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, 1877-03-29

Those Of as who have advanced farthct. from
the gosfln have entirely LETT Oh thn low appetite
Tor stck; Gut s!usc who 4tll feel Tho tnpnlspa Ut
gorilla nature cling to fra canr. which Il notl-
tie aid of which tho gorilla maintained nm erect
httttu1e.-AilWaHktf 3fHtintf.
Ts Is the wise inference Ut tue e1ftor after
column Of logic on "Thc Evolution Of the
canc." Prior to this explanation none of the
friends Of the writer knew why he carried
cnnc or why he walked on two legs. by ths
confession everything IL clear.
, 1877-03-29

a cashier Ia called u rascal when l,e steals auy.
thing under SlD, ,0o0. Aboyc that sum he Ia sim-
ply unfortunate.
, 1877-03-29

There are several processes fur converting
iron Into stcel; but the country warts tuuse
than that,-a process Which will convert steaiers
tntQ irons
, 1877-03-29

Tho iucorrigibte Arkansas carpct.basger who
is striving 10 foist htnsclf upon ihe people VI
Chicago rs City Atturhky will discover, after
tue votes arc counted, TINT I1c should hare
waited long enough 10 BECOME taxpayer aud
pay sune taxes hvforc making grab ut very
tmpQrtust ptllcc.
, 1877-03-29

TON CARNEY md his boys arc going 10 Xive
ToM CANNON the grand bounce On the I'll Of
April next.
, 1877-03-29

The Boston T3n<s, ever sincc Mr.. Moopy
commenced his campaign In TINT wicked city,
has been burlcsqung tls sermons aud accutn.
panylne them with tho bFoaicyt Of carlcaturcs,
sorae Of them approaching tho verge Of bias.
pi'cnay. The paper containing these latnpoous
has llad circulation far exceeding the circula.
tion Of those papers which hare printed verbatim
reports of the sermons. Had any Of the Chicago
papers printed burlesqus Of this sort they
would haso been crushed by tho Indignation OF
popular opinion. The fact shows the superEori-
y OF Chicago oyer Boston Ia vital picty. With
Brother Cooks bloplaams and the Boston
Tinsts' blaspl'cmy, each attracting great crowds,
It Is evident that TINT uaRody city Is fast going
to the lemn!tou buww uws.
, 1877-03-29

Massachusetts women want the right Of suf-
fsaGe.-wunt to be something more tlau the bio
p'asns of voters. They arc tired VI being
angels, and ycarn to Gust tho ballot aud b. r.
peaters. There Ia no good reason why they
SHOULD not have this enjoyment, except shat
there ls law against It.
, 1877-03-29

Tho death of the Mormon Bishop, LEE, Il
called Judgment after twenty years. Really,
II was only deferred puymeut, Tor the stone
cross as,ovo tho boucs Of tho ulassarsel nt
MouMtnfn Meadow aa1tl: "Vengen1,cr Is iuiuc,
saith thu Lord, and viii repay"
, 1877-03-29

