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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-11

oct ll-eots -- ) ruseeee.
GALE OF VALUABLE LANu NEAR
y EERNDON -Pursu4nt to the decree OF
he Circuit: Court of FalrIsx county, rendered
q. Noveu Der TEL m 1868 in the suit OF hitchen
and wife vs.. the heirs Of James mahorney, de;
ceased, the undersigned, Commissioners named
in said decree, will on the 2l.t DA oF NJ
vEMBER, 1870 first day OF Novem6 Der County
Court, sell, to the highest oi1der' oetore Inc
tam lRACT OF LAND, Ling Gear aerndoa
DEPOT, on the Washington " Ohio ::s'lfosd, OF
wh1ci the snid James Mahoruey die seized,
containing 81 acres. This laId 10 0aiuao!e
Persons t.;r ng TO purchase viii CAL ON Chas.
w. Pool who live nesr, and eiInsr OF "noh
will take pleasure in showing the premises.
TEkMS-Une onlh in hand the re,idue IN
six twelve and eighteen months, IN three equal
sale. to be secured by the bonds Of the pur-
chaser, with personal security, and the TILE 70
be retsiued until lhe las: Pigments made
Siam; and deed 81 the exp5hse 81 Inc pul-
nh.sar. Il y. GtJC - n, uhI,
Faiif..x CO. oct l6-lAw:s c-rn. ofSslc.
rT1PIIsTEE'S 4ALE.- hy virtue Of IT, deco %
4 trust from samuel J: NJ 20 the uncer'
80 of record on th- 'and records + Esrfsx
county. liber K, No. 4 fol;" re ~? !or the
nurpcses therein named, Is III. on IONDAf,
the 18th dry of October sIJ, Court cay IN
front Of the door Of the c trt : use CT rale,ak
IEACr or LAHD embr.ctd IN Sid deed
Containing THIkT*kN AC'' T.; more or less
Tpis lana udj Tins tho *nG. vi William Vs.
tiers Thomas j. Peac G: Ii -, oIh;':' tn- y
i1..;rAbla yrrcel OF lard These w'shic6 &c
purchase are VII - to iii Oh me Il; M resi-
dence, u !.en .7!ll take pleasure "a SHOWING
this !-d. :,, -
TER $50 much cash il had ss will De
i.uuired 10 pay Lna cApen.es ai'd cnss o: sniG,
ard the sum OF $50. With Interest tom the ION
day of Hnrnh 1855, snd the r sldue ol al
OF v.lvo months, With interest irem tho 1Ey o.
,aIe TIC purchaser to r'S GT tt"" rr. tn a.
conreyancins. ALr l. y -
Fa,r..1 county. sep '"-'l"wIs
2. he IN ~ cre has Daen pcsaponec until
MONDAY N,rrmb - 2!s.. 1870 &C II avn.
,xL1Fron FOB LIE ~ Pu BIC AUC.
TiUN-ln execution of u deco OF trus1
from Wi,ia.n j. kenpsr Sc the suGscnoer,
dated MsrLh lst 1867. will oG9r lot sale Dy
auction, III SAfU I'D I, BIC toih O. Dscem-
her 1870 1T II o'clock n ~ tIoht OF re my
c.s Office. in the city OF Alexahois: InE. ",
knnwu and bcsu,ifui farm called ELir tCN,
siIustud in Fairfax county, Va. a694I VI way
ha. ween the civ of lox.ndr!s and Mount Yer
rnn containing 2l51 acres, an now IN the pow
sn>s;.n Of xnd occupied By, b. =. h's'ey, e"q,
hv whom it b IS boon highly improved
| W i.o ST m, same time u q ut&c-., one o'net
TYAi,T or PARCEL OF LAS D, sij9in'ng
| tnut above described cont.i mug tlt acres.
| TlSKMS-One tenth OF the purch":7 hl'noy
! cstb the residue in three co laI payments u.
| TX tu Give an; Gig teen months, WIN !A'eleS'
! Cr m tho Iny Of sale. rvrop
oct 7-eota
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-11

MARINE LIST
SUN ROSE ...........6 So MOON RISES. ..."... 6 40
sun SETS..... .....4 5U
FORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER IL.
ARRIVED.
s;chr Warren Sawyer. Boston, plaster to
uoce, Wedderburn Il Go.
sAIlED.
Sto.mer John Gibson, Winters, New Io-h,
by Hooe, Wedderburn u 20.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Maurice, Carlton, hence s.: New YORK.
9th j. Slant
Schr Chas Wcolsey, Parker, for this port,
cleared at New London Sth instant
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Auction Nails.

