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New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
GENERAL POLITIOAL NEWS.
COMBINATIONS AGAINST TAMMANY.


sPLtt AMONG me DEMoCRAr INFECTED
The combinations against Tamnany Hall,
which were making by Jo41 MOlr,s y, Senator blNJS,
Andrew II. Green, Oswald Oteud0Acr aud certain rep
lescntaty,s the Republican organization, nave been
ob,tructed aud DELAYED party by the illness Of john
Nor ISIS y but manly by the determination Of rimmany
Hail to put Judge Brady the head of the local ticket
It is singular circumstance that the opponents of Tam
mauy Hall look upon both M)rrs,ey aud Brady a. IL
disptnsable to their success now "a much "a
Morriss.y and Htckett two years ago.
They need some popular Ike Brady
40 arouse emit u,Iasm among respectable clIsSrs
and q like MJrrl-scy Co NOk with t1e lower classes.
Their main LuU. OF succ S,ul combination was based on
tur belief that Tnmdny Hall would refuse 20 nominate
riay favor %. kcttri . corn ga, ana cf nae not
,rt d,..paircd of frciu Tammny r-pudlte the pl-
ul lud IL recently suggested bv LEADING cn IA
tAe AuL-Iaunauy cDuut 5 tst tar Ina ndDht D,noC-
lary ,snud us..I t,c bIIN with. 100 -lIN ludt tine
Green AID O,eudonar organization -hohd dt once en-
dol>e MIN, tui tii tlc K Pnoicth convention e"o'i
then nrhu1t him before the Iamnan' Convention couh
be- ca and act. brh we'd tdt this would iolcc
Mr. he b. 10 abandon jude bidl Id'I '""h 'cc''t al"
candidate OF OJu0u -uts; pu j. Was soon found thtt
Iuumny lIull would udJrse Brady no matter oy whom
nominated.
Tnr probabilities ~ Charles +. L0ews nomination by
Taumauy Hau nave been srca!y str"ugtAeued oi late
nm, .tis con tuaJ ue mad had dealings WItu William NJ
uiurIns aim grctly .O tIc ,ruib regarding hi1
relations To THESE ring men was unknown; but thc
Il tur matt. tgards TWtet His clatlon' To Mtt'
son - nts utd Opoortuntv H. yet 90 explain ln-
duly s4oWs WAS apoOutcd executor o. the We
suu csiac Nv the court th,t ne subsequently, 49,,
ana turned 10 the Uni Trust oMpdny TlOOO,OOO
MatsOu's assets, aud that tHe court ara lawyers
CON, ,ucuted hn very hShy on Tue p.il'c, hdh"cl ia
winch mis- trust uud been coudurtf Il n sih5h lrt
tt ihc first money paJ IN rcsttu ou To the ciy, Was
from t.s stat, under locw tilinli sltdtloh.
Tue Iido seuout by the . tenlVnr Independent Ger
mans Of part the Republican sase ticket is looAed
upon sac prelude TO very extensive spnt among tnc
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
-HE GOOnE CONDITION.
A SNOWY AFFAIR, BUr WEAK INTERNAILY-GoODE
HlNsrLF NEVER REALLY ELECTED TO CON
GREs@.


