Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1877, Page 1

- The Chicano Dailp Teibmme. ;- & 2 g 2 = 3 T2 2 - VOLUME'® XXXI1. CIIICAGO, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, PRI(_ < FIVE CENTS, 2 g TS TRUSSES, BUMMER GOODS. ply to the letter of Lord Derby, hfeh Connt | recelved overtures f; England ( \il thy 1d not tell the the A =R : WAITING ORDERS. | Ehorceiot took wit tim to e oDt | Ee e rethe ot e nafesons | Uhey e b oy e A oty by whleh ey £7 3 RAILROADS, | TEITD hin lettor Lord Derby dtew the stiention of Ttamis | able o the propoesl hecause of ita connection with :’;{;’:{;‘;; B Wit ot am mereat walfs =15 1o varlona points where Englfeh ntercsts would be sffceted If Tusaian action extended so far. ‘They were mentioned in Mr. Cross’ speech In Parllament, and ara the Huez Canal and Egypt, Conatantinople, the Dardsnclles and Peraian Gulf. The Princc’s letter successively TAKES UP THESE POINTS, and explatns that Rusesia does nat mean to fnter- fete with any one of them. Peinca Oortschakof! acknowledgen the great Internations] and com- mercial mportance of the Baez Canal. and gives the most positive Assarances thnt Tusnia does not intend in any way to touchit. Rdesia, indeed, thinks herself entitled, g a mattes of right, to earry the war to Egypt, bat explaing that any sce tlon In that direction han er even been tokes into consideration, This ls mors the case aa regarda the Persian Galf. a ihinks so important & maritime pasesge a8 the Dardanelles must be the policy which Austria has edopted towsrd the German Empire. “3any romors have of fate been eircolated regarding an Anglo-Austeian silllance, bnt they hava emanated shiefly from Berlin. Thin Is the first inatance of a direct statement on the subject wnich has been made by the Vienna prees, CIRCASSIAN ATROCITIES. (eregulara in the Turkish serviee have made a ons Greek Wonseteryat Ran- gave, in Thessaly, and pillaged it. They carried off everything of value In (he lustitution, snd completed the oatrage by illing the monks who fell Into thelr hands, This outrage will fan_ the flame of Greek anger against' Tarkey, and strengthen the hands of the war parly at Athens, which in trylng to force the Government to immediste hostilitics, a0 that Epirns and Thesssly may be wrested from the Porte while the Ottoman troops ‘flflln. and yet Ih:‘v wicked thefr caps and cracked their whibe, and awagzered geaeeally with ns much apolmb 2s I they owned halt Wallachiz, Farther on A troup uf Cossacke was In hivonac in afeld ¢lore to the road. The raia had drowned ont the firen, and the ground way_knde.deep in mnd; hat the Cossackn were ant diapirited by their uncrnial conditizn, tWith some atraw and rame hranches {licy had thrown np shiciters azalnst the wind, and it the lee of these they aquatted an stones, sinzing Tustily to the accompsniment furniehed by ane of their numbier, who whistled more shirilly ihan any London sitent Arab, Several fay atretched in sinmber in the mud, with the raln stresming down upon them, 5 Anfiunl'fieeting of the Nonhweét- ern Stockholders. The Russians Apparently Ready for a Forward Movement. Gould and Dillon Make Thelr Calllng and Election Sure. 'Summer Goods! STYLES DNSURPASSED! Field, Letiter And Only Need the Word to Attompt the Passago of the Danube. Probability of a Gigantio War Al Along the Line. THE NORTHWESTERN ELECTION. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Chicaga & Northwestern Rallrosd was held yester- day afternaon at the ofiice of the Company, corner of Market and Kinzie atceats. Mr. Gould's skill FRANCE. THE GRIXDING PROCESS, Panis, Jane 7.~Threa Republican clabs have been cloned by the authorities Lecausc of uuauthor- Ixed pulitical meetinzs, Many Pontoon Bridges in Position Across the TRUN. . | a1 3 manipulator was again visible by the harmany always regulated by internations] sgreement, and | are engaged defending the northern sud Asistic Tae manager of the Eqalite (ncwapsper), pube | 203 IEERDL T " ‘having 1 ¥ Bot iy ona Power alone. She disclsims any Inten- fabed &% Marselies, Bis Sein somented fo ono | Snd unssimity of the procecdings, he having - Extract from Reportof Bourd of Medical Offcers &: CO. Stream. Hion of sequiring ‘Conntantinople, \hough at the Teasiiscn of the e pile Tanth'e mprisoazent and to. paY s fing of 3,000 [ Droved bis tims welt dusing the last (o5 Sarats o, Convened to Exnmine Bample of Trusses in accardance with an Act of Congress : +'The Tasrd fa of the opinion that the above sprinclples, viz,: thusa which belong to 8 proper TTeuus, are best carried out by the *Common-Sense eoss,’ monufactured by Lartlett, Butman & Par- ker, Chlcago, and are therefore recommended by {he Boaed as beat.” BAZIL NORRIS, Snrgeon U, 8. A., Prosident. J. C. ROSSE, Asst. Burgeon U, 8. A, Secretary, 3. 3. WOODWARD, Asaistant Surgeon U. 5. A UEORUL A, OTIS, Assletant Surgeon U.8, A RUASIA'™E REPLY. 70 (Ae Wetern Associated Ireas. Lospox, June 7.