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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

There was but little drunkenness on the eScur
sion that wen, from this city Tuesday, and those
intoxicated went from other cities. 1t was one of
the most pleasant excursions of the season, over
. thousand people participating, and the tour by
the steamer Lewiston among the Islands in Casco
BAY was truly delightful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

The lumbermen now find great scarcity of
orders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

Col. j. Manchester Haynes arrived home from
Europe Tuesday. lie has been absent six weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18
Postal Matters.

The superintendent of the railway mail service
superntendents Of registry and superintendents
of mails, now in Washington, began their session
to day. The questions under consideration were
the extension through, the pouch system, the ad-
visibility of instituting plan of exchanges be-
tween the several railway mail service lines, aud
the prscticsbility Of extending the registery sys
yet been reached
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

1t has been hot in Ssco, so hot that the mayor
found it difcult recently to get the various com
mittees of the city council together.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18
Difn.

In SdRey, July ~ Berthe, son of Charles o. and
Adelaide Sawtelle, aged IL years and months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18
NJ MASSACHUSETTS,.
NJ urder.

TAUNTON, July 10. NJ. NJ. Brock miner, alias
Brock. WAS committed 10 day to await the action
of the grand jury, charged with numbering Pat
rick O'keefe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

SCIPIo, July IL. Water smooth ind the race
between Harvard and Cofne freshmen will take
nlace at four .'clnck
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18
Turkev.

LONDON July II. Renters Constaniiuople
despatch says the Russians near the Gulf Of Ssros
fired upon an unarmed boat from . British man
of war which came in search Of some sailors who
had been detained within the Russian lines. Tbs
Russians continued to ere although the EugUsh-
men hoisted the white rag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18
Dedication,

HAvERHILL, July II. A large number assemb-
led here 10 day Fl ON ueighboIing towns, to wit
ness the decoration of the soldiers and sailors
monumen mt, erected IN memory OF persons who
died in the war ior the preservation of the Union.
The exercises consisted OF procession aud ban
quet, at which Gov. Rice and others made ad-
dresses, eulog zlng the patriotism Of the citzeLs.
Boat Race.
BosToN, July Il. The race for the first class
schooneis of the Eastern 1scht Club, which was
not determined al the annual regatta three weeks
since, was sailed to-day over a course of IS 4
miles, and won by Hacyon in four hours and
twelve seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

The moving machine trade is about over for
this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

Quite number of persons have lately left
Bangor for Minneapolis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18
Indian Matters.

Certain bands OF the Ute and Apache Indians
having manifested their unwillingness to be re-
moved to the new reservation, General Sherman
has instructed the army officers in the vicinity to
render the Inspector all the assistance he may
quire to carry out the law of congress for their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

A chairman Of debating club is now said to be
president OF the bored.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

Quite large company Of Insane Hospital pa
tieuts had picnic at Hammond'- Grove, Tuesday.
The editor of the Argus has caused several mis-
chievous boys to be arrested for stealing water
lilies from his garden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

little octagonal house has been erected on
Peaks Island, Zone of the islands near Portland J
ten feet in diameter, and about as high, for a
camera obscura. In the centre is q circular
white table three feet in diameter on which pic
lures of any part of the surrounding landscape are
projected. The pictures are very brilliant. The
optical apparatus was furnished by G. II. Farley
A similar instrument has been on exhibition in
the Central Park at New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18
Local AMI State Mems.

The rain that came yesterday was very much
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

Bills have been pos ted announcing greeuback
lecture to be given from the steps of the old Cush
noe House. tomorrow evening, The lecturer is
from New York, and his subject is money Craft ;
Doubtless the speaker will have to resort to W Itch
Craft before he makes the subject clear TO his su-
dience-should he have any.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

Whooping cough i, very prevalent now through
out the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

The Buckfeld Reporter is the name of q new
paper just started at Buckfeld, published by Geo.
NJ. Atwood. 1t presents very neat appearance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

Garden thieves will soon be boxing after the
celery grab Bangor Commercial.
And then they will have an eye on the curran,s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

The boys and girls in this vicinity. well as
those In Others, who were surprised at Jules
Verne's famous story of tour around the world
in eighty days will no doubt be more surprised
when they learn that, according to an English
paper. an American has actually accomplished the
feat in seventy six days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

Sturgeon are being caught now quite extensive
" on the river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

Pink lilies appear this ear. and are sold as a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

The time TO cut grass Is when Il Is grass Ma
chias Union.
We always thought so. Farmers should never
wait thinking that possibly theirgrass may become
corn. or grain, or even wheat; for the chances are
ten to one that their fondest hopes will be blight
ed, and nature cause the grass to remain
changed. And if it should happen to change it
might be to weeds instead of to corn or grain,
wheat; and so we agree with the Unions motto
that Mthe time 10 cut grass il when il is grass."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
THE NEV YE8R'S DAY MCRDER.

