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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-18

CIVuty uuu NCiN Scius
business fair.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Tarascon has been raised and is
at New Albany.
The John l.. Rhoads grounded on
Portland bar Wednesday.
The Cherokee arrived out Ut the
Ohio drawing 81 feet, with barge in tow
drawing three feet, and having altogether
700 tons. She filled ont here. left her
barge and Is happy.
The sternwheel steamer Frank Nor
gan, while making landing ut New
Orleans, knocked q hole In her hull and
sunk In deep water, on Wednesday. She
is total loss. Insured for $4,000. No
lives lost.
The Silverthorne brought 200 barrels
-four, 937 sacks corn and lot ofsundries
for reshipment. In making her repairs
50 quickly at Evansville. she was assisted
greatly by borrowing Il head piston
rod and attachments from the new boat
I1Oulcs uoW uctiS uuht euVso ""sS" s"Sss
lily, was the same size as her own. Her
pitman, straps, and brasses were all she
had to make.
PILOTS Isaac Cough and Israel Wood
ruff, of the steamer Indiana, passed
through hero On route for home yester.
day. They say the reports concerning
the condition OF the Indiana aground al
Choc,aw are exaggerated. There wal
danger tor awhile that she would breal
IN two, as the river was cutting out I'M
der her bow, and had let u down scvcrl
feet. But before they lett It had iillet
In again and She hid ceased to settle
so that there was no further danger. Sh'
Is badly bumped ny. at .the ashpan.s AM
her butts arc sprung bMt She Is no
broken, and no doubt can:. b., put adoa
all right when the FIvst yalsee ASV|nss .fh'
boat Is insured TOR $50. 900. Cargo fol
SbO,000 and freight list for $500.
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ClseNrNn Cleaned.

persons having cistcrns needing pump
Ing out and repairing can have 1t done
promptly and at prices to suit the times,
by calling on J. s. Hawkins, Cross street.
have man and pump employed all the
time for the pt,rposc, 9-l6-tC,
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s.o"s. saersers has PII.sENEx.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


John Antrim is now in New y ork, lay
ing in a stock Of Fail and Winter goods
that will excel any thing ever brought to
this market all Of the latest styles Of
ready-made clothing In the finest goods.
The best line Of cloths and Cassimeres,
the largest assortment of hats Of latest
patterns. and everything else, can now
be found at his store Oh the lcvec.
9-l6.lw.
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Owing to the publication. in this issue,
of the list of personal Taxpayers Of Al
exander county, much matter, besides
the usual amount of editorial, has been
crowded ont Of the columns of the Bril-
iHTiS
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FOR LEASE. OH SALE

FOR LEASE, Oh SALE.
A number Of Lots on Levee, above
Twelfth street, outside fire limits. Alec
large number Of other Lots in different
localities.
Lands, In tracts to suff, near Cairo.
S.1s.tf
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DIR. Dunning received telegram from
Mound City last night calling him TO at
tend Mrs. DIR. \. X. Casey who has been
stricken by paralysis. This estimable
lady's many friends In Cairo will sincere
~ hope for her speedy recovery.
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Letter IScasts.

Zen mound letter heads, large size. Car
isle paper. rated two cents higher than
any other paper used in Cairo for print
ing letter heads ordinary composition
only 81 so per thousand a, the BULLETIN
;,,h ,fS.c
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For Sale,

A silver plated No. . wi son Shuttle Sew.
ing MarhiLe, hai d (pianu) dni h, valued at
eS5. VIII be . III al SO discount, on good
terms, aud ordered direct from the factory.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Wanted

Everybody to know thst ihe place 10 get
A smooth shave,
A good shampoo.
A fashionable haircut.
Or anyih ng iu that line,
Is at the GRAND CENTRAL BARBER.
SHOP, corner Eighth and Commercial.
9.s.tf J. GEORGE STGtNHOCsk.
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PIS.SENER ~ Louis nersest's.

gci5-Pilsener Beer At George Lattner's
Saloon. on Commercial avenue, between
filth and sixth streets.
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LYNCH 4 HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column

FOR SALE.
several good Farms and 1900 ncrcs OF
uninproved and, in Alexander :ou ty.
"Wiutcr's Block" and' " inter's II W.
A large number OF desirable Residences.
and excellent vacant Lots, suitable for
bu mess houses and residences.
House on Nineteenth street, TOR 40, with
privilege Of lease.
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State of Illinois. Alexander County >ss.
In the Alexander County Circuit Court,

