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TuE sITullIoN ~ N1w JERSEY.
Trains Moving. hut the Miiiiin not With
drnwn-Aid for their Families.

Tho whccors" employed nt tho Central
Sew jersey Railroad coal whnryrs in Baynnnr
arr Stiil hola M ont. They say they Will not 20
to- work unless their Il man j. ar, conrlIc ci
" ih. They all have large families. anI they
oomu'0 tlHt t'"r wac' mr. top -niall o. pro-
cure uuN'' II.. 40 tlf rOmnunuts-i - us'fe-url y
of life. They ar. uaii iur wh."l.ns ouN ten
about "i'hf, cents. ln'y iruan.i That ti, tai-
tit-n system ~luU ls uiAI -IrI. Hul llNuI.rt
t.'h hour -u.. .ttut''i.tl" l.ri'' per hourt' nt
N'y iis. .ar H.D fN"y WrrH . tIns
inrW",i tu, 900 t-trrlHy thut u'w m' u would ht
% uu lh inrlr pu.'~. and "a lnre p'.i.r ior 90
Of. a mot nll.'nr. ANA % WIS ih uslt ilr company
would want fNW days l,ng'r. Toe trI -lf.p-
li' hN'a refused t. sivr tue men credit any
rnr wife and children ~ member ~ tho
nth Il -tiu'ut W tNuhd on MluiHy rv,n a.:
90 N~ W thH 90 nt of ~lgNatI I'tn. INt'r un.,.~-l-
t's wrro r'ii., Il 10y Nind n'islhors and y-s-
i"riaN ia" wonnns husband Was released from
Tna mmiiios ii some of the Newark militia
s"ni tp 'h llIl~iurr ~ re y,~trriuY found :, h'.
~uil"rn; ipr want ni iOoi Gov. B"ll' nr"r"d
uHt my %" supplied with rdt.ons regularly
uut ih" men return.
I ily bo}- employed in tho Hohokrn pencil
IA tory struck OF VI niAy evening. and the
The ia tory - now closed, but 1t i-"Np.t -d
'at new hands VIII be obtained and work re-
sumrd Tomorrow.
Tran. on the Central N,w Jorsny AMI tho
u -laWar". lurkawanna and " stern roj, =
were ruuuiu. regularly v"-t"rduy ~ far nS
Pnilll-hur- without mtrrrulton Thruu ,n
trains "n il" lHsi named rund w-r" run t. aud
from BnghHiufpn. y. \. Gov. Hrilr SAYS that
lriog- not tnlue Il sftr 10 W tldraw tine tro pl-
from luiip-lar-, unfl Gov. nurtrnit gets the
situation in W stern PnnSylv II a 40 Ear under
l. ~tun nj IT," snrrouudi NJ coal regions in
which tnD r. l- stlll a good deal Ol disturbance.
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Ers>IiN cR,AlrIAs ~ nrAGlnIL
The sultan TntrcnUrg the Qu~cn TO Use her
Inlu"ncc with the car.

LONDoS. July 81 ONicial papers laid be-
fore Parliament contain the follow NJ:
The English Consul at S'iono informs Minis
tor Lnynr,l. un lrr dut" of Juy Is. that the Rus
SIMS str up the Bulsarmus AMI arm thrin;
thft they tor. ont the eyes of Mussulmuns
whom ,hry KILLED at S.si0sa. AN llllrd the -. X
ct- wtn hr.ui.
Minister Lavnrl trlrrrnph- Lord Derby
uuIrr tnt' of Ju'N "a thh tine Su tan has SHut
lIiiu nr~-i il,r "utr 'lfInt th ,lu""n 10 u~n "T
inllu " " IN the car 10 stop the -hp hiug
cru'tl-- committed hy tine Russ au troops.
Mon. wum "a. amt children urc 90 ragged amt
murdered IA a huirlil' manner. Toe sultan
enn ar'rly believe tnN ihe car wishes the
war 10 become war OF eAtermInat,on ana u
war oi hrIglnls.
The sudan', Ailc-d' Camp gave Nn'st
I.HtAri am W'rpuut Ol the revolt. NJ afro .tl,s he
" tn' esrd aud winch. Mr.. lAyaTd says. are IN
Er al measure confirmed 10y atiNlc's from Com
-N = and other source =. Mr.. I.lNArI transmits.
Juy Il. several Consular reports oi outrng
ant ma~sn,rrs hy tue Bulgtrians. and says
thrre II truth ~ trm, although th.y may be
exaggerated. Tho WhllarhiHn- Hnd BuishranS
accompany IN" Russ an army IN bands, caii.ns
W"m~rlNr~ nv uSrrs.
G.n. krmhal t.i graphs under date Of July
2bi tn" mH-St'rr al Bayazid II confirmed
hut th" Htroftit- al Aruhun are quite untrue
reuters telegram from Bu hurrst says Col
'll'sl"y has a idr - II "A report To the Br isi
Government catrLurrally denying the cruolt.cs
with which thu liusS.i.Ii- are charged
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Gems. Howard mud Wncnton Getting Ready
TO Follow his Trail.

