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Slll h,'N on li' 'll l-niiul'i l'tri-. % PAR
Th'y aro about tn inches too Mr-n around the
waist so think must have de.reas i some in
sa,si No appntito. Bowl OF soup for hroak-
fast. Soup mAd' of Few hard sailor biscuit
b'uod in not wa ana sru7pugb with thyn",
and then nqunniIty of oil poured into and boiled
with it, making a era, trr Or bis 'iii soup; no
other s'usgrng thnn On" oil. which ''m- to bc
tine pr.Vl ing mixture in all tN" "o'kin ON
board THIS diet. with 'itln shorty. hc pnr-
took oil m,r'y ia quantities. to prevent the
lan-s of an empty stomach. hprroa hing
at last. ora le frn IT, ilI sa,s do try viz /"
eat what rs provided. but cannot DO IL; my
stomach instantly turns when | got tn-to of
garlic, and qs tlal b. the only navnr,ng they use
ineu,k ing, am sure to g' il N the ilr-l mouth
ful. | have not eaten more than two pates of
soup and few soda biscuits in two days and
begin to feel the necessity for food"
ARRESTED AGAIN.
., On. sept. G. afor a voyage oi f'riy-iwo. dnys.
the Carmen arrived in th" beautiful hnV of Nilo.
Boarded 10y the Custom House and health ofi-
cor-. the anchor w- Gust ut quarantine. a small
island in tnc ccnir" ol tu" bay wn"re the Ln1a-
rcuu huii linls stand. and t. which they wcr"
transferred Tor the usugl cleans ing and fumiga-
tions. Tw"'d found himself formally arrested
.I1lI MN Hil w II seven ,lAy7 ih lil' laIlr"-
To- ne WIS ord 'r'i 10 We taken to the castle or
fortress as prisoner of S'nte.
Del WI. tan u rom thH lttl' island of san
Simon. whrr' the In1nr tio stands. as. tu tho
city. and. in the ru7t'dyo Of agu.rd oi SPANISH
soldiers, hc was marched up Oh" hu toward
~" castle or fortress thHt crowns '.' city of
NiDp. ON his way alOu.. the -f'ip road he
had To stop and rest. Here hr tri,l g. COM
Span -h cuahiod him t. make out wthdidl uity
ihnt b" must h' hold ~ prison Of St.t'.
In "a uHl' a. tn what his ftt" must now hr.
hc resumed his toll NJ the hill, ami M du" tim"
reached his destiny in the castle. ishrrrd into
i0or. Stone walls and q stone ceiling. Th'r"
was nothing els" cN''pt tn" door hc had "n-
rfH gna d, l narf9T M Thi9w & dpSy H ag &
not -rpara u. ! they could not talk inielligi-
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~ last the Yioo-Cousnl and the Consul. Conc
rnl the CAPTAIN ol the luu AT SantiuAo ana tho
Admiral oi Marine at iW"un Wrrr hruuslt
irio accord, und lr was p'rmll"l 10 engage
pu-~agr in thr Spanish hnrk CWnlrn for lur.,-
Iona and Nigo. Having given security tor,Iut
at Nigu to the CUigin ot iGr Port ~ 'ro, hr went
on board and sailed tine 2ih OF July, paving
ijiS for himself and companion ns the cost uf
the trim. Aroused un the morning of smiling hy
th" huslc of the steam gunnoit Tnrnnln Ohn
cnptor ot tine rgInIu~l hns0W Wiin d'lieht at
iN-t the -ow dcparnro ol their paris down lhn
hall 'r in the light hrc'2'. Capt, Juiiaaud his
officers are cunplumontA in lrdmrl f1r ihrir
courteous troaln'nl The daily record of the
Nn}Hs" has the usual mlu't lny of HN other hog
ai $ 30. Sldtins the Cp 100 "a+l IN light winds
und ouln- hc began il' iNN experience Of his
hons lrieIrrl horrur r.Wri' 'hn"~-, ~. lHh stu *
to hls ample stomach iuu it had r.hrrd hi.
weight mat rally. His weight at home WIS
more than 2So pounds wlr"as on his return
hr had Shunk down tn 1860 pounis, Hnd toe soa
had mainly done an, work an him lis notes
upon thr wind aud progress ~ tine ship pr sent
th"u9ull dnlly chronicle until about tlr lih at
STfrmhrr wh' II they began 10 cross tie TRACK
Oi ihr Ncili orranrun fleets, bound i'm and out
from Gibraltar. Here hr numb of the vessels
and Nh" husy preparations ON hoard the Car
%. % iu s.lrl FLEE Dil-' IF tln llWrl.tYI
yo>ase. lts elle 10 ON him may bo VOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26
PrGLIc Scno0L EDUcITIoN
SUGGESTIONS FOR IFS IMPROVEMENT MADE AT TnI
,i1tTISC or THE NEw-ENULASD SCHOOL SUPER
I%TFNUEN. Is.