—~A semi-official telegram from 8t. Petersburg states that the Ruesian Ambassa- dora to London, Boriin, and Vienns, on their re- tarn to their posts, will be able to give assurances that Russls does not alm at political transforma- tion of the map of the East. Nothing Is further removed from her intentions than 1o cause freeh Baropesn complications. Rusals will oppose the entry of revolutionary fnsurrections into the war, avd alsc epdeavor, as in the case of Servia, to pree moving a1l opposition to him, If any thero ever teally existed.. The numbher of sharca which were voted amounted to 205,020, The frat business . done was the submission of the annual report of the Directors, the principal featarcs of which have alecady heen published in Tne TRiBUNE. An election was hold to A1l the places of five Di- Yectors whose time expired, with the following ra- suit: David Dows, of New York, re-elected: J. If. [owe, of Kenosha, Wis., ro-electod; Sidney Dil. Jon; of New York, ro-elccted: Marvin Hnghlts, of Chicago, in placc of A, B, Bayless, of New York; francn. Victorlen Sardou, the dramatic writer, haa been elected & member of the French Academy, defeat- ll'q;l the Duke d'Audiffret Pasquier by a vote of 10 t0 17, ‘The Moniteur announces that a clrenlar will be sent to the unjversities calllng upon them to ab- staln from political diacussions. Tho Presidents of threa sections of the Left held AN IMPORTANT MEETING to-day. The declaions arrived ot show remarkable same time she conld not consent to Its possesslon by sny other Christisn Puwer. The communica- tlon is ellent an regards any TEMPORARY OCCUPATION OF CONSTANTINOPLE which may become neccstary and enane la the courso of Rusalan military achievementa, The letter gocs on to say that fussls bas ra- mained trae to her programma In siming solely at Improving the condition of the Chriatians In Tur- key, which can only bedone by the coercion of the Forto, Assoon as Russia has achieved this she STATE & WASHINGTON-STS, Are offering special in- ducements throughout their entire Refail Department! Gortachakoff’'s Note in Reply to Derby’s Recent Oate- chising. Bussia Promises to Respeot British Intereste in the East. 111 fall back - asen} moderation. It waa decided that M. Usmbetta, at | and 3. M. Burke, of Now Yori, in place of Oliver o above recommendation of tho Board of Med« :opr:gnnmc:'éfl;d sl bkl ::::n:fi:- st of sl Bpl peikibaig the reopening of the Chamber; ROy Ro Ioterpenz | A25H T o O St St o {cal Offlcers with regard to Trusses is aporoved. » 18 will Insure the eMelency of the reforms, mking obrsss. o o at M. e L i hiars, | Yorks W. L. Scoit, Brle, Par; Jolin Bloodgged, e e e raaenni v.s.A | and draw particular the Towers to taka up the thread where ftwas | TLoxpow, June 7.—An Odessa correspondent’ o Sorki day Gouids New Yarki S Ly ors heshould refraln from arraigniug the action of Presideut MacMahon, whose irreapansibility shunld be fally admitted. "1t wan nlso declded that the addrens in reply to MacMaton's message shonkd be muderate i form, though decided in substance, and (hat{f avertures were made tothe majority witn 3 view Lo mininteria] changes, they should nut be rejected without coneideration, aithough it would bo neceseary to Instat upon the relirement of M. Fourtou, 1t wasfinolly decided that the question of wanctloninz the badget should be left to the Budget Committee, Confirmation of Unfavorable Re- ports from the Tarks in Asia. Adopted by cauntries Ja Kurope oa well as the . 8. Govornment aa the beat fu the world, Medal end Diploma awarded at the Centcnulal. Sutgeane all recugnize tho fact: itis the only rass that potively cures Rupture, Dr. Parker v personal attontion to adjusting; experiouco of fificen years, and guarantces satlalaction. MANUFACTURED BY BABTLETT, BUTMAN &PARKER flave, Amsterdam: A. 0. Dulman, New York; W, i, Perry, Chicago; R. P. Flower, Now York; M. L. Byues, dr.. New York: Il H, Yortor, Chi- cago; sud Albert Keep, Chicago, AL s subacuonk Taceting of the Board of Dlicctors the prosent re-elected an follows: Albert Keen, M, L. Syken. Je., Vice-Fresldent nd Trenaury: Marvin Hoghiti, General Managorsnd General Hoperintonaent, Tha Chl: cago & Northweslern Italiroad have s large num~ Ter of proprictary roade, all of which have separta organizationn, and which beld elections yeaterdsy writes that there 18 no longer soy fear there of & Turkish fleet. Confidence has been completely re- stored. Indeed, the Russisn Government now re- fusca to acknowledge the blocksde, and proposes to resume fts running of steamers between Odesss and Kherson, and Odeasa and Nicolsiefl MONEY WANTED. Lowpox, June 7.—1n the Tarkish Chamber of Deputles yesterday, the Finance' Minister de. broken by the dissolution of the Conference. —— ON THE DANUBE. WILL MOVE 800K, Lowpox, June 8—G & m.—A speclal from Behum} it is generally belleved at Turklah headquarters that the Iinssisn maln torce will at- tempt within the next few days to cross tho Dan- ube near Nikopoll, attention to A Russian Detached Col- umn Marching on A jority of the meetlng wppeared to bo GORTACHAROP?. D T ot 5,000,000 Turklsh pounds, | of> coper? by Peothing should - be done | 2ccording to law, with the following resc " Van. Aspecial from Torall says Princs Gortachakoft | Te Mialstee states o i nezotintions for B | b, tendsr. dissolution h'.'::lJm‘Qf‘r 1t "na %5 | Menomonee [tiver Rallroad=Dirvetors, William 0fMce,~) State-st., Chicago, looks very i, and is the mere ghoat of himself, | forelgn Jodn had not hadany result. The Chamber | mitted thiat M. Fourtou's order relative to hawking }};‘ yfi-‘g‘ ;fi'd e slvlkvl: . Ag!g;\ r’nm"l'l" Elastio Stockings one of our spaciaities. 1t is thonght ho will not Itve long. Tppointed 8 committen 10 examine the Ministor | licenacs rendered many clrcumepectivs lepublican | yreity, Preaident: Matvin ffughitt, Vite-Preaiddnt’ BLLICNS. FAN CY SHJKS- PREPATATIONS. demand, 1t 18 proposed tolevy an Internal loan. han © " | 5, B. Redfield, Secretary; M. M. Kirkmaz, Treas- Moukhtar Pasha's Army Almost Destitute of Artillery. and that to give the Republican :ln'nnl\nf ine significance of hostllity to MacMaton would luse A Wi dlspatch of Th 1l 1ddin dispatch of Thurslay evening says the N Solin, TRoselans continue the concomtration of pontaon MUST STAY AT UOME. Loxpo¥, Juno 7.