PORTLAND, July 30.-Gcn. Howard Is Mt
Kamah. awaiting the arrival OF Maof-Gcn.
Sanford AZ soon ~ that officer joins him,
Howard will take all the available force and
rush vigorously ancr Joseph md White Bird.
who have already crossed II tt'r Root noun
tains 10y WY Of the Lolo trail. lie will 20
through to NJ ssoula ms rapidly ns his command
can move. nndh no will have in tho ncighbor-
hood of 8 900 men. Another force. under COM
mand Of Cen Wheaton. VIII leave Fort I.apwni
and. moving north pass through the Sppkane
country and cross over into Montana through
the Sahon Pass. After crossing the mountains
the troops will push down TO Missoua. where
they will Join Ger. Howard. II s expected that
llowurd's and Whrntons attachments Will
rcurh that po. ntsimultan 'ously. Wheaton Will
command uhnutl5D or 500 troups.
THIS 1ctour through the Spuknn" country will
Watkins Thcrenrr u number Of trihcs sIuritrd
through that region who sh To be- placed on
reservation. lnsps tor Watkns ia authorized
to 'lr su tatls r's rviltiOn and to 10 ntn thu
niians " spr u ~. Il obIr I II pass ngthrou- h
tnHt country ls to make a personal Inspection Of
the rhara ter and disposition Of the Indihns.
the nature Of th,s" regions. ana To- dos ign1ts
where a resrrvnt on II to be 80 iitcd II IN also
Thought thut the marching of "A large torrc Of
troops through there W II hnN" u very beneficial
n. ON fno In iiUns. Most ~ them ars peace
ar" in I'm ii 10 hr turbulent The uctt t'hmrnt
Will not lenye Lppwai ior u week or more. ANY
stra-glpg bands Of hostile Indians that may
have h1'Nrn away from Joseph and VIII I" Bird.
ana who may att mt to reach the spokane
country VIII he intercepted 10y Gen. Wheaton
ami rut ON. THIS movement W ~, II = believed.
crush out the str NTH Of the hostilrs and bring
ponce ~ the whole r'Eiun OF country wet oi the
Il tt"r Root mounininS. an W Tia tn rsItur" or
nnnihilation oi JOS 'pn's and White Birds bands
of rcn"gadrs hrng tho war To n close. Col.
Green, with u force of cavalry. will remain in
nn about kImmh. to pr.t'.t the -'ttomrnis
and tp nj n Struggling squads of Indians.
Capt. Wilkinson received Yesterday ndrspHt IN
In r'sntd tp pro urIng Warm Spring ln'iIan
Lolu tran to Montana. Most oi th,'sr lad ans
hNVr gone after game and nSh. hut those who
remain have called cuun n Tor Muniny tho
3nth, and Will send word u- 10 the result ON
NDdn SHAY. II any outs are to he Obtain a
they would come To- the Daii"- rs soon ~ ph--i-
bic. and hr taken to the front. Gen. Howard
hnVin- dispensed with tn" -vrNlrrAof a part Of
h = : outing ivr'r. : Vrr, d,sruuS IF securing
number oi Warm springs outs. Tnr- scouts
u W 10 br remembered, prrlnrinrd gallant and
elective services dur,n the ModOs war.
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WAsHINGroN July 81. business men need
give themselves no iurth"r anxiety IN regard 10
the mails. They are running on time in all
dire .lons. The burnt district IN Pittsburgh Is
bridgrd 10y hacks. and tonight the through
cars for TrnnraAcr, Alabama nnl Louisiana
ms usual. instead of going down 10y Iyn 'hhurg.
A. they have all been doing since, the strike.
The Delaware, Larkawannn end western. BE-
lHokawnnnN division. il running no trilns. anl
the Postmaster AZ Wllkrslnrre. Pa, trrgraphnd
point 10 $ ranton. but efforts are max ing to get
IA" mhils through. NJ mnils are rum M on
Of \ " jrrs"y trains nrs stnppnd oynr tha
trim NJ renrh from Phllipshurg 10 Easton.
but that is provided for by hack convoyances
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FRENCH POLTTTCS.
A split In the Bop"pnrtist Rank. NJ. Rouher
md Cn.-ngnnc ut Variance.