STATE Oh IllinOIss AltxuuueI Souhty Tso'
In the Alexander County Circuit Court
william NJ. Athsyton and John Hodges VS.. John
Holden aud AsryAyet wallace-rart,tion.
PUBLlC notice T. hereby given ths, in par.
sstssssd cause, In said can't Ut the Nay term
thereof. A. p; va John 2: Har9Ar A.! mater
the 33rd day Of September, a, D. ls5s, at the
hour or o'clock y M kssid day. ssli q Ra6, .,
Cairo, In sud county, the following .escribef
real estate, to.wit: The sss,n halfof the nor,s'
east quarter n section twenty seven t20 ..Nn.
chip itflesu Ubl, south range, .numl!er two Ky
wsit Of the. third principal n,sridlan = me
county OF Alexander and State of Iii!nols, to.
gether with the tenenents and hert,litsmehts
there,into belonging or thereto spper'siningi ,-
Terms Of sale--tDne- half caah in hand DaI'
ancs Ia one and tw, years equal p"y ,Sasnas,
witt, six per cent. Interest per annum theson
tieissssd psymsnts to be secured by mortgage
on the property sold. am ,,-,
Cairo. Illinois, August Is9, !S,Ws ,.puAxs
,,,ss., .a.,.n comss iss X S s~issnss
s.26-d4w. .&ii9F
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n rilsener pecr ut George l.attner's
Saloon. on Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets. 9-s-u
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For .ALE,

A nav two.horse Gamble wagon.
For any OF the above articles. apply st
the BULLETIN oface. e. A. BURNETT.
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Colorcd and m united Maps Of the city Of
Cairo at 3? 80 each (halt prlcc).
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Picturesque America

At the BULLETIN bindcry-ls numbers.
bound in two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco: COS, sli for sale at $40.
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FOR SALE.

A 500 Remington Sewi,g Machine $40
OF tor cash. Suitable for tailor or boot aud
shoe manufacturer,
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Fox SALE.

4 No. 0 Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine
valued Ut SO Will be solu Ut sl5 discount
and ordered direct ir' m the factory.
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PILSENER at Louis Herbert',.

t@u- ilscncr Beer at George Laitner's
Saloon, on Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and sixth streets.
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90 70 I.oui. HerbsrC~ for PIu.sE.

1O- Pilscner Beer fresh and cool. the
finest beer ever drank. at Chas. Schoen-
meyers, corner Tenth street and WASH
iuutOu avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-18

BIG INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
IN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AT
COwPERTHWAIT h PHILLIPS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-18

lO0 barrel. OF lime. best gnalit, tor sale
at low-ioon iigurr- AZ .Jno. i. Phiili' ~
Sons.
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CITY NEWS.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1875
ROp sale Cheap .

A new Howe and Singer sewing ma
chine. Enquire at the Bulletin office.
j.. A. BURNETT.
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Philadelphia hats, the most fashion,
able now worn. at John Antrim's.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-18
Disissf feet

For three days, lime 1t low prices. in
barrels, by Jno. b. Phillis & Son.
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Ready Made Clothing.

Made from the cheapest to the most
costly fabrics--at panic prices-at John
AntriM's.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-18

M Pilsener Beer az GEORGE Ls:tner's
Saloon, on Commercial svenue. between
Fifth aud Sixth streets.
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Ties.

New AID i.shionabl. Neck-tics-a large
assortmcnt-all shades, at John An
trims
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FOR SALE.

At a bargain, and on good terms, Howe
Sewing v chine. May be seen ut the Com.
psny's office, corner Ninth street and Com.
meTcial.
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DH"X Rag stock envelopes at the But
LETIN office, 81 % per NJ.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-18
l'DsealD

SXX Wood stock envelopes ut the
DrLLErsN Office. 50 90 per NJ.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-18

Hxy XN Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BrLLIfiS office. printed,
81 20 and - 90 per VI.
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SsJ- Fresh and cool Pilsener every day
at Charles SchOenmeyer's.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-18

Lime at lowest prices at.lno. B.Phillis
x Sons.
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Merchant Tailoring.

\ full line Of BroadclOths, English
Coating and Cassimeres, at John An
trims
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a Goodman preferred. Apply at the
BULLETIN Office.
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FOR SALE.

