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OF the operation OF the Turks against the Montene-
grLs lou. demands are being made there for
ServIa 10 support the Montcnegrins who, unless
they receive speedy assistance. seem TO have little
chance OF being able 10 long withstand the converg.
ing Turkish columns, whose object Is to drive the
Montenegrins south and westward and prevent
them In the coming struggle from joining hands
with the Serv,ans and thus cutting or Bosnia and
Herzegovina from the rest of the Empire.
The feeling III Servia against the Prince OF
Montenegro being lett to be crushed Is
so strong that 1t IL believed Prince Milan
cannot safely resist it, and 1t il also h""'t mere
dibe that Russia should allow the " ntenegrns to
be abandoned. Although reports q o ,nc prob
able action oil Servia are very cen letting. above
fairly represents the cas- ms why Prince Milans
visit to Ploeesti is regarded great importance,
as 1t will probably be decisive Of the neutrality or
occupation Of Servia.
EX-srLTAN MURAD's RECOVERY.
From Constantinople strong additional confirma-
ton is received that ex-Sultan Murad has In great
measure recovered. As those discontinued with
the present regime favor his restoration his recov-
cry considerably complexities the internal situation.
RUSSIAN FINANCES.
An Imperial ukasc has been issued in ST. Peters
burg ordering the issue OF 900 roubes in silver
token currency.
THE CAR ILL.
special from Berlin says the Car is not well In
consequence OF the unhealthy climate OF Roumana,
and will shortly return to Kien, where prepare
tons are already being made 10 receive him.
WHY DID THEY SWIM ASHORE?
Consiantnople despatch reports that the
court.martia trying the officers OF the gunboat
SAT-, which was destroyed by torpedoes in the
Danube, has concluded its abors. II Is believed
the prisoners will be sentenced to be shot.
TIE EGYPTIAN CONTINGENT ARRIVED.
The Egyptian contingent, which as been anx-
iously expected for some time in Constantlnope,
mas arrived in that city, under the command OF the
Khediye's son,
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NICHOLAS AND CHARLES.

RIvALRY or THE RoUMANIAN PRINCE AND RUS
THE ARMY PA MINISTER'S PATRIOTISM AND
HIS pocKET--INvAsIoN OF THE pHoToG-
RAPHERs--AN UNHAPPY TURK-cHIT-cHAT OF
THE RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS.
BUCHAREST, May 81, 1871
Prince Charles arrived hero yesterday, after visit
to hts advanced posts His Highness has been Obliged
go wherever he led for the abomnabe state Of
the railroads is such that though ono is sometimes
Of setting out no Is certain OF getting to
his destination At certain points the rails liter.
ally unit bear the laden Then the train stops
aud the travellers are politely requested to walk
for mile or two through the mud whilo the
engine tries drag the over tho bad section Il
In this way that the arrival OF the Prince Kaa
tat which set down for four O'Clock p. ~, only
took place at eleven o'clock at night
WARM RECEPTION
He was also sauted with n savo OF artillery which
unfortunately accompanied with bullets, for IL
was tho Turks who did the honors OF tho
OCCASION, exactly as had happened when tho
Grand Duke Nicholas had visited Gaatz Hardly can
tho princes show themselves in any direction when
tho Turks pay them the compliment of a lombard
mcnt THIS lac, proves that tho Turkish spy system
is admirably organized.
AMBITIOUS GLORY.
Prince Charles went then to those Roumanian
soldiers who ANXIOUS to cover themselves with
glory. Only there is a drawback to the satisfaction
Of the sovereign OF tree Roumania ana one Difficult,
to get over, and that is action Of the Russian
staff II was agreed that tho Roumanians should
act Independently Of the Russians beyond the river
OlkI. This was very we'll, but when the necessity Of
making combined movement Of attacking at tho
tlme arises It Is necessary that some ono should
issue the general order.
PRIScELy PREcgDgScE.
In this case the Russians say that Ia only natural
that the less forces should be subordn
10 the more numerous and that therefore the Grand
Duke Nicholas should command.
Excuse me, replies the Roumanian, Prince Charles
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The French Senate in Favor Of
Dissolution.
CLERICAL INTRIGUE In FRANCE.
The Clean Of a Million and Half
French Bayonets.
FOUNDATIONS IN RUSSIA.