GREss.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrVE.l
WAeHINGrON oct. 12.-Mr Randall appears to
b. master Of thc field. the coalition Of his op-
Moments Ian favor of Mr.. Goole, of Virginia has gone
one svimminelv as far as the leaders concerned
all except Cox, having gone into II, and he shows
signs OF yielding; but the rank and file Of Demo
cratic members cannot be controlled. They
Will vote as they please for second choice
without regard to the wishes Of the men they are
supporting as their first choice. The Goode move
ucut has not been helped among the conservative
Southern Representatives by the active support 1t
receive. from such men Mr.. Blackburn of Ken
tuckv. and Nj Hooker Of Mississippi, who deuounce
Mr Randall because he stopped eiilibusterng last
Winter and carried out the requirements OF the law
creating the Electoral Commission. These extremists
say that he is responsible for the defeat Of Mr. Ill
den. and has given aid and encouragement to the
"Usurper Hayes" Mr. GOode is a conservative
mau himself. and is not accountable for the violent
talk of some of his supporters who are ready TO do
ANYTHING 10 beat Mr.. Randall.
An elective argument against Mr.. Goodies candi-
dacy the fact that his title to his seat III the last
House was so bad that two Democratic members of
the Committee on Elections reported against him.
and be got IN by very small majority,
many influential Democrats voting for his
elected was so clear that he only obtained his seat
by an appeal to partisan feelings and prejudlces.
There has been some talk to-day among the most
violent Of the auti-Randall men Of staying away
from the caucus, and of nominating Mr.. Goode IN
the open House This. of course. shows that they
have no hope of success in the caucus and none In
the House, unless the Republicans should come to
their and The natural effect Of the moOting OF such
sproject is TO strengthen Mr.. Randall. His friends
say that if the opposition to him should try this
scheme, he would get more Republican votes than
Dir. Goode could possibly obtain.
To Republican lOokers-0n the contest has become
Interesting by reason of the increasing bitterness
displayed it approaches the end. and the indlca-
t0ns u dcyelupes of antagOnlsms that VIII 1e
hkey 90 crop 0ut during tie session anu seriously
MAJ tie harmony of tie Democratic majority. NO
onc seems 10 doubt tho nomination OF Mr.. hahdaI
o. the second If not on the first ballot.
a consultation OF about Thirty prominent Republl-
can members Of the House held az the rooms OF
e?reeEtatiyc Foster of ONO tins evening, otalk
over The situation. Ii was determined not to nave
vac Republican caucus held until Monday morning
on account Of the absence OF large number OF mem
teIs, who are not expected TO arrive 1ntll sat, Sat,
~iuAy evening or sunday morning. 0enefai osineiu
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
THE MESSAGE,
THE DOCUMENT TO Biz IEF-APPR oPRIATIONs
ALONE TO BE SPOKEN oF-MR. RANDALL As TO
THE STANDING COMMITTEES.

THE DOCUMENT TO BIZ IEf-iPfK Offlh HUNS
ALONE TO BE SPOKEN OF-MR. RANDALL AS TO
THE STANDING COMMITTEES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBUNE.l
WHsHlNGToN, Oct 12.At the Cabinet meeting
to-day the time vas principally taken up IN the
consideration of the message Of the President,
which will be sent in as Congress organizes.
1t will be brief. and will treat only of the specific
subjects which have given occasion tor the holding
Of the extra session. These the army appro-
priation bill, for which the estimates amount 10
about $32, 100000; the naval deficiency of
s., 100000; a deficiency in the Department OF
Justice of $3.50 0C0, and some smaller deficiencies
reported from other departments. The message, 1t
is understood, will recommend the passage of
an act authorizing the appointment Of commis-
sion to represent the United states at the Paris
Exhibition, aud making an Appropriation to pay ITS
expenses. MIR Randall states that if lie Is elected
Speaker he will appoint only such committees as
necessary tO consider the business land before Con
gress by the message of the President, and that
tnese Will be announced the day al ,er the House Is
organized. Tie will then wait to learn the temper
the House before dccidng wnctncr ne VIII appoint
the whole list OF standing committees.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
THE ROLL OF THE HOUSE.

