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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23

TINTED STATES NAIL Il pASSEN
u GER pAGNE:f:
.<.gnsn"A The s,tptf7i passenger
.. y. steamGf;
s<s:ssaz s.bc" e. re-.
lin. CAMPBELL. Master
Wil1 leave BBi,yoiu' sara. "n her upward
trip, every j'ie.lnc#tay. Ret I'fning, will
leave l'ayHh Sara every Sunday IT. II.
H.. reaching. New Orleans betUiG dark tl.
same day:
n: ". HHITEMIN, Agent:
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23

Leaves New Orleans
kroy "Wednesday a"a Saturday at 5 r. w..
For BAYOU >ARA 4 COAST LANDINGS
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
SNIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW YORK .....
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r Irlyrta tr Thompson Liverpool June 20, VIA Qnecns
tnwu 9Ttl. L. " Hurst.
Sir ,thclo Bri Mitchell Hull June -. via southampton
9ISi. toe l. Wright x Co
SIR Tybee kurhl Donlnro City June % Samana 2Hth
Porto ata 2gh Cape layu JOh aud Turks Island July J.
To VIM clyde & Ca.
sir San Jacinto Phillips Santiago de CUBA juno 90, Glen
,t.co, JNh and nassau July .. To MURRAY Ferris Co
str City Macon ACkeIson. savannah July o. HeorSe
lOngc. 49, ,,, - --..,
m to Balm lifur
ud-e 10 BHrustDf & 60.
Eark John Campbell DOf pighy. 81 Hankenson Barrow
MAJ "a I'm ballast to James ". ElwUll & 60.
Bark Ksvrlo tItan Ncveo Cork ~ days IN ballast 10
rlOcuylchS 60. an
HarL \ = Dol Boschcto utaD. PeTcgale. waterford AZ
DAYS In ballast ~ Bcnhdm ~ BOycscn. .
BnII (NOr Henderson, Dublin 40 days IN ballast
To Funch. Edye & 90. . ,,--.
ark Padre Aus sangher. Aberdeen A. dayr IN ballast
10 sOo Oycb Co.
l,ah Haire Corutu lItan. Mortoi Limerick &c days IN
ballast to SlDcoyich 4 90.
Hars rsIie tal Fale Galway Al days in ballast 10 slo.
eOyich 4 90. - ,,-- %
DAYS In ballast ~ SCImmcil Bros.
Barr Craze II Annapolis - McNlol hOheh % dh)s I'D
ballast 10 J Parker & 90.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
NOT A MALICIOUS INJURY.

John Mcintyre, the boy who was shot by a
playmate Sunday night. in comfortable condi-
ton yesterday The ball. which had penetrated the left
foot had been extracted His mother said that the boys
were PLAYING In street IN front O the house. firing Of
toy pistols OrtwO Oi tncn had real pistols one
Of the boys pointed his pistol toward the ground aud
the bail happened 10 ht her son.
." 10 you tuiUk hc was hit Intentionally T. was asked.
"Oh. no! Why should he be There had boon no
auarre Of any sort. No one wanted To hurt johnny
" Two Of the boys haven't been home since, plpcd IN
Johnny " the German boy LOcmcr and another Ihcy
have gone Ia staten Island
" Yes, said the mother " and now they're trying to
put ~ the Seeley boy guess they don't know who
did H."
The ball very small and looks like thosc used ia The
Smith WessOn pistols oi the smallest caibfe. The
boy Will recover In short time.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