DUBLIC SALE-By virtue OF a deed of trust
L from John w. Gains to the subscriber,
dated December Sd, 1862 will offer for ssle,
by public auction. on SATURDAY, Novem-
Der l:lh 1870 at IL o'clock n, at the premises,
one FRAN HOUSE 81 forcing, situs,ed ~.
0 Gibbon street. between Royal and Pitt, ~
in the city of Alexandria, g: present occupied
by the said John W 90 ns Terms at sale.
nov 2-oos SAUL bE ACH, trustee
FVALHABLEEEAL
ESTA1EIN TIE COUNTY uF FAIR
FAX.-Pursuant to a deal Of trust from Peter
Muholisnd and wifeto William Z Dulsny, d .ted
the 1874 day OF July. 1860. recorded among the
lsnd records OF Fairfax UNITY, in llber y, No.
], folio 253, to secure Edward Csple the sum of
SGl6O7, with interest thereon from The 18th day
IF Juiy 1860, ] vii, offer for SAFE. st Fairfax
Coat House on MONDAY, November 2lst,
1871, that baing Court day, by public aucti"n.
in front IF the Court house. ,he following prop
CIR, 10 wit: a fkA!T OF LAND, y ing be-
tn eel the Braddock rosd and The Old Wsrren-
ton turn pike, about ia miles cast OF Dranes-
vile, and "a miles from Fairfax Court House.
The said tract contains TIC acres; is compara-
lively new land, having been cearsd within
the past thirty years. Tho improvements con-
sist of good Log DWELLING HOUSE a
with the usual ou:-buildngs, an orchard OF II
choice fruit, with an abundance of wood and
water.
TERMS-One.tenth of the purchase money
in hand; the residue in six twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from tho day Of sale tie
title to the land to be retained until the last
payment is made. aud the land liable to be re.
sold upon default in either of the deferred IL.
stalments. THOMAS b. LOVE,
Fairfax CO.. oct 1s-eots Sub. Truetee.
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la7 EING STREET,

~ WEN. RAMSAY,
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NsTRAYBD Or -'cl"n from Inc suoscrInul'
d I meg nisht .'i the 9Th Of November bright
SKY MARI, Is Or l5s hs,ds high, years ora
next - ring, white around her hind feet and d
few grsy hairs % her back caused by tho SD
die, small white spot in her ioTene;s;u "h az
VI. ursI n.ne lis ! ?. She PAGES ard dog tr"tF
snd wcIis we'll anywhere. liberal reward
VIII % s'''-i j. S PALMER.
Aida. I,oudoun county, nov Io-eo3i
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v,HE LIGHT FOR THE WuRLD.

'HNhE LlGh1 fOH LIE "|-
DANFDETH'S PETROLEUM FLUID IS
selling rapidly anG is proved sHie {" every one
who comes to the store where it l. burning con
family There beio a dou!a IN TIC i.inas o.
man, publish tn checriuily gIVe, Certificate
of o well known citizen : ,o-o
- . Glexs1itr ria, November ,, 1910
Ihpvo been Using D+ntorths F. sr;ieum M F !,
sod by G. d. Bennett :nT nIrs th-n II Va ,i-1
isble, breaking the top SD letting she fu'a run
ovtl him al sbl~zr, s.tura.ingo ii; co.he5 iH
side and with tn Lighted haid, seeIas ,h,iS
danger I covered him with, my coat anu 4lchIy
subdu-d the flames. 1t does not eap'ofa o.
ponetra:e like coul oil, ard did not burn or
scorch either the tuble cloth or our CT .th's ani
was essily smotbered. /, it had bsen k9rG:en ,'
the child NUT have boen burhtto death knn"
tn ne nccidpnt th.t Daufor;h's Fluid is >s.;e
and docs nj explode, and an i'ie@sed with Is
brilliant light. r.
nov 70-2t JAAES u oI = EE-
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ARGE STOCK OF FLANNELS.

