Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 7, 1876, Page 8

R S SO S A S THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1876 . THE CITY. " GENERAL NEWS. Tenty-four unlteensed enloon-leepers in the West Twelfth Street Dollce District are sum- | moned to appear bofore Justice Scully on the ! 12th fust, l T. T. Ronton, cditor of thoJoneshoro® Gazetls, and memyerof the Democeratic State Central | Committee, fa ot tho Mattison Housc, Ilo says ! that the Egyptlan Democrats are aunit for Lew * Btowart and the Btate ticket. Lowis Camplel], colored, stole a cont and a tirazah® feom Willlam Stowart, o cofored brother, with whom hie wns boarding at No. 460 South Clark strect, and that is why ho was lacked up ot Capt. Buckley's lnfirmary lnst. . evenlng, Detective Jolin Ryan found n pocket-book yesterdny morning on Twenty-ninth street, Which the owner may hava by applying at his * residence, No, 60 Vernon nvenuc. 1f deteetives went to thurch mnore frequently more loat prop- erty would be recovered. Kernan Dollard, who was shot by Cornaifus O'Bricu in the Stewart avenue row Inst Thurs- day cvening, was last evening reported a8 grads, ually sinking. The other wounded man, Pollce- , man Koenle, wns yesterday {n quito ncomfort~ able condition, and bids falr to recover in time. J.J. Gorman was drunk, but he does not want the public to know that. e wishes to in- form them that, while riding In a West Division |atreet-car, ho cither loat his watch accldentally or had it stolen from him by pickpockets. 1iis | narbe {s upon 1t, and ho deslres its return to the + Mudison Street Btation, L The gambling-house of Ben Leach, at tho cor- ncr-nx%‘mtu n%ld Thirtfeth strects, was pulled 1ast evening, und the keeper and four inmates of tho den fudgcd in the Twenty-sccond Street Statian. Tho police prosecution of the small fry ot gumblers sccms to lnve driven them aouth, 8 there are at present a number of dens +fn the syuthern part of the city, A pleni ¢ was held yesterday at Chieago Avee nue Park under the nuspices’ of tha Skandina- vinn Convintlon. The pretty little resort was thronged a'l day. A {full band of music was present, ant | the young people cnjoyed them- Belyes with dancing on tho lawn. Scyeral speeclies wez ¢ made, and songs were sung by ona of the sltiping socleties. In the evening the pork was {lluminated. Saturday Pavrick Coleman ‘stolo ahorse snd bug !mr’n E. Maher, reslding at tho corner of Clark ond Twenty-ninth strocts, and, after getting drunk, tried to acll the rig for o song to [y l'lll\ll%lv(lll[ on Barber street, Ollicer Roynolds caught alght of the thfef just as le was making off, and, after a chase of about amile, waltzed hira into the station. Justice Seully will dispose of him to-day, E. W, Taylor, of the Los Angecles & Inde- pendence ly(nll;vny, at Banta Monlea, Cal, writes to Tis TRIBUNE to annonnce the death 4n that plate of Joseph Parker, aged about G4, Mr. Taylor thinks that a brother of the deceased 1ives in this city, and ia cogazed In the whole- gale boot and shoo busincss, and that anotber brother {a in the same lino somewhere in Masan- chusetts. Further inforniation can be nad by addressing Mr, Taylor. Boston papers are re- . quested to copy. At an early hour yesterday moming Offleer Kern Foley, {fllllu tn};vullng nis beat on Flith aventie, ran ucross three boys, oncof whom had a'roll of garden hose on bis shoulder. Mo gave {chase ns for as o lumber-yard near Thwelfth strect, where ho was fired upon by one of the abloves. He rcturned the compliment, but {with cqunlly bad succese. The chusecontinued, +and, O‘}ncere Shandley snd Walsh coming up, woon covered the refuges with a brisk fire, an compelled them to surrender. At tho_station they gave the nomes of Jumes Russell, Herman Black, and John Terry. Abarber named Becker, kecping a shop at tho corner of Thind avenus snd Twellth street, ‘has skipped out because of his troublesons wife. Saturday night, the stronger and most muscular half, calling herself Mra. Loulso Beck- o, came home full of budge, and commenced thumping her lleze lord around{ the liouse, Fi- nolly she wound up by cutting him with [ fml!u upon the arm, ond at this juncture the polico ounced down and trotted the two of them otf to the Armory, Becler was ullowed to go out to get his wound dressed, and bus not siico returned. The neigh- Tors say that ho hins wondered nway futo somng Nidden corner, and thero died from” the loss of blood, but the Pallcu think that Becker's fricnds huve spirited hin away to prevent him from up- pearing agaiust his erring wife. The Communists, who now style themaclves the Unlted Workingmen's Party of the United 8tates, held an (mportant meeting on Saturday evening, »t tho Arbiter Ilall, on Desplaines street.. Thern wers about 500 miembers pres- ent. iferr Stabl oceupled the chalr nnd A, Van Padden acted as Sceretary, ‘The following wera appolnted the Natfonal” Executive Com- mittee of the organization. _Messra, Thors- marck, Van Padden, McAulifle, Pfeifler, Strahle, Steln, and Jefferson, A committeo was subse- quently appointed to take charge of the man- ogement og the TVerbate, Yesterday afternoon a plenie was beld at Siver Leaf Grove, corner ol“ Ogden ovenue and West Twelfth street, under the auspices of onc of the Scandinavisn pectlons, ‘Thors were about 3,000 people pres- ent. Bpecches were made by Thorsmarck, Seevort, and other prominent haranguers of the organlzation, Cabbpgre Ryan {s agaln upon the war-path, Saturday nlght he wanted to go out with the hoys and buagn a little, and like u good boy left his revolver—a iuaminoth concern that will shoot from both ends equally well—withao friend, thus to uvold all trouble of o shooting charucteF In cuse Lo ot drunk., The police made up thelr mind that he would be heurd from, and sure cnough he was. At 2:80 yesterday morulng there’ was n terrlublo ruction in Caldwell's saloon on Harrlson street, sud at about the same timo wnother row was progressing st Gar- vey's saloon farther up thie strect, Oflleer Wal- toi guve chinse to aeveral of the roughs, who made themsclves Jmlnlullv consplcuous by thumpting everybody in general, but had not gune far when he was preeted with o bottle whistling past his enr. He swinmoned ald, and o hnlf-dozen blue buttons Jolued In the chosy and fired frequently at the cscapln, scamps, but to no success. No rrests, Had *Cabbago? been around ho would have becn in llmbo to- day sure, but us it s, the row is credited to hls Boug, wnd nothing further will come of it. TIE INISIL PAVELR, A meeting of the Spectal Commnittes appoint- £ a week ogo to consider the matter of starting adally paper In thus city, as the argan of thy Irish-Amcricans of the Northwest, was held at Markell's Hall yesterday nftecncon, Mr. Me. Cuuley in the chair, Theattendance was meagre, for suine reason or another, sl enthusingin wus wantlug, The fate of the Zdegraph scemed to have had o bad effcet upon tho projeet, aud to havoe filled the minds of the more thoughtfut members with the fdea that lttook money rather Ahan talk and fine-spun theories to succeasfully start and run o daily paper. ‘The speeial work of the Committes wasto agreo apon some report to be submitied to wmeeting of Irlsh ¢ftlzens to be held a week henee, and (b nad hefore it two qu to_start the proposed paper,—one submitted by M. J. Cahifl, which was to canviuss tho clty and procure ot lest 5,000 subscribers to the paper at 210 aplece, and thus forin a capltal; and the othier wus to mise u stock wmpun{. Both pluns wero discussed ab length, and it wos Gipally conceded that ‘to ralss o stock compnu{‘ would bo impossible, while the feasibility of the other plan was surrounded with doubt.” The dlscussion ended fu the ap- polntment of & sub-committeo of three, com- po cd of Messrs, Cahil), Plant, and Codd, to ve- pot soine plan to a subscquent meeting. CILUICIL OF THYE ANNUNCIATION, A meeting of the Chief Marshol und alds of the Irlsh Bocietles of the eity, appolnted to take charge of the procession g week hence at- tending the dedicatfon of the Church of the An. nunclation, at the corner of Paulina strect und Wabansfa avenue, wus held at Maskell's {lall 1ast evenlng, "Plhiero were present Chilef Murshal M. A, Q'lirien, Dennls McGulr), Patrich Car- mody, Williumn Lynch, Patrick Farley, Patrlck Cauley, Putrick Balley, and Michoel Clancey, The object o the mecting " was to arrange tho order of processiun and lino of march, ~ The lne wil form on the corner of Unlon street and Milwaukee sveoue at ¥ o'clock. ‘The procession will move northwest on Milwaukee avenus to Pauling, north on Paulina to tho church, and counter- march and disperse. The order uf the socictics ju the_procesafon will be: Nutfonul Temper- unve, Branches of the Emeralds, Bt, Plus Total Abstinence and Henevolent, 8t, Columbkitle's “Temperance, Divisious of the Auctent Order of . IMibernions, Young Men's Bodality, 8t. Pius; Young Men's Bodallty, Holy Family. Ll - THE COUNTY HOSPITAL. TUAT HOBPITAL AMPIUTHEATRE AGAIN. 