Mayor Bo:ne weeks ago by handful of
shallow political amateurs. Subsequently
llo wns delegate 10, and, Us Chairman OF
The Republican Committee, called tho Ro-
publican Convention To oriler md declared
Mr.. ARTHUR DnoN temporary Chairman of
that body. lie took part in the proceedings
which Resulted In tho nomination Of Mr..
ffEArH. &Gr. WRroHr was earnestly and
nctiyc1y supported in tho Convention, bnt ho
was defeated, and among the most zealous
supporters Of Mr.. HEATH aro 3ir. Wa1nuT
and his personal friends. atr. TAYLOR, I.
was expected by those who knew him we'll,
wonld 10 ono Of The first to proclaim sup.
port to s1r. HEArn.
Unfortunately, however, tic editor Of tho
journal WAS delegate In the Convention,
and, under the impulse of MI ardent, warm
hearted temperament, lie inditetl md pub
lished next day tha following editorial para-
graph:
The conduet Of Mr. AuyEn TArton. tho chatr.
man Of tho Republican Central Committee, In call
lug the Convention to order yesterday, was most
ditgraceful. That he should meet with cal,al,
md arrange programme to te cnrrtel out In their
intcreat beforehand, was itshonorahle Hut re-
ftlsing 10 recognize delegates wtu addressed him,
,a,n n,o,nn. nac y t",, AsH t,s ~ .'",n
tho voice Of majority OF tho Convention. was .
piece nj knavery unworthy the lowest ward BUM
ers N shs eisy. We trus: that those who have re.
~. n.Sas,,ean ,sr.r .s,,1 - "s ~ ~ '"s
ssai aeed IN posi,oa where b, en-, j,afaee IT, H.
''Acu1LLks' wrath " was weak In compari-
ron to that produced In Mr.. TAy1on.s mind
by this paragraph. IIe at oncs signifcd l,is
purpose to accept the 9reenback nomination
md smash things, unloss tho journal should
retract. Tho editor OF tho journal refused
To ratraot, aud .lcn Mr.. TAYLoa accented
tho Greenbaok nomination. md l,as published
letter ssating what he will do when elected
Mayor. However justified tho editor Of the
journal may havo foit himself to be In writ.
lux tlls offensive reference to b(r. TAY1on.
1t must 10 attributed to llaste, and perhaps
ia iudiscret!oa. His refusal to rctrnct ia
chargcable, perhaps, not to auy disposition TO
wound Mr., TAYkon;s feelings. but to IN .,,u-
svitlfnrr.eu IN nrooar M 10 h., 3,~.,1 ,,ot - II
up to what he haI said. III tho wl,no ortic]o
in which be ha, Tins referra1 Ia arr. r411nn
-,
, 1877-03-29

Tho Detroit Post tb|nl. tl.at Mr. A1oopr
ought to return 10 Chicago at once to guarL
tho snorals Of the city. II he shul1a cSme bayk,
It will be moro than any good man ever dld
for Detroit.
, 1877-03-29

The mob-ocraey Of tho Mouidcrs' Union, sul.
Ing at Albany IN. ~ with knife and pistol, Is
likely, acerding to the EIprtas 10 result irturs-
ously 10 the manufacturing Interests OF that
p'ace. V!olence has tu d ecsta!n extent ter
rorlzcd captali and capital, always sensitive to
unquclIel disordeEs. proposes to tind inycst-
tncnt tn labor elsewhere. woskingmcn hare
yet to learn that labor uot obtained BY thrcats,
retained by intimidation, o. managed by. mur-
dcrs, arson, or lesser crames. II rapttat lees
q tlaee, 1t leaves behind Il beggasy,- successor
10 be 2Yolled.
, 1877-03-29

: P1yan0ntl1 Church.
cornFr fnit1a RSri,ue and TwynfJ.*f1tA ptTerI.
E.rIts Nenor.h' lse:",ea' sfi.' by thu Beeft'oset
, 1877-03-29

st. Louis groans over the lease OF the Missouri,
k4naas tS Texas Railroad BY tho Chicago, Dur
l!ngton d Quincy Road. at ID the sanlu old
storr,"-says tho 0teoe-D e-Dtmoerat-"st. Louis
sitting dowN OF tts natural advantages and
going 10 sleep with IT. mouth open, wills Chi.
easo Is active, wsdo awake, ubiquitous, and uu.
t!rlog In Its Efforts to increase tradc and to ex-
tend new lines. Tho worst Ut It h that the
worst enemies nf 6t. Louts are not In Chicago,
but In st. Louis" These little confessions, 10
full Of truth, are eood for tho sout and for the
next thug to It. Chicago. ct. Louls will con-
tlnue to sleep with lts mouth open until spiders
cover tho opening with webs and dies, aud the
tabled lost ctty of tho continent u made q
reality. Alreaty It Is hall forgotten.
, 1877-03-29

tfHvHrlyts Thrntfr,
IfNHtloirlt xtrrrt. l.ctWrrn E1Ark And t.aSaIte,
Enlargement VI ChArl0tt THOMPSON. "AllA& Mutton.
, 1877-03-29

ntrTfrArrs% Thcntrr.
.fndIoH rtrrrs, 1Ntwrrn Uenr4,rn and Etatc
Engagement NJ Dfon l:uuctcautt. "Tn Shattxtraun.
, 1877-03-29