—A Posth dispatch sayna tela- urer. . Chleago & Milwankee Rallroad—Directors, Al- Prices Never Lower! SILKS. — s o e O ery et arived aod | Grim Feceivod here aunounces that tho SommAB~ | g, gune 7. clrcuiar hat beea feaned or. bert ey, nan 30 L. Efifi?flf’h. i Paner, FURNITURE, the croaning of the river Stis belioved will bo at. | 8nt at Ogram bhas published an order forblddIog | dering the prosceation of persons clrculsting for Wittam 1L, Ferry, and J. B, tedfeld. cers, s BNETURE.: . e | 2Toro Severo Fighting Botween | tempted immedistels. B e ree 1o Tonve i plats ot | S o e Porocta canmin tactions | Suiert, Keeh bremtients 0 5.5 s Aeist- Preparatory to a permanent es- TItR CZAR AND PRINCE CTIANLES, residence. of the Senato or Chamber of Deputles. g i ! the Turks and Monteno- grins, ant Sccretary, ‘Winona & &t. Peter_Railroad—Directors, Albert Keep, J. 1. ilows, David Dows, A. G. Duiman, M, Haghitt, M. L. Bdk"' Jr,, M. H. Porter, William L. Seatt, and Williaw H. Perry. Oficers, Albert Keep, President; L. 87 Jr., Vice- President and Trenaurer; 6. 0. Howe, Secretary; tablishment in this city, Hisssts, Wi, Schroeder & Co, Protzars, June 7.~ThoCrarand Princo Chsrles of oumania havehad a confercnce. Tho Czar il visit Prince Chacles at Ducharcst on Saturday. Qreat preparations ate belug made for bisre- coption, A XOTE TO THN GREERS. CoxnraNTINOPLE, June 7.—It 1# stated that the Porte {a about to send a nota to Athens relative to the Greek srmaments. BUEZ CANAL. ROME, PAPAL PBESENTS. Toxe. June 7.—The receipts of the Vatican from the Popo's jublics were 6,000,000 lire fn IMPORTANT A Report that the Former Have —— CoxsTanINOPLE, Junio 7.—The Porto hes taken | gold, exclusive of valuable presents, 3. Redfield, Ansistan Secrtary. Manufacturcrs of Siiks in Crefeld, [ PURNITURE BUYERS Captured Duga Pass. IN ASIA. measares toavold any confict in the Sues Canal, DENIED. alaCroms, Lol & bty Glcisson, and Moscow, will exhib- d [ T TURKS, e on. tho tamt wil ba frcs to all veascls | _Toows, Jue7.~The repori. that, tho Pape tas | A7 uiman, C. i Marrin, % L. Syics. dn it and offer for snle until June 15, S 1Lowpo, Juna 7.—The following is the Turkls | except Russlan. e ey Con Dresidont Macianon 18 | #1: 1. Pottor, Whilarm 1, Perry, snd 3. M. Kirk" t the Bt t M » account of the posiiion of affars i Asia Minor MUSSIAN PRIOATES. demled, 7, —The Pops to-dey received nov- | B, OO0, bert Keep, President; B, L. at the Store of Messrs, T“E ToBEY The Freuellll Republican Programme at | o5 tio morning of the oth of Jane Moukbiar | unser, June 7.—Tho ureion frifsies svotend, | oot iuitings sTriin HunE ot (s rk, ar. Vikaspeaidons ecatary, sod Tieas: {ke Reopeuing of Congress. Pashis’s headquarters, with nine battalions, wasat | from Now vork, aud Peycdpaweosky, from the 3 S Bintee e Btroetais, Albert C. G. ROSS & CO,, poning L iiin & Btate-Lite roets New \'nt‘h Le r-ln.-dl ""é faith displaycd by the Mediterranean, have arrived here, ms {n this skeptical Koprekos. The Turkidh right, conaisting of Keep, J. I Howe, David Dows, A. G. ‘Dolman, twenty battalions, was at Delibaba. Tho Turkish UNTRUE. 161 Trifth-av., . T faken, dey 1. 11, Porter, Willsm IL Per- IOE ARMIES, Joft wing, slxicon baitalions, was at Gurdjt and | ~Roxe, June 7.~The statement pnblished in the BPAX 27 vin Haghitt, snd J. B, Redfield, | Officers, All their qualities of BLACK and FURN!TU-RE 00. RUSSIAN SUCCESS IN n;u. | Baggsze, about alx hours twarch from Erzeroum, Deutach Zailung yesterdsy, that an Itailan cor- POLITICAL PRISONERS. lAall’ffiexfi?g?filfi&mia‘u‘s&}f\?# -{:‘:i'mvm- vette had cowe io grlel in the Dardanellca by striking a torpedo, I8 untrue, PEACE PROPUBITION, Bentix, June 7,—The artival of Sabdoalish Bey, the new Turkish Ambassador to Berlip, who leavce Conatantinople to-morrow, s looked forward to as an event of impartance, for it 1o belleved the Ger- man Guvernwent will, with the concurreuce of England. udvine Turkey to_cunclude o peace as [ s poralble, Russia baving aircady informed the Cabunets at London, Vienna, and Herlin that Who would agrea to conclude a oace on tho hasta of the protoco), accepting A concession of lerrilory in Asts Minor instead of indemnity, VOLUNTEEHS FUIL TURKEY, = antinaple Orrrespandence London Tlened.” +Pha viglorice uf tho Voluploer Chlef Tcharuk ?:llll Al l'u{m u‘n lIm"Allr;llc ll’nir;ll‘er gclr Da- um, are pol only extremnely gmtify ut even somewhat umnh‘ed the Turks themseives. Asa natarnl consequence volunteers eager to fight undor the banger of the Crescent spring up on afl on, Oup of thio Icaders of_ Circassian suxiliary bands asald 0 be Ubazl Bletemed dey, son of tne famons Bchamy), formerly the terror of the Rus- slaps In the Cancasus, the same tall young warrior, (The =ame sccount only asslgae four ‘battories of artlllery to thesc forty-ve battallons, which scems incrodible, thoogh it has been ropestedly stated from vorlous saucces that the Turks 1n Asts Minor waro almost destitute of artillety.] THE RUSSIANS, Thia ceport places the maln body of the Russian rght wing at Oltf, with an advanced guard st Neriman, ond fhe Kueslan centrs at Soghanll Dagh, The Rtussian left has suspended Ha for- ward movement, A Russlan detached column ls spprosching Van, and hus reached the bridgo of Bendimabon, twenty miles from Yan, .1 1148 A QUEER LOVS. [ The Turkish Ambasssdor ot Parls tolegraphed to Constantinople and recoived tho fullowsog from Satvet Pastur: **1t 1 not tre thst the eituation of ourarmy Is precarions, nor that Kars is {o- vested, mor that Moussa Pasha's cavalry was destroyed, [NorE—-Yet the Turklsh Censor per- mitted theso stories o bo telegrapbed to tho Lon- dop pspers.] COLORED SI{LKS8; also, Colored and Black Turquolse, for MILLI- NERY use, as well as B’k Faille snd Turquoise, for the * TS TRADE."” Brunao, Jane 7.