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TEE NEGLECTED WORK OF CONGRESS

The close OF the late session Of Congress
is chiefly remarkable for the exhibit made
of neglected work. An unusual number
of important bills have been introduced,
and nineteen-twcntieths of them have gone
over without action. A great many bills
affecting the interests of California and the
Pacific coast generally have had this fate,
but we are probably no worse off than the
rest of the country. The obvious cause OF
al this neglect OF the country's business
is, Presidential politics, and here we have
a striking illustration of the mischievous
effects of partisanship upon national legis-
lstion. Every measure brought forward
during the past session has been subjected
to a partisan test. The question OF its
merit has been ignored, the vital consid-
Grafton being whether its enactment would
help or hinder party interests. Both sides
being under the same necessity OF making
political capital, neither has made any Sc
rious attempt to get urgent business trans
acted They have, in fact, spent the time
in watching one another, and in trying to
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THs CASE OF BsADLAUGH.

The case Of Bradlaugh appears about to
ne settled by allowing him to make sim
pie affirmation. The House of Commons
is disinclined TO exclude member who is
certain to be returned again in such an
event, and whose exclusion on the ground
OF atheism would be sure to raise a storm
throughout the country. Bradlaugh's
opponents almost compelled his admission
by taking the position that his atheism
ought to exclude him. The House knows
very well that if such a position were
adopted it would have to expel great
many of It's best members In fact, it is
too late TO inaugurate persecution of this
kind, and the indications are that the
majority viii recognize and act upon this
obvious consideration.
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kalloch's Church Standing by its Pas

kalloch's Church Standing by its Pastor.
SAN FRANcIsco, June 17th.-At meeting
of the Metropolitan Baptist Church, Rev. l.
S, Kaloch. pastor, last evening, preamble
and resolutions were adopted strongly indors-
ing Kalloch. The resolutions say the men,
bers of the church had heard all the charges
that nave been made against their pastor,
but his exemplary life has proven them false !;
that his labors in behalf of his Church, and
its prosperity under his care, have earned for
him the gratitude of every member of the
congregation. The last resolution reads:
ResolUed, That whatever the civil Courts or eccle
siastical councils may decree, shall regard them
in the light of malignant prosecutions, w ich can
only bind us more closely to him, and cause us to
stand more firmly by him; until accusations in
proper form, coming from proper and unpreiudiced
sources, affecting his moral and ministerial charae
ter, are presented to us in proper manner, in
which case we hold ourselves ready to give him. as
are bound TO give every member of the church
a fair hearing and impartial trial. But in respect
to this also give notice that neither this church.
nor amy member OF it, can be used for the purpose
OF creating any sentiment unfavorable impression
that may prejudice him his son, our beloved
brother, in any civil which may affect their
reputation, their liberty OF. their life
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COMMERCIAL.
san Francisco Produce Market.

