Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 31, 1877, Page 1

VOLUME XXXI. JEWELRY, WATCHES, Etc. IPORTANT! Great C@ng Sale AUCTION! The balance of our Large and Elegant Stock of Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, SILVERWARE, Ete, THIS MORNING at 10 o’clock, AFTERNOON at 2:30 o’clock, ' EVENING at 7:30 o’clock, EY.RODDIN&((. Corner of I@gflfl Clark-sts, Attend this sale for BAR- GAINS in Fine Goods. Every article warranted precisely as represented. We are going out of the Retail business, and the en= tire stock MUST be sold. STORE FOR RENT and FIXTURES FOR SALE. The sala to bo conducted by RLISON, POMERROY & C0., Auctioneers. AN STEAMSIIIPS, GENERAL TRANSATEANTIC COMPANY, The matl ste ! this 2 e stenmers o Company, between New d Havre, ‘calling at Plymouth ) for the - dlm‘%(n issengers, will sall from plor 42 N. 1., foot RVERY WKDNESDAY, ST MAURENT, Lacusanxz, Wed., iay 30, 7 . m. SVILLE DE PANTS, Duraxp.... Wed, June & 15, m, LABKADORL, Sixdrien. ‘Wed., Junn 13,7 8. m. , PICE OF PABSAGE TS GOLD (inclading wiae): 280 HAVRE dat Cabin, 81001 Becand Cabiz, 863 $tecrage $20, {ncluding wine, beddiog, and utensits, LY PLYNOUTIL LONDON, “or suy ratiway statios First Cabin, 800t 1 i accor - toniecand Cubin,. $oar T L, a8 pramods: Hnemsriiing el » e rough Kegland or l’rlnl::. zedioed Talae; mvalistle Bteamers uisrked thus * do not carry steerage passen- e ¥or passago and freleht anoly to CBUTE T BRUIAY, Agent, 53 Brosdway, oW, F. VLT Cikriie:, Neont ]urlz:muru.' AMERICAN LINE. Philadelphia and Liverpool. SR s s line ot At T, ey o b . RED STAR LINE, SiaTynaus alalan and United Btatcs matls, Sl 8} el | from '] 1" A FEW YOIt .""J“’if" i ONLY o AN e rtislaamointa tomit s @iy & 8o, Geo'l Agenta, 110 Kast 1 at., Chileigo, W R LAV RRCE Menager oIttty Chlcigo STATE LINE. YORK TO SUOW, LIVERPOOL, N¥W TO GLA! W, Ju’mflhuunum AST, Al 0 BTATE OF INDIANA, lursday, Msy 31 STATE OF GKOIUTA: lursday, June? Ll’)(nll $00, $65 and $70, according Lo accommodas tlous, lleturn tickets, :F"“ Lo §12, currency, . Boo- b Gk g T T A ol Mflfl'-l.v J‘. WAA"AUIL Managor, 124 Wasliluigion-ot., CI tlcago. INCIOR LINEALAL STELJERS New York aud Glaszows YTMOPIA, Junaz. v am LA TR Junetta, pam VICTOLIA, Juno U, 3 b } DEVONTA, Yune'ss, 20 m New Yurk'to Qlasgow, * Liverpool, of 'Londonderry. Cablng 365 to €80, Intermcdiate, $33; sivorage, S Naw York id London;, ELYSIA. dune b, 3 b o | UTOPIA, Juna2a, 2p. m. Cabins 833, 1o §7u; Hleeray Drattatigued n"-n{’ niount aL curi ) SMENDEIGON BROTI RS W ion-st, ALLANLIN OOEAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS, I‘AVIA QUEBEO and VIA BALTIMORE. SSAUK 8l rlascy, botwaen principul polats fa Europe and ! o --:ouu'«'.:-u'.':.‘fie“ulunfl" ) mu ";' Aneoiy a Houte, Buperlor Bhips. Experfenced Micers. Disclpiined Cre - il L iinlasd ranr, Hatety e Uovern hlfl-d. nt und Nteerage Pasango, t &l l“lmll, atlowest rai Apply WN ALL, f Nos. 72 & 74 Lassl NATIONAL, LINE OF STEANSHIPS, YOI LONUON, i 3 beland,_ Appl » o LALSON, ¢ Boush Claricat, North German Lloyd. ST M contaat wi o arel s fates of 'rom_ Nt rom Mew Hatol (Rogland) direct. 4 Aluunuu?' 8y e Kicunioninge: 8101 Taiermsdiaia, $43; Beeraze 83 E Apir i R W Bcll(l}UEARD MATL LINE, o I Pofl,‘i,],i:“'r'és Pr‘m' 3 L ‘: wundhlmn Britlah ClrCahd Rand ol ate., Cniigariowest coraer P, U DUVENET: Uonoral Western Agont. INMAN STEAMSHIP LINE, Carryiag tho Matlabetween EUROPE AND AMERICA. VYHITE STAR LINE, RS 2 St B one s ALFRED LAG! Geooral Wsm“ 1] D1l on Oreat Dritatn and thoiaads * Cor A¥ed! WIRE SCREENY, : . SCREENS. CHEAPEST AND BEST fl OMIO-ST, ed, ~~ GUATEY AND WANTELS, Ry lala, "fl:g ".'L ‘uum SLATE MANTRLS, PROBASCO & RUMN BUIBTATR D GLOVES, GLOVES! Field, Leiter & Co. STATE & WASHINGTON-STS., Call attention to great Lar- gains which they are offering GANTS de SUEDE! 