—Persons recently arrested In Blscay, and confined to the foriress of Santons, will ba tesnsported to the Philliplne Islands, Mapnin, June 7.—The Minister of tho Iaterior »tatod n Copuress to-day, that the arrests In Dls- cay were offacted in consequence of proceediangs of a republican tendency. EGYPT. 4 CLEOPATIA'S NXEDLE. Lownox, Jane 7,—An Alozandria corresponoent gives the foljowlay: ‘Tho exbamation of the obellsk: (Cléopatra's Needa) for London has been complet- ed. Elghteen Inchies- of the apex are gone, aud {ho corners are fomewhat damaged, but otherwise it1s lna talr condition. GREAT BRITAIN. L SMALL-TOX. Loxnox, June 7.—There were sisty-one desths from small-pox in London daring the past week. Special by Cabls to Tha Chicago Tribuna. Loxpoy Orrior or Tus Croaco TamUN®. Savxsnony srazer, W. O, Juno 7.—Regard. ing the movementa of troops nothing note- wartliy is tolographed by dur corrospondents at tho front. In Asia the contest is virtually declded in favor of tho Russians, who lave driven tho Turks from onc foothold to su- other, and tho Inst baitle will doubiless take placo near Ezeroum. Though the report that Kara §a complotely investod ia doniod, tho fulfillment of this ovent is only & quos- tion of o fow days. o, % Tux Cmicaco TRmUNE correspondont tel- Having determined to closo out for cash its entire stock of Furniture, the lavgest, finest, and best assorted In the West, will offer its entlre stock at prices below any thing over before hionrd of, Most of these goods aro of tho most fashlonable styles, recently manufactured by this Company, and many of them will be sold ot less than half {belr former prices, and at less than thoy can bo manufactured for to~day. Such an opportunity for purchasing Furnituro has never ocourred before in Chlcago, and probably nover will agatn, Purchasers can have thelr goods stored 80 days freo of charge, The attention of Dealers is particnlarly invited o this sale, * urer. ‘StateLine & Union Rallrond—Digectars, Afbert Ko il flowe, David Dows, A. G. Dolmss, M L. Erkl:l dr., 1. U, Porter, W. IL hrr{: Marvin Hughltt, and J. B, Hedfeld, Oficers, A) et Keepy Presldent; M. L. Sykes, Jr., Yice- President? J, B. Redfold, Secrelary and Treas- urer. TO RENT. TOR RENT. ESRAELE OFFICES IN TEE TRIBUNE BUTLDING THE WAR. . Adead calm existed yestenday In the fast-train war, and no new stepe of soy kind wers taken. It scoma that the ralliosd mansgers are waing for tha srrival of Vanderbllt, who is expected back from Europa to-day, before taking extrome medas ures. The opinfon prevalls. that Vanderblit will order a ceasation of hostilities, at lcast as far ss the war on rates Is concerned, and go tntoconsuita. tion with the other raliroad msnagers to bring about a scttlement of the various contlicting fntars osts. The prospects, however, aro that Vanderbilt will 3o po such thing, and that he has w 1ato this war after duo and mature deliborst Ru- mors have been current durlng tho ast few days that Qonld and Vanderbiit bave joined hands, and y 11 mstake siot, who, In full Circasusn costume, @B, ORANT. i 3 3 d Garrett. - TO RENT_ ographs from Thrail that tho Tuukish garri- o yoanger brothor, 10, bo. exbibited by | Lopo, Juno 8= 8. m.—Oxford Universitybas | {hst thoy are "3:,';‘,? to Sl ook and Dt State and Adams-sts. | son at Matctin s lorgoly roisforced, but ROUMANIA. B B i icec 9f the Hiuaslen Em- | offered cx.President Grant the honorary degreo of | yigy toEarope was ' fof | the Durpots ot conferring with the Erie Directors n regasd to Josning tha New York Centrsl snd Erle Ratiroads, r L least pool thelr carmings. The re-olection of Vanderblit as Presidont of the Canads Southermn without opposition indicates some arrangement bo- tween him and Gould. ‘fhe fght which 1s boing Waged In regand to the posscsaion of the Michignn Contral Jlaiiroad a1a0 points in the same direction. 1t theso rumors mro true, then the war will bo s ter- rificone, Thore will bo arrayed on ope side ihe New York Central, Erie, Canada Houthiorn, Lake Shore & m:m(.n Boalhern, Wabash, Chleago, Ttock 1mand & Pacific, and Chieago & Nortnwests orn, Union Vacifc, snd probably the Michlgan Central, and & fow otber Westorn rosds. On tho Giner slda there will be the Pennaylvants Railroad, Paltimore & Obio, Plitaburg, Clacinatl & Bt. Louis, Obio & Misslssippl, Vendaila Line, Chicago, HomRion & Guiney, Chicago & Atton, aud papabl Uhie Milwaukes & 8t. Poul and filinols Central aud s few others. Infach, it will becone a war of Vanderoilt, Gould, and the Ulon Paclfic inter- ert against Seott, Grrett, the Hutlington miun- Sger, und others opposed to that intorest. Whers e conbeat witl end and what (L Gnal result will De the future oaly can decide, 1n 8 fow days, it la clalied. the Union Pacific will commencs (o tako Sn aciive part in the war, [Cwill ahorten up its Funing timo s 84 to give the Northwestern and Tock Inland lailruads 8 chanca to come 1n bors 1o 1imo 10 conuect with tha faat trains of the Laka Hhote & Miculgun Southern. ‘Tho Krie Liallroad will afso run a fast traln to conect with tho fast: trainof tho Lake 8bore & Micnigan Bouthorn higan Contral Hallroads, sad will leavo Haflo daily, including Bundays, so that pas- sengers wil lmuwdcl-rcu at that palnt. Thers are humberless rumors In circulstion s to start- Jing measures which wiil be taken it Vanderbilt on STATE OP BIEGE. ‘Lowpon, Junse 7.