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By Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,
rnrth vast corner of Main and Eleventh streets

NOMMISSIONERS' SALE OF
HANOVER LAND, NEAR COLD HARBOR,
WITH DWELLING, &c.-As commissioners OF
the Circuit Court of Hanover county under de-
cree entered on the Sd day Of october, 1857 In the
suit of Tucker, &C.. Us fuckers administrator,
&c. shall proceed to sell at public aston "a on
her her 1857. at II o'clock NJ, the REAL ESTATE
mentioned in the papers Of this cause, Consisting
Of ths FARM or TRACT OF LAND Of which Plea
SAINT Tucker died seized ana possessed, lying on
both sides of the m lin road, about ons mile Dslo"
Cold Harbor, adjoining the lands OF Isaac ben Be
nett Ro5ert hsy to contain 21o ECRsS (but
Survey win be made before the day OF sale ana
the exact number Of acres ascertainedl. mere Is
a comfortable dwelling upon this land OF TWO
rooms and passage, and the necessary out-houses
for 2 small farmer.
into parcels 10 suit the wishes OF bidders, as snail
seem most desirable at the sale.
TERMS: une-fourth cash, and credit OF SIX,
twelve and eighteen months az to the residue, the
nnrchaser to execute his bonds for the credit IN
stalmsnts with interest from day OF sale, and the
title TO The land to be retained till the whole Pur-
chase money is paid and a conveyance ordered by
the court. ID an IL ".
oc26 special to1nmlssloIele.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,t
RICHMOND, VA, Angus. q, 1867. !

RIC4MOND AVID PETERSBURG RAILROAD LO.,l
RICHMOND, VA, August 2! 1867. !
E,RAINS ON THIS ROAD LEAVE
l. the Depot, corner of Eighth and Byrd Streets
EXPRESS TRAIg daily Except Mondaysl at
A. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL daily at :2o p. u.
FREI6HT and ACCOMMODATIONS daily lex
cept Sundays) 1T 4. 80 p. M.
The A. NJ. Train connects closely WIFE trains
IS far south rs Augu.ta, Ga, and 1T petersburg
with trains Of the Soutbside lwAy.
The l:2O p. Il. Train makes close and sure con-
nectons with trains for all points south a far rs
New Orleans, and at Petersburg with trains for
Norfolk, Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond aud all
F.EIGHT and ACCoMMoD4TIOE daily lex
cept sunday at 1870 a. N.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at9:3o A. NJ;
THROUGH MAIL daily (excspt sunday az T:G
IN.
Fare to Norfolk. 81. Baggage checked through.
g. II. GILL,
I'm NJ srnari NJ nnhant-
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Steamers.