''Plcturesque AmericS"-is mum ber
bound ~ volumes, full gilt Morocco
price, $40.
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Go to Charles Schoenmeycr'S for fresh
Pilsener Beer.
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Envelopes

$1,000 envelopes. all grades and prices,
ust received at the BULLETIN Job Office.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was II feet =
inches OH the gauge. having risen .
inches during the previous "a hours.
Weather cloudy and very cold.
-Business fair.
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Ready printed packages Of wash lists
enough IN each book to last two years.
for 80 cents each at the BULLETIN Office
for the next two days.
icsous..PIBSENER-at Louis Her.
here's
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10 6arreIs choice Lime today. ~
low aNWn aEares. ~ J. D.
pHIoUIS 4 Seb rs
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CAIRO MARkET...Wh0lESAlE.

Corrected Daily by T.. NJ stearns,. commission
merchant, Secretary Of the Cairo Board Of
Trade
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A style "E," "Clough, Warren & Co.'s"
Psrlof Organ, right from the factory at De.
troit. List price, 1900. win be sold for
$500.
, 1875-12-25

ST. Louis. Dec. 2l.-rostmnater Filley, OF this
city, has sdd.eesed PostILastcr-Gol erA' Jewell
suggesting n chanse in tho Itescut postal law
relating to puttisht7p ma.t?r. to tho effect that
posspspc:r aud periodicals shall b. male uni
fusm In classification aud rate, ani placed IL
the second class. lie ssys that tho riofpectuses
posters, Bamrlo cop.es etc, now rated III tAIrd-
clatH. nt cent per ounce or fraction thereof.
si-)d but ittle rsyt uue 1T tln1 classification,
aud nIw give grc1s annoYauce au1 dintAtiuIae-
OIL to l'ostmssters AMI ed!tois, and asks why
dlscr, ,rainatiou SHOULD bo mado between
newspapers, periodicals, bills, receipts
for hut scfirtionn tu regular subscrlboIs
(Which are now carried At = and 8 ce,lta per
pound,, aud tue Same Lind Of matter. to.wit:
proz.ectNneB, ostcrs, sample copies. and ail
matter EalAt,ng TO sol!citatlon aud rcuowal Of
subscription. and why they sAoul not oil be
classified aud rated Al second-class matter.
lhs Judgment of postal exports Ii, Ao
sayh, thse the results at thls chaue1
from Increased snbecTibata und tito
quality OF matter woAll weld = revshHe
equal 10 Tho prcsent classification, anu the sati4-
faction TO Pos.,unstosB, publishers. AUD the puG-
l!o wuull t'e equal to the present wordinKA OF
tue REDUCTION iu 8Bcoli-c!nas matter AMI prepay
ncnt OF tie same Gy publishers. 1t would also
FeuluSu all Occasions for Espionage. delay. and
dissatisfaction arising from tbs ptesspt cla1Aca.
ueu, at slmuIiy Tie work of bota publ.aaass
uud pUat t~0It!eee.
, 1875-12-25
FOREIGN.
Minister Buffet Reviews tho
Political Situation.
Tic Relieves Tho DcsiEnies Of France
Safe Under n1acs1allon.
British Troops Overcome tho Malay
Insurgents.
A Force Of 1000 Egyptian Troops
Massacred by Abyssinians.
Spain VIII Retain Cuba in Spite
Of All Opposition.
Resignation Of the Turkish Minister
Of Justice, Whose Voice Was
for Reform.
Russian Comments OIL England's Stez
Canal Purchase.
Russian Comments OIL England's S.cz
Canal Purchase.