—Several specials confirm the report that Bucharest 1s shont 1o bo declared in stato of slege. TR CZAR'S SAPETT. Tho Russlan police, owing to tho reputation of Rgumania as & gathoring: pluce for Poles and other turbulent charactorw, have deemed 1 necessary 1o {ake cven mare than nsuaily soveregrocantions for tho safety of the Czar, as well as sendlng thither o lost of secret police, and thoy have demandod tho unlimitod right of srreating suspleious individuals, The Roumanian Govarnment . haa rutuaed to grant this, becausa it waa fu dircct violation of tbe Ruesa-Roumanias Convention sad the Constitu- tion of the countey, The Orsad Duke Nichiolaa monifested hin displessure at the rofusal by taking no notice of Prime Mintater Dratlang and M. Cogalviceavo, Foreign Minister, when they went to nseat bim on the occasion ot his last visit to Ducharcat. The Roumanlan Government, though it has yot made no sign of ylelding, will probably compromise by consentina to proclaim & atate of aluge,;which would pormit the excaptional measurce dosized by the Russians, INUAKMONIOUE, 1In other rospocts matters do not appear o be golng guite smoothly. Tho Russiaus are complain- ing of the {ll-wilt and dlatorinuss of the Rou- manlan authorities, uod the lutter of the offensive and almoat brutal behavior of the Hussian offcers. ‘bassy the winter Mmt:{ lant 2a & hsif hostage, v, . L. balll vnnllul;’vr. 8 living trophy of the vice "Tho Glencral attondod the Prince of Wales' loves that tho firing has' ceased, probably on sc. yesterday. count of tho scarcity of ammunition, of which the Tarks are notorionsly deflcient. The left wing of the Russian army will un- doubtedly cross tho siver at & point just above Ibmil, NEW PUBLICATIONS, “INCOMPARABLY FUNNY,” 10 what tho Saturday Erening lerald says of WHAT TOMMY DID. 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C, DOW, Room 8 Tribune Building, tory_won by the Russlsn armiea over 1ho o Anather champlon Isthe Hodia Iaat Effendl, the preachor of the Fatish Moague, s man, we tearn, who distingulsiied himself ra tho campalgn agalnst Yigntenegra and who s tow eny lm‘mlnvu untcer battsilion to serve under his orders, ‘The Goverument ar striking tho lron while it ta bot, and more combalants will probably muster undoe tha Proplict’s standard than the War Oftico wili bo uble to find_employment fur, all of whont Wil certalnly scquit themeives with lionor au far a8 pervonal bravery |s concerned, for, us 1 bave often said, no ono can doubt the great physical strengria and the contempt uf death which lnake tho Turk un of the best soldiers In the worid. FALACE AND CHAMBER AT CONNTANTINOPLE, The personal sdvisers of ‘the Suilan are bont upon crashing the Uhainber of Deputies and belint; fug to uaaght all that Midhat Pasha accomplished for the ciuso of conatitutionsl governmeut in Turkey. The chlofs of Lho Pslacecliyue are Hedif Pasba, Minlster of War, and Maumoud Dawmad, Marstial of _ the Falace and - Lrother-jn-iaw the Sultan, ~ The leader of tbg Deputics 1s Ahmed Vetyk, When Ahmed Voiyk was sppoluted Presidens of the Chamber, tho Ministry supposcd that Ly would be a con- veuieut tuol but they wers qulckly undecolveds o soon mado 1t manifest that he had s will anda uind of bisuwn. During the pressut sesalun of tho Chomber ho has induced the Deputles Lo take wironk grounds of eppositiou to the Slinleiry; thoy havo exproased thelr dlaspproval of the courus ta- Kken by the Governmont in sccepting e term protecurste of Jlussian wubjects i Turke ey hato vought to impeach Nouel Pasha, the husband of Fulins Hanoum, the Sultan's eldest i TICHBORNE. The Perslstent Effort of Ignorant and Maud. }in Sympathy to Rescus the Uutcher-Boy from the ‘Obloguy Resting Upan Ulm=- The Scons Bhifts to California—Imagina. tive Poopls on tho Make. 8ax ¥nraxcisco, Junc 7.—A few daye ago the Call published sn sdvertisement asking the Cap- 1ain, officers, or crew of the achooner Quprey to communicate withi Gray & Tlaven, sttorneye. This morning the Call privted a column article to ihe effect that tho Osproy referred to was the schooner by which Orton, tho Tichborne clalmant, 231d he was pickod up while ho was adrity ina bost 1o the Atlatic Ocean, and that Capt, Mitcholl Owens was [nthe city, andhsd responded to tho advortlso- went jalso, that be had tho log-book of the vessel In his posacasion, which was expected to furnieh the missing liok in the clatmsnt's ovidence, Purtber inquiry shows that the story lacks aothenticlty. Gray, of tho above leesl Arm, states that, somo ‘mantha sgo, at the requeat of the Sceretary of tha Tichborne Release Assuciation, hie omployed o man named P, L. Gordon toscarch for traces of the Osprey snd lier Captalo, Aftera while Gordon reported thet be had fdund Capt. Mitchell Owens, who Liad tho lug-book. Mr. Gray waa at that timie Burveyor fltlfll port. and, belug presscd with usiuees, And OATIONAL. Charlier Institute, ON CENTHAL