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Official.
TOWN COUNCIL.

The Town Council of the Town of Thibo-
daux met in their Hall in regular session.
tuesday. October 2nd 1877 at 8 O'Clock p.
NJ.
Present IS. I. Grisamore, Mayor and
the following Trustees j. l.. Aucoin, F,
Samoan l.. keefe, and p. A. Aucoin.
Absent: Nj A. Iegendre, Oxnle Naauin.
The minutes of tho previous regular ses-
sion were read, and approved as recorded.
The following Collectors report for the
month ending this day, was read and
on motlon duly seconded the same was ac-
cepted.
Collectors Monthly Report.
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The Weekly Critic ls a paper
printed in New Orleans, edited
by colored men, devoted to the
interest of that race. 1t is a neat
paper and constructed in a manner
that will prove beneficial to color
ed people, if it continues the
same in the future.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE PARISH OF
LAFOURCHE AND OF THE TOWN
OF THIBODAUx.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY
S. r. GRISAMORE EDITOR.
. SAMOAN, Pro'r h Business Manager
OFFICE COR. MARKET & PATRIOT SITS
Tie citizens of Plauuemine,

Tie citizens of Plaquemines
have voted by a majority CT two
to one to have all stores, saloons
&c closed on sunday and the
Town council have passed ordi>
nance to enforce their wishes so
expressed.
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There never has bcep a time ua,.,, ,,,.
healing of SO MANY ,liffe: eat d;seasns ha. ts
been caused by outward anmlcation as e t%e
present. 1t is an uudisnu,ed fact that s ovar .nr
half of the entire population of the gIoha
| resort to the use of ordinary nlasters eo'o
DIR. MELv1N's CAPsICuw Popous p,,s
TIERS, are acknowledged bv ali who haze
used them, TO act onicker than any other
plaster they ever before tried. and thar ona
of these plasters will do more real service
than hundred of the ord;narr oIi i;nJ s5r'IE m
other plasters are slow of action and ra.
quire to be worn cOntinualIv to etfaet a curo
but with these it is entirely d;ffare"t. tb.,
instant one is applied the Intient will faai
its effect.
Physicians in all oros how, .,,,
cum and - hos -" III onooI vi Napsi-
used as medical agent for an outward @ an,
that its advantages in norons nI,stnr baro u',o
been discovered. Being, however, convinc-
MEIvINs C,psIn,M C',ru' pnn cures enected n oy DIR;
+I,n;n IN CAlsIC'M POROUS PLAsTERs, and
they now actually prescribe them. in their
pain in the si'le and back. and ali such Ca
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HOFFMAN,, F.. Carriage Maker, 1ir-
II cry Stable, corner jackson and St.
Bridget Streets.
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STAGES,-Framk HcF-
~ man Proprietor, L. Bardel, Con-
aaefor in connection with Morgan's Lou
lana, and Texas X. r. LafOurche Cros-
ing. ~ WV
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HESSE MRS. s. Miilinary and Fancy
IL Dry Goods, st. Philippe st., between
Levee and Main Streets.
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ZEMA, C. Coffee House Keeper, Main
A st., between Jackson and st. Phi
lip Streets.
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nADEAUX, J. Family and Pla,aat,on
d Groceries, Main Street, corner Main
and Focus.
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HOFFMAN,, W., Dry Goods and Gro
eeries, Main Street, between Focus
and St. Philip Streets.
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A UCOIN. P. A, Family and Plonta-
a lion Groceries, Main street, between
Eocus and St. Philip streets.
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OLUM, s. Dry Goods and Grocery, COR
II ner Main and jackson Streets.
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V,HIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
i No 80. A. +. and A. M.--Regular
meetings Oh the second Saturday and the
last Saturday Of Every month, at 3 o'clock
P. NJ, Green Street, between Levee and
Market Streets.
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nSCHWALD. J. G. Shoemaker. Main
~ Street between St. Louis and st. Phi
lip streets.
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MI ACllADO, J. d. Groceries and Dry
4S1 20 sas, corner Maine jackson and
Levec Streets.
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MEUNIER, A.. Dealer in Foreign an,
VI Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing &c,
Main Street corner St Philip.
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MOORE, l. d. Attorney al Lar,-of
4'A flee up stairs Main st. corner
Focus.
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LING, DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes,
- :, Boots. Hats, Caps &C.. corner Main
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"obLOCH A. F.. Parish Judge, Of
nee at Court House.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

