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THAT LoSG-PESD1SG DIVORCE CASE.
PARIS, Aug. 4.-Adclina PATHS case has been
decided Both the lady aud her husband had
filed applications for judicial separation.
Nine. PATHS application was refused. Her
husbands was granted. The sentence
states TINT Nine. Patti does not even
offer to bring forward my proofs of
facts she alleges On the other hand, the
documents placed before the tribunal, particu-
la1ly the correspondence addressed to Nine
Patti by third person, show that her conduct
did the graye=t injury to. her husband. The
Court, therefore, pronounccs against her.peti-
tiun for separation Of body and goods, and con-
dclnns her to pay costs. As divorce is unrecog-
nized By French law, neither party can marry
again. The sitting was public. The Marquis
de Caux was present. The decision was rem
dcred by the tribunal OF the first instance.
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the boys to throw bricks. but carefully avoided
firing any himself. When the police made q
raid on the crowd, he sat back On railing and
looked Us uE ~oncrrned and meek as etarg. >
Teutonic eye upon the rascal, and gave him
away to :scop,'' who took him down. He
was nipped week ago last Tuesday in the
prime OF his glory He ''dldn't do nothin',"
but was held to the Criminal Court just the
sane in bund6 of $500.
Walter Ratican, Henry Schrader, and Arthur
Kramer rsere- three men old enough to keep out
OF bad company. All were Of light complexion,
and tho latter was scarlet all over. lie was a
Hlbernian, :siI feet high, had scarlet hair. a
scarlet whiskers. He was vehement In his pro-
testations oil innocence. although it was proven
that he was having lots OF tun at the time Of MS
arrest. He led regiment and com. ON.
back into the stables. The Colonel and his
two aids-de-camp were turned over to the ten
der mcrcies Of the Grand jury in bonds OF $500
each.
Charles Schultz and Charles Perry had plenty
Of friends, including an Alderman, to give them
q certificate Of good moral character. They set
up the
plea, ind the Court was affected; still he was
forced to make an example OF them; and bound
ing found in bad company.
John Martin and Robert Furton, two quite
Young men, wero accused OF devastating the
region OF Blue Island avenue, stopping street.
cars, etc., aud were held to the Criminal Court
The case Of Louis Schwartz, another rioter,
was continued to the Sth, III boilds OF $1,000, By
Justice Scully. .... ..
The above is fair sample Of the disposition
of something like hundred Of these in
nocent young. men. Probably not one
pleaded guilty to his >, charge. None
Of them did anything; bur "who threw that
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TIE TRAMP NUISANCE.

DDS MONIES, Ia, Aug. 5.-Dispa1ches re-
ceived last night and this forenoon from J. B.
Grinnell, Receiver OF the Central Road Of Iowa,
state that mob Of tramps haze possession Of
the Central Railroad at Aclley, Ia. Gen. R. Y.
Ankeney, Deputy United States Marshal, let
for Ackley last night, and will summons posse
at the towns along the Central to disperse the
tramps. So far as known no acts of violence
have been perpetrated. The main trouble
seems to be in the tramps taking possession of
the trains and compelling the engineers to run
them out to tie ncighDoring stations On c1-
rr1r-fnpq.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Special Dispatch to The tribune
C1ScIsSAT1, Aug. 4.-Judge Wilson, OF the
Police Court, this afternoon sentenced two more
Of the rioters engaged in firing the Ohio i
mississippi bridge across Mil Creek to thirty
days in the work~house, $500 fine, aud $500
bond Tor good behavior. The fine is equivalent
to TWO years in the work-house.
Four OF the rioters hare been sent IN On the
same sentence, and other trin!s are TO follow.
=. WASHINGTON.
r1 5pec0! Dssoasch to The Tribune.
has decided to retain Unlted States troops in
the disturbed districts iu the mipiug rc:.;on
until peace is restored. The Instructions to the
troops are,to prevent the destruction Of prop
erty. aho TO- protect any miners who may wish
~ 6S ~ HoAN~ =. -. -:
=..-... COMPROMISE.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, Aug. 3.-OnlY one mine
the Potomac-was at work yesterday, and it is
on condition, that Il IS ceuts snluld be the rate
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but business . has been y exceedingly
small, though below the surface there
seems to exist disposition to greater conf
dcncc Reports about Austria raising money
and >mobIliztng troops caused q general decline
early in the week. Then followed general
rise on the statement in the House
Of Commons On Tuesday last by Sir
Stafford Northcote, Chancellor Of the
Exchcqucr, that it would not be- necessary to
submit any special vote on account Of. the re-
ccM dispatch Of troops and the fleet to the
East, aud it Was vcry doubtful whether It would
be necessary to ask tor any further sum in the
course OF the year, which seemed to be
EXCEEDINGLY WELL RECEIVED
on the Continent. Oa Thursday, while foreign
stocks declined, there was considerable rise in
home securities, The ability OF the Turks to de-
fcud the road to Constantinople being taken to
indicate less necessity for English interference.
On Friday prices were well maintained, the re-
suit being general rise IN home securities as
opposed to slight decline in the foreign mar
kct.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
continued to recover on kilograms reporting the
repression Of the riots. For many weeks past
We have ycnturcd to remind our readers that
speculative markets are artidcial1y supported
We hare pointed to the low value OF money,
which enables operators to easily hold large
amounts of stocks of the market, to the scare
ity Of the stock and the consequent fines for
non-delivery at successive settlements, and the
large political and financial interests which lie
in the direction OF sustaining prices.
The continued support given to foreign stocks,
notwithstanding the Russian reycrscs, puzzles
everybody, but tends to confirm those remarks.
Tie current opinion that 9 per cent beats poll
tics will, however, soon be tested, for, whether
the strong resistance of the Turks prulongs the
war or not, the tendency in the money market
is toward dcarness. and The artiiciality Of the
present range Of prices will soon be tried.
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Slll(.f[lE.