already owed the city 50 $50, and he had cut OH 'e"
supply The board approved his action
The Atlantic Yacht Club determined IaS'
evening to have regatta at GIeenport, L. l., curing
the annual cruise will be open 10 all soops OeonsN
10 any recognized yacht club
Mrs. Rachel Margaret Du Flon died on Sui-
day a, the residence Of her grandson, at NO 2lo
ave fl, the nnety yseventh year OF her age she was 'he
widow o, the late John f. Du flon, who was lot many
wears the proprietor of the old Military Garden, "hi'
stood east OF the present site Of the Court iiose
in this garden that Lafayette I'cc'Su "i' '''
during his visit to America in ISL
At meeting of Hebrews Sunday afternoon
action was taken with reference to estaDlIsh'hS "
brew Orphan ASYLUM in Brooklyn. Officers ana trustee
were supervisor Nathan the Twenty NaIa
being elected president, :. Goodstein. Nce-prcsdcn
Moses May Subscriptions To tht aoG' nGi
Of - 500 have already hecn rccrlycd n suli'Ic ni
ing for the asy m will procured soon as possible
The funeral of the late Lieutenant Grppeh-
burg. of Russian Navy, will take place with ha'"
honors from the main gate of the Navy lard looi VI
York to-day AT | p. Commodore Nlch"i'on % 'H
ordered an escort marines, and the attendance ol thc
officers OF the station and OF the United STATES SUI
Tennessee, Powhatan, Colorado and constellation INC
remains will be- buried in the cemetery oi INC Na'"
Hospital
Many complaints have been sent by the
Board of Health to the Aldermen IN reference To the
nuisancrs existing in the Gowanus Canal IL was said
that the death rate in the adjacent wards was largely
increased by the matter deposited th'rc ny lic S
cmptyng the c:,ual. The subject was referred 10
the Committee Water and Drainage ana on fuoilc
Health hcy reported Yesterday III hVOr0l cNttag tpc
Ond-st along the edge ot the cahal 10 orI
ST. taking in the Ccurc>t. sewer on the way, ana cpu
the E;tst River AT the Ol
4. The report was adopted.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
few days the strikers took advantage OF the fact to
demand increased wages
MASKED BURGLARS on LONG ISLAND.


MORE WORK OF THE SHORTY LENT GANG
The grocery store and dwelling house of
Ferdinand KrOose on Oppressive, the Jamaica
plank road. town Of Ncw-Lots was entered early
Sunday morning 10y four masked burglars believed
10 he members OF the" shorty Lent gang" The
thieves obtained entrance to the house hy means OF
ladder which they had stolen from the premises Of John
Tosvant, whose residence was robbed short time ago
The burglars first entered the bedroom OF boarder
named Tostivant, a con Of John 1Ostivant. When he
awOkc two Of the men had pistols pointed at his head
and told that II nc remained quiet he would not be
harmed. On searching his room all they found was ~
Three of the burglars then left the room, one o their
number remaining watch Tostivant and went to the
occupied by Herman Kroosc, brother of the pro-
priotor of the store. His GOor locked. The
burglars kicked III the lower panels, jumped through
the hole in the door, and placed pistol against Mf
threat that they would take bis life II he dI not com
ply lie then Informed the burglars that there was SO
drawer in the store. Two Of the AT descended
to the They had just obtained light with which
Ia conduct their operations, when private Walcnma,
named Cue knocked on the store door, demanding u a
was night; RECEIVING an answer III a. 4 Hn,iGt mum ~
the voice aroused several Of the neichbors aud re-
turned 70 me store In inG mcan',mc m INC ,,rr InT
sory without taking any hing from the store, ana c
ing their companions made their escape lWo ] ~ lnc
burglars described Of middle age. MI kfoCS'
thinks the voice of OF them the same as that Oh
who in 1876 entered the house III the same manner
ON saturday night, about eleven, o'clock, Mr.,
Krit2ncr, residing near Fosters Meadow, While on
his way 10 market, stopped on the plank road near
WOOdhaVcn by four men Fortunately there we're scNtIl
market wagons close behind him. and the men ONLY
asked him for II ride 10 Brooklyn which he refused them
About TWO weeks ago. George Dieter, VINO iOr SOM
time has been known as member OF the shorty leht
gang " found asleep in freight ear OF the Long
island Railroad at jamaica. and sent to jail Tor ttV
days Il charge OF disOIdCTly conduct. On saturday
Deter recognized by Mr. Schneider. Of East New
York ~ a man nom employed IN May last, aud who
during his Schncders) absence from nome stole SlGO
from a bedroom warrant has been issued for Deters
arrest and az the expiration OF his the County
JaIl VIII bc turned To the Kings County author
tc-. Iarkius. another member Of the gang Is sh AT
large notwithstanding large number OF charges against
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
ARREST OF A DEFAULTING BooKKEEpER.
DANIEL NJ. DICKFRSoS, A BANK CLERK BROUGHT
BACK TO NEWARK.