3-BUTTON, AT $1.50! Will open to-day a full line of FRENCH Lisle Threads! The most perfect fltting Gloves of the Iind in the market, at very attractive prices. APOLLO OLUID cofi ITSe THE GREAT SPRING FESTIVAL! BY THR APOLLQ MUSICAL CLUB! arrEE TABERNACLE, June b, 6, and 7, INOLUDING A GRAND MATINEE JUNE 6. Tickets Now for Sale At 162 State-st. FINANUCIAL. : AND 7 1-2 PER OBNT. Wa aro prepared Lo make loann on improved bust- N8 propesty in aums of $io,4 rd ag z i & 8, e T, cent. ., Chicago, ALE. nnh'r.kll. I Biato-st Dostwa, Fastera Con e RENRING U0 o LAZARUS S VERHAR Chamber of Cotnmercs, Chicago, Hlas money tolosn on Hoal Estato, I'roduce and Proe vision, City aid County Urders, and Mcreantile Papor, and lfllfilnhlnu on all countries, ORTGAGE LOANS., FLOUR lIILl’r with Machinery, Ia Chicago, rent. Hexidend nt, co and grounds st Jifabian Parkwreat. WALTEIL l, MATTOCKS, earboru‘at, _ MONEY toLOAN By JOSIAH H. REED, No. 20 Nagsan-8t, N, Y., In amounts s required, on IMPROVED CILICAGO PROPERTY, at HEST llA’l‘lfl. Applications received and promptly attended to by 1. A, HURLBU'T, 76 Randolph-at, EDWARD L. BREWSTER, 101 Washington-st,, Tioys sud, sells, COMMERCIAL PAPEN, LUCAL L %AK‘“ sad BONDS, NS on first-class Collatcrals negotistod st Low Tiates of futerost, JOHN G, SHORTALL, 324 Yortland Block, MORTGAGE LOANS At lowest markot rates. “CONSTABLE'S SALE Entiro Stock of Jowelry Storo, Consleting of Watchos, Chaiue, Rings, Clocks, Bilver-plated Bhow Cases, largo Fire-Yrool Safe, Fusiured, oic,, at ‘Warchouse, No, 160 West Monroe.st., FRIDAY, Juno 1, at1p. m. B ¥. W, lIOWARD, Constable, OPTICIAN, B I T vl ot L SUUUNY BIANANSE, OPTICIAN, Tribauo Ruilding, Plue pectacics sutied to all alahts on sclentise prin- %u":’ pera snd. Fleld” Glaksch, Teletcopen Hite bes, Bazometcrs, & SUMMER RESORTS, HOUNTAIN HOUSE, CRESSBON SPRINGS, PA, Th i the re- COplon oF Kurate oy i "0 Wil e opea for the re 141k Dav of June, 1877, 1l a All tralos oo the Penn's R. R will stop st Cresson. TORKGES ORCIEBTICA ‘bas been eugagod Tor tna Sedsin. Fishing aad Mudting, 86 ¥or scims adarcts &.'J, UNGEK, Bupt., Fituabir, Pa. i VA BN CP:EG:?Q:%‘ SovE HIouss, ‘ope gz, Muss. Ou extrame polnt of Cape. View of iy, i e G e, ol a2 Wik ECLEN b HionIxsox & co. B0ALES, R iR FAIRBANKS® STANDAKD FAIRBANKS.MORSE & CO. A * 111 &113 LakeSt., Chicaga. Becazsfultobuyoalyths Geaulne, CHEAP LOXS. Decoration Day A SUCCESS, And 5o is the Sale of Lots at LA GRANGE! THEY COST ONLY $100 EACH. My Lots at LA GRANGE are only one Block from the Depot,and 7 milea from Chi- Cago, ’x‘hu{huro Desutiful Propurty, and I am solling them for $100. $15 down and $5 monthly. This makes {t cost you, alter your first payment, only 17 conts a day. You can aavo that on cigar money, or your good wifo will find a way to help you econoinixg just a liltls more, 10 you oan by-and-by have A BEAUTIFUL NOME OF YOUR OWN. EXCURBIONS loavo my office to seo tho Lota overy ploasant day at 7 and 10:30 tn the moruing snd at 3 and 4 o’clock in the sttornaon, LA CGRANGHE Ison the ch(nlko,nurUnqan&Quianlll- rond: is ono of Chicago's most atiractive and cnterprising suburbs, being bosutifully situsted among hills and groves; has now about 1,000 inhabitants, and growing rapid- 1yt ohurchos, schools, stores, oto., oto. 10-CENT TRAINS Already on, and B-cont trains will probably run shortly. COMMUTATION ON THIS ROAD VERY LOW, And TRAINS ALMOST EVERY HOUR. Special evening trains during amusement Aosson. Bunday trains for thoso wishing to attend church tn tho city. If you buy Two Lots, and will build im- medlately, X will furnish you a pass good for TWO YEARS on every aud all trains hotween Chicago and La Grange. DON'T FAIL to sco theso Lots hefore buyi 1; 'here. It {s the CHEAPEST FiHES.OLNEE PROPHATY 1n tho marker. I ALSO HAVE EACT. 40 Lots at Hyde Park - $600 100 Lots at Evanston - - 500 100 Lots atSouth Chicago 250 200 Lots at Desplaines - 200 40 Lots at Park Ridge - 300 400 Lots at Lake Side - - 100 300 Lots at Glencoe - - - 100 600 Lots at La Grange - 100 800 Lots at Thornton » - 100 1,600 Lots at Homewood - 100 2,400 Lotsat San Diego, Cal,, 100 'F'I'Romomher that you get an Abatract th all proparty purchased of me, and also save commissions, as I deal in nothine but my own property, and SBHOW IT FREH, IRA BROWN, £ 142 LaS;tl]e-st.. Room 4. TO RENT, FOR RENT. DESIRABLE OFFICES IN THE TRIBUNE BULLDING TO REINT. WM., 0. DOW, Room 8 Tribune Building, FOR RENT. Having closed out our entire stook of goods and retired from business, the spa. olous, finely lighted, and very desirablo Btore, Not, 233 and 238 Monroo-st., 000U« plod by us, oan bo rented on sdvantageous terms, Apply to us or to Hon.O, B. frarwell. RICHARDS, SHAW, FITCH & WINSLOW. TO RENT. DRSIRABLE OFFICES IN TIIE MAJOR DLOCK, HEATED; FIRST-CLABS ELEVATOR; HENTS 1OW, MEAD & COE, 1565 LaSalle-st. II00TS AND SHOES, A A~ e At e A Haa aold cut at 143 Btate-st. in order to go into the Oustom work, He i3 now located at 04 Dearborn.st., whero ho will oy his orsonal attontion to tho igmnt uso LA. IES' and GENTS' PINE HAND.SEW. BD BOOTS AND BHOES to order. 