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The New York herald., 1878-07-07
ARKANSAS DEMOCRATS.
ITY OF BOLT-PRo ECTIOS IN THEIR
RIGHTS DEMANDED BY CoLoRED MEN.

TUB TO THE COLoRED wHALE-PRoBABI BILL
ITY OF BoLT-PRoi ECTIoS IN THEIR
RIGHTS DEMANDED BY coLoKED MEN.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD.
LITTLE ROCK. July o, 1878.
The Democratic Stale Con ventio on rcassembsd this
morning and adopted two additional planks to their
platform The first invues immigration OF labor and
capitai 10 deve or the latent resources OF the State
The second as colorcd mat iher interests
arc identical with those oil the democrats and IN
vites them TO active cooperation with them. This
may be considered a tub to tho colorcd whale. Ru-
mors OF an independent movement are rite upon The
streets to-day. Tho Post, independent gree entacK X
ia per, Is editorial iavoriDg ex Governor H.
N Rector for Governor. As the ticket tminatcd is
considered to b. the interest OF the Boz Jonpson
dynasty, add IN view of the iaci that Rector cue
cseccd In rOutng tba ~ng OF the party IN 1850 th-ro
is doubtless some iouudaton ior the rumor. IL it
proves the cnmpa VIII be an IN terestinx one.
TuE PRESIDENTIAL TITLE
just before IN nna adjournment oI the Convention
to Ivy colonel John j. Sunpter. OF Hot Springs, "a
me m Dor OF tn National Democratic Committee Tor
Arxansas offered resolution dcelarins thst Hayes
tc 10 the Presidency was settled uy thc Forttfourtn
Congress, aud u was not the policy oi the House Ut
representa- or tue Potter committee TO question
OF 30 10 20.
a resolution culosiz ng the action OF the House IN
showug up radical fraud aud corr upt. ON adopted.
NtGRoEs PROTECTION.
The Post, grecnback paper, publishes letter from
a prominent co,orod cItizcn OF Jenerson county to
Governor Mier stating that no,wtnstandinE the re-
pubicaa nave 2 900 in4Joriiy Ia the county. demo-
cratic politicians noti yng tdcm ;hat they intend
to carry the county the september election at All
projection as Will enable them to secure tn,ir
rights the bal box Isocni democratic POLITICIANS
IN Jefferson PniIips and o1ber republican coupiiss
arc boldly advocating tho mississippi plan to capture
the lew remaining repuolctn couuties IN the state
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
THE INDIAN OUTBREAK.

A L,RGE Band OF Hos1ILFs ATTACK A SCOUT
ms PARTY, KILLING ONE AND SERIOUSLY
woUNDING THREE ELL VEN waITEs RI
PORTED KILLED NEAR CANYON CITY.
SAN FRANCISCO, July o, 1878
A Portland despatch says that news lIom Dsiles
states that James Clark and party Of ourteen men
were out last Sunday on a scouting expedition up the
south fork OF the John bay River, and when
about twelve mii,s from It's mouth, ut Murder
ers Creek, they came upon Indians, supposed
TO be about fourteen hundrod strong who
endclvored to cut of the line of retreat oil Clarke
party ana nearly succeeded IN the attempt. The
whites defended tn mseves. One man was killed
and two others seriously wounded before the com
mand made IT'S escape. Clark and two Of his men
were cut of by toe death OF their horses.
As soon the news reached Canyon City that Clark
was missing party Of Twelve to their
sistanco, coming across Clark at Cumm,ngs' ranch.
about two miles from the fork oi tue john Day
River, to which point CLARK had succeeded IN max n !
his escape. While at this place Indians made an
attack them and drove them from the ranch
woundins one Of the party named Schulz. Tho hos
tiles took stage stock and burnel the vehicle ana
all the build ings ON tho ranch
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

