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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07
Card.

MEssRs. FOWLER 1T is being re-
ported that am not candidate for
Sheriff, aud wish to say to my friends
that am not only candidate, but
have met with the most fattering en-
<ouragenIent from all parts of the
equity, aiid will run the race IL life
lasts till the 9TH day of November next.
Respectfully,
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Memorial Notice. The Citizens of
Goodson. Bristol who own sections in
the Cemetery are requested, by the
Ladies of the Memorial Association,
to attend to them and see that they
are properly cleaned Of all weeds
Jhe Ladies of the Association will
meet next Tuesday afternoon, at the
house of Mrs. Winston, at o'clock,
A large attendance is particularly de.
sired.
MRs ANDERSON. Pres.
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The war in Europe has not effected
the sale of school books at King and
HIPS.
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GIL. NATION 81 co.

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FACULTY:

W. J. MORRISSETT. Graduate Va.
Mil. lust, and A. NJ. graduate VII.
liam and Mary College, Principal
Ed. J. T. KINOAN0N, Moral Science and
History.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. ENSOR Teacher Of Music.
Miss JENNIE LAT LAM, Assistant.
A. II. BURROUGHS, in charge of the Board
ing Department.
TERMS.
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BRISTOL PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED REGULARLY ny
r. A AYRES,
ONE DOOR EAST OF THE NEWS OFFICE,
KANES' BLOCK, BRlsToL, TFNN.

E7rrade brisk in every department with
prospect of a more satisfactory business than
we have had Heretofore. Chickens, Butter
and Egus in remand
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DISSOLUTION.

WUnR PARTN RRsHlP heretofore exiseinE be
- twee.. "a under tho arm aud style u X A.
Ayers Co. has this day been dissolved by mutu-
r, A. Ayres, An persons Indebted to the hrn 81 h.
A. Ayres Co. will lease come forward and set
tie their accounts IS longer time will not be given
r. 4. AYERS,
SEP. IS, 1870, NM. n. BlGBIE
oct ia
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ESTABLISHED 1855

j. O. MATH T. w O Mr.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANf,
A GENT for the Montour, Hopewell, Nil d,
IA ledgevill", and Eagle & ~ enix Cot
ton Nails; Hszrd and Dupont Powder Cos
AueusrA, Ga. Oct. l. 1870,
AUGUSTA, GA. 80
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A good thing should be sustained by
all men and King and Hills book
store Is Is Il good thing.
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W-ARNINGI

My son Adam Shelly, aged about nineteen
years, has threatened to leave my house and
my protection, and it is not unlikely he may
do so at any time. | hereby forewarn all
pcraons not to harbor, aid or encourage him
under extreme penalty of the law. will
not be responsible, in such event for any
debt he may create.
JOHN SHELLY.
Oct. I, lS70-tf.
l25 Barrets Pure Old Cider Apple Brai =
dy on Consignment
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
so Bbls. Reid Corn and Rye Whiskey
LEE, TAYLOR q co.
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Petersburg Prices Current, !, ,

coRREorED WEEKLY ny
DAVIS, ROPER & co., e
WHOLESALE GROCEws az
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For fve months, one-halt on entrance
balance the 18th of November.
Primary Glasses ............... $40 90
Intermediate Glasses. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL 90
Higher Glasses. Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
Higher Glasses and Classics..... ......... Is 90
French Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Music-Piano, Organ and Guitar each. ...... % 90
Painting Drawing aud Wax work, EACH. 10 90
Use Of Piano Oigan..... 80
Cont. 'ent Fce.............. ......... 80. l 90
b "a, everything found, per mouth. 49,. IL 90
Vocal Music free.
For further particulars, apply for Catalogue to
he Principal, W. J. MoRRISETT,
uly 10, lo7O-tf Bristol, Tenn.
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E1gin Watches
ii. G. CALDWELL'S.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
N Gents Gold American, English.
and Swiss Lever Watches from $40 to
$50 each, at CALDWELL'S
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TOB WORK NJ al kirds neatly exesa'
~ tho MEMS Hook A IN 90.
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A LARGE LOT OF AMERICAN
N and English Silver Lever
Watches, accurate time-keepers, from
Sis to 500 at CALDWELL'S
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
~ Mantel, Wall and Gallery Clocks,
Seth Thomas, Gilbert, and Waterbury
Clocks constantly on hand from 81 80
to $50, at CALDWELL'S.
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Ladies'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-10
S. G.
Friday Morning, June 10. 1870.
Oar Relations to tho Reform Pnrty-A
Liberal and Progressive Democracy.