"ASHI NGTON HOTEL, Mrs. G.,
between st Philip and st. Louis Streests.
VOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT AS
L ISOLATION, OF LAFOURCHE,-
Regular meeting on the first Wednesday
of each month, mt O'Clock, at the office
of Judge Lorio. Cor. Green and Levee.
Officers III. N. COulon, President. P
+ IOrio, Vice President. j. w. KnO
bloch, Secretary. G. Arena, Treasu
rer, L. Aucoin, Censor.
GAZZO DR.. j. b e., Physician and
~ AcOncheur, Thibodaux p. O., Lafour
che Parish. La.
IERNOTT, FRANK, Matchmaker and
- Dealer IN fine Je,celry &c. Main Street
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u,ADEAUX, THOMAS, attorney at Lao
ID corner Main and Focus Streets, up
stairs.
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xxyEISSENTHANNER, ALOIS, Confec.
w tionery aud Soa0 Water, Green
Street between Market and Main Streets
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FLEETWOOD, j. H., Physician,-of-
i fee Market Street, between St. Louis
and Green Streets.
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HOFFMANN, H., Cabinet Maker. deal
AAer in Ha'r1,care, Paints, Oils, Ta,misA
e, ETC.. Main street, between jackson and
6t-Philip
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n'SULLIVAN, E. a. Attormey at Law,
~ Green Street, between Main and
ThibOdaux Streets,
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FLEETWOOD, j. H. Drug Store. Mar
j ket Street, between Green and st.
Louis Sraets.
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MONT-CARMEL CONVENT, Acade
~ my for the Young Ladies, under the
Direction of Sister st. Bernard.
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EGENDRE, JOS, Groceries, Vine
- ami Liquors, Main street, between st.
Philip and St. Louis sts.
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nInLANC, EMILE e. Recorder, Conrt
1House, Thibodaux, La.
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WNDER, THOMAS, Parish Attor-
w mey Office, Market Street, be-
ween Maronge and Patriot Streets.
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GRlSAMORE. S. 7. Manufacturer Of
1snwa'e, cutters, &C., dealer in stores
and house furnishing goods. corner Mar
ket and St. Philip.
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RUSINESS CARDS.

A SSELINEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
A Fancy articles. &c., corner Market
and Louis streets,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ANGMAN, LOUIS, Sadler corner st
- Phil and St. Bridget Streets.
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DILLIU, j. S., attorney at r,-Off;ce
ID Corner St. Philip and Main streets:
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EXCELSIOR-LODG NO. 34-Resu-
II lar meetings at the Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Market and Patriot, every
Saturday evening at o'clock.
Officers IT. Thibodaux n. G. JOS. T. Thi
bodeaux. v. g.. S. L. Grisamore, Sec. IL.
Michelet Treasurer.
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VERRIER, T., Gunsmith, Main St., be
Y tween St. Louis and Green Street
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nELBERT, PJ-, Groceries, Wiacs, Ii
LIQUORS, 1o6dccO aud Cigars, cor. Nam
and Stfhilip streets
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NOBLOCH, CLAY Auor,sey at Lac,
omce up stairs Green St., between
arket and Levee Streets.
NuhLOCH, j. w. Clerk of the Co4,t
K-Fhibodaux La.
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aAAlN J. Mechanical Engineer and
s:aa.fdcturer Of sugar Appera,us. and
'''''ery-Resideuce, jackson street.
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Aotai GA 90
Respectfully submitted.
THEO. THIBODAUX, Collector
Oct. 2nd. 1877.
The following Treasurer's Report for
September 1877, was read /; and on motion
duly seconded, the same was accepted.
, 1877-12-12
DIAMONDS.
DIAMONDS.
messrs. N. Matsou
g. C..

Announce t1lcir stock of
DIAMONDS most critically
selected for purity OF color,
perfection In cutting, and
variety of sizes. They re.
spcctft11ly intimate TO per-
s01lH dcsirol1s of purchasing
such goods, that better bar-
gains were NEVER Of
FE1eED.
just received, SILVER
GOODS. richly cascd, andl
novelties in Silver Plate and
Polished Nrass. Every De-
r,arfrncnt is complete for tile
Holidays.
Receiving their entire
stock direct from the max.
crs. and thereby cyatEing
the charges Of importers.
1obbcrs or agents, they con-
Gdcnfly believe they place
before the public 1lrleq.laIcd
bargains. The magnitude
oft1lcfr snles requiring them
to carry n stock exceeding
In intrinsic value the CONF
bf1lcd stocks OF similar
goods kept i'll this city, af.
fortfs purchasers rare OPP
portnnities for selection:
They rigftlly adhere to t1lcll'
NEW SYSTEM Of selling nlI
goods ut a smaller per cent Of
profit than ever attempted
by other Merchants in thcir.
line.
State and Monroe.sts.
, 1877-12-12

