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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
WHAT TIE FOURTEENTH CORPS SAW.

II
SOUNDS OF BATTLE HEARD, But FROM USDEE A
HEAVY MIST.
70 the Edttor Of The Trtbunt.
SIR: Possibly nothing new can be said
about the battle above the clouds on Lookout Noun
tain but it is probable that the experience Of one who saw
norton OF il aud participated in the night fight may DE
Of interest The nutter caused by the announcement Of
General Grant that such battle was fought is quite
natural Grant with his utter lack OF every
thing sentimental and bls terrible common
sense view Of men and things, may have failed to see
IN the mist that unquesOna6ly obscured the mountain
ON tie day of the fight the clouds" that have become
historical.
The command TO which was attached was on the ex-
IRENE right OF the Army Of the Cumberland ana on that
morning was on picket duty along the line OF Chata-
nooRa Creek 1t was well known that Hooker was to
at,ac and that with the guns on MOccasin Point that
opeped early in the morning, made more than ordi-
parily alert The summit and side OF the mountain to
noiut below the White House." that had long been
conspicuous figure the bald mountain side, were
totally Obscured by heeey, fmy mist or cloud, shut
ting out from the valley below the palisades aud the out
lines Of the mountain. When Hookers attack COM
menced on the northern slope around the OF the
mountain visible from point OF view IN good weather.
tbe cheers Of the men and the rapid discharge OF mus
kerry were clearly heard, giving FORTH under the log
or mist a mufiied, indstinct sound Not
maj, was to be seen T; aud the eager. listening
troops in the valley marked the progress OF
tps fight by the advancing recedng sound, and with
the intelligence that always marked their comments
spoke of od Joe driving then," or "the Johnues are
getting the best OF IT," solely FROM the sound that surged
aud roared under TO us from the valley this mist or
cloud Our artillery from the Point appeared to be
throwing its shells In the direction OF the noise for
while we could the guns and the Hash, the smoke
aud fire of the explosion invisible, nothing coming
10 us but the dull hud OF the bursting pf0eees know
tat All this was listened toeagery and that we Watchel
with intense Interest for the first sight Of the actors In
Prssentiy they came The sun and the wind, OF both
commenced 10 exert their power the Mat and II grad
uay Hired going up until the old mountain from which
Sr inanths the lebs had annoyed day time with
orley and amused us At night by their nashng signal
iohfef stood out clearly defined Ia the November
morning. Palisades " White House." trees and rocks,
were visible, but far as ! eoud see with eye
ana glass not O snglc soldier, Fed" or Reb." la
fnsrfat however dark figure appeared on The nose"
he hog-back running down from the summit below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.

PARIS. Monday, Aug. 20, 1878.
In the International Monetary Conference TO-
day Mr. Groesbeck urged the resumption offree mnage
of silver on the ground that circumstances had waterway
altered since It's suspension by the Latin Union MI
Horton thought the entry Of the Anglo-lndian
Empire into the conference was a matter OF
eoperatulaton as had dramatically illustrated the
progress Of science.
Tho conference will terminate Wednesday, when
the delegates will dine at the Elysee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
FIoriIine for the Teeth and Breath,

rs the best liquid dentlfrce In the world 10 thoroughly
cleanses partially decayed teeth from all parasites living
anlmacu@," leaving them peariy white imparing do
ltghttul fragrance to the breath
THE FRAGRANT FIORnINR"
Removes instantly all odors arising from foul stomach,
tobacco smoke Being partly composed OF honey soda and
tracts OF sweet herbs aud plants II Is perfectly harmless
and delicious sherry.
Prepared BY lENRY c. GALLUP No 493 oxordst, London
England, and retaIled everywhere Price IS cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
REFORMS DEFERRED BY THE PORTE.