SUGGESTIONS FOR Us IMPROVEMENT MADE AT THE
N1i TI,C o. THE NEw-ENGLAED SCHOOL SUFFER-
G>rrNpEN!s.
EO.r,N, May 2j.-Thc semi-auuUal meeting
~ tar Sew England Association oi school S19nwrteat-
ems 5,. Icl at tic rooms Of tAe .oal Committee Ills
forenoon Several t.uc were discussed, ii' Gas being
Can e. present - ,n %, er ri school, dt Eatc more
effective. Thomas y. S,ockvcll Of Puui'1s', Il. t.,
Stttc Superintendent oi E.scuiou, thouEl tere va,
room ior Improvement ia tn, direction OF r'c't"- e.asi
cit .aii that m the promotion OF s'i "arsas h''hah
ability should joe take. iutJ ant .iotc st cli, -ouia
be paid lu cn,lca Whu>- schooling b. obtained "Ate'
entirely before tpcy are - years of a@e M Prur o
Cu'uc, ccnm,atel tlr g Hrrd S'ts..i-.t.t'"u i'-
lItliag ire ,l~.4c use o., school system bar I'D cGU
10 thr necessity oi substituting experienced instructors
in rIacr O: rir5mn.tcut teachers. who ~ o. tHc
dies for il, uaii,I c,ii-uorc thorough ~iIH:' is"n
and aiorc complete p.cWrloI OF teachers log ihrr
work. ,..
Tie tccoal essay on f1c,s go iEin.' rel ..1t ,.
tr,uc..fI .I,ir 80 scuuul c-.cuiit., ih answer 3"
the pop.Ir demand. h"d nh"'c rlion| etm'-e "h '"c
ur. ..iifv 10 ,rt..t-.n for 81 al!Iu O. tur 'ilNi 4
rc7Iou>in, OF sca'" cp''i't'.s an cay ana j-1H
anon me prescott tta,cu oi coi,rlr- data as basis ~
rSirro;urc. Ia tIc debate "m.A ilc l"rrt '"I i"'t"
ncrt ri sa,.. general rae for c,,.na',.- tic
cost Of .n,tta"' on iva drly Attendance. 3iH i".'",
aE-.''.'t li''t t'dratir' - '' ii .i- "a t'' " ,'
cG ir.uou, -.tHg.t Hu' -ot- &c. -''" ii"' g. '' 49,
lumc oi l-."i'Hc' "t'"i,.t as " L''i"t WI w H..
sci..u. e.. iyS of poser 30 jri. 100 f- aL ei--'e" 't
a,,i AK, phr,lc.llg t,ll wsal e. WIZ .cycr
should ha,c.utrr,i D.. rD,c'a n-'i SECRETARY oi me
EoaId oi EiG 1t. na.dr,scd tre w'eihs ia defense OIL
~ rnlhric. Of ;'i3 Gig. from the commt.e az,
/. done ia ig u,,5u' -l1.s Ga i,,. To- instruct. lu
ga, metre system g. iu"cca r. rh' ".I'h '"''"e" Tue
I,ca': rhat &c.. state l.,iureS s-c1i r-.'r in'tl'.
L.. in 'it ~. l M ' p'' ',,'.'. @ .i, ,c
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BlPrLsr AANNLRNARLEs.