7o ths Editor af The Tribune. Cricago, Aug. 6.—* Economy " conveys & wrong impression to the public through his.let- ters published §n Tus TrimuNe about the am- phitheatre. His tirat cry fs © Economy,” and bls sccond oue fs, ** Punch Rush Medival College in sowe way, no matter Dow,~ouly villfy ber po- sltion In some way I Acconding ta ¢ Eeono- my," that college is an cnormous leceli—its Frculty {8 rich~can builda $38,000 college and spend §60,000 on a hospltal amphithientre in ona scason, cte, ete. Ho would tnnke the public faleely believe that that college derives all the henefits from the conatriction of an amphithen trej that her students are the only ones to at- tend clinics, and we presumo he would—If he dared try it on—attempt to make the publie be- teve that all accidents nnd emergencies rchlP ing surglenl work, which may conia to tho hos- pital in the spring and_summeg, are mado to await the Tucsday and Friday alternoous of the fall and winter ‘months when Rush Collego students can witness operatfons. ** Economy writea an nstonishing letter, and ought to be employed by Storey to write up Zimes itoms, usually ro rich inwhat they lack of truth, Untruth number onc: Ho snys the amphi- theatre will cost £30,000 to 100,000, Estimntes show that it will cost only §10,000. He may ‘tliedge® oll he pleases, and’stretch the truth as much as lic pleases, the fact Is in writing before the County Commissloners that the estimated cost of that bullding will be $10,000,~not two to six times that amount. Untruth number two: Ie gays that amphle theatre §s *“for the hencfit of our medieal sckools, and espectally Rush." ¢There gocs the thrust at Rush Collége again. A more prepos- terous nasertion wns never made by a gorchend or un *‘out,” ns *Economy” evidently is. Any one not familiar with lospitals would infer from the ahove quotation that the anphitheatre would be closed for the scasunafter thic medical colleges, *and especlally Rush,” lad nad thelr Rush,” they have no legitimate bearing upon and [ will thereforo leate t tion of tho gentlemen most ncarly concerned. walive and small Jealousics &l tlon, —— T SWISS. AN APPEAL FOIL ATD. peal In bobalf of the suffercrs. Tho Swiss of appenl: the Swisa Confuderation, In favor of those suflers Ing from the recent floods, DEAl Coxrroerates: While onr fatherland in gencral anffers under the unfavorable clrcame #tances of the tines, & portion of it has been visited by a heavy misfortune, In contequence of heavy rain.falls from June 10 to the 1%th, many of onr rivers rose to an un- heard of height, overflowing s great oxtent of country and producing vast destructfon. —'Thle Aweeping ruln was the work of a fow hours, Bridges, daws, astrects and rafironds, dwellings and snannfuctorles, were awept away or injured by aunual Commencements, to _bo reopened | gho current, and 'tar and wide the country wns in the fall when the college scssions | covered with debrls and fragments of the once again begin, This $10,000° superiiu- | prosperous district, Landalldes have overwhelmed fiy l:’! om no \ lt'x‘ale » ’t.u o L‘r;]ok m?u‘mtx]l.y lr;mn{y v.;r‘n:l"reflv‘)nuymln and sgveral villages have lospital, ity 10 8 lor the benefit ol {G} are| e o mcd?cal ‘schools, .and_especllly Rush.? The | Enilre Seclions of Cantons Thurgan, Zurich, &1, Gallen, Appenzell, and Anrgan have lost' the prospects of o rich harvest, and presont a aad plet- ure of devastation; other portlons of our father- Jand ure less, but not much leu.hcnvll‘l damaged. On the banks of Thur, Fors, Murg, and Glatt, nn- smetons factorles that employ hundreds of people wera clther destroyed or forced to a stand-still. Ann result, these poeplo have lost their work, many heir property besides, and somo cven thoir voa, The inhabltants and anthoritics met this drend- ful calamity with fortitude, and fought ngainat the ynfettered element with the grentest courago; with equal determination they have also resolved to exs ert their entire strzngth In order to restore thernin nnlun caused, and o asslst the unfortunate dis- trict. Tint they, nnassiated, are not equnl to this tasks for the losses connt milllons, and"thosc of private homes are especially extensive. Lovat. ANy DreAn Cosrepxnataa: The frst knowledge of this natlonal misfortune has pain- fully affected all hearts, Itelief Committees Liave beeh formed spontancously; several Canton au- Cook County Iospital lins a scparate bullding for a dead-house, another for kitchen and Jaun- dry, and stlll another for englnes and heating apporatus, _ According to *'Economy,” the former should liave been dispensed with—(mnke a dead-house for $50 by partitioning oft aapace in one of the pavilions, or else hustle the corpses off to the cemetery at once)—and the two latter should have been constructed in the basement, under the wards, That's economy for you, 'l‘¥m truth s elmply this: the amphithentre should be bullt for the fHospital, becausc it is cesential to a firat-clnss Ilusplufl’; and I ever there was o first-class lhospital {u tho world, Cook County Hospital is to beone. The stu- dents sce only about 35 per cent of all the opora- tions rurmrmcd at that hospital; yet eyery operatlon {8 performed In the nmphitheatre, where there 18 o greater abundance of air an Tight than can be obtalned In a *$50 space built nfi from the wards,” as ¥ Kconomy?’ so_sagely thorities have resolved upon ml%pnrt and opened urges, Commondecency ana humanity demind | contributions. The Confederato Councils, now as. that all surgical operatlons, notoriously tho | sembled, have manifested thelr interest i this ead most terribla ordeals humau beings are subject- ed to, should be_performed so “far from the scorea of men and women enfeebled by discase und suffering in o large hospltal, that hearlng any sounds from those operated on—sounas tha * Economy * well enough knows are sufli- clent nt times to try the stanchest nerves—is an fmpossibility. And * Economy*'—so anxious to vilify the position of Rush College—knows ns well as ho knows his own name that no ‘4§50 room off of the wards ™ will shut out the agon- occurrence. "All this certainly deserves fall acknowledgment; but we must not. forfim. that we find onrsclves in a porition of great cxtremity, which we can only meet with extraordinary and comprehensive mensures. ‘Therefore, ot a conference of repro- acntatives from gl the Cantons, tho ungnimons derire was expressed that the Confederate Govern- ment should take mensures for the orcanization of n national subscription ns in 1808, for the benefit of the distreased popniation. An nppeal, such &4 we make to yon wndlm has Yon will also izing shricks from sureical puticnts.~ As | 8lways found un ccho In all hearty, I ovaan this necaxlon thnt the Confederates are ol B LY il OO ol | dot oy sl Sl o I Lo, of versity, ant at no yntsr-closetsy gfi?