NO FUNDS TO CARRY OUT BRITISH SUGGESTIONS
GENERAL ToDLEBEN TO GO TO ADRIANoPLE.
LONDON, Monday, Aug, 26, 1873
The ConstantinOple correspondent OF The
Times denies the correctness of Reuters telegram OF
August Is, from Constautnope. stating that Minister
Layard had abandoned some demands concerning re-
forms in Turkey which the Porte considered as renehng
upon its authority. The TimeSs correspondent says;
What has really been done is this Minister Layaru
presented a memorandum to the Porte recommending
the immediate organization OF efficient gendarmeFie
to insure the protection OF life and property the crea-
ton Of Courts OF Appeal with European assessors at
certain central points, and reforms in the methods OF
raising taxes Far from offering any opposition, the
Grand Yer declared that the Sultan was most anxious
to introduce these and other necessary reforms out
there were grave difficulties in the way, chief among
which was the want of funds and the execution OF the
reforms n question would require the expenditure OF
million pounds"
THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE RUSSIANS
A telegram from ConstantnOple TO The Times says as
soon as the Russian troops have embarked General
Todeben intends to go to AdranOpe for short tune
which the Russian headquarters will be removed
to Yarna II intended that large number OF troops
should embark home at BOurgas but In consequence
Of the prevalence OF malignant fever which has already
disabled more than half of the garrison the Intention
has been abandoned and another point will be chosen
As soon as the neghbOrhOod of San stefano is evacuated
the British fleet will probably leave the Princes Islands,
but VIII 20 beyond GaltpOl until the Russians sal
have retired within the boundaries OF Eastern Rounea
CODstantnOpe telegram dated to-day says the RUSSIAN
have transferred from San SteanO 10
ROdOstO
THE BULGARIANs ACTING CRUELTY.
The British Consul at AdrianOple reports that the
Bulgarans continue to plumber and outrage the Mussu
mans Tie Greek Archbishop has communicated TO
tho Consul details Of the most horrible atrocities.
THE RHoDoPE COMMISSIONS REPORT
dispatch to The Times from COnstantiDople says;
The report of the Rhodope Commission was signed on
Sunday at Buyukdere, by the British French, 1taan
and Turkish delegates The Russian aud German dele
gates refused To sign IT, The Austrian delegate was
prevented from attending by illness"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

ALBANY N. " Aug 26-The Little Falls Cheese market
active to-day 10 a week and prices
little or Eight thousand boxes q Factory Cheese were Of
44J boxes sold at 7qdshe. &C. being tie governing
prices Butter brought 19921c Tor Creamery and IL Ql9c
%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
EARTHQUAKES IN GERMANY.
TWO SEVERE SHOCKS FELL.
lBY CABLE 10 THE TRIBuSE.I

LONDON, Monday, Aug. 20, 1873
A dispatch from Berlin says that two severe
shocks Of earthqunkewere felt in Germany this morning;
tho first about O'clock at Cologne osnabruok and Bar
men, and the second o'clock, the shock OF which
was experienced at ElDerfeld. Bonn. Dusseldorf and
Cologne Both shocks were quite violent lasting several
nnites The vibration OF the earth very distinct,
and at Barmen several buildings oscillated greatly, the
occupants fleeing terror to the open air No loss OF
life IA reported but the alarm OF the inhabitants IN the
shaken district was intense Great baronetrlcal pres
sure reported throughout Europe to-day and the atOs
nhrre In London very depressing, though the sea Is
mod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27