LONDON, June Is, 1877.
The HERALD correspondent at Rome tee-
graphs That numerous addresses were yes.
terday presented to HIS Holiness Pope Pius
on the occasion OF the thirty-nrst annt
versary OF his election to the Papal chair
The local scholastic and ecclesiastical bodies pre-
sented addresses and Populations from the French
Jesuits presented congratulations, with the sigma
lures OF 100000 OF the faithful appended.
SATISFIED WITH AMERICA.
In the course OF the special audience accorded to
the representatives OF the New York clergy the
Pope expressed his satisfaction at the generous
offerings OF the American Catholics. The address
read by Father McGlynn. HIS Holiness,
after the reading OF the address, bestowed his
blessing on the Cardinal clergy and laity OF New
York Archbishop Wood, Bishops McClosEcy, Nc.
Nerney and D0menec. and Fathers McGiynn and
Griffin still here The Canadians are leaving
Tor home.
SENATE FAvoRs DISSOLUTION.
The Temps states that OF the nine bureaux In u
Senate six favor dissolution, which It is expected VI
be voted on Monday Tuesday by o majority Of
twenty.
the BoSAPARTIsr BULLY.
NJ. Paul dc Cassagnac interrupted N. Gambctta los
times during he latter's speech on Saturday.
THE REprBnc LOSES A FRIEND
Pierre Joseph Lciranc, republican Senator, Is dead.
CLERICAL INTRIGUE CONDEMNED.
In the Chamber OF Deputies on Monday Count do
Choscul WILL behalf OF tho Left. propose order
of the day ccnsurng the government In very strong
terms, declaring among other things. that the Cabinet
has favored renewed activity OF clerical nrigues and
permitted audacous indictments TO coup d'etat and
violent attacks upon republican Institutions to be
printed and widely circulated.
WHAT TROUBLES GERMANY
The ministerial North German Gazette contains
article about the relations between Papacy
aud the French monarchichal party. II says tho
latter, being unable TO dispense with clerical
assistance for the atninmcn OF domestic purposes.
such assistance VIII not be gwen unless Important
counter services rendered Tho Pope, who
Gently denounced Germany as tho corner stone OF q
ungodly division OF power in Europe, may 5000
have million and u half French soldiers at his dis.
posal.
GRANTS VISIT SCOTLAND.
Tho Edinburgh Scotsman says General Grant, on his
return from the Continent, Will spend some days at
the residence OF tho Lord Provost Of Glasgow.
cESsuRISG ENGINEER.
An Official inquiry at Edinburgh CONCERNING the OK.
plosion board the steamer SiionIan resulted IN
verdict declaring that the explosion was caused by
engineer was Principally blamabe. the owners we're
exoncrated.
UNDER WATER.
Great foundations the Don and Dnicper are ~
ported from Russia.
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NEW ORLEANS CUSTOMS SERVICE.
PROCEEDINGS OF

SION.
NAV ORLEANS, June IL, 1877.
The Custom House Commission, consisting OF Gen.
era Barney special agent, CHAIRMAN; cx.Cong gresham
Shcdop and exConfederatc Collector Hatch returned
this city TODAY from four days inspection OF the
customs from Rigolets the Gulr 1t Is IN
derstood they have agreed upon a plan which
will consolidate and reduce the expenses OF
those stations and intcrpos u more ecctual barrier
TO the extensive smuggling now carried by means
OF the nuberless bayous and outlets existing
mouth OF the Mississippi They VIII tomorrow enter
upon Investigation OF the system of weighing,
gauging ana appraising which resulted In the
sive VINE and sugar frauds OF q few years ago
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A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

A PORK PACKING ESTABLISHMENT BURNED-THE
LOSS AND INSURANCE.
ST. LOUIS, June II, 1871
special to the Globe Democrat FROM Keokuk, Iowa.
says the pork packing establishment Of james Hagons
4 Co. was burned this morning Loss tho building
about $4,000 and the contents between $50, 600
and $40, 900.
INSURANCE
Tho insurance is as Observation-Disclosures, $I0 900:
Phoenix, OF New York, So, 600: Niagara. OF New York
81 900 Franklin OF Philadelphia, So, 900; Insurance
Company OF North America, IS, 900; Home, OF New
York. 50, 900; Fro Association, OF Philadelphia,
$1,000; Queens, OF London, $4,000; Etna, Of Hart
fcrd. s. 600
Tho nrc Is supposed to have been the work OF an in
ccndiary
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman William Clahin, OF Massachusetts,; EN-.
crson W Reyes, OF Wisconsin; ex-Congressman D. J.
Morrel, OF Pennsylvania, and Captain Campbell
Walker, OF Her Britannia Majesty IS stan Corps at
the Fifth Avenue. signor Brigno Is at the Everett
Thomas Dickson, president Of tue Delaware and Hud.
Canal Company. Is at tho Gscy. Rev. J. Z. FLEET.
cher Of Naples Italy, and Professor c. Vincent, Of
London, are a, the 81. Nicholas Surgeon John Y.
Summers, United States Army, is at tho Sturtevant
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STEAMER BURNED.

