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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
1RUy oyA pOUGHKEEPSIE BANK.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Oct PA run was
hocun on the savings bank here when the doors were
oneped this morning. report had been circulated by
persons at unknown that the bank was about to
tau The bank was thronged with people all day and all
80 rds were promptly met The doors were kept open
1 tgo hours after the regular time for closing About
SOS 900 paid out today, and another run IL ea
xeced Tomorrow for which the bank prepared There
deep feeling OF indignation over the false report Of
expected failure
Observation-Disclosures tonight seem TO show that the
false report in regard to the standing OF the bank Og
mated In the Whitehouse shOe Factory. An empioye
msinterpreted remarks made in the once Of NE iastoy
house or one OF the family In order 70 transfer the 40
count 10 another city. None OF the Whteho1s nous az
street.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsnNGToS. Monday

WAsnINGTONl MOHUHyI UUV' ~ TT TT
Inspeotor Henry ID. Todd ID detached from lo N1u'i
cal Almanac ONCE and ordered TO the Naval Academy
Special Deputies Ellington, Caldwell fofu l-iulo
-, 1Iarao, ho,a ,ust returned from a raid in Yadkin
"a I,ayi Counties N c.. where they captured seven
stiIls and fixtures twenty-five bushels OF mgd,. "ooo
Gallons OF mash aud beer aud two Kegs OF WHISKY
new Democratic scheme 10 TO iofco ah eA'ta
=, coss On order that the Democrats may obtain con-
a., ., ,ho machinery OF the Senate TO postpone action
an o many OF the Presidents nominations as 70 make
Snecai session OF the Senate 10 executive sessoh he0
sary. ,. 81. a., In
The Interior Department has been Informed OF one n
stance where the United States Circuit Court has re-
yersed decision OF Secretary SEIZURE In the Dudyot
case aeosiop relative the subsection OF land grant
railroads 70 nraEf"~'ian and oeeupSh" " aO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
THE REPORT on THE WAR IN EUROPE.

IEUrENANr GREEN SOW EXAMINING THE RECORDS
or THE RUSSIAN OFFICE FOR MAPS. ETC.
WAsHiVGToS, oct. 21.-Lieutenant +. v Green,
of the Corps Of Engineers, U. g. A., and military at
tach6 Of the American Legation at st. Petersburg,
whose interesting reports upon the progress Of the
Turco- Russian war wero published at tho time,
writes that he will remain at st. Petersburg during
the Winter 10 complete from the records of the Rus
sian War Office his general and comprehensive re-
port of the conflict with Turkey, from its inception
through the campaign in tho Balkans to it's final
close in the occupation of Constantinople. His
work will include descriptive matter and maps
from Official sources showing the whole field of
operations and the position of the cOntending armies
M all the cardinal points i'm their operations. Lieu
tenant Green has received a military decoration
from the Gar for gallautry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
TIE ARMY IN GOOD CONDITION

TIE MEN ~ GOOD HEALTH AND THE STANDING
EVEN OF THE PEIvATEs VERY HIGH.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-General Sherman, in
speaking of the Army p9cently, said he never
knew of its condition being as satisfactory as now
All its branches are in accord, the best possible feel
ing existing among the officers andthe character Of
the men being all that could be desired The re-
cruiting officers are careful in selection, not more
than one person in five presenting themselves for
enlistment being accepted In his recent trip to the
West General Sherman was fairly delighted with the
good condition Of all the posts, more attention than
heretofore being paid to their sanitary condition.
At one Of them where There was a large command,
the hospital had not had patient for over two
weeks. The General expressed his astOnshment at
the educational standing of the prIyates generally
some of them showing high state of culture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
FRANKLYN SENTENCED.

FREEHOLD, n. j., Oct. 21.-'The murderer
OF young Peter Finley, the Long Branch painter
George FranklyD aged seventy years, brought
before Judge scudder, in the oyer and Ter
miner Court tins afternoon, TO receive sentence
Judge scudder extended mercy to the old man. who II
almost at deaths door by Of his close contne
mcnt and sentenced him to State Prison for years.
His Honor in passing sentence addressed the prs-
Oner, saying; George FrankYn, 1 am very
much panied to be called upon 10 nflict
sentence upon man OF your age and feeble
ness but in the discharge OF my duty have no choice
You have had full fair and impartial trial and jury
OF twelve of your dsinteTested cOuntrymen have
rendered their verdict against you, Judging guilty OF
murder I'm the second degree The Court feels bound to
say that verdict OF the Jury right and Just
and satisfactory 10 this Court"
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Tho Government will take the case to the United States
GENERAL POLITICAL Ne US.
A FRIGHTENED DEMOCRACY.