AN UNOFFICIAL LIST BY CLERK ADAMS INDICATES A
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY os Ether IEN OR
TWELVE.
lFRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE rRrbuNE.J
WASHINGTON, Oct 12.-The unofficial list oi
the members Of the House Of Representatives OF inc
XLvth Congress, prepared from the roll made up ny
Clerk Adams, has been printed. j. B Elam ana H. W.
Roberton both Democrats recognized AS tae Repre-
senstyes from the Ivth and With Districts of Louisiana
and Horatio Bisbee tr, the Republican claimant from
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

TIE FULL AMOUNT Due HIN As CIVIL SERVICE
Commissioner NOT DRAWN BY uiN.
ny ThLEnkAPm 10 rHk TRIHNNL.I


TELEORAPn TO THE TRIBUNt.l
WAsHNGioN, Oct. 12.-In The hepabticdn this
morning appears an article copied from Ibe Ltcd b
serrer ~ WI ch all effort made TO show that George
William Curtis and Joseph Medill drew $50 day
for their services on the Civil Service Commission IN
1871. Pretended copies OF vouchers on file IN tie
Treasury are printed from which II would appear
that each of these gcntleuon drew 500, iOr ten
days service.
An examination of the original vouchers shows
that 10 length of time is specified IN them and that
the worGs ten days" have been interpreted IN the
newspaper copies SUIT the purpose of tine article
The meluueIs OF the com nsslOL were allowed "a
gross sum of y, 900 each out Of the Congress Onal
appropriation of OOOO 10y order of Secretary Flsh,
VINO controlled tue disbursement of the money. THIS
compensation they were III liberty odraw at any time.
Ihe commissioners were appointed III April, 1871,
and iuct in jane, remaining IN session about ior,-
night and then adjOuTuug for the summer. Their
ucAt meeting was la October. o. tine llIh OF june.
Mr. Gurus and SIR. Mroiu urew 500 each on
count nJ tl, Is the OIiy basis Of dct IN tue article
in question. MI CurIiS titefNdrI drew 800 ni.th-
ing ms tOtdl COMPENSATION OdIy @l2JO. ANA leaving
$500 of the amount assigned 10 nnn untOucned III
tue treasury.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
WHOM THE GERMANS Will SUPPORT.


The General Committee of the German
American Independent Citizens Association held meet
ing ~ Beethoven Han last evening Oswald OueddoIfer
pe dmg Justice Otterbourg Oh the part OF the EXtcu
tive lmuntt,e. offered resolutions oi which tho follow
ing an abstract;
In view Of e amontable failure OF the Republican and
pwocrtic par e- of tI, state in tuer respective
ycutuns to express tue will ANA s,nment' OF tue p.o
pie, We deem II our uiy 10 cAp.ro' our uIs-
tto. SIN wbcn characterized the Proceedings OF
noth conventions. lhc quo lean Convention has not
only Ignored the lauaa1e cnOrl5 Ol the Administration
for tine restoration O Ia mOny among ia ytlous SEE
lions OF the country, and the attempted t SctYCc re-
foru but nave, uy mpicatou nauNuatcd a hus io op-
pnslou TO tnc system Of rcfO.m wnicH has Dcen
uai,d rs the dawn OF IA era OF more pu} IN pOltct
i,fe The Eepublican Convention uncOndtonay sur
rendered to tne VIII and dcaOn Oi one or more party
leauurs An DemocIaic COnNrhiio has even sur
passed il by ts Submission 10 the dtdtcs o the leader
Of act.uu, ana has handed Owe tue city ana Stale of
Ncw-Yurk To tue dos lutte rule oi the CnIe OF IImaui
iltl wIth the prospect Ot lnposlhg tc same Ilhe upon
the next NuuJna Convention IL hs allied lseii Win the
cncn.es rcfo IN, Wtn tie Cana lns a"d tie former
leaders Idmuny Hal, ANA virtually 0n0aet 'no ~
form prucpr5 mduguutcd under the admnist tratiOn or
IL IA 600 late to select new ticket, bat IN selecting
certan candidates Of both pares a. Ia our onon, VIII
come u,ar,st tie expectations % ludepend nj voters,
We ueeye Jueir cocuOu would bo al eiI etU Vie
toy Oi tLs people parry autOcsacy. The following
the canlt atcs:
f5r toatro. -Frederck =. Ocot,.
Fur ITed,ueT-M il.an u Bor, Nitk
Ior Stlte E,gm,er-horatio seymouGIr
Mr.. Ottcnlo1cr said tnat Nh A4cO.C mad proved him
seu an able and honest pubic servant. Horauo sey-
nour r had done valuable service during the invesu-
CATION of tue rng frauds Wlth regard 10 Mr. Beach, ii
had been rumored that he had tried to palate the
wrong.dougs OF the luL. Mr.. s;huonmakcr owed bis
nomination culrciy a. 1amm1ny Hal, aud h e,ccted
wou. be- controlled Oy chat body The r'>olnlons were
adopted by "a very large mO0iy. I1e following ddU.S
were appointed for hoiIiu- primaries anJ conventions:
Primaries Octub.r Is COIuty Convention, OctODrr Il
senatorial ANA Adcrmdns CohNeht"i Oe.oDer -; A.
sely ID strict Conventions OctOD'r b IL also rtcoi
p, n,cd tA.t cOm.ttee BE- appointed ~ confer with
the cJuS eutIOus OF bOtA parties.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
THE OPERATIONS AROUND PLEvNA.