3 will -uppl( @ want muoh roquired in Chioa~ K9, namoly: Ladies' FINH GOODSB to order, Apply to BASE BALL, Mutuals, of Janesvills, vs, Fairbanks, ‘Twenty-third-st. Grounds, To.day. AT e Tickeu for sule st “ROOFING. The Carrey Elastic Roofing & Paint Cp. 08 8nd 110 ¥rankiln-st., ara prepared to palnt Metal gl Ve danisa Bubuahdsia 'Dh wur indestructitie Hed Elastle Palnt. 'or salo 10 At ity tu sult. L ESTATE, Receiver's Sale. 3 t public auotion st ffice, SoTae S a0 FO0 Book, southw sul urser Olark and Monroe-sts,, Ohicago, 111, on JUNEG, 1877, AT 10 AM., all of Blocks 3 and 4, tho west half of Blook 5, and all of Blocka ¢, 7, and 8 (368 Lots) in Davis’ Addition to Chicago, av., and betwasn e and 4130, (he Kiark 7t of the B: WK O TSN TR A Oy Btook-Yarde.' Torma, i casts Palsis d tares anuual payments, with 0 por oent ip- terest. Hale parempto; L G BRI ?fig&. Booaiver, ISR A % CIIICAGO, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1877—TEN PAGES., THE WAR. The Russians Make an Unsuc- cessful Attempt to Cap- ture Batoum., Position of the Main Opposing Armies in Central Asia. Disaffected Oircassian Troops in the Russian Army Sent to the Rear, Precautions Taken by the Council of War in Constantinople. Arrest of a Xarge Number of Midhat Pasha’s Ad- herents. i Warlike Preparations Still Progressing in Ser- via. The War Party Determined to Achieve Independence. Berlin Correspondents Make Vague Allusions to Peace Nego- tiations, The City of Mauchester Gives Up a Doy to Gen. Granot’s Enterlainment THE ARMIES. 1N ASIA. ATTACK ON DATOUM. Loxpox, May 81— a. m.—The Dally Tele graph has the following: "“Batovy, Wednesday.—The Russlans yes- terday attacked the Turkish positions here. Notwithstanding the large force which the Ruszsiaus brouglit to the attack, aud their per- sistency against tho galling fire of the Ottoman artlllery and infantry, they were finally repulsed, leaving great numbers dead’aud wounded. The cugrgement lasted ton hours, during which time several close combats took place.' Tho Daily Teleyraph's Erzeromn special con- firms tho report that the Ravslan loft wing was repulsed In an attack on Karakilissa. TOSITIONS OF TIR ARMIES, Loxpox, May 80.—A dispatch from Erzeroum, ‘Tucsday, describes the positions of the oppos- ing armies as follows: The Russfan right wing is at Nessipeneck, and the ddvance guard there- of has reached Kalldagh. Cavalry patrols be- longiug to the Russian ceatro bave sdvancedas far as Vezinvalsan, The left wing is now only 0,000 strong, aud the .maly body thercof is at Utchkilllssa, ‘Fhe advance jguard has bad skir- wislics with tho Turks bt Toprak-Kalch, A column Is also stationed at Ardiche, ‘The maln body of thd-Turkish left wing fs at Olt}, with a dctachment noar Ardaban. The ‘Turkish centro and headquarters have not been moved from the Snghaniu Bouutalus, Tho advance guard of the right wing Is at Toprak- Kalelh, Tho maln body thereof Is echaloned from Garphanc, via Qullentsp to Delebab. CIRCASSIAN INSURNECTION. Mavousster, May 80.—A speclal from Vienna to tho Guardian says: * Messages from 8t. Petersburg denylng that tho Clreassian in- surrcction has any. fufluence on the campaign should not bo accepted ms representing the real situatlou. When the Clrcasslan Chief, Bchamyl, fu 1845, with 16,000 Tshetshewes, descended {nto tho Koor Valley, the Russisns were compelled to evacuste Bayazid and retire to Tiflls, They also abundoned their expedition to Afghanistan, Tho present rebellion, at least, blocks their solo communication botween Wiadidaukus and Tiflls," TOUR CIOICE, CONSTANTINOTLE, May 30,—No confirmation has been recelved here of the recapture of Ardakan, & 8r, PeTersnune, May 30.~The report of the recapture of Ardahan is fulsc, CONBTANTINOLLE, May 80.—~It Is officlally an- nouuced that tho Turks have just retaken Are dabun, ARMENIA, Lonpox, May 30.—Tho country now domin- ated by thc Russians In Armenia Is about 3,000 squaro miles, IN EUROPE. UBAVY RAING. 87, Pxrrusnuno, May 80.—ieavy ralns, both at tho Danube and Caucasus, delay the Husstan operations, Advices from Tifils to the 20th inat. meution only roconnolssances and unime portant cavalry encounters, RAILWAY ACCIDENT, ViznNa, May 80.~Thero was another rallway accident ncar Plofesti to-day, and several per- sous wero killed aud Injured, CIKCABSIANS SENT BACK, Vimnna, May 0.