A thlUn1 ENED DEhlOOhAOA'
A CONFERENCE AT PHILADELPHIA WHICH SHOWS
THAT A REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN PENNsfL-
VANIA IS PROBABLE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
HARRISBURG, Penn, Oct. 21.-A private telegram
received here SAYS that the Democratic leaders In
this State are scared and discouraged. This Is MADE
evident from the conclusion reached by them III
consultation held at the rooms of Chairman Speer,
in the Girard House, PHILADELPHIA, yesterday.
There were present at this conference, Senator
Wallace, Chairman Speer, Congressman CymeT'
State Senator Yerkes Congressman W. 5. Stenger'
Ex-Governor A. G. Curtin, b. f. Meyers, of The Hdr-
risbTg Patriot, Congressman Samuel j. Randall, ex-
Governor G. C.. Walker, of Virginia, Congressman
Frank Hurd Of Ohio, and others, and they were IN
conference until almost midnight. 1t was gener-
ally conceded that General HOyt, the Republican
candidate, will be elected Governor by heavy ma
jority and it was determined to concentrate all tu-
ture efforts upon electing Congressman and men,
bers of the Legislature, the Democratic speakers
being directed to make an attack on Senator Gam
eron with a view to comprising his defeat.
Overtures were made to Chairman Devices, OF the
National Greenback party. for a coalcscence in the
Legislative districts where the Republican majority
is small but these offers were spurned by Devices,
who is bostered up with the hope that the Nation
ais will hold the balance of power III the Legislature
and can dictate terms TO either party. Mason inc
National nominee for Governor, was teegraphed 70,
but it has not yet been learned what he will 80 AS
he stated recently that the fight had narrowed down
SO as TO be between himself and General HOyt II 10
to be presumed that be, too, will reject all Demo-
cratic offers. " -.
Ex-Governor Curtin left Philadelphia last night
10 stump the State, but he seemed to regard the
task as a hopeless one. The attempt 60 straddle the
soft and hard-mOney questions and the reactlon'
since the translation by THE TRIBUNE of the Iilden
cipher kilograms, are described as having great
deal to do with the DEMOCRATIC despondency'
Further developments are expected IN rev days
when this last desperate move Will either Dc more
fully exposed OF abandoned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
rp ,sTrs RRooKs RENoMfNATED.

The Richmond County DcmOcratic COnyen-
ton WAS held yesterday in TompkIsville = l. James
W Covert OF Suffolk County the nominee for Congress
I'm the It District made long speech Erastus Brooks
Samuel r. Brick Theodore Frean, and Gilbert j. Dean
were named a. candidates for the Assembly nomination
Messrs Frean and Dean withdrew their names. The
formal bal lot showed 80 for Brooks aud 81 iOT
Brick ~ Brooks declared the nominee Tor
member Of Assembly, and bis nomination was made
unanimous. He made long speech IN which lie Grill
csrd severely the Grecuback Uurty ana Senator COnk
ling The convention also made the following uon ln-
mons: For County clerk. Cornelius Hart School Com
missioner, Dr. c. Henry KING superintendent of The
poor Daniel Dempsey Justice Of the Sessions, solomon
SlInnann. LOIOncr, lr. y. y. HcTNCy.
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TIE NEWMARKET RACES.

LONDON, Monday, OCT T, ItIe.
The New Market HOughtOn Meeting began
to-day the chief event being the race for the Criterion
stakes for two-year-Ods The subscribers numbered
forty-six, but only eight horses started. The
winner was NJ /. Audre's Monster" Philippe which was
the favorite Lancastrian cane second. aud Count
Lagrange's RayOn Dor third. The last betting was y
20 4 against Monsieur Philippe, 20 10 against Ian
casiriln. and 100 70 30 AGAINST RayOn u or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
GREENRAcK yOTERs APrHOvE s. s. C0N.

A meeting of the National observation-disclosures
party OF the WITH Assembly District was held last
evening at East Broadway and Montgomery-st' to
rafy tho local Grccnbac nominations. Tho hall was
crowded. The nomination Of 9. :. Cox for Congress
was ratified as were all the nominations o! the Green
back party The serious business Of the evening beug
over, IA Gfceubaek CdteCnsm was recitcd by two men
named Randall aud LuWtOn one asked what money
was The reply WAS that money was not thlng, put
function OF the Government A National BOND was
said to be all invention Of the dCyl 10 make bell ob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
NOMINATIONS FOR A DERMEN

A few Republican and Anti-Iammany nom
nations for Alderman were made last night IN some o
the districts as follows: With, Republican,. j. Morris
and l. W Jacobus; VII,h Rcpubncan-Bemard Bigin;
VIth Irving Hail Dcmocracy-Edw Costello. The
u0ntcd conference committees. The living Han Dom
ncracy in the IVth Vtb with and yInh Districts DID
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THE AMEERs DEFIANT ANSWER.
HE TELLS ENGLAND TO DO HER wORsT-THE BRIT
IsH GOVERNMENT CONSULTED.