LONDON, July 3l.-Tho Reuter- despatch
from Paris. stating that L'Orclre. the OH inl
journal OF the Bnnapartis,s. puhlishrs letter
signed by N Rouher AMI others. repu,linting
Nj. Do Cnssagnars militant policy. and pro-
claiming their adherence w President Mac
Mahon. is erroneous. NJ. De Cnssagnac Is tho
lender of the Modernts Bpnnpart s,s The
Rouhrr party demand impossibln CONCESSIONS
from the Cabinet. NJ De Cassngnacs paper is
NJ war with the Gauiois and Ortb.e. Tho latter
Is VI. Kouhers organ. Bonapnri st commit
toe consisting Of thc Due dc padone and NM
Jolibois aud Rouhrr, yrstcrdny published let-
ter rOnirmning VI. DE CHSSagnHr, and telling
him that h. has no idea Of the dim uti"s and
unwarrantahle claims they nrn contrndiny :
in their nrp 1taions ut the RISK OF endungering
Their success, but that they will prose uto
Theses negotiations with Cancellation anil
prudence feeling suro that the result
VIII Justify them In tho EYES Of the party.
Thus the spit in the Bonapartist ranks seems
tn be ms rOnplete and widr as the rupture he-
tween tho BOnaIartists and L"gtimisis. The
most prominent leaders who endorse VI. de Gus
snsnp ar. MN. Kaoul Duvpl and Dugue d. Ia
Fun onnrrie. the latter until r,rrntly editor of
NJ. Rouhrrs newspaper. Orthe. NJ. de Gus
snEnnr's pnp"r fe I'nYs. admitted yesterday
that II dO's not count confidently on a cOnsnrvH-
W. majority. and would r"gar u minority ~
nity ns signal vi'torJ, sine VI. Gnmb'tta hns
predicted the return of 400 Republicans. and
any cons drrihe lower igure would not only
be n consrrvnt va success but would hc a no.
have themselves n second dissolution would
finish them.
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Co. T. \. Couklug is at Newport. the guest of
h.s rfI-lN. Ml-' vs. .Ir
Tho -tenm-Mp lIcrdor. from Hamburg 18th
ult Hrti,'d last oN'nuf
Th" Ahlrrm'n have taken in hand tho overs
cr..n nI|I- Dl tNN NNf...u ,u. Iulutts
THE SIS hu- received from r. /. s. Al for tho
tlfIefl,r ti.ldiDll. ul Ahuie alter slr,vt
Norman u. sampson WAS appointed an AS
'rNNi AItW"l W thc custom House Ar.t, rdl>.
Frances Robertson of l75 East llnth stroot Is
Ai.ui f-t, has been missing ,lu.t oHlulty Alei4 nI.
Tire Inard of Health has n-kcd the Board 4
"uNW ny lof hn nliuual allro pllhuon Ol Sj ~.
Nhr 'Al ended IN d,n, cuum
Tho Commissioners of Charities arc con-
sturin2 uu kll kNtN Island two handsome buildings,
1" ue SHOWN As MawunJ Hospitals
Letters of administration were granted yes-
wrihA ln Iuh'r oul- -Ou'l Nhttltr nn the PERSONAL
estate oil MS VIE, 'lhih amounting to s3lisn
IN -Assnmhlyman Hayes. who was assnutNd
hy WIN lurtr>N.l. las uuW htu sued tor sylOD dAIn-
ages for alternating lnscrsoils WIGS HlecuonA
Trcdwoll, Jarman Il Slote, cothirrs and mer-
chant lnurs iutmcrh m Fulton street. have moved INTO
then new store al BioadWuy and Chambers street
The fourth annual regatta Of tho New 10.
cltllr Yacht tluh Wtll be liri on tho l~ih inst Al
y"hls wior Wuy lect meaNilemeht mny compete 'or
Me ave iunA
A-S.nrorJohn Il NJ Nrh"r-ono y Now Jcrf%cy
t..... % Nt.l .Il, loo. tl, 10
e. .na ... .| i.. n,.H.H A.. W NV
ioiA. lNe ..Ht-l Iu.' so - tF a, .i."A
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THHssIIUITION ~ ONO.
The Eject OF the Great Display of Military
Force In Columbus.