%}'fidfiufi"&f‘fiu’?’lfi vuter. vgumf:‘- {10 tkior Hiavg ko one man 10 asaist those CW-] il need. and ono other appurwumc’cn to a frst-cluss We therefore issuo to the Gov- hospital of Lo«ln?' unknown fifty ycars n‘ga a8 | ermen of the Cantona, and afiot. an aniphitheatre for such s hospital as | t0 the entire Swies population, iha Invitatton to eatabllsh collcctions withont delay, and to forward us the proceeds. Tmurlng that onr -prmfl mn{ find open ears and hiearts, we reinain with you in the protecting power of 1lim who hins so murcl(ulli spared the places of the former destructions, that Tla will through this minfortune awaken the spirit of pnblis sympathy and unu{, outof which now atrength and new nrosperlx shall bloom. icirxss, Chancellor of the Canfederscy. WeLTE, President of the Councll, TO TIE CITIZENS OF CItICAGO. The Swles of this city have aiready met in order toralse a collection smong thelr countrymen for their old fatherland, ““Ulr visited by misfortune. "fho Relief and Ald Socloty recolved at the_timo of the Chicno fire from little Switzerland, §16.- 760,05, which was dlstributed without partlality 10, all th sfferery, Tho cltlzens of Chieago will, on thia oceaslon, express thelr thunke for that great n!lhmnl)a] by proving their old well-known charitable aplrit. The following gentlemen will ave the kindnees to recelvo contributivna and dellver them to Mr, Louis Boerlln, Prealdent of the Swiss Bunevolont Soclety, or to M forwnrding the hiv onc under afscussion, Perhaps * Economy ' can beeome encelnte with the query, ¢ How long will i * 850 room, built off of tiie wards,’ remaly it for operatfons and free from the chance of communicuting pymmia to every victim of an operation, and thus make that $50 room sure death to every surgieal patient{” aud bring forth an answer in duc season, Every surgeon knows that that offspring will bo o heérmaphro- dite. Untruth number three: *“Economy ' peralst- ently holds up to the publle that Rush students havé o monopoly of seats and privileges m the nmphitheatre. A more flagraut injustice wos never uitered,~but then it hits Rush College, ond that is oll “Economy™ wants. Any one desirous of knowing the facts sbout scuts and privileges in the amphitheatre can get the truth irom Profs. Johnson, Hotz, Bevan, Bogue, Quine, and Flichy who'lectue tn Cook Cotint Hospital, and who ore not Professors in Rush Medieat Coltege, They will tell you to & man thot the five anedical colleges i Chicago, bo- sidea Rush Cotlege, have students who enjuy equal privileges In every respect with Rush stu- dents; and, turthermore, thut for scveral win- ters fomnlo medienl students have attended clinfes in the hospital, occunying the best front seats of thy amnphitheatre (some of them Inst winter not cven Fuylng the hospital-fee), # Economy’s ! maliciotis {nsult to *one of the Faculty ol Rush last winter "' to the coutrary notwithstandiug, To return to his yery particular mutton, W Economy ™ boldly bluris out the proposition to Rush College "to.build that smpitheatre. 4 Quem Deus ,»crder: vult prius dementat.”? Poor “¥conomyl” That proposition completely eloys him, A business man, at our cibow, querles “How many men duflvur clinfes in the huspital nmpithentrél” Our answer Js, “Ten Professors locture there—~four from Rush Col- lege aud slx from tho other colieges.’ Agaln he querles ““Docsn't lecturing there benetit thesy goutlemen by increasiug thelr Kuowl- edge of thelr proiesslon and giviug -them u prominence before the world which brings them larger practiee?” The answer to that questlon s, '*Yvs, most cinphatically, yes.” “Then, our man of hard idens concludes, “*thia man ‘kconomy ' must be troubled with a super- fluity of brains to say that Rush Cotlege should bulld that amphitheatre,” And o wiser remark our friend never mode. Of eourse his coneli- sion {s that those ten hospital lecturers should build the amphitheatre, because they recelve the real benefits of lecturing there, But then “#Eeonomy? couldn't inlsy o chunce to punch Rusk College, you sce. A Frienp or Rusit CoLLEgn, THR AMPIUTHEATRE, v the Edltor of The T'ribune. C110A00, Aug, 6.—Tawm glad tosee your cor- respondent **Economy” unearthiug bimsell once more In your issuc of this morning. ‘The fresh alde will do him good. Ibis very cvident that the questlon of un amphitheatro f8 with him o very sceondury mat- ter, Rushi Medieal College aud {ts “*wealthy faculty? are the veal objects of his spite. Jiug gluce the sole offenso charged upon the College conslats fn the fact that {t has copled the ex- wmple of the other medleal colleges of ourelty fn the location of 1ts new bullding near a hospltal, 1t Is the duty of thosu other colleges to defend thelr setion—if it needs uny defense. Asfortho faculty of Rush Medical Cullege, whose shudow scems to lo so heavily upon the splrits of your correspondent, they ‘aro doubtless uwure thut o good reputiation and prosperity are ulwuys gall and wormwood to a certain cluss of minds; uly I necessary, thoy can justlfy themsclves ns oceasjon muy require. It Is not for moto fizht thelr buttles, The only question legitl- mutely Lefore the publicin this matter s the expediency of building an amphitheatre (u contiectlon with tho new Hospitul, ifthecharges mude by your corrcspondent arc trig—aud they ure elther trug or b 3 o dislonored man— ho furnislies an udditional reuson why the uin- phitheatro should be the pro]u:rly of the coun- ty ustead of belog lett for the colfeges to bulld and to manage, 1lis approhension that the stu- dents of all but tush Medieal College would he practienlly excluded from the nmlmllbcntm by a process’ of * freezlng out, fa too absurd to huve originated fn any other brain but his own. Bueh timid Httle fellows don't study medicinog consequently, in bohalf of that mafority of stu- dents who prefer the “outside colleges, Linust protest agalnst every such insinuation, ‘That an amphitheatre would greatly advanco the cause of medical eduention, your cor- respondent does uot venture to - deny, Ile ouly Insinuates the dden that it would not be free to all students, und that the expenss would be too great for the county to fneur in thesu hard thnes. Now the fuct §s this, that the expense of an um’)hh.hcnlro cunnot be mudeto exceed §20,000. The futerest on this sum at 7 nt {8 $1,400 per snnu, B omy " hin f Lias to adiit at the lowest esti- juaie an fncomo from students of §1,500 every yeur; consequently tho county can logo nothin r. Il Enderls, Swiss Conenl, for aame: The flon. Thomas B, Dryan, C. Butz, Beq., tho Rov, Rohert Coliyer, the Ion. W, . Coolbay Consul Clnusscnlus, Senator J. 1t, Doolittle, Henry Qrecocbaum, Erd., the Hon. Thomna loyno, Charles A, Reed, Esqo, T. C, D rand, Leq., the Hon, M. W, Fuller, L. J. Gnye, Eeq., Charles Henrotln, Beg., B, 'Locwenthal, Enq.y Ald. J. Longacher, Ald. J. Rosenberg, the Hon. Goorge Schuelder, PACIFIO GARDEN., A BUNDAY AMONG THE GERMANS, “Yell, it mins some more too, und vo hata no mens und vimena toder bienfe,” Buch wos the discouraging observation of the slightly adipose proprictor of the beer-stand at Pacific Ganden yesterdny morning. Fortunately, to- warda noon the sky cleared, and the weather became mildly propitious. It was not Jong af- terwards that the people began paying thelr silyer guarters to tho gate-keeper and entering the inclosura in goodly nuinbors, Puclfic Gurden 18 & small park, situated at the western end of Milwaukes “uvenue on the out- skirts of the city, aud it {s o place that ranks high in the estimatlon of the poorer class of Germang, It is accessible by strect-cars, and for thut reason retains its popularity remarka- bly, consliering that s0 many new parks and Sunduy-resorts have been established of late years. Nearly every Sunday durlug the sumnmer L is the scene of o plenic or coneert, AT 4 0'CLOCK yesterday afternoon the garden wasalive. Every beneh and every available plat of gruss was o cupled, and huinlreds strolled about, A brass band on an elevated platforn played o medloy of operatie nirs, the