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National Republican., 1877-11-26
BANK ERS.

PETER CAMPBELL,
BANKER AND RRoKER
Dealer In Stocks, Government and Municipal
Bonds. Money loaned on approved securities In
yestments made on hrst-clAss securities only, at
moderate commission. Psysthe special tax.
l45l Pennsylvania avenue. corner Fifteenth sreel-f
New Corcoran building.) oci0t
EWIs JOHNSON & CO.. BANKERS, CORNER
- Tenth street and PennsylvAnia avenue, WASH
ington ID. C., dealers In United States bonds invest
ments, securities and foreign exchange noI+-lmo
TNHE GERMAN-AMsRICAN SAVINGS BANK
= No. 6s2 Fstreet northwest corner Seventh street
Open daily from 10 a. TO p m; on Saturday even
ngs rom 70 p m. TO receive deposits only. Amer
nrht deposlt any amount nom i've cents upwards re-
oeiyed. safe deposit boxes tor rent In Are and burg
hrproof vault At 80, e2 So Us, and go year. The
ocl6y
National Republican., 1877-11-26
RESTAURANTS,
WALSH'S RESTAURANT,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.

A RMAN BODINS RESTAURANT
"A AND ELEGANT DINING PARLORS
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Nov96inO lil3 q street near l5Ili street
National Republican., 1877-11-26

PESTAURANT PARIsIEN-F LASS
~ FRENCH HREsrAURANT.-Table D'hote din
ner. % cents 'front.' to oeloes IA cart. all day At
per doA.n, Chicken Salad tOc Orders for dinner par
orders q. BROCHE
ses2u French Cook Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
RELIEF FROM THIS CITY,

THURLOw WEED HEADS THE SUBSCRIPTION LIST
THE BRITISH coNsUL-GENERAIs APPEAL TO
The MAYOR.
The preparations for sending relief To tho
st. John ~ tferers this city have begun Thurlow
Weed was TIE dst his pursesring- and sent
a check for $50 Mayor Ely yesterday. Mayor Ely re-
ceived the following letter, dated June 81 from f. NJ.
Archibald, the British Cunsnl-Gcneral:
DEAR SIR: I called at office to-day for the puf-
nose nf uquiring IL you had received auy Official commu-
nicItion from john " b.. reference To tne dsas-
granite euo Laid onehdlf OF that city In ashes aud
also whether prop TO autboI1ze any appeal 10
tie bcnc violent citizens OF NeW-lotk TO contribute
iowa the relief Of tue many Thousand persons who
lave been lett destitute 10y this fear nj e. LtlnltN.
learned nom your private secretary that te, gram had
been received from the Uned States Consul dt 81 John
fully confirming the telcgIaphc report published IN ho
newspapers, but hat ia your absence rn the clty To-
DAY he not undertake. 10 whether or not you
wouln cause. appeal for the relief to D. made Ia tho
people Of NewYolk. | lad myself can't mpatfd the
pubca ION of notice III the evening papers al iis day
offer M L. receive contributions Ia ALI ~ the suUivIs
bu. thnh II becoming aud deierrntia u await your
decision IN regard public notification under your
sanction, which would carry vastly more weight than
AN, ptin alton my part shall postpone my Intended
operate with you carry oul instructions which
YOU may think FL To issue 10 the matter.
In reply the Mayor said that he would do everything
any gifts OF money clothing sent to his othce.
No relief PR ecs had been started among the
men yesterday but general desire manifested 10
assist IN anything OF the kind which should DC brought 10
their attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23

HAVANA, June 22.-The English mail steamer
from 81. Thomas, June Ii, brings advces from sauto
Domingo to June .. Fifty persons who imprisoned
last month, charged with conspiracy have been declared
not guilty by tribunal Dissatisfaction, however WAS
Increasing The nOn-paymeut OF the salaries OF employees
aud decree making duties payable specie max
ing Baez very unpopular Matters III the northern
provinces ASSUMING IA dangerous aspect. There
frequent and outbreaks several localities
santO domingo schooner seized IA small sten-tug,
wn1ch arrived al Monte CnrI>tO from Cape Hayden,
belonging To frrnchain residing Hdyti. Ii l. SAID
she WAS under the Fr,nch nag, but suspected "i
ca ryng ammunition tVr tue dominican revuutunists
Her capture ~il undoubtedly Increase wdriiKe i.e-
lns III Hay against tuc Ba,Z administration. After the
lapse OF fortnight clearer INFORMATION OF the stale of
anairs IN Sdnto Domingo Will probably DC obtained
Hay u AT last Gdyces remained quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
WAR SCENES AND TOPICS.
PRINCE IN ARCADIA