We call especial attention to these goods,
Also Ladies' aud Gents Merino Vests ana
Pants nov III Is ~. WtcO.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13
Death and Crime.

1t is reported that two young men were killed
by lightning in Monroe county few day ago.
The Athens Post says that Il young man
named James Pike was accidentally killed in
McMinn county last week.
A shooting affair occurred at johnson city on
Friday between John Cameron and Mr.. Bow
man, in which Il horse was wounded
The Athens Post learns that a man in Mcigs
county was bitten by a rattlesnake and killed
last week. lie was in the harvest field binding
wheat and was STOPPING to take up a sheafwhen
the reptile struck him in the forehead. Death
ensued in about two hours.
\ negro man named Jacl, Dickinson was
shot and killed by man named John W.
Fowler, near the town Of Bolivar, without
provocation. On perpetrating the deed, Fowler
fled from the country, and has, it is thought,
gone into Arkansas.
The Raleigh Standard says that on the even
ing of the 4th, at about o clock, u colored wo-
man, considerably advanced in years, was run
over by the train near the Raleigh and CASTOR
depot. Both her legs were cut of. She died
the next morning.
In commenting on the killing of Jim Morrow,
in Monroe county on the 30th ult., the Athens
Post has the following: Ola number Of men
along the North Carolina and Tennessee line,
who, during and Immediately after the war,
made themselves particularly notorious by
deeds of blood and lawlessness, but one or two
now survive. All the rest have persisted by vio-
lence
The Bristol Ne,es states that on last Sunday
night while the citizens of Greeneville were at
church a negro man named Bob attempted to
outrage the persons of two little girls, about
twelve years of age and daughters of highly re-
-pectable citizens He closed the doors and
nut down the windows but they made their es-
cape from the rear of the house and gave the
alarm.
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OUR CAMPAIGN RATES.

We are very glad to state to our friends
that, thus far, our efforts to make the
CHRONICLE an interesting and acceptable
paper have met with unprecedented sue
cess. We do not think paper was ever
begun under more favorable auspices than
have surrounded the CHRONICLE. We
make these statements not in a boasttul
way, but because we know them to be
true. But in view of the importance Of
the approaching Judicial and Congression-
al elections and desiring to place the
DAILY CHRONICLE within the reach Of
every voter having the advantages Of the
daily mails, we have concluded 70 offer
our DAILY from now until oftcr the Con-
grcssioai election, meet Nogcmbcr, for the
sum of TWO DOLLARS. This is lower
than our daily rates, and we adopt it only
during the campaigns now near at hand,
The sum is 50 small that most Of our
friends can we'll afford it, and we hope
they will respond to our offer by sending
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panied with the cash-two dollars.
We offer the WEEKLY CHRONICLE for
the same time at the small sum Of fritz
| cents
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'DM NJ L NI'A 2 Ih'
The Fourth in BlOmt.


