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New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

Mr. Hart at bow il very light for this crew, but an al
mirable specimen of pluck and muscle. MI Livingston
is member of the noted Ncw-York family OF that haric
and ono Of the most promising Of the new oarsnen lie
is the best man forward and has leen tuoTed by Cooh
fill he has picked up the stroke to PERFECTION lie VIII
lac I'm college for two years 20 come and, Delk al th
usiast In aquatic sports Will be valuable oar TOT i"l
in future races Messrs. Hyde and James have WORKED
hard and deserve c~ct for their proficiency III rowing
but The boat somewhat light with these members "heh
compared with that Of last year. Messrs Cook lhoinp
SON and Collin at g. T. and :, al members OF last
wears crew. and very large and powerful young men,
Long Experience the hard school Of the Yale praccc
boat has made them splendid oarsmeh ana win MI
Wood they make "A team of four not to be matched ny
any UNDERGRADUATES rowing at present MI Wood WHO
was finally settled for stroke, is one OF tue Huc't
looking men TO be seen. His broken leg which threw
him out Of the boat years ago, las knii strongly ana
he is expected CooLs responsible seat 1t stroke
and drive ls crew tiTougn with both power and hls
mcnt. The coxswaln, Mr. Ndrich weighs loo pounds -
1G more than the pilot of Hpryard's course; but his
experience in las years and his general sharpness
is expected to make up ths difference
The friendly relation between the TWO crews Is IN
pleasing contrast The attitude Of suspc'on in which
they used i'm former years stand toward each other
The boatnolscs are hundred yards apart, and the
two ciehs meet and greet each other IN truc student
STYLE with real cordiaty intersporsei with plenty 81
cood-humored chanlng Ex-Capt. Cook, who was Tor
long time after The uhtortub'ic UfE"Hb 4'ho "I"''
IN 1873 regarded by most Harvard men with anything
bu feelings Of amty is on the best oi terms with
many of the most ardent crimson wcarers.
There are none hut what admire him for his doggcd
puck In sticking what he eli to be the best style of
o1rsmausip, in suite of rl1icue and often down
riyht abuse: and few are uny.Jus to acknO Owlcdce
tlat lac has done more 10 adTancc tho trEe IN
t4t,.sts Of rowing tli.m any other man IN
Aiu,sica. Last summer at saratoga ne showed
a keen desire to see Harvard win, ~ was natu-
rail- f,r victory over Cornell by Harvard woi'.d have
uadr Yac's supremacy In 1875 over al other hGt'g
colleges a thing not be questioned. But ~ addition 10
tEiS uc really seemed anxious 90 have IfryGr' "in,
simply boc,U-c il Harvard. prompted Ierii"S hy
feeling similar 10 tfat which, a. CHARLES Eradc lel" h
the Oxford aud Cambridge ri"n nrc animated Oy on TIE
other side Roth wishes the other success over OUT
sideis and then they like ~ tackle eac other Tor irs
place"
However that may be- ~ IL decidedly pleasant chang
to the two oights Fdch good terms an1 " seems 10
indicate that the students the two universities nave
outgrogn the ,pin of childish hickeiinc aud aninoSy
ttey used "Xiih sud determined 20 show inat
great boat race nc well roWcd and fairy lost With
out a foolish iCss OF telnpcr.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
PO S G r p T.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE DANUBIAN CAMPAIGN.

LONDON, Thursday June %, 1877
The whole bank Of the Danube from Hirsova 10
Tultcha is occupied by the Russians. Cernavoda
I35 miles below Slistrial and Medjidie have been
evacuated Telegraphic communication with baoa-
dapb 1913 miles northeast of Silistrial, an inand
town. has been stopped. Cossacks were even OH
Tuesday at Popal eight miles from Cernavoda-
INCIDENTS OF THE CAMPAIGs.
The Gar has ordered another army corps from the
interior to the Lower Danube.
The Gar went yesterday to Turnu-Nagureil'
Vigorous cannonading continues along the Danube.
ItIs rumored that the Russians are crossing near
Sistoya.
The Roumanian Cabinet is in favor of the kou-
manian army crossing the Danube, with the exccp-
tion of NJ. Coganceano, Minister of Foreign Ahairs
who strenuously opposed such step:
A dispatch from Kustendje, "Wednesday, says
the Russian cavalry spreading over the interior OF
the Dobrudjs but the infantry follows slowly. Inc au-
thorities at Kustendje preparing TO evacuate
A Russian general who was wounded at Gurgevo has
died in the hospital at Bucharest Gen Roth was preVi-
ously reported to have been wounded
Two Turkish monitors which were caught by low
water Ia one OF the branches Of the Danube, near Mat
but at latest accounts no reply had been made to the de-
mand The Russians very anxious to capture these
monitors uninjured.
The Wellesley affair has been most satisfactorily ar
ranged Col. Wellesley had interview with Prince
Ciortchakof TO-DAY who invited him to JON the En-
peror's personal headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
SUPP0Rr or THE PRESIDENTS OhDER