members putising in their ciforts only long enougl to refresh themsclves with beer,” humediately below, the wr whileh hud been floored over for the conver af the dancers, was crowded withe young chanfes and thelr buxom sweethearts, who swayed and swung and whirled and ran sgzainst waeli other [ the approved fusbion, 1t must by admitted that there was not much grace dis- pluyed by elther sex, Tho fellows were awk- wardly dressed in storeclothes, and, in many «nges, thelr punts were tucked In the tops of their. tremendous boots; aud tho mo- tions” of the P'mmz women suggested o fumitiarity with the art of cleaning dour-steps rather than of danelng. Yet they nllenjoyed i, Nor was the pleasuru Himited to 1ana and Wil- fielming, but extended to Iuna' and Wilhel- minius parents, and to thelr score or mors of younger brothers and sisters. Danciug was NOT TUE ONLY AMUBEMENT, elther, Atone end of the gurden was o real nlmuung-gnlluT where one could go sud shoot ot o taget all day long {f he bad inelination and sutliclent diines, Beyond, the thunder of rolling batls proclaimed the cxlstonco of a_ bowling-alley. Looths were scattered all dbeut, where all manner of sweetcakes and fruits wurulmn'mngly wrrayed ; while thero wery any numberof heer-stalls, from which resonnded the perpetual clink of glasses. A hoursc-voleed youth fnone corner descanted upon the won- derful possibllities of the Wheel of Fortune. Peddlers with huunllcsf:[ viding-whips wandered in und out, crylug thele wares and making many sales, Tho whip scenied to ho_cspeclally popu- Tar with all clusses, and’ rosy-cheeked girls ran about lashing everybody they met. It was all fn good purt, und was taken good-humoredly, DUT THll BAUIES,— they were the most lnturcmnq features of the'plenfe, Nearly cvery woman had brought o baby with her, and’sotne had two ormore, Thera wero alt grades und clusses of baby represented, from the puny suckling to the lusty creeper. There wers buld bubles, aud red-headed bablos, and squint-oyed babjes, and squolling bables, und laughing bables, aud fut bubfes, and sullen Dibles, and bables with o nativo gift for tum- bilng out of laps,—in fuct, the genus wus quite lhm-uupflr represented. Until after durk the garden was continually thronged, If, towards the ead of the pienld, some of the young men beeawe hilarious under the {nfluence of nunicrous becrs, wha can won- dert 1t is T‘M Mkely that somoe of them falled o iyl ® | to gauge thelr own capacity accurately, and }:m-‘l.uxr‘gm yn:,-;lm ;mnlhxflw‘,r D wnt home shigiog serape of songt, and tZiklm,: joy ® contfimally * fucreasing fucoms from | YEEY 10UC to fmalnary Soujpan ”‘“‘I!'"d doing this source, Dbt itieeS turonhout the | other foollah things; “but, then, It 8 no great civilzed world recognize ‘h“ fuct, matter. Sunday anly conies once 8 week, ond amct uceordingly; ~ why should nlono seck to hinder the completion of u work which Is alrcady beginning to “attract the admi- rutfon of the whole country! To dishand the police, to extingulsh the gas, to urrest the cou- inuation of the WaterWorks would, In these hard thnes, save s great deal of monvy for our tax-payers; but no regsonable man would adva- cate such 8 course as founded upon o right fdea of ccunum{. Buch wmethod of saving would be found the most wasteful plecs of cxtrava- unce which our cltizens could undertake, o fn he matter of Hospital constructions the only true ceconomy dictates ts completion n such o wuy os to avold the horrors which sre now of DELINQUENYT TAXIS, CAN TIBY LB KXTENDED ON THE WARIANT OF 1870 1—EAMINENT LAWY ERS THINK NOT, A few days slucoMayor Heath submitted to M. F, Tuley sud Judge Beekwith two questions touching the tax question for thelr oplatbn. Tho first was: Can the delinquent taxes of '78 and ‘74 bo cntered on the warrant for 18761 ho sccond, whether proper legislation can be lad \vhcrub{ the taxes for said years can be ro- assessed and collected, To the first question, the counsel reply In the negative;! ho second, t duly occurrenco, aixd to inako it In every possi- {‘,‘l:“'};‘l‘:fl!f‘:““ ve. ¥lis: followingla che text o EL?n \:‘{lmy{ncm of cowfort and profit to our ymlu'fifiu?\‘ .1;.,?. &.—TIM ”xo'c.l' g{onra' Iha:h. Asfor tho malfclous crittclsms dirccted by | ourapinionss 1o 116 gowbs of the cfly’i’&' :?u 1404 our correapondent aualust the Medival Board | §ze thu extension of the dellnquent city taxca 5: tha Hoapital fu eommon with tha 4 facalty of | lln’m and 1474 upon i ux-:.‘-lnmn ot s'm.x 9 the expedicney of hulhllufz '“i Tlr‘\phu nfiure, hom to the considera- Tho only question in which I feel “Intorested 1s whether a wise and true economy shall rule tho councils of ottr community, or whether petty liall bo_ allowed to dwarf our inatitutions and bamper our clfl;}u- Tho roeent hicavy fnundations in many of the Bwiss cantons have caused such general raln that the Government bas issued o goneral ap- this city, not unmindful of thefr old home, are taking n profound interest in the matter, and are doing what they eanamong their own people ond Americans generally to ralse funds for thelr suffering countrymen. Following is the An Appeal to the Swies People, iy tho Connell of having now any valld prov} the clty to do now what it mizht hiave dano In 18 tend ¢l plecen of pro porsona who vislons whicli nppear {0 havon_bearin uestion are Sece. 271 and 277 of evenne law (1872), which nre ns follows: Src. 270, 1f 1y was liable, frgm any causo has not fall to pny taxea for any year or ycamw, In either case the same, when discovered, and placed on tho asecrsment ‘and tax-books, tima the esme ought to lave been pald, ahall Clerk, 1tshall be the di add nncollected of any subscynen peraon owlng suc an/ lnbne_n)uem enr. e, 277, ‘ylnn rwhonever for any yoar or years, by reason of any crroncons proceeding or other cause, the amount of auch tax oF nesomsuiont_ whicl, such property slionld hnve pafd may be added to the tax on such property for any aubscquent year, In scparate colitng deslg- nating the year or {cnns. « e nre of the opinlon that nelther of these nece ttons was Intended to apply to & case hike this, where there was nn attempt mads to collect taxcs under n law subscquontly lield to bo unconstitu- tional, Hec. 270 wan clearly Intendad to inclnde cases where thero might be a failure to aascas property, clther by an accidental omisslon or a defoctiva descriptfon of property, orwhere the proporty, having been legal'y nescased, for some cause @ (GX tevied thereon lian nat been patd. 1n the present case there was no omisslon or do- fective dercription of property, as tho only uesess- ment required by law “in the years 1873 and 1874, to-wit, that of the Town Assersor, o and filed, and did Include il taxablo property. ThodiMculty is not the fallnre to asseas property, but the faflure to causeanytax to hu lovied, Thero waa o valid nssessment, but no city tax was evor lovied thereon, Sec. 277 In applicable only In cases where thero was o rated tax levied, tho word *asscssment™ being ored na saynonymons with tho word tax. Tho law itsclf impused no tax for city purposes, tut mercly provided o meane by which tho city, (f it desired 8o to do, might cansc a tax for clty pie- pogento be oxtended upon the town asdessment, ut the city having faled to declare its intontlon or desiro ta have such o tax extended there wero 1o clty taxes levied [n elther of thoeo years. In_answer to your eccond question, Whether—If the deficlencles (arlelng by reason of tho abortive nlumtxlll 1o collect the so-called city taxes of 1873 and 1874) caunot bo collected under the present law-—nroper legialation wnay not bo had, by means of which tho sume may bo collected? ‘We answer, that wo have no doubt bt that it is 1n the power of the General Ansembly of tho State to pass such anact. Respeotfully, M. F. Trisr, €, BEORWITY, BVANSTON. A TTIOPOSED CRUBADE ON BILLIARDS, Within the Inst few weeks tho Meensing, with restrictions, or abollshiug biillard-saloons, hias