Providence, R. l.. Aug. John A. Cham
paccrt, aeigarnakcr Of Worcester, arrested here
CHARGED With defrauding the revenue, was
placed in cell, wheH ne shot himself, dying in
stantly.
NEW YORK., Aug. 4.-The body OF ]. T.
Murphy, who killed himself in AIuTrav's gam
blins-hou.e, will be sent to Elgin, Ill, at the
request of. .MurphY's mother.
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A LITTLE PREMATURE.

WHAT RAILROAD, MEN THINK.
1t is the general belief among railroad men
that the great strike, which has just closed, has
been brought on prematurely By the instigatiou
of one or more stock spectators, WHO acted
nMcphistopheles mud induced the men on
some Of the roads to quit work when they did.
From what can be learned, it seems that strike
has been talked Of in the councils Of the. Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers and in the
Union of the fire aud train men ever since the
last reductions were made By the various rail-
road companies. The signal for general
strike was to have been given in 0cto-
taken the leadership. But as the trainmen
and switchmen- and other railroad employees
chose to prccipitate the tight before everything
was ready, the. engineers refused to lend their
assistance, and kept at work. This would at
count for the stand taken By most Of the loco
motive engineers during the late troubles. This
body OF men are OF Il higher class than others
employed on trains, and their organization-the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Enginecrs-is one
of the most effective organizations Of the kind
in the country. They hare an organ OF their
own, which Is edited BIZ a COMMITTEES from their
own ranks, and at the head OF which IS the chief,
Mr.. +. II. Arthur, Of Cleveland These men
knew that the strike was precipitatcd by design
ing and malicious parties to further personal
ends, anti, therefore, could not be driven
tiLcnt would prove abortiye because OF lack
Of organization and leadership. But because
the engineers behaved so well during the late
difficulty, tile railroads must not take it for
granted that they are over all their troubles,
and that another strike will not occur.
A TRIBUNE reporter has lately conyerscd With
number OF prominent locomotive engineers,
and from them has learned that strike Is still
contemplated on such roads as had not restored
the wages to what they were before the last
nof3n nF fbaF1
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ROBBERY AND MURDER,