Our Relations to tho Reform Pnrty-A
Liberal and Progressive Democracy.
In the debates which we have read in
connection with the present reform move
ment, expressions have been used which
render proper this declaration on our
part. AS DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL, we
gave our assent to the propositions of
the Press Conference. We have regard
cd it y $50 :or the Democratic party to
abandon the contest as to the political
Status of the colored citizen of the United
States. In this, it seems, we did but
anticipate the action Of the Ohio Demo
cracy, which has wisely waived this issue
with their opponents and moved to bet
ter and fresher fields of encounter. So,
too, as DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL, we advo-
cate the movement for reform. AS we
interpret the movement in its integrity,
it is q combined effort of all men, op-
posed to the present corrupt regime, for
better administration Of our public
affairs. It seeks the union of Democra-
tiS reformists and Republican reformists
forlthe relief of South Carolina in her
extremity. In becoming, in good faith,
an advocate for reform, we at least do
not sink our valued association with that
national organization, which, under the
name OF Democracy, holds to those great
principles of government which receive
the assent of our Judgment.
We are for reform and for political CO.
operation with all ready to embark under
its banner, but as before, SO now, we
stand in general political faith upon the
firm ground of liberal and progressive
Democracy. o-'
The special politics of this journal are
for reform in South Carolina, and we
invite the cooperation of all men dis
posed to seek the same end. The gene
raj politics of this journal are for Pro-
aREssIvE DEMOCRACY and I'M usTRIA1
PRoaREss. In our special and general
politics, we are for the acknowledgment
of the rights now secured to colcred men
by law-as the best solution of vexed
question.
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Another destructive fire is raging in
the woods in the neighborhood Of Tri-
nifty Bay, on the Saginaw River, and
still another some miles up the river.
Others are reported at Point Aux Trem-
bles.
In many portions Of Virginia the ne
groes are exhibiting bitter spirit of ma
Lightly towards those of their own race
who voted the Conservative ticket in the
late election.
The New York Tribune regrets tho re-
election of Whittemore, and trusts Con-
gress "will not admit the shameless ad-
venturer, if they can possibly find
justification for such a course"
r. J. Caughey, Savannah cotton
merchant, fell from window of the
Marshall House, Sunday, and was killed,
while temporarily insane.
The iron clad feet lying opposite New
Orleans has been ordered to prepare for
seq, and their destination is supposed to
be Key West.
Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight,
when properly combined, makes the
most powerful blood purifier known.
Ask for DIR. TUTr's. is
If you consult your welfare, fail not
to read the advertisement headed "BAD
BLOOD" is
Three men were killed and another
wounded by lightning, while repairing q
barn in Chicago, Saturday.
Centralia has elected colored man
one of its aldermen-the frat instance
Of the kind in Illinois.
During a thunderstorm at Chicago,
on Sunday, three men were killed by
lightning on North avenue.
Cholera is committing fearful ravages
in the Bengal Presidency, India
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-10

