Speaker and other House Offices. Three
Louisiana members were objected to, and were
not sworn in. The drawing for seats took
Mace and the House adjourned. The Presl-
dents message will recommend appropriations
for the Army on the basis of $4,000 men, also
n representation at Paris and at the WORLDS
Prison Congress. The Secretary OF the 1r'as-
ury calls for $50 436, 1856 for the Army, $2,OO3,-
SCI for the NAVY, S1,206,4 53 for the Court OF
Claims and 81. 263, 600 for various other OBJ
iects. Democrats think the session may be a
long one. Postmaster Filley, of 1t. Louis Is
charged with active interference in politics at
the late election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
THE nANLoN-ROss RoAr RAcE.

HAyLOV THE wiNNfR-GREAT CROWDS PRESENT
TOROSTO, Oct. lj.-Bctween thirty and iOpy
Thousand people .elD Il tails at.rnD,u 80 wt..ss tAs
great boat RICE between II mlou, of Toronto, AMI RDi.
OF NrW-Brun- wick. TIC weather warm and lnr ard
the water Wpartiyely smooth. Eis- was iAc hrs 10
pear aad i've minutes lucr iOiuri pf HIAlIi.
b ,fh men grc.tel bY treiurnlOu, cnccru. Han
Ion won thc O.s. Al $40 tIr ref Zee said, "Atc lot
ready f." am Im u,lit,t afterwards tee starter SO
tlc Nor, Coo" ia ION at once showed iu frnuI =
Was ut-n opposite loung ST., about ticc-Isfr"rs
of mile having zen acc mpIshcd. Hin o.
led by clear length thst point l. -
was rowing thirt Jour Strokes and Imon tHirf. Tho
Ncn-I}ruuhWickcr Was pulling hard ult. hs i,fth -,
ului,u Ms p Ting easy aud we'll Withil luu,cf on
Nors--i.. li- stroke as -uiue Co tAc ui.nut-
ko-- s.Iflv faster Ross -terlcd exactly straight 1913
Vas Iur % great tSteut to the fact tat ,he Ncw-
b IusWiraer had Wddrr while Hiuiun hil none. A
hic aLd tlf HaulOn lad ,c best n Do bY thr' crar
'ru-t.-, aud from that point Go the turning b. af,
Wlr reached 100 >cycutyt mluui and uif SECONDS,
Ycfca- uI, head t0 I've lgu-tI. Turning however, BE-
o.i cl.ii lcugth owing 10 Ross excellent steering.
O tIr stretch Tor the row home. although hos
p4cI wIlh great determination, % WIS Hpiifrnt ,lt 80
WIZ % prit.u man. III inpu Il litr, sfOuI,d,
waved a- mud took OF nis cap and rowed 10 rpwu
for pcIsur aud passed the Wtuug post 300 CO.. 100
,.r, ahead Tue lime Was noe unituly TAX but un-
oEcaiiY announced 5000 h Is pop seed i0 taa' a tu-
ION e. Owc-o y. Y, to row agtus CYurtl.y lui Riley
uu 10 SIsq Ie ANNA "Wednesday It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
THE RESULT OF THE CONTEST.
The REPUBLICANS ASSURED STRONG MAJORITY
srtLL-THE EoYAIIsTs ExUiTING


LONDON, Tuesday, Oci. 1G. 1877.
The 7imes's dispatch, dated Paris. midnight
gives the latest returns, showing that $50 Re
publicans aud 191 Conservatives have been elected,
and that second ballots will be required in twelve
cases.
The Standards Pans correspondent Gays the Bona
partsts claim to have gained from thirty to thirty
four seats but some Of their LEADERS, such as the
Duke de Mouchy NJ. Cheyreau and NJ. Raoul Duyal
have been defeated.
The elections are considered as unsatisfactory in
result and "a calculated to lead 10 a renewal OF
stufe Perfect tranquility continues to prevail.
Up TO the last the Administration continued It's
deus.ye schemes IN final circular 20 the projects
on Saturday, NJ de Fouri. H. Minister OF the In
tcror after announcing NJ. Gambetta's second sell
tcucc. and declaring that 300 codstitucnc.esare Sc
curcfir Government candidates, sad 1.-THE Bourse
meanwhile rises thus affirming It's confidence in the
Governments success \ syndicate of brokers
toleuaphcd to the provinces to the same
cacrt on Sunday. They said: "1he Mar
sIap, Success 10 regarded as certain. Rentcs
100 francs, % centimes." IL is true that this
ds.ue was touched during Sttunlay-probably
through Tia, efforts u that same syndicate, aud for
tnc purpose of influencing the ecction-but when
tine Bourse closed at o'clock, rentes were 100
francs, - confines, and business was done On tine
boulcyards later at iOJ francs, II centime,. Now
that the elections are peacefully. aud Repub-
ucan success is uudountcd. il is worthy Of remark
m contrast with Che official declaration of
Saturday. that business was done in rentes on the
boulcyar.s tuis morning at 1Oj frames, 90 centmcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
CAIrCIISES.
TIE HOUSE REPUBlIcANs-sIEATE DEMOCRATS.
lBr TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE

TIE HOUSE REPUBIICANs-SlEAIE DEMOCRATS.
10y rELEGEArn 10 Tue TRIBUNE
WAsuIXGfoN, oct. 15.-1he Republicans of the
House of Representatives held their first caucus tins
morning. Nearly every member-elect belonging to
that party was present. The first object was To non-
inate candidates for the important offices OF the
House Mr. Eugene Hale of Maine, was chosen
Chairman of the Caucus and General Garfield was
selected by reclamation to be the Republican candi-
date for the Speakership. Ex-Rep,cscntatye Jere-
rniah M Rusk, of Wisconsin, was nominated for the
Clerkship; aud for Sergeant-at-Arms, Colonel y. q
Ordway. of New Hampshire, who held the position
for six consecutive Congresses until the Democrats
obtained majority and who since the Republicans
have been IN the minority has twice been honored
with their votes. Tue Republican candidate for
Doorkceper was Horace II. Harrison, of Tennessee
for Postmaster Henry She wood, of Michigan; and
mr. Chaplain the Reycrcn J. g. Butler, of TINS CITY,
Acommittee. consisting Of Messrs. Hale, Butler,
Gamer. and williams, of Michigan, was appointed
~ tend to ia. contested election eases, and to pre-
mare the necessary resolutions in regard to them to
he presented to the House. The Colorado and Lou
s;ana cases were referred TO IN the caucus. IL Was
remarked and generally believed among Republicans
that Clerk Adams had placed upon the roll the name
of MIR. Patterson, the Democrat from Colorado
claiming to have been elected, instead of that OF MT
PA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
TELEGRAPnlC NOTES.

ALL, MIA, Ga. oct. l5.-lhe Georgia State Fair
opened day.
PRoViprNCE, r. l., Oct i5.-The monument in
Roger ias at the Park vii o. dedicated fo morrnw The
viii bee by Professor a. nnon. proccssin IA ~
he purely masonic.
q tAwA. Oct. Is. j. T.. lax4rt. II New-York
arrested het, today at Csc Chief az poic.
Prescott charge Oi ru1ir &c. h tl. o eloth "a 81,
f0uad IA ms possession.
HALIFAX. Oct. IA dDct.. ,cutville y $
has been arrested on charge oi Obtaining fIon
Dominion Government Andcr faiso tf's by fofsns
vouchers foT Attendance on Indians.
IruAC,. n w. Oct l5.--The sixth day Of the great
,i ann Justice Asa Lucas agaipst John ~. sekf,g an
n.aut T. tlc Ithaca Dfy Journal, Tor s11NtD
damage close ths evening. b Inc jury
a yeTuIct cause OF acton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR THREATENED IN INDIA.
- ~ M..-.-I.r. o.. I.

LONDON, Monday, on. -, ls77.
\ special dispatch to The Times from Calcutta
sass" n il feared tlat is imminent tween the
British aud the Ameer OF AghlnIstaa and che KAN OF
Krat cJnseqn OF the location OF Britt IA force at
Quct,a, IN BeOOchistn watch the Khan and Amer con
>uue t. mean tne perman M occupation OF Tat coun-
an escort fO tie British rsd agent, yet ti Neeruy
tlrcs IT. IN uicnluce there saary 81
Imperial policy. TIE Amecr o. Afgniuslau urgOtia-
lng Wit kct and Bel i0choo chiefs for tie lOrcibc
pGi-on o. ia Brtisn, which he usl, heap and
warns tnr huan Hlt tDelr continued pres, nee means
cg, d, udl absorption"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
BOMBARDlNG SULINA.

VARsA, Oct Is, 1877.
The captain of a steamer which has arrived hero
reports that the RUSSIAN foaupg batteries at ths
mouth OF tie Danube have been bombardlng Sulina
for three days.
LONDON Tuesday Oct. 10, 1877.
The iirae8s special from Therapa, states that tho
Porte has received intelligence that the Russians at
tacSed Sulina, at the mouth of the Danube and
destroyed part OF the town, but were beatel off.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
THE WAR IN ARMENIA.
LONDON. Monday. o.

LONDON. Monday, Oct. -, 1877.
Adyices both from Russian and Turkish sources
indicate that the Russians have occupied the Yagui
Hills, sarbatan and Kill repe which were aban-
doned by Mukhtar Pasbl, and are manGuyrng for
an advantageous position from which TO make an
attack on the Turkish lines, which are now concen-
trated about Alaaia Dagh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

HAVANA, Oct. 15.-Adyices from Santo Do
m'.o Aay. been received TO the % inst. TIE rcyou On
a-lnst the cz Administration 100 iu'i force. TIE
OF Puerto Plaza occupied by che reyoluouI,ts
who ,ieIng he fort and expected io Surrender
mrmfniuF. There Watts -i'ut agitation iuful -.OIf tlo
republic M details bad tcIycJ from fIr Ini,r cor,
Is a thc roads were intercepted ana com HuniDdilOl
WIS im ut-lbe. General Pulglr Oi YcucZu,I, IJd
Nd AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
HrPRlCANE Ar CURACOA.
HAVANA, Oct. ia fearful hurrican

HAVANA, Oct. ia fearful hurricane WIS.,
t't Cuacoa AID the rclslborus Islands september
22, and caused great damage. Tho wind bcw from all
Qu.rss. The sea washed away tie lower rart ~ tho
low. 81 Nnclnstld- Marry every house M what h
hHo"u rs tae ctluay Quarter .tiOyed and tue
iuIt. i,i ions 70 Many fam les we're drstl-
tur. Ihe dIna-r prop rfy was co mated M over
eJOoOoU. A - It,. riuul-Nar and the DutcH seuuOutr3
All Inc sat ponds IN tue ghUoIng island BonlIc
were ruined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
THE PACIFIC RAILROADS DEBT TO TIE GOV

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l5.-ln the SUIT brought
by the United state, from the Ccurh Pacne
Railroad Company per cent OF the net eanngs OF tho
road from July ID. 1869. repayment II the Govern
mcnt subsidy ana Interest Judge Sawyer OF the United
STATES Circuit Court to-day, rendered dee Tor the
de endlnt, hoidiIg tiat tHe Ot<atOn pay dd nut
take rf,c until October /, lS7l. when la ruad Ma
unally acccptcd by the Government.