LITTLE Rock, Aug. 4.-Col. Logan 4. Roots.
Treasurer Of the Texas Il California Stage
Company. OF this city, is just in receipt Of q
telegram from Daniel c. Stevens, superintend.
cut Of the lines Of that Company In Texas,
west Of Fort Coneha, stating that the Indians
made arnid at Mureio Springs. killed driver
named Henry Dill, and took. of twelve head OF
mules. The murder and robbery took placethe
last day OF July. The news came bg stage to
Fort Stockton, the end Of the military telegraph
1inaa
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Aug. fin the House Of Commons,
this afternoon, the South Africa bill was read a
third time. The obstruction seems to he
stumped out \
LONDON, Aug. 4.-Field Marshal Charles
Frederic de Steinmcitz died las: night Of heart
disease, ut the baths at Landeck, in Prussian
Silesia.
HOLIDAYS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 4.-To-day and Monday are
holidays on the Cotton Exchange. .
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Paid u that region they we're to have it, other
The boatmcn had ! conference yesterday, but
came to no definite conclusioI. ~ " !
..- THASks. ~ 49,. c...
Of War has received letter from the Commit
tee Of Public Safety at Plttsburg, thanking him
for his action during the recent troubles, and
requesting that II permanent garrison, as large
as the. condition OF the army will ndmit, be
stationed Ut the Allegheny Arsenal.
= = ~ - 'COHMEEDATIOS.
Postmaster-Gcnerai Key publicly commends
the employees Of the postal service who were in
the midst OF the recent troubles for the faithful
manner in which they performed their arduous
and oftentimes perilops duties. -''s~
NEW JxRsHY.
New YORK, Aug. '4.-Gov. Biddle, Of New
jersey, SAYS some Of the soldiers will leave
Philllps6urg Tor their homes this evening. and
the remainder will probably be Withdrawn early
next week.
ARRESTED.
new York, Aug. 4.--1Itrman Helm has been
arrested here charged with spiktnE switches at
East Albany during the recent railroad troubles.
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| Correspondence Of the .uuz 7oun tAn4ca} argus
I. Jnne 20
PRETORIA, June Z, 1oT.-The nearer We ap
| preached to Pretoria On our pilgrimage hither
! uard. t,o moro ra boor7 in ,ro;ea of ,,,,. to,
~ ~ F| 4A'~ -. - P1~1'e - Wv W.
eaa1ory tone which hao oeen aoopteo WILD sc
much success by Sir T. Shcpstoue. The amnesty
which be llas proclaimed, the high sense OF ius-
tim which hc h,e shorn IN , +ru,v E,g1;sb
14es VIII" us 10 sao1"' - t'u,s IuSIau
sp'r's' ~ paving TO Inc BOOTS JUST ueo1s long
due to them ey their former rulers and refused
md = po,ica rourt ha.a1 m nr,ncn1ss h;tbortn -
~ o-ie~ .-I ~ pA~8 "t1t w
unh'1o"n mere, a1l 1ncsc anu similar acts nave
inspired confidence into the people and left no
room, for rcpret in the mind Of any one TINT he
- 80. ~ ~
wv nao eoat4'oueeo ~ oeuos1itute 1ns1ls'i Eu1e
fora scandalous misgorernment.
On the whole there can be no doubt that the
Boer nonu1ation are. almost tn man hannv ot
49, pop 1s. -. 4.-,ooS w . n"u' napps ~
~. e"au' 49, 'no.o ~. eouten.,u WIN .pe
ne" ruler anu his acts. Nevertheless, the
minority have demonstrated, and have sent 4
dcputation to protest against the annexation and
.s,'- ~.,..>-- -. 49, So, 80: W 49, ~
a,a ,r;, ,,at .s. 4ass y. 80 =
mission We WILL not waste time III conJectunng,
especially as petition is being verY numerously
signed by all the best people Of the country, not
alona thar cafisfaction al hacon>nr
80, .o .Apt @A4su s'aes4ou a3 uesont'os
Engnsn suo}ects, out praying earnestly that their
present Governor mag BE- left to rule over them.
Their petition NAV BE- taken to represent very
truth1n1lv the rea1 fee1;no of o,,r now f,.1rn;1
ss...s.: ~AA ~ >S14AS' - oa' 4'c" Aeuo"
suo3ee.S"
II Is Impossible to avoid looking forward with
anxious t.nrinsty tn the cfftrt which the mar
ve1ous srcress of Sir r Sha,stona will hora
unon t,,a GoverrInent and 1,enn,o ~ Enotana
Nh 49, ~ N'4.o' .Ao esoP'e - H"s'ano.
wa tne immense wealth OF the prize dropped
Into the mouth Of Old England be appreGated4
Will the people OF England be fcady to omen
their purse-str1ngs and take military possession
OF the country iu such n manner that It can b.,
held against al comers, black or YLite1 viii
the capitalists Of Eneldnd be ready to see in this
wonder4u ully rich country uuc of thu rrantlrst
fields That ever was nrescntcd to man for the in
vestncnt of ,apltIt And viii tbr.- ie raa.r -, -
let dow into tic Transyaai Mt feasi a nor,n NJ
tie incalculabIe wealth now nrnt m at I,n,ne
idle, usuicss, and uninyestctll ~ .4N''-'
Can;tal AMI imm;~ra,;on .re tho +uo oroat w
ouirr1ncnts herr now thn fnrmcT @ ~ % derslonth.
Resources Of the countryIthe latter tn n>Es 1n
the Rorr IN ,rf;on ans rnu him ~ - a. H. ~
for The ,ouc IF wealth noon: uhah bo - T. go 60
tcnt" to sit md awS his i;f =, M
simnli,itr, w;thu,.r ever o;vn@ mo tn,aht ~ ~
t,,a Improvement nf hs nosf i'm ~ +ha aGo,,1s "
ton Of Greater wealth Than his fat her han ~
him. ''' - >''1-' ''@'>~ o~1o1~
such men are obstructive tn ,,roorcss and
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Obituary.