PARK, . NEW YORK CITY, A Protestant French School for Boys and Young Men, Trepures thein for College, Meat Polnt, Naval Acad: ‘emny, Belontigy Bchiouts, and Bustn French, eFani 4mn Syaoits nrouslly wogut and e ) New Building, tneurpassed for lacstion, ventllation, ‘nd IntwHor Arraugements. — Cost $00,000. The 43d Yoar will bogin on Hept. 18 next, Yrospectus acut on applicativn. xLEVEN PONTOONS have beon brought down, and are ready for ase. ‘Tho Rassian officers aro bowalling the necossity of merching through tha Dobrad- schs, which s now entirely dopopulated and affords no chance for forsge, tho country belngone succesaion of sand-lills and mareb. ca, It is intonded to mmako A TAMID BWEREP » scross this section of Tohernavads on . tho Rostonje Railway, and to occupy the line, 1 thus fsolating ol the Turkish fortresses an the river bolow Tchernavada. MIDIAT, A private tolegram from Comstantinople hints the probable early rocall of Midhat Profe BLIE UHHARLIER, Director. A2Cut this for futurs Feferonce, HOWLAND SCHOOL, for Advanced Edueatfon of Youug Waptea, at ugs Lake, Contral 1th yofsinie T, clike tnstitutiva, Propara- hg""" collogiatydaparuncuts, o Vle T I presding \Lls of rulea relating to mo- cross references, which enablo apy a0 for Sroumer, tan’ nis arrival In Now York does not order the 7ates 1o cnt—] 2 " Mistor, for embexzlement practiced by him ou aa inig full confidence in Gordon, he e T AT IO 3D a1 opede ety sayl o i bk, | Paska, who s mow fn London, ond tho 08| 1y e, gune 7.—bvice Charin of T Shame sk dang sttt of S | poed e Tty sl b o | IO e e 3 =] h - oursd; thoy have crous-esauiined Hedif Pasha in e ccretary Ol o Association. n IOTELS. oo hnsxceotiugly Ingenlous table wblch contalnk, on mation of another Ministry, WRIGUT. | manls, will srive hero fo-day 1o vislt the Csar, . | regard 10 the Sctitions war butbotiss witl which ke tecolved 8 leticr incluing | ELYCTIONS. saply. ba cn':ck for $100, aud asking him to continue i vestigation, and, ¥ possitle, ublain posseusion of e Ing-book wnd laduca Capt. Uwens tago to Kn- gland to teatity, At this poini Gordon Intimated that the reward was ridiculously small for tho servico performad, :‘I‘ld “fi‘éflm have anyihing furiber to dowith 6 matier, My, Uray expresses the oplalon that Gordon is holding back for » hlzh bid for Lis knowludge. 1t sooms equally probable that Gordo's whuls story fu s job. No one acema to know 4l hereabouts of Capt. Owens, though it 1s ziven out hio has gune to Victorla. As ta tho schooner Osproy, It W clafmed that the log slieged to be 1a the Captalny wentury practice. Hold by all Booksellors, or seat by mall on recelpt of price by the publishiers, S. C. GRIGES & 00, Chioago, ADVELTINI \WHERE T0 G0, tricked tho city; they have exposed the incapacity of Ahmed Mukhtar Pasha, the Commander, ol the urkish army ln Armenia; and now that thy Min., iatry thtesten (o send them hume sume of the boldur spints even talk of proclalming a permancat sesalun of the Chamber. CHOSSING THE DANUBE, The Russlans aro rathicr wlow about it, bat armies have crossed Danube in tho past, and, doudt loss, the passaye can be tade agaln, Napoleos E:lllxv of thu riyer in the faco of the Auatriai fore the battle of W wn in thas deacribed willtary wrlter in the London Zelegraph ¢ had _preparcd on the Jeland uf Lubau w number of fat-bottumed craft and the materials fur duste Drernoit, Juna7.—At the aunaal meeting of tha ehareholders of the Candda Southern Bridge Com-< pauy, the Chlcago & Canads Bouthern Rallway Company, and the Toledo, Canada Southern & Detrols tatlway Company, held at Groaso Lalo to- day, tha following Directors wera oluctad: For the Diridge Company, W. 1L Vaoderbilt, Augustus tcholl, 8. P, Barger, B, A, Wickes, Bldney Dillon, J. W, Converse, B. D, Worcestor, W, L. Scott, James Emmett; for the Chicago & Canada Bouth» omn iailway Company, Slduey Dillon, J. W, Con- verse, Charles Larnler, A, Wickes, W, B, Loonard, Kiishs Atking, A, J, Atkev, David Dowe, JRWS KILLED AND HOBBED. AVlenns dispatch aays Itie stated that the honscs of 160 Jowhh familics were piilaged by & wnobat Dowbanl fn Roumanfs, Sunday, Eleven were killed, tweuty-four wounded, and 90,000 ducata stolen, ENGLAND, RURSIA'S ENDZAVORS TO KEEP MEB QUIET, Bpecial by Cable to The Chicago Tribune, Lonoon Orriox or Tuz Cutosco Tamuxe, Savwspusy Sroxer, W. O., June 7,—Count Schouvaloff is expected to arrive hore to- night with a note from Russla, and tho Drit- ish Cabluet is postponing action until hoar- SANDS HOURE, Cor, Wabash-av, and Madison-st,, ©One block froms A. T, Stowart & Co.'s D. d bt TN s Tienirer 0% $2.00 PER DAY. New Honso—Elegantly Furnighed, MABTIAL LaW. Bucnaugsr, Juue 7.—0al of \ho thirty threa dstricts luta which Roumanla {s divided, Lweuty~ «ight have boen virtuslly placed puder martisl law, his was dano because capltal puslshment la nob recoguizad by the civil law, and the frequent dls- g A o ing bridgcs, in csnals which be cut futo the e A e that ane armved here in 15, | A. L. Pritchacds for the Toledo, Cauads Southern FINANCIAL, Notwitiatasding the esers deprectun of the times. | Ing ity contenta. ‘Lho ancortalnty and dils. | SOVerY Of spicu rendered the mesanta BucsmasTy. g e e tho bosts concealod by treos e e i J054" Tor soma atlantic | & Detralt ltallway Conipany, Ve, | . Vanderoit, o ANANOIALS s | Y ala wd welt eniahiibas Husataper Adtariald | ey Eogland thos plainls 5 : v {ruli e caviny's view, Making a | post, thency (o Melbonrne, durlag whiet i o | Augustas ctell & ¥, Burger, Sldusy Dilloy, X MGEUHSEMLAZABUS VERMAN i y torineas of Epgland aro thus plain’y exem- THE PRINCIPALITIES. A ermt. hu sont, 1t U oclock In (he | Feecheq Tichborne. Sl e stated by (he Secrotry B Worcester, W, T Seatr, Jonep VB A n | plified, as it is understood the note {8 but o FIGHTING, evounlng, two ulullxn-lol intautry across, who ot } of u:- m:mm fl gon\u mn“’qu%ré:-g n(‘:::::» Ickes, and 8, W, Davis. : Clawber of Commerce, Chicago, e e T S ¥iai Loeh sutabliti: Rausa, duae7.