Late in May the HOhenzoern Prince of
Rouinania made tour Of Inspection Of the FIRST Corps
I'm Little wallacha. and correspondent of The London
Ne,rs accompanied him from Bucharest to Kalaia Tney
eft Dr. strousbergs railroad at kiajova and remained
I'm tho city over night After morning service In the
Greek chu they out for Kaafat the Prince jour
ne,ng in caeche drawn by four ponies and the rest OF
the rarity following in four-n-hahd and diligence.
The Prince was received everywhere with enthusiastic
delight They galloped through beautiful oak gades
with gimpses of grecnswaId inerspersed and now and
then in glade there would be waiting for them pctur-
esque group OF peasant hOTsemeD, with nners flying
above Them who, with cheer would fall In behind the
Princes carriage and galOp till the limits OF Their es
tate we're reached when they would give place to al-
other civilian escort At wayside village the strains OF
Eusic would greet them, and they would mud pretty
bower constructed the roadside OF green OAK
branches shading cool carDet OF new-mOwn grass
.tfewn with roses and llacS aud In this bower the
Prince wOuld b. hidden 10 awhile in char whose
back was OF rosebuds aud whose arms were masses OF
locust tree blossoms while the tddlers played llg Oh
their yops Ia the OF circle Oi Lads ana lissts
All n her gayest dresses with flowers Ia their hands
and wreatbs oi blossoms round their waists. Then the
MAYORS pretty daughter would present her nOsegdy OF
roses TO the Prince and the cOrtege drive onward 10
Similar scene IN the village. This Arcadia was not
DAYS ride from "a squad OF Basin BdzOuks, anu tue
blue mountains looking down 0na Turkish fortress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
LEAVES IN THE STORM.

In the northern section of DObrudja there
are two villages named shukerova and Atmaya, winch
are occupied by German colOniss When the Russiahs
took possession Of Gaatz and Braa. the Governor OF
Tultcha, fearing a bombardment OF the town. gave
notice that he could longer guarantee any ones
safety aud advised all should retire. as In the event
OF Russians crossing the river the town would Dc sci
OIL lire and the country made desert before them-
panic ensued and general stampede aerward set Ill.,
Of which the Circassians not glow TO avail them
selves One Of the colOniss in private letter, which
has been sent The London Times tells what happened
-Tsrtars and Circassians down In large numbers
poor little village, and took away horses, CARTS
harness. clothesin fact nothing escaped them boxes
we're taken out Of the earth where We hoped TO
have hidden them The robbers then Quarreled over The
Gyxon VI Little property. while We were Obliged W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23

TIE ROUTED TURKS AT Observation-Disclosures
PAsHA's RETREAT.

THE ROUTED TURKS AT DEIIBABA-MUKHTAR
PAsHAs Retreat.
LONDON, Friday, June %. 1877.
Some light is thrown on the manner in which
Mukhtar Pasha reached his present position ut
Khoren Duzce by Reuters dispatch dated June
10. announcing his arrival at Kuprikoi. He would
scem to have left his position near Zewin, crossed
the bridge at Kuprikoi, and marched 20 succor the
troops defeated Saturday which are now at Deli
baba.
Reuters Erzerum dispatch confirms the report
that Bayazd has been reoccupled 10y the Turks
The Russian garrison driven out and some
made prisoners. 1t is believed an engagement on
large scale between the Russian left and the Turk
isk right is imminent. Mukhtar Pasha is before
Deihaba IS miles from Erzeruml
CONsTANTINopLE, Friday, June %, 1877
The Porte is preparing note to the Powers upon
the cruelties committed 10y Russians III the eau
caslls and at Arabian The Porte IS stated to be IN
no.s,ssion of proof that Arabian surrendered by
treason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