—Thirtcen traius flled with Clreassian cavalry 1o the Russlan scrvice passed over tho Modavisn Raulway in one day on their way back to Russla. Throo squadrons will bo disarmed, The Bhelk ul Islam found means to let these troops know that a holy war had been declared, They sinco havo shown great discon- tent, aud mavy declared they would not re on thelr co-religlonists. A regiment was seat to the Biberlan garrisous. , ' HUSSIA AND ROUMANLA, ‘The sulte accompanylug the Czar to Rou- mania pumber 800, Up to the prescnt time Russia has paid to Roumanla 8,000,000 roubles. On May 25, the finaucial offlcials uf Roumanta applicd to the Russfan chief of stafl for an ad- ditional Installment. 'They were fuformed that notbing could be done \mm further orders wero recelved, TWO AUSTRIAN MONITORS have arrived at Sculin, to watch Servia. The Bervisu Uovernment asserts that the Turks have viclated the frontler and massacred soveral Hervians on the river Driva, . ON THE DANUBE. Loxpox, May 81,~The Thaa® Bucharest dls- patch says: * Tho weatber s now dry and hot, Novery serfous resistance to the actual crossing of the Danube (s apprehended, us tho fortresses will be avolded, and want of proper organizs- tlon renders the Turkish armies uowieldy fn largo masses. The Turks to-day made thelr ffth attempt to estadlish a battery opposite Islacs, but were driven away by Houmantan guns.” b NAVIGATION, A Vieuns spocial ssys: *In consequence of represeatations of the! Austrian Government about the reopening of the navigation of ths Danubo 84 fur as Girls, 8atvet Pasha has assured Count Zkby that, if this Goveroment pledged itself that the Danube Steam Navigation Com- pany would not carry, contraband of war, or tow down ships for the Rusalans and Roumanians, the Porte would consens to the yeopenlog of ?J;TEM' The matter now appears to be scte tled,” IN SERVIA, A special from Belgrade says the Turkish fr- requlars have attacked an fsland In the Drina on Bervlan territory, whero the inbabitants were peaceably working 1n the flelds, and killed rev- eral. They carried off some people and cattle, The Government has sent 8 Commission to In vestigute the matter. Two Austrian monitors arrived this morning in sight of Belgrade. IN CONSTANTINOPLE. ACTION OF THE COUNCIL OF WAR, Viznxa, May 30.—The Palaco clique at Con- stantinopio seems to have renounced ail Idea of yletding. The formatfon of a Council of War is a sign that it has reasserted its position in the palace. This measure will probably provent the Bultan's golng to the army. All rumors of Minfsterial chauges have ceased, The first step of the Councll of War has heen to obtain authorization from tlo Sultan for tho formation of a Hungarian Leglon. 'The author- {zatlon was given desplto the representations of Count Zichy, Austrlan Ambassador, and the urgent dissuasion of Klapka Pasha. TURKISIL PINANCES. CORSTANTINOPLE, May 30.—Mr, Foster, man- ager of tho Ottuman Bank, will Jeave here to- day for London, for the purpose of co-aperating with Zudhy Effendl, to ring about an arrange- ment with the holders of the Turkish loan of 1854 and 1871 [These loans are sccured upon the Egyptian tribute. The object of tho pres- ent negotiation!s to obtaln from the bond- haldersa releascof & portfon of thelr guar- antee which {s Incxcess of those portions of the nbove loans still outatanding, aud on’ this to negotlate a new loan.] [ THE UKCENT ATIRESTS. Viexna, May 30.—The Political Correspond- ence's special from Constantinople savs: “The TPorte, o order to justify tne: numcrous arrests, has informed tho diplomatic representatives here that a conspiracy for the overthrow of the dynasty was discovered. This Is untrue, The Porte's only object {s tho removal of the par- tisans of Midhat Pasha, who are openly agitat- ing for his recall,” CONSENTED. Loxpox, Msy 80,—A special from Constanti- nople says: *In consequence of the demonstra- tlon of 8,000 Boftas, the Girand Vizier has con- scnted to tho dismissal of Redif Pasha.? . [Norr—Although this dlspatch fs dated May 80, 1t appears to refer to the demoustration pro- viously reported.] PEACE TALK, NOT TIE MOST HELIADLE, LoNDox, May 31—5 a. m.~A Berlin dispatch states that semi-officlal papers there continuo to tntimate that the end of the war Is approach- ing. ‘fhe conclusion of an armistice s already rumored, The Times' correspondent at Vienna tele. graphs as follows: * Rumors of the possibility of peace are floating about here. They emanate in Berlin, and date from the time of Prince Bismarck's stay there, At first they were vague. Now, however, they havenssumed more positive form, to the effect that tho fall of Ardalian, the retreat of tho Tuarks to Erzeroum, together with the Improssion mado on the Porte by the menacing autitude of the Chamber and populationof the Capital, have alrendy furnished an opportunity for Uerman medlation. 