LoNnox. Dec. 1l-Tho .Ha1k Lan1 Ezwsas
weekly rcs.aw Of the corn trals says: In spite
Of tho heavy imports Of foreign wheat
and the absencn of spcculatton. trads
scsma to poskess Inherent strength. 1t
il worthy Of note that the exports Of
wheat during the pa&t two weeks wese nearly
4S,tU quastors au.l, should tho pctillun Of tho
Fronch tnillr7s aud merchants be 9rsuted with
respect 10 the tax On wheat imported from this
country, much !aExur uutwursl movement may
confidently b1 leaked for to supplement sha
acknowledged deficiency of tho French cereal
crops.
lii spite Of the dullueas OF trade holders eyinceal
littla disposition to press sales, AMI prices hAya
undergone hut trlhlDg changes.
RAsstan MhIat has occasionally given way
etxpencn 10 = shilling : quarter, but Amer
traa Fema!ns aEnl, and white soFts generally
" strong tone h1a pcen Appsrtnt
tn maize, of which imports conttnuu li.Ltt
aud turthcr rt&s IL this valuable leedinx stull
appe4F& imminent Sound e0i!Iuloa hput IL H.
meat exhausted, and 3is aud 61 pr 80 puunda
c1-RrRnary u askexl fur sutxea American. In
barley aud outs business quiet 1t about
previous cuF1enelca.
brHlK1 kNDHD.
Loxpoa, Dec. ll.-The strike Of puddlc1s 1t
Sheffield, which lasted six wrekA, during whicL
time many o4tsages have bcen comtnttsl, end
ed yesterday. TIE men consented to tealuo-
ton Of wAEes.
, 1877-12-12
ENGRAvErGs. PMOT0GHAPlIss Etc
0'BRIE;lV,
208 Wabash-ay.,

2O8 WabaSh-aV.,
Has made extensive
preparations for the ap-
preaching Holidays.
His stock Of Oil Paint
ings, Water Colors, Steel
Engravings, Pastelles.
Fine Porcelains, Photo
graphs, Transparencies.
Autotypes, Photogra-
vures, and Beautiful
Frames, is the largest
and most varied ever
offered in this city. Pic
lures Of every descrip-
ton, every country, and
every school, in great
variety, are found in his
collection.
It is, however, in his
Framing Department
that he excelg all other
blishments. This
season he offers a large
number Of new and .ele-
CANT designs. He is pre-
pared to make to order,
at short notice, over two
hundr Q d differe t
styles, all fresh and new.
His lifelong experience,
conceded good taste,
and constant study, en-
able him to furnish
frames Of exquisite de-
sign and appropriate-
ness. It can be said
with safety that there
is nothing connected
with the fine arts, deco
rative or household art,
which will not be found
at his establishment,
which is thus. one of the
most delightful places
in the city to visit. This
most magnificent Art
Establishment Is now,
more fully than ever,
stocked with Christmas
Novelties.
, 1877-12-12
ICE FIVE CENTS.

