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Farm for Rent.-Notiey Bail. valus-
BILE Market and DaIy Farm opposite Alexandris.
Va, will he rented from the LIST of January next 1t
contsins 500 acres we'll improved land, a eommodi-
Gus brick dwelling house, and all euitubie out
houses. The distance from Alex andria is 215 and
from Washington market seven miles. For terms
inquire Of the subscriber street, between 18Th and
18th streets, Washington. j. M.G!LLISS.
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NEW BOOKS at Taylor & Maurys.
N Jeferson's Complete Works, vol g
Busy moments for an Idle Woman
Appleton's Library Edition Of the British Poets,
nom CHANGER to Byron The most beautiful edition
just publhhed-now ready Wilson. Usrhert- and
Thomson. = -
The Life, Rulogy, and great orstious Of Daniel
Webster, with portrait.
Happy Days Of Childhood by Amy Meadows
nov IL Bookstore, near 9th street
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Cranberrtes, Buckwheat, Cider. &c.
nTHEk fruit being high and scarce, families are
~ advised to lay in supply Of these very supsrL
or Cramberries ut the low price am now askins:
buckWheat flour; Old and fine Hams; Superior
Java, Mocha, Padang and other Coffee MaiIlard
AGO, and Baksrs best preparation of Chocolate An.
Tenor Black and oolopg Tea nc so cts. pound this
Tea Is warranted as represented: superior Lamp on
81 to SlN gallon, win burn brilliant and stand
tne winter Sperm Adamant Patent and other can,
des; hontaid Diaphen and other Mustards and
Sauces; No. Mackerel; Currents Prunes &c: and
hourly expected, supply Of Maillsrd Co.'S superior
French Candies
-.--.s. -+s T. NJ. p. KING,
Corner of and 18th streets, and Vermont
avenue, north Of Jackson Statue.
nov S-Tn-
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GREASON's RIFECToRY
Shingles, SkInGles, and TIA,

ShiHSteas ShiassI les, ana Tar.
7 HAVE bill laden Of
l 1890 II inch Shnglas
coca 10 do do
80 barrels Tar
On board the sloop T. s. Simmons, from North
carolina, expected to arrive in few DAYS any rer.
son or persons wishing to purchase the cargo will
please make immediate application to
JOS. N. PEARSON,
nov 2l-3t Gaorco.,un I, -
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cash FOR COwS.-Wspted 20 DIV cows
~ for which cash will be paid on application to
T. Cowiing, at bis Livery Stable on g. near 18th It.
nov l6--d1ws
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A CARD.-Dr. LIEBERMANN will continue
"A to keep his office, as heretofore, on street
between 18th and l4th streets
20-Ao1ms. 90
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New Dress Making EstRbiis n IN en- d.
fIiHOSE wis' ing the most perfect fitting dresses
/ must ca on MRS. X. CADY. at which place
dresses are being made by Mrs Gethen's new inven-
ton.
Ladies will, no doubt, think it marvellous hen
she ays!that she neither has to pin on Innings, nor
alter dresser-her fits are all warranted perfect.
The system taught, including apparatus, for Five
Dollars.
Mrs. c. invites all to give her q cell and see for
themselves. Dresses Patterns cut for 81 Il cent?
The most fashionable imported patterns for sale
OF moderate terms consisting of Cloaks, Mantillss
Drcs ses, Sleeves, &c.
Mantua Makers can be supplied with the most re-
cent patterns On the most rrascnnl.e terms
MRS. r. CADY,
18th street near E, Washington City.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

THE subscriber has rrrepsy orenp1 BOOK and
JOB PRINTING OFFICE on the north eide %,
fa. avenue between 10th ard 1llh streets. where he
is prepared to execute all kinds o. printing, shart
Of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
nov 12-eo6t WI. III. MOORE.
- TOOK Oh BOOKS a. PRINTS viii
- be Offered for sale ali this week ut cost Also
a large and miscellaneous co lection of cheap publ
cations and the balance will lie sold at Auction as
find the business Of the ALEXANDRA Saloon is iucres>
ing and requires my whole attention.
&c Or A JIITNTRR
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ROsENKRANz PIANOS.

hUhENkRANZ PIANOE
JUST received another supply of the ahove c.,o.
y brated Instruments, which stand unriyalied far
durability and beauty of tone. Terms reasonable
.folean and Boulder Pianos constantly on hand
Likewise seraphinc, with four stops, sutah. for
Also, second hand Harp Price SIS.
HlLBUS HITZ' Music Depot,
South size Pa arenue, near 10th street.
nov IS
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J. r. CRUTCHET, Fireman Cook.