Mans Mission on BarthA thorough Medical Treatise,
Indicating low Combined Disabilities may DO removed The
experenee OF 20 study observation ana professional
nrcfse showing the agencies that will insure Restored Man
hood vitality sound conditions OF Health,
mar have been impaired 0Veraxed powers statements
al Inc Obstacles Marriage and Of the means 10 remove
Them nv mail Doc currency postage samDs. Address
Sec'y Museum Anatomy and Science ll48 Bf0adway NY
pear sDiacs NOtice.-The the wseE ending
SITIRDAN August 81 1915 will close az this Office On
TTESJAY at D. m. for Europe, By steamship wyoming,
via Queenstown on WEDNESDAY. at D. n Tor EufOpe.
Inv BOhna via queenstown correspondence Tor
France 10 forwarded by this steamer must De specially adj
dressei1t and &C d. france direct hy steamship
VINE de- Paris VIA Hayre; THURSDAY AZ $3.50 o. ~,
fof Europe BY steamship Baltic wa Queenstown cOfre.
sDopdence Germiy aud France 10 be forwarded y this
ssaaf must specially addressed and al II M Tor Eu-
rome by steamship F1sia, via Plymouth, gherbourg ana
Hamburg; on SATURDAY az ago a, m, Tor Europe, by
steamspp CITY Richmond Queenstown correspondence
oT Germany scotland to be forwarded by TINS steer
addressed); and At a. M Tor scotland
direct BY steamship Croassa via Glasgow and az 1880 M
Tor Eufope, By steamship Oder VIA southampton ana
Bremen The steamships Wyoming BOthla Bauc snd city
III RclmOud do Denmark rHe0ep ano MOI
way INC malls Hay and Kingston ia, leave New ork
August 90 Tie Hayu, Savanilla, Sc, leave New
York August The mails for Aspinwa ana s0uth Paeiho
norris leave August 81 The mails for the West In
des Porto Rico leave NeH1Ork August 81.
ne mails for Australia Francesca Scpt8lber2.
The mails for and Japan leave san Francisco sspte
Oei A' I'll JAMES. Postmaster.
Post Office Sew. YORK. August "a. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27

Some Of the savage tribes enter their dwellings through
hole In the roof aud when person becomes 50 fat that he can
not get in he regarded outlaw Had this system been
adopted in the United states the outlaws could not have
made active demand for Alan's Anti Far than
lsts Hundreds who had lived In constant fear Of sudden
death have by Its been reduced comfortable living
weight The AniiFat purely vegetable and perfectly harm
less sold by druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
NJ. NJ. COPP,)
II. l.. BLISS, Committee.
j. j. JUNO

The minority, Messrs. Ransom Wright, finished
their report last night Mr.. said that he con-
sdered the action Of the minority as very important
pasmuc as 1t had successfully resisted the adoption OF
policy that would drag the National party toward the
support OF commune. He thought that the course OF
the majority OF the committee was dictated by power
ul secret socley-tho knights OF Labor He takes no
mains TO disguise this impression in whiting the report
norton of which is given below. After detailing the
many meetings Of the committee the report goes on as
follows:
The long and tedious series OF meetings and eoDsuta
tOus compel to believe that from the first 70 the last
there has been presumption, hope OF possibility OF
settlement on the part OF the sOcalled Blair-COnnOy
faction They have stood lion In the pathway OF con-
that the sO-caled BlairConn0y faction was the only
and true representative OF the wOrkingmen and the
national party in the city Notwithstanding the undis
Duted evidence before the committee that one other OF
me factions showed greater number OF districts
nrgauized. priority OF organization, more places
of meeting more than double the number OF MEM
hers In attendance. aud greater activity aud en-
tbussm for the National party. That while the
combined organizations under the leadership OF
seby districts In the city, including all the distrcts In
which the so-caled BlaFCOnnoy faction claim 10 have
Organizations, all Of whom are jealous and active sup
porters Of the National Greenback-Lab0r platform
adOpted at Syracuse That while all the OtDer Organza
lions through their leaders again and agin expressed
their Willingness and determination 10 abide the deer
sim of the committee, the BlarCOnnOly faction TOOK
pains at the last Of the last meeting to send
messenger to say that they would accept only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for Tie pest "a hours

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81, a. m.-The pressure
heyeywhere below the It IS highest IN tbe Al
hne Coast States aud lowest and falling In the North
vest General has fallen in the South Atlantic and
VS. Gull staes elsewhere clear or partly cloudy wealth
e. generally prevails The temperature bias risen in the
sYrauest with sOuthorly Windsj elsewhere fenane.i
hearty stationary southeriy winds prevail In the Gulf,
adde States New-Englaud and Lake region; uoTthely
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley noFtheasteFS IN the
eulh Atlantic states.
Indications
For New-England and the Middle Atlantic states,
saIr, clear OF partly cloudy weather variable WINDS
S@iJ s0Uinerly, stationary or falling barometer
TRiBTNE Local, OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
DEALING IN FALSE JEwELRY.