LONDON, Friday, Oct ~, 1877.
The Russians are silent about the junction Of
Chefket Pdsha with o man Pasha which is reIter-
ated from Turkish sources, and augurs i'll for the
success of the Russian operations against Pleyna.
One correspondent at Bucharest, however thinks
the Russians sure of capturing Usman Pasha's
army, that they are very well pelsel to have
many Turks as possible get into Pioyna, so as TO
make a clean sweep
General Tolleben will probably replace General
Nepokoitscbtzky.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
REPORTED TURCO-HUNGARIAN RAID.


The second edition Of The Daily Aers has q
Bucharest dispatch about the reported Hungarian
invasion into Little Wailacha. II says that 1900
men are said to have crossed the frontier in the
neghborhood of Turu-Seyerir. No news Of their
dOings has been rec ived.
A special despatch from Bucharest to the Vienna
Political Correspondence says:
Vdrous uncoufrmed reports are current here con-
ccrlng the Hungarian incurson into Little Wallace IA.
According to one ~ these toe report caused by tho
consecr uIJn OF the colors Of militia battalion at Or
sod tle frontier
LONDON, Saturday. Oct I3, 1877.
The HtapdarFs Bucharest special dated Friday
mig Il says It is reported That the Hungarian raiders
have recTossed the frontier.
Lo>DoN saturday. OCT. 13, 1877.
Bucharest tclccraus say there can be 10 doubt
that number of IlnIgariaas really crossed the
frontier, but far nothing known Of tnrir further
movements. They appear to be nearly all
infantry and should they advance far they will un-
douotedy be captured, and. il they resist, be killed
or executed as br gauds. \ Roumanian project hay-
ing gone 20 Or,ocO 10 demonstrate with the authon
ties was informed that the greatest service
Roumana could do the Austrian Government would
be 10 shoot the mtruders The raiders are former
Hungarian Republic ans.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
e,rr or TuE RIcnNoND EyoUIRER.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct 12.-OwIng to misun-
destaudng grownS Out OF a mscOuoepton OF tine tcrns
OF the contract made weeks since, involving the
sae Of lie Richmond Enquirer that Journal was adycr
sed for se al auction tOIay. Previous 10 the hour OF
sale the principals rdd contract met aud sttl-ac Oy
adjusted tueIr differences Il. ". Baylor. Oi NOoik, be
r,,it, uur,.se!. l. l. d44cr. there Wiil Do rtd
CA change III tcuc journal, aud tlAt De Ni.t
O. Ray former Atache Ol tue paper, WAL have editorial
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
The SECONDARY HOUSE OFFICES.

