The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-21

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or dissolved. TIE Pte-lden. has an
Duunc-d today that iise session would
close in ten days The chamber unan-
in,ously adopted motion in favor of IL
permanent committee 10 sit during
Mussulman deputy aiin!,ng IN pesc'
rumors SAID the government ought
only TO conclude peace on conditions
which would ba.uts.ut the honor IT the
empire II - believed Prince Milan
will sign the convention with Russia
allowing her troops 10 cross the Dan
ub- At Giadad Suleiman Pasha has
left Nicsic ami entered Montenegro TO
effect a junction III Albania. A divis-
ion of Montouegrlns have abandoned
Duga Pass and are concentrating at
Os.rand Pass. 1t Gen. Mehemet
Pashx has resumed the offensive. rhe
position Of Montenegro is regarded as
critical seventy Thousand Turks are
operating against them Trustworthy
aavices tron st Petersburg confirm the
reported utter inefiiciehcy Of commits
sioners in Armlnia and on the Danube.
TIE Gar is exasperated on account Of
the scanty provisioning Of troops
which causes much apprehension.
RUrscHuK, June 20. The move
ment Of Russians westward frotD CUR
gevo continues.
ScUrARI, June l9.-Ttree Turkish
columns which have entered Monteue-
gro are advancing ria Ozdrinik to
Dersno rm the Setts valley to Bopol-
jevit and ria Payia to Bogetc. as the
last place which is the Montenegrin
depot OF provisions and ammunition.
Fighting has been going OH since yes
terday The Turkish headquarters are
ut Armodoll. Ali Sable telegraphs
from Scutari. June Is, that he will
shortly effect a junction with Suleimsn
Pasha, and in a subsequent Telegram he
claims that the Turks carried the
heights of Martin. probably Martinize
Goriwucha and Vellieden after u three
hours engagement.
CoNsrAxrINorLE L. June i9.-Faseli
Pasha ,elegraphs from Sakum Kalet
June i4th. that $4,000 Russians who
occupied Mexwilld at .mlechsra.
have been driven out by the Turkish
troops aud ironclads 4 movement hss
been undertaken To cut Of their retreat
VERSAILLES, June l9-The Duke De
Brogie has informed the Senate Com
mi,tee on Dissolution that the proposal.
that in elections the government would
designate the candidates they favored,
thus making use Of the right which up
to the present has been recognized by all
governments The Duke also stated
that if the Senstc voted dissolution.
the government would decree il i,nme.
diately. The Senate adjourned to meet
on "Wednesday when the debate on dis
+ solution will commence at once and
night sittings will be held if necessary
/ LoNDoS. June 20 In the House of
Commons day. George Osborne Nor
gan, Liberal member for Derbyshire,
gave notice tha. ia case of the with
dra~al of the Burial Ball 10y the gov
ernmsnt, he would move on the / .th Of
July. resolution embodyiug the re-
jected clause.
After three hours discussion. the mo-
ton for rejection Of the prison bill was
withdrawn. The bill then passed the
third reading wi,hou, division, amidst
cheers.
In the House Of Commons. this even
ing, under secretary for the Foreign
Department. In reply 10 question by
Dilluyn. Liberal member from Swansea,
said II was not true the Porte had re-
fused the request of Bsyard. British
Ambassador at Constantinople. 10 per
mit tho naturalization of the Suez Ca
na., for the simple reason that the re-
ques, has never been made. The Porte
las no. yet answered the iutinstions
contained ia the papers,
LoNpoN. June 20-The stock ex-
change opened hrm to-day. but there
has been some relapse in prices cnnse-
quen, upon the attitude of England.
\ reduction If the Bank Of England
rate 10 two ard oue-halt per cent is
talked Of The IIssss says; That Rsntes
should rise with the political confiie; in
/ France, is surprising tc many 1, is
eener rally believed the stock is nlsnipu-
lated for pol,,ical ends hy clerical revo-
lu;ionis,s. 4 few operators have only
10 give notice that they want, within
three days, stock they previously bought,
for monthly sccnGns aud sellers have TO
hid for it ana buy il at any psice SO IS
70 ~ able .o fulfill the demand.
CANADIAN DOMINION.