s!on.or ttrrrt, between State sniDrarbotn. vau'
y!iiE aud Hufelly.
, 1877-03-29

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, 1877-03-29

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, 1877-03-29


ho IA to preach new sermon for The President
or an old ono for the rest OF the family stIIl,
II tho family can stand tho doubtful Sunday
sermon, the churches ought not To complain.
---HN-------
ToN CANNON has been Democrat about
two wctks; that is, he has pretended to he unc
for that length Of time. He managed 10 folst
himself for Alderman Upon tho bloody Dc.nuy-
raeY Of tic Seventeenth Ward, which gayc sQ
majority for TtLDRN. TON II not a pieeo Of ar.
tilcry the Democrats have any faith in. They
prefer straight and consistent Republican,
such n BERNARD jArsENs. and arc bound to
elect him. lie ia ulucl better mau for ths
place than CANNON, as he Is = ta1payor, and
has aomo pecuniary interest In the welfare Ut
the city.
The Timer had q long editorial yesterday
arguing that the Irish arc not thieves. Tho
only ground for suspcctfng that they nre Is tho
fact TIM. tho T1ns1 undertakes their defense;
aud tho only reason It volunteers to defend
them against m attack no ono has made On
them Is because It hopes in that way to re-
even with the Germans, whom II can neither
coax nor bully Into tho support Of my Of tts
schemes. Possibly Sumo frishmcn may bo
whecdfcl By the b1arncy Of the 7im:s ; ptuba.
bly, most Of them SEQ Through It.
=, Thoss 9f - who have ADVANCED farthcs. from
s"s XIII nnse ,,s ~ III. ~ TT ~ 9w
gorilla nati,re climy 10 frn1 cans. whic il noti.
the a!d of which tic gorilla maintained m erect
ude.-Litwaaktt Jfntinti.
LUIS u lhe Wise inference " TUG edftor AFTER =
colHmh of logic on "Thc Evolution OF the
Lane tf1or to tbs explanation none of the
ls1shas OF ING writer knew why he carried
enslc Or Why lie walked on two legs. BY tlls
confession everything to clear.
--.-~.--
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SECOND REGIMENT.
ar .s~Is~ aa-

"Louisiana's Own"
FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERa
C1lonel-Euclid b lrlan1, Jr
Lieuteuant G,l nel-J D Hill
Major L l. Lincoln
Lieut. aud \ QM-W n ChafYs
Lieut. ani A CS-W Gowland
Lieutenant AMI Adiuta nt-Jos Brexsf
Caaplain- Rev Talbot Sawyer
Surgeon-ii J Bick ham M D
ssreaant MAJ Hr"Henry q Bryan
Special CouEier-N G Brewer tdeceasedj
Company A,
oFrCBR1,
Oartain-Cui Hey 6elph
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Cheap Restaurants I'm Paris.

The cheap restaurants In Paris known
AS the "BouiIlions Duval." increase in
favor, as Is proved by the following re-
turn giving the number Of meals served
during the last six year: In 1871,
3, $50, ,99l; ls72. 2, 400 760; 1873, 1850 $40
1s74, 265S s2S; 1875, 3,925, ,O93; 1876,
S,045,S The eaverage cost of each meal
to the con sumer has been as nearly as
possible "a ceats, and the profit on ach
to the company is less than three cents.
The receipts OF the different restaurants
during 1879 were 81 ,o95 2l0, and from the
butchers shops att ached TO them S45s,-
224. making In all 81 55l, ,134. or about
$50. goo more than in 1875. The expendi-
ture for 1875 was 81 57I 26S, leaving net
profit OF sS9. 500 for distribution among
the shareholders.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE MOBILE POsTOFFICE.
The Appointment Of Nickersham MOI he'
commended by Senators Lamar
and Gordon.
rhey Have, in No Case, Recommended Any
peFaen TO the President.
rlsreeial 10 N. 0. Democrat. ]