been before the Board of Trustees, and has been generally discussed about town. It belug un- derstood that the Board would take final action e at thelr meeting to-morrow night on this sub- Ject, a number of ladics, prominent for thelr good works, took the matter in hand, and elren- lated a petition to the Board asking them to abolish them entirely, which recelved n great many sicmatures. At the Methodiat Church yes- terday morning, the subjeet was {ntroduced and dlscussed, soing of tho brethren belloving that 1f they wanted to abolish bliliards they had bet- tor begin with pgrasa-billinrds, othcerwlse cro- quet, others giving their oplnlon of the wicked- ness of billiands and games generally, one stat- ing that ho belleved @ room sct lnnrl for play- Ing cheekers was but o device of Satan for the promotion of gambling, and all agreeing thut the billiard-saloons were snares of tiie Devil for unwary youth, and should abollshed, There nro ot present in the village onu billiard-hall, which fs con- nected with the Huntoon House, and is o quict, orderly sort of a place, and two pool-rooms, which” are occaslonally the scenes of rlotous mirth, and are unquestionably bad places for boys from 12 years of agoand upwards, who may. frequently be found there when they ought to he studylng thelr lessons or at work, and who waste thele spending money in that monner when they might just as well give it to the heathen, ! What effect the petition will have on tho ‘Trustces remafna to be seen. While nm{ all seo the evil jutluences which such places have on the youths who gencrally frequent them, yet it Is quzite posaible that tho majority of them wilt be in favor of lcensing, with restrictions, regu- Inting the hours of l.‘luu}n;,;; uud the age of per- sons allowed to play, whith would be o source ol revenue to tho village. At uny rate, the meoting Tucsday night will boquite Interesting, for when these ladies take any such matter Fn band they will use every effort to suceced, and will {srnbum y have a coinmlittee present at the Ing to reason with tho Fathers should they mee! bo obdurate. -CASUALTIES. mune. Bpecial Dispatch to The Tridune. LASALLY, IIl,; Aug. 6,—By the falling of tho derrick employed In luylng the pler-stonea of the Ilinols River bridge nt Utlea, yesterday afternoon, John Salmon, of this city, and Rieh- ard Condon, of Utlew, were terribly brulsed, but it 1s thoughit they will recover. BUNSTROKE. Spectal Dispatch to The Trivune, Bupravro, N. Y., Aug. 6—=The Rev. G. W, Heacock was prostrated to-day in his pulpit at tho close of his morning o was removed to his hous covered that ho {s proncuncmf ot of danger, R SOLDIERS' REUNION. . There will be u reunlon of the Fourtcenth, ‘Twenty-soventh, Twenty-clghth, Thirty-third, 100 by sunstroke, Bixty-lirst, Ninety-firat, and One-Hundred-nnd- "Pweaty-ninth Regimente, of Tlinols Infautry, and of other soldlers, eaflors, and eltizens at Winchester, I, Wednesday, Aug, 23, 1870, Gens, ‘Sherman, Palmer, IHurlbut, Logan, Og- lesby, Prentiss, and Lipplucott have been fn- vited, and are expeceted to be present, Exenr- slon-rates on the Roekford, Rock Island & St Loufs; Toledo, Wabush & Western; Yeorln, Tekin & Jacksonvllle; Ohlo & Misslssippl; Chlcago & Alton; and Furmers' Rallroads, Ttations for everybody will be fssucd at 1 p, m,, on arrivol of tralns, The park wiil be flluml- nated at night. The Winchester Cornet Band has been engnged, Voesl musie will by furnish- ¢d by the Gleo Club, Martial music will be on hand. ————— A SAD EXPERIENCE, After years of patlent toil many n mother breaks down In conatitution, simply beeauss sho Tas been In tho habit of dofng her domestie sew- fngupon s hanl-running machine. This jean now be certaluly guurded against by ustng the new Willcox & Gibbs Automatie sewlnr ma- chine, o wonderful and entirely novel adapta- tion of automatie principles to machine sewlng, insuring perfect work with the lightest Iahor. On view ut the Centennlal, Machinery Ilall, See, C. 7, Col. 50, and at 200 and 203 Wabush avenue, Chlcago. THE ST, NICHOLAS, It I8 no small matter for one, before leaving homeo for a visit to New York, to know exactly where he can stop fn that great eity, and be cer- win to recelva every proper aceonminodation and attention. The 8t. Nicholas Ifotel is precisely such a place, —————— OZONIZED OX-HMARROW FOR THE HAIR, DBy Buck & Raynor, makorsof tho ** Mara" Cologne. e ——— Dahomey. The King of Dalomey, to counteract the effuets of tho threatened blockads of his ter- ru.nrir, has had mads a clumsy imitation of a slup by wood, with chains and “auctior, which {y placed on a mound, and by means of this great futish hio hopes that Cominudore fHlewett's ves- sels will go n{;rumul, nnd bo dragged ou shiory by the victorious Daliomeaus. ‘Uhfs has the ad. vautags of belug harmless, Not so another de- vice, ~The leading ob’]ecl. of tho King's prayers to his gods, next to the entlre overthrow of the DBritisl forces, {s that ho may not be taken un- pwares; and to propltlate tho fetishthe wretehed prisoners_taken {n battle or carrled oft from country districts—they numbered ns many as 800 the other duy—wuru recently paraded befors the King, The ' fetlsh man' “administered to each a drink,—whether alcoholized ornot wo are not funfurmed,—und secordiug to thaattitude as- sumed by each alter hls drink, s fate, death or (slavery, as dnclled. The Iaw known as Tll1 700, nnder which tho ¢ity attemptod to collect taxes for 1873 and 1874, been held by the 8npreme Court to be un- ) constitutionnl, tho \‘uclllml is, whether there §4 alon of inw which will enable anil 1874, respectively, to-wit, to certify to the Connty Clerk (he nmoint {t required to be ralacd by taxation for each of those years, and have the lelll‘ Olerk nacertain tho rate per cent and ox- e amotnt of tax for those years auninat the erty, and, ag to pereons, agninst the alléd to pay the takes attempted to bu assesscd Ly tho city? ‘The only statutary proe upon this enoral any real or pereonal property shinll e omitted In the assceamERL of any year of nut- ber of years, ortho tax thereon, for which such ‘ml’gfl it as il porty, by nnnonqlrj:fisn pn or iny such” pro] 'y vl - ocblve. dencrintion o naseatmént. thereof, ahall ehall bo listed and asscased by tho Awsessor The arrearges of tax which might have been an- d, with 10 per cent intcrest thoreon from t Vo charged apainst such property Ly the County e i uty of {:mmly Clerks to Yeuanal nmpcrl{ tax'to the tax they may find the uncollocted tax nesessed for 1f the tax or nsserement on property 1lablo to tazatfon 18 prevented from belng collected uly made and lins gu far re e TOREIGN. chlef nows Is that Leschjanin, with the Scrvian | 8he was o promising young lady, e Timok corps, has agaln_mads an attack on tho | yeara of age, towl I 3 Wearly 19 “Turklah Thos meat Vel Trvor on tho 18t | D beets patd wple atwonds 2ot Bleitn 3‘(]}:; s)erl;‘vlmz n{nfi(l-l’}g‘ullclt{!ns aneukhmcroly 'i' l.l ———— chmaonit ol ¢ Timok ariny which exceute nank. RAILROADS. RAILROAD IIVALRILY, tho movcinent n;inlnut one flank of Oaman Tasha’s army, Although tho Serviana succeed- The following is an editorial fn the Toronsy Matlof Saturdayt ed, according to thielr own account, in earrying three of thel ntrenchments, they admit that in ::anln?q;llonsu nl(‘ l{w .f“""‘fmxm? rcm(urm{\i?nta hich the Turks had received, they wera obliges to retire, From the 'l‘mknh’wi‘nn. it appears | It soulll """.