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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
BROOKLYN DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.


The Brooklyn Democratic City Convention
met yesterday. Howell, jr the only person
named AS the candidate for Mayor. number OF dele
gates spoke Enthusiastically in his praise prophcced
bis election by alarge majority There opposition
and be was made tue candid tic. Mr. Howell ia the
or member OF the firm OF Howell LuxOn. iron dealers
aud founders. OF Adams-st.. Brooklyn He has been
president OF the Board OF Aldermen and is at present
5upervisor-at-Large. For many years he has been
member Of the Methodist Church His about forty
At meeting OF the Kings County Democratic Conven
ton yesterday at apparent that the "slate
was thoroughly understood, and would be carried
through without opposition. Two sets OF resolutions
adopted. the first commencing the services of the
Democratic officers OF the county and the second being
week, pronouncng President Hayess tenure OF Of
ice to 10 fraudulent, and his order 10 9ihce-
san moved the denomination OF Henry A. Moore
County Judge referring 10 his record for the past SIX
years satisfactory the highest both the
Bar and tue people Tue nomination unanimously
carried For Dis rctAltorney, James Cray named Win
chester Brtton. aud Mr. Graham named exJudge Sam
uel ID. Morris Mr.. Pearsal announced that h had
eeyed letter from Mr.. Morris, stating that
ton. Mr. Britton's nomination was then made
unanimous Without opposition the following
Treasurer; Moses Kesse Commissioner of Charities IN
the lid District and Harmon V. Storms in the Win
District; Maurice Fitzserad, County Auditor ex-
Alderman Samuel Guthrie. Superysorat-ldrge Francis
Nolan Coroner IN TIE Eastern District and Henry ~
Of Sessions. TGe. were AL denominations win tne
exception OF MI. TOwell, VINO Is named III place OF
Thomas Gardner, Mr.. kesse In place Of Commissioner
Ruber. ana Mr. Guthrie In place OF james Howell Jr
In Judge Morris's letter Withdrawing his name AZ a
candida for DslrctAtCOrney, ne declares that he WIS
willing To submit his Gains 10 the free action OF the De
mOcracy of the county but 1t apparent that no such
action To be had In the convention. He therefore
withdraws mis- name. In cOncluson he wriies bile
recognize the bind Dg force OF organic party action
when fairly expressive Of the VIII Of the party, do not
recognize Id binding force when used in manifest oppo-
sition the weknOwn will OF tine great mass Oh Je
party" Whether MIR. Morris viii run as stump
candidate VIII depend somewhat on Tue acIion Oh the
Republican County Convention
The lid ce District Democratic Convention met IN
Brooklyn last eveIing. but adjourned 10 Wednesday
evening by order of" Boss" Mclaughlin. Inc rea-
for tins action appears to have been because tue
Boss found large proportion OF the convention not
ready to support his caDdldate-GeDeral Thomas Ia
kin. number persistent In their support OF me
present Senator JOAN X. Kennedy, or Oh ex-senator
James f. Pierce. Tue Assigned by the dele&ates
for the adjournment, was That General Dakln was a
present and IL Thought bast To learn
from Linn whether Or not hs would accept the nOmha-
ton.
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5peeial Sollee5.


Advertisements intended FOR the ueI5 issue u THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed IN D-store - u To-
day. --------------
CbiIdrens Teeth ought not % be neglectei Ask zay
Al. ire yOu THAI te qualify o. the second &c
ou Of the ris rD away VIA 90
zO1OaT little grinders, and teJ NA t.ns y0u oi u
hey grow up.
6eryeu, medical comprising s.rIes
OF Kkhl's Museum Of AnsiOny New
Of premature decline Showing
cspuaDy uss h7b may DO rsssiEo, ArordnS2 cetc
the impen-ns ~ marriage AUD tho trestnen, u
usbv Dtpg tne result u ~ Yeas er
ssronoe. PFce - csnA Address tnc author, Or l. J.
Kan oeise and rcsi1euce. 81 H. lOthst, n y
Pest Once rGs foreign anis or TIE rsss snups
TUHDAf Octouor -. 1911 viii close 81 to- Once On
ID E,sDAi, a. m, iOr kurope ~ steamship honsrs
va Qus-ustOwu WEDA T.SDAl, ~ a. ~ lor Europe,
y ssnia ueeuscrn correspondence or
France forwarded by Lnis .tancr EusI De specially
sdre.,rdl and a. France direct, ~ stsaEsn
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gt,amsnlp elert, Plymouth. CherOours an HAnou
on sAI CaDAY ioG Europe by ste7 nehip Adilauc,
Nj, Correspondence TOT GERMANY, scotAna AID
sorth II Ireland be forwarded By thus steamer m. %
.pec ally adj rease) tor SCOTLAND ana North u
Al 30 a H. ku.Ope steamship hermann va so-iu'
.up,n and reurn. The sls-a.Aa Aoutans ABYSS .
aud al tauc do nor ako ;or Denmark swvdsn aad
sorwaT The mails the West Inaies, Bermuda ard
"a Thomas will New iOr. OCTOBER IS lie nails Tor
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mails for China anu Japan leave asn rr-a-
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ss.Yorg OcsoDsr 10 SIT. r L. JAMES. posuaastsI
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.