CLOSING TXEBCrSrs-woNEN's HOME MISSIONARY
ANp tNuRiC,N PUBLICATION SOCIETIES.
Providence, X. l., Jay 2j.-Thc last day
@. tie Tsp,tt national agui} cr>2ii,s opened viii tie
adjourned ncodnc OF tha WomcnH Home Missionary
Society several addresses were made urging Use I'M
iortaucc % the WOE, women can Do among t:cadmen,
Inlans &c ald no.ce was -ycu that tae csctary of
the society would spend the greater portion OF the pres
ems year in travelling through the country organizing
local societies FOR thc proe.ci,iou oi this work.
The American Publication Society met at 10 o'clock
President James l.. Howard Of Hartford made an address
urging the importance o; the work Of the society The
annual report of the Board Of Managers shows that tho
receipts in the Benevolent Department last year were
SjJl3j 81 ana IN the Business Department, $685.
s3l 81 Several persons intending to bequclth money
10 tha society have intrustcd funds 10 the society 70 DO
used IA ia work the basis Of legal con-
tract that the society will pay given rat" u interest
issued daring tne year. 81 whlcn sU4GO copies WcIo
! printed Of FORMER publ, dtions, loS+JO copies 1t
iocAs ard ii $50 oopa,ot traces have been PRINT IL
pages. lSmo. Tue urt sent Yduttlon o lr society real
.,i', .iilanf 10 81 1850 OF winch SGj.~2J H.
-t"d 30 the ,occ'y'+ business, paying weary, per
cent: - 900 invested -. fret class outside securities
Piuf JoAn g. Long OF Pcnu>y Nauis read paper upon
Bap'i-. Doctrines md r,cs,.' zoe !;y Dr. MGrdock
reads paper upon Training our entire nem3efshP TO
persons sKo upon ihi sa ct and lib" general work OF
iar -1.icts resolution %1s las>rd Itq',ssunt nc
l.a uf 5!autEcis 40 consider h. question Of d'lshS
mc.s 10 'nd bpr- lubuca'.ys ,etl"s ior,n me o.
dn.,a,cs Got, House 40 thc houses Of all people
! lut following otio,r Nere elected.
~. t.l NJ j. 49,, ar. %, tr' i,'a Tho Hon.
inouas cornell. Nc~loIk; george l. Davis. Omoi l. L.
.o"'ira BeuIamIn GGimh D. D. D. ,,.. p..,n.-,,,,,
E.ta ~ it ,, GA, ",t"' Jones' F'n's a"N"
Itta,.. d. 70, eo .n -. ID e." ", A,i,, % a. .'
b. d. thr ic, 3d. EIl ihe l'.y ,,oF, caolgI, 40
, .I .. E.y. joIia iit. tie lev t. r Hamburger,
u, .i' ,'te, -'Ga'h' r. VI 1n''.', %".; W. ' i' ~
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rEIrGRArHLc NorEs.