WASHINGTON, May g.-Great injustice
Ia done to Senators Gordon and Lamar
by the reports In some Of the newspa-
pers that they recommended the APP
pointment OF Wickersham as Postmas-
Aer at Mobile. Wiokersham is disre-
putable carpet bagger. and there is no
particle OF truth In the statements that
he was recommended by Gordon and
Lamar. These gentlemen have not
recommended anybody for any office.
except In some cases. Where two or
more negroes were seeking q place. they
have. at the Presidents request, stated
which one OF tho several applicants was
the best qualified for the place, but the,
have had nothing to do with any ap
pointments or applications for office.
HuETJ.
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The Emperor of Germany's COngratula
tiOns.
lInndon Snectator. /

The institutions OF cheap postage an d
OF electric telegraphs must be very
questionable blessings to distinguished
personages In u country so domestic and
so fond OF homely Fluctuations as Ger
many. We are assured by the Times
correspondent at Berlin that the En-
peror, on the eightleth anniversary OF
his birthday, received 1858 congratu-
iatory kilograms and nearly 5000 con-
gratulatory letters say 1890 copgratula-
sions in all-which, even at the rate Of
opening and disposing OF one per
minute, 1t must have taken just eighty
hours merely to peruse, an hour for
every year or his life.
At this rate the Emperor will have to
\ 9e felioitation a misdemeanor, or at
lea. to pass IA Falk lawagainst the pro-
mitigation, without the sanction Of the
State, OF sentence OF congratulation.
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ORLEANS MAY
THE ROLL OF HONOR.
The Names OF the Citizen Soldiery Who
Saved Louisiana.
Roster of the state Militia from the 9th
or January to the disruption of
the Packard Government.
GEN. ogden Compliments his Gallant Wen
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA STATE MILITIA,
New Orleans. April ~, 1877.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA srArE MILITIA,
New Orleans, April "a, 1877.
General Orders No. 151
The Major General commanding takes pride In
acknowledging 10 the citizen soldiers Of Loutsi-
ana his cordial approval of their condGct during
the trying events Of the past four months.
On the 0 Il OF January. AT the summons OF your
lawful Cove rnor. by the irresistible IN raj force Oh
your organization, you placed the Executive of
the peoples choice in possession OF the public
Offices OF the State, Without firipg shot.
such a triumph. bloodlessly won, should be
doubly dear TO every true American citizen.
Under your voluntary and unreoompensed
guardianship. msintsinei by night and by day
at the sacrifice Of every private interest, the peace
of this great city, through months Of anarchy.
has been perfectly preserved, nor has any man,
however Justly odi1us, suffered in body or estate
for his political opinions.
| You have given enduring proof that well or
1ered militia is the best security OF free States,
and justified the wisdom Of our fathers In ssour-
ing to the people forever the constitutional right
| to keep aud to bear arms
ycur steadfast loyalty and uuoompromsing
irmness. your courage, constsnoy and discipline
| have been buiWaNH aEhiuet the Observation-Disclosures
OF tyranny, and an impregns sble safeguard TO the
whole community
You will carry to your homes, and bear with
you through life, the grateful remembrance OF I
ransomed Stale, and the consciousness OF having
exhibited Ia rare degree those oivic virtues
upon which alone the hopes OF republican insti
tuions rest.
In the name Of all the people Of the State 0
Louisiana. The Msj1r General commanding re
turns you bia heartfelt thanks.
FRED. N. OGDEN, Major General
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TuE EASTERN WAR.
yprbase sm the tsng isls rl'asnrnt.