nue. Theatre brought last night for the nrst time In
this country, "The Chimes OF Normandy, an Enghsh
version OF Coches de Corneville. comic OPERA
ny T. Planauete, which lately won great favor IN
Paris Musically. work OF very light substance
and for tho most part trivial both In ideas ana treat
ment. but II has 30 much ego" and viyaciv' that
its popularity difficult TO account for Several OF
the most striking numbers such as the Legend OF the
Chimes sung by Germdrne tMs. segun), the servants
Chorus the Ensemble, knights Of Old and coquetusn
song by Gemane about popping the question: are sure Oh
at least an eph"meral success IL tells' MORT
over, an entertaining story with more hse
illness than accustomed 10 on .ne
operate stage and II abounds with opportunities Tor
the leading characters help the action with bypdy
and individual spriehtness. Two OF the artists In tue
present company namely, Miss Melville and Mrs. seguin
make full Of those chances and other members o
the troupe-Mr Castle Mr.. Turner, Mr. seguin' etc
enter into their respective parts with zeal Certainly
we miss a great deal Of the French grace and hght
ness which such a work requires. and W mlsseu
Also last night, great many other Things
both in the orchestra and in several OF the singers p
for those who not severe in their criticisms ine
Chimes OF Normandy" will furnish pleasant evenings
entertainment, and, time passes, the performance
will no doubt gain in smoothness and accuracy Ihere
was large audience last night and the applause was
liberal
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THE NEW CIRCUS AT GILMOREs.

Gilmore's Garden was densely crowded last
night upon the ofthe opening of tue new circus
The programme consisted of sixteen acts mostly OF COD
ventiona character The band interested the spectator
bv its gorgeous uniform OF scarlet ana gold Nine hi%'
Doekrin empress Of the Arena" an exhibition OF
bareback riding that surprised by its agility and cley-
eruess she drove four white steeds at rafting pace
around the ring she graceful and po"eriu III
her action Certain clever female gymnasts performed
upon trapeze and curdled the blood OF the spectators
By their daring acts They arc little and pretty aiH
they were greeted with beary applause Tue opening ID
. general way nay Dc recorded 30 success. Tho ne
nagere is e stocked with animals and these grim pets
Of childhood had many juvenile admirers
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LATEST SBIP EEB,s.


ARRIVED. ---..--.- Oct Y.
stearship CLAIMS Castle (Br Grcg. Yokohama Ang
Hog lin, shanghai isin Annoy 18Th sn apore sept 2.
SGcz POT Port sand 2Sth, GibIali Oct D VIII Tors ec 10
Henderson DIus oct la. 50 80, lon 81 ~ sd iesyy
gale from W. = W 10 " W. lasting a. hours; Oci = 10 es
L. from Gibraltar. passed brig Eniy of LoodoH seeFas '"
FOREIGN IRIS.
LONDON. Oct 22-saed Zephyr. Capt sreei.er Arrived,
RobrDa. az GrsyeseHd.
HAVANA. 4 22.-ghc American sehr. oaoral al ron
NewIork Tor Jemc procured Oresl and proceeded
the 10Th.
DOMESTIC PORTS
FRANCISCO. Oct e2.-Arriyed shigs eantovs (Br1.
GlHsgow. Charles mis- Bglinorr, herna1 NevN ork.
NEWORLKASs, Oct I2-Ceared, steamships CfOcU-, aud
Joseph PUase, LIVERPOOL Sa.ied FROM Passes steamship
Carolina.
BALTIMORE. Arrived ship Victoria owen.
L4yerDOo.. Cieare seamsnip. Nifr- f0fS
H. l.. Cav. JeT-ou. Philadelphia elp heDdl4c. Esl,
BE- men. risrfi, Grey Ia H..
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2Z.-Aruyed. steamship r. Wiling
Her B.l.nOe. cc1re steamship. Bells Prus,stJu,
CamDrfge W. Whden Risgsn. Baltimore. sailed.
sap DeTk.
BOsruN oct 22-Clearcf stcanshp Gagcus De1rse New
Yosx; BARK " estern Bele flsH, Melbourne.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
HAVANA Oct. 2&-The stestnship Cily OF NeS.York.
from Nc~- YORK arrived here this morning
hOFuLk. ~ stean.lip flrca-sian,
Caps Wyns HON Montreal oct QaeDso 0f .@ssyvoi
las .rTit ed here
FOR other Ship Sees Third Pegs.l
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THE SIEGE OF PLEVNA.