LONDON, Tuesday Oct. %, 1873.
dispatch from Simla to Reuters Telegraph Com
pany confirms the report that the Ameers
reply is uncOnciliatory and unsatisfactory.
The Daily NeuSs dispatch from Sima gives the
following as the substance of the Ameer's message
to the Viceroy: "YOu may do your worst and
the issue is IN Gods hands, The Ameers
message has been telegraphed to England
and a reply, indicating a course of procedure.
is expected on Wednesday, A dispatch from Simla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
TIE KANSAS PACIFIC REcEITERSHIP.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. PA dispatch from Leav-
enworth says that there agreement to-day upon
receiver for the Kansas Pacific Road. IL understood
that the sspirants to the position are Messrs. T. j.
Peters of Topeka J, f. 0akes Of Kansas City General
J. c. Stone, OF Levenworth, aud Major o. u. Gum, OF
Lawrence and that indications favor the appointment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
WASHINGTON.

TERRORISM, THE FISHERIES, 3.65 BONDS.
FRESH OUTRAGE IN SOUTH CARoLINA-A NEW
DISCUSSION on THE HALIFAX AwARD-GENERAL
NEWS.
The policy of intimidation in South Car
olina is being followed up steadily. A new
specimen of it is brought to the atten-
ton of the Republicans of the North
in a dispatch below. 1t is believed that
the Halifax award will be up for dis
cussion again this Winter. General Devens
decides that the 3-G5 bonds of the District
cannot be counted as United States bonds IN
investments of bank capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
THE AMER DEFIANT.
HE CHALLENGES ENGLAND TO WAR.

NII+h11I119a'V'11
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT CONsULTED-AN AP-
CHAN ENVOY SENT TO THE CzAR.
The anxiously expected answer of the
Afghan Ameer to the Indian VicerOy has been
received at Simla. The Ameer openly defies
the British, saying that they may do their
worst; the issue he leaves to God. This reply
has been sent to England, and will probably
cause renewed excitement there. 1t is denied
that there ever has been an Afghan Envoy at
COnstantinOple. 1t is, however, announced
to-day that the Ameer has sent one to the
Car.
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THE ABSURD AWARD AT HALIFAX.
REVIVAL OF THIS SUBJECT PROBABLE THIS
MINIER, IN YIEW OF LATE STATISTICS.

WINTER, IN VIEW OF LATE STATISTICS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct 21.-It is probable that the
question Of the Halifax Award will be revived this
Winter. Whatever may be done about the ul-
innate payment of money, the claim is made by
those who have been examining the subject that
taking the British bill of particulars exactly as it
was submitted it shows that the Canadians were
entitled only to $4,000 annually, or to
an aggregate of Sl,2OO,OOO for the ten
years. This is less than $1,500,O00, instead
Of $4,000, 900. the amount of the Halifax Award
and against this it is claimed that it would be fair
TO deduct special duties on fish and fish oil RENTED
by the United States for Canada. This item of
itself would amount the ten years to 5000 600.
That would make the statement from the British
United States instead of Sj,000,OOO III favor OF
Great Britain. Gentlemen connected with this
business will undoubtedly be called upon to explain
their conduct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
GREESBACK ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.

The Assembly Convention Of the Grccnback
Labor party Of the With District evening nominated
George A. Mckay, for member OF Assembly There was
little excitement. the candidate apparently having been
agreed upon by the various delegations beforehand
A conference committee Of twcnty-;hree was afcrWarl
appointed TO decide upon the name Of candidate for
Alderman IN place Of MIR. O'Farrel, who declined TO
serve,
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STORM AT HAVANA.