DEFEAT OF KElRSEY's wogKISeMEN's TICKET
THE AGIlAIoE COMING EAST.
lBY lie: EGRApn 10 THE HERALD
sAs Francisco, July q, 1873
It's now asc,rtaincd beyond all DOUBT that the
partsans Will control the State Constt ut,onai Con.
venliou. KeArney shouts out corruption" to CON
zeal his neglect OF tho interior organization In this
city auu county the workiugm,n's average plurality
is 1855 Kcarney MAINTAINS tnat he can, ny taking
advantage of the disssnsions iu the other parties
cou nj gu a mijoii,y IN september, anu Va me nsxt
eecton hc expects to win handsomely tho coatroi OF
the Ie.isi s.urc.
Ils tells mo he ~ flooded with invitations to hurry
East, md he leaves here the u st Inst with his
wife, children anu brother to 10 direct TO Boston, to
be gono two months lie means 10 help Len Butier
10 The Govcrnorshtp of Massachusetts
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
BARTLEY ACQUITTED.
Tux TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

H. lux TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD.
QugpEc, July q, 1878.
The trial OF BARLEY, tho alleged murderer, on the
second charge, that Of shooting High Constable Gro
ieau and detectives with intent 10 kill has Just
resulted in an scquittal ut ST. Joseph Beauco. rno
evidence only circumstantiAl, but very strong.
The officers coming out Of his house after un-
successfully searching Tor HIM Tor the murder Of
Poiicc sesrgent Dore, when two shots nrod
through an opening Bur.cy's barn. the balls taking
eect the High Oonstao aua one OF the detectives,
ali OF whom immediately Usat "A hasty retreat.
BARLEY has been sent to prison t the next term OF
Court ~ await a trial tor sh0otng u ncghUor named
Cbsfn pange, through window, while suing tu his
own house, Tor informing that hs had sod liquor
the Maipe line without a license. Another charge
against him Is that he almost Killed his keeper IN an
aIteu pt to escape from Jail
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
and ''God Save the Queen" in honor I
Mr.. Cunliffe Owen.


AFTER DINNER oRAToRY.
After the dinner u meeting was organized
under the presidency of Mr.. Hit, our
Charge d'Affaires. Speeches were made by
Minister Goodloe, NJ. Kranz, Cunliffe Owen.
Commissioner Mccormick Mr.. Goshorn,
the director OF the Centennial President A.
ID. White, of Cornell, and other professors
of the French and American Republics.
Among other toass received with enthusi-
asm was that of Queen Victoria and the
Prince Of Wales. The celebration wound
up with fireworks. The display of the Stars
and Stripes by the exhibitors at the Exhibi-
tion and at the hotels and other places fire.
quented by Americans throughout the city
was such as to make all our citizens feel
very proud Of the occasion.
oILMoRE's TEIuMPHAL MARCH.
Gilmore and his band are having an un-
questionable success. A long article ap-
peared in the anti-American Gaulois on
Friday criticising Gilmore's first concert at
the Trocadero, and therein euogizing
highly the conscientiousness and precision
of the instrumentalists and the excellence
of the solosts. The band played in an in
termede at the Theatre Bouffe on the same
evening. Figaro says that the perform
ance was remarkable for enhu;a and pre-
cision, and that it Grated great enthu-
siasm among the audience. The Paris
Journal confirms this appreciation and says
their success was immense
FEAR OF THE WEATHER PROPHET.
The weather is again superb. 1t is funny
to hear French people expressing the hope
that that disagreeable meteorologist at the
HERALD Office will not send us over any
more of his inexorable croakings to cloud
over orr brief feeling Of summer. People
here have come to place entire faith in his
predictions
In q social way the only notable events
this week in the American colony were
banquets to the American commissioners
at the residences of Bonanza Mackay, Pro-
fessor White and DR.. Thomas Evans.
THE AFRICAN LION.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Stanley is here and enjoy
ing himself in quiet way after his spell
Of hard work.
CoLUMBIAs VICTORY.
There was great felictation among the
Americans here over Columbias victory at
Henley on Friday.
A THEATRICAL SUCCESS.
'Le Capitaine Fracape' at the Theatre
Lyrique is great success. Agents are
here already negotiating for the production
of the piece in America.
| DROWNED IN THE SEINE.
The body of Mr.. Robert Carter, an
| American commission merchant, was found
! in the Seine this morning.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