san FRANCISCO June l7th-1 7. ".
FLoUR-An arrival OF 1000 barrels yesterday
from Stockton goes on board the China steamer.
We quote the various brands as follows :
Best City Extra, IS 62t; Bakers Extra, So 40
as 55; Superfne, g 5o6f; interior Extra,
55@5 sos interior Superfne, So 5054; Oregon
perfne, So 506l; Walla Walla Extra, 81 90Q5 III
& Dbl.
WuEAT-s hippers show disposition to purchase,
but limit their offers to 81 30 q ctl Millers con.
tinue to buy small parcels Sales of 500 els Naa
Wala at range OF 81 32!6el 40; 200 do choice
milling, 81 GO; Goo do superfine, 81 III & etl. We
quote No. l at 81 559l 90; no 2, 81 45Qe1 524
q ell.
BARLEY-For feed there Is very moderate de.
mand, and sales are hard to effect There were
small offerings of Cheyalier on Change this morn
ing, without any satisfactory result In the absence
OF English orders mlllers are now the only buyers
for Ibis description, and as their wants limited
it Is next to impossible to give any but nominal
quotations Sales OF 300 sacks bright bay feed 70c
774@S7ae; feed, 65@7oc; Cheyalier, 81 25@l 30
for choice bay, and 90cd3I Is for coast.
OATs-Beyond sale of 200 ctls Humboldt feed at
81 80 q ell there is nothing to report. We quote
Humboldt, 81 40d1 60; coast, SI@1 Is: oregon
and Washington Territory, 81 2Q0l 80; Surprise,
Il j56l GO T. ctl,
HAY-The market exhibits less strength and
prices are shade easier Sale OF cargo of choice
wheat and cat at 81, Of fair old Oat at 50,
and one of medium at 81 so q ton. Cargo lots
on the wharf range from SO TO So d ton.
BCrTKR-The quantity in market is rather above
| immediate requirements, and dealers have little
fear of any scarcity for the present month at least
Prices continue firm at range of 20@223c Z ID, the
latter extreme figure for fancy diaries inferior
to ordinary, 16@l8c, inside rate for mixed lots
from country stores. New firkin Is quoiabe at 100
bic . ID. Occasional sales OF picked are made at
22lc u Ii.
CHgEsE-We quote California at 7@sc for inferior
| and 9@10c for good TO choice. Eastern creamery,
21c III.
EGos-A ear ad of Eastern arrived this morning
Sales Of California reported at 22lc q dozen for
choice, and from that down to l9c will cover I'll
transactions. Market weak. Eastern are quotable
at 17@1ac T. dozen.
PoUUrny-For some descriptions the market is
little stronger. We quote Turkeys, 14@
Ice for live BOOSTERS, s595 so for old and 81 SOC
8 so for young Hens, S6@7 So Brothers, s3a5 so,
according to size; Ducks, 81 50a5 so g dozen );
Geese, 81 2592 q pair.
WooI-we quote: 17@1oc for bury, 209
ellie for slightly bury, and 2292ic for free
southern and San joaquin Northern is quotsble at
25@25c for heavy and 27@GOc q Ii for fancy grades.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, June IL By Rev. J. II. C. Bonte, at
the residence of the officiating minister, William
Rider to Emma Neale both of this city.
Sacramento, june l6-By Rev. Robert Bentley,
at the Western Hotel, Joseph /. Cobourn, OF Los
Angeles, to Allie NJ. Walker, Of Truckee.
Sacramento, June l6-By Rev. D. d. Hart, Harry
Hagarman to SAME McfIugo, both OF this city.
Sacramento, June l6-By Rev r. Bentley, Andrew
H. Frazier, of Dutch Flat, to Mary Kline, OF Sacra-
mento
Eureka, June I2-George F. woodcock to Mary E.
Wilson.
Yreka, June ls-Frederiok Schneider to Katie Har-
mODV.
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shocking Accidcn;s-0fiieers Appointed
state Medical soeiefy-Aftempf ut wife
Murder.

PORTLAND, June 18th. A young man
named Charles Miller was instantly killed
yesterday near Kalama, w. T., by falling
tree He was Telling timber, and getting
caught under the trunk of tree was horri-
bly, mangled.
A Chinaman was thrown from a construc-
ton train yesterday near Dallas, in Polk
county, and the wheels passed over the un.
fortunate man, horribly mang.ing him and
almost severing his legs from his body near
the hips. He survived only short time.
The following officers of the Grand Lodge
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trip one another up. The main require
ment was to avoid committal upon doubt
full points, and to this require
ment the most momentous inter-
ests- have been sacrificed. The
Democrats undoubtedly overdid the ap-
preparations for internal improvements,
but that was because they thought capital
could be made out Of liberal disbursements
at the South. The revision of the tariff,
the settlement of the silver question, the
adjustment of the machinery for counting
the electoral vote, and similarly important
measures, were all thrust aside, or lodged,
or cunningly shuffied out of sight between
committees, for fear of making bad records
one way or the other. The only legislation
which claimed the hearty and energetic
support of either party was the Democratic
attempt TO open the door wide to fraud and
force at Federal elections by destroying
the machinery by which those abuses have
hitherto been met. This is sharp satire
upon Democratic professions, but il is IN
questionably just presentation of the fact.
Over all the session, however, hung the
shadow of the Presidential campaign, and
it marred everything upon which it rested.
Judging from this experience it would save
the country a great deal of money if Con-
gress were prohibited from sitting in the
spring and summer of Presidential years.
WIFE MURDER IN SAN FRANCISCO.
The San Francisco Post thinks 's that
g uxoricide in that city is not considered
"the gravest of crimes" A jury there
has just brought in verdict of murder in
the second degree in very aggravated and
deliberate crime of this kind. and the Post
says further: GO In the past fifteen years
Gin San Francisco there have been between
=" forty and fifty wife murders, and not one
"man guilty Of this offense has been
" hanged. The last wife murderer was
" hanged in 1868 or 1864" We do not
suppose that San Francisco juries entertain
peculiar fondness for wife-murderers. If
our contemporary had given the statistics
of executions for murder in any form during
the past fifteen years it would probably
have come nearer solution of the question.
The truth seems to be that of late years
there has been reluctance to hang
for murder at all A sentimental and
most irrational opposition to capital pun
ishment arose in this country some
fifteen years ago, and has produced very
bad effects wherever it has taken root.
In San francisco its first prominent result
was the hideous failure of justice in the
Crittenden murder case, and since then
many almost as shocking combinations of
crime have occurred. The fact, however,
Is hardly doubtful that the crime of wife,
murder has increased of late in San Fran
cisco, and therefore it is not unnatural
that its increase should be attributed to
the escape of former wiie-murderers. If
San Francisco would begin to hang all her
murderers in business.like way, and thus
make it apparent to the homicidally-
inclined that the practice was dangerous,
the tendency to kill wives would probably
sustain a salutary check. Hemp is the
best and in our opinion the only remedy
for that kind of epidemic.
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DIED.