—The Consals Here have fnfar- | S35 becas chtated Wik L0 Austnan cutpoats, | wstod schiodner of 400 o Loy tone, reatatoment of provious declarations, consist- ing ot vague d{nclu!mmn! intention to injure English intorests, especially in Egypt. Tho English people ate beginnipg to understand that 1t {a a prime axiom of the Rtussian poli- cy to keop her woird only when she can theroby but held thelr round Wil the foating-ridyvs wero caustructed over tho Fiver, thero 150 yards wide, When & whole corps passed uver ond sclzed tho nearest villige, 'Ly 11 o'clock weveral bridges were construcied, 800ther COTps Wad slroady crusse Ing, snd botors daylight 70,600 men had oflected thelr passage. The nlght wue veey dazk, and there wore Lorrunls of Faln." Tho Russians certatoly Lave hsd many s dark night and torronts upon tor- tunta of aln, of which they wight have taken nd. santage. The pav 0 of tho Lianuba in 1823 was 8 bold and brilliant undortaking, Tuo Turke had divingd the Ruselun lutention frum the propara Uous being made, and bad inironched themueives Houso records of that year have been destroyed by fize, buk tha recards of the Merchsnts® Exchange, witfch aro believed to be fulland trustworthy, show that the only vessel at all answering the deacrip- lion irading o this port was the Dritish three- Wasted achooner Usproy, Capt. Griges, which was ere in the spring of 1853 not rewrniog until 1555, “tio was 8 small craft of only 140" tons. M. Gray hax nover scon Capt. Owons, aud the ad- yesttscment wea fnserted 10 remedy the defoction S Gordon. Tho lagalry (e atill progressing. e ———— THE WEATHER, CHICAGO & LAKE HURON. ‘The oftice of Genarsl Superintendent of the Chl- cago & Lake luron Rallroad has beea abolished, wnd Mr, Charlea li, Pock bas been appolnted fu- perintendont, with charge of ibe sratic bosineas and aperatlon of the roag, In sddition to bis do- tics ax Genoral Froight Afenl. Afr. B. B, Taylor, formetly Ucneral buperintendent, has boen ap- inted asaistant to the Receiver, with charge of he construction department and malnwpanco of way. Al the general offices of the road aro Jocat- - od la this clty. Tumoney tolosn on lteal Estate, Produce and, Pros Yhion, Cily snd County Urds d Salaseiling Exchanad on ety B By ORTGAGE LOANS. o L e st M ead v B S rene R T Ao Ul ™ Looni 1. No. 40 Dearborn-st. BUSINESS CARDS. MR. MAX ROMER, 48 Yorth Claziceat.. Is the Sale Agent 1o Chilcago for Dr. bt Fuok's Celebrated Tonie 1) ll.\*l\ 1he surcst retuy wiaby all Urat-class craiuiate, £or A RIS TP Givaa it wuperlor savaatages which T b Hious wio Know the. * valus ST brinters: Tk fur sdveriiaiog. Py hetr onicos, whi cleris are con- v sre’ Aoy atanily employed in lovking after 1o Interests of thale d 80 exaunination of Kliulr cxtunaive dies uf pcte froin everywhere, will couvinca the 1iost skep= {cal, that above all ouie; age: 1 mation that the Turks bave beea defeated In an engagement oo the southern frontier. Pighting cantinues 10 the vicinity of Duga Pasa. SERVLA. Laxuow, June 7.—The' Timer* Delgrade dis- pateh says the Skuptechina will bold its nextsce- sion exceptionally st Kragujevats. Lonvox, June 7,~A telegram from Beara saye: “+]ngelligence Lss boen receivod hers frow 8 ¥ cial sourco that the Montenogrinu bave been de- feated in Dugn Pasa with hieavy loss.” 8 the Hicy Where-uno should go 1o siy Rewspaper advertising, be ilis suioul 13 krews of suall, Alwaysubltging, and periorinioy thelr R Rromptlyto tie datiataction of thelr patruns thiey traly o cnvlsble reputatiua thoy liave uc! O 'l oldes, (argest, ‘moat compleie, und Adverusing Ageocy 1a the Weat, Remember, 110 Dearborn-st, £ E GAIN TERRITORY. . t 8 the selectod polnt *| wasmarox, D, C., June B—1 a. m,~For tho e The Cabinet ia being laughed at by tho BERVIAN NEUTRALITY. fhpntie g A e sl iver Ph e “ere upper-luko reglon, siug barometer, southesst 1o n;r" B ‘}' > .‘;',;b_ EST'M ATE s common poople on the streots of London for | Ustansok. June7.—1t1asald that the Servian | the Rusidsua, bad s causos | ustiwest winds, statlonary tempersturo, parly Epectal Dispaich fo Tha ne. General Protich, who has just seturncd from & misvion to Vieans, Liss given sssurances therv that Seevia will obeervo Sho strictest neutrality in tho wake ‘way 10 less than 7,000 cs I length, 3,000 of which hud 10 bo carricd on wooden m\ug».l and the troops wero under fre from thy Turks whilo at work. ‘The ltussians had & foiilla on thoe Danube, Axx Auuati, Mich, Juno 7.