80 400 WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGroy, Ju,y IL A. ~.
Indications
For New England and the Middle States, slightly
cooler northerlv winds, stationary or rising baromc-
ter except southeast sea brcezus on the coast.
For sunday In the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
southeast to northeast winds, clear or partly CLOUDY
weather, stationary temperature aud pressure will
prevail possibly with local rains
For the Upper Mississippi aad Lower Missouri val
loys and the upper lake region warmer south and
eas, WINDS partly cloudy weather, falling barometer
possibly followed at Western stations cooler norn
westerly winds and rising barometer
For the lower lak, region, Tennessee and the Ohio
Val ey northcasterlv winds, partly cloudy, snghtIy
warmer weather, stationary barometer and possibly
local rams in the after district
The rivers Will generally iall somewhat
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
BALD MOUNTAINS ANTICS
Is THE MOUNTAIN PLAYING PRASKs OR ARE
IT'S NEIGHBoRs FIDBING!
rrcp ApIr No TIL

IS THE MOUNTAIN PLAYING FRANKS OR ARK
IT'S NEIGHBoRs FIDBING!
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
RICHMOND, Va July 6, 1878
Bald Mountain is again evidently trying to get up
an excitement not Old Bady itself the.e is Ger.
taply strong enort being made 10 create the mpres
sion that the mountain is again IN labor, and
Is likely to cave und disappear altogether
from the map OF North Carolina. II Is situated
IN the southeastern portion OF that State IN
near tue junction Of Rutherford, Mcdowell and Hen
aerson counties. II Is ouiy twenty one miles from
Ashe vIc which IS great summer resort, and IL Is
adjacent TO pumDer OF mountain villages,
whose interest II would be 10 make bald
Mountain object OF attention IN that section.
The report TINS time comes from Hendersohville, via
Spartuuburg, s. C., down 10 Columbia, that Two ter
ribls shocAs had ueen ieit. companied by me
rumolngs Tor which Baldy has become famous In
the last lew years ID addition 10 this large
had been di covered, the extent o. when
known. ana that altogether inc noun tain acting
In mysterious anG extraordinary manner tnan
eveE
Next comcs by Telegraph IRON Asheville an account
that loud and strange noises wore heard ISSUING from
the mountain on last Thursday AMI FRIDAY similar 10
those OF Two years ago. but much louder and stronger
the cave confirmed, WIN III. additional in-
formation that the cave cxtcnds Into the bowels OF
the mountain, and crowds were standing ut "a safe
distance looking into It with glasses oi every do
scription.
ONLY snkLL-
Then from Charlotte comes "a regular sensation
despatch stating that 10 torn ation haa just Oaen
cciv Ell tuerc which described sld Mountain ia such
uigh state OF excitement ana upror xs 10 greatly
alaf IN the Inhabitants OF tho surrounding country;
that tie split heretofore reported was ieariuny
widcned ana sppaIeutiy unIationnbic. That cave
immense mag urae hau been discovered, and tnat
II was sscertaincd by actual oosci vLt0n that the
whole mountain was hollow and notniug but shel.
This report also stated that parties were being organ
izcd Tor a thorough exploration OF the nouuta H. ana
visitors tourists we.e nockng there IN The grea-
NIL tiekO re Al KIN n pn
for themselves.
A NEARER VIEW.
These three points very remote from each other
Ashcvilic Is west oil Bald Mountain HcndcrsVDvic Is
south and Charlotte circctIy east aUd all Of them
great distances from It, Tue latest report Is from
point not more than ten miles frvn Bald Mountain,
aud tnis throws dapper upon all the Others.
IL is very brief ana to the point. The wiiter
says from all the iniormntion he eau CLEAN Bald
Mountain frauf. and to tho best Of his BELIEF the
reports above aliuded 10 are gotien up to draw u
crowd
Ths latter bc the correct version OF the story,
but Inc readers sf the HERALD are asked to wat
until either Of thsm can 10 verhcd or coniradictsJ
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
ELEVEN WHITES KILLED.