OTTAWA, juno IL, 1877.
The Union Forwarding Ccmpanys steamer Prince
Arthur was burned to-day at Portage du Fort Loss
$40 600; insured
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THE HUAscAR sURRENpERs.

HAVANA. Juno 16, 1877.
The Huascar was attacked at sea. of lilo, by the
British men-ofwar Shah and Amethyst on May 80.
She took refuge in Peruvian waters and surrendered
TO the Peruvian fleet
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REPORTED RUSSIAN REPULsE.
kilograms received In Constantinoplc from
Mukhtar Pacha, dated the 10th inst, say the
Alaschgerda division, which started from Dcllbabo
on an offensive nnosance In the direction of
the Taher Pass, was attacked by three Russian col
umns, bu. repulscd them with heavy loss after five
hours desperate fighting. Mchcmet Pacha, COM
manding the Turks, was killed. The Turks returned
TO their former positions
MUKHTAR TO RETAIN COMMAND.
1t has been repeatedly asserted that Mukhtar
Pacha had been removed from the command IN
Asia. Recent accounts from Constantiuoplc assert
that he Is to be retained In his old position.
THE RUSSIAN WORK THOROUGHLY DONE.
1t Is confirmed from several sides that the Rus
slams are bent rapid operations OF this latter
kind, but on the contrary are doing their work
thoroughly and are Systematically taking over the
administration OF the country as they advance
Thus the former Sandjak OF Schuragcl is now CON-
petely Incorporated with Russia under Russian
civil governor. 1t in obedience to this plan
OF consolidating their conquests and making all
sure behind them the Russians will make no attack
in the direction Of Erzeroum until their centre and
left wings quite free and prepared 10 cooperate
therein.
ARMENIA TO BE ANNEXED.
In connection with the foregoing the Moscow
Gazette significantly remarks:--"When we have
secured the freedom oil the Slavs and the question
or material compensation arises the Incorporation
OF Armenia with Russia will probably be decided on
AZ much on Armenian as Russian interests
BOTH SIDES REINFORCED.
Both combatants have been reinforced during the
week, the Russian left wing having received rein
forccments which are supposed to have traversed
Persian territory In order to reach their destina-
ton.
sERvIA EXCITED ABOUT MONTENEGRO.
Relative to the political events or the week there
great excitement in South Serva In consequence
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Turkish Opportunities.
BY Gable to the Cincinnati Commercial.

!
LONDON, Sept. 15.-To the Otto.
man cause every moment is now of
value. No one but Osman Pasha
himself can tell how long he can
hope to stand a siege, As much de.
pends on the state Of his magazines,
ammunition and supplies as on the
skill of his engineers or steadiness
of his rifemen. but no beseiged
army ever is relieved TO soon. Me-
hemet Ali and Sulieman Pasha, il
they would save to the cause the Ia.
lam. stronghold that has stood aa
stubbornly as lion in the path Of
the invader, should strain every
nerve to hasten with every bayonet
and saber they can command to the
banks of the Vid. That Mehemet
Ali is beginning to move we have
now some slight indications. He
has at least 10000 men at COM
mand. If with these he pushes for
ward boldly, he should march from
the Lom to the Vid in ten days,
driving before him the 10000 men
that the Czarowitch has.stretehed as
a thin curtain along the Jantra. AS
his left wing sweeps through Tirn-
ova it would not only dislodge Is.
600 men that are scattered along
the road toward the passes of the
Balkans, but would cut the commu-
nication of the Eighth Russian
Corps, which, with some subsidiary
detachment, holds Shipka Pass.
Thus he would open the road to
Sulelman Pasha. who appears de-
termined, with perverse obstinacy to
decline to cross the mountains by
any of the many routes which are
undefended, for his reported move
ment on Gabrova is now found TO
have been merely a Reconnaissance.
Suleiman aud Mehemet united would
bring into the plains 10000 men.
Osman Pasha has in PIevna at least
10000. The whole armies under
command of the Gar in Bulgaria do
not muster now 10000 bayonets.
There is great opportunity for the
Ottoman commanders if they can
bat grasp it, bnt the Imperial
Guards will be at Plevna in a fort.
night. There is time, but none TO
spare.
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MORRIsTONNy TENN WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26 1877.

