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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
LONDON, Tuesday. Aug. 8, 1890.
THE BARONESS BURDETT-COUTrS.
REPEATED STATEMENT That SHE Is ABOUT j.
MARgY-A PFCUNIARY SACRIFICE

MARRY PECUNIARY SACRIFICE.
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. 3 1880
The World this evening says: \ marriage has
been arranged between the Baroness Burdett-Coutts
and Mr.. Ashmead Bartlett, who has acted as her
secretary and amoner for some time past. The re-
cent statement to the same effect which was con-
tradictcd. was made by the intended bridegroom.
The gentleman in question is brother of Mr.. Ellis
A,hmead Bartlett, member OF Parliament. BY be-
coming Mr.. Bartletts wife the Baroness will lose IL
very large portion OF her ncome-to the extent II
is said of over G10O,O yearly. This is in accord
ance with the will of Harriet Mellon Duchess of
ST. Albans VINO bcdueaihcd hcryast property to Miss
Angela. now Baroness B1rdejt-COutts, providing
that # she married alien, or naturalized SUBJECT
her interest in the Cou;ts- Buriet and other prop
critics shall cease.
MIR. Bartlett is an American, who was naturalized
short time since IL Is asserted that remonstrances
against the marriage engagement from the best
friends of the Baroness and from the highest quar-
ters tailed To have any effect. aud the marriage
will shortly take place. The Baroness IL sXty-slx
years cid while Mr.. Bartlett has not yet completed
his twenty year.
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ACTIVITY IN PENNSYLVANIA.

MEADyILLE, Penn, Aug. "a large and en-
thusastic meeting of the Crawford County Republican
Committee held here today Resolutions ratifyiug
the action OF the County Convention in nominating W.
b. Roberts for Congress unanimously adopted and
the committee pledged itself 10 the earnest and hearty
support OF Garfield and Arthur. Reports from oil parts
OF the county We're favorable. stirring address w2s
made by j. C. Sturtevaut. member OF the state Central
Committee. ". H. Andrews, leading merchant in this
part Of state and the chairman OF the County Com
Ilcc has offered a fine silk fag To the township max
ing lle lnr...,i Eennnl-cn gnin in NoyemD IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04

enjoyed or permit that prosperity to be stopped by
allowing traitors to control the Government.
lie was enthusiastically applaudcd, and through
ont his and the following speeches there was not n
single sign of opposition.
+. Fargo, eX-Mayor of Buffalo who announced
himself as Black Republican and said
they were not going TO let the
Democrats gain by the ballot what
they had lost by The bayonet.
The ADORE all Nat recctred up to the hour W going 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
THE REcALL OF SIR BARrLE FRERE.

LONDON, Iuc5uly, AURusJ - IosV'
In the House Of Commons last night The Marquis
OF Harrington, Secretary for India, announced the
recall OF Sir Bartle Frcre from the GOgemorhip Of
the Cape of Good Hope. Both The Marquis Of
Harrington and the Earl Of Kimberly, IN making
the announcement, concluded by saying that the
Government took tins step with regret, because,
while Sir Bartle Freres views differ from the views
Of the Ministers on important questions they lullF
recognize his high personal qualities and distin-
guIshed services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
EXPLOSION on AN OCEAN STEAMSHIP.

PANAMA, July 22.-An explosion occurred
on board the Pacific Steam Navigation Company's
steamer Coqumbo Valparaiso on her last voyage.
case marked beuzGe" or benzoline," from some un-
expained reason blew up with great force Two OF the
plates were started off, and breach in her side was
made of nearly twenty feet In length Fortunately it
was above the line. and there was no danger Of
siuking One was Killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04

BOnaparte has retired from hopeless contest ID
Corsica NJ ROuher has also retired on the ground OF
age. Admiral De-laROuc err-le-Noury mas 10 stan1
second ballot VI. Brunei, the former Minsler, ~ 1e
feated. NJ Peraldi parist Senator. mas Teen DC
feated IN the Department OF Gers.
LONDON. Tuesday, Aug 3, lsSO'
Paris dispatch 10 1he S. Jdaess gazette says
Before the departmental elections the Repubhsans
had the majority IN h'ty-Aye Councils General NOW
they control ut least seventy Councils General IL Is
The Gambetsts who arc chiehY YictOrlOus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
APACIFIC OCEAN CABLE.