Sacramento, June I7-Mafy, eldest daughter q J.
v and N. v Vincent, IL years, months and Il
days.
Friends andacqusintanees respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, which viii take place from
Kingsley Chapel, Eleventh street, between and
/, this afternoon at $50 o'clock
Sacramento, June 17-Bradley s., eldest son of
VIM. II. and Elizabeth L. Ho t, a native of Rhode
Island, IS years, n onthS and days. (ProviSeaee
papers please eopy)
Friends and acquaIntauees are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral. which will take place from
his late residence, Ne. 600 Seventh street, this
afternoon at oclock.l
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OREGON.
" eather-Campaisn Cinb-state Medi-
cal Sociefy-Primary EIcctiOns-Flatfer-
Cran PrnSnerfs

PORTLAND, June 17th.-Ths weather is
very warm and cloudy.
A Garfield campaign club has been organ
lied here. The membership is large.
The Oregon State Medical Society is in ses-
sion, and great number of prominent ply
sicians from various portions of the State
are in attendance.
The Republican primaries for the city cleo
tons were held here last evening. The City
Convention will be held Saturday, and the
municipal election will come off next Mon
day.
The Democratic primaries viii be held this
evening.
Very lattering reports OF abundant grain
and fruit crops are received from all parts of
the State
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Dr. IA HATS seminal FILLS sfre all
cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss Of Viror. Noe.
surnal Emissions, Impotcncy Nervous and Phvs;
cal Debility and all that class Of complaints nrlsns,
from Excess Iudiscresion or Abuse. The Old fpJ In
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. and the
young a safeguard and protection. Dr. Ia MAS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the SexuaiO Organs debitstes
from whatever cause, TO tsir pristine vlgor Price
50 80 per hottie. Sent C. 0. D. by express 10 any
address, secre from, observation. Address all orders
TO A. MoBoYl.E 3 CO., Druggists, P. Q. BoS a5e,
San Francisco. m4-Sm
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STATE NORMAL School,

SAN JOSH, Cal, June II, 1880.
A. II. McD0NALD-Dear Sir have examined
the list Of questions used at the recent examination
of your arithmetic class for admission into the Sac
ramento High School. II those questions should be
used at county or State examinations Of candidates
for teachers certificates and ii any such candidates.
without special coaching, should obtain upon them
percentage amounting to 90 per cent or upwards
should consider such persons justly entitled to re-
ceive grade certificates in far as the subject
of arithmetic is considered l am, respectfully
Yours. IiulS-ltl II. b. NORTON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

n. 5. 6. Warrior No. 3.-Your regular
weekly meeting will be held THIS (Ffidayl EVEN
ING, at O'clock in Pioneer Hall Election of
officers for ensuing term will be held Members are
requested to be present, as members not attending
will be fined. BY order.
HERBERT ". TAYLOR, President.
MARTIN CoFFEY, Rec. Sec julS-it
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Store Robbed.

