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New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
POLITICS ~ OTHER STATES.
A CALL TO YEw-YoRK GREENBAcK MEN

A CALL TO NEw-YORK GREENBACK MEN.
ALBANY, Aug. IA circular has been issued
TO Greenback in the state of NewYOrk asking them
in State Convention Aug 23, at Rochester 1t
is As follows:
ALBASY, Y. Y. Aug 6. 1877.
10 the Stqte central Committee and all 0citre dif b7ts
men 0f the Stafe or Ae,c- York rho c0rd,diy support
he PLATFORM Of We IideDeuden GTee5tb rex forfJ
ddojtcd By ne National COlrenti0n at Indianapolis,
Man. 1876.
GENTLEMEN: You hereby notified that meeting ot
of the active trends Of the ludcycudrnt
Grcenback Parry of the stale of NcW-lOfk VIII b" ucd
the City of Rochester. Thursday, Aug. %, l-17, at
noon, for the purpose OF consulting ami deciding in re-
gard 10 al matters VIII c may De pres nted Tor consider
alton and action You Invited 10 bc present ana II -
hoped tnat, In view Ol the eXgcuccs ~ the nes, You
VIII make 10 point at Whatever sacrifice 10 Ice present
aid your conservative counscl- the great cause,
to promote which he Party was called iuto existence
Respectfully. ttc, SAM IL g. RICE,
Chairman DrO teBi., " Y State Central Committee.
p S.-Ihc Chairman aud such others as may be pres
eut al Rochester "Wednesday. the day pcc ong tie
COnycnuOl, VIII bc at the Brdckett House, where iendi
Will please - arrival
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
ruE rIRlPEAN CAMPAIGN.

RUSSIAN SUPPLIES FAILING-DEfEcIlNE lN"N'''i'
TA1I N.
LONDON. Tuesday. Aug. 7, 1877.
4 Bucharest telegram says there Is some ""''
Of provisions among the troops between '''''o,"
Vi Jirnovo. an account of the difficulty in pro-
-, WAGONS 10 transport supplies beyond the
S.nots along the Roumanan side Of the river,
TIN Iu,RZEGOVINIAN DEFEAT CONFilMLD'
IoNpoN. Tuesday Aug 7, 1877.
telegram from Ragusa SAYS the deiea' ol "'',
Dcspotovich is confirmed The insurgents hunp'Ic"
1000 and the Turks 5000.
LONDON Wednesday. Aug 8 1871
Vienna telegram saws the Bosnian iusurrection IS
t an end. The insurgents in bodies o. SeVera'
hundreds are crossing into Dalmasa ad arc beihg
interned ON the islands in the Adriatlc Despoto-
vich. who is now confined in Croatia, has requested
reru,ission to 20 to Russia. The request has not
vet been granted.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
WAR SCENES AND TOPICS.
JOURNALISM IN RUSSIA.

The censorship of the press has been relaxed
IN Russia Forbidden newspapers have reappeared war
correspondents have been despatched TO The held ana
the first afternoon newspaper ever issued III the h'n
pire appeared about three weeks ago. me ooloS mas 'A
core.n,l,nts iu Eulgara and Armenia and The RooSk
Mtr almost as many new daily Journal devoted 10
the interests of Pan savsm to appear III Moscow for
tie benefit Of the lower orders Of society," who cannot
afford TO pay three pence for the news the Government
issues cheap. broad sheets containing the olcla @ Pu
leus The LOud0u Giobc asserts that the now ol hoI
nation i'm These Government sheets Is not continuous
and that such unpleasant episodes as me Datc o Iesln
Tie rcpul,c 20 Kars. the flight oi IlfgukaSso are
fully kept out OF sight, and IL is dou1tlu whether men
existence Is ai all known except in Official circles. IheIe
seems however To genuine des re- on the part OF we
Government 10 seek the support of the p"Dic anu 10
relax us res ricOus upon the expression Oi popular
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
THE LABOR DISTURBANCE.
NEW COAL HEAVERS SUCCEEDING.
NO DISTURBANCES AT BERGEN POINr.