PANAMA, July 22.-PermissiOn has been
conceded by the Government of Colombia to the Central
and South American Gable Company to lay cable on
the west coast Of Panama, connecting IL with the Cen
ral American coast and thence with other lines TO
Mexico and the United States. This permission does
not imply an exclusive privilege.
For Sinkfng Of a ChHidn Ironcldd see FIfth Paye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug. 3.-The municipal
election held in this city today resulted in Republican
victory Mayor William II. Lise being elected for third
term by % majority and plurality OF 1O2 The Board
Of Aldermen and Common Council stand the same rs
last year; six puhicaas and turee Democrats III the
former and tN elvc Republicans md Democrats in
the latter. The opposition candidate Josiah H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
MIR. GLADSTONE IMPROVING.
QUIET Day PASSED BY TIE PREIuER-FAYOR
ABLE PROGRESS REPORTED.

A QUIET DAY PASSED BI HE PftAlti--FA Az YIN
ABLE PROGRESS REPORED.
LONDON. Tuesday. Aug 3. 1850 =
A bulletin issued from Downing-st this mOemng
says: MIR. Gladstone passed a fair night There
is no increase in the local nalady with which he IS
afflicted nor in tie fever"
At noon to-day the condition of Mr.. Gladstone
was unchanged.
At3pm. It was announced: Mr. Gladstone Is
making favorable progress His temperature i5 no"
1922 against 1882 yesterday, at which his physi-
clans are much gratiied.'
4 bulletin dated 11:l0 o'clock tonight, says Mr..
Gladstone passed quiet day. His fever is less and
his general condition Is satisfactory
la consequence Of the Premier's illness the Lord
Mayors dinner - the Ministers. which was fixed
for Saturday next, VIII be abandoned. The Idt
nan GG-ctic this afternoon says:
1t IA understood that Mr.. GladstOncs doctors this
morning were somewhat Disappointed at the condition
OF their patent They mad hoped Tor marked dllnnl-
tio m tie ten pcrture OF his body but nave become
content that it II no higher than Monday. IhB
Earl Granville tue Foreign Secretary Doubtless the
Cabinet will shortly meet 10 decide upon arrang IL
for tue prosecution o. the puDic Duscss uuLIus INC
absence 0f the Premier ilOn DIS post
The Standard says:
The apprehension that Mr Gladstone is in precari-
state does not correctly give his situation lie Is II
serious condition. aud the Of such an irregular
KIND that It necessitates tine greatest cauio
A dispatch from Berlin to The Times says
All The leading papers, particularly The N0rtt German
gazette. iug on the Illness ot MI Gladstone
t cannot Of entire unImpOrtance for Il development
OF events when sttesnBn in whose hands are gathered
ali the threads of political system Is obliged to absall
from personal participation ia the work OF his CaDnet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
NEW-UANPSUlKE DEMOCRATS.

CONCORD. n. H., Aug. 3.-The Democratic
State Committee viii hold u meeting here August o. to
appoint the time and places OF holding tie State and
other Conventions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
THE VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a Virginia politician who
arrived to-day reports that The failure OF the mass
meeting called last week with view Of compr0-
missing the Dcmocrqtlc difficulties has caused gen
eral abandonment of the idea that reunion OF the
two factions is possible. The regulars are a gooi
deal disturbed. but their leaders ait ct confluence III
their ability TO carry the State Tor Hancock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
We. CUANDLEP FOR CONGRESS.

CONCORD, n. H., Aug. 3.-Ihe Monitor to-
dag publishes q resolution passed at meeting of Repul-
hcans in Warner intimatng the probability of contest
over the coming nomination for Congress in the Id Dis
tlict several prominent Republicans bamg contesIant''
and presenting the R"pub leans OF The district ard
u ne Congressional Convention Whcn assembled, the
name William J.. Chandler n case any change Is 10
be- made in the Representative from that district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
Tile EASTERN QUESTION.