THE MURDERER FOUND IN GERMAN BOARDING.
HOUSE.
InspectOr Murray ascertaiDed recently that
bundle of clothing with money, was TO be sent to
George Wyman the murderer Of william j. Gould, at
O'clock Yesterday morning BY the labor OF three detectives
II was found before noon that the clothes and money had
been taken to German clearinghouse IN Brooklyn
24th-st, near 3d-ave.
CAPTAIN McCuagh went to Brooklyn. engaged board
for a month at this clearinghouse, leaving
guard OF detectives near by. While sitting
in the parlor, no noticed the bundle OF clothes,
left there for wyman lying table. About noon the
doorbel rang The landlord went to the door, and Cap
tain McCullagh followed him. The door was opened,
and the landlord said. "C0mc H. It's all right on,
yes" repeated the captain; "come in George, It's all
right /" and welcomed his prisoner with open arms.
Wyman was astounded by this reception, bat as three
detectives stepped up behind him he made no resistance
Wyman, upon his arrival at the statiOnhoise,
said lie hal known William j. Gould Tor several
years, but had never had any trouble win
him. On New Years Day he was sitting IN OpPs
saloon i'm the Bowery. when Gould entered and
began TO talk about wrestling and fighting Referring TO
Toe Brady, Wyman says he told Gould : There's
baby YOU can't throw" Gould then said can lick
you, any way" and seized Wyman by the collar,
when he. not knowing what was TO come
next drew the knife and stabbed him When ne
haI become sober, and realizd what he had dcne
he Thought IL would be best for him to keep out OF the
way ana ait for tue result Gouds wound When no
heard that Gould dead be says he mad ABOUT dec ded
to give hiself up but Captain McCuash saved him That
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
THE CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA MINE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 1O.--1hc trustees
Of the Consolidated Virginia Mining Company today
elected the following officers c. H. Fish, presd, IT Cd.
Wallace. vcc-president; 4. w. Haycns, Sec. ttty :
James o. FAIR superintendent. The sccrcnrys rel OFT
makes favorable exhibit. and that OF the SUI
perincndcDt shows that the mine is In better
shape for working than last year product lii4OO
tons amount reduced. $4,000 bullion product, 3d.
7Ji 900 which S6,2l0,jlS gold The reserycl OF
ore on 200 foot level very valuable. Much ore
Of fair quality has been developed the 800 foot
level large amount Of higa grade ore
was extracted from the 400 foot level. and
vast quantity remains. body Of ore
feet wide has been developed 10 west OF that pre-
yIoIsy worked OF high grade and unknown length The
level looks better than ever before
found Ia uiaKng connections ON the 500 foot
level. Much extracted from the $50 level
work stopped for want of ventilation, which
has Just been supplied A large quantity OF
valuable remains on the 1850 foot level and from
the $50 fool level one body ianythipg extensive
than the above. .bu mostly OF low grade. The slper.
endent recommends that until further explorations are
made below the 1.750 fo" level, and necessary 10
pairs made, the monthly dividends be rediccd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
TIE PARIS EXHIBITION

