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TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1877.
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VIEWS A5D BETIEWS.
. The State of Kentucky pays a dollar
for a foxs scalp, and this year nearly all
' :Hhe taxes in Adair County have been paid
. -with scalps.
fr1pTavlor. a' culorcl lawyer from.
Massahnsetti, has been admitted to prac
" lico ia Maryland the first .negro in 'tic
bar of that State.
JCobnei Sellers, otherwise 'J, T. liay-
moDd, passed the Treasury Department
: in' Washington, the other day, and said
: mildly : "There's millions in it ! " and im
' uiueUtely added reflectively, 'there's
millions after it' ,
Hilton's bujl against the Jews brings
.to mind the facts that inl8G3 General
, Grant issued an order, excluding Jews
from the lines of the Army of the Ten
nessee; and that som years ago certain
fire insurance companies prohibited Jews
. from taking out policies in them.
The Turks in their march into fonte
' negro arc said to have lost ten thousand
men. Great discontent" is reported at
Constantinople with the1 policy of the
government which has' employed sixty
thousand men on this by-play with" little
Intengro, when such vast interests
-, are at stake in Asia and on tho lanubc.
- 1 From seventeen -to twenty thousand of
the homeless Sufferers of ' the fire at St:
John's aredaily supplied with- substantial
' food at the rink, where contributions are
concentrated. The amount of provisions al
ready consumed as been enormous, but
' the stock holds out well and is constantly
' teplecished. ;- ;
v i Mr. Daniel Dennett, of Louisiana, says;
"Let our people be patient. In a few
years the merits of the. Southern States
will be trumpeted all over Ameiica and
Europe, and immigration, capital and en
terprise will rush hither in hot haste, such
as California never witnessed in her great
est "prosperity." "
One of Sherman's bummcr3 cut a paint
ing from its frame in one of the Ithetl
family mansions in South Carolina, and
sbld it in Philadelphia for ten dollars.
Neither he nor1 the purchaser knew that
it was over ten centuries old, and was
valued high among thejhousands. It
has just been discovered irf Cincinnati .
A Tolisb legion is organizing in ,Cou
. strntinoiplc, and the German Government
has enjoined great care-upon the authori
ties throughout Posen and Prussia to pre
vent any recuiting for it within their re-
- epecti ve districts. All officers of the
. ' landwchr or reserve are forbidden; to take
service under Turkey, under penalty of
' being treated as deserters. .
t. : The prediction that tho export of fresh
meat from this country to England - would
ultimately become a huge traffic is rapidly
being verified. New York in April last
' sent 6,000,000 pounds, and Philadelphia
2,600,000 pounds. At both of these
ports the shipments are steadily increas
ing. Philadelphia, for instance, last,
. October sent but 1,500,000 pounds, while
now its monthly shipments run into tha
.millions. 1 ' '
- The exhibitors at the permanent exhi
bition in Philadelphia havk finally voted,:
I after long, discussion, upon the question
of having it opened on Sunday, provided
, the machinery is stopped and no sales are
" made, nd the result was 835 yeas to 509
nay t, - As the directors have made the
supposed, opposition of the exhibitors a
cEief reason for refusing Sunday openings,
the decided majority in its favor is likely
. to bear fruit in a dbange of policy.
The unanimous opinion in military cir
cles is that Constatinoplc is the objeceivc
point of the Iliissian armies both in Asia
and Europe, and that by all the rules in
strategy those armies are bound to go to
that city:- Seventy days from the crossing
of the Danube is the timo generally al
lowed for their appearance before Stam-
" boul.' Whether after possessing it. the
'Russians jwill hbld it or not, is a ques
tion the strategists, leave, to the diplo-
- mattsts; but that they will take it is a
Jdnt orl which there is no dispute,
t . Por political, effect a good deal has been
said about proscription and social ostra-
.' cism for opinion's sake in the South.
IA& us cite the Jews as witnesses. Before
tbe war Louisiana sent Judah P. Benja
min i a Jew, to represent her in the- Uni
tcJi States Senate. During the war he
wax the Prcmiel of the Confederate Cab
faent, while General Grant was issuing
orders excluding all jews from his' mili
tary department on the Union side.
Now comes the manager of the largest cs
tete in thfXorth and forbids the, enter-
I tainmeat of any Jew at his Grand Union
Hotel, at Saratoga. Joseph Seiigman, the
,'htad of a greas banking house and a gen-
tleaaa of high, character and culture was
J
r-;Sileeted as the? first victim of this insult
.? proscription in orer to make the ex-
'., ample more eoaspicixouj. .
SOUTH OP THE DANUBE.
