Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 7, 1877, Page 2

SO g < L VHIVAGU AandoUlva! WhLDNWGSDA L, mAnUir ¢ lodd, g e epronronat spac ocaied: (he | LT O ot Wielanes | SRS et (s MNP $F | BSESmeich B o iirsottie |~ FOREIGN. SRR SE AR T |t Cemstatnals o P i, o B e e L e e Hly | of Howe i regart to tho courso to be pursuod | Wil bo seen that Mre. Haves has chiosen sisles | document: Trom dicane oo :'l‘:gv"’.'s;%"m'fl'on'l"..."fi“y"fl::’; begwoen Sorvin and the Forta ara thus fetorey, erning the Misslssippl and Lonislana con- | and material highly sppropriate for dresses {hat | Tho events of the Inta Presidental electiom, and 5 5 The Montencerin delegates hiave vislted D RS AAMER s ane 4y with Sunidanca | Labte DUt ho Rtion wha takon: may havo historic itcrest. he inal emnit, form & period I tho hisiory of the | The Powers Said to Have Agreed | Bifficresiens coct m v o ASand APt of | Got, Mok andk the Forcign Miniatar re 0 vhiat hie. policy wiil bo 7 puibile._question RESIGRATION OF JUDAE DAVIS, TR INAUGURAL RECEPTION DRR:S alion whic domands sarhent Wonghim conc ime upon a Reply to Russia bly more than fell In tho battic of Knlevcha, which, | gotlations commence w-dnf. A coneilintory dig. Dut It shaws that, henot only fakes deep Inter- | The President has recelved a letter from Sen- | 18 one of that rarc description in which extreme | mediato action. \henn Prcaldent who has beo p ply . though only lasting fonr huure, declded the fate of | position appenrs to provail on both sidos, - 1t 1y hat men is, resigning from the Supreme Court. | clegance is combined with charming simplicity, | defeated in inatalled by frand, it in timo £ho campafgn. _Tmproveid means of transport will | stated that, after the conclusion of peace wi 2t Intho prosnerity of Uhe St Bt be s | ey R Rers, prjvalo Secheiary ot Prace | 1t 1 comtposeu of Dlask. silky velvets md pao ehaald dnd ont sama mods fo'panish tba crime snd ’ ; zemave Inin dimeaity of tine ont of the way of tho | Montenezrb, a Turkish oflicial of Mgh tani sy foteilizent, underasundiog of Uia diftio t Hayes, took posscssion of his offico this | biuc satin} the latter matertal, however, enters Itnde th Which Will Praise the Czar's Effortafn | Ruwians, Following the modern plan of Teaving & | fie disphtched on' in extraordinars misor ) tho situstion, andof the reeds of people.” Ian HAyen 100K, posicas e into the facinga and Linings only. 16 18 Tade 1 | which has ves Lon oeraatteted fa sole momniery Behalf of Turkish Christi rtion of (o army tomewhal lnrger than that'of | gl tareign Cabinets, Tt s IENIE yot to fars, c,":‘;“},”f;‘:fi‘f"o’&‘““!:;t abalnmuzanlwldres X {ho Princess form, without overakirt or drapery: | Foro than asawsination, and lrs Honoragie thar ans, fie ensmy pecupying ihe fortrern to favest It | tell tho rosulk of tho negotiations hetweon Aire: eakons more enrlosity than Iniereat, Reach: S0UTII GAROLINA, nderrots oF vel7eh: Whleh o v 1n Q60D aeke | 115 evitation by taaaremeof Lanicof thariiems S . B e A O ea | e, thot, boch. aptlen, ihert oot iog Lihigh pléco by, mieada atleily shostls € TA® A TANTTON LOOK. o pub. | 1008 on tic lower ed{;v‘ and el over o tendouh | and not by tie et aword o the sldicr; 141s acath | Bat Will Glvo No Matorlal Support to | i3 oF, (e Jorihconing osmplgn by thot of | 1o p sirous of e apirit and_purpose = : & venom of tho Rerpe no s ani By airicie 5 b indamenlal | i mers. tht nior Cordon | 51 i T 18 ik TN | F Tt Ol SISO R et | Mussn's Sehomen of Conquest, | fnt o RteT ek sttt 07 My | P anw coxmrmon on somaar, e D niaver thoy Toay oo, have moue of it meieht | letter from President Mayes promising to withe | #atin, and finished on thie edge witl & doule iy And, dewperato - loalors - gf the et ok Moltke, whit the "’l;;rmlm 170,000 men. | Rusia will not bring unquallfed blessings to which would otberwine attach to tiiem, Tho | draw the troops from the support of Gov. {:‘l'n‘licglwm:! :::‘ll’;'_""!’; Teion_ 0L tha BALS [ision " “of wor, have reverved the Tarkey, It Is Bollaved, Will flnhlly Ao | 4 the Ottomans, All necounts recetved here from fdden by tho velvet | fenth, 00,000 men for, purposes of fuvalon, has now d “onstantl liether ) u Arcatnay b considered an enlarged and rv- | Chamborlaln in South Carolina s untrue, but | §'yimed brck and linad with satin,and the lawer | Hietered fne pane o it with 8 fack o shamn. 210,000 men, and an army of £0.000 1 rererve, | Conetantinopls, whethet from sourcos frknaly x friendly to the Turks, represent tho cop. ed edition of the letter of Bcceptance, | g ganator has such nssurances from thoss | edgo finished with a platting, A mero descrip. | fal that Amenicans. will blonn 10 read it; & fonl oopt the Joint Programme, e e iraahee, maile fur the parpnt of realet. | G aie . vary Ao fn s Jke thabs documenty hfl‘.: ‘g‘:m}‘f"fl','vi nour Presidont Hayc as give bim occaston 1o | Hoh eaunot convey an'ldea of this portion of whe | biot 1o the. record of eivilizad peoplen, Eandin £ {neinls force ";."‘n"‘x‘f’l‘,'“‘g':;l"'fi’;"',:}‘{': L o | e rpponient, g may oy o pate. the right to expect when questions of | believe that within s fow days Gov. Hampton | dress; like and yet unlike rever, It is caught up | *da by side with tho assassination of Lincola an 100, s too, 1t would be'nbanrd to compare the progress | thorough ly pro-Turkish, writes under date it 1at sl third of tho way below the | 1he usurpation of Napoleon 111 The Hepublican n | made by Tarkey with that made by Rassia, e 10 el o SOny dl great magnitudo and vital importarice are under | will bo left uuembarrasted and In undispated Qusho onfined by Inndeome 1004 And ends fony e mpon!lb‘sioufl.r? neible mof only at CGomments of the Hugopean Press upo TRy dsansti L hat made by Rassis, ainlit | of Feb. 'lz'ur’[":ll";‘fl:., " only ‘r,ln T:gnm?:g: iscnesion. This weakneas Is sncclally notiten« | pogeession of the Executlve office of Bonth | ir'celvat Hned with satin, On the Jatt skle tho ington and In Loulsiaoa but els . the Bituation in the Enst. provements In the act of war have similarly pro- | have ot back 1a the old groove. The conal bl In the trestment of Southern affairs, The [ ooy #ame form of trimming terminates whers the | . Tho address is a long-winded document, snd fremsed, Audyol, in spito of Jesser numbers, of | yioy et g vt A ot most carcful reading falls to convey any clear 10N MADE DY PRESIDENT mATES' IN- | satin-lined velvot pocket I8 placed, Tho effect | the author moved its sdoption. - sring Lo traversa a country almont destitata of | o0 b B Cn O L retorme the conprehen- fdea of what {a to Ue done In the two Btates | INPRESSION M. Tacoful and stylish A gray-headed wind-bag named Curran ov- | (o1 the Mexi Bandit, Sei roads,of having to waato time on ateges, of plague, 1 : ey re. towand which all eyca are tarned, W are fur- AgouBAL, I verty Fonsoral o et et | posca thc clnase in the nddress which committed | 00Tting, the can Bandit, Sen= | and of ottor obrtdelon which cannot farly 'bo put | auires are clementary, lying best In the scape of nished with a liberal quantity of pleasant platl- [ Corumpia, March 6.