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GKNERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY CAU,ING ANXIETY.
THE POWERS ACTING IN CONCERI-FNGLAND sUs-
PIcInUs OLE RUssIA.

THE POWERS ACTING IN CONCERI-FNGLAND sCs-
PICIoUs OF RUSSIA.
LONDON. Wednesday. July IA, 1880.
Replying to an inquiry from the Hon. Robert
B,urle or Charles D Ike sand IN the House of Com
mons to-day that "the Government would not en-
courage the proposal Of any steps not III complete
accord with then Do icy OF European concert. HeI
Ma;ast,'s Government continues to receive assur-
auces from all the Pc yers. without exception. Of
their desre to maintain that cOncerD."
The Horniag Pos in an editorial article. says;
Il Is c.cd.by reported that the British Gov !nurnt
has rceec,d 10 "a ne sm9ntn optmi.m wa o. az 81, J. Il
Ties ~ L>.ttn Ear bY i-w unanimous uii0D~
The trIevoruf oas,rue-s o. Russia a. oe the XecGtye
ag ~ or L irope "'s no. Only shocked bcFnlny HHna
Austria. oui. II Is asserted mas even Frightened or
q ads one, srif-conhdenfe.
The foregoing is apropos Of reports from Berlin
and Vienna that Rdss'a has proposed TO the Powers
that Russian troops De % assist Greece III TAX
ing possession OF the awarded territory.
dispatch from Consantinople TO The Times says:
In a note 10 the Powers with REGARD 20 the promised
Asia 1lmoi, the Pore enunerac' tle meas
being taken to improve the condition or
the coun ry.
dispatch to The Daily Ae,rs from Pesth says;
bl. plssc, Ivy tic BuIsaran Natol al \. emily re-
contains ui oysou. ny Ich tIe wh,le IN ltlry powrf
Would vruI RS wih tie central ommiee under
1000 fIaucs il a b. g1r.an and 1900 IRA I for
rianrr. Ihe iteu pt To M Ike SOM Russian Gen
Puuce AiexAnde' refuses 10 san non tue Law.
The correspondent OF The Daily Aecs AZ 81. Peters
burg coptrldIctS the above reports ON nigh author
Ity. but the Pcsher LORD, IN evidently inspired
article having them as its basis saws
Austria viii not permit the Intervention ~ any single
Purr Lor any dryI!,u,e from tn conservative spltt
o Juc Treaty ~ BERN, and In TINS ar uue she mas tue
suppart Germany.
The Daftg Necs's dispatch from COnsiantinople
reports tuat IN tue Last Council Of state Mai G"ud
MrhIm Pacua Minis el of the H. error. again strongly
urged acceptance oi ,nr demand of Europe. Abed-
al Pasha Minister of Foreign AflrS. prOfeese, he
am opuiOn. The real opposition comes from the
Sultan. .
tn Sultan cannot surrender MoSlem territory 10
infIrls except uuCeT cOmpu SION Nuen, however
there sufficient SNOW OF 1Orce, MS object OnS Will De
overcome. Tne Montenegro representative has been
ordered 10 remain COls,autInUple. Inc Porte
suggests that IL now snirrnoer the territory
around Scufarl. As the AIbanIans mnst TT urn
home 10 gltner the harvest the delivery OF tie ter
utOiy VIII be much easier"
A telegram from RasuSa says:
Phi ce Nicholas OF MuuteDegrU his ordered his troops
10 aeep o. ne defensive, ne desires g. act only by
DIPLOMATIC means, but desperate ngltiAS Is appre-
EedCeu
In compliance with the advice of the King and
the Powers the Greek Premier lricoupIs has with
drawn he decree calling out che reserves.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
SYNOPSIS for the Ist ~ hOars

WASHINGTON. July 10. / a. m.-The bar
ometer "a Nigh below the IN the south Allan
TIC and Gull States; IL Is lowest la Manitoba Occa-
sonal rain has fallen in ali the districts Northery
WINDS prevail In the Northwest and the Lake region.
and westerly in Tenn ssee and the 10 Valley; else
yhere they are ght mostly from southeast 10 south
west The tenn has fallen slightly ID the MlddIe
staIes elsewhere it has remained nearly STATIONARY
InGscoitoRS
For the Middle Atlantic states, Increasing ci0unines'
fnowed by local ram southery winds veerng to west
erIy stationary temperature. lower barometer.
For New England, clear weather. followed DIV increas
ing couduess possibly Ivy rain, winis mostly southeast
TO southwest stationary telnperafnre lower oafOme'er
rRIBtJNE LOCAL J6SEHVt TION&
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THE ST. GOTHARD TUNNEL INCOMPLETE.
LONDON nLn1snnn- IuIr Ia 1870