THE ANTf-CUsTOM-HoUSE REPunLICANs APPR0YE IT.
About 500 of the city Republicans opposed
10 th Cuton-housc element in the party met last even
ng in Science Hall to listen 70 report ny the committee
gprointed inquire of A0nzD l.. Cornell chairman Of
the State Central Committee, what tIat committee had
done with reference to the resolution passed In 1876
for tie reorganization of the party IN the city.
Tie sneakers expressed hearty approval OF Pr, ST.
dent Uaycss recent order concerning of'ce-holders.
Thomas T.. Stewart presided. Henry c. Robinson re
uorfef Tor tie committee that he lad written % Mr.
cornell last week The subject referred to- hut had not
received aiy as Mi. Robinson Offered the follow
mg resolutions, which were adJpiDd almost uuahI-
r0uslY:
esrel the President s. feso rvng ~ The hearty and
simultaneous thahs of Republicans ana OF the country ~
lr., q c at sru cAIG ncgl.on pf the theory oi
reform. irs Cuor directing
thaf Federal officer, shall attend 10 tAcr official dulles fri
af,rv nrd attend 70 such pOhuca dre 3s they shall
voluntarily to perform as cli.4f
I,4ltei Ifat confident ilat the withdrawal of
official dictaon fr the agenert ~ tlc Local
os state ano local INVENTIONS vii bring lie INTO
me Republican party and lead II to flesh and important
victories.
Roiref That oiuiaous silence u the present Renb.
licau Central Cprusttee o. Ills Ctf, otl indication it
eTuncsi 81 is city cannot express ts sentiment through
rs grc5eat mauts 1ncut
Mr. Gilc began 20 read resolution " the recent
ostrais OF ri Snnu by Judge Hilton at TIE Grand
Union Hotel" but Dec arcd out OF order. The meet
ing tton a,JouIned until Monday. July Q.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
MURDERED By A DRUNKEN RUFFI1N.

he sTABs MAN WHO TRrFs TO EJEcI HIM.
James Gallagher, who has had charge of the
large tenement building al No All East Twelith-sL
Disturbed sleep about ii o'clock last night by a
noise In OF the halls. He found large and
powerful man wandering about through the build
ing ia a state OF intoXcaton. Gallagher after
vanly endcavorng TO persuade him qult the house,
took him by the shoulder and pushed hm through the
hal and out OF the door Suddenly the turned and
drawing from bis coat sleeve sharp shoemakers knife
plunged u into Gaagher's abdomen, inilicing deep
and dangerous wound. He then staggered away
hraudishng the bloody knife and swearing In loud and
bosrrOus An officer ~ the Seventeenth Precinct
aHreettd the drunken assassin, who identified by
Gallagher and who gave his name AZ james Quinn Of
No I45 Mulberry st, and said NJ was shoemaker by
trade He bad evidently been extended debanch
~ his face flushed and swollen with drink covered
with cus and bruises, from which blood had flowed h.
strcarn down his bosom. lie was locked up to await he
IA sult ~ tho injuries which he had Inflicted The fnifc
lad facd Gaashrr's mtesines inieilng AN injury
was conveyed Ia as Ins condition " bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
ANTI-TAMMANY REORGANIZATION.
GOV. RoBtNsON's .CTION DENOUNCED.