FRANCE.
ECFFET ON TIlE POLITICAL SITUATION.
PARIS. Dec. 2a.-1n tho Assembly to-day tho
rreos bill was under dcbasc. II. Gseyy rro-
posed that tho press lar ani the atato Of eicge
bu dealt with in separate bills; thaL tho btate Of
eloge 10 rairel throughout tho country, aud
consideration Of tho press bill bo postponed.
ii. DuEet defended tho Governments bill aB
IL stool. 1Io denied, not withstandiue tho re-
suit Of tho Senatorial elections, tile existence Of
an opposition majority. The alla1stry wonld
suppo.t lhe conservative union both at lilo clac-
tIene and 10 tho Chambers. lle Hointed to the
ustrtl1ow OF sovctal PREVIOUS GoYrrunicn'B 10
which tile Whale conservative population freely
ndhered. The Conservative union wou.u aEEeal
10 all parIsana Ut thosu Governments. liz
showed how the Bonaparl,s p had supported tho
Senatorial CandiIates OF The Lett and gainta
Eotl.lns III return, and asked, "Hi!l one alliance
afford tli"m any less E1arant"es:" Ilu concIud-
ed as follows Tuo Constitution uf tue 18th OF
February Is not rho laat WORK OF political al4doG,
but nc must admit that 1t Ia law. l4o country
requires leor rsnutzaiou. II must return to tho
CIamborn men "l,o hro disposed to ru:Hac. in
conjunction NTH President Mac3Tabon, H. LEY
of SOCIAL preservation. and give aid to lhe ricIJr
of Magenta. who will never bcco.ne tho in-4ru-
meut Ut rAdica! PASSIONS.
II. Labuulave nbjected that ". Buffet offered
the conutry 31arelal without Rerub ic.
IL. Grevys proposal to lcGiaIase eerarl:eiy on
tho prcss Lave ani state oi aierc mas Fefectrd
by vote 91G to 3')3. Tic Houapalslsts o.ed
with tho Government.
, 1875-12-25


AN lSsuaoEsr E1Ecr1rp-nEwanD OFFERED ron
LAWLE5s tyaun1ENra
HAVANA, Doc. 2l.-juan Itur. aide. spaniard, a
merchant of V'l'a Clara, mud owning q plantation
iu tue noighborlIood. convicted Of corresponding
With tho insurgents and furnIshing them with
money. provisions, and other articles, was exc.
oused At Villa Clara on tho 18th unt.
With View OF putting stop, II possible, to
the cuu'i innal bnrnlnKa ot fastus AMI the plipdcr
Of iarmcre by il,su gent bauos nlad III tho pruc.
laIn4Ilou says, tile dialonorius OF tho daupltcrs
Of thu country peoIlo BY the ,nsnrgonta tho
co. ernor OF Sagua has issued tho following
order, approved by Caps."Geu. Islm&aeda;
All rountrymcn bringing In one Of thtss bandits
e1ltcl tnsul GeAts dead Or afe 10 headquarters, Will
:aive ~ god doutloous unit II II triuHng nlso A.s
fnu&het Fsc0mpsusH Of fIon to IL dUlLloona will
be paid 10 all cuuntEymtH bringing Information
euabiug ihe troopa 10 destroy or surprise insrE ut
ealnps. Farmers killing y rc1el grtt Or sui Ire
fet. Of giving information pruul.lug that realt will
be paid Is doub!oous.
Ho also annources That any person proving
TINT INV party furnishes tbs insurgr nss any tnlpg
shall receive q or ulute doubluuns. xc@oluIu to
the importance u tho case.
Chpl ain. enoTnl Ya!nlaseda says the orders OF
tho !usurgtnt chIefs to their hubaI diuasaa art
10 risk no enconn'cr with ths tE0aps. but III sava
to ecatiar aud tlIyida iuto Iartes IT lcss than
ten. 1,hi 10 cUn,mlt Ill possble Heprcdatl jps.
luh!c opinion 10 asr0pg tlIut Tie departure nf
faluaSuda at tho pEcscnt tiHe IL not good
th ps for The island, especially regarding milf
tary matters aud tho advantages Expected to 70
Haluo1 by tue troops.
, 1875-12-25
INDIANA's BOOKlSEEpEIsu