HAVANA, Oct. 21.-The stormy weather yea
terday resulted in sudden hurricane with heavy rains
all night Trees were blown down and some buildings
damaged Three Spanish coastng schooners were snnk
and two banks were damaged. No American vessells
reported damaged. TempestuOus and rainy weather
continues. Barometer stationary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
NEW YORK, TUESDAY,

derman Kane Of the Sixth Ward, nominated by III
Mahoney. who asserted that II Kane was NOM
mated, $4,000 would be subscribed 10 secure
his election. william s. Soaring, the present
City Auditor Rodney Thursby, L. V. d. HARD
enburgh, Francis White, Charles Giehl ana
James Loughlin were also nominated. The hrst
ballot resulted foows: Riley, Al Thurs6y' ~ scar
ing, z; Kane, s White 8; Hardenburg, .; GLEN,
LOU hn g. On the second ballot Justice Riley received
votes and declared the candidate Of the eonVeh
ton. 49, -.
Anthony Barrett. chairman OF the committed, az
pointed on Saturday confer with committee OF clt
zcns in reference the nomination OF good men lot
Commissioners of Charities, then made his report,
presenting a list OF names for nominatlon' any
Of which would be satisfactory 20 the C1nzens COM
mittee The candidates selected were from these nsts
Assembyman Charles ]. Henry received the nomination
for Charities Commissioner for the First District ana e1-
Alderman William NJ Shipman for the Second District
There was a lively contest for the nomination !Or
Justice OF the Sessions and the second ballot the two
principal candidates received 40 votes each On tho trd
ballot James 5. Spencer, of Ncw-LOs, was nominated
The nominee for Sheriff il serving his third term 40
Justice o. the Peace the Third judicial DisulGf,
Charles j. Henry Is merchant in Atlahtlc-a'e nc nc
was elected To the Assembly last year on inc regular
Democratic ticket. William NJ. ShipmaD was the Aluer
man from the Eleventh Ward for several years lie IL
grain and feed merchant In hyrtle-aYe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
AWARDS AND HoNoRs AT PARIS.
AN APPROPRIATE SPEECH BY THE PRESIDENT -
AMERICANS REWARDED.
PARIS. Monday. Oct. 81, 1878.

AMERICAN5 RENAhDhD,
PARIS, Monday, Oct. 81 1878.
The ceremonies of the distribution of the
Exhibition prizes took place to-day the Palais de In
dustre, in the presence Of immense and brilliant
audience. On both sides OF banks Of seats
one above the other to the first story above thai
they extended behind the columns which supported the
glass roof At the bottom Of the and facing the
grand platform the boxes OF the two galleries gave
room for two large amphiheatres each holding 1000
spectators. The arrangements provided places for
10000 people. mamma 9th orchestra was stationed on
one side Of the nave, opposite the Grand Entrance OF
Honor. The whole interior superby decorated with
velvet, gold aud silver.
At 1870 D. IN. n procession was formed in the Grand
Saloon at the Entrance Of Honor, and when all had
taken their places Marshal MacMahon President Of the
Republic opened the ceremony OF distribution. lie
governments and peoples who had contributed 70 the
success Of the EXPOSITION, and euOgzed the oncale
seven years Of accommodation devoted 20 LABOR have
effected in retrieving past disasters " Inc fecoileet,on
OF those msfOTtupes" he said will teach us 10 develop
and maintain spirit of concord, absolute respect for
laws aud Institutions and an ardent and disinter
The Minister Of Commerce, after replying to the Presi
dents speech read the list OF awards aud distributed the
principal prizes and decorations
HoNORs FOR AMERICANS.
The following Americans have received decorations OF
the Legion OF CommissionerGeneral Richard G.
Mccormick, who Is made Commander Professor F. A.
p Barnard, and william stOry,who are made Oheersl
aud Auguste II. GfardJ secretary 10 uIe NohnssOneh'
General; Henry Petit Engineer and Architect OF toe
COmmlssiOner-Generaps staff; Thomas X. Pickering
superintendent OF The Machinery Sections Lieutenant
Benjamin H. buckingham, U. :. ~, Naval AtlaIhe JOIN
D. PhibIck superintendent Of the Educational settonl
d. Maitland Armstrong superintendent OF the Fine Arts
Section Professor Andrew ID. White Ii d.. Juror
Professor william p Blake, Juror and Professor EdHaId
n Knight IL. D., Juror, made Cheyalers. Cyrus
H. Mccormick and Walter A. Wood, VINO were In 1867
made Chevalers have been raised TO Officers.
Charles Tiffany silverware; Thomas A Edison, phonO-
graph; Elisha Gray, telephone; James Brewster, can
| arffeF ala (rhavay
| liers.
The United States Marines made fne appearance In
| he TODAY
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HEAVY ROBBERY IN ITALY.