—~The inangaral address sggfl&;wz"f‘tm‘o SeRiat, 'The alk, nstead of | he Younz Democracy to peace, His volo was tenced to Bs Bhot. down ne smong tho probabilities of a campaiun | action of n well disposed autocracy. Midhat sgninet Rusela, Turkey waa beaten, and a provinca | Pacha nsed the constitution ably enough to fof| tudes, but not ang plain, eniphatic declaration | of President Hayes meets with the most cordial | Ponciiaden by the velvet, Is brotight of thy | f0F *blud," and hia wanted to fight, His bellls : rogained Tor civilization. o Conforence. DUt fo aopIyIng (o from which the future coursa of tho Federal | npproval here, Its expreasions in regard to tha | oatside, whero W1s cut tnto tares well defined f",iglg’:fig“gfl'\ [otilnobaekine, iaisetat THE TDAST : n every hand cvidénca sccamnlates which | his judgment took him it sdsile. ’n?.f:fim."r: e o I et ny - Wtherford B, | Boutbern pollcy of the new administration are | scallops on either sido, which button ovar e (o S1opHIol of U addross was dlscuseadat B o e oot i moer oy g brepared and Turkey fass | that the old Influcnces that perverted the lfe of Hayes, indler's lastard Fresident, was swoes | regarded_by the people na certain [ndlcation of | Yolvob, thus preserving the fdca of a velrot un- 0g nated upon it, and 1t s finally accepted, i Botteve: ; 1 hav fted tho highest milita | Abdul Azlz and brought him to destructlon arg 10 dischiarge the duties of an office to which hie | tha recogniifon of Hampton's Government, con- | derdress. square vest of velvet s dlaclosed, ficr pomoTarthior desultory discateion, the Lonnox, March 0.—The Pall Jall Gazettesays | (SUSVE, Lhiro conuited neations whien sy e | now bus{‘nbnnt thoso of his noptiew. Mahmoud s of the samo material, lincd with p f Gen. Iquatiofl’s missfon, that England have | Neddim Pacha has permission to return to C had not been elected, and i wsurpation of the | kequently an era of peace and prosperity ia now | The collar h meeting adjourned till next Tueaday ovening. | Of Gen. Iauaticf’s missfon, that England can- | case of war, wonld be fkelicst to win. I have ton ot rlghta of the fawlaly-sloctod Chiel Mpiairats, | Sondently expeded e ircops wil ba with. | matinand filed fa wifh ruchings of eropo Hiseo R e waRD REpuntsoagn - "6 | ‘hot eotsent o an Arangement. which would pokon Wit Eoroponn sldiers o by recently | atantinople, and Abeaham Pachy oncs tho sceny Iiis whircss sbounds fn' platitudes el fng | drawn from, the Stato, Houpe H1 e noxt Jomr | Shapt, faring at the. wrist. it racios of the | 1 The Republicans of the Eighth Ward met at | aimply fix tho time for a gencral scrimmaze over Talkans, and am in 8 position 1o_obiain_ infarmas | {IciT, 16 aled favited back Lo the cplial Mm% vromiscs. It is doubtlcss tbo hypocritical cant | days, The demise h same. The back of the dress descends In & decp | NO: 83 Blite Ialand avenue fast_ovoning for con- | Turkish forritory, unless Europe agreed to give | tlanon tho aiermers aba o oy oo, army, 1 b o, of acorriipt man. 1f sustaineid by his acts, it | the cloction of his successor with the next Leg- 1% 4 of drapery or trimming ference. No busincss was transacted beyond natlun of affalrs and disorder In_ndminiatratiun In, without the s Russia her own way there whon the time cime. o Bummary & fow dags ngo of tha viows of & | novor were more hopeless. Desvotism w, will be a betreyal of the confidence of the men | Isiature, which will be convencd by Hamaton. [ traln, the sppointment of C. Mamer, John Bell, and 3 R ATned atioey, dagenge o theyviows or r a8 who placed him whore he fs. 1t I8 In Keep- CIAMDERLAIVS ARTICITATIONS. \omar s quist dipolty, - Michael Barrett o committea fo confer with & RUBSIA'S IRTENTIONS. tica of heacing i siata s bolief atfonth, and T | 5o¥ef concoutrated in o hslplose au incaa- fug "{'llh ml. chnr‘ncwr.‘ He II::I ln‘“m camn{:’m’ghd" ey B e laration also a part of the outfit, was of a most ex. | similar committea from tho other wanls to | Bzariw, March 0.—The Natfonal Gazette pub- | give hia reanons for it. Thongh he fs altogetlicr a A Dl y yeara' ¢ cere. 1o creature of Morton and handler a3 bilo-Tark, he rces no reason whatever to doubt lence of the affalrs of this country nver that c d here naa | quisito shade of Quaker-gray ik and grena- | 84TCO Upon sonic baals of represcntation by | fishes what It claims I8 an sutbentle communt- [ 7 4 [i8 condition navermea. 80 utterly deplorahi rates abont Civil-Servlce Reform the breath | of Hayes as President waa rocelve: 3 wards In_the coming Town Convention. A hiat Torkey would stand no chance against Russia, c plorshie, TE'the Returning Doards whines. abont patrigte Biatter of course, althaugh ’fil:mcl-{n‘fl';lm:vllfi{ g'fl&ml"1fi}fl.‘?ifl;{.fififif&kfi‘.fim‘i‘fi&'& othér meeting wil batield Tuesday eveniog to ?”0& dfl“"‘"";’l from an "}""}]‘I‘:‘ ‘;l:?“" °‘§ ?l““t- We havo hete st to present timo anotlier military | Olrcumetances novet verew despernin oo they R O A the siena ofeat. of fie irrecontiinblos, oocns. nclon‘g‘;fln oxcept dt fntervals of ten inches, [ FCOTRROLZ the ward club, X Faatiof, tn be conrsantiwbich Jtin et tha Tk g e relodl B 8 peosant o o4 they will bein stroyor of & republican farm of governtno 3 o the prevalent opinion In Bt, Petersburg is that the French army. ~ ile, too, adheros to the tra- | the immediate future. foned a little surprise, but no great disappoint- | when thero was a fuli doublo box piait caught BTOCK-YALD POLITI0H ditional policy of supporting Turkey. But he, tao, TR TURKISIL FONOR IN TIE DALKANS, Imlores th nien whom i hus ewindicd to as- | TR &30S SRTRICTP 1o Brfaldantind fntost, | down st fhe ton. Tho novetty of this tHosiaihe e fac as can o learnod, tho Democrata aro | Tarkey, despaiting of obtalning an_alilanco | s ar oo compotent Asoldios nok to o able 16 din- | A iy Ul Skl TONCR IN TITR DALRANS, Fratulent mheictrate (6 botvay s ‘scoviates | Wil Bave the effect of solsini tho problein of | consisted in tho following arrangoment: Just Ao ans flate for tho comitg spring oloction: | against Russia, will consent to tlio concessions Unguinn bebmeen s wratce and ni bellek. | Hlo18 | fui cly on tho northorh Uochvity of tho Bajias inerime. They bave learned too late that tho | Which of tha dual Governmenta of this Statels | where oach Rl:::’x cv;nra‘ &ubfil;f;l‘:euu::nxcfi l;:ecl;g:: with George Muirhead ns Supervisor, John Ras which are demanded: Russia will, i1 possible, sacceed against Totkey. With altogether excep | FANRe—wlilcl, belng on thu great route from 3 3 lied upon | tom of the 1 but {f {t s unavoldable will prosecute Wallachin to Constantinoble, Is ouo of the ke; recipient of thefr stoln jocs refuses to_mako | 10 exist for the next two years, 1 cal ber na Asseasor or Collector, avold war, bu unavoldable will prosecnto | tional advantages in Joarning tha trath about n 74 3l il of o e s cadetuine e | i, Chamberialy i i views sa th | cot iapg, wyd s curved edgo e, in, pth s it 1 ot oy, und hopee the ot | 4 comifen 3t ho Hirthe, By ol | of the ekin Copaldaethl e e UsrTulo ut B isuRer 4 TTow 0o you regnrd the declaration of Gov, | trizkmiag, —Tis drapery overskict dofies deacrine COLVIN'S RECORD: Towors will obaervo a fricudly noutrailty. tiea ‘atout. the i1l condition” ot that armys. and | alloia of infantry, she sundroys of acas, To3 T (L I [],‘;-cgux‘fl_{:mcnu" tion, Wavo-liko folds cxtendod acrose the LA e T, RATLY TO RUSSIA. gloomily shakes Lis head at the notlon that the | fonr deld bittorieh: "1t 1o ankd thas 0l the et i it {‘,‘,ffimu’m,:fir', e ) +1 regand itas In every respect 8 just andlegal | front, and tlio shawl-sbaped polnt rested diago. | CHICAGO, March 8.—WIll you pleaso Inform | y,0n o March 7—b n. m.