THE RoUMASIANs REFUSED ~ INK RECENT Al
TACK-MoRE OTTOMAN DEFENcEs GOING UP.
LONDON Monday. Oct %, 1877.
Russian official dispatch detailing Fridays at
tack upon the second Grvica redoubt says: "At the
first attack the Roumanians were repulsed before
they gained the redoubt. At the second attack the
three foremost battaonsleaped into
vainly endeavored to carry the redoubt. They re-
manned one hour in the trenches, which gave rise to
premature report If it's capture. The Roumanians
then Withdrew with the loss of two officers and 200
men killed, and twenty officers and 7O7 men
wounded"
LONDON. Tuesday, Oct. %, 1877.
The Standards correspondent IN Plevna telegraphs
that the Turks actively constructing new IN
terror line of formidable defences Cases Of sickness
are comparatively rare. Provisions have never
failed but it is impossible to provide fodder for
thousands of oxen and horses.
The same correspondent telegraphs from Sophia.
under date of Sunday, as follows: Six thousand
provision carts are on the road to Plevna. Os-
man Pasha has ordered all CIrcassan irregulars,
BulQarians and non-combatant Mohammedans 10
Quit Pleynap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23

CLOSE-EAXTER-On THURSDAY oct. Is. 1877, ths Sew
Ihalch thap., Chester ILL., Mount venom ~ tAe hsy
Olyer Dyer. MOnt-itI r. Close a.. -. r., Lille b. Gasl
Ter VI Geo. L. baxL 3. 80 VI 4 ..ndlunesk.
NAPP-BtIABLiCOM-At Lynn, NJ SIS, Thursday
OCT IS AZ tnc
n. cGrier Cnarra ". knapp Annie G4ug u
D l. brlinD.ccOl, CO.., a.. %. A., M.
MCCOY-GU LICk-Segt. I3 by the Rev william q Mer
MT howard t Mccoy A. LeOns Youngest augA;er II
II. Is. OglIc~
Observation-Disclosures At Trinity Church, Eason, Penn,
Thursday iS,I inst, by sho kcy Joseph -. sccuo
EectOr Of iruity CnurUa rsst Nre iU.k, George n
tar, j., 30 Mary v uau5ntcr o The late Dr j. bra
rlugs Clemens.
STAN WOUD-REfD-1hursisy evening. Oct -. N the
south Cos SENSATIONAL tAorI LIoOA b. the a. J.
Lyman ior~ce ct$hwoOa 4L4 Nary laughter VI william
y. kIe.G esq, AL O1 BlUcA4yA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
THE ARMENIAN CAMPAIGN.

LONDON Monday, Oct. %, 1877.
The Russian loss in carrying Aladja Dagh, Oh the
10Th inst. is officially reported to be 1,41 killed
and wounded. The losses other parts Of
the battlefield are not stated. According TO
The Daily Aelcs the Russians captured $4,000 men
and forty cannon The Ottoman reports that part of
their army holds out in fortified positions Aladja
Dagh is all unfOunded
dispatch from Constantinople states that Ach-
met Eyoub's appointment to the command at Ere
rum has been cOuntermanded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
PARK THEArRE-MR. sOTHERN.