THE IDENTICAL NOTE PRESENTED TO THE PORTE
DOUBTS WHETHER IT Is AN ULTIMATUM-UN-
CERTAINTY ABOUT TIE NAVAL DEMONS TRATION.
CoSsTANTINoPIE. Tuesday, Aug. 3, 1850.
An identical note from the Ambassadors, de-
mauding settlement of Montenegro question, has
been presented TO the Porte.
BERLIN, Tu s1ay, Aug g. 1850.
On July % the Vienna correspondents OF some OF the
London newspapers announced that the Powers
were preparing an uitimatum TO present to
tho Porte giving the latter three weeks
grace in the fuhllment of the Montenegrin
Convention the alternative beins JOINT naval demon
straiion In Turkish waters The North German Gazette
saws tae alleged ultmatum has not yet been accepted
bv all the Powers therefore the date OF It's presentation
to the Porte cannot be ascertaned 1t is not even
certain that the VII possess the character OF an
umatum as its wording has not yet been agreed to by
all.
LONDON. Tuesday. Aug 3, 1890.
Berlin dispatch to The 81 JdmeSS gazette this after
noon says:
Dplomatsts here are now almost certain that naval
demonstration VIII not take place in In ksh waters.
A dIspateh from Vienna to The Tinles says:
rimor has reached here from scutari that. In the
event Of a naval demonstration, a committee or the
Albanian League Will 20 direct 10 Dulclgno In order 10
confer with the commanders of tho various men-Ofwar
on the subject OF Albanian aspirations
A Constantnope dispatch to Reuters Telegram Com
pany says:
Turkish ironclad and cruiser have LEFT here for the
A .Oanlan coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
EU1NCIPATION CELEBRATION

FIMuRA, y. Y, Aug. 3.-There was a large
celebration here to-day honor Of the emancipation of
the slaves by Great Britain and OF President LincOns
emancipation proclamation. Delegations We're present
from Rochester Syracuse, Geneva Auburn and Utica,
with large attendance OF coored people from the sur
rounding country Frederick Douglas made an address
l,rrely O "A political nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
TILE ELECTIoNs IN FRANCE.
TRIUMPH or 1HE GAMBE1rA PARTY-LArGE II

TRIUMPH or 1HE GAMBElIA PAkll-LAH1L ht-
PUBLICAN GAINS.
PARIS. Tuesday. Aug. g. 1850.
The Departmental Councils help to elect
se.ators though tAey are greatly ounumbercd In that
capa.iy by th. municipal delegates The five members
of The Cabinet who candidates are all eecd The
Duke d'Anmaie bas been reelected Prince Charles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
REPrBLICAN CLUB ORGANIZED.

ALLAMUCHY, n. j., Aug. 3.-The Republic
cans here have organized, amid much enthusiasm
Garfield and Arthur club, with julius j. Gregory presi
dent and Is. Il. Clifford secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
SLOW RETURNS FROM ALABAMA.

MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 3.-MObile County, un-
official gives the Democratic ticket from 2 600 10
$500 majority II will take tue official count To give
more definite figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
ELECTION IN KENTUCKY.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3.-Chief-Justce Pryor
has been reelected Judge of the Court OF Appeals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
nErAILs or rnE THIRrYsEYENTn nAY.


What a baby {" exclaimed one OF the watchers
in Clarendon Hall yesterday afternoon.
- Yes, real, fat japanese baby vas the reply.
A moiherly looking woman standing by gave
little jump accom- panied by half smothcred squeal.
d" o. the monster! IL be "A cannibal ~
Well. a tender, juicy 6abY Is not without attrac-
lions for a starving man, YOU know"
." The dreadful man! Let's 90 away she
shricled. grave and dignled doctor che .scl her
IN h,r gLt. Il think you are lborHg under
mistake, madame he sal, politely In
the house opposite, where you see Jap
aucse man sitting at the window, lives
The first japanese baby ever born in America. DR..
Tanner was naturally interested when te was in
formed OF his odd little ne shbor, bat assure YOU
De entertalns no culinary designs upon IT, lie pre-
fcrs watermeons" Then the woman caught sight
Of "A notice on tie wall which reassured her still
further:
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THREE MORE DAYS TO FAST.
DIR. TANNER RALLIES AGAIN.