I,ospos, May s.-In the House OF
Commons, tonight, the debate on Mr..
Gladstone's resolutions was resumed.
Mr.. Childers UlberaD considered that
the third and fourth resolutions con
tanned the germs of n solution OF the
the anti Russian bias displayed by the
ministerialiste, and censured Earl Der
by's reply to Prince aortschakoH as ill
considered and tending to provoke Rus
sia and revive the hopes or Turkey.
Viscount Saudon defended the gov
ernment. He believed that the appro-
val and encouragement held out to Hus.
sia was far more serious and more cal
sulated to extend the war, because 1t 10
directly opposed to the interests OF Aus
tria. Germany and Italy.
Mr.. Hoebuck asserted that England
might as we'll declare war on account OF
the treatment OF the Indians In Ameri-
81 as on account OF that Of the Chris
tians in Turkey.
MIR. Lowe denied that Mr.. Gladstone's
resolutions meant war with Turkey.
The governments policy was marked
by strange perversty. Nothing could
have been more insulting to Russia
than the treatment of the protocol and
of Prince Gortschnkoif's note England
and not Russia has separated herself
from European concert.
40UMANIA.
'Hae Roumamian Chamber to Declare the
Independence Of Houmania.
LONDON, May .. The Standards dis
patch from Bucharest, May 8, says: A
Roumanian army corps started In the
direction OF Giurgevo this morning.
The immediate declaration OF Rou-
manian independence Ia expected by
the Chamber, which meets this even :
ing. Public opinion Is resigned to this
step rather than changed, but events
on all sides arc too strong for the peo-
pie, who express opposition to 1t.
The Russian advance guard will arrive
at Giurgevo this evening. Roumanian
artillery has started for Oltenitza to re-
sist any new attempt on the part OF Tur-
key to assert her authority.
Thus Mt last we have open war be.
tween Roumania and Turkey.
The Princess of Roumania has accept
cd the presidency of the Jassy commit
tee OF relief for the wounded and wild
ows.
-rhe English Gommander-in-Chic In the
Event of war.
LONDON. May 9.-The Press Associa.
tion announces that the War Office has
decided that In the event of an English
army having to proceed to the seat OF
war, Lieut. Gen. Sir John Lintorn Sim
mons shall be its Commanderin- chief.
Tae spanish Cartcs.
MADRID. May s.-The Senate, by a
vote of 135 to g, has passed an address
IN reply to the royal speech.
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Why Russia IL Not MahOmctan.
Mas Hnvnn pnli,l,up,

Vladimir, the Grand Prince who in
ass accepted Christianity and made his
people adopt the same religion, would
probably have become Mahomedan
but that he was unwilling to give up the
use Of liquors. Had 1t not been for his
prejudice on this subject Europe might
to-day be Moslem, and that is not a
pleasant possibility to contemplate.
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THE RANK AND FILE OF OUR HEROES
AND PATRIOTS.

AND PATRI0Ts.
General Officers.
r. N. Ogden, Mejor General Commanding
Louisiana State Militia.
STAFF or THE MAJOR GENERAL,
Coopels--T. Lee Shute, Adiutsnt General.
John N. Payne. Inspector General.
Archibald Mitchell, Chief OF Ord
nance.
VIM, A. Bell, Qusrtermaster General
Fred Holyland. Oommissary General
j. Di, kson Bruna, surgeon Of D-
vision.
Nsjore-F. II. southmsyd, Abide camp and
A. A. A. @.
James Buckner, Aid de.camp.
Walter ]. Hare, Aid-de-camp.
samuel Flower, Aid de-eamp.
Leeds Greenleaf, Volunteer Aid de-
camp.
Paul u. Leeds Volunteer Aid-de-camp.
Walker Fearp, Volunteer Aid de-camp.
First brigade, First Division.
W.. J. Behsn, Brig adler General Commanding.
sTAFF or FIRST BRIGADE.
Captains--J. Q. Nixon, Jr., Adjutsnt.
Geo. W. Dupre, In peotor.
Amadee james, Abide camp.
second Brigade, First Division.
John q. Angel, Brigadier General Command
ing.
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Company II.

Captai n-George Fl Lord
FIRST Lieutenant-D Mahoney
Second Lieutenant-J K kearneY
sERGRAETS,
:. 20 King 8. .JOHara
!. VIM b stansbury 4 E B Kruttlehnit
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FIRST CRESCENT CITY REGIMENT.
JANUARY o, 1877.

JANUARY o, 1877.
FIELD AND STAFF.
Colonel-W. r. vaidrv.
Lieutenant Cllonel-W i Tuger
Major i. J. Hamilton.
Adlutant-Capt. q. A. Williams.
:. Assieant Quarter Maater-Lieut. ID. A. s.
Vaught.
Assistant Commissary Of Subsistence Lieut.
ph. buchanan.
Ordnance Sergcant-E l.. Rnnlett
Sergeant Major-L d. Vienne.
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Rsvent of n war.