—A Times Qapatch ‘urklsh army ie anything lika strong on tho Dan- ositions in the Balkans are o led e et e A o, Ner, Hayes? | declaration, T regand It aa giving effcct not [ nally’ an tho train benind. A fariand. of | your thousands of readers nipon what grounds s T Hardll Gottrament Wi goantl | § onsi s nonita, vl from Vienna says: It scems that the formula | fhy' local apars that It poss 700,000 | Whiclt, amotiuting to 40,000, nra intonded, in ¢ 5 nty to the will of the people, but to the ogul- | mignonette and hellotrope with &' foliage of u assert that Colvin will be the nominee of o NCWEDAD Al passcesca 700, event of war, to be concentrated here. Drinclples, Whother or (ot s practics Will | e called. Involvasd In tho Guestious bofora | gravies hold the. drapory [o placo an e Taft. | Toe. Bacr st e artion o ifanoiainee of | for an anawer to tho Russlan clrcular haa becn | o, Hobody et 1o 8 postion o Taags beyires ) coi 0. Tho that it Los lalf tho numbor. Moroover, what it | Uslkan pnsscs aro occuplod by Infantry and - | the Electoral Cummission and Cangress. Tho | slde down to the train. while s cluster of deli- | coming spring -clection? It 8 well known he | found, and that it is ono on which all the Poyw- B a d ‘the wid e Gre mounted artillery. The arms are good, cop T i T p:»‘sfugl:r":ul;‘:nl!:'en “howiu | action of the Blectoral -Commission will always | cato rosebiuds aid autumn leavoe confined 10003 | it beon'a Topublican sinco 18603 not a fighting [ ers can sgree, so that tholr answors will bo | fs bisherss. bosn Bt baeh 55 Bngtand: ‘oig | aisting chichy of henvy broechionbors.’ T c mnke & bright, puce in our history, because It | and sash cnds of lk on thatight. | Tho entlrs | onc, iowaver, ns hio novor shoulderad & jun of | dentical in esscnco f not fn form, For from | Greaco will be lopt back no jonger, and. tho, fong | health of the troop Is Mord nRfayoratie. T prove :ffi‘fttg’[lll-"‘le&;tlhlnltl::l::‘n :,";;‘Wr todread | o overed In n critféal hour and against vast | edge was finishod with fringe. - Although Ine | rot'within the smoll of powder, but more for contolalug anything - which might | induc | Sovoted Themaly and Epolrus, togother with tho | mediens nmnl;umsnu AR A, b tommany. ‘The T¥mes says: It s n creditable stato mptations to swe: rom the true lme which | describnble, It was devold of oxcess of clabora- he enke of obtatning an office than for the anx- Tussla {der the h ool alatad Inland of Crete, ‘and possibly some other {slands in | er of the Army of the Danube, Achmet Eyoud aper, atd earries the impressfou of a browd | fcparates Btato and National richts in the great | tion. The corsaga was cut square, with deml- | foty of putting down the Rebellfon.. His firat | 1usaia to consider tho harmony which existed | the Archipelago, (»’ml kbe'qnml,anmmm induce~ | paclig, whmcdxupwu was spiliciently eatabe Bn0 Tntehligont grasp of thio aubjeets combtont | Jrocess of clioosing our, Chig! Executlve, | elcevos finfshod with plaitiozs of sitk wnd ruche | moye afier jojning. the Topuniican” party wae | at the Conferenco {s at an cnd, and thus fnduc- Thont to mako tho Ureoks forgol’ their hostlity 0 | Jiatiad'tn tno last war, {8 Hetle trusted clther. by cd on. Bhe Stowa da i eyery reapecs | But 1 especlally regund the declaration 'of | ings of crape lisse nud Valonclonues lacc. 'Tho | for ' th- nomination for Sheridl a4 Ke: | Ing hor o take on fndupendont course, the . Titinsia T Taade up hor crta ta Aot shewenq | the Gonerals under bim or tha troops. It Commendaiie, Tha roados wfllr,mc‘ L !{‘“Y“' e'“'l‘l""‘“"lhfi'f'g‘e‘;:gu“:",fl'fl:.‘“cf"'fifl‘r" “‘(ffd‘::;'.aa‘:’;lfxfigml}:';_m‘gfi l:'i‘l‘: l’:’ihr:::% V‘“Nlflfl Cu‘nvunllml, ;}mfih hflnflff\l )léfl‘l Wl:": answer I to bea warm Earopean recognition of | not probably think of dolng %o, for slx weckn at bcl(uvfilhln n'l"mry '11";}0" 'g‘llfll thero will bo ) ocun! all-atte o J ) = about twenty votes, Ile has continued to ace . Tha cond roads war, although it i8 not desired. DeEIMILOE Lo dremacolytiy, ,2’0",‘,‘“}}’{;,’ of 1t | Vice Reform, B Just and enightened Southe | &t tho angls mads by the squaro cut neckd | for an ofieo-svor since. Theen ‘years aga, whon | 011 the efforta and sacrifices mado by Rusela for | least Itlon of tho in Roumania, ) gl v and this slde of the Danal is auch na that no AN JIATORIC FORTHESS. tongues. 1t Ia furthar apnarent that he 1s | &7 policy. Ttfsan event full of promiso to | cluster of flowers like thoe on the skirt. A | the whiskyand sioon question brought. for. | the Christins in Turkey. If these cfforts Lava | ol o ute i s Sropran oves Shont8 WA B0 | op ait s oplaToR fortreascs, hiowever, the c,,,,,‘f,‘\’h of concelving o *iatoatanliie, policy, | the South; to aTl nur_geonle- When T say all | chomlsotte of filusion and laca 18 to ba worn in- | wand the” Poople’s pariy, Colyin was dolng | not quitebad tho desfred: offect, the Powers | winier Is nenrly over,. If Itnssia, therofors, ine atest fmportance I8, attached to Sillstria, as and of cxpressing it I apt tern, and that thd | OUF peaplc, I mean w at [ says all our people, | sido tho dress. An ostrichi tip, just tinged with | eyerything In his power £o get -a call from the | aeom to bo willing to take thelr sharo of the fli~ | fends lehllnl% it In obviously her Interest to keep f:,!': nt least, a8 the streugth of (hie gurrison iy 4 k races and both partics.” the hue of the peach bloom, with flowersand | City Repuliliean Comumitice for a_convention Dot pentantlons, secrot, aud wmako the Tarke | concerned, which consists of twenty-faur battal: congervative position nssumed I8 marked by O}‘hnu G:Hl:x P! suceess of the Conforence, o there 18 no roason | helteve that she docs not natil March. - No hy 7 pect a recoznition by him as Gov- | foliage at its base, will adorn the halr, % hlnself nominated for the offico A fons ot infantry, twenty-four ficld guns, t £lniey snh idspenlensoriich aliow tatthe ' 2his Biate, s will you accept bis ace 88’ FANNIN HAYH Hoybey. B Commics rethscd to o oo “Ths | for Tussla. to consider ber dignily mora | conciuslonssguluat the kolinoutof war com there: g e 020 shen. " Ty ilcas presented are an index of & olley. It {a | SruOr o B! . Lol 8y squadrons of horso—in all, 20,00 men. ' Tho Buspicious, and, we have no. douby, will satisly | tionin that mutter'ns fnali" agedl 10, the only daughter, will, on tho insugu- | Peaplo’s %“'2 tried every man whom they could | compromised than that of tha rest of Europe. {:“’_:"'r"':f.'“ ,‘l',‘;n":flnl';::';mfi'h’l“f.‘h‘ml' most | hrks bolleve Biliatein will DIAY % prominens ot of ot clome 4 o * I am not disposed to say what my specific | rul oceasion, Ue dressed Jnnwhito princess | think of Ropublican and Democrat, to ac- | It will ba pointed out that, 'dospita the fallure | prepared and doesnot tntend to Aght. A merchant | part In the . event of war; still the fortified e buat eloieies of sucety tn d:‘lufil'fg";g§ %xpa&mflznmfit:;ev;n Hhicss pointa. T ook nport | dres. Lo &z‘fgrr& front composed lnurmlo‘vamnhl:]l&‘e cepta nx:)‘mlnnuunpulor Mayor," Al w‘ligé‘ afeald | of thio Conference, the efforts bava ‘ot been i amived, yosierlay from Tl siatcs n::r!.:.“; the amrk. learo much tlnlm}uu'ong.m they nelier 'resident o Cy nils X3 o ¢ saloon question and refused. en the lont e 8] on¥e, conform ha rules -of modern coustruction Ay o ot o these Piens; joet “mon, L oxpect him o ' ebow | aud thio botiom edgod with to rulles fu ned” | conli gub no one. cisa oy opk up with | frulticss. Thero ls ponco with Servio, and it | Y W o Turks hiave sent o ship round 1o Uatoum to lay | nor are. they sulted to the natureof the sur. i Nemocrat suys: #Tha innugaral address | those. quailties with all the | dlework. A pink sash and pink silk stocldngs | Colvin.” 