New York, Aug. 4.-col. Grover, OF Ohio
died to-day in the Grand Central HoteL The
post mortcm shows that the Colonel died from ?
ah overdose of hYtlrate of chloral."
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New loEK, Aug. +.--Arrived, steamships
Wyoming and City Of Berlin, from Liverpool.
LONDON, Aug. 4.-sseamshtps Labrador and
Russia have arrived out. - !: IL
FATHER POINT, Aug ARRIVED, steamship
Polvneaicn, from Liverpool =:
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

k2ecid1 Dispatch to 7.e Tribune.
LoSDos, Aug. 4.-The Elanomia says prices
OF stocks The past week have been moved up-
ward and downward by political events, !
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EAfREZZIENIEET.

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. As. K Mann, an In
suranee agent, has been discovered to be an
embezzler OF the cornpany's funds to the
amount OF &, 600. His present whereabouts are
unkn0MD.
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BosroS, Mass, Aug. 4.-Charles Bailey and
Charles R. Cass we're arrested to-day for passing
counterfeit Is and 50 cent pieces, aud large
quantity Of metal, dies. pates, casts. ETC., Weta
secured at their residence.
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several hundred work people. But such success
e2nld ., not not BE- permitted TO go On with inpu-
a system OF depredations, compelling Kara
giosoglu to submit to extortionate taxes. He
himself WAS
FREQUENTLY wAILA1D AND ROBBED,
but could never obtain redress from the courts
Last year the insults culHlinated in vile as
sault On his house during his absence by party
Of BashfBazouks, who outraged bis wife, and
carried OF every article OF value that they could
tablishment and retired to Roumania. It is not
alone the peasantry Of Bulgaria, but the better
Glasses as well. that have suffered.
The Mosque Dsamesi, at the head of the stem
ge!a ROAD. leading up from the Valley Of the
byzantine style 1t is in the Turkish uuartrr
u the town, or rather what was the Tur,-ish
quarter before the Russians came in SIGHT. Nav
many o. tue houses are occupied by Bulearians,
da ouigaflan chlidrcn hare invaded the gar
oens with propensities quite as destructive AZ
are possessed by the most rcycpccful Of tie
peasants Behind the mosque rises tbc s,,1ne
mt of tue hill called the Kan Taia aFurthcr
o'e1 on 1ns hlssa1 VAR mar yet be seen the
RUINS OF THE OLD CITADEL
destroyed in 1929 Still more ancient r,1,cs
exist in the ncighborhood. kemains Of a no,a%a
occupied By the Emperor Trojan are fopnt ~
N!kup, aud pillar thirty feet high STANDS near.
sui to nasc belonged TO thc old Roman riaduct.
There has been absolutely ~ fighting on the
rad aruin Sisiova 10 this place. The Tur,ish
.1or.cs have everywhere rctrratcd, and unless
tleF make stand verT euon ther will find
themselves too late. The Russians have d.
ter1nincd upon short and decisive campai.;n.
Il A5d-u]-hcr1m chooses 10 slut li:n=eu up iu
shunt.~lc is welcome 10 do s., aud he viii hot
&c troubled or tho Russians. ] near that at
Eicia- Gown the river, towards Hustchuk, tie
Twelfth Cavalry Division lau Ri engagement
Yesterday, but you have probably received the
particulars already, SO will not repent thc:u.
Bcfocc my next letter shall donbtlcss have
souc stirring scenes to JcDivt. DE1ARorx.
, 1877-01-22
9nlanOi(de Dspf(Aen.