OF the fhy Germans taken from this city on
Monday to perform work OF tn striking coal hcav-
ers at Berreu Point, twelve were completely used ny,
and thiityeicL reported for duty yesterday morning
Through m agent IN the city, twenty-nine more men
were procured ye terday. This made total OF sixty
seven 10 do the work which formerly took be
tween two and three hundred men. All the
men were conveyed from the city to the works
on one OF the companys tug boats, and returned
in the same way i'm the evening II considered wise 10
keep the new men rom the vicinity Of the Work ~ me
evening. lest ic strikers should mulcst them tnc' "I
Police whitney. sheriff IAYcTty and nine pollcehrh
guarded the docks Yesterday, 70 prevent possible vo
lcnce new men. TIE old hands were scattered !
village and about the qneiesi people IN
stuai ion, and others cOngrcgated about saloons whci
according 10 Mayor Mcgs's order, remained cloS"i.
large number walked down To the docks to see now the
Dutc men" were getting along.
y. II. Martin, the manager OF the works, sairh 10 II
TRIBUNE reporter HAT ne hougt the green hands were
dOug tuerahy we'll with thirtyclght men, 4lo ious o
coal removed III siN hours. TIE same huini"r "l
old hands WOul have handled about 600 tons III tLc
same time. He was waiting patiently for the return "i
the old men, which ne thoCgnt was only question "l
time. The company would certainly make no couipl"-
mise because IL could MOI afford H. II the old men re-
turned he did not think would he hon s 10 dircaif
all the hands. as doubtless some hhl !"
pay "a dola to the NrwlOrk broke. for procuring IN m
work. Ic houEht, however that there Would De sledy
for all hands durns the next SIX weeks lhe sou"
tiun of the trouble IN hls opinion was Tor about NJ
men to leave ne VILLAGE aud seek some othrr hl"" "'
work. ile others would then have pretty steady M
plo,mrnt. All the strikers except abunt six are lil'h
Catholics Father kilccn pastor ~ u Mar\s ChuI'h-
the OuV Catholic c.urc IN the yllldg1-Wis seated auo'E
the Yesterday 10 that they oh-frd 40 vI'' nee
time during the day Ac DrUucnt the men lo-cth'
10 see il few uiuidat NJ the otners. lie asked
all those who wiling 10 rturn 10 WORK ~ lhr oiu
prices tO stand ON ouc side Not a u.an moved. lHe'
are a tcInncd to hold out, although ;hcir families
are ia actual want The stotehtepeIs VIII no 'ouE'i
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
cans in getting their large and lethargic MAJOR
itIes on the Western Reserve. ENs =
ARRANGING FOR ACTIVE WORK.

COLUMBUS, Aug. THE Republican state
Executive Committee held very large meeting In tS
city to-day, on.y member OF the Committee peI"I
absent Nearly all the candidates on the state ucket
were I'm attendance; afso many prominent politicians
from various sections OF the State In consultation
with the Executive Committee. Among the number was
Judge West the candidate for Governor, Stanley Nat
thews and Gen GrOsyenor After discussing the rohtE
cal outlook and the Of conducting the campaign
IL was decided that the opening meeting be hed at
Athens on the 25th inst the afternoon II wa urther
, that Tdoc West sbould address the citizens Of
Logan County and vicinity at his home IN Beleiohahc
some time previous to the 0penng meetlng ~ Atens
express great confidence that Ohio will be carried py thc
Pc
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

March CHUNK PENN Aug. 7.-Jndge Drehcr has
ed new trial In the ease Of O'DOnnt MOlue Mcguire.
Convicted OF murder the hrst degree for lie killing OF Nor
gan Powell
SAVANNAH, Ca, Aug. The first bale OF new
r c,on vas received today By j. W. IathrOp Co from
Flnrida auction by c. j. Miller 10 Joseph nan
for II cents pound.
NrpIDFS. Conn., Ahg. 7.-1he Finance Committee
refrted 10 the Council last night that e1 cry Col
ftnr Frank defauter IN The sun OF SJ0Oo -
on. has no bOndsmen and no property
FRIe. Penn, Aug. AT the Annual Convention
n, The state Teachers day addresses made by super
Iones superutendent X. BuchTle, and George
l. Mos Principal Of the Westchcser Normal school
uarr ws read relation colleges " common schools
by Dr. 4. III. Apple.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
AFTER GALLIPOLI-WHATi