After verdict had been rendered in O
late trial in Austin County. Texas, the
Judge addressed the jury in this way
"By your verdict, you have said the
accused is guilty of no crime. Your ver-
dict being contrary to law, contrary to
the evidence, and contrary to the charge
OF the Court, the Court disapproves of
your action in the strongest possible
manner. 1t is by such verdicts as this
upon the part of petit jurors, that Texas
has been brought into disrepute among
the other States of this Union"
SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
CoMpANY.-This company, says the Char
lotte Observer, has been organized under
the laws of the State of New York, and
as directors, we see the names of num-
Der of prominent Southern men, among
them Colonel VIM. Johnston, of this
city; General Wade Hampton, of South
Carolina; General John B. Gordon, of
Georgia, and others.
A Louisville paper states that con
vention was to be held in that city, to be
composed of delegates from Buffalo,
Erie, Milwaukee, Toledo, Chicago and
other points near the hikes, representing
an association Of nearly 1000 families,
who desire to find homes in the South.
Those in want of Canary Birds and
Cages, should go to Pollock's.
SAW Mill BURNED. About o'clock,
Saturday morning, the saw mill of
Messrs. Adams & Cheatham, in Edge
field County, on the line of the Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad,
was entirely destroyed by fire.
Smokists and chewists, Gull ut the
Pollock House.
During the heavy storm which pre-
vailed last Thursday, cotton house near
Adams Run was struck by lightning and
consumed. Seven or eight persons, who
were i'll the building at the time, were
stunned. but none injured.
Drinkists, go to Pollock's.
Tho sudden death by poison OF one
George Schott, in New York, who had
his life insured in favor of former part
ner, is tue latest horror in TINT city.
Connoisseurs, go to Pollock's.
by German mails we learn of the con-
hagration of two stars, supposed to be
tho deed Of M incendiary comet; no in
surance, SO far as can be ascertainel.
Thirsty people, go to Pollock's.
A negro lawyer, named Norris T..
Chester, from Pennsylvania, was admit
ted to the English bar on the 3Oth ulti-
mo.
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Wo11AHs RIGHTs.-One who has long studied
this absorbing subject now presents to the
legations. He is happy to say that he has at
last discovered "Woman's Best Friend" It is
adapted, especially, to those cases where the
womb is disordered, and will cure any irregu-
Female Regulator acts like charm in
whites" or i'll sudden check OF the 'month-
ly courses" from cold, trouble Of mind, or like
causes, by restoring the discharge in every
instance. So also i'll chronic cases, it's action
is prompt and decisive, and saves the consti-
tuition from countless evils and premature de.
cay. This valuable preparation is for sale at
$3.50 per bottle by all respectable Druggists
in the land. Prepared and sold by T.. q.
Bradfcld. Druggist, Atlanta, Ga. Athousand
women testify to its merits. J5C
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Henry Bayne, the negro shot in the
Macon guard house, on Sunday night,
while attempting to escape, had just been
arrested on Saturday, charged with gen
eral larceny. A large amount of stolen
goods were recovered, among them fine
horse, bride and saddle, and gold
watch worth 5000. At the time of his
arrest, he was running q plantation at
station No. l, on the South western Rail
road, and had several hands employed,
whose wages he paid out of his stealings.
Just before he died. he proposed to tell.
if raised up. where he had valise con-
up, his speech failed him, and he ex-
pired almost Immediately.
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DESTRUCTIVE HAIL SToRM.-Wo regret
to learn that, on the Sd instant, q de-
structive hail storm xisited that portion
of Pickens County, North of the Court
House. The crops on the plantations of
James E., John, and Mrs Hagood, and
James Griffin we're destroyed. Others
in the neighborhood also suffered Sc
verely. On the places above named, out
houses, fences, fruit trees, &C., wero
blown down. Where wheat, cotton, rye,
&C.. were growing, corn has been planted.
Hail stones fell as large as hen eggs, and
to the depth of eighteen inches. On the
9th, there was plenty of hail in the riffs
and washcs.-Keowee Courier
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The best LIVER medicine is HE1S1rsu's
QUEENS DELIGHT: This wonderful vegetable
compound acts with certainty upon the Liver
and Stomach without impairing the functions
OF any other organ. 1t invigorates, restores,
improves the general condition of the system;
tics; stimulates the Liver and makes it act:
strengthens the digestion and gives tone to the
man. It awakens the dull and sluggish Liver
to activity and life. This is, of NIL the scason.
the time to try it, Go and get n bottle from
Heinitsh-you will not regret it, is
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Before the close of the present year
Milwaukee will be the eastern terminus
of over two thousand miles of railway.
A few years ago Milwaukee stood on the
western verge of civilization.
A violent earthquake has visited the
State of Oaxacas, in Mexico, killing 1O3
people and wounding many others. The
earthquakes extended to the mines,
where people were also killed.
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The FENANs.-Secretary Fish has re-
ceived congratulatory note from Mr.
Thornton, the British Minister, in refer
ence to the strict maintenance of neu-
trality by this Government. Attorney
General Hoar says the rigor of the law
will be meted out to O'NeiI and the other
captured Fenian leaders, but the admi-
nistration is disposed to be lenient to-
wards the privates, who are considered
dupes.
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The attention Of our readers is called to.
day to the advertisement in another column,
preparation that has been used for upward of
century in enlightened Europe with the
greatest success in the cure of Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Constipation, Loss Of Appetite,
organs, etc. The proprietors, Mossrs. Jacob
Lippman Bro, Savannah, Ca, have, at con.
siderable outlay, succeeded in obtaining the
original recipe for making this delightful tast-
in preparing it, the original standard shall be
kePt up. June2
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An EMBRYO SCHEME arc told that
Il company has been formed at Washing
ton, to establish settlement on the
Northern coast of Mexico, and its agent
has been nominated Consul at Magdalen.
They hope that the Mexican Commits
sion will recommend the annexation of
Northern Mexico and Sonora to the
United States in payment Of tho claims
due to American citizens. Caleb Cush-
ing, Gen. Butler and other widoawake
lawyers are said to have their eyes, if
not their hands, on this scheme.
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PURITY VS.. PoIsoN.-There is as much differ
cnce between PuALoS's YITAL1A OR SALVATION
FOR THb HAIR and the filth charged hair
darkencrs, as between tho Pool of bethesda,
that an angel stirred, and fever-breedipg
mud pond. The Vitalia is crystalline fluid,
without single impurity or noxious property,
and the naturancss of the shades it imparts
to grey hair is unequaled, J5 t3
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In anticipation of war, the European
Governments are buying up oil the bread
stuffs in the New York market. A cor
respondent of the New York Courier
Journal says:
War in the East of Europe is among
the Immediate probabilities of the Sum
mer. Russia is again regarded as an ag-
gressor by the Western Powers, and it is
believed that Prussia this time will join
France in preventing the Gar from deal
ing death-blow to Turkey. 1t is evi-
dent that the Egyptian Viceroy's prepar-
ations for war against Turkey arc openly
encouraged and aided by Russia, and the
Crimean war may have to be fought over
again to keep the Gar out Of CONSTANT
nople.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-10