CLOSE OF TIE TINE FOR APPLICATIONS FOR SPACE.
Yesterday was the last day upon which APP
pcatons for space at the Paris Exhibition 10 be
received at the officer OF COmmiss0nerGeneTa McCOr-
mick The total number of applications received is
about 625 The largest number from Penney lyania
and this State. The NcwEngand and Western states,
within few days, have sent II large number Of appli-
cations Lieutenant Buckingham. representing the Navy.
and Lieutenant Rodgers, OF Admiral Rodgers, of the
Armv, have been at the Office OH duty. Commissioners
General Mccormick will take up the consideration Of
applications to-day and hopes TO be able to inform many
Of the exhibitors early week Of the assignments of
places Fully five times the amount OF space allotted to
the United States has been applied for by exhibitors As
machinery and agricultural implements predominant
among the exhibits, Mr. Mccormick thinks that the Gov
eminent Will erect an additions building on the grounds
for this class OF exhibits for which the managers have
given permission
The majority Of applications from California for the
exhibition OF minerals. while Of the applications
for exhibit OF photographs and photograph materials
There Is surprise manifested that the piano
will not be more fully represented. The display OF
American locomotives and elevators Will be limited, and
glassware ana pottery Will he lightly represented Ap
pcatons for space from textile manufacturers Of New
England, ana from silk weavcrs have been numerous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
CHINESE AND JAPANESE AFFAIRS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1O.-Thc steamship
Bclsc has arrived here with Gaycca from Hon. Kons
10 December II and Shanghai. December -: There
was 40 abatement OF the rgvasr, by famine
IL ihe tortlcrn provinces Vast districts were being
completely dcpopulatcd, aUi there is possible bop
Of relief tms year. or perhaps nest. The United
states Mn-trr had returned from Shanghai Il"
Pcklng. Mr.. Brad!cld late NicrConsul- General a.
Shanghai Was SIN jail. large native company has
been formed under ilc patronage OF IL HEng Ching.
Vic"r0y of CHINA, for dctClOpus Chincic mineral
Ihc Chime 81 Embisiy ,"rivc ~ Yokohama on Deem
bar G Two Consul, Tor N Clici port. Rcoonpdu,d
them. Ali said 20 ic9rts Ut tie tanccd LIBERAL
school or hIuesc polite biir communication has
not bcc. opened between them and the japanese
Guvcrnmcut. one ot Secretaries OF Legation with them
Is an American
new French Catholic church Las been built and con
gccfaicd m Toxic
The Japanese ships OF var Sci and knwan butt and
httcd MP wholly III japan, manned and ucrr'd by
uycs about Ia starr cruise III the Mediterranean.
The Nobl"s' Bank with capital Of 100000, gan
business IN japan December :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
TWO NEW COMMISSIONERS.
ARTHUR LEARY IL TIE EXCISE BOARD AND 81

ARTHUR LEARY IL TIE EXCISE BOARD AND SMITH
f. LANE IN THE PARK DEPART ENr.
1t was we'll understood, yesterday, upon the
meeting OF the Aldermen, that Mayor Ely would send IN
nominations but the names not generally known
The fist communication from the Mayor named Arthur
Ieary Tor Excise COMMISSIONS, TO fill the vacan y
caused by the abseacc of owen Murphy. Mr. Lcary Was
confirmed 10y unanimous vote. The second commuii-
cation noninated smith Edward Lane Park Commis-
slouer in place OF William Il. Martin, whose term has
expired. MI Lane was also conhlmeI ~ Il u4".!'o"S
vote. :. -,
Arthur Leary is in the banking business at NJ. %
Wnlan-st is also the vice president 0i tAc New ok
Mutual Gas Light Company. lie Is Il Wcll-hn1Wn Demo
crat and three b was Spoken OF a. cdidi-
date for Mayor of tins city, al the uc when william H.
was offered the position Of Commissioner Oi ClHlIirs
and Correction bat declined IT, Last spring ne Was Hl-
pointed one OF the Brooklyn Bridge Commissioners "
MayOr Ely position winch he silI holds rue pres nj
APPOINTMENT was offered 10 hin Wednesday evening
by Mayor Ety. and reluctantly accepted; Nh Lary
about fOrtyVc OF age. is very wealthy ana IL
prominent in NrI;-I Ork society.
Snitn Edward Lane, TIE new Park Commissioner, was
born in this city, and lawyer. He = member OF
the Tamnauy Hall General Committee. He has never
held public Office Of aHy Kind Several years ago, he
WAS candidate Tor the Assembly in the Nlih DIS re
but defeated. In recent years, nuch q al, .imc
has made a study OF the parks. and H. las
shown equal interest III the parks here sI, ndng some
portion of nearly every DAY among lheln' ana hc is
thoroughly familiar with tie details OF jhcT manage
Ciy OF New-IOrk, OF which he IS graduate. lie Is q
member the Union aud Century ClUoS and OF the 81
Nicholas Society. Mr.. Lanes appointments III Place OF
William II. Martin, viii require the election ol new
>rcsdent ia the PARK Department. IL In sad That Com
Wenman and COnover arc both candidates toI
hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11

Guthrie died last Tuesday ut his late residence, No ~
Lee-ave., at the age Of sixty-nue.
A valuable diamond pin was stolen on Wed.
nesday evening from ex-sherif Williams while he was
riding Oh the front platform OF Court-st Mr. vii.
Iiams did not notice his until he reached home
About one year ago the CxShern lost another diamond
pin under similar circumstances
William H. Taylor, formerly a resident Of
Brooklyn, who died last Saturday at Hoboken, was
buried yesterday from his late residence No. 1874 Cn
tonave. He was man of wealth and wellknown for
many acts of charity At time he fed crowds OF poor
people daily at soup house which he established In the
rear OF bis stables, on yandcrbilt-aye
The Police Commissioners yesterday decided
that Detectives Roche and Mahoney of the Third Precinct
were innocent of the charges made against them, that
they Intentionally allowed imprisoned burglar to Is.
cane punishment by failing TO produce evidence Which
they had against MIN At the meeting OF the Board
Ofcer Hugh Geary of the Thirteenth Precinct dis.
missed from the force for drunkenness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
BUSINESS CHANGES.