WALLA WALLA July s. 1878.
A letter received by General Wheaton from Mpjor
Throckmortou, at Pendct0n, reports everything
quiet there.
The following Is extract from lotter from L. l..
Turk, Canyon CITY July L.
| nave jlst returned from carrying dispatches to
Colonel Growers Command. Everything is disorgan-
lied. The Indians arc all around US. We have been
ngnting Tor the last throe days. Can't tell how many
are killed. We know OF eleven OF our men. We want
help have been the saddle for three nights All
tho business houses closed.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
EXCITEMENT IN WASHINGTON TERRI DRY.

VANCOUVER, july s, 1873.
The news from the indian war creates great excite
mont and stir here. At four O'Clock every available
man was under orders TO move. At haf-past eight
tonight Major A. Kress lett on the steamer Welcome
with twenty live men, one Gatline gun and howizer,
the having volunteered to serve as river patrol
near Walluia.
Governor Ferry arrived tonight apd went up ON
the boat 200 stand OF for the citizens.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
A LAND OFFICE CLOSED.

WASHING ION. July 8, 1879.
The Commissioner OF tho General Land Onicc to-d,y
received a telegram from tho Register and the Re-
celver of tho wala waiia Nv. r. Land ONCE, inqrir
ing s.Can We close office to fight Indians iorty miles
awayY" Commissioner Williamson promptly replied
by telegraph as ioiioxs:-"Ycs; but only SO long as
may be absolutely necessary" t-t
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
ALARM AT PGNDLEToN.

CELLO, July 5, 1875
Tho following despatch has been received by Gov
oruor Chadwick now here on his way up the river:-
WALLA WALLA, Oregon. July 1878.
Nothing has been received General Howard >ince
the 18th reports IRON Baker City ot tn. I'd state that
The lI'a advance John Day valley
pursuing the hostiies. Scouting parties have been
miles from here south OF Pen
diet,n. iomorrow night | expect to have force
III fndetpn to prevent the hostes from crossing
Iviumbia River the mouth of SNAKE River. Tnere
d.al ueed alarm heard, though there
Low troops aud iurther north. WHEATON.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
SUIT AGAINST A LADY.
rpx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

tDY rELEoRAPH TO THE HrnALp.1
QugHxc, July o, 1878.
Mr. John Jones, the rejected lover OF Mrs Van
Novious, now Mrs. Griinths, ana also plaintiff In tho
this aggravated assault case 10 about enter
ing an acton OF $50 QUO damages tor Dresch OF prom
eved saea ior Paris Today, On her bridal tour, IRON
New York.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
STARVING 10 DEATH.

Thousands men AID WON starving thcmss
death they dare not drink this srtng
will their flesh Lille depends upon
nal ih~ only sale and reliable remedy
t-,r,Ale condition ALAS'S IL il wIuy
.txbls and pcrir ty harmless Its insurcS redue
tion to i've pounds week. sofa by
gists.
BuFvALo, ~ Y, June iJ. 1878.
To the rrpprietors OF Allan's Antt-Fat
Gentlemen The TO lowing report from the lady
Allan's Antat. - IL uho Anti.ta) had the de
ehec - reduc ng the fat from two I'VE pounds
week nntiYl had iost twenty i've pounds hops never
10 rsl ain what have lost" Yoar~. ctfuy,
POW ELL a PLIaPiON,
Nhoicsaie DrugsIst.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
A FIGHT AT cAMAs PRAIRIE.