I'iiE advertiser respectfully makes known to the
i public that ha continues TO prepare, at privrte
residences. as well at balls, parties &C.. Dinners
ana Suprers in Partisan style and viii be pleased to
attend promptly to | orders. He has fitted up two
handsome rooms with rich furniture and .vcry ee-
gance OF private mansion where parties of twenty
or less can be handsomely accommodated with sup
rers and Dinners, privately if given in any gem
tleman'S dwelling. The table ware is OF the finest
china, silver, &c. and the attentions Of Mons Crutc-
ct and Assistants, being of the olitc character,
nre here to j.leesc the brdn monde. His rooms are
on the corner OF eth and ID streets.
nov 17-eotDeci [IntI
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

LNOR RENT-Several Furnished ROOMS ycry
Il eligby situated for Members of Congress- OF
others having business with Congress. Apply to
H. u. GILMAN,
nov CIV Druggist
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I. Q. o. f. and Masonic Depot
f. CT rs.

E. A. GI Is,
No. e Sii TIaoRE SrRgFT, BAL1iMoRE, ND,
MANUFACTURER of. O. q +. K ED HEN,
vi MASONIC, and Ii ether Societies kEGA-
LAS, BANNERS. FLAGS, nd JYWELS consi-.inc
OF every variety ut style fJ- & ID Fellows, NJ a.
sonic, Red Men, Soma of Temperance,
etc, being more extensive Id complete assortment
tlan can be found in The UNITED STATES.
NE.n-es AND OFFICERS Of the various Orders can
be supplied with any style CT de- ign from the CON-
plete assortment always on hand, without being oc
cesoned the delay necessary to execute their orders
ALSO
So. U. S. SILK AND BUKT.k@
iEsssas-f EG, FL GS, b e r..
k$ G e :, PE n A TT s ,3
SIRE AMERS, &C., &C.. "a
from to 40 feet, suitable for MILITARY COMPA
MES POLITICAL PARTIES HOTELS, &c, Iosos,
than they can be had In the United States
Address e. A. GIBBS.
No.73 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md
sep 1e-3m-
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NJ A \ AGER :.