-;““"’-’x B rery """“1'-"1"«1'° And miy, that the Serviaus attacked with oightcon batal- | f2ken view Filisars :,'“{'lf“’;'x‘“,;';"“::‘:.' o reduri g llons, nnd were completely ronted, 108Ing | fhi. to Lo stre, it it 1a this and sumethine ::“h besdon, It is o war not merely of rival i Lt of rival citiess and until (0s (act be' compnt hended we shall never properly understand oy Further Rumors Regarding the Horrible Atrocities in Bulgaria. Seven Thousand Dead Bodies Rotting Since May 12, I ; ol vo guns, two ammunition wagons, And ¥ at Batok. scven artillery horacs, hesldes o Inflgo qhnnllly of arms and ammunition, To Judgo ol tho ex- tent of the Bervian defeat, wo must walt for more reliable information thau oftcial buliotins, whether 8ervian or Turkish, ara wont to furnish us with, One thing, however, scems clear— that the defeat, though it may have entalled heavy loss on the Serviana, haa not been siuch ns to form really a turning point In the war, which would be the caso i the Servian forces on the Tinol were rendlered Invn“nblu of holding thelr Imqulon at Baltschar, Efther Osmany Fasha hns et pass another good opportunity lke that of thie 12th, or elso his success wus one of those Talf-victorics which have hitherto characterized this war, The repeated nttacks of Leschjanin on the Turkish intrenchments, fully show that tho Bervians are fully awars “of the danger which threatens them from that alie, the conditions and the probabllitics of the syt nre. A New York paper, apparently withoup -«' celvinz thie iteel, inentions clrcm@tauce hiy ielp to mnke the fact plainer to Ay one wha keepy. it Tu viow. larly in tha prescnt yenr. wid florca compotition. golng on, the mhlmn,! & Ohlo ond the Pennsylvania Centeal carrjpy grain from the West to Balthnore and Philadeiph 8t rates thnt drow 10 thes cithen a Tty yoluge:} tha tendu that formorly went to Nuw York. pg Aprli Tast Vandarhilt writhdraw from the compae Ly whichs theso cltlea had _heen galning at' thyee: penso of New York, and subscquently lig gp, nounced his intentlon of carrylng graiti to Koy York at rates an low s thoso at which 1L waa by carried to tival seabonrd citler, What he declaye, ha waould fnelat upon was the establishment of ny, forin rates from Chica, Sixty V.lllngcs Destroyed, and the Inhabitants Tortured. | Nearly All This Morning’s War Newn. Spiced to Suit Turkish Taste. The Glorions Infidels, According to John Bull, Immensely Successfule to all th Servians Flooing Bsfore o Coupla of Ba- 0 _seaboat v ~thus piacing them all on an cquality ll“hh'u n Fegarty The fact alone of Osman Pasha’s being thero | Inland carrlage, and making tho issio of shaws, Qousing of tho Moon, Eta, without cven attempting to do nnytthg hins | Fleuley © to " depend | wiion cominand o S leem uftien to paraiy themoventont o tho | St 1 e, 18 EHch S b main Servian ariny towards Nish, The Timal ote, tem, to . Hgflm‘_ £ army was uonsldi:rnbly reluforced, mostly by Bif '’ dotirminon to sdlicre, Now Yori. ity claimed, is rapldly recavoring what atio liad Jost of hor old supreinacy, The old cnmgncl. fixed pagy onumllonfi: basla: what Vanderblit hos ret i, self to ostabilsli [n tho syatem of equol rateaty g nenboard cities, irrespective of differences of nij,. age. Under the former, Baltimoro ad Vidlsdg, phin had for n whilo 5 conits por bushel {he adryg. "‘2{9 of Now York an fecjght from Chlcasa; now, it Vanderblit can compel It, tho rates will'be aljys to all scabonrd polnts. ‘That the differcncsber twween the two sysiems of IR raten 14 most i, portant may be comprehended n glance . though to realize fully the cope sequences, to the Canadian railways, of change from ono to the other, s0omoconsiden. tion may be roquired. 1nt that New York Is gaip. ing whila her rivals are losing by the the reteg change, I8 cortain. Tho woeek ending Apil 1870, l’h"ndellfllln‘ Balthnore, and Boston togety. et received 47, 000 bustiels of corn, nagainst o 55,000 recolved at Now York, Dt tho week end: Ing tho 15th Inst., Now York received 1,161,539 bughels of corn. agalnat 020,450 buehcls recelved st tho other threa ports combined: whilo receiring also 1,204,200 hushels of wheat in cxcess of fhy recolylts of Philadelplila‘and fuston togather, s receiptant Hoston belng merely nominnd, Callway rlvalries may bo accommodated and my ceaso; o few rallway mognates may meet In sozy Tiotel parlor and make up,thole differences in s hour or two, aud docree peico instend of war, Fa dlfferent, however, {s It with tho rivalries of citier; thesa are permancnt, and can never bo donc any with. Nothing that rullway managers cando ey extingniah the risaley between New York and (b citica to the routh of her on one hiand, or hetweey New York and the cities to the north of her on th other. This cloment of permanence, which aftachey to the rivairies of citle, muat be takon into account men of the Second Contingent. But so ‘have the' Turks been relnforced, 5o that at a low cal- culation they muat have about 25,000 men to- guumr, and still troops arc being sent np to Viddin. If, In spite of this, Osman Pasha re- mnins innctive, there must be somo truth in the statement that he has orders to walt. In the meantime, he secms to fecl, uotwuhztnndlug thie attacks of the Servinns, so safc in his posi- tion that he neglects the inost common measures of precautlon, ~Thus the Servian columns could cross the Timok and get almost to his rear with- out belng percelved. TURKISIL AND ANTI-TURKISIT YOLUNTERRS, Corresponslence London Tintex, THRRAPIA, July 18.—The enlistment of volun- tecrs 18 Incessani, and {t gives Stamboul, Pera, and every town on tho Bosphorus o look of animation and o stir strangely contrasting with the habitual n{muxy of Orfental lfe. Large steamers freighted” with lrregular troops aro dnily leaving the Golden Horn, the cheers of the departing men vising shrill and long above the din and bustle of the ordinary traflic of the restless waters of the Stralt. The drum of the enlisting _parties, heading squads of un- couth and riff-raff-looking recruits, s heard in every villago, A special commission charged” with “the ecxanination and or- §nnlmtlon of tho voluntcers sits dally at the craskierate, under the presidency of “Mithad Pashn. ‘The volunteers aro to be commanded by ofilegrs of the regular army—an army ol ready too sadly deflcient in able officers. Othier Committees are at work In other parts of Stam- LownoN, Aug. 7.—A lctter to the Dally News, dated Phillpopolls, July 81, saya the investiga- tion Into the recent atrocities Is procecding, It will probably bo reported that sixty villnges have been burned sud 1,200 persons kilied. M. Schuyler thinks the reports of the atroci- ties committed Dby the Bulgarians are un- founded. ON TORROR'S HEAD. ‘Thero aro horrible scencs at Batok, Scvon thousand bodies have been lying thers slnce May 12, rotting in the sun. No crime fuvented by Turkish feroelty has been left uncommlitted. There I8 urgent need of aeslstance for starving fawnilles. £ GREAT 13 ALLAIL LoNDOK, Aug. 7.—A dispatch from Widdin to the Standard says the mews of the capturc of Gurgusovatz by Erjoob Pusha’s army, which continues it narch mnorthward, caused Osman Tasha to defer lis attack on Softschar, where ho awalts Erjoob's nrel- val. The main Servlan army has probably retired, and Saltschar i only held by a guard, Erjoob shonld joln Osman in two days, and thelr united forees will then mureh on Parot- schin, Osman's soldiers are fmpatient of de~ lay. Little moro fighting Is anticlpated. Tho Sorvians never fnce Turkish troops. The | boul. An Alhanian horsc-dealor at Beschichtach | Shen wwe uuocuialo o the prabable contiumncea latter nro mow moving, I ex- | hasarmed and equipped at his expeuso 50 Alba- R Raint o5t onaidoration of prio o peet to lear goon thot Servia | WADE who_have alrcady set out for Bcutariin | ance, without attemptiny to lay down tho nitimuty Tea sned for pesco. Tho ‘war fa vistuall Albanta. Ho has suppifed thein with a Turkish | conclusions to which it miay be'expected to lead. i ; Y | liea ‘wu 6d) ench for thelr traveiling expenscr, - finished at Nisha, Tho entire Turkish army in | placing them in this respect in better conditlons | GRAND TRUNK AND GREAT WEST. the fleld, excepting the forces at Sophia and In Bosnia und Albanis, numbers 78,000, with fifty squadrous of cavalry.” TUE OTHER WAY. The Standard’s Rngusu special nnnounces that #o Turks havo nbandoned Klek after destroy~ ing fortifications, GUEAT 18 