1o was slocted, Ot citizons know | M8y be hoped with Montencero also, ‘Tho | torpedoow, to dsfend tio hatbory from any attack | PO 8% ytry, but. tho Armament I8 very - | questions presented by afalrs in this Stato. | will bo worn with tho suit. tho rosult to their sarrow. At tho. time of his | Forto has recognized .the necosalty of thore- | from Fotl, and 8 considerable numbor of treops | 71" Compraliensive ineasases are being takea of 3r. lnyen ;,‘“,‘,,";‘,“‘,’,'I“{,,:,"',‘f;;,‘,‘;,‘,‘;{&g "'fn'f{’ Tholicve my catiss herci-if I may speak of fl1a | ' A handsorn sircet suit of navy bluo sllk with | clection thera was 1ot a gambling-ouss, keno, | forms advocated by the Fowers, and has been Davabesn spnt for the same purpose. | Siie meak- | For provisloning the piace, Tho commuinler sites tho eloso of tho War, 1€ ho shall have g | that competidlous way—is s just causo in overy | plaltings faced iwith lichublue, and walking | or monto game in thaclty, The bunko storers, | romsed from Its torpor and lethargy. Tho | attacked In not Jens than Gve soparato points. The | Musciir Achonet Pachu, Is sald to posscss, litds flymness ard courage o carry out the braad and mfi‘é"% kg rhich o evary grogud of | sacquo ol the s malerialy was also addod (o thiovas, and roblers had all becn drven aWaY | jonts sharo of theso succosses Is to bo Tiamsian army on the continosof Roumana s, ae T | gonius bat muchravfic;'%.m’l'};&l Jsmous Dunie catholie vicws and purposcs oxpressed in that ¢ % i rough the afd and perseverance ashburth, | ponrded to Russlan fn tho answer of the | have said, about 210, sirong, with s reeorve of | fortress success) he cles of docament,he will dl‘xurm much ulupollllnn tohis | ard for tho walfare of South Carolfna, ought to In loss thun thirty dnys—in betore Colvin sbont 80,000, and rallway accommodation that | the Russlans In 1778 and in 1809, but afte Adininiatéation, greathy. raluzo ‘tho dificuitics | B8 _susined, Delloeing s, sou, can, fuige INCIDENTATS. i Tnaugurated-oevaral hish-tored pampiing. | LOWCEs, 50 that Russta wil Do, uble to polnt o | cun being down ‘0,000 men & day, with overythini | o alcge it waa fakon. by tho atascoriie dninistration, greatly reduve the difficul what I cxpect of President Haycs. One thilug T v houses were fn operation, nod o lmufi‘:cd holfs | tho recognition of her succcss by Uropeto | reguired for them. Rusnfa hns‘prabably ot less | 189, Amain in 185% it ‘successfully roslstol oL liln pisitions; atlil eonfur reat babelt npun tlig know, I ahall wever ask him to do miore for me b Bt e ofa low order In full binst, In lcss than two | UY/ate ‘L::;?éf,p':."m“ o iy b(;'"','la“:“',m' e e Lot g dminania will prob | Rustan utack, - - O ha L RTRT than I can show him_and show the world is do- ol ' months more than a thousand thiyes congre- | faction, UL mishhor i s Ao, Uod. TOR NUSSIAN ARMY. . i r;l"I:n:' frnn Lz mm‘fmm mn:‘lfigunlmllflex;g manded by o dccent regard to wise publlc policy | 87 Louss, Masch 4—Colloctor Long, of this | monis hero, coming from overy city in the | b9 take any further stops, will go to maks Rus- | At the momantof entey into Tarkish territory 2 ia withdraw, scems very doubtful, but §t fs | probably 20,000 Montenegrins wonld again bo in | , Tho Czar has fssucd an ukasc ordering the . and to th strict fustice of tha casc s between | clty, has recelved a letter from President Granty | Unjoy, In addition thera woro eatabllshod | 218 Withdraw, 4 he field, and'shortly aftor a Greck arm utl- | formation of four now artilfory parks iu Poland, ;fi:};‘:fl{,’fi‘,’;‘,:m‘:fi:,_."fl‘l:}“nf,:r"‘,zfi.m"‘fl';';;‘;cmf} Gen. Humpton anil uiyeclf. 1 have no favors to | o which the latter Indleatesmore definltoly than | protiy ~walter *girl™ snloons, - cancan | Loped that ftiwill 'gmb“ufimf‘:g.fi;gtgfi; clantty steang bo e uins 58, 00 Eatiint teooms to | Tha ordar hua bocty ronewed Torbidding Ingl: Hayes, “Tho newly-mado Prostdont has beew | 8%, B0 pojitleal seryico bo sk reward for, all T | has yot been stated what his intentions aroupon | shows, mocle _suction-iouses, and every | fiegotistions, with whi = Took atier 1t wonld bo u motion. owners I Poland from recetving moro than tve more explicit than T Sonthiorn representatives | WADEIA steict law and justico. leaving office. Do requests Mr, Long to con- | Bpecics < of * deyllment carrled oo an BLKVIAN LOSS, ERRIAA, gQuosto at thoe same time, - x could have expected under Lo Gireuinstances, **What, in your opinlon, should be the palley 1q | rocognized by Colvin's Chief-of-Polico the no- | - myo A 1 from Peath ris that BrronADE, Feb. 15.—From o Scrvian officer | Heavy suow-storms in ‘Bessarabla ronder s Tho nullg of r'mdllmunn Is clm‘hy Gefined, and | of the Incoming Administration toward tlig | tinuc tho chargo ho now has of Gen.Grant's | [NERY TEAvE, IS worse, Colvin him- | oraio fih"’:fi]“m ‘.’a"wg:m o flm Borviay | Who recontly visited varlous parts of the neu- | Russiud advauce impossiblo even if deslred. W0 bc“cv‘.‘x that no doubt can bo entertained of | South. and 'pmlcullvly toward this Btate and | farm and other property herc, oxerclsing, & su- | pelf visiting them. It is eald, and no donbt true, “’g‘” nfluxr“ lhucflcrvinnl Tost 8,000 itled n:tli tral zone in the Morava vnm-{ at . Pl o % s sincerity,'” l-q:flflnnn 1" Ty pervlsion until the General's return from Eu- |-that Rehm's amount of blackmail of all these 20,000 woundad during the late war, tho Turkish prisoners lately therated ot e : FRANCE, THH 1.ONDON PRESS. ; nP‘?fl,‘X fllg [K.'"U' -gfl.;";lm ‘;{fl?“;rh; 0': rope. Tmmediatcly ‘after vacating the chalr for | Institutions wus over $30.000 l‘!”r year. Ot TUBSIA AStD TURERT. f(ndc. I‘Iewk:l t!m.knr Pnlnlb!.ubenlm hln saw ey Loxnpon, March 0.—Peesident Hayes' aug. | [0 B3 Jotter of ncceptanc ULy, President Hayes, Gen. Grant will probably visi¢ | course ha had to make a divide. Under Colvin's icaps of unburied skeletons, but he could not . d 1 bt . Berwuy, Fob, 11,—The following remarkable | ¢ 3 2 P, farch 0.—In- the Cablnet e publisted i fall, o rentos n vory (- o O Craeaiite | 4110 West brlelly. and witl then stast for Eneape, Jminfatention zas bills wout up, from 30,000 | articlo of 'tha St. Feteraburg Golos- an the m- | el whetlior they . word . the romniug of | TPants, March 0.—In- tho. Oabluot Councl ta 3 Turkish or Bervion soldiers. In the |¢ or th of ' tl The Times soys: “Tho greator part of it wag | OF compromisa of Republican priuciples; no | Mo will be accompanted on tho trip only by Mra. 'é,pfifl’g'm .‘}‘E'.,H‘L”én,?fi?m‘,'“"e',}‘u?""‘!r'fi‘e‘;‘é pendiug docomposition of the Turkisli Emplre, n ot § Phe | \Eoushler the, anisnlmeuts 0 Ereme o Monaal of Bt. Roman bhe saw that e Mabhi h of ncharncter that might have been well re. | 3ctioning by action or Inaction of at- | Gmut and his son Jesse, and will prnbnl:l’I were tho Wabash aventis fravchise snd Fullere and tho temx iz polloy which ahould bo pur- al the President MacMalion safd ho must instat on the oly images ‘and pletures had been i elative to def cetved by mef i) tempts to ~ overthrow the constitu- | romain sbrond at losst the timo specifl tonavenue steal; in fact, 1t would be asking too | 2Ued by Russla with a view to_further tuis end, | qyrnccd by ',Ka ‘Turks,who hnd occupled the | reteution of the ciause relative efamation SR by e of all E%‘"""‘“"‘B'“ Drogt. | tunnl puorantees on which reconstruction | What hls exact routo in Europo will bo does | pigvelic VA MRS B RGHI be S0 oo lina beon alrendy sltuded to: ufldi . of forcign sovercigns. The Committeo of th %, 0 fnvorite operation being the driving |- ©f ! o 0 Of the lere rests; no truckling to hostile clements | not appear yet fully detormived upaa, bub it | 4 iy b i durd hi Tho latest Constantinople ovents supply matter | of yeg Into the fresvocs. of sniuts for the pur- | Chumber of Daputies, ou tho request of tha oxcellont.! 