Plbftcntin1 of 7Rtx Annual Taftr,
Srfctsi H.Ap,tth to fhs CAieaeo TtIouEe
lNpIASAroLis, Iud., DAG. 24..-Tho report Of
tho Auditor Ct 6tato WAS tileu with tho Governor
today. Tho inblas OF receipts, expenditures,
ETC.. halanco NTH those of tho State Treasurer
heretofore published. lilo Auditor however,
calls Intention 10 the fact that an aggregate Burn
ot 54a3, 23l.s5. which appears as Iucoiyed and
expended, In merely represented by tho transfer
Of certain sums from QUO fund to auotl,cr,
making tho actual receipts for The
year $3 743,2l and tic e1 Expenditures SJ 57l 0,3
Tie tables OF tho Htase Duald of Education
shuW tuat tho t1Sabla yait,o OF the roaI and per-
eonal prut'try Ut tao state ID Xo37, i33, 7o3, or
$7 Cl2 +ss than by tile assessment OF 1874.
1he Auditor hha II asIt4ted suIta against cersain
c!tIzetsA Ut indianapolis wlo. IN l87l. brought
sult to ouj0ih tbs distribution of the school
luu1, and ~ this Ipeaus deprived the State Of
ln&eFost ttIAt fund t. tLo amount OF 4a0 100.
sui. iIas also been Brought aSa.nHt tho ANeIi.
caa Expsees Comrany. to teHt tue validity
OF the la" Ee4nr.ng auch corporations
to file ssulsnuual roto1tA Of tb<ir business
soce.!aa for Eassage.fare, aud per cent on re.
ce4pta fur TRANSFERRING trsieht. The report OF
tue Trustees VI lilo Wabash d. Erie Eaual, which
sta3mp.'.les tbs Auditors report, sho.s that.
iLo ruculpta TOR tdo year wera ST., 1B3. aud tho
4llsbut se!leu,B s6.17d. Tho report of the Ip-
sutauto Depaitnone ahoNs the Kross rueoipts OF
fDreigu INSURANCE. companies III lilo Stats tor thu
year to kaso beer Sl,1l0,u7U; losses paid. so3a,-
355; tax paid, 39a6-9; gross Eeceij.ts Of foreign
life insurance companies, 5l,301, ,b0Y; lQsseA
paid, ]1IU, Tue; taxes raid, VI, ,1tl.
, 1875-12-25

5osc". and selzsd alt her baggage, o. tho r..
turn Of Fotcher and sIts joyce The trunks wars
oEenea and searched for United Blstes bonds
ana other wealth Of Joyce's alleged sot
IN In lin wifa's Possession. Nys.
Joyco took tho matter good-huuaorcd,y. !
and watched tho ezamnat ton OF her dresscs mi
Mer Eaby apparel with evident ,ft,concefn.
inohRh ''ef entire baggage was overhauIed, no
to'.' nonan o. pnreIa could DO found, e1cept few
!ettrrs reco,vrd by her from frionds and rela.
Isef. Inc goo1-nAturcd MaF1hAl ns.1red Mrs,
Jovcs That 1t Has most d,sagrsoabIs duty. and.
no thonEt!k, very ainAll pIeco Of bussncss 10 be-
engaGed 10; b1t tl'a: he Was bound 70 oboy tho
madn no difference 10 her, and waa not M
expected. She had been advised several
days bcforo her departure from 1reen
Lako to 10 pack 1or !tunks - to giro ~ lttsls
to overhaul. Bio also remarked thai, since
her arrival IN Jetrereon City, sho tad learned
thas = detective had shatlowcd hor and hor bae-
G.Ee A., \, the % wsy from Wisconsin, md eho vas
lisored fotma! possession Of her trunks and
thus 1ciiesed herself Of Tho trouble OF looking
Alter thom. Though thu alleged obleco
oi,op u mo o,o..se search wsa for .tondq and
stated on pretty good authority thai ths reaI
purpose OF tie Government astorneYs in making
thc levy was 70 posacHs themselves OF celtsn
iottrts iron, Hancock to jovco ectfy crfmtpst-
..e tnh ~ Mer IN thn " hhky Hing frst1ds which
they had tccn ndvised Mfs. Joyco had in her
Trunks
FOR WHAT RI IS WORTH.
II If Esnted ot. what il coneidercd good Au,
tAor'iy liza. iu the olsy part Of tue month Jovco
made r1i'oE,tlon to tia Government to fur
n!s!! alt tho Testimony needed fdr to conviction
OF Ia DC 'ck. If his pari"n aud guarantee Of i'm
mnntty from fntnrn4 rosocntt0n could ba securc.l
II II utdetsts'od tnal the proposition WAS tu tho
lornl OF Letter to thr U.btr,ct Attorney, who,
attsr consutatiun viii, Henderson aud other
cnansnl 70. rezentint: tho Government fayorod
tho Ar'l''''nE Of Joyce Tor 1lH evidence, not
ot1iy asa1art Dat:ocE, int otl,cr sus-
tec;cd lartt1s III Washington NJ wtIf
~ snti.ctcd members Of Tho ring in
81. loHl-. Jorcss iettnr waa forwarded 10
hastlnH'oo Ni;t their approval. :;ul4iur bad
over been hea1d frag, the President on tho arb
Itel until tho .Astcihted tress Telegram ef yes.
teTday to TIM etIert t!,nt Attoruoy 10 ,eIat
Flcrrrpont "a u the President did not favor liz
pal dun!tlE u Joyce.
, 1875-12-25