CoLUMBUs. July NEARLY 1000 militin-
men are IN this city tonight. and have orders
10 move freight trains on the Baltimore AMI
ONO and Pennsylvania {, ntral Kairoads to-
morrow morning. Gov Young hss got his
Duuh up. aud rs determined 50 he says, tp
crush out tn" last atom ~ strength wh,ch tho
strikers poss s.. No conflict is hppr"h -nded.
the nrw- tlHt Gov Young hHI re- ,tlrd tle
military has evidently had III" ril 'ct of throw
M ill" rlotpus strikers into dismNy. ms hut few
of th"m have i"'n soon about the fire. ght var Is
To-day and TIE railway managers have had
everything Their own way.
No irrIGht trains, however. wore sNnt ont on
Pittsburgh. tinN lnuuti mad ~. Lou 4 lines, bat
lmp"rIe ehahl" irel.ht j. bong re'olvrd for ship
mrni El-t AM West. The PtisNurgh. Clnrin-
nutl and II. Louis Company - preparing Tor "a
iull resumption Of freight traffic tO-mnrruw.
IgorpuS Efforts Will Ice made To- nrrr~t an
strikers who wny hereafter att 'mpt 10 inirrf"r"
w.th trains. II rs stated TINT trans Will be- gin
runnln- regularly ou all roads to-morruw. Tho
cltY is still und d'r efficient p0ll'" surveillance
nrk. rereivri to-nisl,t. says; " 'rhr irst ul the
Pan llHndle W St-houni freight tralns. due
here nj T. NJ was met 10y body Of BAH
more ana ONO strikers about hnlf mile cast
ol tho a pot. stopped and run on n siding.
III" fire Ms dropped from ihr engine. nnd
the water 1T ont of the boiler. Ten minutes
'utrr another tram came ~, and WIS served IA
the same way. Up to IN tlme the strikers
have NOT been iut"rfor"l Wth.
Another sprrlnl. dated : 30 p. NJ. says; "S"V-
eral "pmuunlos ol troops have Just reached the
Ih" troops have received orders to protect these
trims
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MISS GROouA.s p.iLLEE
~ Pocket Picked ON the Gangpinnk of tho
steamer Drew.

Mss Bella Grpome Of Ga North Oxford street
Brooklyn ant -oN'u Of her air fr nd- intended tu -,t
ont ior Albany in The Daniel Drew Monday aiornpDn
TN, was io b. the nr-t stop pheasant auut through
canada when the misses reached frr - WHEN. the
Drew lay, Miss Nrunne stopped At new, stand buy
newspaper In paying Tor It size probably showed that
her wallet iull After She had ad Tor The new -pn
per sle put the wallet into her packet Her ircnis
Nt|krt ANA the boats a. rk a.
ns her when she reached the gnnsnlank mie
siv WINS ON the llhnk two dnrItr ytungsitrs
lu-hed past her either hand Nhen she reached
int lri urulr pr " gfuil0uan stepped forward and
said Have YOU lost YOUR wallet. MIS- ilunk
Nur of ihu- take 10 rniu Your pocket" Miss bruuiur
irt uf her wallet, lat 20 ltCuuiliutd two slu
onr ~ and three 81 srocubacks M kei, and nm ui
.nh ~ Nn'uahH diamond hrolch The gentleman. WHO
herhn'i i 1--WE hl. name thtn cultd ur the niNe and
~ tinsiIu Afd Detective iiuuuuu aboard
DrrW The gentleman pointed out youth standing ,nr
tlr bar. Hni ie otlD'rs tHuk INN 60 tr fonrr central
on',. ih.' Ar pave Vie nnm' u Charles Brown Of
hhrIinfi. Conn MI ifnnur nfnli ftN was found IN
~ l"'A'is Miss ni"umr luvi.rftd % thhEr against
Brown and ,Hi that she Nnud stay az home tesiiy
p-hiu>i lum lier ffrid- huWrNtr. went 10 AlhHn,.
Brown WA, IN the Jefferson MaIAet cuntlrd TO te ty
ii .lak
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THE FIGHTING IN BULGARIA..
a General Engagement Lastina NIL Day-No
Conformation Of che bcrent Of the Turks
Nemr Ku.tca auk a gmIn Advancing In a .IA.