The Anti-Tammany Democratic Executive
Committee met last evening at the Everett House ior
tue purpose of organizing for the coming campaign
Emanuel b. Hart presided. Senator BXby read inc loi
lowing plan OF reOrgan.Zati0n Ira Shaer, the C1r-
man of the General Committee IL directed TO Issue call
for primaries for the first Tuesday IN September; te
new General Committee shah consist OF not less tan ooo
members each Assembly district shall he allowed one
delegate for every 200 Democratic voters residing there
the Executive Committee shall consist of 90 members )
every Assembly district shall be entitled to have mc-
ber on tho Executive Commttee Assembly dlstnets
with 20 delegates 10 the General Comttee shail nave
two members on the Executive Committee, with 80 dele
gates three ard with 40 delegates, four The plan 10
proposed adopted. .
Tie following resolution offered by Timothy Shea, was
adopted: -. A.,
ResOlred That we believe the bills passed NV the
last Legislature, Fuown the Omnibus bil the Dll
abo fishing tie Marine CoIri. aud the bills relating 10 he
coronere and bc commissioner OF jurors were the en-
bodmen the principle o. rctrcucLlnehl ana Iciorh
forming the groundwork of thc platform upon WAcl We
Democracy were vlct0oIs last Fall, end hat Gov k0-
nson IN defeating these measures, labored undef ms
apprehension IS 10 needs OF the tlx1dden people OF
this city and that such msaPprehcns WAS due 10
Tammany Ual iufuonce; and shat such action on the
part The Governor is evidence of the evlls % h
suurcnacy Of Tainmany Hall. whose leader dcmaDutu
defeat OF rhe measures mentioned, thus ut.TlfuE
the people OF the relief repeatedly promised th'lh
from the burdens saddcd upon thcm by the lamlndhl
Ring i'm the shape OF army OF unnecessary ocas ahu
"a cumbersome aud cxtravagant government.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
LIyELY CLASS DAY EXEECISES.
HOW THE SENIORS or the COLLEGE or THE CITY
OF NEw-YORK FORGOT rHEIR DIGNITY.

HOW THE SENIORS or THE COLLEGE or THE CITY
OF YEw-YoRK FORGOT THUR DIGNITY.
The CIass-day exercises of the Seniors Of the
College Of The city Of Ncv-York wore held yesterday
afternoon in the college building at Loxmgton-aye. md
Twenty yhrd-st The boys had i. all 10 Themselves. rne
professors were allowed whole day to rccupcrac and
10 store up dignity for Commencement exercises The
members II the Glass of IT and their guests took pos
session OF the chapel at . y. proper dignity was
observed through the first part Of the pro-
efdmme hut general hilarity broke out to-
ward tho end. Robert - Mctr'cle0n. the President
of the class delivered q formal address. David VI.
specialist in this way only could eminent success nc
obtain Il. J.. Andrew Huber iccltcd toe class poem,
which was well received. Irving H. Tars history OF the
c,as contained gi account O the deeds GOOD aif bad,
and NJ tho couspicnous scrupcs Of the different
~ TIE Glass Ol II, during s four years course
Brrugrd 10th uttered the class prophecy. II st at
father the man, and pictured the sad ends ~ those
atldents renowned for virtue. II contained many
hits tbat were caviafc 10 the general
Nj. Looh also pres nt"d me class medals Like cream,
these went bJ canuatics and were Intensely sarcastic
There was medal for tic hardsomest man. winch was
ciVcn 10 thc pGHct there NHf one Tor the WichficSt
MAN. and tlI0u 4, long list Mr. 10th concluded
by slowing medal tha' intended for himself, aHi
suggested that the audience should speud its leisure U
Guessing what The merits diSh re thai had won H. The
audience having observed tie Urncnle upon which these
hOnCrS had been distributed quickly concluded th1t Mr.
l0th lad born away the medal i0r lack Oi assurance
When later ne received another medal Tor ncr% the moot
innocent lie scored 0ue against the donors by reply
in that the best1Wa in feet, wac In s.uso crrcct"
The Glass ceremonies consisted of y grand smoke all
TIC Commencement exercises Ehc st 1aerr AZ the same
ume Iohctfoed lrS 81 u" oia.ions lrl - denver
dents yaeaictnrv. and nficr the singing ~ le Glass
soug the words Of which were hy Z. a. Huber. IVY
planted with aypropriatc rites on % northwest
size q the college boidng The ivy oratio was dciv-
cred by James irhy.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
YALE-HARVARD.
nnrnApINC EOR THE RAGE.