5 C i ho roscally transactions Ing 8 | gor refioction. 11, aniatde of the Turkteh 2dite pega P! putles, oven his candid ppponents will complain of the ¥ h eon any sanguine enough to belleve In tha oon. q b Jassagnac, de rant tho reques ey tons and tewiwe of tho addross, which derla meatul thelawathu. i anc. ‘:}:;r;n*;nm;g;gf;; (oot mill .‘,;';;;,,"g;v‘;:,',,:rk‘;:';?ui:u‘u: desires to try these (blogs over!. Fron tho fro- | vinued exlsieica of tho Turklah Kmpirs, tney whi | peclalle, oblects of muttlation. Jls suye, the m'“,,ffm, ey am-gm\r. e e wlm-l questionn ot the hhilxm moment, Mr, | ¥ VIEWe | T BEHERG 800 oflicea; I want toseo | but docs not think tuat residence wiil be o fl}‘"‘i“{; ,';‘:gm':,a’ :}.’::’ '“;, fi:mm;w‘:!&‘;kfl }’&'{,fi’:’é‘h'};‘f"‘,“,‘;'::fl;' W fow d:{':‘ 2 "ug“? "“‘;u:m%‘, Gy "::cm;fl Tarkish soidloca B evor had any ‘intention of Iusullivg the Tlayes speals with the dignity aud frankicss | (L iglionest aud fcompetcut men now in such | Galonn. 1t is moro Jikely tobo In 8t. Louls or ill / 5 becdmime the Clilel Maglstrato of s greut peo- flces turied out forthwiths I want to sco the | Chicago, if In the Weat o Qingusted with him and want to get clear of {',‘,’,:"',:i’,?flf:," ‘4‘1’,’515‘#{.‘,"3?‘...' vlr,let.nrfima;n:: ;g 10 aays that r.hu_l%urvlm mldllalr; rocsivod in ax. | Chamber. 3 com nl}yfi‘unoxn ple, and paiuts the way o cnds which, 1f they | ofices turied out forthwith: 1 want to soo tho DAVID DUDLEY FIELD I TROUTLE, Hv b ot thGamue o otners e I e | Bumwor this qucetion: Fho Import br the meply | Coaspofor tho Turks complelned of Uktroute | L Lo CORNT DR HAMAOD, can be accompliched, will redound to lits honor | NO¥ P'resident in o ATt showlog Iy spaleh fo Clneianall Bapuireremocnsie. liava no doubt thotsands of others aro ko me, | anawor this questlon. Tho tmport of the reply | yuentat the bunds of thelr gaulura, 'ar18, March 6.—The Legitimist jonrnale po 20 that of Ll country. mfi:fif—mz‘;’“ S;::::}:]mw"rlll“““ml’rfig& a ml; WA LINOTON, D O e e g }hut hx will not vote for mm’ for any oflice} nndl Emv;flr-'h ‘asking for A ‘roapile, that 1t o OADSE OF MIDIIAT PABHA'S PALL. 11sh a speech made by Count De Clinubord st AUGURETA, GA other tlass or section of the conntry. T do | of the Southern Democrats agninst David Dud- | further, I venture tDliI’YE that you canuot In nl! F - itiache (' Uoritz to n deputation from Marseilles. Ths natural death, Decay has aiready sot o Tho [ VIENXA, Feb. 1.—The olitische Correpond- | U o aainst, b ton that b AtousTA, Ga., March 0.~The 1 3 ey Flold fo tho your ¢ity find nelngle Democrativiio has aniy ro- | seoming rovival uuder Midhat proves & moro | 0% In 8 letler from Constantinoplo, brings | Count protested sgainst the - assertion that b il it et saye of (e Inmuarasy | ok wanknor expect i to rogard. tho whita | 167 Fleld foF ImpUgnIog EQelr motives bioks out | Furd for his ropatation or for to waltaro of tho | apamodle oemeltaiion BrOsodIty. he hengily | Sorso detalsabout tho fall of Bkibat which nra | it relvquished al)the hooo of saving Francs WIE President Hayos Mt the spiritnf hia | PeODIC 08 the only peapleut tha Houth. s | Throckimorton of Texur, The lutter met Field | ¢ity who would think of voting for Lim. If ho | which s to finish the aafforings of the Incarable | new. The first causo of misundarstanding bos | He deviared ho would muintaln hfs right un sveceh hie will do fuch towards lensening tho | B0t Want hi to atlow, wherever Lio has power | | \UTENETy Goneioes called him o secundzel | P8 for thio ofllco st all bis support nust como | patent, All wo have o do ir o wall for the new | tween the Bultan and Midhat Is stated to Lave swervlugly, and was resolvad to do liis dutr dhsappulutment which the South felt who tha | W prevent ity o fow white nien wl usurp tho and a pimp, nmlmi‘(fldou would not tnko no- | from gamblers and pimps who caro for no | institutions to be realizod in nccordance with tho | been the affatr of (ihaltb Pasha, lnto Minlster o | when the propitious moment arrived for diredt Judsmient. of thu Elcctoral Cominisalun was | €8 008 far greater numbor of solored mon, | §icy ofhim! “Fluld repiied that o wished o DL R p % pontT, OpJect, Will b0 L0 | e Gorase will have o bo artiodis fhe paavn, | Ainunce, Nob durlug to ronlat o order of tha | persoval netion. | o charged tho deputation t pronounced, Altogether it is u manly, moders . | controversy, Throckmorton sald he dared not | BEnin g im In power, {n onder ma The pauso which has supervonerd in the diplomatio | Suitan, he ithou! s know! . ate, and statosmanlke nddress? ffig.::,"'lnrl {::&né&; T oe” Sonl W | Drovoko any. Thie bystanders took Field away, | b aliowed ta ronow thelf gambling-hells and negoliations affords & g 3 it a millfon af ‘Taridyh pounds ( coln b 114 | Ws inspirod Ly his lovo for Eratica Aal. by i COLUMDIA, 8. 0 :gx,u?mce»or wickedneas, ' Nearly two years | fe80TR00 SATE D Boed opporiunity forthe | giypual of thio pdnce, Ot this, Midliat Inaiste | daogors throatcoing hor, it Tilden conkl have done, and X say, emphatically tannd Republic ined’ «ed the disinissal of tha Minlster of y DIRD, \ ‘The Columbla fegister rayss * The inaugural " 3 cmocrata and Republicans folned'hands | police mensares aro taken to watch the hopeleas |-¢d on the dismissal of e Mintster of . it nidrcan of the now Proallent will cominand i foil Broadlys Lot o fayor ot o inokt Hhorot ’ L‘;’S:\L P?‘I‘lflgs- i olceted o County Treasurer who {4 8 crelie | Suororn bia i parosyaran, dotiotamay aicy | Finance Jbleh tho Bultan only comeui to | | Joteoh Anteany poct, "and mober of the pteention of tho countey, und In ita uttorances, | ¢urozts domand roposc, puace, security, aud con d TN BEROHON t :,uq e D |“'Zw"%“h‘ i I;,e‘ deon t1a eairatlo (AL oepotiations oo mok n'x‘:u‘rn a thia conpeqnence. . Threo diys siter | © - Ll Lpuics st mect o general coneurrenco | corg, T beliora wo stiall havo thew” all under mz'l‘l“‘u"g:‘“l‘l‘l'fe‘r‘;'l': fifi;‘:"&;""::‘;:::’”‘:;'; ns atrendy - developat sach n :h,,,,;:' bl EY ocdily rosomed. " Tho, d.;-?a\’u airi 1-‘":‘111';-?- Midhat aeked ‘Tor tno. sppolitment of thecy MEXICO i Huyes, ) h effote organism Is_an even| unprocedented jin- Valls — (s e Sitina “Tho Interslow loscd here, 1t should be ro- | want to see good men'selcted for tha varlous TRl 4o TavyeraTmdgan s il ookt poriunce and may "giro’ rire to nowvectad Incl: | irouas Valls - Aomsors Doy, fon Tt v o GONEINA L0 A BAD BOXs i) meubered that Gor. Chamberlaln f8 sustained | postilons, Thera fs agréat snxioty expreased gpuldng in the highest terms of his manoge- :‘I":'a;wufl'_‘;l“']‘{fiu’ ‘;3%3'{"&1’""{,"}‘3&‘[&.3\}: I | Odian Effond!, for Smyrna. Tho Bulta refused, | . MATAMORAS, Murch 6.