An exceedingly brisk struggle for tbc clerk
shp is going D.tNteu MIR Adams, the old c.crA, ani
representative Caldwell, OF Alabama, with the pros
tccts favor tue latter. one argument used asuust
Nj Adams Is that The south Is entitled to the cirrhshp
a. tnc Nortu is have peas rsuIp and tuat Nj.
ADAMS beng Kcutuckiau who was Union officer dur
ing war, Is not representative southern man. Much
OF The opposition 70 him comes, however from Oid
dd NOT get as uucu of tHe patronage I'D
tc Congress a. th,Y thOu5At they were cuuuci tu,
and members WaO nave been promised "a n-
rr OF t4t so- Iu case MS dutdSuui,t grts ln
lldlfc Appeared ~ bctiri,sl
Henry \. Banon, Ui syracuse, NrW-lprk VINO na> tn
pturt Oi from sac iic appears io
uS, catered the hcI Late 10 nave any prospect Ot
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
WASHINGTON.
THE CAPITAL GROWING LIVELY.

VIOLENT SPEECHES AT stRENADE-hH. GOODIES
YRIrvns WORKING HARD-MR. DkLANo AS
sAULrED.
Tho Democratic Congressman from Ohio were
sor,naded at Wizards Hotel on their arrival IN
washington Speeches were made by Mr. Rice MI
Unrd and Mr. Blackburn, violently condemnlng the
Presidents election. Republicans are pleased win
the circumstance. and Southern Democrats are dis
Onsted The attempt to effect coalition Tor the
Speakership against Mr.. Randall IN iaVor Oh
Mr.. Goode meets with only partial success IL
h,o not weakened Mr.. Randall. The Republicans
- boon anproached by the Goode men, Co
,,,,rs Delano was attacked in the street by Judge
weight Yesterday, and beaten with cane. The
Presidents message will treat only of necessary ap-
nropriations Tue Special Commission on FIRE
Proof Buildings report that only two or three OF the
structures occupied by the departments are really
safe
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
Apo,rMAsrER AssAULIED 81 nIs PREDECEssOR.

IUIEDO, UIIO, UCJ. IE,-A5 NItAilIUtI ItVtI'
managing proprietor Ihe IoledO Blade md CoDDtc-
cia ana Postmaster ot this cIty, cUnyersiug VITA
friends ON the stres., ezP0stmlsier bowling ap-
preached and made an offensive remark, 10 winch Mi
lsr,d rcu.lcd thtJ not adGrcs-uE Mt DOWllug.
wnertt.lou the latter Kicked Mr. Reed, mOt"ncd as
il u uluW a weapon, AMI th.u walked toward the Post
Onsr. Mr. Dowllu< followed aud, seiz.us nlm uy tine
beard hiu several DOWs in tue Lace wIch Iiicnd.
stplr.cd hlcu. the affair resulted from Dltcr lccis
eulendcred Dy "a change IN fnr POstin'tstcrship.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
pAKorA nEpUDLICAN CONVENTION.

DEADwOoD, d. T., Oct. ia convention
of hepubcaus OF the Black HIS met here to-day FOR
the purpose OF eectng permanent organization. and
eecng Delegate Wdshn gton IN the interest Of the
movement FOR Lne establishment Of now territory.
Nearly an the mining camps IA the Black Hills were
rcpreseuted f. c. Breasly eloce e1 Delegate by ac-
clamaton. Resolutions were adopted indorsing the
Administration OF President Hayes IN s efforts u secure
a cunplere reconciliation uf feeling among all the peO-
pe of the Uni states and the reCesabsnnent OF the
old order VI things.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
SEVENTY COUNTIES HEARD FROM.