+ NEW TACOMA. June 17th.-The store of
Mrs. Louisa II. Goodtime, at Steiacoom,
was robbed last night of 50, 500 in money.
Joseph Daniels is the party suspected here
this morning. A reward is offered for his
arrest and for the return Of the money. Par
ties are on his track
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SACRAMENTO, June 10, 1850
To the Honorable, the Board of Education Sacra-
mento City-Gentlemen: l desire to state to YOU
that have been student in the Sacramento Gram
mar School for several years. and have had abund
ant opportunities TO witness Mr.. McDonad's
methods OF teaching not only in arithmetic, but in
other studies. have hesitation in saying that
consider then equal if not SUPERIOR to those OF any
other teacher with whom am acquainted. believe
him to be thoroughly competent Teacher and
Principal. Very respectfully,
RUSSELL X. FLINT.
agree W. X. CoTHRIN.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE
NEUBOURG AZ Lagos,

NIoS so, So AND "a FIFTH ST, sACRA .dENTo.
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies
Manufacturers OF Malt and all kinds Il Meals etc.,
Oatmeal Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour,
Suckwheat Flour, etc. JUL lptf
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DOES IT WoRH.-The Sunday Tribune,
Rochester, n. Y, says: mo medicine now
known puriies the blood so effectually as
does that named as Warmers Safe Bit rs, u
II. G. Kirk & Co., agents, Sacramento,
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COAST DISPATCHES.


SPECIAL TO THE REcoRp-UNIoN.
AFFAIRS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Members Of Kallooh's Church Still Have
Faith in Him.
PASSENGERS FROM TIE EAST BY RAIL.
A child's Head Crushed at Eapa by e
Loaded Wagon.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Continuation of the Enforcement Trial
at Santa Cruz.
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ooOO0OOOOooooooOoooeooe0O O 90
SDKESS GCCOS!S
00OOO0O00OOOO0 OOOOO0OOO0OOOO
SILKS, HOSIERY,
DOMESTIC GOODS

1t costs you nothing to cali, and where you can
get the most and best for the money s the place -
buy We make no idle brags, but mean business,
as our stock must be reduced previous to our con.
tempated change.
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MONEY SPENT IN PRINTER's INK.-The
Union, Upper SandGsky, Ohio, tells its
readers: While on the subject of large pay
ments. We here add that H. II. Warner L Co,
of Rochester, n. X, have appropriated for
expenditure for the present year, $500, G00.in
advertising their Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure and other of Warmers Safe
Remedies "-H.C. Kirk & Co., agents, Sacra-
mento.
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The problem of living in malarial dis
trict is solved by using Hammers Cascara
Sagrada Bitters.
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FIRST ARTILLERY RECT. BAND.
sTElNwAY d soHs' PIANOS

A. HEYMAN, SOLE AGENT, I-s-fz3EsSsssssz,
"a street, bet. Sixth and Seventh, sSYSfzsss55sSss
opposite Courthouse. PIANOS TOT II 81 r
LET. Pianos sold on inStelmenss.
iul-2DlH
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B0EN.

Emisrant Cap, June Wife of C. B. Downing,
Near Auburn. June a-wife of ]. W. Hubert, a
son.
Los Angeles, June 14-wiie OF X. Coin, a daughter
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IT II r
SCHOOL INVESTIGATION.
Important Documents Regarding the
Question OF Prof. \. IL. HcDonaId's
Competency as a Teacher.

TESHE FOLLOWING LETTERS FROM GEORGE
l. Smith, the brother in-law of Viva Slight, from
ex-pupils of the Sacramento Grammar School, and
Professor H. B. Norton of the State Normal School,
were read in evidence at the meeting OF the Board
of Education last night (Thursday)
SACRAMENTO. June II, 1850.
A. II. MCDONALD, ESQ.-Dear Sir: The con-
versation between Miss Viva Slight and myself was,
according to my recollection, substantially as fol-
lows; mentioned TO her that had seen her name
in the RECORD UsIoy in connection with the charges
brought by Mr.. Hancock against Mr.. Mcdonald.
She appeared surprised and dispeased because this
had been done !; said that Mr.. Mcdonald had in
varably treated her kindly, and she had no motive
nor reason for making Any charges against him
Miss Slight admitted that she had said to Mr.
Hancock, while living in his family, that there were
several examples in her work in arithmetic which
she Hid net understand, and that Mr.. Hancock
offered to assist her in solving them and did so
but she denied that she ever charged Mr.. Mcdonald
with incom etency or unwillingness to give the
necessary explanations Miss Slight also stated
that When Mr.. Hancock limited that she might be
wanted as a witness, she informed him that she
would under no circumstances appear against
Mr. Mcdonald, whom she esteemed highly Very
respectfully GEORGE SMITH.
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GENERAL NOTICES,

One nOment.-Are y2u suffering from
any allmentT Have you any fores about Won !
Is your nervous system shatteredf Have YOU any
pain anywheIef If any or all Of those troubles
sftiict yen do not delay procure BRISTOI,S pills
and SARsAfARILi.A; in them you VIII be sure and
find speedy relf>i. juIs.lf
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Grand Hotel Property |!