PoUGUKrTPsIE. y. Y, May 25.-tamon was the
winner o ii.r rrst 10 day Miiy Hri Of itr second
trenton, \. j., May % IN the tinted states
Cif,nr CONT to-day Daniel Daring, convicted OK ah4"ui
REGISTRATION, Na7 Hhtd riUo
PlrtK,BUuG. Va. May 9Th festivities cog tho
international British ce.rDra,ion closed day Tonight
farewell meeting was held.
BuTlNoRf. Md May 2j.-Ihc d - race today
va, u, Dos tAiluta. the second Do iirh'r'up .t tirl ~
Rom e.. ts,r. tnc fourth tt p c4ar'I F Waller
Try..ro>. y. T.. MAY 2J.-iHc ease, of Ea gle AID
Indicted fDr forging lui-d state b"ll- and
~ 81, o. .t.cA. been postpone uutl thc ~tp.emOer
term.
No>rsrAI MAY 25.-puring Athletic games at
Cornwall ,l.y huge sleagy hammer spp no
lattof an nie 1ad .tiuc> youus sr rnoi Ellen ksy.
.l.H killing t,t instantly.
ToLoNro. MAY 45.--While Nj. Blytnand wife aud
clld ~ &C. Ans lu thc bay N,-triay o. bo4t tise.
l,tu ua- D.oDl... Mis- By,h aud caId we've passed up
from th1 h,r. 60 'u" up uru,d boat.
WA,uNGr,N. ,.ay 2j.-Last evening white
woman May lIu,v- Beech Who 40, arrested 30
Ba3rlsHr rat 81, -ic'ur, MtS nl-rto t drafa boz
eel, al police aito Zoo p NIX 10 ugnt uilc SHE SCI ne
tO her c'1imuf.
LOUISVILLE. ky.. .iiy 2j.-TulS Wa, the iourth
DAY of The Spfug uH, o tlc l1.sNic Jockey tluO. Fly
u Locust l, To- tr..,. .n-pl tho second Malistsk
Tue third ~ c race soc khodrs, Tie iaNonie tcw
his rider 90 thC start.
FoRrRrss MoNRoE, Va, May 25.-Edward Brown,
native 81 taseton Isle ~ Man. 3? years old who shipped
AT Baltimore the HIthH snap Wine sttr IRON Nurok
Ia Pha rpha cUmu.n s..eiae BY ItmplHA overheard
day. The lVdy recovered
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THE PRINCIPLE GOVERNING FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS
SOUTHERN AND OTHER ArFrIN IMENfs.
ItA ID III ~ Tl.InfNtl

TIL PRINCIPLE GOVERNING FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS
SOUTHERN ANp OTHER ArrrINNENfs.
lBY TELEGRAPH I'D Tna TEBCSRl
WAsuINGrON May "a Cabinet meeting Of two
hours duration held to-day in reference to ap-
poiutncnts. Tho necessity of exercising she great
est care in selecting foreign Ministers has re-
peatcHy been the subject Of consideration by The
Cabinet and rumor was in circulation this even
inc tlat tie Administration had formally agreed to-
dag apon some principle which should govern it
in filing these important positions. his rmor
undoubtedly originates from the fact that discus
,ions already referred 10 have been had and
which it &, understood were continued to-day; but
from the very nature Of the can be seen that
no iuGN.bie rac or Sc, Of rules could be devised
which saou,d govern the selection of foreign Minis
tens De peculiar duties which our preventative,
abroad are required to perform are different at DIFF
feruut courts, and a man who would make
q very respectable Minister and very
useful man in Mexico or South
American State might utterly fail if sent to Euro
p,an capital. Ii is the dcsir, of the Administration
.olaalc the foreign service Of the United States rs
fara. possible model one. The standard Of excel
lcucc therefore viii D.. high, and the ESPECIAL quail!
ifcationf If caHddatca 70 represent the country
louora ay viii b, considered rather than personal
culslp or political inf lcUce.
III WIS decided To-day, among other things, TO ~
point G,. l.. b. tyler 10 the position Of Postmaster
az Baltimore. and his commission ~ such Wi! be
.it.c5 81 ihc President withoHt delay 1t Vas also
..,rii.d to ap;cat Mr.. Thompson, daughter Of tho
!ate h.. Alexander Campbell, Io,tmi~tie'e q; Louis
vile. H.. Mr. Campbell. 1T viii Dee remembered, was
70 celebrated Scotch divine TIE founder Of the Camp
bciiij. Bsptis denomination, and for many gears
President a tie College at Bethany, Bro)a County
West Virginia.
Il Was also decided to retain Collectors Bla,o ana
Ntbb,r Ia the Internal Revenue service ia New
York CITY IN charge of the respective consolidated
TLir.y--ccouI aud Second and Third a!I FDd.tI
Districts and the orler Tor thci, appointments % th'
new offices viii consequently be issued. utimat'ons
ere not wanting thata protest viii be made by ia"
Coiaia sioucr of internal Kcyrnur against the ls-
,ciitiou OF Collector Ncbbcr, but il J, also stated
that BE- ha. very powerful influence at work VITA
the Administration IN favor of his coainuanc. ln
his present Office The Cabinet decided also TO az
nom. EU,rv 81. Brarton Internal Revenue Collector
in south Carolina, vice Carpenter, resigned.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