UMArILLA, July s, 1878.
-Four men arrived early this morning from Pendle-
ton anil report light with the Indians at Camis
Prairie. They killed one Indian and think they
wounded two others They captured tho scalp and
headiress Of the Indian they killed II Is beiicvcd
tho Indians will not come out OF the mountains II
they can stay thorc There were UmatiIla Indians
In this fight
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
BUZzELL 10 BE HANGED.
[pY rELEo tApn TO THE nER,Lp.

IBY TELEG iAPH 10 THE HER ND.
ossipEK, N. H., July 0. 1878.
The trial oil Joseph b. Bazzcl as accessory 10 tho
murder OF Susan Hauson OF Brookacid, on the night
OF November 2 1874, Is a. last ended. judge Foster
finished two hours charge AZ nine l.. ". Friday,
aud at half nine the Jury retired rcmaihiDg out
four and half hours when they brought ~ a verdict
OF guilty Tnis case possessed unusual interest, us
Buzzel mad already been acquitted ss principal at
trial IN 1915 On Saturday morning the Court pro-
ced the tnat tue prisoner bs incarcer
alcd iu the state Prison aud he hanged on the loth
day OF July, 1879
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
CUBA.

SUSPENSION or A SUGAR MRRcHANT-uEAvy
WEATHER.
HAVANA, July T. Via KEY WEST. July G. 1878.
A. X. Reed, a sugar merchant Of this city, sus-
pended payment yesterday. II Is said that his sus
pcDston Is only TEN porary.
Bosterous weather 10 reported Oft the coost delay.
ing repairs tv lhs cable between Cuba and the United
States.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
MIR. STEPHENS INDORSED.
AUGUSTA, Ca, July q, 49,,

AUGUSTA, Ca, July q, 1873
A democratic meeting IN Augusta, Ca. indorscd
Mr. stephens course 10 Congress. Delegates were
appointed to support him Tor denomination. -Four
counties have passed resolutions indOrsng ana sup.
porting Mr. stephens Tor re election.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
CANADIAN BUSH FIRES.

tDY TELEGRAPH TO rHR HERALp.1
QuEBEc, July o, 1878.
The smoke in the city is dsnser than ever to-day.
Fires are surrounding the city IN the bush IN all d.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
TIE WEATHER srEnDAY.

Inc following record will shos the changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twenty-iour hours IA com
pari.o on with the corresponding dato OF last year.
ind ca,ed by the thermometers at Huinuts Pharmacy,
HERALD Bulldog, No. 2ls Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
NOTABLE TRADEsugN IN PARIS.
N o''"n- '''''''
AU GRAND nOrEI-PARIs. PLACE DE L'OPERA
n.rI .lurIxr r..LAnatI aHta4la