IHE AIRLINE RAILROAD.-The Char
lOtte papers announce that Mr.. 2. r.
Dickinson, of New York, has taken the
entire contract for the construction of
the lAir-Line Railroad from Atlanta to
Charlotte, and proposes to let sub-con-
tracts for sections to parties along the
line Of the road. He advertises for pro-
posals for the grading. masonry and
bridging of sixty miles of the road ex-
tending from Charlotte to Spartanburg,
OH which work will be commenced i'm
mediatcly.
DR.. Mary Walker lecturcd at BRENNAN,
Texas, to Il select audience, and took oc-
casion to shy that before long tho white
women of Texas would think nothing Of
marrying negroes, owing to the ''social
development" Thore was social de-
velopment there, Immediately, some of
the ladies interviewing tho lecturess,
which frightened her so that she "pulled
FOR tall timber" to use Texas express
sion. They sayByou couldn't have seen
the Docs coat-tail for the dust she
Kicked up with her long heels. She
didn't stay to argue that point much.
A Sacramento woman recently stabbed
her husband fatally, through jealousy.
crowd, including the coroner and po-
lice, gathered around the corner in such
numbers that the sidewalk gave way, and
pitched the whole assembly into cellar,
breaking one mans leg and injuring
several. The corpse fell in the middle
OF the struggling mass.
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DEnEGATEs APPOINTED FROM EDGE
T1E1D.-At. the public meeting held in
Edgeaeld to nominate delegates to the
June Convention, s'colored and white
delegates were appointed. The Aduer-
tiser says:
The speeches made by Gen. Butler,
Maj. Gary, Maj. Bacon and Mr.. You
mans, on this occasion, were, one and
all, able, honest, and truthful, and all in
the same strain and to the same end,
viz. that of opening the eyes of the ne
groes to their true interests, to the sell
fishness, knavery and dissimulation of
the great mass Of the radical party of
the State, and to the honesty and good
intentions of the reform party. Gen.
Gary, who has taken no part in politics
since the war, appeared only after re-
peated calls from the meeting. He de-
clared himself an uncompromising old
school Democrat, totally opposed to ac-
quiescing, only so far as we are absolute
ly obliged, in either the 18th, 14th, or
18th amendments, totally opposed to ne
gro suffrage, and willing to wait and suf-
fer until dooms- day, rather than swerve
from the pure doctrines of the Demo
cratic party.
MIR. L. A. ElchelberGer, the leadlng
radical of this section, was present at
the meeting-or rather hanging upon it's
outskirts-and was called upon loudly
for his views. with many assurances pre-
viously given, that respect, toleratior,
and fair-play. should be the order of the
day. Mr.. Eichelberger, however, did
not respond. He and certain of his
agents and myrmidoms were working
like beavers in the after part of the day,
to undo the work of the mornings
speeches.
And now Edgefeld, having pu' herself
among the ranks of those moving for q
reform in the Government, can only
hope that the wise action of the Conven-
tion will be productive of such Reform.
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State of South arolina---Greenville Co.