COLUMBUS, Ind, June DIV. n. Lake, an ANA
elr toay finished walk OF 300 miles M 800 consecutive
houfs Average time IL minutes
MANCHEsTLR n. H.. June 22.-The coronePs Jury
returned verdict this Afternoon exonefaung Ponce ONE,
Michael OBren Late vi last Boston, IN
A des. crate anrdy on Juue 2
aWAsnINGTpN, June 22.-Assistant Surgeon George
H. Torry relieved from duty IN the Department OF
lie To the commanding general
Department OF Missouri, for duty.
PnuGnKEFPsIK, ~ Y, June 22.-The committee
from the uses Legislature aud some prominent
Eastern railway visited Nassar College today and AFTER.
war male of tue bridge Inspecting easSous @o
Ihey lyft on the boat or Newburgh.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, June 22-Cornelia Van
wyck, orphan, aud daughter Of deceased elereyma
vo s missing from Orange county Tor some ue pasL
found holly inn, IN p ftlaliy de-
nient-d condition She will be taken nome today BY her
frlelds.
OTTAWA June 22-With regard to the dispatch
received yesterday announcing murder at Tie Rocky Noun
Pacinc surveying party IL Is stated
that camp exists aud a. the DOMINION Government
ntmaton Of any such OccuiIuce Inc state
m nj mst be considerable pending the
arrival OF fuller aud trustworthy iniornAllou-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
CLASS DAY At 'HARVARD.

THE Professors GIVE BREAKFASTS To THE GRADo-
ATEs-Fi sIIvIIIEs AT NIUHI-BoYLsION PRIZES.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rkIBCsE
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 22.-Class day at
Harvard was celebrated to-day under the name OF Cor
marathon day the raDgemcnts being left 10 aconnee
of the college corporation. Tue usual exercises of the
morning did take place. hut breakfasts were given by
Prof Lanes Russell Lowell to 200 Seniors and by Ohyer
Wendell Holmes Prof. II. l.. Eustis Prof. t. Thayer,
and Prof stearns to the graduating members OF the
Medical Law Scientific. and Theological departments OF
the u iversiiy Mr.. LougfelOw and President ELIOT
ver. present at Prof Lowes breakfast This Is re-
viyal of "A custom for some years IN dslse.
The base ball match between Harvard and Yale on
Holiness neld was attended by brilliant company OF
between 900 and 5000 people II resulted III the de-
feat ot Yale 10 To l. The Yale nine made many errors
i'm the ii. Id. The umpire was Mr. Huse OF Brown UNI
versity. .-,-,, --...,.-. A.. a.
College yard Illuminated. dud there
VS. dancing in Memorial Hall The day was sunny but
excrutouly cool The policing OF the college YARD Was
conducted city, aud tLe whole affair was an UNUSUAL
me prizes for the best speaking, which took
Mace nj Memorial Hall Yesterday afternoon, were To-
duy aw lried as follows First, each S26O To Nathan H.
Hartmann senior. aud Warren r. Lombard second, eacn
As 10 VIM r. Taylor, senior. and George NJ Plnney ana
Charles IA. NIntOn, JUNIORS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
TIE EAST INDIAN FINANCES.

Los ON, FIlIaN, JUNO II IsII.
Of the $2j,000,OO0 which the Marquis of
Salisbury taIy STATE 70. India is autho. u d to
raise Tor the Indian Geic $250OOO0 will he added to
the Indian fun. Debt Lord SIlisbuyls empowered To
raise the oth,r $ll.5O0.OO0 on Treasury bills. Lord
Hamilton Under Secretary India stated in the House
OF COuIons last night tat the Government accepted
this latter power the distinct under standing that 1t
should only lie used wien they could not possibly sell
their bills BY that they would on the Que hand
be able 10 keep silver steady and the Otnrr hand they
WOdld not add To- the permanent lndl IA dent IN thiS
country. He pointed odt tna bills s.ld hes" bt tne In
Government lur al pacucable purposes misit be
REGARDED Tnc lAdan GOVeInm III were III TINS
uufuTi position: II they forced th,r silver upon
the mi1,tt when there WAS no demand tor II, they re-
duCcd the prc O SILVER ANA gave Use to fluctuations
most injurious to Eastern trtds ANA II
they borrowed IN Ibis country, ihcl only pat I'll
evil day IL has been therefore -gcstcd that lncy
should issue Treasury bills renewable from time to time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
FAIR WHEAT CROP THIS YEAR
wAsnlscros. Friday. Jane - 1877;