PREPARING FOR THE RACE.
YALR's EXCELLENT FORM AND sTYLE-HARVAhpS
SUPERIORITY IN WEIGHT AND sTRENGrH-fHk
RESULT TpoUBTFUL-YRIENDLY RELATIONS OF THE
TWO CREWS.
tyRoM THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNkI
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 27.-Apart from
any prejudice OF preference the most interesting Oh no
crews here to the boating is that OF Yale Tor the
reason that this represents the full mower ana
sut OF the long continued and patient efforts Of Capt
Cook and will no doubt long be remembered az an u
paraeled specimen Of form and style. II contains "'t
four OF Cooks veterans. who have been dri'eu anu
drilled by him till they row with the precision OF ma
chimes, and they all very fine ana po"eiiui "en
The forward end of the boat manned by smart, quick
young fellows, who. with the advantage Vi h"'i"s '
old team always before their and with the constant
and pertinacOus coaching OF Cook nave picAeu up s
stroke 40 that their form may fairly he said to be better
than that OF last year The trouble WIN tue iae 'to
IA lack OF strength Harvard has the advantage IN that
respect the contest is likely to be closer 'a ~ Vi
last year.
Kennedy most powerful ana enduring o""m""
Koeg WAS the surest man in the boat, always pulling
well and hard. The subtraction OF sucn men aS 'e9e'
and of Cook himself cannot fail TO be felt in any crew.
and the consequence that while the form ana sye ,nS
wear in the Yale boat are II anything better than last
wear II is not likely that this crew pull as fast ns
that one for want the muscle and power which
characterized that crew. Last year Yale was OH pa'
vifh Harvard IN weight aud strength, and had an ad-
vantage in point OF form and style Ihls year Ine "
nac in style IA still on Yales side, but the strength
thiuk, s with Harvard Yale Is the iaVoHte s'i p"'
tines are equal enough TO make it very interesting
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
MILK FROM DISEASED COWS.
TIE UNDERGROUND STABLES IL THE CITY-PREsi
DENT CBANDLEHs VIEWS.

TIE UNDERGROUND STABLES IL THE CIIl-IRESi-
DENT CHANDLEHs VIEWS.
The Health Department continued the invcs-
ti.,lious yesterday regard to confined in badly
ventilated cellars and fed upon distery grains Assist
en-. sanitary Inspector William Dwyer, NJ D. who Las
charge OF these eases secured the arrest Of Aaron Harris
No I5 Essex-st-the facts in regard to whose under
ground stables were published IN TEE TRIBUNE on
We,incsdayon a charge Of keeping 10 COWS at No. l6S
Diyisiou-st without permit The prisoner was taken
before Justice Murray at the Essex Market Police Court
and held M $500 for trial Inspector Dwycr stated last
evening that had been issued 70 remove iminco'-
eclv four cows kept at No 56 LudOw-st. At No. l73
Dcaucey- - cows were found - Of which were being
r,ilkod At No GS Clinton-st were 10 cows, and Il
sf,n'on-st between Attorney and Clinton were 10
mere Dr. DNNer had hecn informed tfdi COWS "tIe
Act 10 HayarJs near Mulberry, Dut 'hh pace ad lo1
President Chardler Of the Health Board said TO a
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that 1he mere iecdlht oi
cows on brewers grains was no particularly hnriiI'
ard this ~ ght be considered sood ood foI cows Brew
eis grains are WOduceo aS loH0Nb' nt,'! =. a., I,
:. -i-0ut auI atDr,said dried, When n S c1od udll
-,ad .'e 4tcrn.l is ext~acted by hot water, what-
ey,r h sonblc being taken NJ Tbs solution constitutes
subuitt.@ (" iivce., o' i - IT, -, IN,
o. ale That pat o me mali ina. uoSs hT osf".Ns III
contain Cenuiosc abamcu, staron phosphates, %c ana
constitute good food .,,-
dffer,nt thing The distiers start with corn meal TO
which rs added boiling water, making what Is calico
e sugar Thtu yeast is mixed aith the product, ana
e Whole fefmeuted, turning Ee suS.r mo alcohol
Tnr alcohol Is removed by process Of dstation, and
tne residue IN tie still called dstilicry swliL Ib is
lei Eot 10 closely confined COWS, winch nave lC or no
lher food and arc Sep, IL crowded, unhealthy, aud
presidential stables There Is no particular reason lo
feeiuL tc sWN not except ttt lLe proprietor on ul
COWS h thrs saved the trouble Of keeping IT, Distciy
s,gil contains ceulOsc starch. gum sugar aiDuilel
pHatos and other sasdi tie elements O ioOd De
sidcs ttc alcohol Tie objection 10 dstileiJ sWlI j.
p0f the absence nutritious material mt tAe iaci tt II
Is NOT mo Iinc Of food cows Orgauzcd 10 assiuiiaie
A. s liquld food, not and alcoholic hnd Of Srael.
ws are herbiyorous animals and 20 feed them on tins
efnf as uuuatuial rs g. make lion or u2ei I'VE on
rase Tus loOd aud crOwdlug Ia uarro" no'sonc quar-
irr. makes tre sick Their ali- rot Oh, ana hey
lc..,e covered with tout ulcers No urlraltiy animal
cs, rtoduce ue.luy mix Tnis treatment OF COWS is
se-.t loflidicn Dy ire laws OF Gs STATE which MAKE
II pi .iDecuci 70 sci MIX iIom cove leu win usu'-
lels sWlI.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