GTTUATED ON THE CORNER OF FRONT
and K streets, Sacramento city, directly op-.
posite the steamboat landing and the railroad
DEPOT The best location in the city for hotei
and business property. VIII be sold low, with iasor
able terms as to payments, or leased, for term q
wears at a low rental Inquire Of CADWALADEh
PARSONS, No. CT street, Sacramento; or ;, =
DEWEY, sos Pine street, Sar Francisco me- op1
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w. L. KNIGHTS,
ADJUSTMENTS.
Ey SATURDAY MATINEE 81
JrNE JIG. II. is and 10.

~ By permission Of and under the direction Of
MIR. D'0YLY CARTE, the famous Comic Opera,
written and composed expressly for production in
the United States, THE
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Eas.eru and FOREIGN MARKERS.

NEW YORK, June 18th.
BRxApsruFFs-Flour is dull, and Wheat unsettled,
latter at 81 20Cd1 %.
WooL-Duil.
GROCERIES Coffee is quiet, but under good con.
troll and firm Refined Sugars are lit good demand
and prices higher Teas are dull and prices are
weak.
HInEs-Are very dull and easier. California,
22@22le.
Hors-Are in better demand, but the full prices
demanded checks business.
CHICAGO, June 18th.
wHBAT-9llc for July.
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Child Run Over and KiiIed-Napa Eaiicy
Crop,

NAPA, June 17th-Lizzie Truax, aged Z
year,, daughter of Alfred Truax, of this city,
was run over by loaded wagon yesterday,
which completely crushed her skull.
The barley harvest viii commence in this
valley this week. Early-sown wheat is ripen-
ing fast. The crop prospects continue good.
The amount OF wine manufactured this year
promises to be the largest ever made in this
valley
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LIVERPOOL, June nth.
WuEA7-Good 20 choice California, 9s "a to
los Id Spot lots dull; floating clrgoes quiet and
steady; cargoes on passage for shipment rather
easier weather in England wet.
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SPECIAL TO THE REcoRp-USIoN.
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AUSTRALASIA.

The steamship City OF Sydney, which
arrived at San Francisco Wednesday,
brought the following news
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PASSENGERS FROM TIE EAST BY RAIL.
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Dress Circle and Parquef. One Dollar.
Gallery. FIFTY Cents.
II Reserved Seats, without extra charge at the
Theater-commeneing MONDAY, June II. jul27t
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Demonstration of Home Rulers in
Liverpool.

lIseTpOOls
LONDON, August 9-There was grand DEM
onStration or the home rulers at Diyerpool yes
terday to meet MIR. Parneli, who did not attend
IN the House OF Commons on the occasion OF
The passage OF the compensation bill. A men,
Der OF Parliament presided. He and other
speakers attacked the House Of Lords for re-
jecting the compensation bill. The news of the
dispatch OF reinfol cementS 10 Ireland was re-
ceived there with no feeling OF alarm, but with
simple surprise
Premier Gladstone Still Improving.
MIR. Gladstone continues to convalesce.
a Royal Decree About the Royal
Baby.
MADRID. August 9.-The opposition press
comment strongly upon royal decree pub
lished In the O1jcidl Gazette, intimating that il
son is born to the Queen he VIII take the title
OF Prince Asturias," but If the expected heir
should prove TO be girl she Will take the title
OF .Infanta Of Spain"
Collision i'm the Thames.
LONDON August 9.-The ship Rhine which
sailed from this port On the 9th instant for New
York. has been much damaged by collision 10
the Thames.
Thc Afe han War.
LONDON, August "a Bombay dispatch to
the Times SAYS: Chaman Choki is threatened by
the AfghanS, but the ruuor OF its capture is
improbable. Certain tribes over the whole
country are in commotion.
Canadian National III lynn.
The Manchester Guardians London cOrr6-
spondent says he hears that Mr. Arthur Sui-
Marquis OF L0rne. Governor General OF the DO
minion, a Canadian national hymn.
Turkish Cabinet Council.
CoNsTANT1NOPLE, August 9.-A Cabinet coun-
Gil was held on saturday last, at whlch was
present said Pasha, the eX-premier. It was os-
derstood as measure preliminary 10 ceoi
Dulelgn0 to Montenegro.