' t'" >"'"'s '" ~'
CoSsTANriNorIR. July 3l.-An oili"inl de-
amt IA from Adrinnnnlr to-,inv snvs Suleimnn
~ - 49,, =, =. -, .. 4. 80 ...,, ,..,
IhShh corps mas 'iIr''eua u luh't'"h WIN h'on'
Pashn near lcni-Saghra. whore an engagement
ia rr,,,.,tin,,
r'''..'.. p'-, ..,,. -. p,..... ,.,.
VsH"h i"sna V'l"erhphs from i'Vhh' 'uF
30. IA follows: Three strong Russian corps
nttncknd us this morning Tho cnnnonade
,ns,.,I ,,,o - r,,,','-,i ''',''a',
"'9''u wv" ""u'S' "'h E'h''" 'hE"Eon'h'
cnsued. which lasted until 10 o'clock ut night.
w"'" Wv ""s7'"nS r''r'"."u, I'LL ir'so''''S say
u'o ""9S""S' """'p'''u o"VvV 'n'"nnS anu
three regiments ~ cavalry ana had MY guns.
1t IA expected tho battle Will rccommence to-
h'h,r"MM A,r'M po.ho hoa roa,,r,, ,h ,..,,,.,,.,,.t
'"' ~ ''''' ''' ,,'u Wv, W. VS." min
lstry ana ~ succeeded by Srrvr iashn.
LONDON. July 3l-There IL no confirmation
w., from nnv uuar,er of ,h. d,snnteh r,norti,,,
,h,. d.te,, -, ,h,. ,rnrls n,.r pns,.i,t o,',,,,
'he ueIeat "i 'he lurhs near hus'chuN' eN'ept
special drspatrh u the Daiv Negrs from
vienna. dated Yesterday. which snys; To-
"""' '"'Ou ',1V,'u'' ""'." '.'1 ~
niEht we nave adVlrcs oi grnW dcfcat OF
AchmM Eyoub Pasha." Neither Bucharest nor
yi.nnn war news ia Trustworthy et pr.s.nt
y :, " - ~
Suelinhn lasnh anu hh"ul lhshh are III irhl-
Snghra IT H. and the railway between Adrianoplo
nnl Philippopols has been restored. SO the
rrport of ine defeat OF Sulciman Pusha ON FRI
day wns untrue.
A li.ut r despatch from Bucharest reports
steamer witch WIS rrus NJ oil OFT n tzI.
BRUSSELS, July 3l.-A despatch received
"nun.ii held t",,i,,y "A r.solution was aInut,.J
Nrttnliy ordering the mohilIaai ON "f tIr army
rnn resolution nuthorizns Cnuni Andrnssy Ia
e'i,,uu 'i,uu, ~ % uh N,.,l r,,,, r. ,o,,s
suvs If i,.arns rom n rainhle snur,a, thnt th,,
nuitnry u,..,,sir.s which Nustrin NAV dat..r
min" unon would only cons Il IT IN. noiil,zn.
suisnon"nt ' msns,r,.s w,ll mt rf,'rn Win ,nss
sNr@,l.'nt relat,ons 'st,ns between Russia and
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J,sTIcE u.iNDELL rtzzLED.
Five Thousand Dollars raid to Lawyer, In
settlement of WHAT

Adam Molchoir II jersey city Heights WAS
ARRESTED by Drrcuyo Dorsey. on a charge made by Mi
charlcsC lA-n.-. wholesale cloor NJ 81 West Forty.
sAth street. that foreman and confidential agyni he
hHd stolen s',ppi wuri' o clippings and goods when
the ca.e was caled hciore Justice wandrl yesterday,
Counsellor Nrtlnud un hrhhlf oi the prI-out r. sad
Your T. lnnr, Ml M lru"i hy the wio my chtut
that she Hd VII Blackwell, the attorney tor tlic com.
plAnun', sitnl tu setllrneut ui thi- Chnr-r."
Mr. Blackwell That money wa uni I'M settlement oi
tiNil .lt which Wt have Hshln-t tho prisoner
tuuu-loi Mctlclmni-MH- not ihr iunnry rand at
nnlu lud daV, after uesc criminal PROCEEDINGS had be-, n
iu-ututtdf
MIR bAfkwtl-Ncs
Councillor MctlellHni-llaNe Non ever served any
Iu. tr- ina ri,i -ult ON The unsul,rf
Mr. blackwell so,
Oonn,,lur Mtrlrhnl-If That money is not pnii hack
to 'hent Wr VIII haze Anu nrr's'lh ur hte .nHlhut
Mr. Mrichuu gave you tinrk "u th, 50 roud NhuunI
Bank o' Jrr-N cas- tur fipp ;sSlin cash. Hnd note
fipl Nt Wil stop the pINlu' nt M thtf drNi
Mr BlachWel-Nv wlA return the money II the judge
ln.tlcc wnnlcn--t dnni know what 10 SAY about TIL
Casv. WAL nd, ,lurn the hearing until Tomorrow.
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MRS. kE.IRNEy'S DREAM.
And what Followed ~ sc"rch through Chest
Once FILLED with Valuable Goods.