—The_ Mltary Court e by troopa. A company I8 still reguinrlv posted | 45 yave Ketioo's bill d he thoe | dent Ilayes Is somewhut disuppointing, It | 1 inve Kehoo's hills passed soon, as the time Is | ment, ot Sy sentiments which wil roceive,th | {5410 State Tlonre, with fatructione to 0 the | Jr'ery 't next «t us keep on with tho good work; Iet tall f il X ond tore up tho lst. "On this, Aidhat, retired | beforo which Gea. Cortina was brled have found . ection will be upon us. | our busincss-houscs, Board of Trude, and all x:f:h':iu fl:n‘u uf’r’nlrl!ie'. bm‘n ls0 A'l‘:l:;tuaf:fi: ?.'f to his house, and, under the ;']m of illncss, re- | him guilty of kidnapping, the penalty attached % pluces close up und spend one day moro st our | buring States. It 1s, Uicrefore, imperative thut | fused to como to the palce, in spite uof the re- g ¢ }:::‘,,L! “,I,"I,’&‘:,:::.H,l‘é‘; ';‘:_': fl",‘,n:,r,,yl" a‘o‘\“a'#:d:m: thente Wiksa bul:l are ":. absolultu :.'l‘nu“tll'y I ":'d" 1o zomlug Aprl clection, and puz’zood men In Euwgenn troops should bo kept i readiness 16 peated orders which he recelved (o this effect. "ouwrl" l':l.'.‘::‘xl;’an{’ guu(ll‘:n Tal'ug;:‘:lnfifi:fi; tweasied that was louked for, Ti ILAMPTON'S ANTICIPATIONS, protect tho voters of tho thres towns | gilice, no matter of ‘what politica. Let no | restors order on tho Nalkan Ponfnanis, wnd 1o pro: | [iis was tho moinoot tuken sdvautago of by his | & i e co'ared people ar secure fn thelr rights; o ars Drspatch ta the New Fors Tovine, warde | THEFS 18 & unanimous dealrs to .save | acalawaz bo clected Mayor or Alderinan, or to | tect 'hlh“'{;'{“" Shbey_frem ftrminstion ad -dvumrlua among whoin the dilef wete | Communder of Northern Mexico, for his ("fl o hio whites, excent inCaroltna and” Loulsiann. mfi‘:,":’,:,',"},‘,‘",;, X nue:lay Tho Viows of Gy, | tho expense nnd troublo of two electlons | any othier oftice. AN OLD DEMOCHAT, :’:‘;‘,’%‘“‘.‘,‘kh"h”},’o:“‘l,‘:"l":n';"“ 2 Liluaton Sroope IDJE&II:I lfllunn, duil)e mlhfl:k;‘uw. l':;r L“flll:l’l:\'llvxl‘il“i‘l(llfi :w&e&hflflfl:flfltfi l&-‘rfi J‘:%’l What {s heeded now Is nutany exervise of poswer ' 4 o | Oceurring in oue month, only two weoka upart. et . service to the aysh subjects of the 'orle and to | husbaud, hwoud Dum ushia, the Iy the Executive lh!p.’lflmn!l{l of the (I:uncr-l fl""{.‘,‘z{",‘fl.’,’h“‘I‘.’(','v.'"}'{.‘fl;;‘{‘o'.‘:"".’,‘c.‘,’.f, n:“l-: Kehm‘lgbuh glvo o chanee ¥or fair tawn clee- 3, WIOREGON ADAMS, European civilization B‘& largo, Aftor whes haw | Minister'of War, and the Minlster of Police, 1t | be executed in u fow duya, p e it previ lig Irontler, and comtncr Government, but the urresting of anv further . 70 the Edltor af The Tridbune. happeued, all honeat observers of current events | WA osscrted that he simed ot misitg ltashid | Quict prevalls on t s fnterteronce by thut u“v“mm_b:“_ with £t fnuceessible. ~ I cnlled todday upon the | tlous, which canuot be had'undor the presout wl[ J is : Ctcago, March 5,—A matter of 1 Vsgroc that the question whether Rusata haa | EMfend] to tho throue, As proof of this, | 18 grudually roviviug, Telegraphic communlor st ifars U tho Stutes. W rucogizy Sy | SLicrand propoundad Lo bim fn tfoct thaeame, | apstem. Tu tho Bouth ‘Tawn tho avil fs most | oSty o s sivems of Oheoe o ooy b;un::g‘:l;l;:r!‘;ed by tho Fowers l:.;cm.-nl:f tha Forta | notiou of tho Turqui ‘waa aliown, which roporta s o vy of Siaxico s b specily = Kindthiess of the Prosident’s words, umd ?Iunplon huving & Government aud o good deal | 2PPBFENt, and {0 order to avold 'a repetition of holitlcs I3 our coining clectlon for ety ofticers. :“«mE A ;«: I[:cmz‘l: unmean! n,fi efuro long | ou the pussage ol Itis Buy, tho forner leader of 0-tsf g : relon B4 | the ¥ Young Turkey " party, through Smyrna s ot jdusstlon bls | motives, but | of business to atteud to, it wus somo tme bo- | Jast yoar's troubles tho” billa tuat bo passed. | Under tho soro . press of® duit tesdo our | B peoro S atnioak Uon suchi cosrclon ad K hirkey " party, oo one nlurg and clear-ut gontenco announce | furg"T comid enuigo Ml attention, and evon | Thero (s o other rentedy. In the Weat Townn | manufacturers ol necossary 10 cur- | only 1o walt & Il Jonger to wilnees :‘{,w?}?fifl,fi‘;gf&r&zfi,‘:ufl:fifi'zgnfifi’m"‘: GREAT BRITAIN. fos that States withiu this law must Mot tha | then lie relnctanily consented to o véry briet In- | buinmers' consplracy las becn arranged, by and cut down expenscs, which un- | {hid result And to wal W easy, considur- | GRS Tie rat Borvant of the Brate INTIPEATIONAL SORTAR AliH, “"c‘:I:,r':'l’"(‘l“;:r‘.‘_‘r‘:l':""a'"""';';l‘.'m“u“l'w-" ;‘:"“"','“:J“[g terview, He dinplayed tho courteay 6f the ien- | which soma of tio worst characters i politics | fortunately Includes wazos to our working | I d to carry onactual war n [ Joxpox, March 6.—It Is reported that tbs, tleman, the brusyucuess of the soldier, nod the | will be placed in oflica If thers is b change | community, and withal can scarcely say the niitont & Busta g s ouish condlitonof e Ottor Sias b s coramionsd b it fo b | German Postmsster-Generat will shortly proposs aupervislon In Curolina_ and Loulstana than fs i B 2 i 'n thelr Tu men Emplre. No forelgn oncwy, could destroy | $hat ho was commissloned by hat to pre- | Germ - the rale in Umn’ Sl Canneeticut, would have {flfiifi'flfifi'fl. ll‘)‘ h‘a nlxmr: ‘!;‘IIE"B"““. 'his was fi..fll: -‘\:‘:\ll the h::'v‘.‘ ofuts llmg;'el;l' um‘ : m lt‘c‘r‘l‘:l‘l'y ’:fi:fl:’fi:«lx‘: “l;!:'); u.r';:ll‘iymll ‘:: 'comull.d Turkey with the rapldity she nmmlo s in dostroy- and agitato for o chongo ou the throne. | to the Postal Union the tutroductionof s postal 3, 1f. Hat, without actually declarin, ho Bultan belieyed this, and st once onlered | |, b been moro to the Bouth sud better for the | 4 Jigw will My, Iayes' election bo regarded h of the threo towns, ubless the bills now | ke our city tuxcs liss, Say discharge saper | 0% Bore ring war, ¢ ered | curd qerving for all countrios in tho Uulo, country than orscular goncralitles which, st~ | py gho Southe. g i ;z;orglma"lluufi :run?;mgd?“lcv:ry pu:nm:‘ 1s | numerarica and- compel nmrl{l- and clorke 1 10 ’i‘;’.{i?‘i..’?fl -‘:'h?-";‘:v:r &a‘:u’:‘gflx‘pfi-‘fl:: t':'; JMigbat &3 give inhile rosignation: Tho wuawer. | ghy mats of & penny euchiy vording Lo thy glusses through which wo see, | ™[ 'iyjuk that, though disappoloted (o the ro- | rieresta 1 good, honest movern and | ive us much tinio to' the city as professionul | Europesn troops before, Thirss contidorationy | 1oy it 828 loyul subject he could not u such TS TULE suean uverythig o uotliusz. * W kiiow ot If | gyit, ‘tho Routhern peaplo Wit Fecogntso M | Lo eyoe i} e e iien, clerke, and mechanics How render thoir | ahould restrain our nilltary aruor, and feach the | &critical momiit withdruw, sud would only yo b ; S it Aot ol e g thn, mulirly of Abe Dromptly, will Jude Aim fairly by bis acts, and | Lore suould b no unuscestary dolya employers, " To put all this 1a thorough opera: | IIpAUSH ienda-af tho Turkiey Chrlwtions thay | If o was dismissed. “Chis wia only ealoultcd 1o | LonDaw, March 6—Tlio grand tnternstiora 3 P ¢ they have no reason to ba disiatisiied with our ro- | Take matters worss and to strengihen tho sus- | hurdte-race st Croydon to-dsy wus won bl biavethgHaoon Gorermmentor w mlfiary | Hgus pooatign 1. e deis sy wih 3y | to e e Lo oncl o AA1on | Ly Sucemaul s Haethaa h PnLi | St 5 Shal b e 5 i L ot e | o of Ui S T chnte ot S o semp, Loy ot okl ol rule, The wholo army of the United States { wiit stand on thio Constitution, and will accard | somethiug misrvelous, They scruplo at nothiog, | the eaceifico for.tha eity's good. "I Would sug- [ SOreliEIonietd from tho danger of bolny crushed un | Hhobal 5 | rowlside ™ (the *favorite) fourtn. ~ Nue aunot make cflectual the pretonded authority | yy all of our righits, ho will bo honeatly sus® | and th 7 b £ d, M % g der thu crambling ruins uf thie Turklsn Stato. ‘They rzot the Bultan ta send an order for biin to : To: crew W cople’ o buminers ara promised places | £eat tho bama of J. McUregor Adams, of the | yetior for tho Clirlstions, au it ls for usy comio o the puluce, and when he arrived thora he '1'5rfiszullfi‘wi?’