AZ GRAND norgI-PARIs. PLACE DE L'opERA
Bedrooms from francs a day.
Pension - francs day. ncudas lodging boari aud
norE WI si.; e. sn'si PAX CAS-.
ALr sfS bs 5,s Garuosss
Au rsT n fToas BIZ y5S Sb Tb sSvsIrs
Au re;S"i Sh SSR yvss W w. Fs r AND vAxo,
sf s''F,if 4S ."t .e,s jo yiYfi' ESSsEn S?,s
% Ghau;.es aAn.n. and Boston; United States,
dooDs SsTiss
cAnaIhSs aG SSiiLLroS QUIET CO.,
WINES trissr GkOwrn-cLAREr,, BoURGoGNE.
champagne. shsrnss. Brandies. cuvililer. 10 Rue
cosTE6rI3S wnoLEsaLk9 h.s.d FOR LADIES.
Igsai sT e 5ss 4: 4 ssf fHssro
GOLD h5$SHfs III SiSDs .sFstl%E Saxu.
as' 1LAY s"s SIf'
INDIA sAws snA ns aS6 S' L1dss 4 r.ss also at Geneva
rars - kue niehslisu
fSE sFohds sJ D Hsi Il a'f'''~
rrpfMsry 9Si S9psfs,s' 'ssT Ihnes.a' kA,s
Paris. Is Rue de la Psix.
RESTAURANT GRAND vEFoun.
rArEsTsi eGsi HaHrETs. TISSUES FOR FURNITURE.
youS JaTns ls6Es ~ 50. sIoo 81 VeIs MISS suE.u .,
vor ,Ctrs,y e S, %a noS h as
YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL tsuPhRIOR
NIf.r. DUpUIs. 81 Avenue A. lena
HOTEL MrURiCk. RUE kiVOLI, OPPOSITE rHR
r9er,,s ,,i.. q. aes. tr.s cI.Hs Panty Hotel La
JEW fIIni, sijotiEhis. GosJEcrs OF ARE
l.. kOUvhNAT, ~ ku. Hantevie.
AuPKINTrMPs GRANDs MAGAsiSs DE yoUvEAU.
nts nus.s as a,Scfss s,s ssSi o''F
Boulevard Nontintrtre, ~ strictly liked prices.
EAU nkS FEES. rkouKEs>ivE H,iH. BEARD DYE
MedHls to sarah Felix. ~ hue kicher.
JEwsaLsY; sJ1uIsnI s,l aoLDsNirn WORKS. C.
LIE ROY 4 iiLs. i,,oaLoskas. DE ~ MARINE. IA
SHIFTS. GLOVES. BKEEcHEs. RACING COLORS.
Kist. - boulevard des tspucines.
MILLINERY uiKsT GLASS; FOK THE NOSr STYLISH
Perisian i,di s Caroline Heb.ux. % Rue dc Ia Pax
LINGEHIE bE lALrr Lf,t,sASs,E. DKE-sEs COS
TUNES. Muller GilDrrt 8 Nue dc la Paix.
MINES OK vERIU, SOtURS. PATENT CETSTURE
Itegente AVID corset Cursss ~ iue Auber hrst floor
LADIES BOTS AND siiuEs. fEnRY. n RUE
S,ub,. Uucpu i,h ior stylish lAaes
ARTff Al fLVNEGS. FEArii ns FOR DRESSES
Head Dresses hrst cla-a Buhlsr frerc soeurs.
LAIr p'iNIs EMU sioS PrRPuMED, GIVING
Besuty TO complexion. l.. I. Piver. 10 boulevard do
EAU DENITFRIcE PHILIPPE AND oDoSrHALIxE
dental paste). ~ Rue d'enehein.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
tipsr AND uEsr-rur First SUI, PHtR SOAP

FIRST AND BESr-fHE FIRST SUI PHUR SOAP
aLkSSs when not pnly tae b.t out tue ouy rria
bl. suphur soap Bnt wretrhci limitations OF t have
cr0ypsd which uttrry aeLctnt tne proper ties
senrbutIe Which bsnisir
tons rei.vc reun atsn aud be suthes III
Niou. Ask GLySNs aai decline oil other
eae sulphur soid by druggists aud fancy
q. y. CRirrENToN, Proprietor, 7 e.h av
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
TROUBLE AHEAD.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
QUEBEC, July 6, 1875
1t is rumo.ed here tonight that the whole force OF
the Quebec Irish Catholic Union will 60 to Montreal
Tor the 18th Of July
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

! AMERICAN STYLE OF shoEs.-HANO MADE
snofs AND CATERS, 81. DRESS ruNrs 81 uEIs lOl Mas
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

HAIR DYE.-BArCaELOK'S HAIR DYE SOLD
by drus sgsts. Applied at celebrated MIG Factory, IL
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