The Fifteth representation OF Inc
Crushed TragedIanp was giyen-and celebrated-last
night ut the Park Theatre. Mr. sohern has reyamped
the piece and has especially simplided its story ana
improved its action in the fourth and fifth acts Inc
performance passed very smoothly, and was watched
with close and greeted with hearty laughter o
a crowd that hlled the theatre In every part Mr.
sothern himself received many recalls. His own persona
ton has gained in ilmness and brilliancy and the
idea on which it is based-that OF suggesting Serious
earnest kndheared man. whose outside is comic eccen-
tricity-s shown be just and happy In an eminent
degree The occasion OF the neth reception OF Inc
Crushed TragedIan was concentrated blythe Issue Oh
handsome SATIN play-bls. TIE piece has taken ne"
lease OF life and will doubtless enjoy protracted run
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23

Renter, Priestman. Captain chnd. Ms D Ceysisns,
Miss Cleveland Miss swift Mr. Brown. MIS- Brown.
T. SETON. The Rev W Vandefpoo Mts vanio pool, Lewis
Cbei son Cooksoa. MISS NJ O. soiard. Hiss Aitca Az
len, Mrs Meyer tieTy, Mr. lyme, s Lyns s aih Io@n,
Mrs HaTbOrUueb C. 11lotsn, Mr.. C.uch, NJ. IL pasa,
Nj. Ross Mr.. Daair.S Mr- DanIes and infant Af. fou
Mr.. Hef1D Mrs. neIen.
FROM LIVERPOOL - IN Stegrnstfo fcsg-a.-C0L &c
Lean Chas B. Yoang NJ a. CrOuener. Hl.s Jane Kce
Catherine Henderson, 7 :. Jauca Adam kcfrrf
A. Miss g. MAY. Mr. hcGraIh. D. Nataan, Miss
A sarah 4. Jones Mrs. N1ry = WATTS
and two children; J. q. Stewart, y. Mcdonnell srs Nc
Grak Miss Henderson, Jas Mss Liso Nef.e
and VENT -t10i in the storage.
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PASSrHGEKS ARRIgED.

rpOu IIVFRPOOf.-In StsdrshiD Spdin-Mrs Jefferson
Davis h = array Mrs H. . Janray and nisni Mas Maud
Ier+,v Nastsr- eddie, Reggie aud kenneth J.aray and
49,. the Rev. Dr Manning Ms Manning, I. D.
ssiar = Mutton. =. Autton, r. buchanan Mrs p Bn
49, n "a buchanan, A. AnderssOn, H. Puae H. h. Aurrsy
a. H. NJ nay. SIR DOLCE Mrs Bleeker Miss b~yo9ll Mss
r-sneh Mr. Johnson, Mas \. Lyns. Mrs. Nersfcl W. Mar
an Mrs, ". Martin AID four CD dfen, o.. Alien
W d FOX h. ". Bowling. Master lowing the Roy
cs,tsin fuyon Foden, Mira :. fodsn NJ r. sayee Cap
,sig John BAIT Brown, Flnusdi, Janes Fisher
~. Iaaes Elshef Aaster Fser O. IL Drige Miss snyI
NJ. Orlsrsou, MIA L. Fierce d. IA ArdAsh, Dr. B. v
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NOT AN AWFUL EXAMPLE.
I-.ta TIE FIac{uJnr EggttrsT

Uayess Civil Service order is getting undue
c-d Tor The removal Of hahon chance late Consul AZ
No an the alleged reason being that he had made
sneecbrs here IN OnO during the late campaign. All
Ills sounds very and exemplary Tor CiVh service
rfor but 10 i the increS pOppycock. We happen 10
know that Ncsin who j. 10 he Chancea successor war
prorn.ed the place less than month after Hayes be-
rne President and lOug before the order referred 10
W. even Thought o. and that lie has been STAYING Al
washington ever since the OHIO Legislature ADJOURNED
vsfDg Tor In. NastriOus predecessor To come hume.
NJ nance won't for an awful example Of the
effect OF Mr Hayes order He would Ike TO be DO re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
PUBLIC OPINION.