DHILADMLPHIA, MOND
LINE.Ns,aame!s NORFOLK and ,-.->S.=sSS.ss
ALEXANDRIA, composing this 4.ts.ss3isssS;,
line will leave Pbiladv plia every Esst.lS-Sn-1'
SATURDAY, and Richmond ever, FHiDAf alter
Fright taken for NORFOLK also for cHARL iS5
TON, SAVANNAH, and Ne" oELEahs' ana
bills OF lading igned through. ,,
Passage to PhiIadephis inen5dgng meals meal, ana
oc ali, Office No. 2.25 on the Dock
FoR PALATKA. FLA, SANAN-
sck ksH s;& fl ylP PI FEGs sAs An
al. IAsp In on THE ST a-nEzzs
JoHa's RlyER;1;;T sPI hI3S tiropn
coo tons burthen.
Captain Louis NJ. Cox.rrER,,
will sail from Middle Atlantic wharf InnrlissntoIT
NIGHT ut O'Clock, Getting with me ot"Is, ga
Central railroad at Savannah for mobile ahd .'s"
For freight or ga'i g. saI fPENy z CO. AGENTS
oc aI-3m Charleston, 3 Z.
NOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
e STEAMSHIP C9 CONF, AM n.5,Ds >4s@:as
leave Nav Yora every TUESDAY IhUksP1iAsSS.
81 paS sA TRISaY sn 5ss s5N iis40Ha s
These ships entirely new and ware Sa asIoon,
prsssly for this route. They lave 5p1eHst~ "a -
end ststsrooms, and the rare, aAohs.oN' -"
&C .lmoda.ions are unsurpassed ~o,r,a,ry
Goods sh ppsd by this line are landed ssIsT ~
at New York on the compSny,s eoVefeu p''''
North river within forty ely ht nouis o,,.srsc.
Insurance effected al lowest rstns ~pot ~ Tor.
Freights for points beyond New loIH "-reo,
yarded with dispstch, and no charge MAJ '-S'"
actual expenses Incurred. w. Or.
The steamers for Chsrleston, Ssvsnnah, 20" a. "a.
leans and 9th sr southern ports leave nou tue a..
Joining pier All goods for these points A''
promptly transferred withoute1posuts.
AGENTS
n. L. MoCRgADY, President, Isl GEssh"h'
'T EasE Nsr 4YRsS L co, Richmond vs.;
ioHS n. WEST, Ci;y Poin. and Pe'eEaSurs;
T. a. WEBB, Norfolk.
f0t Heisn' u S2aSBf. AYRss co.,
corner Main and Eleventh streets up s'-'i''
ts2s-a --------
ylCR NORFOLK, POEISMoUIH'
+ AND Al LAEDisGs on I .5a.
gsnt sto.moY JoaS sYLVEsTEk. s.ssss2s.s.--A-SS
eA CAPTAIN z. @. 0IYYoSp. ,,..
| l,avss her wharf at Rockets foI Soo'S S1TnL az
places on ao.pAY %Eps ESD ,S,n on on TUESDAY.
Tn ur,day. and Saturday. ,o,r,o ,u. 10
| PLSSESGEES arrlys At NoRf0I \ . ~ r"s al
connect with steamers for bALii'oN
PT TkAIs isases CITY POINT for
on arrival OF STEAMER.
Pare to Norfolk. $50 ,,cs,r
! nrIncipaI LANDINGS on cHsSAPEnnnh D. - ;
sns LANDlNGs ON JAMES ki'Sh s. 'sA
! sonable rates. ,h,,,,sh
Fretg ut for way lsndinss iaust be prs. p"i9 bs
I,sttSrs entrusted &c gE,ssr Of steamer ou'' -
.rSasnJ W. y GoysYyps.s stamped snyclope
t hysgl{ 70 oonss. s'a.nsi's wharf.
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By Harrison, Goddin :; pperson,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.

TOTS NOS. 46 Al!D Al IN MAYO'S
IIpLaN. ON THE WEST SIDE OF Wall
NEAR To BROAD STREET, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold al auction, on the premiaes,
on WEDNESDAY the 18th November, 1867, at 1
O'Clock p the TWO LOTS located above, each
fronting 50 feet, running back Us feet to bosWood
alley. If desired, they will be o-dtvided into
four lots, with fronts on Wall street and also on
the alley.
TERMS: At sale.
MOO Auctioneers.
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By Cook & Laughtou, Aucttoneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

By Cook & Laughton, Aucttoneers'
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
FURNITURE, sc {,
Ill &C.,AT AUCTION.-On TUESpAY the 18th
Instant at 10 O'Clock: we will sell At onI store
waHOGANYan WALEUT BEDSTEADS,
MAKBLE-TUP CABINETS and WAsHsrAND DIS,
NEW COTTAGE BEDSTEAn S,
HAIR and SHUCK NJ ACTRESSES
FEATHER BEDS. PILLOWS, and BEDDING;
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAIRS,
LOOKING GLASSES,
MRW INGRhIN and COTTAGE CARPETS,
BRUSSELS and ia KBE-PLY J. CARPETS.
COOKING, Pa BLOB, and OFFICE STOVE rs;
CROCKEgY, GLASSWARE, &C., 80,
toyethe or with variety of other useful
HOUSEKEEPING ARTtCLE S.
io- 'O COOK 4 LAUGHToN,
no11 Auctioneers.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Col
RICHMOND, October l, 1867. (