MANAGERS:
On the part Of the Field and .staF
Maj Gen. W Jones, Col. ". Hickey
BIZ. Gen. Weightman Lieut.. Gel II Rely
M:l. c Waliach Msj. 7. Dopoho
hsj. Il. Keyworth Maj 2 + Bacon
Quart. MoCollum Ait L. J Middleton
Surgeon Z Morgan Asst Surgeon j 0rymes
On The Part of the Light Infar,lry
Capt. G Carrington, Lieut. Vim IL Clarke,
Lieut. Kelly, Lieut. ] Tucker,
Ignatius F. Mudd.
On the part Of the Nattona, Greys.
Capt Lemuel Towers, Lieut. Holden.
Lieut. Sutton, Lieut. @ Wales,
Peter Egan.
Oh the part Of the Walker SMarpshootrs.
Capt " Bradford, Lieut. McCollum,
Lieut.. Blrkhead, Lieut. II Goddard,
On the part Of the Boone Rifemen
Capt 4 III Bright, Lieut. 0tterback. IT.,
Lieut. III Ober, Lieut. NJ sanGerson,
George Miller.
On The part IF ete German Teoqsrs.
Capt q Schwartzmsn, Lieut. W Petersen,
Lieut. X EichorD, Lieut. Lehman,
- Cophenstine
On 1e part Of tie Montgomery Guards.
Capt r Key, Lieut. Reilly,
Lieut. " Feeny, Lieut. Kelleher,
James Maher.
On The part Of the Presidents Mounted Guard.
Capt Peck, Lieut. Clark Mills,
Lieut. } W Baden, Lieut. Pettibone,
John finch.
On the part Of the National Guard.
Cept j d TAFT, Lieut. ] Ii Bird,
Lieut. Humphrey, Lieut. Allen,
James johnson.
On the part Of III. Cit,.en.
Mayor Maury, G Gideon, Ri Clarke,
Walter Leuox, II II Heath, FMcNerhanv,
Col W w Seatop, X Z Hunt, JCogett.
A s II White, A McCauslsnd, II Loudon,
" Boteler, J Pepper, CIR Byrne,
q Tallach, 9 Wall, CIV Cochran
II Bradley, John Coyle, Laskey,
Hoover, RW Carter, SHHill,
J W Boteler, ID French, Brintnall,
j NJ Carlisle, g W Philips, W II Hope,
VI Brown, II W ALT, J SbeckeiIs
Z Morgan, Corcoran, Jonah d Hoover,
J Tate, Joe Shillington, Kirkwood,
D Ratclife, Dryer, C Calvert,
Towers, WI Winter, ED willard,
X Wallach, Linton, N Dexter,
Riley, b Burns, VIM b. Butt
Josiah Baiy, Edward Hall.
On the part Of the Continental Guards.
Capt l. Smith. Lieut. W Tucker,
Lieut. l. Msrceron, Ensign W Z Horner,
surgeon Trsvers, Quar- D b Clarke,
Pioneer " Wright, Sergeant Knight,
sergeant ii G Iorche, Sergeant w T Walker
Sergeant Ford, j Undermine,
knight, wv Tucker,
Angel, w EChamberlain,
T ii Walker, j Moore,
W Jones, J ii Glider,
Holt Anderson,
Ii Whitmore, III Donaldson,
Softer, ii Cohill,
W L Dowden, Green,
Megway, Sage,
III Gunnell, Stone,
Ball, John OFlaherty.
Programmes will be furnished the ladies' by the
floor managers upon their entrsuce int the Saloon
Gentlemen wishing invitations 70 ladies are Request
ed to leave the ladies' names with the captain Of the
company.
Tickets TWO Notwithstanding a gentleman
aud Ladies'; to be hal at the principal Hotels, Musi,
and Drug Stores, Of the members of the COMPANY
and at HE door on the evening of the Bail.
So The floor managers will be designated nv
"blue scarfs." The committee of Arrangements by
'biua rnscttes" nov q-th-
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AUCTION SALES.
y DOWNS T. HUTCHINSON, Au,trs.

BY DOWNS T. HUTCHINSON, Au'trs
rT,REEs AT AUCTION.-on FRIDAY afternoon.
November 25th. at o'clock, we vii, sell oppo
site the Bank of Washington, corner of 1th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, a choice assortment Of
consisting in part Of the following varieties:
Norway Spruce. BALM of Gilead Firs
White Pines, Arbor Vita.
IIemlock FRS, Siver-leaf Naples
Aspen Poplars. &c.
Ali in excellent condition, fresh from the Nur-
seTy. ..
DOWNS & HUTCHINSON, Auct'rs,
Atheneum building
Pa svenue, between AZ end 9th streets
B-Purchasers can have their trees planted
and warranted, If required, by
JOHN o. HUGHES, Florist.
Corner of b and 9TH streets, Island.
new 22-3t Init
By f.. N. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL BUILD
Y iugLots in the First Ward, near the 'Circle" at
Auction.-On TUESDA Y afternoon. November 22i,
at o'clock. on the promises, shall sell Lots No.
and 2, in Square No So situated at and next to the
fronting So feet inches on NJ street. with a depth
of IS feet on 2d street Lot has front of % feet
6 inches on NJ street, with depth of 100 feot.
These lots are beautifully located having com.
handing view of the whole city, ard will lie sold
without reservation.
Title ndisputab!s.
Terms: One-half cash residue in six and twelve
months, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
Conveyancing at the expense of purchaser.
E. y. SrRATTON,
nov 10--2t Ano jouper.
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nRESSING ROBES !-Anotker and la "a
H. supply Of ROBES DE CIIAMBRE. Some new
styles this day received at
STEVENS'3
&C. SalcSroom. Browns Hotel.
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FAHILIAR DIsC0URsEs ON LANGUAGE