—The Toledo, Ann Atbor & Northern Rallroad has been sold to par- tiesin Boston, who agres to complete it st sn ex- cloudy weatheraud posaibly occaslons! LUCAL OBIEBYATION. Cuoaao, June 1. howers, boing thus hoodwinked by Russia. Count B Givon tor ADVERTISING In aoy fichouvaloft's private instructions from the NEWSPAPER in the Country. Our uew Price List for Adverilsers sxuz o v R B T i Wing. { fin.) iFeaid ¢nsg of $240, rovided the , peopie alonk the e Frico it e ddvertsers atue vusk, N§ | o b0 koop Eogland out of the Sight at Sope that Austrla and Hussla will whea pesco s | 2ad when thole cuusowsy was complcle, o dewach | “Tiu._\durs e Wity i vsainer, | BOL Ve 0 BT e Do it when the - Ls, p Logl 8! ncluded. protect Servian futercata. bt of gt infautry sud Cossacks wad sons across |~ e S e & WIRE sCREENS, Cor. Dearborn & Wash'n Sta., CuICAGO, concluded. protect Be uterey e landed bolow tha Turkish | G338t 2043 | 89 18, froth-r...o| .00 Li. tatm, | carsate yuuning. The toad sold fof §20,000, It s o A e s all hazards, to go and UOLKILLE TURKISH OUTRAGES o ehaieuts, concealed by a wood, The Tarks uxu;x.aun. awfl' ';4 7 &. briek . Ll will be semembered that gmnm. already done ‘VII{, l1: SCREFNS v MAEE ANY PROMISES, are reported, pasticalurly from Novibasar, OK | did not alecovsr tholr prescuce, and s usalans B Bh-iAuth 70 Of W, Cresh . | Votwoen boro and Toledo, 8ad W bridges ara dalit. 4 B e p e A ardreaciivaad . Servia, The Serviaus aze much excited. susbied upon the rear of the neureat intronchinenty A vvm.l;a 73] 07 | W, freal, ol o o kelley Fut coraeesro the oply nillatlo Bcreca i and if theso arp broken the Russian Govern- BANGUINARY. ‘fi;“'u"fia'.‘u&'i slor I‘w;m xn:m:, '::?:‘1“»:1“ gni.llw- nn_&:‘;";:rgma e Vi A:Jl 3!!{1‘3}:}5.‘(‘;{8.“ e ket Dideas lousg s BAN oo Buldtou. U , | ment wilt Gnd exousa. Boveral wocks must Loxpos, Juse 7.—A cartespondent 8t Vienna | o on wasubaudoued. e en e, g e il s Jot mads. says from the Nerzogovinlan aide ba news s tbat Nulelman Pasba, after taking Krlstaco, sent All Pasha to pelievo snd provision Piva before ho (Suletman) attempted to forco Duga pass. Laten—A telegrom atstes that Pivs bas basn revictualed. A special from Oatrok shows that the fghtingst Kristac was very ssugalnary, ‘Tbe Moatentgtia losscs are reporied ai 000 killed sad wounded Mondsy aight, sod 1,200 Turke wers killed; 8fty oficers’ sabres 878 reported to have beca brought 1o, ‘Wisconstu Ltailfoad, has Just mads the following sppointments: E. W, Winter, General Superin. tendont; ¥, B. Clarke, Genorsl l’rndlfht and Pas- ager, chn\; 1. W, Young, Auditor; and W. H. g. Walgut, Cashicr and Peywaster. e ——— b Vel A POSTAGE WRANGLE, g 7 Bpeciat Digpaich o The Triduse. Naw Youk, Juno 7.~Some tlme siuce as As- | sistant Attorney-Goneral connected with the Poat- Offtes Depastment tuled that a trado papr pristed in Chblcagu Was ROL & DEWSpapel, sad moit pay tage ut the rate of acent an gunce, The pro- rivture clalmod it was as wuck & awvpsDar 88 1bs rady atguns vublished bere, snd the st ofticluls 0335CK IN THE VIRLD. ‘Tha maat picturesquo llgury bu the Russian army {8 the Don Cossack, with bis jung black lance sud Dils duvil-may-caru face. A correspoudvut of thu Toudon Newd deecribes bin wa u practical philus: oplier of & manly, self-relisut sud hail-cypical e, Tho Cossscke Fdy turough Ductiareut—fel- Jows who nover saw & tows i tuele tives belotu— sa it it were their sfternoon custum to wiako . made on M4 sspholty they ate miways vl Rithough pusculious fu the pertoruiance of their duty, sud they keep sobor whea Uilloted §n & public-hotse with wmongy lu their pockets auda Yeure of clvillans cround thet eager to staud b uv, clapso before tho ponderous machinery of 1“’_‘%‘_-"'"' the Epglish Goverumont will move to any decisive effect. Whilo Parliament la en- goged in discassion, the Ozar will have time {0 oroas tho Balkans. At tho last moment the English army corps now belag mobilized will be ordesed to Constantinople. ‘Waiont. GORTSCHAKOFF TO DERBY. MEATING APPAIEATUS. TRATING APPLIANCES, For Fine licsldenccs, Public Duldivgs, &o. STEAM OR HOT WATER. Bale, Conventent, Ueslibtul, Economical, Duralle. CRANE, BREED & CO., 633-815 Weat Kighth-st., Cinclanati, 0. GRATES AND MANTELS. Myr. Chay. Craig, of N. Y., Is now i thisclty for a sbort time. Daring his lll{’hnl Lo will devote his Hute to the trestment *of Bright's Dise and other Kidoey ARcctlons, iu whichbie has ked success. His treatment lo well kuown sud approved Ly ‘lnany physicieny, ln the East. Yor lafurmation oz treutwent call st 469 Wabash-av. lours, Vtol12s. w., 2107, w. Wabaaay, o, g e e e COM10 PLAYING CALDS, Telpse Conic Playing-Gars this corrcepondent wet a paic of those warrlo GENERAL., Jogying aloug withs that pecaliuzly recklosa, EENILENRELE Tyt it 3 A REASSURING MOTR. ANDRABSY NOT TO BS CAUGUT. and-essy sir which secu the univerul characleris tried to coforce the ruling LO:N. ‘The propricion Plaln, Gold sad MNickel NOVELS —=— ORIGINALL L AMUSING! ¢ Loxnox, June 8.—A Parla correspondent states - tic of the Cossack. ‘Fhey taust have bevy wet 10 T —— held s weetiog to_ proteat, aad to-day 3 telegran NOTLIN LY N ING L fe 3 - Bpecial Dispaich to The Tribuns. oy 4 b, hy G + I | o A P T NOTADYS YULRIE o) | ehat thn communtcation which Coust Bebouralo@ | Naw Yous, Jume 6=3:30 o, w.—-Tho Herald e ek, they wers uncommunly WS L OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. frows (hs Poalmanier Gusaral winosbesd, M A Ge0 & BUNEY, | pEASLY B I sy’ ¥iacy 'Gools | bringa o Loadon Is not & noteln & diplomailc | eorrespondent fn Vienos eporte ot oa b | Brobauly bad wlopt Lu e el Ly Oua to | QuEexstows, Jude 7.~Steamsbly Hiberulan, | docs ol temais W O iaatly, As d o3pictode 03 NTATH T, VST 0 ‘67 LAbesty-atns HoW ULk Benso, but 8 lotter from Princo Gostechako 1o e~ | dendiuit, of thatcity, states 1bay Couns Andsasy whom they could make thvisedvea ltclligible froim Daltbwote, Las arriveds The watter wall be teatud fu the coustie