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y On and after OCTOBER lsT the Msil Train
will be run between Richmond and Stanton
daily, except on sunday, AID on sunday between
Richmond and Gordonsv!le. West OF stanton
the Mall Train will leave for Coyingt0n on IUi.
DAYS WEDNESDAYS, and FElDAYS and 70.
turn alternate days.
Leave Richmond ...,... ....I"s !. y,
Leave Stanton for Covinston. .........%@ p. u.
Leave COvluStpn. W n. m
Leave Stanton for Richmond ...........s:oo A. u.
Richmond at p. NJ. and &. IL.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to al prominent.
points North and south, and to Lynchburg, Lex
ington, HarrisonburS. l.ewisburg, ana other pro.
= AZ GoF,nston. JsMES ]. A. TROTTER & BRO
THEIRS STAGE LINE connects with the Mail
Train for White Sulphur, Lewisburg, and IA
nawha Time from Richmond or Baltimore TO
Charleston, two and half days.
AZ stanton and Goshen, HARHAs CO.'S
STAGE LINES connect with Mail Train for Lex
incton daily Except snndaysl, aud passengers
20 through from Richmond or Baltimore same
day. .
Freight Trains will be discontinued:
II. D. WHlTC0MB,
ocl General Superintendent.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF SEVEN
n TY-SIX ACRES OF LAND. NEAR THE
FIRST STATION ON THE RICHMOND, FEE
DEal CKsBURG AND POTOMAC BalLRoAp;
EIGHT MILES ABOVE klCHMOED, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION Or FRIDAY toe 18th Of Sovem-
Der, 1857, at - o'clock NJ. we will sell upon tho
sEVENTY-SiX ACRES OF LAND,
owned by Mrs. Nancy A. Carroll It adlolns the
lands of Larkn w. Glazebrook. deceased, fronts
on the road leading TO Richmond, and rms back
within quarter or a mile OF the trst station on
the Rich mond Frederic ksburg and Potomac rat
road This land is mostly in WOODS suitable Tor
cord wood and has on II a comfortable dweilinR-
house with six rooms, and all necessary out
houses. with good orchard aud good wafer. This
Is most excellent mar ket farm.
There Will be sod az the same tina, the corn,
fodder, shucks, &c, on tbs p ace.
TESns +: upe-lpird each tho balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest ad-
ded, secured by 4 trust dad
HOLIDAY, BAYLY WHITE,
no 6-tds AttorneYs at Law, Law Building.
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Wlli91e1'y.

rFHE VIRGINIA TOBAC 0
| AGENCY, IS WATRE STfEET, SEW'Y0RK.
Mr. JAMES A. o4RDINBR Wthorsw Al from OF k see
rambsr 1857 Tha remaining partners will CON
tinu. the TOB.GC" AND G MHlsslnN busl,
Mss under lhs came style as heretofore. ana
trust TO receive Continuance OF the iafofe VI
'iiet. CaAlLsS NJ. CONNOLLY, JR
w ALEXANDER Bass,
JAMES A CONNOLLY.
EEw YoxK November ]. 1867. no I'm
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A,,cti0n Safes.
FUTURE DAY.


n, lamar H. Taylor Son, Auetioneers,
~ sq1 Main street, three doors below TIE
omso Gnotewood Hotel.
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By Cook & Laugh,on, Auctioneers,
,orpor of Franklin and Governor streets

SSIGNEN'S SALE OF VALUA-
n Bile Personal PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, November 18th, at 10 o'clock. Will
sell at the auction house OF Messrs COOK y
Iauphton. corner Governor and Franklin streets,
abont 81 O0o worth OF excellent assorted EN- ERAL
MECH 81 Disc
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HARDWARE. Sc,
row in my possession as assignee OF the estate OF
Jones g. Goode, bankrupts
TERMS: Cash. knB+hT STILES. assignee.
Sale conducted by Cook & LArGHroN, Auction
80 no 6-tis.
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1854.
"a P.J. CREW CO.,
(suscssscrs TO c. CTew sor,l
sTEAa SOAP AND CANDLE MAN
Nos. rs, lis, and lit. Seventeenth street,
oppo. l.e t.,s Old narsas. R!shmoad' Virginia
have nov In factory lazgs stock OF superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
which We offer TO euads ~ sueh prlees .. WIZ
II sm
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Nv T. w. Keesee, uctloneer.