John NJ. Harlan is the equal OF any or the
y The high position whcn has been awarded t. MN,
and IN Prov WOrthness OF the appOntmenI-lSt
Louis Republican lDem)
We have nothing 10 do with the triumphs OF
wanmany or the opponents or IHmmauy III the Demo
or lie rarity IN NeVYOrk. That state affair but II
liz NJ lona politics john Kelly and such representative
s Tamnany sent the ST. LOUIS Convention IN 10 are
To dominate, then heaven hop tile DemOcracy or We
scould suy the country richmond wing iDcihJ
Bishops majority expresses nothing more
significant than AcIubcen apathy ana lAdlHercnc'.
There is no radical division az vet ia the party EOtbng
be proper candidate FOR lunatlc asylum WHO should
undortkr 10 forecast the result ~ the election H. 1850
from ne figures Of the vote Of lo77-lCincinnEu Com
mercal IndJ
Mr. Randalrs nomination IS a very reassnr-
ING feature m the Democratic progfsnuc His course
ast session was the whole very cfed able one lie
m the end OF The session. and Important than All,
to him more than any else the pubic is indebted
for the defeat OF the attempts OF the democratic e4-
tretut- to set the decision OF The Electoral COM
mission and plunge the country into anarchy VA
ton Qnd.l
Shall the Republican party be pushed aside
IN Nas.achuscfts giving place 20 those who mourn
mat IN il no better but tuOse who hate II on accoun
OF ia virtues and 20 destroy all tie numents Oi
if~ vicOrsf is tuCTc any honest Republican VINO, DE-
cause he docs Ike the material used mere ana there
&. willing TO demOtsh the whole strUcturef We do not
believe L. The Republican party yet treat work
before II aud from he beginning Massachusetts
Will do her part Boston Advertiser (EepJ
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corresponds with this except In the color or the
dresa. Miss Helen Nicnenez. twenty, OF sing Sing
New York. has boon missing since the latter part OF Sep
TENDER. She last wien leaving the steamer
Thomas Cornell at the foot OF Canslst. Friends, who
were in waiting for her at the landing, claim that she
set foot the pier. She searched for unaya-
iney, and clue her could be found until the dis
covery OF the body yesterday. The missing woman
relatives said TO he wealthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
BOSTON MUSEUM.

"Much Ado About Nothing" was brought
forward the Boston Museum asst evening Mr warren
was to act Dog5erry: Mr. Barron. B-rediek; Mis- Annie
Clarke Beeiies THIS will be the seventh OF the series
of annual comedy productions with which, since 1870
the history Of the Boston Museum las been III rated
by Mr. r. " Field These efforts are very credahie to
the manager; and the more 30 tba' he makes them
quietly without and with competent ability
aud taste On October %, Tho sisters' from the
French OF Barriere-" Cendrlon"-wiH be produced At
the Museum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
THE BALTIMORE MUNICIPAL CANVASS

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 22.-Ihe DEMOCRATS
had their last grand rally preceding the municipal elrc
tion on Wednesday next, Monumen tsquIro Tonight
The meeting addressed by the Hon. Milton
Slyier, OF Ohio: the Hon. Mr.. Blackburn, OF Ken
lucky; ex-UnIted States Senator ". ]. Haml-
ton Of Mary land. and others. The election o.
Wednesday ~ for Maycr. Sheriff and Guy COun-
ell The contest Is between candidates FOR the
Mayoraliy Colonel George =. Kane, the noUii-
nee Of the Democrats, and Joseph 1h0mpson,
esq the Workingmens candidate. The Republic ns
have Ia dc no parry domination, amt support Tie MOtE-
Ingneu candidate. Tue canvas has been earnest FOX
several weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
THE MODEST DESIRE OF THE SOUTH.
III. L.---.. LlLrn IlrnlMLnL

The President has made another mlSIahe.
He mas sent the uans OF General Harlan, % KENTUCKY TO
liz senate for the vacancy the supreme Bcnch Ihe
appointment Harlan cannot be claimed as compliment
6 lie South lie - IL representative southern
man He aid not side with TIE South IN the war OF TINS VIZ
do not compla He nad rignt To DO as ne Thought best
ION and acton upon that exciting topic, We arc Douuo 70
ay that when President desires To honor me south
in an hDpoiutment lac should select a who sided
with the south the great controversy which divided
4 he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
NETWORK LEGISLATIVE NoMINATIo

AUBURN, n. Y, Oct. 22.-The Hon. I. NJ.
PomerOy, OF Auourn to-day UNANIMOUSLY nominated
for senate for tue AAFtI Dstriot IN place OF MI
Wood IN, declined.
ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Oct. 22-The Democrats have nom
mated John T. Pngce Of Auburn, for Justice OF the SD
prcme Court.
NRwBuRG, V. Y. Oct 32-The Democracy OF the lat
Dlsrict or Orange have nominated James G. Thompson
for the Assembly.
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80 eARAroGA sAyINGs HANK.