The most consistent opponent OF the Eastern
policy Of the British Government has been the Spectator
On the outbreak OF hosttcs II hailed the war as the
most lust and necessary Of modem times ana IL mas al
all times rdiculed what calls the shly-shay tactics
Of Lord Derby In caustic article upon the proposed
occupation Of Galhpo by British troops 1t assumes that
the English would either 0l hold COnstaniinople as
Gibraltar on their own account, or ~ leNOuuQn
ze their military system, or (3) discover All any
with great army IL saws that thc hisl
course would no doubt terminate the Sultanet, az
immense incidental gam 70 the world, hut IL wold
arouse the permanent hostility Of half Europe hciu
ding Russia Italy and the Greek people, ana involve an
expenditure OF al least S2.OOOOOO year. thc regular
cos oil 10000 men, With every Liberal III England III lu
Nous oppslt on and with necessity VisDle To muelS
EboreIS and al tsas compulsory military service cOud
be established, and any Ministry whlch attempted
would be dismissed by cOniumeliOus y9te. IheIe re-
mains il adds the third cOurso-the tIadluOnal course
The best course in the military senseand where IN inc
allyf Ii France whether Republican, BOnSpaftist OF
hacMahonite going 10 spend lOO 1000 men ~ Order 10
make "A Russian alliance lmpOsslDef Why bnOuu ger
many help unless indeed England Is Wiling TO destroy
Russia utterly give the Baltic Provinces ana Tue me O
the Nsua TO the HOheDZOllerns, ana make tne crown
Prince the virtual master In the last TsOf OF the WOle
woridt And finally, is Austria prepared To spend heT
tay army In battling the hopes ana irritating the ieIs OF
Tie elays throughout Europe, her own domln0hs III
eladedi
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
THE RUSSIAN INVASION.

ENGLAND To BE NEUTRAL But PREPARED
,,,r GREEKS IN TURKEY SHOWING GREAiiR p'sN'-
FICTION.
The difficulty Of supplying the large kuSN'ah
ANN, in Bulgaria is beginning to he felt. 1here II
already lack of provisions owing f. the Imperfect
v.,,,s Of sending them from the Roumanlan dep'tS'
In ARMENIA. there has been skirmdSh near NJ a.
hon, resulting adversely to The Russians Signs o.
d.,eection increase in Tncssaly ana EwrHS' IN
,...l,SSd. the Marquis of Salisbury declared that
.he government desired neutrality.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
BRITISH INTERESTS AND THE WAR.
THE GOVERNMENT POLICY DGFINED-rNRGE SUP
PLIES AT MALTA AND GBRALTAR.

PLIES AT MALTA AND GIBRALTAR.
LoNDoN. Tuesday. Aug. 7. 1877.
Ha Conservative demonstration at Hatfield yes
terdav Lord Salisbury in a speech referred to the
Governments foreign policy: We earnestly deN'-
Gated" he said. "this war. We are the allies ana
friend, of both eOntendiug parties. We dc'ire our
neutrality not only 10 be neutrality OF act, hut ol
sncech But will ask Won to believe that wmie we
owe thoroughly convinced that tie patriotism
of Euehshmen, if we need to appeal 10 H.
= equal 10 any emergency. and Will shrink
Lcforc no sacrifice which the interests or
tr. honor Of the country may demand, we feel IN
oil ,t intensity tina thorror of the crimes and cal
antilles of war which this country has always been
b,uor,hlv DISTINGUISHED for entertaining. Let us
earnestly hope. the two objects being as we sincerely
bieve i'm mo- way divergent that we shall be able to
conduct tbi, county through all difficulties without
treuchiug i'm the fante>t degree on ITS interests OF
honor. and without losing for a single moment the
priceless blessing of peace
Lord Saudon also spoke. lie said that lie trusted
when the moment of settlement comes we shall All
bear I'm mind that il is the greatest interest "t Eng
land that every country the world should Depr"s
rrors and that if any country runs the uSk of be-
r., Illuminated. We should Try to prevent the humih-
otion whether il should bc the a,saaut or the as
sailed Il hope also" he said, that we shall
avoid be fault. which, IN my opinion, has been the
great fault OF European powers III the past, OF inter-
frng on behalf only of co-religionsts instead OF
asking the Turk to secure good government to all
the people Of his vast empire whether they be
Drr,es. Yezidecs. Nohammedaus or Christians"
The Royal Victoria Victualling Yard at Deptiord
is still busy replcnishng the stores which, have lately
been heavily drawn upon in order to provision the
garrisons at Gibraltar and Malta, IN each OF Whlch
there is now accumulated food sufficient Tor the
maintenance of a large army for months.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
MovIyG TRAINS IN THE COAL REGIONS.