land her battery at Cape Town on her way home will
probably rrsI. in her con icunaton. The survey was
made i Norfolk Iarbor ycsfcrda THO report ~ ~ has
received by Admiral Porter bUf istNpectef
the board viii heartily approve ths dpfsi1n of the
commander OF a.. Gtn'ir not t0 attempt 10 bring her
battery home. The risk ~ that wluld have been ono
which be would not hav. been authorized 20 assume.
A. an item of current gossip ia Washington 70 NAV no
said that Thomas A. Osborne. eX-Goy rnur Of Kansas,
may be appointed Minister 30 Chill IN he place 81 Dr.
Cornelius Logan, who, il Is rcTCrcd, is 10 b removed
d.. Logan Is oi the -tDc state, aui la. he'd ne ic2
foiryars Ills appon'mcnt was on oi ihr De- 4io 81
th. Caldwell comp c,lYu. Tie WITS also clEnld3c M
thr Rrpu can ciucu. sc u,' Plumb inc Tr sent tHl ci
States 81 .tOr, Gui lis tue .uppoito toe 5ruaor
lOT tins q .r.OnauC position.
Intcsri to tie reported farming out" ~ advertising
for tie interior j p.rmcut, Secretary scIuH posi-
ur,ly den cs That be bas naic aur arrangement what
eve. Of nature wi.h ANY NcH-furE or otE,r trni
The awards OF contract, Tor stationery Tor ihc Inferior
Department win bc aun9u ced before ucNt ICudaY
Tuesday. About 80 bills were presented, which are
now iA cuur. ol examination.
TIE President -dat Dos Executive order. reserves
the I,la'd Toosl, IN Washington Territory, fJg light
house purposes.
Mcsss Bake and W,hbcr retained as collectors Of
internal .cycauc 70 Ncv-to.t Citv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26
snLDIEE, OF rnErrNE.

The Turkish authorities nave given soldiers
Of fortune and foreign officers tie cold shoulder. Gen.
karla, who's reputation among military men was hl-h,
waited for employment iu Coustautuopla Tor several
months and finally, when hosiiiitic. opened, left the
city "a passion, declaring nat il too late 20 make
an available desperation of the Turkish forces. Several
months ago CO.. Valentine Baker and several officers Of
the Royal Engineer, gave the Turks plans Tor thc dcedse
of CuusautUoplc but when The opened not spade
nd been pat Doe me ground Col. Baker was appointed
ON the stan Of Abiul kcin but Rcif Pasha Minister ~
War, prom tll Cancelled the order. Erdlf Pasha is
described great swdEEcrcr whose tongue u Cvtr
was.ing about the military resources Of Turkey. lie
evidently does not care g. give reign officers chance
10 win their spurs. Col Baker nd- the title OF Pdsh1, hu
il q barren honor Hobart Pasha the water fares
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RUSSIA FAVORED N PLYNOUrH CHURCH.
REMARKS BY MIR. BEECHEE, HE REV. LYMAN Az
BOT. AND EDWARD EEECHEE.