1t fanlso to be remarked that the Grand Vizier was for some time Ambassador at Berlin, aud lias been keepling up rather * INTIMATE RELATIONS WITIL TR GERMAN CADI- xeT, As regards Turkey, it is thought the Govern- ment and palace cliques would only by too glad to eacape from their critical position by dismlss- ing the Chamber, and thea coming to an ar- rangement. The Turkish Parliament might be sent home In June without any extraordinary measure, Tho (mpression cqually cxlsts that Russta is littlo inclined to carry matters to the extreme. The success already gained in Asla, and in taking up positions onthe Danube, might be considered as suflicient satlafaction to military honor, provided Tarkey were fuciined to yleld, especlally aatho task of crusing the Danube and acquiring complete contrul of Bulgaria 1s not underrated, nor thie danger {gnored of com: plications which might arise, both at home and sbroad,"” ‘The corresponacny concludes: * I roproduce these rumors as I find them. The Bourse sccws to be Influenced by them, and in ofticlul and diplumatic circles they seen to have made but little Impresslon, and are deemed very pro- mature, to say the lenst," A GERMAN VIEW, Loxpox, May 80.~~Tha semi-oflicial Irovin- elal Correspondence of Berlln to-dsy publishes an article which, In the lHghit of recent peace rumors from Bucharest, is signiticant. The article con- cludes as follows: *'The offorts of the Uerman policy, which, after the last war, found expression and & firm basis in the olllance of the threo Emperors, have proved also fn the present gravoe crisls to bo o guarantes for pacific mediation reaching far bo- voud that narrower alllance.: If, notwithe standing the outbreak of tho Russo-Turkish war, tho prospects of tho preacryvation of peace in Europe have, within the Inst foew woeks, rather fucreased than diminished, the German policy bas an houurable share 1n this." GENERAL. AUSTRIAN MINISTERIAL CHANOR, LoNDox, May 80.—A special from Vienna to the Dally Telegraph says: * It is rumored here that the present Austrian Minister ot War s sbout (o ba replaced by Herr” A, Molinary, Gove crnor of Cruatla, and a Jeadlng member of the Blav milltary party that advocates tho annexu- tion of Bosula wud llerzegovina to Auastria.? WAL CONTRILUTIONS, Over 5,000,000 rubles have been. ratsed in Russia for war purpuscs by voluntary contribus tions, 5 PEACE nUMODRS, Lowpox, May 09.~The Time' and Nes! Nucharcst correspondents both reltorute the statement that peace rumors are fu circulation. BGYIT'S CUNTINGENT, ALEXANDRIA, May 80.~Tho Egyptian contin- gent for Turkuy has not gone yet. Tho reasous of {ts detention are not knowa, LEVIES, New Yong, Sfay 80.~Tho following speclal dlspatches aro published here: Loxpon, May 30.~—A dispatch from Constan- tinoplo states that the Porte has made levies upon the Christians for 200,000 troops. BERVIA, Loxpox, May 80.—~The News, In {ts war sum. mary, has tho followlng: “The must moderato view taken of the Bervian preparations is that they aro fatcoded to support the declaration of fndependence to bo lssued as soon ny the Rus- slans cross the Danube. In that caso tho Scre vians, without declaring war or makiug any for ward movement, would practically cover the right of the Russo-Roumanian aruy.” A Vicanadispatch says thy Servian prepars- tlous are not such as favor the Idea that Prince Mitan wii} permit himself to be carried away by popular pressure. At least it may Lo assuwmed that neither tho Governmout nor the Prince aro Hkely to doclde befors the return of the latter from Plolestl. PHONISED UNDERSTANDING, Brusssrs, May 80.—Ls Nurd publishes & S| Petersvurg letter npon Count Hchouvalof visit to 8t Petersburg which says Russla’ reply to Mr. Cross' definltion of British futer- ests will be ol a paturo to fully reassurs thy Britlah Cablnet that Russis is not only under no necessity to attack British interests, but, on tho coutrary, is interested lo mecting the views of the Britlsh Gevernment fn order to secure more promptly the deslred result, which 4 ¥mply @ ebiain the amslloration of the conditfon of the Christian subjects of Tarkey hy broader and mora effectual guarantees than were provided by previous diplomatic pro- grammes. RUSSIAN 8TOCRS, Lonpox, May 30.