Mr.. Edward Kcarncy, the wealthy butcher,
went to Audubon Park in May with his family.
leaving his house ut "a Lexington avenue under
the care Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rodercs Murray. the
Inter OF whom had been employed by him for
two years. Murray is condu tor on the Second
Avenue railroad. Mrs. Kearnry and one Of her
daughters returned to this city yesterday for a
h-l"f stay. and on entering the house recalled u
recent dream in which Il seemed that she had
been robbed Of the valuable contents Of u ch' ST
in the Lexington avenue house. She went ~
the chest. nni it was empty. Over 81 900 worth
~ seal skins and other wearing apparel had
been taken away. Murray and his " ife were
arr si'd. Mrs. krnru"v = ovrred a clue last
oven NJ TINT W u probably suit. this morn ing
IN the arrest Of the receiver.
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NASHVILLE Tenn, July %. SIX cnglnecrs
arrived here from Evansville Tonight to iako
oui freight trains tomorrow. The strikers had
II rllk " tn thrrnanl sent them back.
United Stat Il Marshal Wheat hearing Of this,
prohibited any strikers from seeing the other
engineers and. uni - the strikers -" and talk
IA" 'nsln"rrs ont ol II, trans VIII b" manned
tu-wuiruN. Iur sirlhrIr say iArN ~ Il in no
Wis mol 9I 'rnu1. hW VIII keep tur' 'uslnr"lH
10 .u'. .a.lnt o.t d hNy "'uiE I "a rIntA '" Dll.h
o.. nl NU.
IH.. ..-..i'.i tl.,D.U. .r.0ru fouoi, 30
iD' l"nL.a ari,n. n..4 w DN.I N.4. t..a c,.loI-
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ENGLAND on IHE DINUBE.
The Interests Of Great Hritnin TO he Pro-
tected at all Hazards.

LONDON, July 3l.-A despatch to the Daiiy
N@rS, from Plymouth, states that her Macstys
steamships Flamingo and Condor. which go to
the Danube 10 protect British interest. and AS
sert Great britain, treaty right To- MAINTAIN two
gunhoats on the DANUBE VIII he 'nmpunird
to the lilnrk sra 10y the IRON lads shannon and
Agln curt. 10 support them should tnclr lassa-o
b. opposed
Ia tho House NJ Commons this afternoon. Sir
stafford Nnrn, ut" Chun frl linT oi the l., hrIurr,
IA ropy 10 Hqu silon rs Mr. Whaley. Linrrul
member lor PrtrrshorN ugh. said: II VIII not
hr necessary Ia suhn amy special vot" on a'-
count ot the recent d'spHt IA ut troops and the
feet L. the East. TIL" oAprnse Is very small.
In lart. 1t Is srry doubtful whether 1t Will he
necessary at all Ia n~k tor any further sum III
the course OF the year. II 10 hot necessary at
lIcarAt.
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THE BaLIIMORE dND onIo RoID.
An Attempt 20 wreck Train Carrying
United state. Soldiers.

KrYsrR. W. Va, July 3i-2:4) A. MA
a., -
das'ardly attempt ut wioch'nG trans WIS made
two miles west OF here tonight Battery T..
r,.b Ar,ii,rv ian, Sir,,.,n l,r, b,r. "a, IN
~,
"'lork Tor li'dmoh'' 10 10 guard duty. TWO
miles ", 4 Of hero the locomotive. tender, and
ON, cnr a. ,r, ,hr,,,n fr,n, tn. tr,.t hvn d.s.
,,' ''' ~
plHced switch. The tram WIS moving ut tho
rate of thrce miles an hour. With fl.i.r .prrd
,,,, ,roir ,,,,il h,,., ,,, ,,r.,.,, ,l,,.,, n l,
Wv """ "'"'" '"'' ~" '''''"', "'",. " va y
cmhankmrnt, with serious loss oi liie. In" on
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roRr wArNn's nA>0ArrE sTRIKrRs.
Deciding 10 t"ntinu" the blockade or the
rit.hurgh and fort WAYNE Kond.