Nil DEsPERANDUM.-One of the Scotch
Judges rather noted Tor his light treatment 0f serious
punishments had sentenced man, convicted Of
sheep stealing be hanged the 2sh Of the ien
rent The prisoner when being conducted out Of
dock. turned round to the Judge, who was busy
ranging his papers previous TO leaving the court and
cried ont, " MY lord, my lord haena got justice here
the day - The judge looking up from lis occupation
with a twihsIe OF grim fun in has consolngly
sweied, Weel we-l my man. yen get 1t on the 18th"
Servant answering doOr-bell rung by little
ragged bog )C0c, 40 right away; We have got nothing
ior you BOyHan't asked You for notbn' yet, have
Servant (bantengly We'll what would you have asked
forl BoyDdnt KNOW but this house was for sale, aud
If 1t was, wanted to Duy 1t.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
ONE MAN KILLED AND TWO FATALLY HURT

Ouc 1l;lE WIS instantly anu WV ''"''f'
were fatally injured, 10y accident yesterday morning
Al the new building of the Brooklyn Sugar II flung Com
pany. on Firsst, between South First and South sec
ond-sts Brooklyn. On Tuesday afternoon the hosting
Of the center piece Of sugn-pan, weighing about IL
tone was begun under the direction Of the contractor
l. : J. lard When The work resumed early yes
terday morning Of the spars OF the derrick oro1e'
and the heavy casting25 feet in dameter-fell to the
ground. The breaking shear-eg struck workman
named Charles Symus Of Firsst.. in the a0domen ana
instantly killed him. Henry Seaman of No 3si Second
st. was caught in the rope ana thrown to the grord,
distance Of l2 stories lie struck the ground WIN u
heavy tnud and picked up insensinr, but not dead
Al the Eastern District Hospital II was found thnt hs
legs and of mis- rbs were broken, and ne dOubcs'
viii die. John COlsion of NJ. "a Frst-st, a la10icr
who was standing beside Svmus, was struck ny the
broken shears ana Ills leg broken and ms hacS IN
i6icd. Others o. ;hc Worknen were slightly iu1urcd
An investigation OF thc Case Of the accident was lnad"
hv Coroner Noan. Henry seaman. in his aute-morcm
statement sad that Mr. BiGrd careful workman
4ad a competent director, but that the timber Wnich
broke should have been much stronger to support SO
,tt,.. IA
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
4 SEQUEL OF THE LorEzMoRIsoY MAERIAGE.

4 SEQUEL OF THE LOPEl-MORIsON MARRIAGE.
Mrs Sarah j. Liitis, domestic by occupation,
end with ixed place of residenee even in Goudings
Directory has instituted legal proceelirgs against
Frederick Morrison OF No. Ii3 West Frtysecoud St..
5000. In which sum size alleges she has been
Injured by written aud ora statements made 10y that
gentleman Mrs. Lills cook IN the Morrison hOuse-
hold during the time of tue ciandestine cOurtship and
marriage Of Mlss Go0rGaBa Morrison and Joseph Lopez
My MORRISON charged Ms. LlIb with having aided Ljpcz
IN bringing about the marriage with view b. black
mail. Mis-, Morrison ai-O declared that IL through
infatuated with Lopez. Mls. liis now claims thai Mr..
Morrison has called her thief prostitute AMI nprOr
thai ne has threatened ,end her 10 the pcntcnry
and that in consequence ~ these charges and threats she
has boon unable 70 Sc are position The papers IN this
ca4e have been placed In the hands OF officer for
service. bU the defendant cannot Dc Ound. The officer
has called ~ is sdcncc almost daily for week. but
M Morrison Is never found home IL the opinion OF
Mrs LII gseounsel that he is eyading the service.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

RACE BY STOCK EXCHANGE CREWS.