The plot thickens and the news becomes
transfcrrea'ii tnfnewUheatre of war, an4
we read with a jrcat deal of .interest the,
ilerdUTs account of the crossing of the
Danube at Simnitza by the Russians un
der command of Generals Yolcbice and
Dragmiroff. According to the , accounf
which the' Herald publishes the Russians
no longer seem inferior to the Turks in
e TUrKS ID
ze quaTities.
point of valor and soldier-like
The cheerfulness and willingness with
which they labored to launch their bdatsy
dragging them through the soft roudiand
miry marshes of the Roumanian shore, in
the dead of night, the great caution
they displayed in; keeping; their move
ments concealed from the enemy, the
quiet, orderly behavior of the soldiers
while undergoing all these hardships, the
subdued tones in which all orders were
issued, the deep interest whjch pervaded;
the ranks of the Russian soldiers, the cool
courageand determined valor exhibited
by Gen. Yolchinc when he landed wftb
his troops on the Bulgarian shore;;' the
enthusiasm of the common soldier, and,
thfc Impetuous charge mado by the Rus
sians when1 the Turks were driven back
from the river shore, and the successful
faot-hold which the Russfans gained by
the superior frchcralshiD of their offieers
and the unflinching courage of their men,
' .lM ! -
jroes to nrovc that the Turks arc more
trt' - 4 . i
than en uallv matched in nualitv.as well
as quantity of the litissian soldier.
The Russians have npw control of nearly
the entire length o( the Danube, from
AViddin ,to whefe its waters empty into
the Black sea. The On to Constantinople
march has now commenced ini earnest,
terrible earnest, as the next few weeks or
possibly days may show; The Russians
arc gradually drawing 'the cordon, closer
and closer around tho sick man's territory;
slowly but no less surely, we firmly be
lieve, the Czar is inclosing the doomed ar
mies of, the Torte. It is the same plan
.apparently as Gen.'Winfield Scott urged
upon the- Lincoln administration to adopt
with the Northern armies in order to sub
due the South, which plan was to suppress
-us by force of superior numbers, and the
Russian plan, we sincerely believe, will be
the same towards his Moslem adversary.
Rut it is not to' be supposed that the
Turks will yield without a struggle, and
a desperate one at that the defence of
thejr capital; all of their religious preju
dices are aroused and they will fight with
the desperation of a wounded lion at bay,
while the Russians, elated with their re
cent successes," will- be more yaliant than
pver, and blood, human blood, will flow
freely. War is certainly no child's play,
it is not only full of horrors to the active
participants, but it entails untold misery
and suffering ;upon the poor defenceless
women and children.
-Who is responsible for all the blood
tfhat is shed and the misery, abject misery,
that is caused bv cruel -war ? It is a
question easier asked than answered.
The near futurd is big with events in
the Eastern war, and we await with con
siderable interest the news that shall come
from the Danubian frontier in the next
few weeks. In the meantime the fate, of
nations may fairly bo said to hang in, the
balance. i :
i' "KITTY KING."
Wc print elsewhere this fine poem, b
which thq Baltimore Sun, of Saturday,
says : i v . . 1
Mr. Asar 11. Watson, for more than
fourt years local editor of tho Macon (Ga.)
Icsscngcr, and wcllknown and esteemed
throughout tbat State, died on Tuesday
last lie was native of Loudon county.
Va. Mr. Watson was a conscientipus and
industrious worker in verse, and many of
his poems ran the rounds of the press.
Ond of them particularlyentitled
''Kitty King," bacl a wide' spread
popularity in England, and was variously
attributed to several of the" most famous
poets. . : '
THE NEXlT HOUSE. ,
The Washington Star says: The Ilonor-
able George W. Adams Clerk of the
IIousc of Rrpresenatives, left here yester
day for Kentucky, his home, to spend the
summer. He jias completed the list of
members that he will call to organize the
House at 12 m., October lath. . The Dem
ocrats, according to the list, will have
eight majority. There are twelve contest
ed cases reported and affidavits filed. Nei
ther the Democratic or Republican mem
ber irom Colorado, will be placed on the
roll. Neither will he place on the roll
either Parchero or Wigginton, the Cali
fornia contestants; or Metcalf and Frost,
the Missouri contestants. .
' It has become the faibion in Paris to
have a monogram of the owner's initials
in the centre of the window shades and
curtains. j
Lost.
YESTERDAY -AFTERKOOX, a Ladies'
Port?monie, containing a few dollars in
money. The finder will be cuiUbly rewarded
not only interesting but- fbrillmg- along j
the Danube. IAll interest $n tha arirUesJ
of Asia Minor keems now i to nave been
Rail Boad Lines, &c.
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MACHINE, is SIMPLE ia C0q3,l
tiUMJtlOJt in Strength
Of DOING a wider rafige ot IForJfctbs
Sewing Machines. ItwiliRnli
without COSTlxo ONE CENT Er
in tho Manufacture ofthis JUCliii
Very Best Materials a i
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and the Mechanism La3 been cu.srl
with the special vlntt tf pr()duei
Easy Runninsr, IH'RACLE, and 4
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Lightest Muslins to Benr Cloth
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