BY T. w. Keesee, Auctloneer.
ONCE No. 1917 Main street, between Thirt cen
and Fourteenth.
THRUST SALE OF HORSES, CkR-
| RIAGES. Sc, AT AUCTION BY virtue Of a
deed of trust of record Ia the Clerks office OF Hen
rico Comfy Court, the undersigned trustee in said
deed th request Of tho bone fciITes therein IN
iatb dsy Of this mont- at Johnson's livery sta
bep, corner of Fifteenth and Franklin streets, IN
this CITY the following property, to wit
One large BAY HORSE,
One BLACK HORSE,
One BAY MULE,
One FAMILY CARRIAGE,
Two COVERED WAGONS,
Two DRaIS,
Fonr sets HARNESS, &C., &C.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock.
TERMS: For all sums OF 500 and under, cash /,
over that surn sixty days credit, for apprnvei no
0otiabIe pauer SDWARD i. CANNON.
Trustee.
ADDITION be added, one new city
made TOP BUGGY of supe Tor quality. ,
Gale conducted by THOMAS w. kEsssE, Auctioa-
oar no Std
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By Harrison, Goddin b Apperson, Auctloneers
and Real Estate Agents.

and Real EState agents.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN EXCEL
LENT CAREIAGE.-As trustee In certain
dsed Of trust executed by Paul Parlow, dated l!th
Nav 1857 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court shall sell at auction, at the carriage ma
nnfnctory of Messrs Minor s. Jacobs, at the north
west corner of Leigh and Fourth strsets, on
THURSDAY the i4th November, 1867, at IL o'clock
NJ one FXCsLLENT CABBAGE, suitable for
HACK 1t has recently been painted and re-
TERMS: Cash. w. GODDIN.
No n Trustee.
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Full directions by the Lowell Courier
how to climb church steeple-per-spire.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.-There Will be
~ opened on MONDAY NIGHT NhAf. at
O'Clock P. ~, in the La.sment OF me synSsoj
SCHOOL,, ia which viii be taught oy the under
signed aud tneir assistants the rrgilsh ana Der.
man languages. Arltene, lc BOOK -ka.pln4' ana
the Other oranohes cesoary to complete the eda-
CATION Of the business man ,,,crr,,,
noa3L M!CHsL8ACHG2 "EFHSLER.
NOTICE.-All persons are hereby fore
IN warned from hunting or o.hrIw;se aspcSda-
ting on my lands, In the county O. hsnrleo, on the
Wssibam plan k. road, three and halfni aboye
Richmond The law will be enforced upon ali In
trudsrs without permission FROM the subscriber.
nos-lw JESSE WILLIAMS.
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w IV9 commencing s st 10 Gei1fh Fi.h
]s1ss lot q pT S00 Goods Tobacco
Groceries, JeT Tn as PHILLIPS, Auetioneer:
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auction Sales.

-~~-~<~~~~->~-~-~--~-~ =
THIS DAY.
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IP0th eY. dc.


Upper LEATi, ER-Gur own manu-
u facturs-for sale by HULST 4 KING,
nos Fourteenth street near Exchange Hotel.
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BY Sampson Jones, Jr., & Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, Fifteenth
street between Main and Cary.
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AuctIoneer and Commission
corner OF Seventh and Broad etree'''
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GRUBBs WILLIAMS. AucAonesrs.
The New York herald., 1867-01-15
NAPOLEON At NEW YEAR.

The Imperial Address 10 The Diplomats md
Clergy.
The Paris Aoruew Of the st instant contains the fol.
owing:-"A telegram from New York states that pro-
clamaon has been issued by President Johnson placing
French vessels in all the United states ports upon the
same footing as American shipping In conformitS
therefore, with the decree published fridays Nnt-
tetT the American flag will be freed fnm all navigation
dues in French ports
At the reception held in Paris tle1st inst, at the
Tuileres. the Emperor addressed the nowing speech
to the diplomatic body
The opening OF the year furnishe, me oppor-
tunitv OF expressing wishes for tn. stability OF
thrones and the prosperity o nations. nope that we
are entering upon Of peace and ,oncation,
and that the Universal Exhibition will contribute towards
calming passions and drawing closer the interest
His Majesty thanked the diplomatic body for their con-
graulaons and begged them TO convey thar respec
tive governments the expression of his sentiments OF
friendship.
The Emperor addressing the Archbishop OF Paris.
said:-When at the head OF the Paris clergy pre-
late deeply devoted TO the interest Of religion we'll
as that Of the State who everywhere supports by
his words and actions the great principles OF faith,
charity and coucation, say TO myself heaven will hear
MS prayers Those prayers are for France blessing,
and for me new source OF consolation and hope
The New York herald., 1867-01-15