MADRID. May s.-The Senate, by u
vote of 135 to g. has passed an address
IN reply to the royal speech.
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N B.-Thc Company's book contains man
other names but the above have been regularly
on duty at intervals since the 9Th of January.
1877 and on thar day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
THE MEN VINO corNTHD ~ H.irEs.
The Cabinet Devising Means to Prevent Pro-
cecdinEs ngnIn.t the scoundreI..

WAsHNGroN July The Adminstra-
ton is SO niu h concerned ahout the proseou-
uon of the members of the Louisiana Heturn-
ins Board that .t Mas a-,.n the suhIc', Of Cabi-
net lis 'us-Ion yesterday. After mature delih-
Grafton ihr Cabinet concluded that there was uo
warrant for the criminal prose 'ution Of Wells.
Anderson. E"un'r. AMI Cas"navc. hut the
Louisianl authorities must pror-. To- imprn n
for alleged mal.easan 90 IA office. This view oi
the ease is 20 hc submitted to GOV. Nichols. and
it II said that tru,iy agent will b. sent 10 New
Orran, 10 concert some such plan tn tne
Goy,ruor. Tlo object, Of course, Is to gain
tmr ia thr hoir AZ preventing altogether nuy
prn"r.i ns- against the = "oundres who rOunted
ln tn Has - ia" iIt-.
LN-Gn, Br.wn of Tennesseo Ncc-Presileut
oi "a" I-N'~ T. m Railroad. j. IN the ,ity II
iS said ilai boz Was t-lr sruphrd 10 eomr hero hy
fhr rr-ldfni. Wao wants him to 20 to New
Orleans uni pat tho brakes ON TIE !; turnin-.
B'Wd Prosecutions. Brown WIS on Of the
Comm -luuer- who mud" tho nreotinti0ns
whereby Nichols Wits recognized anl Packard
hi"ul NuN a., Tnr Admin -trli.on people insist
thut \ nhol'S u, dS"d immunity for Wells and
AuIN SOD nlI iN'' two nis-'r~, ana il is sur
ri~rd tlh Brown i- Ia - down To y " Orleans
~ - o. pr '-"ltii.N" If Hayes to demand that
tbs ll. I..r bc k-lf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
1IIE ISIfIIC CAMPAIGN.
Positions OF the Opposing Forces-Where Hat
ties nrc Expected.

ERzERorM, July G.-The following is the
actual position Of the forces in Armenia; The
Turkish right wing conironts the Russian left
at Utsch-k lssa. Faick Pasha has fresh body
Of $1,000 Russians opposed TO him near Baya-
zid. Another Russian division Of 10000 men
Is marching toward Ardahan. Mukhtar Pashas
advanced guard is within fourteen miles Of
kars. Battles ARE expected at Ctsch X ilissn
and Bayazd II is also b.ii.vei that Mukhtar
Pas ma will be- engaged soon. The provisioning
of the helligercnt armies Is now u matter Of
great difficulty.
CoSsT NNTIMorLr. July 7.-Mukhtar Pasha
t"l'graphs. under dat" Of the eth. that his army
had arrived ut kirkpounar, five hours march
from kar- Communi"sign on with Kars has been
restored, the Ru~-iansNhO occupied positions
near liadli Hail having retired beyond the ior-
IT. ~s.
Tho Governor of Er7eroum telcgraphs. under
Hat" o' Thursday, that the Russ ans dislodgrd
nj ts III, ,kilS-a rrtreat'd 10 lpck and Guedik,
wl,rr q battle IL Proceeding.
The kh.i,vc % Egypt has placed a fleet at the
disposal ~ III" / rte.
ST. prrLEsRvHG July 1T Is ON 'ially an
noun ed that Oh" ErWan column arrived On the
5th inst. ia the vi unity oi lgdyr 10 complete the
stores Of prov i-louS and war material. previous
y marching To the relief of Baya2d. where "A
ku~~lhn garrison maintains a position, though
surrounded by twenty b0taliOns and 10000
cavalry.