lax. WATKINS intends to deliver series of Fa-
- miiiar Discourses on language, with occasional
critical remarks on various authors who have writ
en on the sutjec..
Tho series will consist of ak decourees The first of
which, being Introductory, will comprise review Of
tn early history OF England; and critical enami
notion of the prevailing opinion as TO the origin
the English Language
The terms will be- for ticket cr the whole series
admitting lady and gentleman, So; for airgle
ticket, admitting person Tor the ,eDing, SO cts
The Discourses will be delivered ut Carusis sa
loon-the first on THURSDAY EVENING next, to
commence at O'Clock
*.srlckets will be found at the Drug Store OF v
HsrhauGh corner of G. and 9TH streets, and mt the
bookstores of Mrs. Anderson and Taylor Maury
Ppnnsvlra 10 avenue nov Tiff
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JULLIEN's MUSIC.
A MEXICAN QUADRILLES
N The Holy Family
The Prima Donna Song
The Flowers are Sleeping
When hon art by My Side
Heed not the Idle Ties
Twas sunday Morning
Little Katy or, Hot Corn
katylin gong, or Katy lids answer 10 Katy
Together with ell of Juitn's Music rs prepared at
his Concerts, for sale ct the Music Depot of -
HJLBUS HITZ.
South side Pa. avenue near 10th street
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1'"oI'ifa7 Paper HGHg;ng and Upholstery
u,..,.' ''"'' 0i hr. Joseph T. X. Plant, at Nos
Place, III 7th street. near r., are well de
-, " public patronage We paid visit to his
'Dn'ent yesterday, and were NOS, highly de
", ,s with the collection of pap.r bangin.s m.
P'''eh'ed to oar notice. Above one bnndre Il
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Tie H01ee in ~ .7ir-rhis miyht almost be said
OF The house near the Depot, which from cutting
h'"H the grades Of street there. throws the house
: hi.h IN tir GH a. I" induce much inquiry about
VA - T. BE- done with IL The following act OF
'"e Councils MIL explain:
II sHd ed, ~. That IN consequence of the
grade beng r1ri so far below the premises o,
James Crutcheft, gu North Capitol and streets n
" endanger his pTei.Il>es and smbanknent so much
70 thai slope 10 sustain u would pruiect too far ON
ne pavement, he, the said James Crutchett be and
hereby permitted 10 erect hiise wall TO sustain
ops IN front OF hi- premises on North Capitol and
: streets, provided said base wall shall leave ten
- Gear for psveuieB; from the wall To the curb
y ne hue on North Capitol street, and eight feet .S
~. :" rom the wall 10 The curb line On & Steeet
., WA. Corporation, however. retaining the p0wer
ne, o'".f IN" same 10 he removed when il NAV be
=. necessary for IheintereSis of The CITY.
approved. November IL lSI3,'
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WREN'S FARMERS HcTE

Corner Of Sh and d Streets
90 PERSONS can he ferved with meals, without
~ lodging, at So per week, at the above named
Hotel nov 16-eolw
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nov Z@-l" Drugg1st.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Sale.-The threestory brick STORE HOUSE.
on Penn avenue. low occupied by j. NJ. Dom &
Bro, being one Of the best business stands in the
city
Also, the three story brick dwelling House. on F
street, now occupied by NC. Young.
Also, a beautiful Country Seat, just without the
limits of the city.
The above property will DO sold on very acrommo
dating terms, by C.. W. PA1RO,
nov 19-en2w Executor.
NOR RENT-A Store and Cellar. on the corner of
l. Sd street and Massachusetts avenue. suitable
for grocery, in highly improving part of the city
being first rate stand for business. For particulars
inquire on the premises. nov l4-2w*
NOR SALE-rwu fine HORSES, ut MIR. Cow
Il 1ings Stable. on g, between 18th and l4th sts
They belong to private gentleman, and Offered
for sale only because he contsmpates leaving for the
c untry.
Dir. Cowling will show them and state the price.
nov Eff
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BIZ HUUSE,S PRINTING TpJECRAPI
Railroad Accident

EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
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lHUR EENT-A large twc-story brick HOUSE
L with brick stable ard out houses, and large
yard, the corner of 18th street and Maryland
nuc. Apply 10 Mrs. ChEsIilN, at Dr. Piper's cor
ner Of 9Th end G streets. nov 1f-eo3t>
INOLs SALE.-A BLACK MARE, BUGGY AND
l. BAHNBSS. the n,areis but years old, kt ] and
gentle md well adaptcl to family use, also IL firsl
rate LntDCN COUNTY MICH COW. Apply at the
Metropolitan Stables; Jackson Hail Alley or at the
Metropolis Refractory, Pa. aveLue. next TO Jackson
Hall. nov l-3t cod
10 r a ]. E-Or exchange for property in
i Washington. Georgetown, Alexandria. p
very desirable tract Of land containing liz acres y
ing in AeXa2dris county, Va, about 20 miles west
Of Georgetown and miles ON the centre of this
city, adjoining the land lately owed by " A Brad
ley Esq. More than one half the land is covered
with good wood and chestnut timber. u il most
healthy place, and may be made beautiful Sum l.r
residence, af'ording fine view of Georgetown ano
Washington, or a profitable market aud dairy f:r:4
The soil sud situation well adapted to the
OF the vine and al kinds Of fruit. Apply at this Of
fee for further information. nov lift
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n sENTLEMEN's Dress Hafa.-
This day opened q fresh and full supply of
Beebss" winter styles for gentlemen's Dress
Hats, at STEVENS'S Salesroom,
nov IL Browns Hotel
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IT NDEG GAR Lamb
u wool, Rsdner WOOL Scotch wool. silk md
wool, Shaker Flannel, and Cotton Shirts and prass
in great variety and at moderate ard uni orm pri-
ces, at STEVENS'S Sdlesroom
&C II Union Browns Hotel
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" Q AIRY PUBLIC

OFFICE OPPOSITE TO The TREASURY PUuplNG
nov icy WASUrSCT ~ u e
f'HE OLH DOCTUis-A POWERFUL, writ.
\ zen work emin"nfly calculated to rsll for h Ii
ne hher chords OF feeling in favor of bencTocncc
and Universal phliani hroty
The Iron Rule; CT, Triauny IN the Household ~
l. 5. Arthur. THIS is ole of the yery Rest prosirc-
liohs That mas ever eEsnated from the zen If this
most popular writer.
Flank Books, eiuer Paper, and everything in ili.
s'aonery line OF tie very finest quality for sale a.
JOE sHILL1NGTON'S Rookstore,
Sor. Pa avenue and y st Odeon Building
rov Vs.
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Bv r. N. sTRATTON, Auction..r.
BY j. c. MAGUIRE q, Auction-er.

nov 10-2t
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FRANCE.


rumor is circulating that private intelligence reports
that the American Minister Consfannope had address
ed note to the Porte announcing that the Uned States
would associate With other forces to support the Turkish
integrity aud would hencsforth claim voice in the affairs
of Europe II is disbeli-ved, however.
Is currently reported that the condition Of the Empress
required the posponement of the vs to the
PyrsDees and there good deal Of gossip the subject
The French press mostly viewed the Eastern difficulties
about
The Porte had paid the cash TO the French treasury for
10000 Vncennes reo and taken the opportunity to con-
rsdt TIE repor, that the rsrkh finances wers eihaued
The noaibuy publishes decree that the prob bltipn
proposed 6y tho Ordnance Of February 1890 will ceA'e
Professionally to and -four imported FROM the Brit
sh possessions in Europe.
The number Of arrest consequent the supposed con-
spracy discovered at the Opera Comique 200
MrArsgo IS ill., and his life despsired Of
Mr. Yanderblts steam yacht was much admired at
Havre.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

II was generally repoEedtoaI Lord PimefstOn you'd
succeed to the Foreign SocretayshiP. The Earl Of
Clarendon exchanging 10 the Home Department
The Earl OF Portsmouth is dead.
Since tie sailing of tie Washington Parliamentary
proceedings have been chiefly Of local interest Lord
John Russell replied TO Lord Dudley S'nsrt that no
do Sted if owners of British ships aground in the Dan
q bad any claims upon Russia e. keep the navigation
az D. Mr.. LaySni attempted 70 bring on discussion
lie subject, but was prevented
respecting the East m oifcaldes there is no doubt
thA the reception given by the Cabinet Of s.. Peters
tugh to the fret proposition from the Powers was SO
favorable the exeectaio mat he qdrs
tion in dispute will be settled without further delay
The Russian Chancellor Is said 10 have declared 20
the French Ambassador that the Gar viii welcome the
arrsng. mebt held out for bis acceptance. Tae ory
motive supposed to cause fur her delay, The ncss
sty Of obainnC the assent of Austria, Vhca consent
is believed now TO be on the way 10 s.. Pc ersbug
1.-THE French proposa is tne ultimately adopted,
il - a note framed By the French Government as
med um between the demands OF Russia aud Turkey.
II is difficult TO say if the following I'M
pOtSnt statement be prema but it has an effect
on public feeling; il came on the 2Oth, 'e'egraphed
from Berlin, that the Gar had actually accepted tho
proposal offered BY France and England Thus news
reported have been brought by sesuDsr from St.
Petersburg 20 Stetriu-tnen published at Berlin aud
Dr, sden snd elegraPhed Paris and London, where
it considerably improv ed the fuods
The public fully believe that the main danger is over
II was also telegaphed from Vienna TO London uuier
date of ConstabtnopIe the lth that a conciatoy note
had just been issued by Re,chid Pashi which is con-
sidered of nature to bring negotiations at once to
conclusion
The English and French fleets remain still at Besiks
Bay.
General news is very
The clipper ship Sovereign OF the Seas up for Aus
trSia.
The owners Of the steamship Great Britain urdsrtsks
ba she shall each Melbourne in IS days from Liverpool
or forfeit iOs per tun freight
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TURKEY