Edtors Chroaicic; Monday last July ith
win be remembered by many patriots through
out our land. Il was not the least day in the
year in our little AIaryville.
The birthday of America was duly celebrated
by our citizens Orations by Hugh Sawyer',
of Anderson county, and Alex Carson, Of JEFF
tcrson county-both promising young men; but
the most interesting part of the programme was
an address from Rev John 5, Craig, ID. Of
Noblesville, Ind.
After the exercises were over Republican
Convention, which had previously been called,
met in the court house, and nominated Major
Will 4. McTeer for Circuit Court Clerk and
William s. McTeer for Register-these being the
only Offices vacated by the Confederate consti-
tuition of Tennessee Major McTeeris the pres
ent incumbent, having served about two years,
and | believe has given satisfaction generally.
William 5. McTeer is man Of color having
no education when he was freed, but he has APP
piled himself assdulously since the war, and is
now pretty fair scholar This is the first IN
stance. / believe Of a man Of color having been
nominated ior county office in this end of Jhc
State q.
t.,unftts cOur Julv e. 1870
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CAMPAIGN RATES.
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In view of the Importance of the APP
preaching Judicial and Congressional
elections, and of the scarcity of money in
the country, and desiring to place the
WEEKLY CHRONICLE within the
reach of every voter in East Tennessee,
we have decided to make CAMPAIGN
RATES for the DAILY AND WEEKLY
CHRONICLE.
We will send the WEEKLY CHRONICLE
from this date until after the Congressional
election ncrt NOUcmber, to any subscriber,
by mail or as otherwise ordered, for the
sum of Fifty Cents, cash in advadce.
This is certainly cheap enough, and should
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We urge our friends everywhere to go to
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Send us the name, accompanied with the
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We will send the DAILY CHRONICLE
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orr datly contains more rcdding matter
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AdyertIse il. the CHnoNIoLE.
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OrigInaI AttncLlmeni.

VNUstINu 20 ". IUOU0s H0IWVOV
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED IN
this ease, that the defendant HopWood, Is non-res-
ident Of this States Ii is therefore ordered that publl
cation he made for four successive weeks; notifying said
Thomas Norwood In appear before h. ID. JourolmOn,
Justice of the Peace ne his office in Knoxville Knox
county Tenn on the Sd day Of December, 1870, to am
swer then and there to a suit brought against him
the 18th day of May, by attachment or the same will
be taken for confessed and sci for hearing parte II
i further ordered that the plaintiffs have this notice
published In the KNOXVILLE CHRONICLE.
iune8-wlw r. D. JOURoLMON, j. L.
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Attachment.

James Stafford VS.. Davis c. Carroll.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT OF
| the plaintiff in this cause the defendant Davis q.
Carroll is indebted 70 him in the Of $50 and that
he has fed the country and abscOnded or cOnceals
himself that the Ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him the same having been levied on the
property Of the defendant It is ordered by me that
publication be mad for four successive weeks IN the
Knoxville Chronisl atihny the defendant TO appear
at my oniee In ~ Civil District Of SEWER county
on saturday The ~ day OF July 1870. ther and dierc O.
plead enswcr or demur the spW nit orthe saWe WiA
J. W. HANDLES,
iunel- levitt j. i. for SEWER county.
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Officers ola Ku-KluX organizations "a
Grand Wizard of the Empire and his ten
Cienii, Grand Dragon of the Realm and
his eight Hydras, II Grand Titan of the
Dominion and his six Fairies, a Grand Gil
ant Of the Province and his four Goblins,
a Grand Cyclops of the Den and his two
Night Hawks. a Grand Magi, a Grand
Monk, n Grand EXchequer, II Grand Turk,
a Grand scribe % Grand sentinel and Il
Grand Ensign
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DY VIRTUE OF A VENDITIONI EXP0NAS,
ID issued from the Circuit Court of Knox county, Ten
nessec and me directed. will sell for cash in hand
in front of the court house in Knoxville, Saturday.
the 23d day of july 1870 the dover interest Catharine
Williams has in said DOVER or of land lying in
the 9TH Civil District OF Knox county, Tennessee, add
joining the lands of W. W. Blan and +. II. Crippen
levied TO satisfy Judgment in favor of j. G. Parker
ct al for the use of &c vs. Catharne Williams ct al
julyl-dlwit. V. +. GOSSETT Sheriff.
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ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM

DH VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION lSSU ED FROM
ID the Chancery Court of Knox county, Tennessee,
of the house in Knoxville, Saturday the 23rd
day of July 1870, all the right, title, claim interest
and demand that j. H. Cardwell has in and to
lot situated in Knox county, Tennessee, in the city
of Knoxville and fronting hundred feet on State
street running back seventy two feet ON james Ken
nedy's line 10 VIM Bons line; levied as the prop
erty of p II. Carlwell. 10 satisfy judgment in the
Circuit Court of Knox county, in favor of Fred. Paxon
a. Co. vs.. p II. Cardwen
iun2Sdltw4t. V. L. GOSSETT, Sheriff.
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SHEREEE,S SALES.