State of South Carolina---G -Greenville Co.
IN THE CIRCUIT 20 URE-IN CHANCERY'
Stephen s. Wade rs. G.. w. Farr, ct al-Bil
to ForeciOSe MOrtg0yc, &c.
DY virtuo OF tho decretal order of Judge
ID Orr, made in tho above case, will sell,
to the highest bidder. at Grcenyille Court
House, on SALE-DAY in July next, the mort
gagged premises described in the bill, viz:
All that TRACT of LAND. situated partly in
the Counties of PickeDs and Grecnviilo, lying
on both eides of Saluda River, containing 2G3
acres, moro or less, upon which is located the
Wnelen and Cotton Factory, Grist and Saw
Mill. known as the 'iFarr Mill" This is valua-
bile property, and worthy the attention of cap;-
talists desiring an investment. 1t is located
about seven miles from the city of Greenvillc,
and tho water power thereof is seldom sur
passed. Terns cash. purchas to pay for
stamps and papers.
W. A. MCDANIEL, c. C. CT.
CLERKS OFFICE, juno Z. 1870. June 10 fs8
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
=. Cantwell-Smoked Meats.
Notice to Owners of Goats and Swine
>. II; Spencer-Wheat Threshers, &c.
Jacob Lcvin--Corn at Auction.
W A. McDaniel-Sale Mortgaged Property.
Dnflic u Chapman-New Books.
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Lothair, by Disraeli;

A ND DOTHER NEW BOOKS; such as,
N Hammer and Rapier. BY Cooke. 1.5O.
Vicar OF Bullhampton. BY Anthony Trollopc.
The History of Hortcnse. BY Abbott. 80
The Life of Count Bismarck-priyatc and
political. $500.
Relation between Spontaneous and Rctlec-
tive Thought in Greece, and tho Positive
Teaching OF Christ and his Apostles. -. 10
Lamps, Pitchers and Trumpets. Lectures
on the Vocation of the Preacher. $1.75
Memoir of Rev. John Scudder, thirty-six
years Missionary in India. $l.75.
At DUFFIE & CHAPMAN'S,
june 10 Bookeelers Columbia
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The IRISH LAND BnL.-The Irish
land bill has passed the Commons, and
will probably pass the Lords. It will
afford great relief to the poor tenantry of
that unhappy island. It saves them
from exorbitant rents, which the land
lords have been accustomed to impose
whenever it seemed possible for the
tenants to pay them and not to starve to
death. It also saves them against the
power of the landlords of annulling
leases without years notice. It is, SO
far as it goes, land reform for Ireland.
It is but the commencement of land re-
form on moro extended SCALE
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Ca'oncl at discount. Defiance to Southern
Fevers. Good digestion secured by using
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. J5t3
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The Executive Committee of the "South
Carolina Club" will meet on 10th of Jane inst.
Application for membership to be addressed
to Society, at Columbia. BY order OF the Pre-
sidcnt. X. e. ELLISON. Secretary
June q
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DIPLOMATIC RUMoR.-Strange rumors
are circulating among the diplomatic cir
cles of Europe. One of them is, that
the King of Prussia aims at being crow owned
Emperor of North Germany; and another
that Louis Napoleon, fretting under the
unstable tenure of his oaice, and anxious
to create diversion, meditates o move
on Belgium or on the Rhine, for the pur-
pose of checking Prussian ambition. 1t
is likely that the tranquility of Europe
will not be disturbed for some time to
come; but while the present incumbent
remains on the French throne, and is
haunted by his evil conscience and goad-
ed on by his fears, there is no moral
guarantees for the preservation of peace
The alliance between Russia and Egypt
is no secret to attentive observers of
Eastern affairs. The Khedive would
never have displayed 80 much pluck if
he had not been backed up by Russia,
and if lie had not also some reason to
count upon the support of France. Rus
sia is not likely to recede from her tradi-
tional policy, and the Egyptian conflict
affords fine opportunity, which the
Emperor Alexander seems inclined to
improve. Great Britain, with her COM
pGcations with the United States and in
Ireland, and with the Russian rivalry for
Asiatic supremacy, is, for the present, in
a most perplexing condition, which is
exceedingly encouraging to the Russian,
French and Egyptian enterprises.