NEW FIRMS AND CHANGES IN OLD HOUSES.
Each new year brings With it many changes
in business hoi,es t.Hs city, but 1t Is rcnark"d nv
those connected with the mercantile agencies that the
changes this year fewer han At the Opening Of 1871
The following Shove some Of the business relations
which have been reported:
Jocrh J. Almiran tobacco merchant ~ 10. 1G Cedar
ST.. has taken partner aud The Ham name Is Amman
James stone retircs from the firm Of william Arnold
Co, shoes, NJ 7el broadway and M Arnold vi" con
c. c. crane has retired from the iirrn of j. G. Bancroft
TO, hat Inanufacirrcf,, at No. ~ I'rcer-i' ~ o.,
TAe firm OF CauIhc Richmond brokers ~ 70. -
Rroadst has been dissolved. ANA David hchhoh" VIII
continue the business.
mission business of Glover Force Coz No. 10 Ffnnls
Hrymanu. Cohuicld Co., importers aud mauuidrur-
nj rccu ana Caua,is have dissolved par;nershp. and
the business VIII he couiiun'd by Isadoie '"hiit'h-
Morris = srynCar. ". aud Henry j. HcFm"uu' nave
formed copariuc r-lp under inc b9in name 81 H. =
H,ymam & sons, ana viii continue tie same oua'he .
T. j. Jallrly * Co. dry gjoia, at Nc $50 Broadway,
! have taken James NcN ear a- O. partner.
DAVID l.. Banning IciTes from tie nm 81 AcA'hier
King Coz importers .ud coHuis merchants, ai NO.
! - WLiest., al Mr KING viii continue tine business
| " O. sacidon has retired IRON the Gun Of Leonard.
sheldon q Co. bankci~ and with W. L.. Nad-""rth Vail
nanir- partners OF the o'd firm, ". Il; Leonard T.. X
! Howell ana v. A. Williams, under The iiEm naiIc -
Leonard, Howell Coz nave opened an once III 40 1o
Ciarc3 lakewood Will cont,uuc the business % Loder
/
George J. Bliss and Il. j. Gross have been admitted TO
the firm %: Morton Bliss Il Co, bank r., No Iruadht
The partnership OF NunOz. ScmilusBy a Coz shipping
and commission merchants, ~ No. l2i F.on,i nav g
expired, tic business will hereafter b. carried Oh by An
| tonic A. MunCZ.
| Isaac X Oakley has withdrawn from The finn 81 Jesse
Oakley * Co.. soap dealers No Wnic,i. ana Ma. lOc
West Broadway, in which ne was special partner.
The firms Of II. III. Sclwictcrng and SaisbrIg II Co,
have consolidated aud viii cary On the foreign dry goods
commission business under the iifm name of ii. IL.
/ Sc.WietcIing StarshcTg a co.
William T.. 1illmghIs5 vi. continue the bu.incFs OF
Dtc't 40 "a
The firm o. Townsend MOntInt q Co., auctl0hceFs mas
/ been dissolved ana the business WI hereafter DC Goa
ducts under the firm name OF Townsend i largis.
d. l.. Van Emburgh, j. 4. Atcrhury ana Il. IrGverf
the latter special partner, have formed cOpdrtn,
ship under tho firm name -! Van l,nhureh AtterbUFy
FOR the TRANSACTION q stock and brOacrJg: business.
The firm ~ Van VokcnhuTsh d Irdyt ciutht, 40. G4
Worl-S will bc succeeded ~ i. Van Nu;o u'uILh, aud
! r. Van VOlkcnburgh a CO... dry goods. NJ. 3>i Broad
way Will be succeeded by Van NOlkcnbur21, Beach * co
! Wentworth, Case Co., GIy goods combustion met
chants. AZ No. II Ihomas-st, are succeeded by CASE
! Leland Co.
The firm Of WilmOt, Davis q Co., dry goods az No. J1a
Broadway, has retired from business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
= S r S C. RI p T.
3:A5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..
TIE LATE KING OF ITALY.