DY VIRTUE OF a VENDITI0NI EXPONAS,
ID issued from the Circuit Court of Knox county, Ten
nessee, and to directed will sell for cash in hand,
in front of the court honse in Knoxville, on Saturday
the 3d day Of July, 1870 certain tract parcel Of
land lying in the 18th Civil District of Knox county,
Tennessee adjoining the lands of Daniel Fouste d. M.
Wood and Others containing $50 acres. or less;
levied on the property Of O. II. Crippen, to satisfy
judgment and cost in favor of l.. Crippen, to the
of Susanah Herren. Y. +. GOSSErT Sheriff.
iulOl-dltM3t.
, 1870-02-15

worst Of that is, that it's wa~teful, such a lot o%fmoney sticks in
the way. Then there's good deal of trouble 10 getting hold
Of pubIc-houscs Why, I know lots of houses your poor uncle
has taken on lease for thirty, forty, and sixty pounds a year, and
let's again at ten, or fifteen, or twenty pounds
/ wonder,' Thought Tom, ff Mrs. Drux's ten thousand
pounds is invcsed in that sort of property2-'That don'tseem
a profitable way ofinvesQog mon y-doesh il, sir ? he SAID aloud,
'Pr0htabe, bless me! all that comes out of the beer
And out of the pockets of the c~Iodhoppers who drink Our
beer, sir
ofhandIi: topics. We'll. Ten, m rather busy just now
but let me advise you at once to call on all the gentry of the
county, and solicit their patronage. You won't get ahyt@ng
out of it at first; but They'll like it, and 1t III be ]remembered at
licenSing-ime and don't 60 in a stuck-uP sort of way, but just
as a tradesman, and have a big card printed mr.. Thomas Bel
lamy, Common Brewer, soicts the favour of the continuance
of the gracious patronage accorded to his deceased uncle"
There-something Of that sort. And, Tom, put on a black dress
coat it looks humble and unassuming, and they do like 1t so.
And you must he friendly with the buffers, Tom, and tip them
well; they've often saved money, and are looking out for pub
lic-houses. They won't drink your beer, Tom; but for harvest
homes and tenants dinners, and that sort of thing, Tom, you
may get some good orders from them
I'm dashed if think shall like the business; there seems
to be a great deal of hunkyism in this brewing
, 1870-02-15

silly boy, silly boy! you'll never get on without it-WeII,
you joy'
=: The wedIing-day was fixed, aod the wedding came off at
the appointed time. Mr.. Erkn gave The bride away, and Join
ed the family over the cold fowl and bottle Of cherry which did
duty for a weddng-breakiast ' Willis. tn" bride was changing
,hg coIoured dress for a black travelling one, old Birkia drew
IGN into the little breakfast parlour.
Tom, I'll get you to write your nam across thes~ blIs
they represent the amount of our advances to your firm. We
shall renew them, Of course, from time to time, and we shall
Interest,"
Now. suppose, said Tom, Just for the sake of argument,
that [ 'front.' accept these bills
We'll, in that case said Birkin, we should have to realise
our collateral securiieS.'
And what does that mean 2
Selling the b%rew-house, and this house and the furniture,
andthe PubIic-hOuses, and disposing of the business to the best
advantages or perhaps we might carFy it on ourselves
We'll that's candid said Tom. Perhaps d better sign!
1t was only my joke, you know, Mr.. Brkin'
Mr.. Birkin@mjIed grimIy. All, Tom, you must get out of
the way Of joking in business:
After that, Toms faculties became confused, for Mrs. Tom
made her appearance, and they drove off to the station. Happy
Tom! Go be continued)
, 1870-02-15