—The Zimes, In its financial column, commenting upon the extent of the spcculation In. Rusalan stocks on the London Exchange, sags: *It has been very commonly remarked lately that speculative accounts in Rusalan stocks open at one time exceeded In the aggregate many times the nomtnal amount of the Russian 1573 loan of £75,000,000." PRECAUTION. In consequence of the numerons accldents, the Roumanian rafiways wiil shortly bo placed entirely under Russian management., CON!TARTX:OD::ITQ\.;:' v %Acfiobut Pasha started for tho Black Sea this morning, GREECE. ATiens, May 31.—M. Coumoundouros will form n Ministry favorable to war. Uncasiness provalls In Athens, w TOUMANIA “VIEKNA, May.80.—It fs probable that Russia will only recognize the independence of Rou- nania provisionally, so a8 not to place hersell in antagonisin with the other Powers who are inelined to defer recognition till the close of war. OTHER FOREIGN NEWS. GEN. GRANT. INVITATIONS POURING IN. Loxnox, May 30.—Ex-President Grant and wifawlll dine with the Duke of Wellington, Juno 2. The Duke, in tendering the Invitation, eaid it secmed to him to be a fit thing that Gen, Grant's first dinner in London should be at Apsley House, with the Duko of Welllngton. A subsequent invitation from Earl Beaconstield for the same day was deferred to a date not yet fixed. A receptlon wlil be given the General at United Btates Minister Plerrepunt’sresidenceon tbe Gth of June, snd n dinmer and a reception at Lonl .ouglton's on the Tth. Ho will sttend the Ascot races on the 12th of June; on the 16th of June ho will dine at Kensington Palace with Princess Louise and Marquis of Lorne; on the 2Ist at Minister Plerrepont's with the Prince of Wales, and on the 26th at Plerrcpont’s with the Duke of Cambridge. Seven other invitations to dine ner by distinguished persous were not accepted, on aceount of previous cngagements, ‘The following invitations have been accepted, but the day has not been fixed: To dinner with the Earl of Derby; to dine with the Qucen, and attend the Queen's concert and ball at Bucking- ham Palace; and to dinner With the Lord Mayor at Guildhall, ‘The Prince of Wales has arranged to recelve Grant at the Marlborougn House immediately after his nerival. It Is understood that tho Frince will also_give a dinner in his honor, but no day has been fixed yet. MANCUESTER. MaxcitesTeR, May 8).—A large crowd ns- sembled at the station here aud gave Gen. Gront and’ party & warm welcotne. The party then took carriazes and proceeded to carry out the pregrammo of sight-scclog already tele- phed. m?)n his way here from Manchester to-morrow, Gen, Graut's tralu will stop a few minutes » AT URADFORD, at the special request of the Mayor and corpora- tion, and an address will be presented, Loxnpox, May 30.—It Is understood that the corporativn of London will present Uen. Grant thie houorary freedom of the city in o gold box. After the prescotation the corporation will en- tertain Gen, Grant at a dojeuner at Guildhall, lA(unml {nvitation will besent him fn a day or WO, FRANCE, THIRRS. Panis, May 80.—The Republicans, under the sdvico of Gambetta, accept Thiers as thelr leader, They propose to have the next clectoral canvass under Thiors' pame, to which Thicrs cunsents. , JULES BIMONR'S LETTER. Pants, May 80.—~M. Jules Bimon has assumed the managemnet of the Ecko (newspaper), and publishes o letter thereln sayiug that he docs undertuke the task with the object of explain- Ing the fall of his ministry, because he would mot e to the wubstl- tution of an authoritutive for a parllamentary ¥ovemmuut. Ho {ntevds to detend the Repuiblic against the monarchical coa- 1ition, parhamentary revime agalnst Bonupart- {sm, and reason and'religion azalnst theocratic doctrines, He appeals to all those who, abhor- ring civil and European war, desire to make the Republic beloved add powerful. CONPIRMED, ‘the Liberte confiris the revort that M. Thiers, in cnme«hucnco of the arcement with M. Gam- betta, will he Intrusted with the lesdership of the opposition in the prescut crists, ITALY, YOREION KELATIONS, Rous, May 80.