ROME, Thursday, JaI. III, 1919
Victor Emanuel les in room on the ground moor
of the Onrinal on the simple low, curtainiess, IRON
bedstead on which he died. His face is white per
fectly caIm and undsligured. A row OF wax
lights stand at the foot of the bed \ chap
lain continually rccites prayers for the
dead. and four aidcs-le-camp keep watch IN the
ante-room Nothing has been decided yet concern
ing the place of burial Although the Kings ances-
tors are all buried near Turin there seems to be an
idea hat the first King of llay ought TO be buried
in Rome. .,..
A later telegram says this statement is authoita-
lively contradcted, and declares that Victor
Emmanuel made no declaration which could give
the lie to his glorious life as an Italian King"
Several municipalities have already resolved to
erect statues of the late King
The Chambers have been summoned to reassem-
bic on the 10th instant.
The BODY of Victor Emanuel has been embalmed
1t is stated that the Cardinal Vicar has granted the
Basilica of Santa Maria MagglOre for the funeral
ceremony.
Italian clerical journals declare that the dying
King, before receiving the viaticum asked the Popes
forgv enesS for lis sins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
MURDERED BY A DRUNKEN HUSBAND.

Mrs. Elizabeth Wall who was brutally kicked
and beaten by husband. Joseph f. VAIL at their resi-
dence NJ. 4O3 East Twentieths, Thursday night, died
early yesterday morning, at Bellevue Hospital, in great
agony She was unable TO make any statement to the
Coroner, but the testimony OF her little children
frned the belief that she had been murdered by her
husband Officer Carroll, OF the Eighteenth Precinct,
who first heard Mrs. Walls cries for help also tcsti1cs
that Wall kicked his wife and knocked her senscless The
Wall family lived in a crowded tenement. On account Of
the dissipation OF the husband the family very poor
Wall cruel 10 his WIFE, frequently beating her GDti
she Unconscious. When he came into the room,
Thursday night lac was drunk and provoking quarrel
he brually beat and kicked his wife until the children
cried him stop. The Infatuated answered their
entroates with blows, and the little screaming
from the room.
Tho police arrested Wall yesterday. He gave his age
thirty-cigh aud said he was employed rs baker.
stated that lac did remember having beaten his
WIFE, and nc was much gIeYcd TO learn Of her death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
THE EpIsCOpATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

DIR. ECCLEsTON DECLINES TIE POSITION OF BISHOP.
The Rev. DIR. j. II. Ecceston, Rector of
Trinity Church, who was recently elected Bishop Of
West Virginia, has declined the position and will remain
with his present church He has given notice to the Rev
Dr. Meade Of the Standing Committee of that diocese,
Of his decision In the folio wing letter:
To he Rer. W. II. MEADE. President Of he Standing
Committee Of the Diocese Of Vest Virginia:
REVEREND AND DEAR BROTHER: After a month Of
patient. and nope praytrfu consideration Of the cleo
ton the EpscOpate Of diocese do not feel that
1t my duty to accept and as do not any POSSIBLE
ty OF my reaching different conclusion, am unwill-
ing to allow the election to 20 any further Under great
obligations to the members of your council, deeply
GREETING the necessity for my answer, but following what
seems to To be the will OF the Head OF the church.
am, very sincerely, your brother in Christ,
NeuaIE, Jan. 8, 1873. j. II. ECCLEsroS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
TIE EXPECTED CRErAN UPRIsING.

LONDON, Thurs lay, Jan. ~, 1873.
In connection with the rcportgd commence
mont Of hosil,', between the insurgents aud Inrhs IN
Crt, recent Aliens rttcr says the Greek Revolution
any Committee. OF which Bul.; aris j, chief las
invited the Crct.us 10 send deputies u
national emily 10 decided the question Of
annexation 80 GREECE. Ton revolutionary bat
t4lious were ~ DE rti-ed but ouy tTo were actually
formed The Turkish Governor had only five battaion'
OF Hadifs bu' threatened to -ciZ" The NnhJuGcdan
inhabitants. The Tanks recm dc .Irt T. uHy h"d the
towns the aId leave the interior ip the insur
rcui- Il uil tAt Christian men Join, tho ~ IIcruts "i
unuucr about 1000 There Is intense excitement ut
Ahcrs, and tLc Revolutionary Comm tie J. at-ei 10 or
d.rau.iug la Ihce~t', but The toYc.nA al lJs dis
suaird Eu slIis from piccpIiatc action.