A dispatch from Geneva to The Times says:
Frenrn ei queer who. the quest Of Tue cOntr5e-
tors has jIs examined ST. q t.ard Turne. reports
that t cannot be- ready fOr traffic before the end OF
April next Local engineers agrre N the foregoing re-
mort. According 10 agreement Ia" contractors forfeit
5000 francs FOR eyerv dys delay after the lat Of Octo
Der next; bur tney dispuie their liability the ground
thar the company failed keep fath win them. The
maj er will probably come Def re The Fedora III buna
the line ~ approach mot be finished he ore me
summer OF 1881. tie IN the cOmpl tOn OF The
tunnel viii not rCtad the opening OF the Tue for
urhtr
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LATEST snip NEWS

PORT or NEW.YOBR ARRIVED JULY IL
virago tBr). stephens Hull 49, saBderson
sons
Marlborough (Brl Sanders0n Carthagena Gibraltar
II 10 w Thompson
Meta -auZher, Lisbon 80 days. with
order; vessel sOcOylch q co
BARK Premier NOR. Gutornsen westport days
last 10 MASTER
cbr Webster Barnard Harding Jacksonville days with
lum Der to Drew * BucbL
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thrown oui Tomorrow and Mr.. Parnell suspended for
tn rest Of the session. he only result woud Dr 10 Ae
the agta Ion certain and dangerous when me SEES
sion i over. lnis Is the feature In the situation 70
winch serious me" on both SIDES should adures si
nd-. irish constituents must be taken into account
well as Irish nieuberS II the session tnds ~thus
something being done TO disarm che hostility or t1is
AWKWARD group the Parliamentary discomfort OF ths
Sun viii turn into something far more rraefca and
more dangerous during the coming Autumn and Winter
The London correspondent OF The Manchester Gudrd'd"
says;
Lord Rosebery will accept the Under secretaryshp for
India made vacant by resignation OF he Marqu OF
LinsdOwne. " his temporary SJsence a1a mnispVsi'un
regarded obstacle. Lord R0sebery IS no"
IN q rmany.
The same correspondent says:
understand that the receipt OF official information
from The Cape OF Good Hope OF me hIuIs Oh ' r
African Confederation scheme the C:Dlnet WI co
the propriey OF recalling Barlle frere rom the Uy
ernOrsh 81 the Cape, II would be no mat er sur
TO hear the announcement Of bis recall wi'nin
few days.
PARNELL OPPOSES THE LAND BILL
The House OF Commons met az noon to-day, ana
went into Committee OF the Whole on the Compensation
for Disturbance bill Two hours consumed
in dispute a ruling OF the Chairman
Of The commit &C. which on appeal to the Speaker was
decided against the Chairman The Irish members de-
bounced the Governments course regarding the bill as
weak and irresOlute.
Mr. Parne SAID The BILL amended last night. ought
20 be rejected
Lord Edward Cavendish liberal. North Derbyshire)
a brother Of Lord Harrington thong mai ers
stood The passage OF tue bill was hopeless dnd a'er
he atutuGe a suTcd ly Mr.. Parneli the GpYernnent
W I'LL ne Ius fed IN abandoning the mt azure.
Mr. adstoue said il the rrc 'on VI tie OIL was DE-
sired the proper mOfloa that end Onght 10 be made
He urged the House 70 20 forward with the details OF
The bi and not u tolerate inucd yOit"ns OF rules
OF prOcpdur, he character OF toe House was con
ccrue III uphO ding established methods OF trnn'aclhE
business.
The Trsn members talked our the session OF The com
ml'tee, preventing acton On the Governments anenu
meut.
Mr. Gladstone said the Government WIS determne1to
4n M ar
opposition. He appointed tO-mOrrow for the continual
ton Of the DEBATE.
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Through Normandy. BY Katharine :. Macquod. 10 lie
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The Ascent of the lIatIerIOrB. b. Edward Whymper.
100 illus C.utn, n ~
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BRITISH LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS.
TIE IRISH COMPENSATION BILL CAUSING IRRIrArIo
LONDON. "Wednesday. July IA. 1880.