Daniel VI. DickerSOn, bOOkkecpcr IN the
Manufacturers National Bank Of Newark, who diSap-
pearcd May %, arrested at Detroit, Mich. on
saurday last and brought to Newark yesterday. The
prisoner several weeks had letters for friends IN
Newark posted at Richmond Va. when Detective Net.
tcship proceeded 10 that city IN search OF him. Early
last Josiah Wertz. notorious gambler and inti-
mate friend of Dickerson purchased tickets for Windso
Canada, when United States Marshal McDOnalds and
Detective McManus of Newark, went 10 Detroit, Mich
Saturday Dckerson and WertZ crossed from Windsor
Detroit when they arrested without difficulty
At yesterday they were taken before United
states Commissioner keasbey, VINO committed them to
the Essex County JAIL DckersOn in default OF $4,000
ball, and Wertz in 5000 When arrested the former
had Sl7 on lis person. aud WcItz $50.
DickcrSOus defaCdOn amounts 10 900, nearly the
total surplus OF the bank lie had been employed III the
Manufacturers Bank lrst as messenger ana then
book keeper for the past years, during which time bis
salary never more than 500 year. Without any
other income he drove fast horse. wore diamond W.
,ry and dressed eXtrayagauty On the day OF hia II gIt
his know ledge that the officers OF the bank
were making a examination Of his accounts. In the
pocket of hs Oicc coat found message from WejZ
asking bn 10 meet hun at given place ana 10 bring
money. DlckersOn aud WeTtz togt thcr visited
gambling houses i'll TINS city one occasion, II Is said
The former $1,000 "farO." DickcrsOns thcii-
extended a period of several years, during winch
time only aIdyed the suspicion Of Ills officers but
hcCeiV cd the bank examiner.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
STABBED BY AN ANGRY FRENCHMAN.

FrCNCIInIdn NdIUtU ItTtI ViIIIdT HIU Il
German named Charles Mocrcr living at No. 35l West
Thirty-nnth ST. had a quarrel on sunday afternoon.
about o'clock. which rc,ulcd IN GmIrs rtahhinc hi
ncighbOr N0erleT and friend were IN front Oi the
house talking to young woman who sa' NJ q second
story window. Gilmar's wife came ont and told them
10 stop making such noise but they kcVt Finally
Gilmar himself cane out and ordered the young men
away. They refused 90 40. The Eienchmau ran back
10 the house and returned with large knife He struck
at NOcrler's companion, ana missing him attacked
MOeflcr infliCtlng deep -1h IN the abdomen. GlmdT
then attempted run away hrt being OvcriaLcn by "A
policeman TIRED stab him He failed. and was locked
up IN the Thrty-seycnth street station. Yesterday
morning he was committed t. the Tombs t. await the
r. suit OF MocTlcr- injuries Mocrlcr lies Al Roosevelt
Uospital in Il pIccarOus condition
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
THE FALLING OF HE EAST SIDE TUNNEL.
Coroner MOltman bcgan NcstcIdav aflcr-

noon the inquest the of Thomas Joyce
and Patrick Lynch, the two men WHO were killed,
June 20, by the falling Of part Of the Forty
second street Tunnel Their identity was established
ly two witnesses Commissioner OF Public Works
Allan Campbell and Stephenson Towle. engineer in
charge OF the construction OF sewers testified that the
Apechcations for the tunnel properly carried
John G. Campbell Chief Engineer OF the Department Of
Public Works, III his testimony said he thought the
work had been properly done He had visited the tun-
uc aud examined the work weekly. One complaint bad
made the mortar used. He did not think the
accident due TO the placing of 100 much weight on
the north side, causing the centre 10 Use. Patrick
OBTIcn, the inspector IN Of the work, testified
that the mortar was made with one part o cement ana
two parts sand: the filing done in LAYERS, accord
ing 10 contract The Coroner sad tnat the chemist
employed TO anayZc specimens OF the mortar had not
reported the would be adjourned TIL Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
THE FOURTH OF JULY MURDER.
ARREST OF IIm SUPPOSED AssAILANIs OF JAMES
DOCGUERTY.