Ottawa, Gan, 30. Sanuar. Sc
.6ree Yfeb" sufol9e lit in oeroauptItanl
Bic No6ridt tinaetroHen, Dab 500 6a
milien Der feinblihen Slour, wel6 en-
ben Teinblelisteiten 9e9en Die &e9ierun(
Der Ser. Stoateu betbeilist maren, .
nprome1liAe @rense iiberlhritten I'M
bel Wooo+ Mnuntoin Elm 2aser beSogei
boben. Sic Snoiansr io(en frieolld
9e1timmt iein.
Ybilaoelp6ia, 20. San. Dir
Mii6le Der SIrma Setw ilcr & Comp
Dem alien Yabnhofe Der vYGnnIpluani
Bobn" segeniiber, wuroe 9eitern Nbenr
ourh Stuer i'm 8etraae pp::: $4,000
lNdoiat. Ser Yerlult 1T t1eilpeIie
ourd Yerli6eruns ssosft.
Memp9ts. 5enn., 20 San. Trou
Conner, cine 30terin. muroe nm 7 &c
tern Nbeno ouf cine gcbrimnibuoll,
Weile crmoroet. Sci Wsuhclmorne
ihli6 lih unbemerft binter lein SpIei
oureAlhlitt i9m Die Settle unn Die sYoB
5Alasaoer uno bepertIeaigte oarau
leine Tlu9t. 6rau Conner ltarb u
penlgen augenblIden.
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Guroyai(he Nadri1teu.

QeGam. De- yanbtas ipuroe am A..
DECEMBER bonn Staatsminliter b.. Gro,
fiat erDifnet. Die beioeu Yorla9en, Die
bis jest Dem Dauie su9esansen iino.
or Stat pro 1877 uno Der Nntrag aui
Abauoerun9 ceS gtatSiabreS. wutoen
bonn Wiuiter als orinsllhs be3elhnet ;
nah 2nnabme oicleS ltsteren Nntra9s,
aui welhe bsr Minilter nod Dor Den
Weibnud)tslsrien rsd,uet, miro Dem
ieslaer &auotage audi Der Gtat pro eritcs
Ssmsltyr 1873 su9cben. Son ben Glns
nobmpn oes 2eopoloboller WerteS limb
400 600 81. our NwOrtiliruns Der gns
fauistolttn III Nus9abe seltsat nit
iabrlid) ACC, 900 81. wiiroe Die Amor'
t%llatiOn in 37a Sabren besnoct lein.
Oisie 6ra9e bat nah Dem Wtlnilter
uid)t bloB c ne fiuansie0e, i%onoern audi
stue politilhe ysoeutuns fir Die 3us
funft oeS 9anoe8; lie lei ldleunl9it gum
AuStrag su brin9en; oas fonue alers
otnas II gelIn9eu bel potter uno un9es
tbelltsr uebersinltlmmun9 Der ganoes-
usrtretuns nit Der 0%ie9lerun9. -Sn BEN
lernersn 8erlaui Der erlten Sleuns
wuree u nod Die 8abIpriiiun9stoms
milton ernanat.
.GarfsrnDe. Gon GA babilAen &c.
meiuosn llno bel Dem sessnuarti9en
0isldStas Yctitionen in 8etreif oea
Jteldss@eicees con 13. 6ebruar 1875
be5iislih Der 9tatural. 2eiltungen fir Die
~bepoiinste Wlabt I'M 6rieben einserei9i
woroen, in Dem Die pracliihe Ausiip.
run9 oes @eleRes gu pIelen un5utrds'
lld)telten fiibrte. @lnen 9auptsVe.
ibiperoepunft Der Yetitlonen biloet Die
BON manden Gruppcns@ ommanOantsn
beiolste Yror s, bel Der Naturals Ser.
pflssuns Seitens Der Quartlertrdser
nldt INNER Die gleetIhe YsrsItmns
Dor 80 BlcnEi9en Sn %lellen, l%onhern
ourb unterbanbluns einea 9erln9ersm
Pre's gu er5ielsn.
Die BON ser Nesieruns per5fentlid.
ten Gr9ebniiie oer imnern Serwaltuns
SaoeuS in Sabr 1875 bcfunoen fols
9enoe Observation-Disclosures .3uidnoe.
Die 8epolferuus bat am Saprsslblu6
Die 3abl BON 1,507.179 Ssslen srreidt
uno # lsit Der porleeteu YOlfsalblun9
I'M 81 Broesnt asltieasn; bodl babsn
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neuf2e telf0r. peps(bta.
Scr &rica i'm Orient.