The Times, in leading editorial article this
morning, says;
The proceeding s IN the House or Commons Yesterday
I'm Committee on the OmpensatOn for Disturbance
ireland bill do the hope that the measure,
whatever notifications u may stiil Undergo. will De-
come . Law during the present session OF Parliament,
The Pull Mall Gazette says;
The line of policy announced by Mr. Psrnell and his
supporters, TO report progress when
the 20 an p-nsaton Disturbances In Ireland bill Is
aeap discussed evidently leads 20 indefinite obstruc
t,on IL il easy 70 declare TO be nOleraDle that mi
nority Of the Home Rulers. who themselves very
nall mnenty Of the House. are nor only 70 impoae their
policy IN Irish legislation, but are 10 be ~ berJ IL they
are resisted stop Enxlsh leGslation; bal the remedy
10 be- amended But even II the Disturbance bill IL
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COOL GB, EzEs Al COMFY ISLAND.

A more delight nj day than yesterday at
C.uey / aud could nor De- desired Easy IN tne day
The breeze shifted and bew directly OF tue
a. There great throng 10 enjoy tue
pleas weather The trains. especially hose that ar
rv,d 10 tie afternoon wei-fed with fas iouaby
dressed people. In. large 4o.es admitted their IA
auli 10 accommodate all VIII ,les red rooms Peop'e
WHO squire Tor room5 MT d.-po' 10 PICK ana
caoo-c bg ei4d etooS such we're fouad vacant The
r.nt showers A1v- freshened the parcned flower beds
aAd lawns.
Al Brighton Beach there a great throng, and the
hocl oaiged 70 clos tie 81 ter TIL Cana
dian lacrosse players were gwen Dinner al the Hoic
Brighton N TIE ,icruoon. lew Of the arrivals at this
house yesterdiv were:
NJ and Ms. +. Hal, J. d Conputh and family, Of
Poughk epic, y. Y; A. Y Bruon, W. l.. Bruen, Mr.
and M. $ u. s-uyicr II. X O)dykr, % New YORK; C.
A. Cor. S., of - LoHas. b. IN l. Brodl ad. 4. v
lie 80. of Cmtnn. \ j.. Wi am : Chaoman. " snn
FL nc -eo: J. Irac, OF Burlington, Iowa W. II. Blod
gel. OF Boston.
Manhattan Bach was well attended. aud the baths
were well pa4rouizcd Tue grounds IN front Of The
Oriental 10 e almost In she'd aud wuen complete
wll maze oae OF the hanas NEST lawns on the isaud
The r come ,tei with the rental 1e was opened
Yesterday There has been impression that the
estturant or tins Iotel Is a private affair. and
meals are se,ve oav to the guests Il tne house. This
Is not The case The Silver Platers Assoc alton. number
ing aDout ~. held It's annual dinner 1t his hote last
evening. some Of the latest srriyas here are:
Joan c. Knowles, T.. f. warner. Providence. Il. l.; Cy-
rus Fed, IT,. ". J-wet, j. Il. lie Lac, Drclla and
family Il. r. Bl5Diti and family OF NewYork J. Slao
ler, ~ Ra .uwpr". Md.
Among the Ia q arrivals at the Manhattan Beach
HO el are:
Mr ana Mrs. william Wafno'k. Mr. and Mrs. a. n.
HUN, Mr. and Mrs. A. whitman. OF Danbury, CT
Mr. "A d Mrs. G. b. Hu board. ". II. Benton, Mr. ana
NJ Guntu-r ~ NeT Y,Ik; j. u. epnensOn, II Pitts
bur q. Pm i.: T. +. kcuusrd of Boston.
The sum mar Festival of b" Ar : ciety will begin
at O'cocz afternoon Of TIursday, July %, aud
conLnur until 8 he next morn W n be- held at the
~ Brighton Beach H0te. and the boits aud VIII
run a nigat Two ufnds sill furn si music dane
ers aud prOinrnAders ChOruscs viii Dc sung by the
A!lon society, ard among td" chief eytjlts OF tie
evening WI be tOrch-gI pi Ocr ssOn hten led 10 be
" he Il of "A visi Of the Gods % ymOus To Pat In
mis- over 900 VII parr pate. Anoth feI,-
ure Ei b. fne trrctIon NJ large stage within grotJ,
wnrre Sories OF tabeaux will be represented Al or his
on
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EXPLOSION IN CANADA.