CoLrMBUs, Ohio Oct, 12.-Seventy counties
have been heard from They give Bishop the Democratic
candidate fOi Governor aggregate majority OF
2gg3 There are cig counties not reported Last
wear these ghtscn counties gave Barnes Republican,
majority OF 937 10 is probable that Democratic gains
~ - ye,r wi, ~ DC out this majority aud mako Bishops
n',rt, M IN. II 40 about $4,000. Ine fuur counties
NIGHT
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

WAsHlNGION, Oct l2.-It is generally believed
tonight, tnat the appointment of General john NJ
Harlan, of Kentucky, to the vacant seat upon the
Supreme Court Bench. the news of which was tele-
g1aphed to TIE TRIBUNE few days ago has been
finally agreed upon and that his name VIII bo sent
10 the Senate next week Members OF the Cabinet
however are guarded IN state uent relative thereto
and the appointment cannot be announced by
authority.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
7HE YnLLoW rlgfR ~ 1HE yoUrA

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct 12.-Two deaths
occl red a FrIandul to-day, and nve new cltcs Col-
oncl Liberty Billings is of the dead Drs !crdon,o,
savannah; simmons, OF Charleston; and Van Iu5l u
Jacksonville are among the sick Fornaudiua. Dr.
Wiz. .chur- T., of KY West arrived tO-iay.
PORT ROYAL, >. c., oct. l2.-The Yellow fever IA on
the decrease. TIcre are tWeuty-one eases Gnder
treatment but all are couylescug. The yellow fever
ri this place in way all cts the railroad connections
between Augusta. savannah and Charleston. Passenger
trans ruh between Augusta and Beaufort station, bns
no b. y, curse is had with the infected district lrON-
Sons scarce.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
=. II. JENNY NoMLNArED roR AssEMBLYMAN.

The Independent Ciizens' Association Of the
XVIII Assembly District last evening at Jefferson Han nom
mated Ephr.am Jenny fur Assembyman Joseph Haght,
m order to instruct the candidate what work Tor, said
don't SO why SHOULD receive pay than
Workipgnen. young ladies wOik twenty-five hours
week uonIng besides geHs their education Tree irom
o -tte Their saI.r3 should Do cut down aid the money
nsei to build school houses" Lively applause followed ts
augg,stiOu.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
DEATH FROM YELLOW FEVER At QUARANTINE.
AL-.... n.-.I-.- nE NJ MOO MDsL IL.----=

Mrs. Mary Drakt, OF No. 4UZ WcsI IhlIIy-
nrst-s the stewarIess Ot the steamship city OF Vera
Cruz, who removed TO tho Quarantine Hospital ON
Thur.d - as yellow fever patti NJ G.et n 70 IA yes
terdiy the Quarantine Commissioners charge d.. Van
derpocl with violation OF the restrictions imposed UPON
him by law. for permitting Mrs. Drake 70 pass QuIran
tine as she WAS sick at the tine OF the arrival of tho
vessel.
Captain Nickers0n Of the schooner Charles Thompson,
has entered "A complaint against DR.. Naudcrplcl Tor
cuargug $50 FOR medical attendance IN addition 10
another bal Of $50 for "iuml cation AMI med cu at
tendance" The secret ~ 10 thh commissioners there
upon addressed the following lcttet: " Tue Cnul-
IA ssiOuers Oi Quarantine .luct me 10 inform yuu taE
an fees demanded OF you by Health officer Wander
poel for % edlcll Attendance are unautho.lLid by
law, aud yOd snOuu refuse To pay tucm. II thc
d,clOr troubles yOu IN the IN tcr appeal 10 the c0mms-
sours The Onlt fees he has right to exact rom yOu
IN the matter the Charcs Thompson arc fOr
tumgation, accordance with the rates csta0hcd Oy
the On trantinr Commissioners"
Tie fees tor migtting schooner are - Tor each
fungatlun, aud tuc schooner from Frrlandini II
IA a. 10y the commissioners that not more tln tSo
fumiLatIull- made
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

Malorities....- lJD I'D. 42D. 3R l0Il DIR
The Two Nationals in the House are flom Lucas County,
and their autecedents IRE Republican. 1he Mahoming
County Representative elected by fusion of Demo-
crais G. eeuback-ncn and WofGugmen, aud Is classed
with the Democrats. The official returns Will not make
any material change IN the above table
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