WHKEsBAREE, Penn. Aug 7.-At Wanamce
last night Charles Par sh attempted 10 move several
trans OF loaded coal and bring in empty ones, 50
that the miners few 90 whom willing. might 20
TO work; hut the strikers uncoupicd the engine anu
made the cneincer 90 away. TODAY D,puN NhcfH
Rhodes with posse went there, bickcd hy COMPANY
of uicd states troops. lie ont all The loaded ear,
wtof brlug interfcr,d with. pass niger train on the
Valley Il ad Ras stationed at sugar Nocl. also one OF
the Lrhig ana SU>qucnanua at Parsons last su Al
u.I1 LnuIlk tralu. rmmnug rngmLnILN Lu-lN.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
A PURSUIT INTO MEXICO.

GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. 7.-lieut. Bulls
crossed the Rio Grande on the 4th inst, recapured i've
stolen horses and returned to the Texas side on the 9TH
or -chofcld arrested Orytve Valdez hllblsters al
Fssle pass Valdez himself was at Laredo, and war
rant was issued for his arrest but he escaped Cen Is
cohedo and party are at Laredo without funds.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
A SOLID ALABAMA COUNTY.

SELMA, Ala, Aug. THE Democrats car
ried Dallas County ia yesterdays election by 300 ma
orty In the Presidential election the County gave The
Republicans more than 1000 minority. Yesterdays
election was the quicte,t ever known here.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
rI1r WAR IN -ARMENIA.

,,.sst,v BArTAIrONs DEFEATED MAR ARpNHAN'
CoNsTANTINoYLE, Tuesday, Aug. . 1871
Mrkhtar Pasha tclegrapbS under date OF Aug . as
t.l,cys. "Oue thousand Karapack horsemen have
d,fcated two Russian batta,ous with three guns AT
nroircapou near Ariahau."
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
PARADE At suENANDOAH, PENN.

SHENANDOAH, Penn, Aug Some excite
men was created last night by large number Of men
who marched through the streets headed by drums etc.
Thcv ere spcTscd 10y the authorities who arrested
nrvsevcn nf their number. II Is confidently believed
thai most Of the strikers in this region will resume work
before next week.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

OTTAWA, Aug. THE grasShOppcrs almost
amount 10 % plague in Augusta Township They are 80
numerous that farmers cutting fields Of oats IN order
to save them Tor fC rd for their animals.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
THEHOME-RULE LEADER AB0UTTO REIGN.
PRINCE NAPOLEON OPPOSED.

7
In obedience to the instructions of the
Prince Imperial, Baron Haussmann wll be candidate
for the Chamber of Deputies Aaccio against Prince
NapOeOn.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
MORE RUSSIAN CRCELTIEs REPORTED.


The Porte has issued circular recounting various
horrible nasscres which it alleges have been perpe
trated by the Cossacks and Bulgarians. These in
clude the burning alive of seventy Mussulmans Of
the village OF Dynklemi and the cold-blooded mas
sacre Of forty Others well as women and children
The circular declares that the English military
atach6 has asccrtainod the truth of the foregoing
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
cnlnLnrInN In THEssALY AND ETIRUs.

COAfMOTION IN THESSALY AND EPIRUS.
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. & 1871
The Standards Athens correspondent states that
many village, i'm the district of Volo have refused to
nav taxes. The Turks have placed six guns before
the gates Of Volo and threaten to lombard the town
On the first sign Of insuuection. Great uneasmes'
prevails in Thessay and Epirus. lVolo IS town
Of about 1000 inhabitants. Thessaly, one OF the
Greek provinces, is still under Turkish swayI
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
JUDGMENT AGAINST AUDITOR SCHUYLER.

ALBANY, Aug. Tn the case OF the feOple
ex rel Orrn W. sageagnst George Schuyler as Auditor
OF the Canal Department, Referee H. h. sickles Mel re-
nort IA dgy Judgment the amount of 9Y,14O Is rem
dpred in favor OF Mr. sage
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
OTHER FIRES.