WINDSOR, One, July 14.--The boilers in the
nil belonging 20 the Canada PAPER Company exr loded
recently de, troving tbe mi aud nluung Two men
and n lady living near the mill, the window Oh whose
house was blown IN. ssr!kiag u on the head
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into direct communication with the common
school system. I'm his was done,
IN any 'aige scae Tne condition Of
affrs revra ed in Mr. Walkers reDort
must therefore, apparently cOatnue to 81 until
universities could be 'rought line 70 thoroughly
develop the superiatendcOcy into rs final scientific
-phase.
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The foreign mans 30 Jl5 Ssst eating sAfu tDAf.-
July II. 1850 MS IUE-DAf go
a a OueenstO
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NeN.YOrk Juy IA ana - Isr lOi Mexico cave
New YOrS lazy l. The mails - n rro iqaeon leave
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WAsHINGTON, July I4.-Fhe following is an
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rency showing the c ndton or IN Ntt0nI banks IN
the Uued are, NJ close o. business FIIay, thc
IIth day of jane, 1850:
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hABASH APPROPRIATIONS APPROVED.

.,, S.. LOUIS, July 14.-At a meeting of the
,ss of the Wabash ST. Louis ana Pacific Rail-
a. To-day the action of tue directors In leasing
b., 80 Havana and Western Railroad in lcas
constructing the Detroit. Butler and st Louis
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Railroad from Butler. Ind m, 20 Detroit cnigan In
hasng the Missouri. Iowa aud Nenrassa broad. and
IN teasing sIxiyOne miles o. the Pan Handle Road rom
Loeausport the Indiana State line, rat fed by
two-thrds vote % the Shareholders and therefore the
contracts all approved.
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TRIBUNE OYYIcE, July Is. l a. m.-The general ten
deucy in the barometer yesterday was upward but the
changes were slight. Clear and partly CLOUDY weather
prevailed. Toe temperature ranged oe wesn ~ ana
900 the average (77A be ne 2aso lower than Oh Inc
corresponding day last year aud ls lower na" ""
day. .hu...a
Clear and partly cloudy weather. with slight cnanges
In may expected today IN this city ana
yici
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MORTALITY IN HAVANA.

HAVANA, July 14.-Twcnty-one deaths oc-
Cured from yellow fever and eleven from smallpox
during the week ended Friday. There are many cases
of dysentery IN the. city.
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Campaign outfits.

XIth Assembly District.-The GARFIELD AND 81
THUR CAMPA4GA CLUB VIII raise "a ~ NsFA nESCf
this fTU >DAY evening. July Is. at110 ocoes cornef
34th.st oadway llusti aung peners tar ds icaS
l. ON tOwp he White House. The following te 10
men Will address me ciub The e. '. JOHH EMAASt
IL. D., the Hen. JAMES A. BRIGGS, Of OHIO hPhAs
BRAINARD. Esq SAMt Ell q. ACTIN fIeslhenI
IL. q. CosTER, secretary.
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Tua amount Of circullt outstaudIu- ~ tue dat
namea. "A, shown by the boJA. ~ thi- ON e., was
S344 800 O29. waica amount laclude fhe not OF In
solvent banks of ruose In VOLUNTARY qu latgA AM OF
tnosc when we ID egI and notes ul0eT the
Ac: OF june 20, 1874 for the upose OF retr!ns their
or., InlI INN
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Notice.

Notice.
To Annie L. Simmons-Take notice
that Peter Simmons has flied his bill OF
complaint on the Cinncery side OF the
District Conrt Of the First Judicial
District OF Wyoming Territory, in, and
for Laramie County, the object and
prayer Of which is to obtain a.decree
dissolving the marriage relations exist
ing between you and him. You are
required to answer said bill OF COM
plant on or before March ed. 1880.
]. s. SPAUY,
j%30-1aw.6w Compliments Solicitor.
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The immense sale and great popular
ity OF Green's August Flower in all
towns and villages in tho civilized
world has caused many imitators to
adopt similar names, expecting to reap
a harvest for themselves at the expense
of the afflicted. This Medicine was in
troduoed in 1868, and for the cure OF
Dyspepsia and-1.iver Complaint, with
thrir effects, such IS Sour Stomach,
Co~stiveness, Sick Stomach. Sick Head
ache, Indigestion, P~alpitition Of the
Heart, Vertigo, etc, etc., Il has aerer
Jailed 10 our kno|'edge. Three doses
will relieve any cas- of dyspepsia. Two
million bottles sold last year. Price 70
cents, Samples 10 cents.
Green's Atlas and Diary Almanac,
the most expensive free Almanac ever
published, sent free on receipt of two
cent stamp. G.. G.. GREEN,
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