woman who had saved his life laid
her hand upon him to inform him
that he might leave his hiding-place.
In the confusion of the sudden
awaking he at FIRST thought that he
had been discovered by the enemy,
and he was about to attack his de-
liverer, but he soon realized his po-
sition. His life was saved under
circumstances where hope seemed
useless. His horse and accoutre-
ments were cap ured but that mat
tered little. for horses and blankets
were plentiful in The Federal army,
and he soon refurnished himself at
the expenses of those who had hop
ed to be his eaptors.
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BRADLEY.

From Jersey flats a lawyer came,
With reputation tattered badly
A man of Camden-AmboY fame,
On whom the railroads had a claim,
And when they asked him, whats
your name?p sr.Et ste@ -4
He answered: Joseph Bradley"
Upon the bench he took his place, .1 3
Judge of a court that's fallen sadly;
And he, regardless of disgrace,
Reversed the Legal Tender case,
Defied the reasoning of Chase, Ftt
And earned his fee-did Bradley.
When all the rogues who feared their
fate
Conspired to cheat the country mad
ly, if z1tss.
A lawless law they did create, s-sa,s
Aud rushed it through without debate,
Then shook their dice-box-Seven to
Eight, -E ~
And lol the Eighth was Bradley.
When Florida's weak. case came out,
The work Of Fraud was done so
badly,
The Eighth man turned his head about
''The State is Tilden's without doubt,
And Hayes pretenses here 1 scout
Thus spake the downright Bradley.
Angels with him that night abode,
The willing Judge received them
gladly; I
In seventeen carriages they rode,
Their faces in the dim light glowed,
And visions various they showed
To Justice Joseph Bradley,
Next morn he rose in strange amaze
With mind and conscience ratified
badly; 81
He said the arguments last phase -
Convinced his mind = between two
days 4
That Florida belonged to Hayes
Oh Judas Joseph Bradleyl
When Satan, in his realms below,
Shall want a good Chief Justice
badly,
For his high court of endless woe,
He surely won't have far to go,
He'll simply say, Come hither, Joe,
was your angel, Bradley" kIE
N. z. Sun.
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u The Philadelphia Times says
of the personal appearance o. Hon.
Jas. d. Porter. who was in that city
recently attending The Gubernatori-
al meeting:
Porter, of Tennessee, is another strik-
ingly handsome NAH. Fully six feet,
two inches in height, straight as an ar
row, rather spare, with moustache and
beard worn a la Ansertcatlee, lie looked
the typical Tennessean and the South
ern gentleman as we'll
The Governor made short speech
from which the following is al ex-
tract: RIG
at has been very many years, said
he, ''since such welcome was offered
to Southern man and an ex-confeder-
ate. Looking at these portraits and
relics awhile ago it occurred to me that
the return to the alliance is owing in
part to the hallowed recollections that
grow out of this hall l feel that no.
where ON the continent was the success
of the Centennial received with more
pleasure than in the South. Although
we had just been rehabilitated, the pa
triotism of Tennessee to-day is equal TO
that of Pennsylvania. One thing, too;
when asked to return you did not invite
us to come back as repentant sinners,
but as brave men who went out on an
idea, who made a square, stand-up, fair
fight, and were whipped And that is
all brave men ask. 1t will be crafty
ing to the people of Tennessee to know
that the same welcome has been extend
ed to them as to New Jersey and Kan
sas -
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~ The Lynehburg DAILY Ne,0a.
among many other of our exchang-
es, copies from the GAZETTE the
. Great National Show vs.. John
Robinson's Circus,' and inserts it
in its religious department. The
Neaos is correct in its assignment.
That satire IS religious, and no one
but sinner like Tommy Reeves,
would object to its publication il
either a secular or religious hebdom-
adal. But the Lynchburg Daily
Neogs should look out for squalls
from the children. Tommy Reeves
is around
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Boston Traveller.

"Say, mister" said a small boy to one
of his assistants at the public library,
81 can't find the books l want to git in
to these here catalogs. / wish you'd
find 'em for me-" "What works do you
wish to draw2" paternalIy inquired tile
official. ''Well, hev yer got lInligan,
the Masheri' or sThe Cory Galoot of
the Galtees'?r The man shoo,i his
head. "Wen, I'd like Red headed
Ralph, the Ranger of the Roaring Rail
to-" eve don't keep any of that kind