hensive details that gained for him the highest enco
miums and rewards at home, and extorted eve from
his able and sKful opponents their admiration and re-
spect In those magnificent Slate papers from his pen,
during the Polish trouble to the French and English
governments who strongly inclined 10 intervene
his opponents and clearly vndicated the right OF
each nation for ts internal interests without
interference from abroad His intellectual efforts the
and since are based upon the prooundest knowledge or
International law and extended acquaintance with
diplomatic precedents and clearly place him al the bead
Of the statesmen Of the present time
His tried and trusy friendship towards the United
States has been more than once manifested and IN th
he is an able exponent Of the seltieDts cherished by
his august MASTER the Emperor who has never swerved
Tor a moment from line Of policy which proves his
desire to maintain the closest and amica BILE rea-
tions with the great republic OF the West Socially
Prince Gortscbakof is OF the delightful OF
His absence would be greatly felt in the brilliant society
which he moves in and adorns and all would look IN
vain for to supply his genial cheerful and sunny
presence: May he long be spared 10 carry out the
portant duties entrusted 70 his hands, and continue
guard and protect the interests OF the empire every
land No one could perform his abors more efficiently
aud happily, and II is doubtful whether any could be
found to do them so we'll
fellow, Of Cambridge, had the honor OF TO
his Majesty the Emperor last week. They were very
cordially received and agreeably entertained by his
Majesty, who always takes great in America
and Americans
One Of the peculiar sleeping cars, after-although
good ways ater-the American plan, burned on the
ST. Petersburg and Moscow Railway last week The
not is said affected the general comfort OF travel
ling community, except for tie better the car,
well as its comrade the most uncomfortable and
fearful anair that ever ran on wheels
The New York herald., 1867-01-15