TRoY, \. Y, Oct 22.-A special dispatch to
The Iron Inns says: "rhe difficulty the Saratoga
Savings Bank which WAS closed on Saturday, Is n the
conversion OF asses into money fast enough 10 pay de-
pn.torr on demand IHe assets are now stated 20 be
sufficient 20 pay the dep0slors, Unt they cannot readily
be- turned III ,o cash, and tor this reason the bank Was
TO 70 Into liquidation by rccoiyer5hp. No de-
nos D. nave been TAKEN the bank examined by
the Bank rintcudent N september"
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RUSSIA TO BUILD TURKISH RAILROADS.

LONDON, Tuesday oct, ., ISlI.
correspondent of The Times at Sistova telegraphs
thu following: The Russians have made contract
for the construction Of series Of railroads in Bal
gara. Work will commence on October 27th.
The main line will run from Sstova TO Gorny-
St;iden, with branches from there to Pleyna and
Tinova. The passage Of the Danube will be by
ferry-boats on the American plan. carrying several
rai.MaY cnrriages each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
nI-RGLARY AT PROYIDENcE.

PROVIDENCE, II. L., Oct. ON W0onsOcket,
r. L. about O'Clock this morning. robbers entered
the house Of j. ". smith. la the OF hs shoe store
s,ra as absent and his wife taken from bed and
nlaced In snail closet, WHERE che found nsensibe
when her husband returned ~ ocicok tins morning
The burglars secured nearly 81 600 from be- dhde The
bed, aud sOue goods IRON tle sL'sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
Mr. Rondolrs nomination is very reassur-
A MALICIOUS CHUCKIE-


The Republicans, in Washington, are per-
.piriug wrath 10 every pore because Hayes received
goombs of George ri the White House tie other da}
with the utmost cordially while several loyal" gen
tlenen we're dancing attendance IN the anio-TOcn Boz
tLis cid We get up tue Electoral Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
RUSSO-TURKIsH WAR NOTES.

LONDON Monday, oct. %. 1877.
A special telegram 10 The Standard, dated
shumla. Monday says: 1.-THE Russians attacked the
Turkish positions 5olenik to-day The result is
known"
A Constantinople dispatch says the Russians rom
Medjidie are making daring reeonnossances far as
Bazark ana Sistria.
ATHENS Monday. Oct. %, 1877
The session Of the Greek Chamber rropened to-day
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LIrrLE FALLS cHEEsE MARKET.

ALBANY. y. e. OCT 2-rae Lts Fails Cheese arSet vas
dnA oay. ~it decline ~ - Do rates. sic, 900 cOxes
Factory, monty ~ 10. bringing 80 h.Xes IA.
SOL 90 l2Gl5 bAeTSaes 10 gAcAsges ~ - $50, ~
&c. bong the Filing sJrus
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THE ORIENTAL WAR.
osMAN PREPARING NEW DEFENCEs.

OSMAN PREPARING NEW DEFENCES.
THE OTTOMAN DISASTER IN ARMENIA FULLY CON-
FIRMED.
IL appears from the Russian report that the
Roumanans only entered the trenches of the second
Grivitza redoubt near Plevna, and were repulsed
with rather heavy Osman Pasha reported to be
constructing other formidable defences around
Plevna The greatness of the Ottoman disaster in
Armenia is fully confirmed. Mukhtar having Lost
$4,000 men and forty guns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
A MIsCrLAR PREDICTION.

The Republican party is being recognized
upon a new and solid basis in Missssipp and otner
Southern saJos. The raYing point being the Presidents
policy Of pacacation and recognition OF equal political
and civil rights without respect 10 color previous con
dillon There those who prrdct tnat before the next
Presidential election the Republican party OF the South
will 10 formidable power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23

Tie body of a woman, twenty-five years OF
uee ave feet three inches in height ana wearing Da'A
anaca dress trimmed with blue, WAS found In the last
gI,, 81 pier % yes.oraay A. the Police Central
n.,e. 4. a description VI - missing gir which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
AITrAlNAL MEATHER.

GARRIsOS's, y. Y, Oct. GA northwest rain
srorm with wind has prevailed for three days at all
uolufs Oh The Huds0n The river IL unusually high. aud
aIOrg she shore some damage mas been incurred
The streams are all heavily swollen.
COsConD ~ H.. oct. 22.-An inch or more Of snow r.
reported have fallen In the northern part Oh THIS