Nus9A COMMENTS On TUE EyuLl3u PURCHASE.
PAlls, Doc 5.-Tlo Moscow Gn.eHc sayn:
1n consequence Of tue English lso,teliuss III
t!ou hass been cona'drrAbls sgkFayatel. Eug1au4's
btsr st"cs rl.c to questions Of tue os; del uto au
complicated ttur,. There il no precedent cf G,v-
eminent acln1nK III ra IN Joint atock epferr,l lss
oa aosslE" so'l sna .hstsh; rtF!rly extending ~
though, eren " iha ca;'aI ~sru purely Egyptian. tho
trans tt'on might vvt r1ss to teuties Luxembourg
10 be ronIesd. AZ tito csowuinK feature Of Il all.
E1ylt Il nos e'cn IN iudcpcldcul st.se. but tho
suar.uos- sypt u turkish territory, Ind tao Canal
roure.sinn n t..ash npon nrm4n at tue Porte. E,a
tho klrdso :e ItEh to Hcli POI ttau Of his trrtury,
-tint ~ ~ Partition out tle rr0 rrty Of Lila
RANT II Il doubtful whether lbs sLl:.n btnsself
wo lid 10 emitted 10 take auy suth a1sp without tie
independent E4ht to sol the Dor Of conssntInops
Or tue port u h9tun, Or the Turkish deet, wolll
Ens ,d 1ow sSs s rH.s 70 H. nIt W.
NO ~ b. noh'f,I tn prevent ths suI.a7 rrdlnR 4s
nasy ia Euxiaud In payment OF s4o u'4Fras ulon h'
Dkn1iH. 1)ec 7.-The Moscow Gazette, tn >
no" ss.sc!o Oh the sucz CAnAl .sansucliou, Aas
tic following:
There can Ia douht a. to the pn'tc.l !mpnrtnnce
of tlo .vsu'. fugl'ad's .uctsnt lrs,o,derance h.a
Ets~:, s,r a'sSa4;. mos. 's.anf .A'. b..
Gasi.l. Isso Sa4 !,sea .so,!.tom:a to .s's s,try ~
thing shc,r WY IN As44, Af.a aud Au.sr4Iu, 10
10 what shOy PicAse IN al paris Of thu worll, And to
raIs the seaa w,thou. fearing. or. iudse expecting
o2Eosili! y Ihsy nov m loaaur eou:sat tlemse!tsa
wau!e VI southern and Eastern Europe. rousltut'u1
th1'a>c!sca tAe AoIe aud aIeafate j1dgra OF
"has II good and Rtn1tnblu for the othct couMtFes
roucsEncd. We I'll know The jealousy sud super.
rio',s Lautens marking l''tti1a l"! n*pFas Other
countries. Eo have not forgotten flp fur1oisA rags
excited by Ito KL!va campaign; ws remember tls
envioas intrigue BY which England tnlrasnred TO tia
ltusx4a Iauus aud pxce I1ors!o OF Central ABiatIe
non,alA Under thn pEotecttou Of lnternatloua! Law,
Sow tnat EIs and 4.a sslzca ta9 Sic: ClnI Il thera
my uatse IL suA rsts tl.t othor rnuutres'
interests MIL to ttupartIAly protected by uee4t
Hs tainT
Tho st. Petersburg Gofos, having enumerated
til: var ous - Composing Tho British Army,
ean''t Fe.less tt.ene rctnatAI:
And t4ia then, IL the mighty fosco which tho
ft,1ts sewsrarrt to 4aAutnu Nenacin1 anA salts-
81 10 tnn. Thu lrcf AhxtrIct have tetei fed ct
tuc Fmta srtlca des mt yet Rtys clsls sslra
with wh.t db]tet tal* arti u iaa 1sen Msitteu aul
Nil: Is hp aHE Ut The very stt4u.a 1891 t.ikst,a
atl1,H,cl to tho Htst!sa w.ruA;e.