;., - try OF Louis Napoleon's election as Presl-
: 9 argues that mixed upat tha1ast elections
'artes rt,st having @ no Foos snd no future t',Y
g seat', impaired their prestige by 70.
13 to the country. under faIsc coluss
- borrowed name. It now bchoosea them
y X &.%lteonstltutc their autonomy. aud, declining
the e4uFocat honor OF being tho prop OF
ecl!eulcs concerted Without them, to recover
their Independence md freedom Of actlon Tltuy
WILL gain ~ no longer being the tlupc and up.
peanng 70 be the atcomplec Of pscaumptuo,ls
mclloeEftics who huvo led the .Contciratlve
scdan. @ " '''"'noA'''' '"'' "'o'' INN 'e"u Il 70
MINISTERIAL COUNCILS.
=, LoSooT, pce. N.-A Parls asspatch announces
that tho Ministers hare hctl scvcraf councils.
The 7en:ls states that they hare uccn unable tn
a1rce upon a programme. The troops IN Paris
and Versailles arc conf'ncd t. .tl,eir barracks.
ATrHEHErsfo* or nv1t~
LONDON, Dec. fl.-A Paris special says 1t Ia
difficult to dehrriho the intense FEELING Of un-
essiness aud npprchenslon that prevails. In
accordance With orders OF the Ministry Of tho
Interior all eunanIttil s,ops in Paris have their
shutters up, hut there Is no outward aymptoms
os agitation making such p.s,autson ueocasary.
eomc Foreigners arc leaving Phrts.
LATER REPORTS.
LONDON. Dec. 12-5 o. fn.-VAraous Paris spe-
81 report i that II. batolc has fa'ic| to t. form
Ministry, and that II. Anlrcn De Keturcl has
been summoned to the Elysce.
The Tnes' Paris correspondent says be is not
surprised at this announcement, Al. Dc Ke.trcl
Is the mere mouthpicce Of the Duke dc Btoglic,
and A. fome believe. tho Chamber
should bo proroeued, the Duke De Brogl!c will
aseutnc tl!c otltcc on the tnoFrnw Of its proro-
cation With a firm resolve 10 shrink from moth.
inR. President Macsfailon still believes he ltda
tue support u a majority Of tho Scnats. The
firm belief OF those who know him bcst L., that
u the Senate refuses dissolution unl urges hin,
to make oycrtures to the Left he will comply. Al
the present moment It Is certain that the pto-
poenl ior d dissolution eoull not obtnln ma
Jor4ty in the acnate. The policy Of tho Invisible
dissolution accompanied by aotnc violent lilo
Raifty, In tho lUpe that whcu the Marshal fa
once committed 70 an illegal course he wN per-
severe to the End, urcn to the overthrow Of tho
Conatltutlon and calling plcbisctsc.
, 1877-12-12

shortly after the last ropuiso Of tho assailants
Prince Bismarck expressed tho opinion that;
tho ne1t attack would probably bo moro
successful, an the Russians
WOULD RECEIVE GOOD ADVICE.
A bundle Of documents supposed to ba tho
plan for the siege Of P1ovna, hns since then
reached the Russian headquarters from Ber-
lin, and there IL not m officer In the Russian
and Roumanian armies who docs not believe
that Totleben'a plan Of attack Was based
upon the good advice To which Prince
Bismarck referred,
, 1877-12-12
NI6CELLANY.

K1fOLp1t0N COLLAf3BD.
New York. Dec. 1l.--The Star aad H7u!d, Of
Papams, ssys tho revolution In Ecuador col-
lapsed sitter eighteen hours' hard lighting In
Quito, xheEe It il Estimated 400 pe1soua Nazs
killed md = large number wounded
.. pI1D.
LoaDo9, Des: 1l-sydney amlrks. R. A.,
the EnKlish architect, d dead
QRkAEHtRA
eANr4xD1R, Dec 1l.--A great fro l. raging
here Twelve houSe& aIo already DESTROYED.
Tbs damage 10 Tar esttnaatea It 40n0 n0o0
reals.
sAxTAxpEx. Dsc. H. -Tha ~ ~ tsa4s<$4 40
families hot1sltA4
, 1877-12-12

r...n,... ~. =, 4. n ~ -.
ANshfooL' oec. H'-at s''o tnn morning
tho United statcs Consul md number Of Lead
I4r merchants boarded the etcarnshln A,lrlatfe
to rectiye United statc. M,nl.tcr Yel.h
Arc- ovc,,on'tng ,o"rts.,., ths 49," "e..H .sa
Mayor, the members Of tho Conn.
I'll. and oth,r nr1ncipat r4tt1cn. uar.
assembled, a. Mr. Wclsi1 isn,1ctf. .iisE Ha,esty,s
steamer Heslstanco md Ncw Brighton Fort frci
sa!ntca. lie hsnti nlayei u iiniI e:nInm,Ts y and
Tie as.embir rtcer3sj. Thc Mavnr fo,msi,e e
Welcomed thS aiinIstcr MT unly If; tia name 4
Iirertmoi. hit m hchaIf If thc ;n1,trv at 1sroc
liz slid lv trusted slr. Wcish's mission wo,1id
be- nrodncttye Of Inc tno,t fstendIy md a9rcc.
bic rcsult,. ~ ~ "'N ~
Mt. Welsh tepl!cd, .cxprcssfnr his stncern
thanks for tju. tr,r,jinl wr,f1,mc rYtcnied ~
hin,. Ha sniu he reinlcsd nt Tn friendly f+ri.
iur between thc ira nafin,.s. and v,n1i d.
liz utmr,st n maintain and incre,s" nat fr.nI.
shjd. '''~'
The party then drove of In the AIsyor,s stato
Mr. Wcish was t,.ivcn IN th, .rtvn rr.t-
.rhsra to w.s "8 "'''"A ~ '"S AVN" AAA''
rnnsxxrxn WITH AN Annur,s
hv +bn tmrT;csn rhamt,rr o1 cnmmsnro ,-h3oh
c3nsists of merrt,s,ss rnraSr,i IN trs,i, VIII ~ith
the Initial Htst..sl :1ohn r n,.,ch rrn.cntct
~, o.iaross r. s;ts. - T. L. A.u .,.,t ~
i3nr oxistcuca Of The Hnnr,rnn % e,t,amher ny NJ
t;tmt,,ncrcc' .ta,lnr .non, n.rit,i whct, tr,do H.
i,eimcrn mcrtc1 md a,rc,i Rrit,i" wn. tra T., =.
c,,mn.rrt,rn inf"nrr' H. .o,tc n H.. ,"ruit.-i.
cinse trsJ. c"nn"c}inn hstwscn H. iirne1ooi ar:t
si,n ifnttat E,",os sni III ,,nrn t.,,a:t a
fricndshins ,fh,rh INK 70 n,"nv nf th4m r., III
.sn. ~ ~" ir"tst stn,rs nn.t s.Ij II ssTaso ~ ~
tattons civo H. th~ ,rrcut"st t,,tc,e.t IN tto
nrnsmcrttr ~ liz i1ni,rI St,tns ns', ~ T., t ~,
,,.irtnus ~ ~ ,Sr1,si rs,tinns ~. ~ ~
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, 1877-12-12