"''''' 80
BOIL AND LiNAED Hli'HIh'
Tho toll of plvunutI Church uvgVpr-rpcpt-
Inc ilh dt ~ uOu'i NH"i'' PA! u -"''''-
ing last evening TUNED Oh the aspects OF Tho Russo
T,,,l,ish var M E,rcbci. said ne wa5 IA sy,ta-
a., t.... g. ID ...t,...,., ,r,t,, 49,.
Wy VIII" tH"O ''"'' I''-''' ''''"'- 49, VIM We"
supporting Nj. Gladstone. IL ecehtd a'sGih ana
Inconsistent for England pour out her treas
, t b,r,, tic Ti,rL. EurI,ul need NOT f.3r
"'N W +' ,-...-
trouble from hused I'D Iii" i">>" V"'" use 10 '''''i
advantage WAYS that were open through tern j.
Torn. ti, amy that could come fBrou.h CONQUEST 'ihc
'"i! N''H any '""'
attempt 20 make RUSSIA an miami hdioH, To 'uldt hci
s., i-frc,ur,e and commerce with other nations WAS
., 80 ,;,.,li,. tito, 1,.,.io b. q ,,l ,,,.
against inc P'"-''' ~ '''' ~ W W
outlet by "atorcNccN tlp-h the seas "I inc "I'" ana
here several causes prevented them from being az much
, i, - had "a ro,.ri il.f ouuutfr,upfcd u,, OF
uS ''V 4-''' -'N W e.,
seas boh north Al" so''"' A"' l""I' S''' "" ""'''
herself" Mr. Bcrcher continued, "thc more she
.1 ,, irto .,,fath, with thc .lIrif of liberty and
"-i come lI'V - "'''"' "'" ' spun W. >"
pTOgIc ANA morality among inc common Itopic. ioi
tlt wave that has been sweeping tho great
- ,, i.. tt fire that has t,eeI siuold.rjug anon 3.
Vi '"' i0''''' $3.50 -. ... 49, ~.
them Will ne toh'cH"'" "s"'iH' ]" YAM ~ i''N''"
But thcy have anticipate a. there; they have prepared
,i+ T.. Ia grcatfst Turoucau movement a. our times
''' 800. - ...,. ,,,,..;.,. ..,,iliy ,,,,,
was ih' el.'', P"'"' W. 49,, IL, t..t 80 NM,
~ 1911. ri,, t.. i,r,,
III IetdIu ~ l.' - If,, ~ 80. ,r,.,,if NJ
ihcf "te ""' ,i',t ''' va En-, a.. ,.,,i..
are n"DlT' Lur , i V ,i, nd, iir Institution. and
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1HE nANIBIAN CAMpAIGN.



LoNDoN, Saturday, May 90 1877.
The Times's Bucharest correspondent says
"Iusent indications s.cu then the conclusion that no
Important eyeu.- Viii occur on the Danube until tho
whole front line u position on the bank Of tic river.
strong corps VIII Doc formed ON the extreme night
composed the RJumaniau army and division OF Two
o. Russians 1hi. force Viii move up the Turkish side
Of the limos aud tuu the lett flank of the Balkan line
Ramosenout Oh sofia and PAhppopOiis
such flank attack would not violate the promise not
70 eater seriaL territory, asG would uuqGcstionably
bnIg cops CO.. 10000 -oryaIs 90 assist f. Russian
corps crossing below NIddu would Iardlyze the Nlddn
fairso. aud leave Ia Timok Valley column unopposcd
viii friendly country us night from which to dIa"
supplies
Tic question whether the Romnanan army VIII cross
He Danube, as advocated by The war party, is no"
snousiy embarrassing thc Boumanian Government ana
RS Impossible 10 forc>cc the Cabinets decision.
The Ausuiau Government uus informed the RouInanian
hni'ie,s that ms feels friendly interest N the new
sa.e, and, Louuau.a has now attained her iudepcnd
en- Austria cannot Sec h she should cross the danube
IL search oil am tnu- else.
Sic Russian Iel, graphic Agency publishes the follow
Hs Tie kilograms announcing that the Russlons were
pe2lug 10 cross te DtuHbe over oervlan territory
an tuai Prince Mlans ministers have adyiced him TO
= enm independence and To declare war aIe false.
russia vii respect sor,ias neutrality. Her ndepend-
enc matter winch viii only be settled by agreement
among The great Powers.
WDDE, Friday. May 25. 1877.
reports are current Of a ulgaran rising at Vratzs
Az bersOyatz, IN Tie Ba.kns.
VIENNA, Friday, May rs, 1877.
IL Consequence VI Austras circumstances, only small
hua'ian attachments VIII remain in Little WallachIa
ne ocf Of te other detachuents nave been counter
N~Aoed Tor the present.
PEsTH, Friday. May rs, 1877.
iOuAanias reply 10 Count Audrassys note respecting
' navigation Of tie Danube was unsatisfactory. Tic
hA4h Government replied IN energetic terms that ii
Ho' disposed to recognize Roumania "a belbgerent
esiam irom Iiansy wanna states that the Russians
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forfyng positions KDeni, within league Of
the Hungarian frontier.
RUSSO-TURKISH WAR NOTES.
IONDON Friday NAV Or I