The Essex County Grcenback Convention
met IN LIOlary Hal, Newark, yeste,day. hcnry uIn,
OF Nrwark, was nominated by acciamdton Tor County
C.etk A committee wds appointed to meet a similar
committee ltom ,he Worknsmen's party, III regarl TO
matters aitC ctiug tLe ComLg election, WtA view 10
united acton. County Executive Committee was also
a..uJutrd.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
CURRENT TOPICS Al THE CAPITAL.
THE REVENUE OFFENDERS IN THE SOUTH
WASHINGTON. Friday. Oct. ~ ls17.

WAsHISGTOs, Friday, Oct H. 1877.
Major Jacob Wagner "a prominent official of
the Internal Revenue Bureau VINO has been actively en
gagged in Attending The interests Of shc service In dis
turbed districts iu North Carolina is In Washington, In
RESPONSE to telegram from the department. ordering
him here for upon the condition OF Affairs IN
that State Major Wagner brii IS information that the
interests Of the Government nave been consid
erably promoted by reason OF the action OF the
courts in convictlng several offenders OF late'
and urgently confirms the views Of other officers that
Every Hort snutd he made bring Ia puusnnent all
offenders The situation OF ahars in North Carroll Is
reu, de ~ deserving Of immediate attention. At the
time, Iutudtiuns ire nOf Withheld at tue Depart
that ~ c stcrH ~ various oJncr srctlohs oi INC
offer equally ds strong opposition To Ine enforce
OF the laws Is illustrated III lhe huStle
iude OF despcradors IN the mount regions of NOrth
Carolina ana other southern states.
THE RESCUE OF HELPLESS CREW.
The United States Consul at Liverpool has
transmitted the Department Of state an account oi
the abandonment az Of the schooner Laurie Aswet
Of Boston, Massachusetts, ana the rescue Of her master
and crew 10y British bark Thomas BrOcklcbank, oi
Liverpool The SWEET sailed from Acnra, on the west
coast of Africa on the 11th June last for Boston
EucuuntcIuug rough weather she sprung leak
and became unmanag able Signals OF distress
were set Oh the 10Th OF August, and th"
Brockebink bore down to hrr asssianc'.
Tne sea was the the time the capiain oi the
B ucklcbluk did NOT feel warranted IN ordering aiy o.
his u the face ui suCn ia ger; bul hNr ul
them Charles Harvey uutisWJu, AntnOny Dep cy, J's-
cpu toarutn. Pitick Barry ana H,rucrt Il y, NoiuI
le red To tlu 50. T.cy med "a small boat. AID al tIr
peril o thcr live, Dcrocaly rescued the master ana
u tDe sinking sc.0. nct. luo men on b"drl lAc
saved hy t.cir sccr,. Tia ruugun,sS ut tic
soa a. me Iur hrJe ekcDdnk arrived 90 Liverpool
tue lth O September Win the ere" oI ihr American
scno ne WAC wcie taken IN chTse by TIE uned states
Consul.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

cal will probably increase these figures TO DC
tween % 600 and 25 OOO greatest falling of IN the
Republican in the Western Reserve, whefc'
IL is said, scarcely threefourths vote was pOlied
one singular feature OF the situation al Columbus IS
the entire absence OF all excitement enthusiasm. on
either side. over tho sul'.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
TIE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR.
MUKHrAR PURSUING THE RUSSIANS.

GENERAL ToDLEBEN TO BE PLACED AZ THE HEAD
OF THE RUSSIAN srAFF.
II is now reported from Armenia that Mukhtar
Pasha has assumed the offensive, and IL pursuing
the Russians. The raid from Hungary into Rouma-
mia is the subject OF conflicting reports il appears
to have been Of little account. General Todebcn IS
likely to he appointed Chief of the General StaT Of
the Russian Arny