The June report OF the Department OF Agri-
culture indicates better prOspect tnan usual Tor wheat
T,e REPORT Tor June. 1876, made the average for toe
country Is per cent below tie standard o hofna coh
ton aud subsequent Of the condition aud yled
were stil lower iorecastng the scarcity winch has
incurred The average Winter aud Spring wheat 10
,err Is tins year 100. Winter wheat being above that
figure and spr NJ wheat below It, The state averages
are As follows: Name. lOl; New-iampshre, lO2 Yer
mont lo2; Massachusetts, 100; Rhode Island, lOO
Connecticut 1913; New-York. lOS; New-Jersey, 100;
Pennsylvania, 90; Delaware S'' Mary i"hu' loo' WI
pini.. lOg: North Carolina l00 South Carolina ~;
G.orgia. los; Florida 1905 Alabama. 90; Mississippi
lo7; Louisiana. 1913; Texas, no; AiknnsaS' 1867
Tennessee, 81; West Virginia, lO7; KENTUCKY
80. obio l15. Michigan, 100 Indiana
Is MANI iO5. WISCONSIN,, 81 Minnesota, 30 |;
Iowa. IU2; Missouri no. Kansas, 80; heorasEi, lO3
CALIFORNIA; so; Oregon, 100. keturhs from California
iudicate nall Of ui crop from the deficiency Of the
Wn,r rainfall Fewer injuries iron Insects anu rust
aru reported than usual The only SERIOUS injury II
caused by the destructive grHssh"pper OF the il'lhs
ls ~ st has Injurious III Minnesota, La ci-
ing nuuerousy all the settled PORTIONS oi the etale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
A DUEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1 u REED.
InNnnN Erld.IN. limo -, lSI7.

DUEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u REED.
LONDON. Friday. June % 1877.
An extraordinary story comes from Parls
through tue correspondents OF lie Telegraph aud Sti"d
Qrd to the III, CT that grant Of $1,000 900 mas Deeh
asked of The Bud Committee for putting IN RS Frcch
ships in commission. on ,,--
PARIS. Friday. June %, 1877.
Tne quarrel between NJ. l. on Renault ana Baron de
Saint Paul. which caused by question OF the aticr
III the Cuambr of Dcputic yesterday rs t. whether TIE
former had not, Iteration OF PAYMENT undcr-
taken fad ate the entrance OF the Count de C"an
pord INTO Paris as King in 1879, has been arranged
statement sI,,ued nv the Il icinen 10 have
been the seconds in the nded duel has been pun
shed giving explanations satisfactory for the honor oil
both parties
The Erenenent states that the Republican Senators
have dc led not To eudcvor to prevent dSsou ION "i
the Chamber by quitting Senate previous 10 vote
"a a mus deufiv NJ tine Government OF quorum, as such
tactics woulI ony delay dissolution Tor "A day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR.
mrKFTAR PASHA AGAIN NEAR ERzERUM.

mTKHTAR PASIIA AGAIN NEAR ERZEl1UM.
RENEWED ANXIETY MANIFts STD II GREAT BRIT IN.
# is confirmed that the Turks have reoccupied
Bayazid, the frontier fortress which the Russians
captured without resistance at the outset of the
campaign. The town being remote from the present
SCENE of hoStties its loss cannot seriously embar-
rass the Russians. Mukhtar Pa>ha is now at Deli
baba. 4s miles from Erzerum. having FASTENED back
from levin on finding that the Ottoman forces had
been routed at Zeidilxhan. All is quiet on the
Danube Tie Car and the Grand Duke Nicholas
have gone to BraIa where they will remain two
DAYS to review the army. Renewed anxiety is mani
Tested in England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
COLLEGE PRIZES AT HARTFORD.
Hartford, Conn, June 22.-The following