FoRT WAYNE, July 3l.-Thc Pittsburgh
and Fort Wayne strikers met this afternoon
ana decided 10 continue III" biookadr. and not
to move trains or allow othors to DO So until the
railway company comes to thcir terms. Tho
shops Of tins company here were 10 havo ro-
opened to-day. hui the strikers notified the men
not - 20 10 work, and Of course ihey 81 n re-
man iHlr. Onir,als say that tnr 'On.pauy Will
MAKE no further roncr-s ons. md WiIl snake no
att nlt (" ul0 rte thr rold dniIl the Bu.lir al-
thor.tl'- AFFORD .suill amt prntt"ton tl 'nHhlr
them 10 do 50. Murh valuable lr"klt is per, ,sh-
INK in the yards here, unl there Is a general
stHgnat on oi business. Nothing but M larry
bower vail avail 10 remove the b.Otkude here.
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The Mayor hns vetoed the Ald'rncns re-olu-
uun IN rclatnn to the sNh Avenue Railroads. the
seventh Avenues tra'k IN rank place fl It's iouhle-
decker" The Mayor saws. " The SlNth and Ninth
Avenue Rairo1i Companies fs onlN ones that nay
h'n," icr, 60 ir tiN. amt ~ ~'us tu me unjust that
uuntt tt">.NrN embarrassment nj should lr tAu- to II
it tHinlANls lN fr common uunNIl proposed by
The utou herewith returned. the specially
a, t' rNuiHuN thus siupl,d uut lAN, by Gar the lrcntsr
amount in'" tlr city treasury. am satisfied that tho
Nui Avenue Railroad has ile right u run ~, "dnuhc-
d" Acr' called. n Park place and shat the run
an. of uc>c cars on lat street CAUSES public
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Mr.. Charles Rosenhaum. proprietor OF tho
millinery store at II DIVISION street. went eAcur.
sion Monday with his vile aud iour children. leaving
babe under the oi nurse The nurse afraid to
stay alone IN the huu>' went 10 Mr. Ru,nhHums sister
house. doors distant Al about O'Clock YESTERDAY
muruimg me starting IN Mr. Ro~rnhaum's detached
kitehen swept through his and the dwelling rnnlns
above, DESTROYING everything IN them when Nj and
Mrs kosrnhnun returned from the excursion at a..
O'Clock, lrN found oniS the hlacktncd thrIr
huue. Tho money loss is s2.tDO
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Mis-. Shire.'- Death.

Tho Coroner : Jury concluded their invosllga-
uon ani gave aNordct yesterday Afternoon m the case
oi Mis-, Gcorglaua ,nrc> Dr Bradford ol l31 Fast
Forty ninth street was attended by nj, LAWYER After
Coroner Engcrs charge To the Jury the prisoners law.
asked TINT the Jurors he instructed the t.s.
nurN u the sal, ami ol nr htnurdN. the rlA -cian
WH.tllIsi iy tNr tfulN ihls Coroner EltnGNr tt.
cncd tu de" and the lurN rvured Thor N,rd't Was that
"htorglauua ~hlirs iu hr II, attn lay ntcru ptrt
nus TIE result oi Hn opera lun performed ur ilr Iurne
Ir,sucus an abortion on ju> 49, hia.- Vast lhlru ih
street. hut fIHf tI' flt lN ~ lIuui
ihe ,ui operation was ptrumed.' Bradford Mas th,n
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wa.h,ns,on'. New stree, Inspector.

WAsuINGToN. July 3l.-The Commissioners
Of tho District al Columbia have appointed Commodore
Van Rensselaer, Morgan late OF the Confederate navy.
Inspector oi Works nni Repairs ON Roads amt sicts
nl tic District of tolhuhih tWun"luic NJ ma gftlu.
hh d m the class Of 1856 li' va, m-IllN rr'muturi
tu the place N oi hl- ul NuufAi. tlu lN,d
states NAV 81 and hy the properly Aoers 20 The pl,lc