THE SURRENDER.
LAST FIERCE CHARGE.
BoaoT, Dec. 10.--At 9:30 this morning Osman
Fasha's entire army STACKED the Russian Cren-
adler Corps holding tho line Of Investment on
tho left bank ot tho kiyer rtd, cndcavortng to
force passage. The attack wns made with tlcs-
pcratc energy, atd portion Of the Turkish
truups did. III fact, penetrate the line OF Gu
trcnclltnents and batteries, but oil attempts to
break through the positions of tue grenadlcrs
Wcrc Intellectual.
After tivo hours ecvero lighting tho Turks
wcre defeated. Osman Pasl,a, surrounded on
ali aides, WAS compelled to surrender with his
whole astn;. Up to the present ttme It is I'm
possible to estimate the number Of Turkish
prisoners Or tho quantity Of war matcr1c1 taken.
VIC only know everything In plcvna has fallen
Into Our hands.
nUss1AN LOSSES.
The Russian losses arc fnconsidcrabie a. COM
pared With tho result obtained.
G0,000 PRfeon1Rs.
ST. PxrEEsnuRG. Dec. 11.-The number OF
prisoners taken ut P}erna IL estimated At 10, ,0o0,
exclusive Of $4,000 sick and wounded.
EFFECT At coNsTAE71xorLE.
CoxsTAETlsorLE, Dec. 11.--Tho fail Of p1evna
is officially announced here. Mehemet All has
been removed from his command and replaced
BY Chakir pasha. The Council o: State has ,Ie-
cidcd to appoint three Christian Goyrrnors OF
tho Provinces.
Tnn GREAT CAUSE.
BUCHAREST, Dec. 1.-THE report current
here TINT Osman Pasta's attempt 10 break out
was caused by tho continued Russian and Rou-
mantan assault on his positions, is purely im-
npfnnty Tim knrffc ,vaa enfa1r r,<,rn NJ nj tx lin
, 1877-12-12
STARVED OUT.

SlAK ' LII VUI.
Additional Details of the
Capture of the Turk
ish Stronghold.
The Turks, Being Without Fro.
visions, Make an Attompt
to Escape.
They Cross the River Vid and
Capture a Russian
Battery.
Russian Reinforcements Ar
rfving, n Fierce Strug-
gle Takes Place.
Atter a IerTlbt0 slaughter, the
Turks Attempt to Re-Enter
the City,
When They Find that the 8esieg-
ers Have Already Taken
Possession.
Tho Prisoners, Including Sick and
Wounded, Number About
10000.
Reported Profera Of an Aruistice by the
Ports with View to
Peaoe.
Great Uneasiness and Appre~
hension Still Prevalent
In Paris.
, 1877-12-12
FRANCE,
THIN NtM{hfHY.

LoxpoH, Dec. 1I-A Paris dispatch sayss
"1s IL believed that Il Bstbles' combination
fails AIu4try OF a1peneucod BouApaEtists
will take tho problem tn hand xud dnd prompt
solut!op.n
ADVICE TO TIE BokAFARfi8yx.
LON DON, dec. 11.-A Paris dispatch says tho
0rdst. u. houher's organ, sets11iug to ths N.