Two and half millions of francs $780,
OOOl forwarded to Ancona By the National Bank, have
been stolen en- route Three Of the empOG Of the bank
have been arrested for the theft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
MEETING OF THE TAXPAYERS ORGANIZATION.
A few members of the Taxpayers Central

Organization met last night at Room "a, Cooper Inst.
tute. There report from the standing committee
on the new Court House One member SAID that friend
OF bis owning house in siXth-aye between Twentieth
and Twenty hrst-ss had its valuation raised $1,000 by
the Tax Commissioners account OF its proximity 10
the Elevated Railroad station; but no had
lost from 500 to $500 already IN rent
The question about the Forty-second Street Railroad
was referred 20 the Committee on Municipal Affairs. In
regard 10 the coming elections was decided choose
candidates from the nominations OF tho different par
Ties The chairman said that 10 was nothing 20 the
association whether a man q Republican q
Democrat II only he was honest. An invitation was
received bv the chairman the latter part OF the oven
ing him 10 iOn to-day with the merchants
of ne cry IN conference committee 20 select the
didatcs for tho different city Offices,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
A TRIBUTE TO THE NORTH.

CONGRESSMAN HOUSES SPEECH on NORTHERN AID
TO THE FEVER DIsTMcrs-lHE SOUTHERN
HEART WON.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 21.-The Demo
Gratis OF the With District Of Tennessee have unani
mously renominated Congressman John F. House. In
speech acknowledging the nomination, Mr. House
said:
In the next contest between the two great parties they
will divide upOn governmental policy, and without sec
tioual nnimoIty Sectional hatred Will be eliminated
from the contest so far tue South IS concerned al
zeus fnd my heart to indulge IN feelings OF mllce
toward the people OF the North. When witness ther
magpaniuus and generous conduct toward the southern
peOpe feel ike pulling of my hat and standing uncON
cred i'm their presence. Oh, grander than the Victory OF
AnpoInattox is the victory by the people OF the
North I'm their noble and generous cOntrlDu-
tious TO tho stricken and suffering Souh. Upon that
iated field the south surrendered her sword. Mltlln
tie shadow OF the dark wing OF pestence, beside me
ne " made graves OF her heroic sons auu WIN
bowed head and fearful eyes, she extends her hahds
and sllrrcnders her heart TO the generous ana magua-
mons North Gods own hand has bridged the bloody
chasm" Let the ambition or man seek 10 reopen
me wounds ana to rckindo the cmbcrs or sectional
strife. Let us 20 into this great contest OF IseO
yithout any Of these elements or sectional DIT
ternesq or course Will bo divided as 10
question Of governmental policy but with sectional D
ferness eliminated from the contest, representatives, OF
e south can stand upon the floor OF Congress rs the
nrer OF any from the Northern States and can look to
the material development OF his own section 10 me en-
arpcmppt OF cOmmeIc relations and make the SOUTH
ern pcople more prosperous. with fraternity ana mar
nnnv restored This great country can march on 10
more glorious aud iustrOus future than has Dte seen
In the past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
AssEMnLY NoMINATIoNs IN KINGs coUNTY.

The following candidates for the Assembly
have been nominated by the Independent Democrats
In Kings County: Ist District, Daniel Bradley; lid
District, John w. Grogan; TIA District, Thomas
Sheridan; Win District James Mcrricki vim Dr!rle
william Melody; WIN District, John ii. Douglass
IXLh District, James n. AnabCu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22

The Republican Convention of Somerset
County on Saturday nominated John q. schenck for
State Senator, and Simon Van Lieu for Sheriff Assem-
blymen John Ringemann and J. Newton Voorhees, were
renominaed IMr. Ringemann's majority last ye3r was
ESQ and Nh. NOOrheess maOntY was 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
ALOST COUNSEL FEE.
W. o. AVERY SUING GENERAL BUTLER TO GET
BACK 4 RETAINER WHICH HE ABSORBED.

ny TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIB'NE.i
WASHINGTON, Oct. CIV. o. Avery, formerly
Chief Clerk of the Treasury department, entered
suit in the Supreme Court Of the District of COlum-
bia this afternoon against General b. f. Butler.
to recover $500 Avery in his declaration, sets
forth that at the time of the whiskey fraud trials
in st. Louis in 1870, he gave Butler $500 as re-
tainer defend him, but throughout the trial But
Ter failed to appear, and he was Obliged to procure
other counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22

MADRID, Monday Oct p, 1878.
The EpOcd publishes letter dated Tangieri
October H. stating the United states Represents
tive has publicly nsulted by Moos, aud that the
offenders have not yet been punished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
ROUA[ANIA RECOGNIZED.

LONDON, Monday, oct 81, 1873.
Tie Times'S correspondent at Bucharest tele'
graphs as follows Dr. Smith. the American Consul al
Galaz, himself told that he the bearer OF letter
from President Hayes, recognizing the independence
OF Roumania, and had presented the same TO Prince
Charles"