A Vienna dispatch to The Times says there
ia not much probability that any of the Great Powers
will raise objections TO Roumana's declaration OF indie
pendence though possibly they may abstain from recog
nzng till tho general settlement at the conclusion Of
the war
The Turkish Minister Of War has telegraphed 70 the
Bey Of Tunis to send contingent OF troops to Turkey.
BUCHAREST. Friday, May 25. 1877.
II is stated that the Government will shortly issue
forced legal-tender Treasury notes for s6.00O,O00.
The recall of the Russian representatives, from Vienna
and Belgrade attributed to wish to avoid discussions
the possibility OF serya's participation in tie war
The Russian Embassador at Vienna mas gone home
avOwedly on a furlough.
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EorMANIAN cARrEr-KNIGnrs.

The unhappy ROumamans, who have been
set 10y Fate between the Russian hammer aud the Turkish
anvil. arc encmIude and ar less manly than
the BulgaIaus. They hate the Turks and they 90 not
Ike the Russians; the abomuaje foreign dominion, but
they scarcely believe in KOumauan ndc peudence They
are the SLAVES OF pleasure They have all
the luxurious vices Of the ancient Romans and
none OF their hardy virtues The Prince may for
ROYAL title and his may uHduly ambitious but HE
subjects will certain be bored with self government
BuI tie die cast; the reserves called out; 10000
poor fellows IN the field Pretty crpct ku, hts, who
can flirt suPoTby, but are too clcu,nate to lsht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26
SCROLL AND KEY.

NEw-HAvES, Conn, May 25.-The following
Is gentlemen from the Junior Glass Of Yale College to-
night received elections 10 the scroll and Key society
Henry Eugene COe. NewYork City Stanley walker peI-
ter san Francisco William Victor DOrmer, Chittonaneo
NJ Y; Howard Clark Holister, Cncinnati Henry
Martyr Hoyt Wikesbarre, Penn Carlton Rogers Jeweit
Morayia n Y; Edward Lind Morse, POueikeepsic,
H. X; Frederick Potter, New-Iork City; JOnn Addison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26
TIE ARMENIAN CAMPMGN.

me RUSSIANS SIIIL BDNBAKDING hAH0-IIIt u Rms
CONCENTRATING At OH
IOND0N Friday. May 25, 1877.
A Reuter- telegram from COnstantinople says :;
alt stated here that MuihtJr Pasna marching upon
.rdabap. while the Russians are rapidly advancing
sgair.t Flzeum" nt is entirely improbable that Mukh
t,r posha is advanciu2 toward A,daban.l
Reuters telegram from ST. Petersburg says; "intei-
seuee has been received from Kua-K that the Turks.
having received considerable reCntorccmeuts Intend
resunng The offensive" Ihs refers 10 the forces re-
t,llluc the advance of the Russians from Bayazidl
CoNsrANrNoPiE, Friday, May p, 1877.
The RnsSions are suH bombardng the forts before
Kars. which are replying vigorously.
EHZIHUN. Friday, Nav %, 1877.
The Turks are concentrating I'm the uegnhor'ood Of
OF Russian scouts have approached OH. This place
Is go miles southwest of Karsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26
DIR. srANLEYs SUICIDE.

Deputy Coroner Goldschnidt made an autopsy
day upon the body OF Claude O. stanley NJ u,
VINO committed suicide Thursday eyenins ANA the pres
suce OF hydrocyunc acid SHOWN beyond any doubt
Dr. Stanley leaves fine library and collection oil shfsl-
cal Instruments His funeral Is TO he heid to-noifo"
t the bqsonic Temple AT Tweuiy -trdat. and sixth
-. uudtr the chtlg.. Of Manhattan ,OumHudrrN ul
Kuishts Tcmplar, u which lac was member siahlar
Cn,ucr of ROYAL Arch Misons, ami Daniel Carpenter
IoIrr T. aud A. NJ, OF which Dg. Stanley Also was u
member, arc TO participate ia Tie EIIes