C1ycryNATI, Aug. 7.-Longley 4 Co.'s print
ina, establishments at Fosters OHIO destroyed by
Are last night The loss $4,000 insured in Western
companies
RosTON. Mass, Aug. 1.-The building Occu-
MED by J. W Petteng Co., at East Cambridge, for The
manufacture OF sailors oiled clothing was destroyed by
e mis- aftrrnoon The loss on the building Is esti-
mated m ~ 900 and on stock $4,000; total insurance,
$1,000.
BINGHAMTON, n. Y. Aug. 7-B. 5. BenSons
shoe manufactory burned tins morning The amount
of loss including building, is estimated at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
THE FIRE RECORD.


FOREST FIRES IL WISCONSIN CONSUMING VALUABLE
PROPERTY.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Aug. IA disaster oc-
cured IN the town Of Eaton Brown County Monday ar
ternoon During the late drouth that prevailed in ths
section many localities in hourly fear Of lie ana
property The fires ragged with particular severity III 'hS
Town and Monday crowned the work Of destruction 10y
,eeniDg away the houses Of many settlers one settle
mept of Polauders, twelve miles from Green Bay, suf
cred severely About thirty families were rendered
homeless and suffered The loss Of crops. farming TOOLS
clothing and everything they possessed They barely
scaned with their lives. being compelled 10 force th'r
80 thro,rb the line OF the fire about two miles They
bnddnd together for protection on tract or broken
l,d many b,nc severely burned In the face. and, in
some cases their eyesicht impaired Many animals per
1ad iviu i'm heaps whore they crowded together Tor
,cd eaf fV Some portions OF the town have no. been
heard from vet There were heavy shower, Yesterday
and tins morning, and there Is NO probability OF any ur
tI,.r dam
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
GENERAL FOREIGN NEUS.
THE IMPERIAL INTERVIEW.

SNzBURG, Tuesday, Aug. T. 1877.
The Emperor William has arrived here. lie
viii 20 TO I,ch! tomorrow 10 meet the Emperor OF
Austria lI,cbl is fashionable summer resort 1t i
in upper Austria a, and has about 1000 inhabtantsl
THEHOME-RULE LEADER ABOCTTO REIGN.
LoNDoN. Wednesday, Aug. :. 1~57.
The Standard understands that DR.. Butt will
resign his seat tor Limerick and offer himself for
election i'm order decisvoy test the opinion OF the
people Of ireland as to the relative authority Of himself
and MI Pdrnell.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
sEPvIA AND THE PORTE.

BELGRADE, Tuesday Aug, 7, 1871.
The Sluptschina before prorOgation decided TO
contiDue the pavment of the tribute to the Porte.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
GEN. 1GNATIEFFs BOAST

Gen. Ignatieff, while cOnversng with iflend
Who had hinted that the Russian armies actually upon
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-07
Watertown

BUsfEss-The new carriage shop of Wood Eard < Doyle is nearly completed. Mir. Montgomery will open his new drug store on Monday next. He has an excellent location, new stock and fixtures. Messrs. Corning & Skinner will about the same time add another Boot & Shoe store to the three already in town. If compe- titiOn IS the life of business, we may ex. pect to see considerable done in all branches this summer.
 Gen. Heminway will erect another new tenement near the silk shop. Lacy OT. Waterbury has the contract
 The pOtatO-bug has made its appear. ance in great numbers;almost every patch in this vicinity (Guernsey Town). being covered with them. We picked today from less than half an acre four. quarts of sOlid beetles.
 Rev. Mr. Tuxbury preached two yer, interesting sermons. last Sabbath. to ], full congregation. He has not yet move, his family into town but expects to do g soon. The Parsonage is being painted and reftted before he occupies it.
 The Warren House will be full O sanner boarders. as usual, nearly all tn, rooms having been engaged.
 "A Dramatic Entertainment will b, given by the members of the W. D. A. sometime next week. proceeds for tn benefit of the library.
 pR0apruo
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-07
THE WONDERFUL EGYPTIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.