Captain Mcdonnell, of the Eighth Precinct,
yesterday arrested three young men, who admitted haN
ing had quarrel in Princct. Mcrccrst., ON the
morning July 4th and Of whom coufcSses that he
struck ~ man with 2 small pcuhnifc. which he after
ward threw away. These admissions and the dcscrip-
tion furnished of the three a,sanntS make II certain
police think, that the prisoneIS are the men VINO
caused the death Of James DOughrrty They Their
John McCarly, age nineteen, OF No = Monroe
st: John Buckley, seventeen. Of No. - Monroe r
and John Iicrncy, age twenty. of No 22O ChcrTy-st
They were found a; work shops in the seventh Ward
and Of them had read heard anything Of the Ic
suit of their quarrel When informed that Dough'riv
was dead McCartv threw up ms hands, aud exclaimed
the back of the neck aud sruCk at hun with my
knifc hut did not mean t. cut him The three Iris-
Opers were taken before Coroner WOiiman, ana re
mandcd 10 the car, of Captain NcDonuc The inquest
in the of Dourhcrty Is set down for Tomorrow
uf
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

IkAll>I hlll = IA
Tho rr,ytltr9 semi annual Noum" ~ our hp WI WI ~
is.i,,l fl.. W. edition ilt '''iN'
the c,tuua, ~ means and the grades 4" 'l'' n,re 10
y.-rl win unusual and great rNl'I~'- ~ ..ie
,rort fn ma work ComUlcic tuhiirl'u' II
iu All lis features We cui'IyoI T. aui.i' .' nnrosd
ttruu.. iWuroN r'l'ni~ nave '' u
IN M, volume which have heretofore di"' - IA
Bankrupt Act. have compiled an abstract 'l ' ,r rhs
LAWS uf the several StJtcs. which We have I @ H.. b.,n
ur,urr headings Tie compilation al U''. law" ,,,ay bs
made hy representative attorneys u each >'' by
lr cd upon We believe this feature VIII u sef.
Nil who have occasion to grant credits
lna-unt'h A. our t''h>
quarterly. shall be- able ia future To- tlv' any
T., th,,r laws down 10 the Latest ddl". .. bsal
Mrl4Nt also introduced under each Town ~ N".N
cnu-r information showing its actual ol i11, ni.
whchrg railroad steamboat nr sag nr1rr onice.
tom and whether telegraph. expires "i l"l' t beng
As Shipmn, Guide. hi, Will De almost ' ,,,re re-.
more coupr lrnsiNr and intend thit IT r' United
Liable than any published otherwise Mch"Nr ' 80. and
tho Rank. and BANKERS throughout tie hlnN ~ York
Canada civ ng their capital &c as wei A. u M IA each
yoluur retaining however. tie names a. ' ~ reular
present under their respective town oI ''H' "
volume ,,.,,,,,t We intend 10
These improvements are but index ot ha' W. our
IA OWING al' '''
whole business from London 10 san frAu',, ,U ali its
trcal 10 Sew trtan- We are abe Ia c"n"' ~ naS.,e
branches gud thus have unequalrd a'il> i" 80, ,osse
and nroulpt transaction " our business ana ~
for the crest o patrons 10 suffer IRON '"'''
ity interest with lo<sl Manager -, -. tssnectr
the merits OF our "u'h' W" "
solicit an examination Of our syster WIN lh" tcwlt ~
ability TO substantate all We claim ana Nlth '' raj s
rIt If /, worthy OF the earnest couridtaono 'uS "
Of credit. iitL - ~, -, tda4.1i
m London Eng 1lsoa Con'inshm! Corespo'a''"'
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
PiNSENGERS IRHIJED.

FROM LIVERPOOI-Eg NitdHshp Hirhd-Ihc Rev
u Heron SIR Harding Nj Bur1"nc, M Frost II Evans
Mr weston Nj ant Miss Fctlkcr MI Lcyrnbergcr Mr
Muraudcr Nj. lIcd' nbutEh
FEoa II. DOMINGO CITY. ETC-BV steamship Tbbee
4 Itmnr ". House. II. l"'I. T.. Is. Hal, T. T.
Icyirlhummc. Mrs !. r. Nandu-"u Mis- \. VI. Nindlscn
Nr and Mf- ightb,urur and daughter, Miss l. Light
bourne. Hya and servant, G. Lrud"' Olsen, Peter ia
Mr. aud Mrs. Pratt e. I Na-s"n James
Green. j. Michael x. Weston j. ". oldham. \. sumter, l. B
Roger. r.. Piper, J.. H. crosby.
FROM SANTIAGO pE CUBA. ETC.-B9 Steamship san
J1ru col f. TrucTcdo & TlgueIcdo l.. flanagan, Pablo
castillo r. Auza. Mrs 7 Mason, Mason. CuaIdra Frank
I,.marrz EanItI " DrWar the ltov. H. 4. =. Ca-ll
IT, Cl.t G. II II. Moscey, J. Fhpot Miss VI Brace Miss
J. knight, Mrs A BcTsadt and mIld Miss OrboInc ana
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
KANSAS PACIFIC REORGANIZATION