UENEFA, MUHUdJI 4AUb' 70, Lof-'
The Austrian police have surrendered to
the Bernese authorities swiss lady. who under the
name OF the Russian Countess Cacwska, sold false jew
v m the amount of 600 600 francs, during the past
three years at Paris Nce Monaco and other fashiOna-
A. rggn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27

baromsea city BY tenfhs 81
ne Perpendicular dlvisonl o. lime for oe x ao1rs
es asht The irregular While line tas sselaoas
~sfea7y during th0ae noarh
iehuNE OFYIcB Aug. 81. l a. m.-The barometer
laeA ffihe during the generally fair weather yesteF
~ The temperature has remained almost stationary
~, ssf o. partly cloudy weather may 30 expected IN
'Nt city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
TURKEY STILL OBSTINATE.
ANnRAssY,s scHEME uNACcEPTABTE.

ANDRASsY,S SCHEME UNACCEPTABLE.
HOPES CHERISHED THAT AUSTRIA WILL LEAVE THE
SULTAN SOME HOLD ON BOSNIA AND HERzE-
GoYINA-TUBKEY SEEKING LOAN.
The convention Which Count Andrassy has
submitted to Turkey is regarded with disfavor
by the Ottoman Ministers, who still hope that
Austria will continue to acknowledge the Sui
tan's sovereignty in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Andrassy is anxious for settlement, fearing
that strife may ensue between the Austrian
and Hungarian Governments in regard to
control of the conquered provinces. Austria
has increased her garrisOns at Trieste and
GOerz The Porte asks England to- help it
to borrow money, to carry out reforms IN
Asia Minor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27

Angels Baths-Tukish. Roman Electric. 81 Lexington
Ladies' day and evening Gentlemen day and night Best
ventauon highest temperature pleasant rooms: abund
ant table.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27

The latest thing monographs Is 10 have cigarettes
The enterpsng manufacturers Of Vanity Far have brOught
II out In a most tempting style.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
TRlBIINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

IHouRs Morning Might. BAR
(1g8asF7 eotoftfot cana s0fNr9Inch6s
-I-r-s- = 30.5
10 &c 80
4 e + 4. x Is. S
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Fhe seaslde LIbrary.

out 20 aay IN CLEAR BOLD HANDsoME TYPE.
TIE PRIMROSE PATH.
By MRS OLlPHANI,
MIsCEILAN EOUS ISSUES -
9gl-The Prnlrose Path By Mrs. OhpaDt 29e.
S9-ihe Marriage Of Mora Feggua aud The Maid Of XII
ieena zone book By William black .---..-'''.'.s s
az Frd Varro Rv II VI SAITH .20c
Ss7fef; Her Face Her Fortune b. Annie EDWARDS ice
Ss4-Bacg 10 tAe old Home BY MARI q IIay-.-.'.-l9e
s88-The son said ~ Maria M Grant. zec
3S2--Ci WeudOlines Harvest. ~ Jones Pawn lHc
al lynne NV MIA Henry c
an 1fs fssen ItnferIlT Bv Nasant Rice. 20c
S7Soaee and ForeYor BY Anther0f suD Maid "... 2ec
3t9 Irsenfsh,n Nv fsoulda 2Oc
ss f,asrn IL Whrivfnd nv Marvsecii Hay ......f0c
32 IN me hreshol6 ~ NARY cecil Hay.i0c
CHARLES 2Oc
i,S cnyaTseid Nv (iiarles IJckens COO
% 5,ia G alley AZ Charles 300
33-Handy Andy. BY samuel Lover zuG
For sale 81 newsdealer at above prices or sent posi-
..at SSnnssbers ~ GEORGE MUNRO,
II 10 "a VandeW ateret, Nep YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
6uetial Notices.