N.4 t : . q poscerfxI ALTERAIITE, TONIC, DE- UkETTC. DIAPHORE1TG, and APERI- ENT, combining Uistsses eCl.iek Te,sder :ss s:ss .ss @% cate aH diseases Of the blood. Its tngFe- dients are of c passesy hass'sIess ectT0c- Egvptian Provissces, and sckere there 6 sens, lt never fails in e5ectsag thae dsse0se peiiing at through she nsaay aad yartosss channels Of the bOdys thereby 0WOactng, snd, indeed, Iosei,sg au the ergans into dstion. A ~ery tssef space cf siaae soilE sDnyssse ang a.;s%s % %.sssg st tts s,.- G6ly, tee very 0cssse oT medical tfissnsphss and tte greatest discOvery of the Rresens :rs sS s hs sf sess :s:sS z s SCROFHIA asd sse sIsosssassd Gssd oso es :s.e ss". m .s"e ss ss S, sSPsa e sas tss s' 'o sss s % assrs a ssss sSGif sss una aS so s BRoKENBIOWN FOX ss1 ENFEEBLED COMPETITIONS it 6 m Po.Cerfsst rej"ceaGtoT, causing the ecreck S sndF once sse0re 10 Gssatzae fhe ese@-sake
 For GTI1TEoUs D1SEASEs. URIN- GGn GosT1TESESs, n1s1ai IfHHR IER IND KHDNET x COMPLAINTS, GENERAL AND NERV- OUS DEBILITY, B HE UM MATIGM, 1, GLANDULAR EN1ARGEMENZE, EPI- THELIOMATOU CANCER, SCURTY, AFFECTIONS OF THE BONES, LNDO- LENT ULCERS, F EMALE COM- PLANTS (G,sd to the gesesler seq it 6 @ tible, and deIScate fsatnJes, Gs it takes direct acti0ss sspo,s theiss Gitssse1stsl AND ALL FORMS OF CHRONIC D1GEAGE IN WHICH THE BLOOD IS THB SEAT OF THE TROUBLE, tt is &nvGIssGbge.a A PerseUerance srith thas remedy sCiu prove P0sitive aud zermsane.st cssre for RIAL POISONS.
 ThousG,sds Of TestinsoHi0ls attest fbe ts.ssth 0f these ctainss. ~t . W Price, One Dollar, Sss large bottles 0s' aias bottles. $6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-07
New Preston.

l PHEASANT SURPRISE. was a very pleasant surprise that the ''Warren Cor net Band" gave the New Preston people on Friday evening, June 1st. They were handsomely treated by D. Burnham and Geo. Wells of the Temperance House We feel like congratulating the inhabi tants of Warren on having so fine band IMPROVEMENTS, ,-Dea. s. J. Averill IS building large addition to his house, Mir. J. Bardon being the architect.
 RIVERSIDE GEx1NARY.-The spring term of this school closed on Friday of last week. It would be needless 10 say that the school has been very prosperous un. der the teachings of Miss Carrie Bolles.
 PEST Po1soN.-D. Burnham has for sale the above named poison which is sure death to the potato bugs. A com plete exemption from the ravages of in sects is guaranteed by the use of it. Un- like the Paris Green it is completely and entirely soluble in water. and can be di- luted immensely and spread over large area of land. Four ounces is sufficient to kill the bugs on one acre of land. The poison does not cost, when carefully ap- piled, over twenty oents. an acre.
 PERJURY CASE. Trial of the perjury case of State vs Newton. was continued on Saturday last. It again occupied an entire day. Mir. Newton was bound over to the Superior Court under $500 bonds, Mir. Henry B. Graves. of Litchfeld, and Geo. Wells of this place, giving bonds for his appearance.
 FORTUNATE MEETING.-Your readers will doubtless recollect tho recent case of horse stealing from the stable of Mr. Frederick Coffman. In Bridgewater, on the morning after the theft, Mir. John s. Gum, of this place, happened to meet a colored person riding horse who stop mad and manfred the way to Litchfeld. As soon as Mir! Gum ascertained that = horse had been stolen he informed the selectmen of BEidgewater that he had seen horse, answering the description of of the one stolen, pass through New Pres- ton. The owner of the stolen horse, paid Mir. Gum a visit, and, after learning the particulars. started in pursuit of the horse, which was tracked as far as Ban tam, and then all traces were lost. Soon after colored person was arrested and placed in the New Haven jail. MT. Gum, learning that the man arrested answer ed the description of the.colored person, he had seen, visited New Haven. last week, and identified the prisoner as the man he had seen the morning after the Bridgewater theft. Mir. Gum will very likely receive the large. rewards offered for the detection of this criminal.
 G.. B.