GIVING UP THE DRIVES ~ IRE PARKs-IBE DOC.
TOR STILL ANNOYED BY vfsfTOR5-oBTAINiNG
his sTATIsuCS-HE CONSENTS TO BE WEIGHED.
DR.. Tanners thirty-seyenth day found him
In very fair condition. He suffered from sew
eral attacks of sickness yesterday, but success
fully rallied, and last evening seemed much
better. Every precautiOn is being taken TO
avoid any unnecessary drain upon the doc
tors strength, and although he Is very weak,
it is generally believed that he viii complete
his fast His weight yesterday was 125l2
pounds loss Of l pound since Saturday and
of 32 pounds since the beginning of the fast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04

WASHINGTON Aug 3.-Secretary Sherman will
leave the city tomorrow for New-York, to be pres
cnt at the conference of leading Republicans which
will take place in that city the 9TH inst. During
Mr. Shcrmaus absence Assistant Secretary Upton
will De Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04

AN ATTACK on CHAMAN.CHOKl PLANNED BY AYO0B
KHAN-GENERAL ROBERTS TO MARCH 10 CAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Tuesday. Oct ~, lSSO.
The Sultan OF Morocco has sent ncte to tine Powers
declaring that all religions shall be respected through
Morocco.
dspatch from Bucharest to The Times denies the re-
port that Prince Charles Anthony has been chosen sue
crss0r to the throne OF ROunanls
A dispa,ch from Rome saVs that the Pope has gwen
audience to the Bishops OF Scranton and Uarrishurg
who presented offerings from their respective dio'ei s.
The Ep0cq al Madrid, says 4 reform III the customs
torf IA imperative. II the Government refuses 70
recognize this fac it does at the risk OF losing al
their foreign commerce.
The SD0rtsmdns Sunderland correspondent announces
that the oarsman Kempster has retired from the com
ne tltion for the Am ricin prizes ma the INTERNATIONAL
Regatta. owing To pressure u business.
dispatch from Bucharrs' 70 The Times says There
ia q sbarp rivalry between the Austrian ami Russian
oii-riv interests Bulgaria II is feared m soma that
these differences may assume an acute lorn.'
NJ Felix Pyat has been sentenced IA Paris to two
wears, Imprisonment and to pay fine OF tOOo francs
for his article iu-tifving attempt o. BrrrZ . the
Pole To a-sassinae tue Emperor OF kuS.l m Pirs IN
1857 and " Robert. the manager OF II. PFals paper
inc Commune has been sentenced - SIX months IN
pr soumeni. and 90 pay similar in'.
ANrIcosrI. Quebec. oct. ia submarine cab rom
the east coast to the southwest p0nt OF Autcoti was
successfully laid to-day.
MONTREAL Quebec Oct. 19.-The Ave new steamships
ordered by tue French Shipping C1mpauv TO be bult on
the CLYDE are for scry ce between Canada aud hiYtc
HAVANA oct. 10.-The newspapers again announce
nositiyv i1 as- OF tine lnsur@ MS III the lsaud
have surrendered been killed, and tie paeAcAOA o.
the island l3 couprlt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
rxrR1crs FGon BrsIYEss LErrERs.