2onbor, 20. San. Sic uSeutI6e
3eituno" meloet. boB &ublanb iueitcre
8el te1unsen ouf Waffen uno Muniilon
nad ben Ser. 5taoten aeIbidt uno Die
gontroftoren in Oeitrei9, lpelde Gatro-
men fiirGublano fabri5irer, aufseforoert
bat, lire Mrbeit su beldleunisen.
9Sie Die rG0ln. 3te. miltbeilt, bat oos
@criidt, ooB beatl6e Sruppen nit ben
rulGlden Sruppen CO .periren ,otroen,
ben 6anatismus Der MuIelmdnner i'm
D6blten @raoe entflammt uno orobt ben
beutiden Nisoerlahunaen bel Soffa une
@eprrt ernitli1e @efabr. @obolo bic
oeutlde Neeiernnq bietpon Na6ridt er.
belt. lenfte iie lofort Die 4ufmerflamffit
Der 9forte auf Den Tim tano uno 9sfabl
Dem oeut!hn &%rieesoampfer r@aSelf"
an Der iprilden &iilt, gu %frensen nno Die
Greienilie in gsprat uno Saifa i'm Se
ionberen gu iibsrpa6en. Sic Ge9ierun
gen Gnslanhs uno Ortreids ucrlpra=
den, Geutldlano gum @@ute Der Nie-
b%srIaHungeu bebllTi6 Ill icin, nno Die
osutide @rsieruus bofft, oaB onr6 oisl
s~sitsemabcn 8orlidtsmabrsseln aasr Gt
fabr porecbeuet 1T.
Cine Sspelhe aus YeIt meloet, oob
Die rui1ilAn Treiuiaisen, welde BON
8elerao obsereilt 1ino, gefebl erbalten
baben, in Surnicuersin a~nSubalten uni
psitere 8efeble 81 erparten.
Giner gerlinsr Depeide sufolse iii
&uBlano oarali aus, eip Neutrolitdts'
peripreden BON Seitreid gu erIcngsm.
i'm Safe Elm &ries spilden &ublano
uno Der Yforte ousbridt.
Sn Bslsrao line 1900 tiirfilde&riess-
%eefau9sne aussemeGle!t woroen ump
,psrben lofort nod 9iiid abmari6irsu.
Gin Barrier Correspondent Der 2on=
boner vSimss" melost, boB Otltrei9 Ell
ne Mnlsibe BON $70,OOO.0 900 @uloen BEL
perl9ieoenen 2onooner, Barrier unb
Diener. 8ontea erboben bat. 9ielf
&nIei6e lit Der Gelt BON ben 10000
900 @uloen, welhe Der Gei6sratb Den
SinansminlIer oufSubrinsen ermddtis
te.
Die Mnsabe, baB bic @forte 5erbien
ouiforoerte, Dor Dem err ten Mdrs Trie
ben gu lblieben, inbem Der Baffenltia
1tano unter feinen l1mltdnoen perldngeri
,psroen miiroe. miro bsltdtist. Tirli
MiIan iou 9sneist isin, Gricben Ill lblie-
ZEN.
Msbmeo Nuo1i Yaiha, Der ebemalisc
@robueSier, lit BON Sultan 5nm Mini-
fer Obne Yortefcuille ernannt woroen.
paris, 20. San. Die n&spubliquc
Jraneaile" perDHsntli6t bic NabriAt
bab Seutl4lano bic Teltunssuerfe 81
Nles nno StroBburs in Der 9r6btmOsli-
den gtle in @tano ieben ldbt. uno srob.
Gorrdtbe 2ebensmittcl td9li6 balelbI
antommen. 9ie rSemps" crfldrt isood
bab oiele @eriidte feiren Glauben Der.
bienen.
, 1877-01-22
Spanien.