The war party were much incensed against the pacific
policy Of the Ministry.
The STATE ent that the Grand Vzer and Reschd Pachs
we're i-sed from Office the 9th, account Of per
soral dssensicns bad been condrned-but the Sultan
eecng The critical condition Of affairs in the face OF
change Of Ministry, reinstated both ere night
MAhotoet Pacta, TX Minister at London is appointed
Governor Of Adnsnople.
The Turks do rot cease their varke proportions.
The difficulty concerning the Hung ran refugee on the
Austrian gate Hulsar bad been arranged ~ placing the
mar in TIE Of the French Minister
TIE following note shows hoN the affair Is
The undersigned beg the Consul General Of France TO
take INTO sse keeping Martin k0sts prisoner on board
TIE Austrian brig UUZzsr, WfOte ntu0uaity ann con5s-
ogery bis clsu @ protection in dispute between the
rsce,tye Embassies ~ ConrtsDtnOple - between the
Consuafes At smyrna The unoerSgned oeg tns French
Consul a. rnderfeke cUrt0cy these conditions
D.. The Individual named shall be brought adore rom
tie brig as early today a. I"ssible undsr guard Of
.,il-rs 10 the French factory aud b. theirs hAldsd
OVER the French Consul Or h agent A. the Consul nsy
appoint The eKpenses Of the prisoner shall os entirely
Irei CD Consuls dcFetor, and sbal D. paid by the
Undersigned Consul TIE prisoner shall b. prohibited
from cstr EhoDt EXCEPT With The unier-ilnsd
sfsI BE- PRINTED 70 sp'ak vi no one IN tho fstory
excert th appointed by the undersgad u expressly
sgreed hat no Consul of France shs nD' ss N prpnsr
az bery except upon the oni demand u tue undsnsgOsd
Dated ~ smyrna July ard fiLued b. the Coasui VI the
Urried Stats sld the Consu. Gel era Of Austria
Our Information her excep, that the evening Of
the sb The American MISTER serenaded BY the rsfa-
gees AZ Const.nfinople.
The Russians terrifying al Bucharest, and bad oc-
cupisd O.netzs On the DArube. Agents wore agtlting
q. Sely.srs sad Bosnians.
Syeral Ifsen'in Efn, forming the Turkish party were
b.fahsd from tie Az TRAN Territory
r. DetHS Lid been sung 10 81 he churches for the
CIR and railroads tegTapbs and trade with the rioh dis
c'a q Russia ard Austria held as Inducements
r The Russian Alliance The Moldayians are sure to re-
ceye 'hese promises oordalytbe WJlachians oddly.
Notwithstanding the favorable accounts via Berlin from
Il Petersburg expected the Russians will remain IN
The PfIcpaes mt. tie Spring tbs prete1t that tho
sIEy in winter quartsrs and cannot be disturbed
:; esst loug negotiations viii snsue whether the hees
Rass.aus zha fret take backward steps The Russian
hesd quarters were It Bucharest.
The AorhiRg CkysHiae has telegraphic dispatch rom
Bsgrsde Of the I5h that the Senate bsDg devoted 70
Russia had insist that the regning Prince should asds
cate 10 favor q bis The Prince had besn grsnsa
three days to consider.