The Stock Exchange Rowing Association had
four Dared race River yesterday Afternoon the
being az follows;
RED AND BLUE-R. W setback stroke, weight IA! pounds
C. III. Leland No 3 lSO pounds Joel PaEer 40. 2 i4S
pounds Edward Drake. bow $50 pounds G. Hud,on,
swain. lOJ pounds.
BLUE WnfF-R u. HTartshorne. stroke, weight lI5
pounds A. " de GOicOura No. g. 1G0 pounds r. A. Haigh
No. li0 pounds L. o.. Florence bow l2O pounds; c. r.
Froth;nebam, coXsSain, l22 pounds.
The Red and Bne pulled in the stock Exchange zig
and other in Nassau Club shell The
mile straighaway. The start made s 5S3 The Blue
White gained little few seconds and gradually
throughout the conrs coming winners
IN minutes anu seconds the Setback three lengths De-
hind.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
REGATTA OF JERSEY CITY YACHTS

HIVhI IN Vr 'I'fs0TI NtII YACHTS.
Most Of the large vessels of the Jersey Civ
Yacht Club entered for the nineteenth animal re-
gatta yesterday. The course for the fret and thru
olasses from an imaginary line between the Judge.
boat of Bedoes Island 10 Buoy No. sla Csouth-west
spin and RETURN for the second class 70 and around th
Hospital ship West Bank The yachts were started a,
1880 m. with the Pirate first TO cross the line Ta
positions of tn yachts not changed materially untn
or Owls Head. when the Regina passed the Pirate
The Mgnon rounded the Hospital Snip af 2:3s.l5 f,l'
lowed by the Spray 2:l2:15. The Regina wa. the art
boat 20 round Euoy No. Sig at 25S. followed by the P
rate at 3: 800 the hhgnOn reached home drs 4:j4
followed 10y the Spray minutes affcrward and cas bs
winner in Ter class Dy minutes and So sccos OF tho
boats which around the longer coarse tho kegn.
was the first TO reach home, 52.2O heng tIe
winner in her class. Tue knight Tmplar was lie win
ner In tac third class The following Is table Of the
start, finish. actual time. and corrected time:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

PROVIDENCE. Il. l., June 27.-This evening n
banquet was given NJ the Music iIa by the city authcr-
tics to tie scccty OF the army of The Potomac. Plates
were laid for 500 guests. col A. f. Dexter ofcIated as
oast-maser and responses made BY senator H. b.
AuouN Coy Van T.. ndi Gov. Iar rant Gen. Robinson
Of New NOrh Gen BURNSIDE, Mayor D0yic, Corporal Tan
ner of N-y-IofkJ j. wilson noris r. Phadcipha, Hayatd
Taylor tIe Rev Dr. Beilt nd, and others. The testify
ities closed al a late hour
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
THE BOSTON BANQUET.

cONCLrDI.G ToAsTs AND sPrrCHEs.
DosroS, June 27.-At the close OF Attorney
Geuetai Deyenss speech the sentiment The E,riei al
Constitutions" was announced 10y PrcTdcn Cogeswclf of
the nassachu5ctt, Senate. Commerce and Navigation"
called eat Collector Smmon-.
Or Oliver Wendell Holmes next read characteristic
cally humorous poem.
Judsc Charles Levi Woo6bury responded for the
Judc.a y" tao RcS Dr. = w. Iothrop fOrthe Clergy"
.dge EussoIl Tor tue "IIpOlnatc : ryce" and Prof.
Vim EN.trtt To " Harvard College" 5pcccn,s were
made by other 70 ucmdn, UrOiOugIng the festivities until
u.lu
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
SFRVIA AND ROTMANIA.

LONDON, Thursday, Juno 2S, ISI7.
According to the latest version, the journey
Of nee Milan il sal! 10 have lad at cas: positive
rcsnlt namely an understanding about the ultimate
oneration OF scryia and Ramana. Both States voun-
reered to cooperate with Russia who, however, declines
20 identify her cause with theirs. Russia has 20 certain
extent left to freedom of action TO undertake ven
fures at their own Isk beyond the sphere of Russian
military operations and IL Is quito po sibe that Princes
their action.