2pnbon, 20. San. Mus Moorio
uiro 9emeloet, bab in ben bastilAcn Yro
pinsen in Totgc Der 9efonntmo6un9,
ooB oas Sonlcriptipnsseleb pom 1.WarS
an All Nusfiibrung Qebrodt iperoen 1ol,
qrpbe M%aIreoung berr1bt. Sen. Quela
on bIeibt III 0lftoria. 9ie Nrmee, ,uelde
bic Yropmsen heiebt, if 10000 Mann
ltarf. Sis jebt lino nod feline &ubelto=
runeen por9efalen.
, 1877-01-22
9eutibIan0.
Berlin, 30. San. Sic Rinoerpelt

Berlin, 20. San. Sic Ginberpeli
1T Tier aussebrpden.
Ser r&sidsanSeiser" per6Hentlidt ei
men Srisf aug 9oris, weIder BEN Gifcr
belpri9t, nit mel6em Die franiDlilht
grelie Die orientaIiide Yolitif Oeuil6=
lambs our6bedelt. Ser Sriei meloet
ferner, oab Die MatroIen bss fronsDli,
Grieesoampiers nGboteau &enauo" in
Smprna einen &f nit Seu Wtotru=
fen bes beutl9sn Griessoampiers ,Wte-
teor" propo3irten, uno ouB cine Der leb-
teren in Dem Gtreite 9etDotet wuroe.
, 1877-01-22

uno bic 8cweguns oouert fort. Sic Gi=
isnbobn lit ouf cine Strede Don 200 81
len so SUB 6o6 nit gromalen beocdt
UNI miro msbrere @p9en lang unfabr=
bar ,ein. Ser TluB 1T nit Groe sefilt
rno in 6olge oelisn aus ieinen ufern &c
treten. 3pei 9dpler luuroen nebi Den
gemobnern inter Den @lbmallen beyras
ben.
, 1877-01-22
&cpree &libipn. IL,

g o. 1901 81 Il g traEe.
Smpptteur unb gambler in
alien Sorten TorSellanz rno Slas>
Maaren, Iopie in perIdieoeneu
Irten SouSba tun9s9e~
rdtbi6ofter.
Sd bate lcetsr bi'ef' Won Der Gat'if in
aimpess, 6ranfWih, zine fri dc Seneuns,
pon rem telten ircnsSiiia en- Mtp c rtifeln In
G'laswaaren. melde ltb lsbr fiji SaIppus unp
@lrtbihaften %eisnen, erbalten II , butte bls
YubIitam mih sn tel chen, ea i9 iebr srtEtis
bin msins @aaren Sa seisen. -.
, 1877-01-22
JtaIien.

Som, 20. San. Sic &orolenTl6cr
BON Serru Del Greco riil II 6 SabrStuse
aug, nit pelden lic i'm 6rii6jabrc ellie
Grpeoition nod Dem nnentoedtea &olal
Terrific spii6en bermuda uno Jleul6ott
lallo uuternebmen mplen.
, 1877-01-22

NS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALL
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1877-01-22
Gbiaa.

2onoon, 20. San. Cine 9epeide
aus Song Song meloet, bab Der oeutide
@elanote in Yefir ols 9stmittler 5tul=
1hen Spanien unb g6!no in 9e5us ouf
cie Nnipriids oes Griteren acBen oas
9ebtere auitrltt. Scr lpar. @elanote it
insuii1cn nad pctin 5uriif9etebrt.
, 1877-01-22
Cenre.h.

Sonbon, 90. San. Cine 9epel1e
oes nStonborb" meloet, baB elm 9ers-
ltur5 in Der Ndbe BON Gteinbruf Itott-
tano. Dian idabf. bab 100000 &u-
bitmeter Groe uno Gsllen berabltlr3tsn