The holders of Kansas Pacific Railroad
first mortgage bonds commonly known a. the Denver
Extension bonds forwarding their bonds IN large
numbers 10 the United States Trust Company,
requested by the committee OF hondhOfcs. with view
TO selecting Purchasing Committee to buy IN the road
when OnciaN the entire issue Of these bonds has been
Ccpc sitcd with the IIust Company. II j. asserted by
members of the committee that the proposition FOR
OF the Kansas Pacific Road submitted bN
the syndicate pool generally opposed by the Denver
Extension b0udhOldcr~, who object 10 the control Uf thc
road passing INTO the hands Of the Union Pdcinc Com
paly It believed that ON" half OF the Denver
Extension bonds viii be deposited with the United Slatcs
Trust Company before the end OF July.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
ARE PHoNoGRAPH RECORDS LEGIBLE1
TEsUITs or RECENT AMISAuoNS-MR. EpIsoN'S
IXrLEIMENIs AND VIEWS.

EXrEEIMENIS AND VIEWS.
Thomas a. Edison, the inventor, recently
gave to TRIBUNE reporter account of scmc attempts
which have been made TO read the phonoSraph records
1t had been question OF serious consideration Win
him. Mr. Edison said whether the indeutatlons III the
tin foil could be read with the eve. Want OF time had
kept him from making extensive experiments. hut he
OF the opinion that careful study would enable eX-
perts TO decpher the phonetic characters Professors
Fleming Jcukin and VI. Ewing Of the University of
Glasgow. Scotland, had spent much time, hc said.
in examining the phonograph records, and had
been partially successful in their attempts
10 read them The method eoplOyed by the Professors
was TO repeat each Of the vowel and corsonan sounds
"A number Of times, and then examine the record TO
determine If the indeuiations had regular or char
accrstic shapes which would serve 10 identity the
sounds The result showed that the record Of any
single sound repeated very rIeelar-one series OF
indentaticns differing widely from another 1t was
claimed however, that despite this lrregularity the
record Of any sound could be distinguished from
that OF another sound.
Mr.. Edison said that ne had repeated some OF the
experiments made by Professors Jen6in and Ewing.
knowing beforehand what sounds had produced the
records he said he could tell the sounds by the
fluctuations and also count the number
Of times a sound had been repeated. He
found impossible however, to recognize similar sounds
which had been repeated TO the phOnograph 10y another
person. The shapes Of TIE ndenatons were found by
experiment 90 differ for the sound, according TO
the speed with which the cylinder of the phcnograIh
turned the force with which the sound uttered
and the distance OF the mouth from the diaphragm.
Even by placing his hand against his cheek while re-
peating the sound, Mr.. Edison said, he could change
The shape OF the phonetic characters. the
cords Of vowel sounds very little difference could bc de-
teced For vowels the indentatiOns were deeper
nt one end than at tine other-gving the characters
the shape OF eggs. poars and indian clubs. This is
usually the with the vowel t. The deepest inden.
tatiOns made 10y COnsonant sounds Oh account Of
The explosive force with which these sounds are uttered
Words gning with can bc eCOgnzed more easily than
any Others by the deep fluctuations which begin the
records One difficulty IN recognizing records OF words
j. found in the length OF these records
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
CUSTOM HOUSE INCIDENTS AND ORDERS.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday
referred TO the Controller petition from Collector Al
thur asking for the conveyance Of triangular piece Of
land al the Battery for new barge Office.
Collector Arthur has received circular from Secretary
Sherman ordering a reduction in the pay OF Night In
speCtOrs from - to - 30 per day, to comply win the
PROVISIONS Of Act of CanrCs- approved June 20 The
Collector has appointed eight messengers, a 500 per
annum, invoices between the rounha and the
Naval Office. an aid 70 merchants III carry my out the
entry system.
Custom House officers have been instructed 10 enforce
the law REGARD 10 OTcICrONdng steamboats, bJ count
ina the actual number Of passengers carried and TO
make reports III writing to the proper department.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
CLEANING THE STREETS AND PIERS.