Mr.. J. T. Simpson, of Hudson, n. Y, re-
newiug his sb.cripton for TIE DAILY TRIBUNE. says
My anne is among tie oldest OF Your subscribers o
the Daily. / began taking 1t ~ lsi1 az Columbus
Miss II rs sent there up to 1850, when tn rebels
wouldn't allow longer 20 come. Inc Old friend never
appeared better advantage tnan now. Fight on and
win"
Mr.. John S. Seagle, Of Allegheny, Penn,
sends his subscription for THE TRIBUNE. and adds:
Wnile write the guns are booming and torch-bearers
are marching through the streets rejoicing the
suits OF yesterdays battle IN Indiana and no and
want % see the hot shot that Know TIE tribune VIII
send into The ranks lceated Democracy between
foritv f.om .aheny County COR Garfield and Arthur
when tnai day comes W. intend % give them many
votes or more thin Ee cast Tor Lincoln or Grant
H. C. Niles Kosclusko, Mss. II business letter to
THE TRIBUNE, says " T have been a reader Of THE
TRIBUNE for a number Of years. and regard 1t as the
abest paper published IN America. L heard a Drom
nent mocrat say few days ago that 1t was the best
campalgn paper published; tlat the opposition had no
ournal equal 10 it,. Deiive II the National Re publican
Committee would send TIE TRIBUNE broadcast The
iand a. campaign d0cum nj u would prove lar more
effective than political speeches, for 40 would be read
around the hearih-tOue and would shed light on the
urc.eut issues between the parties hat would cause
every UniunOvlng to rally To the support % Gar
dold ana Arthur The Republican that hopes for
aid from the South this year Will DO greatly disaD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
FOR MAYOR. p ". JAMES.

just by way of illustration, let us suppose
that such Postmaster james was elected MAYOR
by the good citizens OF Doth parties. We have no idea
that ne would take such position, but That VIII not
affect The Illustration Does anybody believe that ne
Woua not get all fhe legitimate powers he asked for
And having got Them any one mag ne that ne would
wait trtv days before having either clean streets or
cleaning ont those whose duty II Is 10 clean them
Would ne allow incOmpeteuts worse 10 neglect Olf
magnificent pleasure ground OF tue people central PdrR
as IL has been neglected by the present Board
We mention Postmaster James because MS name mas
come mp spontaneously IN many quarters
and because he is hrstcass specimen
OF the sort Of who should be summoned
nv The best men both parties TO run
the city government what the Post ONCE Is run
What do the taxpayers of this city care about the rival
Halls and their Oficegambling gaugsf They want
a man in the Mayors office not Keiy's man nor any
body else's man. but man on MS own ac
counr. a man Of experience ana knowledge; man
OF proved executive capacity and decision OF char
acr The business Of TINS city could afford to give
whole week, day and night. TO selecting such man
Bu n could settled in evening, II our best clti-
zens would rally they did when they set out TO over
fhrow RE Tweed Ring Is there any more important
business for them to attend tot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
PLUGGING" on THE TARIFF.

There is a proverb that at is somewhat
6ficut II noi absolutely impossible for IN n to sDeaS
wisely on a rubiect OF winch nc has no knowledge"
Iau-ne - nom uateG for tariff Tor revenue only"
lie thinks that might answer, and hs letter Keeny re-
Iulds US OF Of the common incidents mat occurred
IN ~. fsh season that followed the grand od
General was picked mp the hgurehead OF ME nsur-
.nce mp,uy and TO duties OF that Office he bent
~ si,,cere energies He had wicked nephew IN the
NAVY VINO was pad enough to say TO Us; " Now you 60
20 me M man and get Tin to explain the theory OF lie
irsur,nre he will yet on ncst-rate VITA the hrst part
of Inc lesson bur when ne amdslps ne VIII Plug
a. tIev sav on the stage. He knows nothing OF deia
We were laschieyOus enough 10 Try the experiment IL
was a painful success. The good honest nOOie on nIh
knew nothing about lfe insurance. 80 WIN hancOch.
He has no views whatever the tariH lie WISHES ne
had He p.ugs" Ia the middle OF his arguInent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
FLEECE OCTOBER STORMS.
EVIDENCES THAT The ALPENA HAS BEEN LOST
WITH THIRTY AssENGERs-OTHEE DISASTERS