“fu‘fluffny“ 'c'm the J;;@f l:m talned, and will not by embarrassed elthor by olore, " without. siiot, Tho . cluracter of tirm of Crerar, Adams & Ca., who 13 well-known | ghould wait for tho disit 0 Uty wo 8 . i exruting process tu make | wasmadsta walt for mord thunan hour,* On this, addrees’ as o whoid i not Dosithve ot m:t‘l’ltlfi:# the one hand or by oflice-seeklog vn l}uvuy D. Colvio, politically, " well known, | toour largest taxpayers, aud also the worthy | some Km.ms Premature tnterference on our | Afidhatsentina Chamburluin to bugummfiulun: . JAPAN, i - ¢ nuw has working for him the man Hildreth, | Worklogmun, as the People’s candidate - for pars m y the deconposition of the corpee, ceulve b he w verburdened witl IRBURKECTION, d:fl:gf' wl{lll. J?.‘u‘t"tfifi“éo:fi‘.’ rf::&'m{.bl: o HR EXPECTS RECOONITION, ‘The latter fuftolng around In the Seventh Ward | Mayor If his consent can boobtalued. Kespect Nllummlrlxm policy docs uot prevent our gath- :yu:fifmll::-' 'n'z'- :‘r m: nm“:'c: fnrur“ S‘.i’.‘.:"mfi‘w‘ Loxnon, March 6.—The Japaneso troops havs fcmnr:flnhlu with the atroclous potle; “wh?:l‘: 3o youl “va,' resognition from Uim 6f jour fl”““"l:" khe ‘L"" ‘mé“ ){‘ui‘i'"?"“‘ hm“.'f fully, 184, f{.‘,‘.‘..‘:,,‘c'fi!.':{,’ |n'¥fifjf|l‘:'fl‘§:fi?l':fi',‘,:° Taza il poss de-Can rushied out ofthe Imperiol apartments, | captured four steamers from the fnsurgents of lias brouzht two Bouthern States at least to | GOV fill',r“l:?r:l' o, for T clatm that imtno fs the u‘d‘l:ly"ih::;"wom o By g b gl WENTWORTIT OIt TALCOTT, TUB APPREHENDED WAR—A PHC-BUBBIAN VIEW, “‘"‘,‘.{ ! w'“jfi’“" e ”m:h;.n," aud e h“"','f"“f‘ Satsuros, at Kumomats! The other provises B e ot Ypagnalt oty Do able | o1y awfully authorized Goyeruncut I this | regafds publis ‘opuion. _iio. save. uo will- by 70 fha Llilor af The Trivune, Jho Constuntinople corrcapondent of the | o Dhistnor.udt would. e -exiled. Midiag | & quiols y Whon We e what b wtusn qoally feans | Ktatu,—th anly one that ¢an enfores tio low | elacted sure, - But the Council will nover admit | C110400, March 6,—Pleaso ullow mo to sag- | Loudon Daily -Veus writess Focelved this with hiswonted calmasas, and only scantiie {4 I safe sod cownfortable o hupe “‘,: und give protectlon. As Mr. Hayes s pledged | hin. But this not the worat., Hildreth {a play- | gest ons or two naines in conncetion with the | 12 war should be declded by Russta sgatnst Tar- | Exycinimedt o Uod save 1wy country I ' Au hour ITALY, the beat. : oy tu obay tio Canstitutlon f tho countryy I et | s doutle gume. L hio ls defeated or burrod | Mayoralty. 1fwo caleulate to mako a good and | kets probaly the tnvaslun of Warkey would bo | Cficpwanta ho was phaced v board tho Tezodin, TNE TIDER JMIROVEAENTS, The Charleston Journal of Commerce sayst | fldently boy el ok acld at tho” Councll, Colvin hus promised | Gtroug fight wo have got to huve well-known | YETJhueh npon tho plan pursticd In the campal lich had alrcady steamed up befors tho Putac olt G Y ed “Wo will say that the fuaucural wddress 13 s | £red pravislons to be violated in this State.!” him the position of ey Jok 10 liazo we 1 | GF T, Varions writels have Rotaied oot tho | Which iad alrcady stcamied up o Palaco | Rows, Musel G—TheT Igne contemplat Chiet of Polee. “Lha | men ws well as good men, As u property-holder whil ! o of Dolinabagtabic, Thus runs the story of the Tl well-written, falr-spoken, and, on the whol * What do you think should bo his policy W- | razeoness — of can- bu o appre- | wnd saxpayer Tahonld miich prefer o it such e HhIeh procadn et ealy g amatle. l’duh:hmnqudau. aud it evidontly cames | MOFKS for tho lpruvemunt of the Tiber will b0 udiclous paper. The general'tenor of the sens | Ward the South v canted by wll honest e, vegards | nen s Joh Wentworth and Mancel Talcott, | which s ll,umlm(lm& Tho campaign of 1628 | from a person scquainted with the ways fu | Comimcnced todsy. o {lmnnu and polley, so Tar as tlie Bouth iy co “8trict ond fmpartial justice, placing us on | leas of purty. Yet, notwithstundi all | These men will vommnund the ‘respect aud | added an” Indcpendent Greoce to the nations of | which p Intriguca aro m: : 0 cerned, 1s Hberal and conservative." oo cquality with the otler States, re- | this, Colvin hus a strong bucking In the Demu- | gucnce of all clusses except the bummer poli hatof 1877 cau hardly do less than | . 1OI'ES OF I'EACK, THE WEATHER. - | Europe, quirdg from . us & full obediencs to tho | crutic rauks, and stauds a good chauce furthe | clans,—both well known and either sufiicle Kwve fiumpe an indupondent lulvaria, The bistory Dispakch o New York Lirald, ' g : Tws, aod eivinge “us - sho. Fizhiy. posscssod | Bouination Tu order to uvars. thle L Youns qualified to administer the city uffairs I“?::: 8Fha. B campatin Vas written by Connt Voin | Lowpon, Murch Go—The weck hms been a [« WASHINGTON, D, ‘»v“"“"""‘“‘"“’fi' NOTES AND NEWS, by oAl utuer tales, to rogulate our ullules | Democracy are making a novonent tu place . | crly, ‘That thoy iay refuss o accept 18 no ck- | Moltke, who was in the furkleh servics for s0in0 | calm, polikically, but the hioves of peaca ury | Upper-Lake reigion, colder northwest possily WENT FOINT, Beut Fedeml Interfrence. | dula yolley il | It, Doollttle dr. lu thi teld agulust bisu. 1613 | cuss for looklug elwewhore. They usa patriotls | o0 of tue croumabeia: oy the s vioh el POt | muterally atrenythioued, From all thut can bo | bucklug to southwuat winds, rislug baroueiet WasninatoN, Murch 6.—The MUlitary Acade. | be I accordance with bis letter of sccoptance of | suld that ho is sufliclently siroug to proveut | enough to sacriice s littls for the clts"s goody | wnarchad over by the lnvadiny Hassian atmy. i | #athered bero o dliaruumneut by llumullrmlp and dear weuther exeept partly cloudy on Liko my and post nX.Wnt Point bave been consti- tne uomination for Presideut, where he says | Colvin's nomiuation, Doolittle has un Ided | and a committes of citizons I think Wull bo | evidence which Vou Moltke gives upon th skill of | 0Ivs The Easteru questiun will, Ly ull lkell- Hurouw.. o . +the great boed of the South (s intelligent and | that ko would, It Colvly fe dufeated, bring | uble to peruunde cithier to nccept tho office If | fua o contending armics ang. the dificulllcs | bood, bo shelved for auotler yesr, Turkey be- tuted scparatc mllitary departments, Tho cum- | houest loeal governuent, tn which tho righte of [ all the ~latlers “strenuth to hly 8o | elected., Picuss sive s yod opiulce. Yours, | Which the invaders hadaud wjil have 1 encounter, | ing seanwhuo left towork out ber uwn ualyi. munder wlil report directly to the General-in- | oll will Le respected by ull. 3t elected Prests [ of the . house, Mike Balley fa ‘Tuuoor, fstha more vuluable, since hls wympathics wera | tlon or destruction, with long odds in favor of Chict of the Artny, who, under the War Departs | dent [ wiil endeavor by all legitimato ogencies | for Duolittle as sgaiust Colviy, and ovidently rathor with ‘the Turks than with the | thy . wout, sball have superyision and churgy of the | to further the estublishmeut of Loueat and ine | he wants it understood tuat bo s Ughting Ilil- 3, . DUNITAM, Huesiuns, Kven Molike s careful,, however, THE IMPENIAL THREE. oo ks route il iy e vk felbigent. local " governimunt In thy Southeru | dretb. /Tls Clty Ceutral Committes to tiut To ihe Ediior of TAe Trivune. JoTotot, SEL R LS N e se) Ll trse Empcm:—fkufimunv,‘:zummm 2 0 ates, e 1ul L] L) o he | to-day, when the report onreprescutation fn the chs 5,1 et ustria— el gain car X Yoo, aud the disclpline, and fustruction of [ widl o muc o coniomen Hen o our peapley | Comeehtion will b proksmten. b o bang dumm | g Sutcao, Marcl 5,—Th selcction of u candie | {FfiusataTovariaby broks i wore s wat o b tandings 3 el < . | mbunderstandings and repalr uny ths cadets, and will make reports thereof 1o tho | und he will best promote the interests of thg | nient, aud does away with the old-tinte prinu. | S28¢ foF the oflles of Muyor will soon liave to be | varisbly "",‘;':,?