prizes were ANNOUNCED IN Trinity College yesterday;
The Tite prize, j. X. Burg @in OF Pittsburgh, Penn.
CHcmicdt DTtSc, I'll 81 To Stephen Hewitt Ol Bhrng-
ton y. j.; The second 10 Edward NJ scuddor of NewlOrk
CITY
Junior EHgiish Literature prtse George s. Chapman OF
Burlington, y. j.
LATIN pTise Of $3.50, also 10 Mr.. Chapman.
Pascal feHdOH Pft7e Tor sOpOmOIcs, LOrin webster
OF Mcst SpuIGno.d. y. H.
Sophomore, GrecE pr-s. first TO stephen ;. snow OF
Hartford; the second 10 Alfred Hardng Of BrVOkyu'
n. Y.
Freshmen, Modern GeOmSrB prize Thomas NJ. s. George
OF Marietta, Ga. Yesterday afternoon Class day
An Grafton was delivered by Il. N. scudder OF New
Yora and poem read by J. ii. X. Burgwin Of Pits
buIgh, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
COW poRINsoy AND GOV. HAMPTON.

Albany, June 22.-GOv. Robinson expresses
himself highly pleased with the interview lie had with
Gov Hampton OF South Carolina Tue latter assured
him that South Carolina would repudate part OF her
indebtedness whatever; that the people determined
TO that they were worthy ctLens OF the united
s,,tss I'm every respecL Gov. Robinson thinks Gov.
HamptOn's policy destined to prove great dressing 10
South Carolina, and through that Stae 10 Inc "hoie
South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
THE MERCHANTS BANK OF MONTREAL.
MoNrpE,t limo 30 -'To-dav tho hnard of

directors uandEe.s Of the Merchants Bank ISSUED
statement Of affairs The result OF the examination
by Mr. Hague and the committee has been to write of
1898 900 bad debts, SJ33.OOO losses securiti of
doubtful character S1gs,7Oi losses by the New-YOrk
branches, S223,99l expenses attending the opera
ton OF tne Quebec governmental loan TO date. Wuie
these large II is thought they are not all
entirely recoverable. The capital /, TO D. reduced 20
per cent, aud Will IL, be SGUO,0tO and Tie
viii sill Dc the second largest ia DOMINION. Great
confidence eNpIcssed the stability aud operations
OF the bank aud is AFFINITY 20 earn future dividends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23

sERvIA LIKELY TO AID RUSSIA.

LONIlON, IIIlIN, JIIIIV I'Ff'
"As Prince Milan has not been positively forbid
den TO operate" Vienna telegram TO The Times,
saws "as he pleased on his own account, the posi-
bilitv is of course by means excluded that he may
enter the FRAY 1t Is rtau that the Slave party who
have representatives at Poiest have done all their
power to urge him to do renewal of hostilltles
between Turkey and Servia would rot have the
same Significance as tine transfer of the Russo-Iurk-
ish war into Servia; and if it were as last year
waged far away from the Austrian frontier, Austria
would not probably Interfere"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23

LuSDoN. Friday. June -, 1877.
On the Stock Exchange to-day the tendency
Is somewhat unlavoIi,be. owing 90 va circulation OF
political runors and up the present. time every move
meut has beeu adverse. The provincial newspapers con-
tuue the publication # the rumur that British Gov
ernmen is about apply Parliament Tor an extraor
Glnar, grant of S2j,OOO.OOO According 10 one Story
this SUN is TO 20 the purchase 81 the suzainiy
o Egypt from the Turks Five millions Of pounds, or
S2jOuOO0O. il the exact sum asked Tor last nighJ Tor
the Iudian loan. and this may explain the rulnor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
TIE INSURANCE..
LOSSES OF COMPANIES Estimated AT OVER
$j.jOO,00O.