ALLATL, AQAIN, A special says the capturo of Gurgusovatz was n splendld victory, Both sldes fought des- perately, The populution fled to Paratchin, whither 800-wounded have beon taken, SOME LESSTURKISI DIBFATCIRS. than those who are in the immediate service of the Government, who only recelve thelr rations ~—when they can get themi—but no pay, and are left thus to pay themsclves at the cost of o fignw(ul country, Aud wo learn from tho irquie, that nt Adrianople, All Pehlevan $ls authorized to raiso a volunteer corps of 10,000 men, of whom he s to have the command, with the rank of Bimbashi." As o contrast to this multitude who are_sent forth as chainplons of tho Crescent wo had tho other day a boatful of 700 Croations and Montcnufi;lnn, who left us for tho avowed purposo of enlisting on thoothor side, and who by thiis time must b in the front ranks of Prince Nikita’s army. I told you of thelr departure in a former letter, but I did not . ERN. After many weeks of negotiation tho aboye named ronds have arrived at the following ngree ment. It goes futo effect a3 soon ns the contert between the Grand Trunk and American line is over: The Presidenta and Boards of, the Grand Trank, and Great Wentern Rallway Companics of Canads, have ngroed that the competitive trafllc, Uetween thoto companic, atiall be dlvided, on a'plan sli. 1ar to that cstablished for many years, under th *+ Gladstone Award, " {n this country. The mauagers are therofore instructed to meet without dolay, and, takingin turn each townor district served by the two companics, aro to ar The Dally Telgraph'a Vienua to\ggram says | mention that they wero ' nccompanled | fange the percentago for the divlelon of the trafte, Moukhtar l’lnlulm 18 in o desperato situation at | on board the Austrion Lloyd = steamer 4 '?&",‘,.’.LE‘L:‘:}“&M‘%’#.‘:;.%” that o porcentsgs, ‘Trebinje and I8 expected to surrender. :’g‘! n“{mm““‘v‘v‘lfl‘m n',llll(nlay ?::ltfll: gg‘n‘z for workln§ expnnnef \rllll be ullm:]cd to lha Com+ The Widdin nemy 18 operating againet the | yfeitjonatelenvo; that theyall wero armed with B e P ne. Servian General Leschjanin. A Paris correspondent of the Times remarks that the people ace surprised that England and France huvo not sent military nttaches to watch officially the Eastern war. Owing to ab- senco of offlelul information, it lins been possie blo to fabricata telegerams for finsoclal opero~ tlons. Tho Presldents and Boards are \'err‘{ unwilling, fa the firat fustance, to appoint a third yorty to'de. cle between the managers when they dlife; they profer to instrict tho wanagars to mako u poseibio concensions, bearlng tn mind the want of soch an aresngement as 15 now contemplated it likely fo Do far moro disadvantageuus tian sy alight loss (n the percentage clnfmed, "They thereforo’ desire that, by compromies sl mutusl concesslon, theso 'agrevincnts msy bi ‘brought abont, withont further Instructions fron thia slde, or the Introduction of an umplre. Loxnox, July 8, 18756. PEDESTRIANISM, Spectal Dispatch to The Tvibuns. LASAtLE, 1L, Aug. G.—John J. Gerazhty, goodl rifles, aud had in thelr sashcs that armful af pistols, ataghans, ete., which constitutes the most_essentinl part of “their ordinary flnery. The Turkish authorities would haye objccted at Jeast to tho carbines and sabre-bayonets, but the Consuls Insisted that to go about armed was & custom in these men's country, and that they were ns fully entitled to carry 'a gun as a cntleman in olden times to wear o sword, f[nny of these men were in the Acrvice of wealthy Turks as cooks, coachmen, ete., and the Grand Vizier, Mchemet Rushdl, observed that **§t was rathicr hard that his own gardencr should be found nmnong the combatants in his enemlcs’ runks," v AN INTERVIEW WITIL PIUINCE MILAN, MILITARY OPERATIONS. SeMLIN, Aug. 6.—Two thousand voluntoers, belongingtothe Army of the Drinz,areadvancing foto Bosnla, They complain of lack of efficient oflicers, Col. Autitich defeated the Egyp- tlan divislon yesterday on the road Mr. Forbes, correspondent of the London | tho youthful podestrian, of Mendota, fintshel etween Bolitza~ ond - Novl Bazar. The | Dally News, writing irom Paratiin (near Alex- | his walk of 100 miles ot Butcher HIall, fn this Bervian forcen undor Gen, Horvatoviteh, | lwatz), July 14, thus describes bis nterviow with | city, lnst evening, In23 hours and 85 minntes, Prince Milan, of Scrvla: 1 had on Interview with Prince Milan this morn- ing. The Prince [ tall, stout, very muscular, and greatly tesembles Princo Napolcon, but la more wobllo. He !lpcnlm with great fluency, and even cloquence, e dilated with much anbination on {he tmity of the Bervian pooples, The Bosnian: the Scrvlans, the Ilerzogoviniany, had all identica! characteristics, the same custums, nrlrln. and Curistlon _faith, It was lmpossible for Greece and Servia any longer to remiain aulescont lpcflnlnulnr the nlnl)fulu pr'ilclt‘llcml ;)y tll;:: T“I:;“ DEATIIS, on kindred_races, Ho was AIE FOT THO Willle | A A A A i s Ay drawal of tho ‘Turks trom Bosnla and the Herzogo: TALL—On_ tho Oth inst., Lllzabeth, wife of ¥ina, and would not sheatho his sword untll this | James B. Hall, aged G2 years and 10 duy-.o was stismed. 1le commented somowhat tartly on Funeral will take placo Tucaday, at 2 fln My England’s attitude favoring tho Tnrkish status quo from her Iate residence, 284 Calumct-av., by car s o counterbalance agalnat Russia. The success | riagesto Oskwaod. of Servia, hie pratested, would in nothing Lo of ad- TIOWE—AL Chierry Valley, Sunday morning, Aug. vantago to Mussia, The Esstern questioncould | 6, Eliza, wife of Wileon Ifowe,, of paralysie, only b solved by force of arms. Turklsh rule iy o Fup at her Intu residence, Cherry Valley, falschood. 'Tutkoy exists but on paper. Its | Monday, Aug. 7, at 2 o'clock, Nnauces are rotten, its Uovernmont corrnpt, ita TIIOMPSON—Sundny, Aug. 0, Maggle, beloved very telegrams are lics. It claimed and colebrated | aguphter of Mrs, C. G, Thowpson, uged 18 yean a victory over Leschjanin at Znicar, wherenathreo | and7 months. Turkisli assnults thoreon wero ubiorly unauccensful, after five days' fighting near Tressibaba, evacu- oted Qurgusovatz yesterday and occupled a posltivn between Gurgusovatz and Banja, TIOUMANIA, LoKDON, Aug. §.—A telegram from Bucharest. announces that a now Minlstry hastcen formed, with M. Bratiano President of the Council ond Minister of Finance, and M. Jouvezen Ministor of Forcign Affairs, THE CATHOLIO ALDANIANG, Dispateh a Londun Timer, - VIENKA, July 21,.—Yon may reinember that repentedly reports lave arlsen according to which Montenegro had endeavored and Aue- cecded In enlisting the Catholics d\\'ulllufln the mountaing on Llie castern shores of the Lake of Seutari for her cause. The endeavors havo been fndeed going on for some time, and ot ihis very moment two Montenegrin envoys are with the Miridites, the most numerous aud influential of theso Catholic Albanfans, In order to induce then to Join tho Montenegring and take ad-) Taving spent 4 hours and 15 ininutes of the tins in resting, He suffered much durlng thelut 50 miles from blistering of the feet, hut pr formed tho last 6 miles (i n galiant manner kbt S e piisid v il AN e AN DUNCAN—AL 077 Indlana-av., Auz. U, 1870,t¢ wifo of John 1), Duncan, Esn., of uson. vantage of the opportunity to estublish de facto’| ~ Tho I'rince then guve an acconnt of the uillitary ey g L, at10 that Iudcpendmlllu which they have, to a | position, and eXpianod tho renson of ts prosent 1,,}313;[:’" sty on "Tupuilny, Bib lauk, ot cortain point, ab lesst, clatned lways | comparative Inacilon of Tehernayefl, on the march | ggr=gt. Louls papers pleaca copy. S Tt Tne . tact alune thug | With efzlit hattations northward along the esslerlt | popparAN_Tn this elly, Aug, 0, at 2:30 p. Montenegeln enyoya with sucha mission are ,fl.’::;‘l:ic,",z‘.’