The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
News ny telegraph.

With q view to rendering the immediate
mobilization Of the Romanian army possi>
bic. 'r.- e- iaol
Muco anxiety prevails respecting the de.
sign attributed to the Turks of occupying
Ropmanian territory near Kalafat, even be-
fore the Russians cross the Pruth.
The Government has ordered all tele
graphic dispatches announcing movements
of troops 10 be stopped. 5s ....
Ahdil Kerim Pssha, the Turkish Com
mander~in, Chief, and Achmct Eyoub Pasha
arrived at Rustchuk. .
Seventy Krupp guns have reached Rust
chuk for the Turks. rN''. ,4
The Russian Consul at Rustchuk has
been ordered to prepare to depart ''..
The general staff of the Turkish army has
arrived at Varna going to Rustchuk and
Tultscha. .....u....- ...,.
Two more Tuskish iron clads, making
eight altogether, have arrived at the mouth
of the Danube.
The Montenegriu delegates from Con-
stantinople are expected at Kischeneff,
where, probably they will have an inter-
view with the Czar and Prince Goutscha~
koff, who it is stated will accompany the
Gear. ..-.. ..'.. 'r'..
The Russian Charge d''Affaircs has bee
informed by telegraph that he will receive
instructions by courier. , a
The staff of the Russian embassy is ex@
pected to leave next week. ...,,..
NEW YoRK.--A Coroner's jury acquitted
Keeper Adams, who shot and killed in self
defence q Blackwell's Island prisoner
named Brooks, negro.
| The prosecution of ex-Secretary Robson
for alleged misappropriation of the funds OF
the Navy Department, will be leading
feature of the Democratic policy in the
forthcoming session of Congress. "
Colonel G. g Pride, Stamp Agent, in
New York city, was suspended in his Office
by Colonel Chambers, of East Tennessee.
Tbs steamer Panther, from Philadelphia
for Providence and schooner Jessie Will
hanson, from Providence for New York,
collided in Providence river. The steamer
4 had her smokestack broken off, small
boat stove, rail and bulwarks on port bow
crushed in. -
Edward Rand, ,Jr. lawyer ofhigh stand
ling in Boston, and one of the best know
r authors of horticultural works in America
was lodged in Jail at Dedham, Mass, b.
: his bondsmen, for alleged criminal financia
transactions.
It is claimed by responsible parties tina
the recent grasshopper reports telegraphe'
to Eastern papers from Nebraska ar
g much exaggerated, and that 1t is.yet to-
5 early to judge.
Mallie McCarth and Lady Amanda ran
s two-and-a-quarter miles in Sacremento.-
r Mallie won by length in 400.
Daniel Hall, of New Hampshire, ha
been appointed Naval Officer al Boston
). Yesterday the Grand Duke Alexis ant
: Constantine, together with the Russian
Minister and others Of the party, drove t<
the Executive Mansion and were received
at the door by Secretary Evarts, who es'
= corted them to the Blue Room, where Pres
g ident Hayes and the members Of the Cabi
y net had assembled to receive them. '' of.
HARRISBURG. Governor Hartranft, yes
: terday received q telegram from ". Fl
Parker, Chairman of the Locomotive En-
!; gineers Committee in Philadelphia, request
ing him to appoint all the special police
! wanted by Mr.. Wooten, and expressing thf
r hope that all molesting the company viii
f be arrested and punished, IS it is the imper-
alive order of the Brotherhood that all it'
members shall be peaceable.
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.
:. The Governor yesterday signed tho fol-
8 lowing acts: Repeating the act to revis'
- the line of the Madtua avenue, Twent.
fourth ward, Philadelphia; the Germantol
. paving acts; providing for payment o
>. s2,35o damages to property of the Heston
4 vile and Fairmount Passenger Railwa!
Company by reason Of the occupation 0
troops during the Rebellion.
u Focal Affairs.