LOSSES OF COMPANIES ESTIMATED AT OVER
$j.jOO,OOO.
Losses in this city by the fire at st. John =
will not amount very large sum- few companies
having held risks IN that city, aud those Tor only small
amounts Had tue fire occurred five years ago, tue
would have been much larger than az pr nt but
the burned cy held in such poor estimation by
the companies in consequence of the large
number wooden buildings aud their dan
gerous proximity another. that seyera COM
panes have refused policies. or have
lerwrtten To a limited amount only The London,
Law rpoO and Globe Company is included IN tbis latter
class. SEVERAL years its policies IN the city were
very extensive. Twice Liverpool manager visited
ST. Johu after the last visit orders concerning
future risks. which materially lessened the cou-
pauy's lusses by the present tire.
The only additional tecg grams received yesterday were
at the office OF the Pnenix Fire Insurance Company Of
Brookl,n cslimat Il e total loss at SlO.OOO,000 with
an insurance OF $5,0OO,O00, and declaring t4at the
Pheuix's office was totally DIES rnyed TIE of
this company thought that 100000 would fully covert its
losses.
The following estimates OF insurancrs obtained from
private sources, were claimed 10 be accurate:
Imperial Of LonGon 100000 Etna OF IIrtiort 10000
Globe .,... 100000 Cirlens OF Montreal 10000
Queens. 1919. 49,. 100000 a'lacona Z5oOOo
dian Of Lonlon.-' 100000 Mercante......... CouOOo
Late yesterday afternoon dispatch received from
F. A. Ball. the ST. John manager Of the British America
Iusuanc, Company declaring the compauy's total loss
to be about S2700 william J. Hughes, Manager "
the Royal Canadian Insurance Company. stated IA
TRIBUNE rel ortcr company made call OF $780,
900 capital stock May 49, when was now being
paid In 100000 this call had been received ~ the
company before tn 81. john and the losses would
be promptly paid without disturbing the invested
securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
THE MAYOR OF BOSTON ON TOTAL ABSTINENCE

The MA1Oh Of bOSiON Wv AVIAN NO.
BosTON, June pa committee OF ladies
representing the Woman's Temperance Union "aod on
Mayor Prince to-day with petition that no Intoxicating
liquors be used at the banquet To be given III honor Oh
President Hayes by the City Of Boston Mrs LVeinore
headed the delegation The Mayor made address, the
substance Of which follows:
studying the subject for 80 years and know
that the desire OF the Frobutionlss cannot he accom-
plished for the that II right that II should
be- 1 approve VI the moderate VI wine and liquor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23

look quietly on Many I'D to Atmava the rest TO the
forest II certainly hard lot TO be Obliged to re-
main all NIGHT in the wood IN the and Nnd, with
any rolf but The sky. many with rle children, tor
menicd with the lear Of death, and with not mOsr OF
bread 10 eat Ii seemed II 70 be 'erly de-
ed Now il is it'll hett TtrlT all the carts
aud horses have been given back. nu cl hes and r.
the robbers not will X To restore. No one a. Teen
killed hutud Latter. He went With hers o. tue
pasture to watc the cattle; lis horse home alone
and the dav IL found that hr had been eiut IA
ms ground Though thank G d, IA yet III good
health, hearts are fail OF anxiety ana fear"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
HELP FOR ST. JOHN.

To the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: AS subscriptions for the relief Of St
John y. b., sufferers will probably be opened In New.
York. will you kindly forward the Enclosed for that
purposet Yours. A.
Greenuich, Conn.,, June p, 1871
Tho money will be turned over to the prop~
persons whenever subscription u opened.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
PEACEFUL DISPOSITION OF THE FLUTES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 22.-A Winnie
rucca pres, dispatch says Gov. Brayman Of Idaho has
received a dispatch from Winnemucca, Chief OF the
piutes now At Silver City, in winch the Chief the
Governor he has 10 intention Of breaking the peace with
the whites and that il Indian outbreak occurs he
viii remain friendly. Should he want 10 aignt hc will
riVe fair warning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
THE PROSECUTIONS IN ROUMANIA.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The consul at
Bucharest writes that Outrages have been pactced
on the Roumanan Israeltes since November last when
several hundred families driven from their homes
Upon the persistent representations OF the cOnSus me
project who had Issued the orders for expulsion was
finally compelled resign Owing 10 some l"culiarltles
IN the laws liability OF the lsrdeltes 10 renewed el-
secuOn exists however, aud any project may Degh tue