“,"l‘\fldz‘fi‘,f“:;n"‘:°;""°,‘,'vl:,‘,‘ 8 fi‘l’.' mn of | of paraiysle, Jacob Fortman,” aged 58 Years recelved und tolernted by the Mirldites shows [ couland héids Ak:Palanks and the Clusura ¥ monthe. fiow great tho mistake wust have been which Notico of funeral hereaftor, the Turks have committed in thelr polley with regard Lo Albanfn, In olden times the Mirdites, men of singulor braver have heen among the most usctul auxtilarles of Turkey in all her wars, above all against the Montenegrius, whom a8 schismatics necording to their view, they have always considered ns o sort af hereditary en- cmles. But whils always remdy to follow the Turklish stundard In timo of war, the Mirldites nnd all the rest of the Catholic Albanians viaimed to bo masters In thelr own moun- tains, ruled \[? -thelr own clun_Clicftains, Ever sincs the Enstern War the offorts of the ‘Turks hiavo been dlreeted townrds duurn‘\‘lng this self-government pud towards reducing these mountaitivers to thu level of the other uulmln- tlons, At after tho end of the Inst Montene- grin War, in 1802, Omar Pasha used the military superlority he possessed to carry out his plans in this respect, BIb Doda, the ‘most influcntial of the Chieltuins, was arrested, and when he died his young son waa taken to Constantinople, where he remaina up to this dn?'. Inyain, hith- erto, have been all the steps talen hy'ulo Mirl- dltes to et the son_ of thele popular” Chieftaln buck ngafu, 18 alko has the advics tendered by tho fricudly Powers, CATHOLIC OPINION IN PAVOIl OP TURKEY. Iapatch to Ioniton Times, Rowme, July 18.—The expression of Catholie nplnlm-in fuvor of Turkey dally becomnes nioro marked, Tho Osservators Komano, replylng to the observutions sade fu tho Liveral " papers upan the attituds malntalned by the Vatican re- rarding tho events passing {n the East, asks how it comes that they who have outraged the Church fn n varlety of ways enumerated, and are l)rc paring new atlifctions for her, should suddenly manifest so much tenderness for our religion. If thoy ato uplmm:d to tho causc of ‘Purkey beeauss 1t 1s thut of burbarity, why did they 80 warnily support it twenty-two years Nu Turka'hiave Euletl thoe defle at Novl Bazar, ie Turke and Borviuns are confronting sach other chind carthwarks. Legchjanin is holding hisown on the castern frontlor, ~ Allmpica, after desperato fighting around Belina, I8 co-operating succeas- fully with the Dlosnfan’ insorgents, Montenegrin co-oporation i thorough aud hearty. “I'lie Prince concluded u Jong conversation by an emphatic declaration that Servia would ficht to tl:o 1ast gasp for the emancipation of {he Chrlatiana of Boania and the Horzegovina from Turklsh oppros- Won, from the viliatny of the Pashkas, and the atroc- itick of the Dashl-Bazouks, who, pending the declaration of war, had ravazed tho frontier vil. lages. ‘Tho quostion was no nnf;cr one for diplo- mucy or negotiation, Thoe peoplo had taken it out of the hands of Qovernments and diplomstists, It was a natfonal quostion. Hewas merely the inatru- nient of the nngovernable impulee of the psople. 1le professed n high regard for English publlo opinlon, und rejoiced it was turning in favor of Hervia and the Christian racce sgainst Turkish op- presalon, MEDICAL, EUPEON! Cares Rhoumntiem, Nearalgln, Burns, Drulscs cte, Bew cortlficates of well-known citizena, VAN SCIIAACK, STEVENSON & REID, Ag'th 2 and (4 Randolph-st. AUCTION SALES, “BANKRUPT SALE. TUE ENTIRE BTOCK OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Btoro Fixtures, Countors, Bhow Casos, &¢y Of THOMAS J. BIRCHLER, Dankrupt, TUES?AY HORNING, Ang, 8, at 10 oelock t our Salesrooms, 118 and 120 Wabash-av. Dy order of ROBT, K. NS, Assignce. WAL A, BUT Auctloncers. By G, I’ GOV U8 and 70 Wabn No. 1 Grovoland-court, Cor. Vincennes-ay., Letween Thirty-saventh and Thir ty-clghth-as, On Tiieaday, Aug. 8, at10u'clock prombs PLEGANT FURNISHED RESIDENCE, or Bults, Marble-Top Ghiamber Seia MurbleT2 8, Whatnots, licdsteads, Dureaus hockers, E1* Mlrro oy Chisits, Tiall cuing: TRANCE, LANGE PIRE. Pamis, Aug. 6.—A large sugar refinery in Nantes was destroyed by firo last Friday, One man was killed aud several ‘were injured. The 1oss 1s not exactly lknown, but witl amount to several milliun francs. ———————— THE WEATHER, Wasniyaroy, D, C., Aug. 7—1 a. m.—Fortho Upper Luke reglon, higher harometor, westerly wind, gradually backing to southerly, slight chnuge in teperature, and clear or clearing yeather, LOCAL ORSERYATIONS, Cutoa00, Aug. O, urs T, | Bar. 147 Tlu)__Wind, n M Engravings, Refrigerators, as e Nirensts, Sprigs. I1odiig, Vaner azol Tho Osservalore suys: BRI, T, [20,00| 731 B3 B, W., fre 4 Cook i Shiish 1 r ot ] Slalr S 1t was then that the bafiding up of your Klug. | 1ML B 0 B AR W e ?‘LEII’X“L-:S‘{MH"-HJ'“ e nts, T "oase 354 dom contnanced, mud whiah 1 fuct, 1o of Turkieh il B0 Wi, Fiatod Waro, orav-cians owliug Machlie, o, &6 orliln, tha uld fmpose u ou the obligation 70| Wo freatt " - OF T tilude, hud piroveut you. 1 anty. for shamo’ B AT CATALOUUE. AUCTION SALE OF valis, from now calivne Diiquitous, barbarlc, and | yyyiimarn vhermamster, 8. - Alalmai. 10 ! p iU |1\|mml:|ullmv.whh:h twenty-two years bacls UKNENAL OUSKUYATIONS, 390 proclaiied to o fuat, nobie, and Woly. _ nde- A o5 —3Midaliht. flu s UBS BI‘ ondent, BOWeVer, of the antaEontan between you | —er———=peem e e e e !‘mfl as, ‘»\‘Euh 1s lur‘idamcnlnlunml tucutablo, Yo | Siationey dry Thr.) _iind. _ Rl Weather. y oll you that you do very wrong in encuurag. 7 % me y‘lml X your xnu’n’l whlu‘vl lc:nml!nu‘xa | M On WEDNESDAY, Aug, 0, at0:30 2, m. dlapuls which, whistover mav, bo, the reault o0 Clesn, Frouh Fall Goads, fncluding full tines of willin any eaed turn out talallyLro Serela, Sup- 40141 our BULKER BoOTS, ;ux\{ wartauted, Wil & osiny, deed,— thin o ot dogrl A ; B e G orvia. whout romalny Victorigue, 0.4 offered, - Goods ready for Tuspection Moadsyy Europo will nover consont, at least for the presont, 30:05) GEO, . GORE &C0., toBeria, Montcgogro, sid the otor litle siaice 30.09] 8 aud 70 Wabash. av conlll;ufinx an nnnlfndtfillll }dnu om, 1, iow: 0.0 ——_—__———:%)‘ ever, hy an hypothesis s jcsd adinly i the % B N e (O Satopcan Fowors migit be induced to ausont lo i By JAS. P, McNAMARA & €04 thn‘l; umtln wlml r:mul‘nhmvt:ly lnmflt \;num 'g n‘w- 50, 141 117 Wabasti-av., N. W. cor, Madison-at. gether others than thu Servians, who at tho jast 30, W) E‘numum wuuldt find that they bnd sustalned foorful 30,06 1,000 lots Boots, Shocs, and Slippers at Auction 1abor aud shed much blood jn acting the part of tho cat In drawing the chustnuty from the fire to by cuten by others. The Voca della Verita says that, liko the Devll, who dresscd imaolt ns @ monk that ho might the better lumgt somo one, tho Liberals now musquerade as Christians {n order to {uducs thy Cutbulles to elds with the revolution in the Eaati but it m!muu it opinion that between Turkey,which,though Hulmlllnlu!ln,‘mmllll ro- Higlous liberty' to Catholics, und the Kevolution or schismatic Intolerance whichisuppreasesit,the d‘:fi:w between the two evils canuot be uucer- taln, Tutudsy Morning, Aue. 8, b 53 o'clock. Frceh, new, acasonable xomlu. kS 1 HeNAMALK & CO., Auctioncers | OBITUARY. Special Correspandence of The Tribune. Niuzs, Mich,, Aug. B.~Thomas H. Btevens, senlor member of the firm of Btevens & Bel- knap, dicd this morniog, of consumption. Mr, ol 8, posscased fine busincss ability, was quite | yAMES . aic mellthy, snd was respeeted by all who knew . A & CONFEUTI UNEII_Y POt ke R CELEBRATED lim“n the Union—czpresscd 9 8l parte. 10 and_upward 3 45, 40, G0c per B, Addied order u(fi'&‘usu. Coutese uoaer, Chicaza, Speciol Correspondence of, The Tribune, Mapison, Wis.,, Aug, 5.—Tho fricnds hereof the Hon. Horace ' Ruble, Minister to Switzer land, were pained to learn to-dsy of the death of his only “daughter, Kate, of diphtheris, at erlin, whero sho waa speading a ghort time. TR "lfl“:“'hflllfi“’ll‘}fl 1ZVOR. Diapatch 1o London Tiines, Vicus, duls Sk ot “Tue et of war the The funeral will tako place from thoir home, No. .