A.-RUPrURE tCEED. FUk.Y YEARS EXPE-
rerirEce Dr AK -iN treatment The safe ana ef
iecn 4 uly lice. vesey st. Astur iioIse oppo-
site 81. Paui's ca reh.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
IUROPE'S GREAT CONGRESS
Batoum to Become a
Russian Port.
HAMPERED BY MANY CONDITIONS.
Greece's Claims Upon Eu-
rope Ignored.
LAST DAYS OF THE SESSION.
The Austrian Occupation of the
Turkish Provinces.
HAMPERED BY MANY CONDITIONS.
LAST DAYS OF THE SESSION.
[BY CABLE TO THE HEn,LD.l

BERLIN, July 6, 1878.
The Congress to-day settled the bases for
the solution of the troublesome question of
Batoum, which for several days has been
threatening at any moment to produce
complete disruption of all the good results
Of the session. After declaration of Rus
sia's views by Prince Gortschakoff a coun-
ter declaration was made by Lord Beacons-
field, setting forth England's feeling regard
ing Batoum. The report of the commission,
headed by Prince Hohenlohe favorable to
Russia, was then formally offered. The
important subject Of the Straits was not re-
terred to in the report.
TWO AWKWARD CONDITIONS
Without much further discussion the
Congress approved the proposition that
Batoum should become Russian port, on
the condition that it should be free to the
commerce Of the world and on condition Of
the complete dismantlement Of the iortii-
cations
GoRTscHAKoFF's GREAT SPEECH.
The Turks as compensation are to re-
tain Bayazid. The Russians valiantly de-
Tended the objects of the war, and insisted
upon just recognition of their rights as
sonquerors to compensation in money, ter
pif Il Drin
Gortschakoffs speech was supplemented by
few remarks in English by Count Schou-
valoff addressed to the British Premier, but
the effort of the Russian Chancellor is re-
ported to have been the most masterly ad-
dress made since the statement of Eng
lands position by Lord Beaconsfeld in the
first days of the session.
GREECE DISSATISFIED.
The Greek delegates are furious over the
decision OF the Congress leaving the pro-
posed rectifcation of the Greek frontier
lines-which the Congress merely declared
desirable in the in. crest of European peace
to the Turks. They do not believe in
Turkish generosity.
ENGLAND AS GREEcE's ENEMY.
During the discussion of the Greek ex
parte arrangement Lord Beaconsfeld op-
posed the Hellenic claims and declared
again that the Congress had assembled for
Tho purpose of consolidating and strep 9TH
cning the Ottoman Empire, and not of fur
ther dismembering it.
GREEK aRowLINo.
The Greek delegates threaten general
rising against the Turks and coalition of
their army with the insurgents of Thessaly
and Epirus Indeed, they threaten SO
much that their threats amount only to
bluster.
Ind OF THE SESSION.
The Berlin Congress will close on Tues
day next, after the signature of the prelimi-
nary treaty. There will be banquet at
the castle of the Crown Prince, at Potsdam,
ON Friday, after which the members will
depart. Prince Bismarck leaves on Satur-
day for Kissingen.
turkeys SENTIMENTS REGARDING THE cEs-
s1oN OF TERRITORY TO AUSTRIA.
(pY CABLE TO The herald
LONDON, July 6. 1873
A Vtanu Il otr,t IN ar,Ii n U
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

Use WING ESTGkS nYroPHOSPlITE Of LIME
and SODA For Consumpfion. Coughs Weak Lan ss
Asthma Bronchitis and General Debil- It is AN ac.now
edged Sprcihc Remedy proved Ny 20 years experauce
my III price I'll aud 81 per bottle Prepare only by
MINCiIE-TER X co, Chemists
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The New York herald., 1878-07-07

A--sELZER BRUSNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MtssRAL watxa A. siErhANl CO.. ~ New st., sole
Importers
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

viz ApultihAr nngly. taris,ai, HI s'n ten. Triejer
icnsh Vicay settlers and 81 others sid By the and
quantity iieadauA II, II Park plac; T. scdERzR
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

GREATER VICTORY THAN AMERICAN
ST., blue sisn.