—In the Chamber of Deputies today- Minister Melegari repeated nssurances relative tothe friendly rclations with France and all other Powers, 1[0 sald Italy hud con- fined herself to protecting Itallan subjects in the East. An agrecment existed between the severnl neutrul Powers to mutally afford naval protection to their reapective subjects. In cons clusion Minlster Melegar] promised not to dis vergo from tho priuciples which have hitherto governed the conduct of the Government. GERMANTY, ALSACE-LORRAINE RRINPORCED. BrrLIN, May 30,—An order lssucd to-day des- ignates threo battallons of fnfantry and fuur battalians of artitlery to reinforce Mtz and Btrasbourg, and a battalion of riffes will be sta- tioncd at Severne. BOUTWELL. The Uncommon Depression of Spirit Which Iias Came Upon Him Slace His Purty Has Ceased Fiauntiug the Iloady Shirt, Dispatch o The Tridune. Doston, Mass., Muy 30.—Ex-Scnator Bout- well delivered the Memorial-Day address at Barnstable to-day, snd took quite & gloomy vicw of affairs In general, and of the condition ot thu Bouth In particular., The Fourtcenth and Filteeuth Awendments. to the Cone stitution aro i actual perl)y, ho suld, aund there s season to belleve thut & steudy and visible reaction has sct fu aggalust them during tho last two years. While this reaction can uot result In the overthrow of thu amendments. by constitutional methods, there is dsnger “that they will receivo such au {uterpretation by the courts and by Cougriss as to deprive them of thefr chicl value us they wers understood by 1he men who ortituated then aud by the people of the States that ratitied them, Threo Statcs— Mussisappl. Loulsiana, and North Carulinu— huve, lo says, becu scized by armned minoritl representiug tho cducated und wealthy clusses, He bolds that the Natfonal Governwent s the right and is bound upon ascertanment of the fucts to depose the cxisting Btate Ad- minlstrutions sud to place and support in power the Adwmiuistrations chuscn by the pco;zh:, or Wwhich would have becn cliosen but for the violeuce ot the minority, .He takea o plovwy and uragiug - view of the condition of the country. Tne Thirtecnth Awendmeut Is the only ony adopted ju conse- uuence of tho Rebollion which™ ho considors uulikely to be aonulled or thwarted 1n its operation. he ola spirit which brought vu the War of the Rebellivn lale clioves to be yet dominant In the outh, and dotermiued, I not o scparstion, at Jeast on perpetustiog the rute of_vou race over - the other, and 8o far preventing the equal free- dom aud caual rights which we thought had been palved by the War of the Unlon. Mr. Boutwellis unable to discover any promise of smendment io the Bouth. - lo gives tho leaders of ita {ntclligent and wealthy classes no credlt for progress, Ho conslders tho Preal- deut’s attituds toward the South and what he has doue fu the settiemunt of the Loulsisna sod South Cerolivas disputcs wlstaken and wroog, o was (or the same reason she courso of Pres deot Graut {u mfiluuug to support Gov. Aues I Misalisipol 0 sces Do way of educatiog the Bouth {o sell-goverument cxcept by governing ¢ with the sword, Destruction Caused by a Great ' Tidal-Wave on the Coast of Peru, The Height of the Wave in Some FPlaces More than Sixty Feet, Several Important Cities Al- i most - Entirely Ob- literated. The Loss of Life Estimated at Between 600 and 800. Particulars of the Sinking of the Steamship City of San Franeisco. She Strikes upon a Rock Thrown Up by the Recent Upheaval. The Passengers and Crow, 287 in Number, Landed in, Safety. A Remarkable Escape from a Most Fearful Catastrophe. SOUTIT AMERICA. THE GREAT TIDAL WAVE, PANAMA, May 21.—On the 10th of May a tidal ‘wave washed the State of Guerro, in Mexico, and rosc as high as the Plaza at Acapuico. The following particulars of tho tidal wave on the Bouth Pacific conat lave been received: Callao was visited on the morning of the 10th by a apecies of tidal wave, or rather gradual up- Ticaval of the scs, which caused serious damago oud exceeding alarm. Thne docks and plers of Muelle Darsons were the principal sufferers, together with ~somo stores along the shore line, which were completely carrfed away by tho water. Vesselé made fast and Iving slongeide tho outer walls of the dock were lifted fully elght fect by the upbeaval, but, strapge to say, were not damaged. Most of tho steamers riding ot anchor In the kay slipped thelr cables, fearing further danger, and somo of the larger vesscls stood out towards the off- fug, The United Btates store-ship “Onward ' Ieft her anchorage, the officer in command ovl- dently remembering the fate of her predeccasor, tho “Fredonia,” in the great tidal wave at Arica In 1868, A quantity of merchandise, tem- porhrily stored on the docks from ships in dis- charge, was rufned by the water. A water launch, torn from