WEEKY TRIBUNE should be handed In before D. N. to.
day,
Exhibitien Of Imported Jersey Cattle at Knapps sta
bes an ave and 18Th Thrytwo head selected on the
Isle OF Jersey by Colonel Warng orders they are not
for sale white resting day two breeders and gentle
men in fine STOCK are invited to examine them Mr.
NJ J. Hand whose they cOneened. Will at same
time show and private sale ne animals from hs
herd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., Aug. 26.-The day is
warm and bright aud there Is fine sea breeze The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27

A wELG-ATTENDED CONCERT IN AID OF THE YELL
Low FEVER sUFFERERs-A CONCERT AT THE
GRAND UNION AND BALL AT THE UNITED STATES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-07
Vermont Elections.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VI, September
Midnight fall returns from the First
and Second Congressional district and from all
but five unlmportant towns in the Third district
on the vote fer Governor, show the following
result Proctor, rep, &c 125; Bingham, dem,
Ills; Norton, preenback, and scattering ?, $50.
This gives Proctor majority over ell OF
lC,7S2. Ia 1876 the same towns gave Fair.
banks, rep, 44,l52; Bingham, dem, 26,I36;
scattering 49, Majority fer Fairbanks %, 544.
The First Congressional district, with four
towns to hear from, gives Joyce, rep, ,065
majority.
In the second district Tyler, rep, has ma
jcrity Of 1852.
10 the Third district there is no choice.
Grant, rep, receiving 6G45 Wakeman. dem.,
1858; Barlow, bolter, 9.ll2. Another election
will be held November 5.
The Senate and House Of Representatives
are strongly republican though elected by q
diminished majority. The greenbackers elected
to tho House are uostly democrats. Rutland,
St. AlbaDs and Burlington. the three largest
towns in the State. are represented by demo.
Gratis. St. JohnSbury is represented by Hon.
l.. 7. Holland, who will probably be chosen
Speaker of the House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-07
StrginiR News,

Ia card to the public, published III the
Msrassa5 Gsz.tte, Dr.. Randolph, the physician
;7ho attended tie late fatal case Of yellow fever
2. tIaymatkct, says there has only been one
case here, anl every preoaution has been taken
sud di.inilctaals have been thoroughly used to
rravect the occurrence OF another.
Rev. DR.. n. w. Wisou, lately pastor Of the
Third Baptist church, III Richmond, died 10
New Orleans Of yellow fever yesterday. His
wif, and children, who have also been i'll With
fever, are much Improved.
Among thosa Who received medals at the
far!s opposition were j. u. Harkamp, ct Fred
c;.cxstutg; NlcAtee & Co., Front Royal; Ger
man Smith. Of Winchester, cnd Nj. :. Val
entine, Of Richmond.
Solicitor Raynor. Of the Treasury, has again
dloidcd that the Richmond 4 DanvlIIe railroad
is entitled to $1,000 Tor the transportation OF
troops during the war.
There arc sixteen saw mills Ga the line Of tile
Virginia Midland railroad, between tic Staun
ton river and Danvil!c.
l'r3f. j. j. Ladd has resigned the suptrlD
tendency Of the free schools Of Stsunton.
Tic Jordan Alum Springs have been sold Ia
the creditors Tor $4,000.
The Court Of Appeals will meet ia Stanaton
on Tuesday mex.
John II. Warwick, we'll known citizen Ct
Lynchburg, Va, died yesterday.
Robert q. Grayson, Of Culpeper, has been
appointed notary public for that county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-07
Roads TO The Grave Yards.