EVIDENCES THAT The hLPENA HAS BEEN LOST
WITH THIRTY PAssENGERs-OTHEE DISASTERS
SNOW AND FROST.
Chicago. Oct. ia dispatch from
Muskcgon says there B a vestge eit OF the schooner
Grenada which went 30 pieces o-shoc there The only
survivors are William Bisscll, the mate, aud
Angus Tinklater. t1e captains brother.
CHICAGO. OFT 19-The steam barge Trader
when Plies between Chicago and Mnske-on, and en-
gagged III the uinDec business and which has been lost
and gone 10 pieces the east shore OF
Lake Michigan was commanded by Frank
Brown and manned by Of ten She measured 80
tons clas-ei b. ana valued at $4,000 Ali the men
have probably perished
HOLLAND, Mich, Oct ia man just in from Ven
mria eight miles noitI. SAYS that during the
night bucket. two liie-preseryers and a cabin
door. all marked Alpcna, came ashore mere
hot o. camp-sroOl,, part or the forward deck OF
steamer Ohe in lde showing hne Eraining Work., one
plano with the up1er ud gone Fischer, NrW-l DIX,
Iuaer also an oval stairway and buckct were round
on beach mile north OF tlS hdfpor Inc OlcAtt
Il marked steamer Att'nl, iut n"tAih- tiat -
marked. Men watching for other portions OF inc
wreck.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, oct. 10 The shore north
Of e- T. erevn yf evidences NJ the wreck OF the A
prna and IT, - generally believed mat no one on Doiri
has survived.
Among he passengers en- the Alpena were IT,; T.
Locke agent OF Hil Brrthers New YORK; the rev Far
rel Hart wife, and Mr. RIDER, agent OF iha glass
works syracuse. =. 7. IEc tulOWlnG are supposed 20
have been On the Apena: l. D. =, yton, OF NcT-lor6,
Henry l.. -. CLAIR Of Chicago V. C. Fettbone, OF
chicago, and Robert 4ihsy' Tcldp-iIoH ""' ~ Va
Chicago.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa, Oct ia storm Of scet set ID
here On Friday aud D-clm- severe SNOW storm on sat
urday, continuing sunday ana yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD
THE EASTERN NEGOTIATIONS.
CONFIDENCE THAT DULCIGNo WILL BE sURRHN-
DERED-THE GREEK FRONTIER
A dispatch from Badsic to Reuters Telegram


A dispatch from Badsic to Reuters Telegram
Company says:
Ria Pacha has again represented TO the chiefs OF the
Albanian League the absolute necessity or surrendeing
Dulcgno, pointing out that they would thus comply
with the will Of the Sultan and fhe Powers; that II theJ
Refused they would probably nct serious INJURY upon
Turkey The chiefs reserved their reply until ty CON
suited the Nation At a subsequent meeting LOU ADa-
mans resolved resist the surrender RIA Pacha mas
nevertheless. assured Montenegro that the SURRENDER
viii be effected peacefully.
The Times in a leading article this morning says;
There Is every indication ueat may dismiss our
anxiety respecting the surrender Of Ducigno."
A dispatch from Gravosa The Daily Nccs says
THE OF Montenegro wishes all the resident am
diplomatic agents TO be assembled in CettinIe' In
consequence OF which has been sent to Ragusa
TO fetcn the Italian agents."
A dispatch 10 The Times from Paris states that most
OF the Admras have been ordered withdraw as soon
az Dulcgno is surrendered.
BADsIC, Tuesday Oct. 10, 1880
Admiral Seymour yesterday DISPATCHED officer TO
present Negotiations at RJeka and report TO
him daily. - 80 .,ao
LONDON. Tuesday, Oct. 10. 1880
The correspondent OF The Standard at Vienna says
'Teiegrams from Athens report that large quantity
of ammunition for heavy artillery has been landed az
the Pirgus. - 1000
ROME Tuesday, Oct 10, 1880.
Tha DiritiO SAYS: "GTreCe not In position {" act
Independently; and II she we're the occupation OF
Thessay aud Eprus would be contrary 10 the decara-
tons made by the King during ms recent journey