Turkish Reports Of the Cretan Tnsurrection-
The Advices Discredited from Expericnce--
sympathy with the Christians-The Anglo.
French Alliance In DanGer-suppression Of
Newspapers Breech. Loading Small. Arms
and American Gums Under Examination-A
Military Mission 70 Americn-News from the
Amoor and Progress Of the Telegraph
Prince GortschnkoA,s Health. e..
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec 81, 1866.
The revolution Crete according TO the information
receive from the Ottoman government, through the
papers, is process Of rapid suppression and the time
is near at hand are assured by the same authority,
when IL viii be entirely extingushed and ''stamped
outn But information which reaches US via Odessa
conveys impressions Of different character than those
which the Turkish officials desire TO give, and am in
cned to believe that the revolution has attained greater
and more serious proportions than the Nohammedans
care TO acknowledge.
Instead Of being the wanc the forces Of the nsur
volunteers, and the rebellion bazes out with in
tenser violence all the island BY the admis
sion Of the Turks themselves we know that arms
ammunition and gallant volunteers daily landed
upon The stand, In spite Of the efforts OF the Otto
cruisers 20 prevent any communication with the
valiant Christians in that doomed island, and they
greatly tend to give strength and direction TO the patriots
The latter have held their own in several bloody
bats and In others have gained decided and brilliant
victories over their cruel oppressors, and, when they
have been cverpowered by superior numbers, have only
suocumbed after most sanguinav contesss In which the
spsuy Lost hsaviIy. anS practically saned LITTLE ~ ~
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MlzzINrs ADDutss-neCeNT ITALIAN HISTORY.
no PIE RpIroR or rHE HERALp.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
- ~ Pe.'o-- ' :. ' . -
course OF nis ne ana actions, ano' snihk uhoers'ana
.,,.,. 80 v.s,o.s.. so.s.a -, 49,.
49, !, 49, po.ns q, Tos. ~ r..drr ,,,s h.r. no
aress 70 'ne nomans ihoee "ho reauns '''s nave no
speh exnressons as these uIosenb Mazz,ni NAV be
-. ~ eAp.''-Ons = ...a' p. -. -
point No one however who has been watchful Of his
career can refuse to admit that he is ono Of those i'm
.ao,i,.sI. ,s,on.r,os 80 .hor, ,hs ,.or,1 n.s h.a
practicable visionanes OF whom % lne world mas nae
enough ~ Is dincult 70 resist tne con-
ycton while reading inis address tna' N Mazzns en,e,
been crowned with success rather in spite than by means
par,n ~. n sr ,.rnr .,c,od v.vz,r. cores, n
reply,and hst without speaking oaensvey-,hat,
,s M wn VI % s sy ~ - D
v ,ne for mv sons Of hs
man whose persistent propagandism wei acknow,eogeo
tn,ougnoua hu,ope maze @ anu = sne
she man who a. Milan lamb hopora6y gave bis republican in
nuence 20 Sr % e ds ~ t p one @
known TO all who have cared 70 track Italian efors tne
o sa anu = anu "a % ,"r
ness and praccatv and Sisperestedness there can be
now question NOT are the founders o. nations 50 many
ina, ,nis w9ra grea. can Do vague Or M msmnaes,oou
deny It From inc days when Italian merchants ana
sailors c"rr,ea n,s secres 81 messages Nom 20
Sicily kept his birthday as the saints day Of the island
from tne aay wnen tne IIumvr, coming aovn ION .ns
.ap.ol, walked aone anu uns.msd snrousn ZONE anu
the fIencn occupeIs uaIeo nov nucn nm - VIE wnen
ne evsS mrs a.. aavics 70 sne nomans Mho rcoensS
nm SUI as IIIumVrs Ms1-nl ~ veon ING ku'cns ~
" lsy. ,. p,s - ns.ss IL ~ xsy.
moorng only IoI n ena,seu rledmonN ocnssnussonss
monaIc1y :. mossLm.y " Pelnas s.cepssu - n.oss
pnacNcai oy 'nose wno pseleI mons.eny 70 !ePaosss
- ~ az n. ~ W, nnu sss WIZ,
rsspea tns ,s nnrsess !" - h.As sownk Ssos 80
, 1s.so. . n. Tuua nos suLoso yoeI so-sy ~ -
si,st -. -. - ~ h,s Sshs ~ ~. .rs.s -. 49,
you o.p.vcse M.nous ms4xn, ns 49, ~. a.u ..i
Mnnvus VIC epuo.,Ssn psiy seu r, W."
IN ~, wnoS y.s so .n " SSly snu Csps,n Ss - -
- ~. xssy W ~ASy' sne'o nA1 00en NJ" Nv AnsSS"
:" y - s q, .A,. -. .ss-... -s.n r,r .h,.cs "a,
u.,sr;T NJ ~" nsvn,S ~ rs,,S,i,s. - ssiccsvsI
, maAsn-L ~ osyonc Me Po1ioniy ~ s.4. -.
nss Mways nsla ~ rePocncanmm GnGcx nIr ,s. u,s
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THE { EAST.

Difficulties and Diplomacy Between Turkey
and -EnRland's Neutrality y-t;ari-
bald's Opinion.
When the steamship Manhattan eft Liverpool January
the position OF affairs between Turkey and Greece at
racted great speculation TO future
results
The Paris Pays says that the news according to which
rupture between Turkey and Greece 10 imminent, may,
unfortunately be considered only too probable. Euro
pean diplomacy which, fortunately, is now relieved OF
certain number of important questions, may yet, the
Pays maintains, avert danger but II must be quick az
there is not moment 10 be lost.
ment will pursue rigid neutrality and have refused to
British man-of of the Island Of Crete for
the purpose Of receiving the sick and wounded Of the in
surgents On the other hand they have not uterfered
dictate the pecy of the Greek government but they
have informed IL that II its policy should eventuate in
rupture with the Porte Great Britain will not intervene
10 avert from II consequences Of its own actions
Garbadi has addressed letter to friend in London
in which he discusses the Eastern question He ex-
presses great surprise that England could for moment
countenance the dominion Of the Turk in Europe The
General writes In strong language upon the subject.
The official Russian Journals have reproduced the artt
lately published the London Times upon the East
question, and express the greatest satisfaction at
finding their views well expressed therein. They
add significantly that the question il between rurks
and Christians Europe must respect the principle OF nom
Intervention.
The New Cabinet Of Greece.
A Ministry had been formed, with N. Coumoun-
douros President a. Botzars, Minister Of War; N.
Ch. Wicoup Foreign Affairs; NJ Maya, Finance; N.
Christopulos JUSTICE M. Lombardo, Marine.