An extra force of men will begin work to-
day disinfccting the streets and cutters where II IS
deemed necessary. The corp. OF last year began work
month earlier than this and the reason Health Com
missioner Jau.yay states that thus far the streets
have been found 10 be IL unusually clean condition.
aud gutter dsipfeclIon has been deemed unnecessary
pectcd at this of the year. has Tend"r'd dlsi
fiction advisable although The condition OF the streets
remains good. COmmssioIHr Nichols of the Police
Board is about 20 organize eastern ana western dock
squads duties are 10 consist IN sweeping mighty
an piers and bukhcads not let TO private corporations.
is expected that this new feature ~ TO b" put IL
operation immediately, and that its good eject Will
be soon apparent.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
AEREsTIHG BArmEEs ALONG NORTH RIVER

Sergeant UastIln, WlIh UIIccls Dol anu
McCaulcy, had lively time Sunday with batAcrs
along the North River waterfront Men and boys
would remain about the docks stark naked in open def
ancc OF the ordinance. Tine thrco officers were IN c
zen, dress, and not recognized by the
law-bTcakcrs, who denied their authority. Securing
hOat, the sergeant anf l- men gave active pursu and
cautuIcd the wurs OlirudcTs who were near the DcS
hro~>cs Street Ferry and the water front from Pier IT to
Icr4~ The prisoners. 0f whom had 10 be- dragged
Iy force under docks and from inc interior Of pad
dIc-wnccl- where they sought refuge, were PcullJ
Crcsco james OIIaIa, James Moore, Joseph klnry and
WIN Counor The prisoners were taken before Justice
smith yesterday. The smaller boys were di-chafgcd
with Icprmand; the others were fined two dOllaIo
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
LIGHTING THE BRooKLYY srEEErs.

The Common Council yesterday awarded the
contracts FOR lighting the etIcct7 from MAY until the
close Of the year. The contracts were gwen the
regular companies, except IN the districts Of the
Brooklyn. MctropO,Itau Nassau and Williamsburg Com
pauics. In rtch of the brooklyn aud Williamsburg
di5jIct- 500 lamps viii De lighted 10y the New York and
Ncw-JcrscN GlOb' OaphtuJ GdsielH Company and 800
lamps each in the metropolitan and Nassau districts
viii bc lighted by &c Excelsior (napta) Gdslight Com
pauy. The lamps Illuminated hN naphiha are 10 De
equally divided among the various ward, ia cdChdl,tTct
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
4 snc1AL scANnAL Al QUINCY.

QtINCY, H.. July s.-lhc examination of
:. & -o,um for hsaIu, IN having married The widow
81 ia" lat- Hon J. J. \ Qdcaly, "f Hannibal. while
ayiug q wife living Lmira. y. Y, has
agniu been postponed. the LmlrI wlfo not
having arrived thl- morning a. expected TIE
postponiucnt u fpr t,h day- With Tie uud'I-tnu ding
Ia the shall hr taken soon ~ Mr. ~ioruiu
iyo- The high Io-.n of the pcI-ons concerned. -
,cny Mr. Qu,al, maxi, II ease u u'eIcst through
ont ts part ~ Tho country NIU,u. iir, has been
nnnhlr 10 gLK, Tho IllnLrrh hIII.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
NCCIHNI\G CNpRIS.

IONDON, TUtNIiN, JUN =, -.
The Times, in It's leading editorial, remarks
that the British troops now. .doubtcs tEcr way to
cyprus and the occupation Of the island Is at tfis
moment being carried into effect.
The Post ~tatc'. III official form, mat ~lr Garner
Wo,-lry will start for typfI- IN few DAY aud VIII
TAX, with HIM the Indian contingent
The Admiral commanding At Malta has received orders
o suspend paving off four steam TRANSPORTS
BEEIlS Monday, July :, l~1-.
The Congress was iu session to-day four hours. Inc
tgsace Russo sIy- compromise appcIrs 10 have been
reached In private interviews, in regard To the claims OF
I..LL-.