against the said list is hereby. in accord
a0ce with the Colonial law4hted 9th
November 1868, requested to state such
objection in writing to the chairman Of
electoral board with the reasons on which
such objection Or objections are based,
within 8 days after the last mentioned
date.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District Of he Jurisdiction of Frederik-
sted, February 8Ih 1870.
G. SARAUW,
Chairman.
, 1870-02-15
c.. SARAUW,
FOrmand.
Publication

lallLE .rsr Of those quahii d to vote for
A Nrn3cr> of the Colonial Council is
exhibited for Inspection at the CouraIouse
from lhrRlj,h T. the 2Sth instant from 9
O'Clock a. m. TO 3 o'clock p. m. Whoever
has any objection to make against the said
Ii~t IS hereby IN accordaucr with the Co
IonjaI law dated 27lh November 1868, re-
questcd TO safe such obiectiorein writing
- The chairman of the electoral board
with 'he reasons on which such objection
or objections are based, within 3 days aE-
ter the last mentioned date.
Thr Electoral Board for the Country
District Of the Jurisdiction of Christian
sted, February 8th 1870.
G. SARAUW,
Chairman.
, 1870-02-15
Bekjendtgjorels

DEF bekjrndtgj0res herved at Gouver-
w ncmeotet har t%iIstiIIet Fogden Listen
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-26

Appropriation for Prosecuting the W0p
to the End-Enstern Controversy 0Do-
tied Without War.
BERLIN, November 25.-The Federal Ehr
lament is asked to vote one hundred -
lion of thalers for the prosecution Of tho UHr
to the end. a
Auzien says that, unless signs fail, thu -
is near. Sssss
1t is confidently believed that the EaBoene.
controversy will be settled without . n
ture of peaceful relations. =
Russia and Prussia are equally avcs1e -.
congress, which no power, however, -
yet proposed.
NEW YORK, November 25.-A special 60
respondent of the Iiibane, at Berlin, -
graphs as follows: The Dict was Opanl
with the usual ceremonies. There w. -
excitement. The speech of the crown -
delivered by President Delbruck. = eea-T
sisted Of glittering generalities and -
especially unsatisfactory on. German -
tions. The money asked for will be proQpe
ly voted. but the modification Of the ocase5-
tuition to suit the South German States W
meet opposition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-26
LONDON.

Panicky Feeling in Financial Circles
Securities Close Lower-Russian Gov.
ernment Firm in Her Demands-Dis-
sensions i'm the Cabinet Culrnfnated-
Dissolution Of the Cabinet Probable.
LONDON, November 25, 5 p. M.-The feel
ing in financial circles at this hour may
fairly be called panicky. Securities closed
lower. but without Il corresponding advance
in breadstuifs; an uneaslness pervades the
entire business community. There is no
doubt but what the Russian government is
very firm in it's demands.
Especial TO the New York World.
LONDON, September 25.-Dissensions in
the cabinet eliminated to day. This morn
ing Earl Granville went to Windsor TO in
form the Queen of the imp0ssibility of
carrying on the government with a cabinet
so irrecOncilably divided as to the policy to
be pursued toward Russia. His resignation
will upset the ministry, and dissolution of
the cabinet can scarcely be prevented.
LONDON, November 25.-The American
steamer Ontario, conveyed by two French
frigates, departed Cor Havre, from Cowes,
to day, with lS,000,0G0 cartridges, 10000
breach-loaders, large number of carbines
and pistols, and ffty-fve cannon, intended
for the army Of the Loire, whose move
ments have been delayed by their non
arrival.
A German ship, said to be the Lord
Mougham, was captured by a French
cruiser OF Deal. The steamer Deutchland
is still at Grimsby.
Especial cable Dispatch to the New York World ]
LONDON, November 25.-The cabinet
assembled at halt-past two, Granville and
Gladstcne being absent. At three o'clock
Gladstone. arrived with the note of Gort-
schakoG. 1t was read, and then ensued a
hot debate. No decision was reached AT
seven o'clock the cabinet adjourned until
tomorrow.
this evening believes : pitched battle is pro.
grcssi1g near AmieqA
The 1ets Bsl1s h : Letter datsd Nea.
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