National Republican., 1877-07-10
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SUMMARY OF THE NEHiS.

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Destroyed by fire.
The reply Of the skuptschina to Prince Man's
speech Is guarded and pacific In tone.
The British Parliament will be asked for a vote
OF $780, 900 in aid of the local revenue CT the Trans
wal.
The report recently published to the effect that
the Turks had decided to abandon Montenegro Is
confirmed.
A dispatch from Paris saws M. Rouher and
other leading Bonnpartists have gone TO ChiSle-
hurst for II grand council"
The centennial anniversary Of the capture Of
Cen Prescott by Col. Barton, of ihc American
army will he celebrated to-day at Portsmouth.
Col. J. W. Woodruff, the oldest officer Of the New
Work division of the Pennsylvania railroad, died
from paralysis at Elizabeth, y. j., on sunday.
Base ball yesterday: At Erie-Erics, :; Phiadel-
phias, O. AT Pittsburg-stars, of Syracuse, O. Allie
ghenys0 0. At dinnapois-BOstOn, .; lndianapo-
liSo
The famine reports from nearly all the Bombay
districts show reduction in the number relieved
Tho total decrease for the fortnight numbers
1000.
The dory New Bedford. twenty feet long. bound
from New Bedford, Mass to Falmouth, England,
was again spoken oil June %. Capt Cnpo and
wife were well, and no accident had so far oc-
surrcd.
The schooner Addle Blaisdell from Philadelphia
@or Charleston with coal, went ashore and sunk on
Frying pan Shoals on sunday. The vessel and
Fargo total loss except the sails and part Of
the rigging The crew escaped.
The following is dispatch from the Czarowitch
dated Sunday: "a body of cavalry, with one bat.
terry. surprised Tirnova on Saturday, aud captured
n Turkish camp with ammunition. baggage and
artillery which were approaching TIrnovn,'
The Sultan recently, at private audience de
tclarcd 10 Mr. Layard, the British representative,
rhat he would not guarantee protection to Chris
IA n a. ia rebpllipu in
Bulgaria and pcrpctrate atrocities In Asia Minor
General Grant and party left Brussels at $50 yes
fcrday morning. The Kings aid-dccamp and
snembers of the American legation accompanied
Ahc party to the railway station. The General is
Expected to arrive at Frankforton. .theM Main on the
a2th or 18th instant.
FIRE at Del Norte Colorado on the 9Th instant.
consumed two blocks, including the post Office and
San Juan bank building and other property, val
nod at s,O0O00 Insurance small The books and
deposits of the bank were saved and business will
IL continued. The particulars are meagre,
A special dispatch from lansing, Iowa, gives par
tculars Of the murder OF Joseph Enos aud his wife
an old couple living OH farm near Brownsville
The house discovered on fire, and aiter the fire
was oxtinguishcd the dead bodies of Mr.. and Mrs
Enos were found In the cellar Two reports Of a
gun were heard a short time before the fire was dis
covered. The murder Is supposed to have been
committed by hired man. aud officers and Cit
Ecns are now in pursuit Of him.
Secretary Sherman held an informal reception a,
fhe custom house In Boston yesterday, which wa
attended by the representative business men OF
that city. He afterwards visited the post office
building in company with Gov. Rice. The Secrc
Snry and the gentlemen accompanying him thci
proceeded in special train over the Eastern rail
irOnd to NowburypOrt thence 10 Indian Hill farm
whcre they will enjoy the hOSpitalitcs Of Majo
s,en Pcrley Poorc. The party proceeds tomorrow
tIa H.
plum island and Rye Beach, and thence along tn,
coast
This last campaign has proved the most disas
trous to the Turks OF any attempt they have eve
tnadc to overcome the Montcncgrins From tn,
day that sueiman Pnsha and All Salb set out Il
effect junction and crush Prince Nikita's litt
army with their united forces 1t has been on
grand carnage. out Of 1900 bashibazouks wh'
entered Montenegro with the Turkish army full!
1000 are now dead or missing. This is indepcnden
Of the loss among the regular troops, who formc'
the bulk OF the army, There arc 1000 Turkisl
wounded at Sentari, and 1000 more are expected t
arrive.
The British Government has information that tn
Russians intend TO occupy Constanlinople at al
risks, unless the Turks anticipate that event b
making peace on the CZaTs terms. The effect G
the receipt of this and other intelligence to Ru,
sian intentions, says correspondent has been
modify considerably the view taken Of the crisis b
certain members Of the Cabinet. The practical on
come will probably he that II the more eneTgeti
members should feel bound 10 adopt an Rctiy
policy they will no longer lie opposed by those q
their colleague who have hitherto been dispose
20 caution. II is reported that powerful rein
forCcInCnt is TO bc sent to the squadron in Bcsik
bay.
There Is every prospect of an exciting time Il
Montreal oil Thursday next, when the Omngemc
are to have their customary annual parade. 1h
Orangcmcn are 10 come down from Canada We
in large numbers To take part In the procession
which the Montreal Orangcmen have decided o
having at all hazards. Nightly drills are going o
and have been for weeks past in different parts
the city, and firearms are being put In order 10y Il
opposite party. The indications are that n host,
meeting will occur bctwcCu the two bodies, al
that blood will be shed, Notwithstanding the u
inouitiOns and advice given to both parties 10y Il
UuIhuTiIics mud clergy. n the day 0Pptonchr' Il
excitement bccUn,s more imtcuao and the author
dc, ART moving qu.rtly to 'cc what action can
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