“,’: L 3'$'§:_¥:fi"‘flf"‘;fgfi, breaches of lriu'n;dnhlp Which events way bave LO0AL OLIERYATID , " have already been | Meved & Juin tlie Secrctary of War. de Preal whols country.” rics, and instead provides u polling-piace and reg- | Made. f\"“'“'"“:“f DAuLcs r Richolas had declarod publicly st the con. | brouzht ubout. [t is shrewdly suspected thag 3 ? yot ir, By, otdir of th b m-“‘: When Gov. Hampton had snld this' inuch, | wstry list iy cacl puduct.ldulu:um Lelug W | suggested through yuur coluning, un T wiih | 1 comunt of Bostilitice that tho object of the war | tho Lrar Aletaudcr st his uncle Tatees Wik | . % VENEMAL OBIRVA VIS dalzht 3la).-Gen, Scholleld has been nppolnted Cow. 4 o ol Ane to udd thut of the Han. J. 11, Dunbam, u gentle- Ny Culuauo, March o-Mdalzbh_ t Judge Mackey, who visitod Mr, Hayes at Colume | lected from each precinet proportionate to thy i Aliicath It 1 dnte which be bnd becu driven by tho Hultan was | helm will take advantage of thy meotiug to give | —-m——e— —_SHl0AL Tedin Weuthr, wander of the new Aititary Department, avd | Yy Goms months oo, caime in aud Interrupted | Democratic Yolers—ous to every 2m). They | 10 by dna emluont qualideations 108 410 | wut an Increave ut fereitory, Kaithtul to thls prowss | ¥runz Joseph & gowd talling to. Blaions, _rur.| Thr. ebn Wed% wil wake bls report direet to the Adjutant | the conversation. I heard the distivgulshed | claim that this will' do away with bringlu 1 § 16 18 just such n nouan us ts denian Y A | s, ltgsela imve back afl ¢ HNULAND'S ATHMTUDE CHANGING, T I\u’ljxmflncl:l. ull the Geueral, Lhe same us Division Commanders. §n | Judve romark that he wus going to Washington | imported voters, us none but those wha aro reg- | Position dod tho thue aud lefsure to devate to'it, | towus, all tho lirbore, all the ‘Turklsh fortressus, s . Euglm& it must be admitted, i gradusll 1 cl les Lud wccupied fu Ruumauis snd 4 : financial aduw to participate I the Inauguration of Hayes, and | lstered ju the procinct can votes fuuuldpal corporation {0 carey gut tho will of | wldels is arul v mauth 00 ( gugrElig Towand & betiet Mderstatiing with 1 :'f::' L"‘m"mgf&'fin Bogwy ‘l,';"""z 1t Elieve that o aska) Hempran 1or sty [ s DEMOCHATS IBMUE A% ADDUEM, e %fl’f‘&m;&‘m‘:fl:’;"‘m‘;mfl: Q‘:’.‘,g“;'g,,};{ Sfll’l";'&:.li‘é‘:f l*f-«{ffi‘;‘fl: L0 tae ipont” ;luulmuxAn W cotiscquence, Mr, Glulstons, whio E through tho Adjutans Genaral, p e gt ) hel rooton T CIRTK. streite T s | bo'a farror o ths Jaiv-beealcor, who would coma- | SESULCY 10 JUbImence oL e S | e i vevaveriug wabits fovar rapdiy ] FHESIDENTIAL KBOXPTIONS. THT PRESIDENTESS, teudunice was light, and tho abseuce of chalrs ’.';,fimx";"n;‘“;u,gm‘m‘w i honor upen g | cau wece, whlcl bave been vory considerably | aid of this change of polley, Slr, Graut Duir, - 43 l:gl.hl:‘n!ulliny::;x.xfi;:d lll:\fi::z W. ml‘ borlo!- TOW MES. UAYES APPEARED AT TUE ISAVGUKAL ffl;“;flh{g“ 'K”'l'.‘. }hcll;unmc':u'lelu-]lmtl;m%m:fi: otlc,” Yours respectfully, ::fil\::‘-“n m'ffi.'flufl'-"m'ifn'x'ifl"wfl. n:‘.vrr-r' ftusal fiflh‘.fi‘ififi'fif@fflfl"& L‘;;l;}:‘:mflxfifi ; 3} Z‘c\'fl""fl ‘Measts. Wells n0d Auderson, o?llll.u' Ctneinaail Gomtte, MareAS: ihd 44 o'nfih"fi el s Sconturyes Mopirts e AFOLD ik, fifdfl:fi&‘},‘,‘:y;fl‘;fi‘fl E haretn la et Sic usplctund ‘:‘J“‘;:’“" sction. Tho Fisy] i J rul) wards showed orgao us 6 Sccour . 00 e Fhe shows a buvysnt tendency, From these ceat, Ed loulsiana Heturning Bourd, snd delegations | 1f avybody Lus takew thought of the minor | Fin Tauth, Fourtcenth, Fifteeutd, snd Seve P "7‘: ‘,'A’u:‘l:;"‘r“"""i.‘ i Shineeby. :}‘l:r‘"l‘l'u“,fl;‘ "fa“:,f,',';‘fl?“h"'g enine | poluts of informution the earncst hopes of 3 = from differcut Etates. Thoe esst room was | matters connected with the Presidential uncer- | enteenth, the remuinder fiot Laving represeuta. cased power of bringin poacoful year are entertulned. Tha details of ) CH10A00, March B.—1 havo scen seyeral names | 16 that the Increnaed po luglng her sroopy ] thronged. The foral eagle prescuted to Presl- | tainty, they must bave reallzed tho embarrass. | Hyes present. g o Turkey and moving them through Roa- | the news all point the sawme way. : dent Huyes was placed on a podeatal In the cen- | ment of Mrs. Hayes. 8ho had 1o timely notice | ., Fie watter of J. R Doolittle, Jm resizoa. mc:m?:d;l l:,u !n"ll'nl’l'muvnl i l‘uu'(hi “1‘;:"' el ‘:“" rrrr il K ol dipiet ettt i NEWS. $50 o, 150 Fooun. : of $he. lartion 3. eoable har L. geopets hov m'm-itfix::::‘;. :.‘\‘%;llufi:::u mfl"hc: “1;.: x‘;:'“e.‘ o &cut dy 8 Mayor for the City ot Chi- | v llnh‘rlf& g‘g-v aud capturing Lowns before erlin dispatch states that the Porte cone OCEAN STEAMSHIP 3 s wounld bo proud ol Wa | sho parse . Voo Moltke polnta vat veey | templates addressing (ho Powers on peniding el s Ancboria sod KEPUBLIOAN CAUCU Washiugion outltat Ielsurc, AV last sho was | iiy, ad bis conscqueit Laabilty 10 be prescut, | Want u tma of Knows wbllty, & stanet arry | cloary the greatént diitcatey Whath o “Rusviaie | eSieblones 14 il sobasly prosomse o el | LORDON, Mlaseli G.——Ktcatnship i P! Cunts, froms New- York, aud Peruvko, from The Republican members of the Benate bed o | obliged to order §t anyhow, and vwno to this | A wan named Brachett wanted an address | man, one.whio will be at Wl tancs slesirons f | ba | cortend Bgulnat wiss thng; that the vatuable | FiGb.t Pastin's refarm pricesmmre it b o, S0 1 paucus thid worping 4 srrunizo for the election | ey for lh:'-uvu:;o:o- ‘At ahe s now the rizbts | PUDLALES Lo tho young wion Of Chicugo widdh | workiug fof tho best futorvst of tho communlby N prilers wecd oyl lugs o Lurallay | yeury, brovided the present exeitement beat; | Fortland, bave srrived Qui. . Lcamsbip g‘l u:lmm" A{zfit. (bmnngulx)m Morwn.bsl:rglnt. ful mistress of the White House, . aud, there- ln)olw\ p{apucdb L ‘l:;l &mbnmmu- nmu:m ::;1 for n:; éax(lfn# r:.fl!fl" R Y ;::h:! pm:fin nmety-hine dayw for Its caplure, cost thu Husatana l;g:«nl“ by t;lu wulmgwul u‘[ mmm. Lroops and " !:‘:w' Yau‘::'l. lhn-ll.l G.—Arrived, sle B oL, ai orsey were s [ ewocratle bowl abunt Kepublicau usurpaf naus . Q. ell,—a LT D, directly di ed | on of revolutionary ivtrigucs. varpool Gommulfl:'m“'hm the' Liata b Hopube | fore, very naturally an object of national in- | v}t was fuhl ot oy o lgurbations | the naua of T bitlcvo 1m0 Tebter ndh can Ly | B3 Ehate caormion sk tant o Sorosont umairoyed SWEVIA AND MONTENEGRO, oUtHAMFTON, Marh O.—Steamblp DaF b e | ipy sad sepurt W @ | tercat, It 1s no vivlation of propricty to grutity | Electorsl Commlscion, and wab intended to | found. A Crrzax. "’ p(uuu 3ad other forus of deadly discuse, owingto | Tho Graud Vizier to-day received & telegram | maun, trom New York, bas arrivede