70 tic editor Of the 1lerraelrtl GI:ci't:
Some few days ago L no!i@9i in tao ci.:':r.
columns Of your paper apo!I:@ rclues. &; tho
having complaints to lodge against i:.o r,4!..
ton of our streets - san. ih"m t. tie r:u: g.:
authorities though! when | rad il .aa. =.
was q wel-tined article, and in yts.cr!., ..
suo / noticed Gnn.Acr complaint lodged /,
TAX Payer against Tie condition q! uHh-
street. near Payne. HaI the writer caE.rI t.
attention Of the community t. tn Condition! -.
that narrow lane tina. loads . taa last rr-lt"f
place of those tina. once loved IL, Md iu"!
amid caro- and exposure for our comtG:L &Hl
happiness, sEd which is only shJr. distance
from tho place complained OF, tllmk !. wouti
have reflected mucn moro l. the MIl.e; cieG!.
than Indirectly lOI2 lHg pucIic COMPLIANT AgH'H-
q good citizen, End ialtniuIi pu5lc 5"s'a..:.
Only few dsys Ego Wn3 Cal!c,. up"I i, a"..
resident 10 accompany him t0 one 1T oar @E"H'
Yards and a. passed d0wa .h,L r,.ugn AMI rag
gei lano ard remembered how IGuaa ctrr ~:
exercised ~ the good people Ol other citl'@, -
improving tue Il ghways that lead to their tn1lc'
teries aud with what lille expense those "htf""
Lanes could b" rrrI",i, an,i sd" walk tn!u, .
feeling If shame, iu1 nc@icc. Of uut pcJpi.'
overcast Inc, and | turGel my eyoa t. Ia: nJ:tA
to conceal my humiliation and r""!ct-. i.ni !
breatheu All eaTnG:t prayer III inV1t al less i"!.'
finding and more wo7i, III t!.t Icc".itr.
tI>uiCt.,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-07
FOretgn News.

The international congress Of weights, mca'
sures, and coinage, at Paris, has adopted
motion in favor Of universal standard OF one
tenth alloy for gold ccins Votes wero equally
balanced as to whether the same standard is
applicable to silver. The proposal for the free
dom Of minis to coin geld or silver according to
the demand was rejected. 1t was decided that
the right to melt or export coins should be I'm.
limitet; that no fixed ratio be established be.
tween gold and silver, and that silver should
not be legal tender for debt of over $40.
Tie congress unanimously resolved that the
best mode of arriving at an international mono
tary unit would be TO give legal currency to the
Ten franc piece. The Congress is attended BY
some of the best authorities, and is considered
likely to bear practical result.
The Rome Itsle says there is a report cur
rent OF the Vatican that Prince Bismarck, be.
fore concluding an agreement with the Pope, is
desirous Of aScertaining the views OF the newly
elected Parliament. Nevertheless, both sides
arc doing their best to bring the negotiations to
successful issue.
\ Vienna dispatch says Austria has Informed
the Porte that it is desirable that the occupa'
ton shall extend to Mitrovtz,. This has for
the time Increased tic difficulty of the negoti-
aiiooE; but the Porte is expected to yield at
tie last moment.
4 Eierua dispatch says fghtoe was removed
On Thursday at Dobt.j. but the result is as yet
unknown. The c7mbatants arc estimated to
number $4,000.
LONDON, September The Manchester
Guardians commercial article reports that the
market is very dull and unsatisfactory alike to
buyers and sellers. 1t says: The movement
Ter curtaiiing production has become consider.
abe. We do not hear of any organized short
time, hut there is coed deal Of machinery
stopped, and 10 Improvement Is pereeptibIo in
the a,ivicas from the leading foreign markets.
Sc1rcclg auy description OF cloth or yarn can be
shipped at the current rates without lcsa.
LONDON, September "A specia! dispatch
to The Times from Bucharest says: "Ehe rim.
dsrrcst is rapidly extending throughout Rou,
maoa. The authorities neglect taking preelu
tions to prevent lis spread
PARIS, September 10 meet the wishes
Of several chambers OF commerce, the French
ard Anercao delegates 70 the conference on
the eotrn:srciai treaty will hold public mce;iGes
lit Macon, Lyo4s Saint lItiennc. Mines, McGt'
pecr, .,yig1G0, sEd Nlar5clIjes. The il!S:
meeting will be helil st iaooa 10 GeY.
The cottou splnncrs OF Northern France have
ic.oivad 20! to work By gss!ieht, in order 10
lrs>rn The accumulation ii stock.