its moorings, struck againat the {ron plilars of the dock bridge and carried away several of themn. On the shore the great- est consteruation was apparent, many familics FLYING YOR BAPETY to tho high grounds back of theclty, . A At 10 o’clock in thomorning all danger scemed to havo passcd. The sca was stlll somewhat ngitated, but resuming gradually Its ordinary tranquility; but the effect along the coast as far 08 we can learn has been sovers. At Mallendo 801 feot of railway which runs along the shoro was destroyed by the wave. At Ilo the town aud rallway wero also serlously damaged, al- though no loss of life isrcported. Boyond Mallendo tho cable is interrupted, and much anxiety prevalis as to TIE YATE OF ARICA AND IQUIQUE. The steamer Santa Rosa left Aricaon the oven- ingof tho 9th, and roports thatwhena few moments under way cxperienced ashock of an carthquake, and saw & tidal wave sotting’ in to- ward the shore. At Aroquips a strong shock was felt, but the Prefect telegraphs that no darmage was inflicted on the city. From the south wo can roceive no further futollignce fn timo for transmission by this opportunity. Tho fact of the cablo not working Jeads us to Lo- Meve that somo great calamity may bavo befal- len the soutbern ports, In such caso, at the guano deposits of Pabillon do Plea and Guaril- los, where from cighty to one hundred ships are loading, the catastropho MUST LAV DEEN IMMXNSE, ‘The Punama Star hus the followiniradditional intelligence showing the extent of the devasta- tion: The steamer Johu Elder arrived ot Cul- lao from ang:ruuo on the 18th, By her wo hiave news that the destructive tidal wavo re- purted as having been experienced ot Collao and ports to tho north thercof was: known to Lave extended ns far south as the nortbern houndary of Chili; but bow tnuch furthor south was not kuown, as communication by cable had been interrupted, The Elder re- B A totaiuacsy s Avies, Tamiso i Siarty ol l‘nbcllunnelu:’?lc;‘. 2:15‘1" Ilo. Although severo shocks of earthauake were felt, they cuused but little damage. 'rl‘nu destruction of life and prop- erty was owing cutirely to the frightful up- Leaval and fugress of tho sea. A gontleman who arrived by tho Truxillo (n- foris us that the flourishing town of Iquique, the prinelpal post for nitrute shipments, is left as cumplete a rufu now as {t wasafter the fright- ful fli hquake and inundation of 1803, At Arlca the scu washed oyer the town to tho hill back of the church, and destroyed much vuluable property. The wreck of the United Btutes steamer Waterce, which was carried fne '1‘3‘»‘;'. a coupls of iiles by tho tidal-wave of WAS A0AIN PLOATED, and carried o mils or two farther up the coast, ‘The lower part of Antopagasta, which fs pars of the celebruted Carocoles mining district in Boliyla, is reported completely acstroyed. Tho smelting and other works near the shore wers &l swept away, ‘The sbipping at Pabellon do Plea and the fuano deposits suffered severely, and some half uduu]:n fine v“cuel- aru reported ashore aud completo wrecks. . ’A'l& sea {n suwe placcs 1 stated to have risen over -lxtfl feets With the meagro and unsatisfactory roports that have reached us it is imvossible to furm auy falr csthinase of the result of this terriblo visltation. But, making all due allowaucs for exargerated statements, we cannot but Les lovs that the destruction of life und property bas bLeen enormous. Whether the tidal wave extended further suuth than Antofagusta and with what results it is impos- siblo tokpow, We may at any momeut re- celve furt] particulars by way of Valparaiso and the traos-Audine Lelec% and Bruzilian cables to Burope, tween 600 aud 800 lives are sald to have been Jost, Aaj. Charles ¥. Powell, United Statcs Consul at l?uluu“ of feverat that port ou the Bt fust, -FIBR. A destructive conflagration occurred fn the business partion of Lims ou the 1st inst. Tho larze bardwaro establishment of tho Mesars. Denegri and severul sgjucent buildings were consumed. Loss upwards of 800,000, THE S8AN FRANOCISCO. PARTICULARS OF LXL LOBS. 84y Francisco, May 80.~~The 8an Diego cor- respondent of the Califorols Assoclated Press - telegraphs as follows at 9 p. m. today: The Puctfic Mall steamer Costa Rica bhas just dropped anchor. Shu has on board 187 passea- gers of the San Francisco. Mr, Moscs Sargent, ‘brother of Benstor 8argent, gives ths following detalls: 4 The City of 8an Francisco left Panama May {Conflnusy ca the ¥LOh Page.) o W ' ' [ A