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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02
DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March L. Business
continued moderate with the commits.
sion houses. Cotton goods are in fair
demand and generally unchanged in
prices. The print mslkt is unsettled,
and American, Bristol, Washington and
fsncies ware reduced IL. Simpson,
Union, Gloucester and Albion mourning
prints were reduced to &c. Paid and
striped cotton dress goods we're active.
Wooden goods for mems wear were quiet.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, March Flour dull
aud q shads lower, S595 50. Wheat
dull, 81 l59l q. Corn dull, 43I@44c.
Os's quiet, S5(S4lc. Pork is strong and
higher at S22 co. Lard is In good de-
msnd at full prices; steam, l2f9l3c;
closing at l3o; kettle, lS39l3ic. Bulk
meats are IN fair demand and higher, 81
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Saturday, March II, 1876,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county, Tenn,
fO-wit: Being the undivided one half interest
in and TO the following described property,
part of subdivision OF the lands Of ROyster
ana Brsnsford, on Island no. 80, in said coUn.
", to-wit:
Lot No. I-BcEinuiCg Gt an ash marked Il
aud +, plat letter A." A >" the southwest COrueT Of
ROyster and BTansfOTd 5 go acre entry thence
east 81 chains To a perslmmOn marked 3 ;;
thence south 81 chains % links to a stake /;
thence west Il chains SO links; thence north
and westWardly with the meanters Okcnuts
400. o., 4-S2, 5-SS 4-52, 40, 40, 6-S2 chains
and links % stake and willow marked K;
thence north p chains 10 links TO a stake and
blackberry marked r; thence east y cha Is
to the beginning containing l66 S0-lOO acre..
Lot No. OF same subdivision on Island No.
4O-COnmeuces at stake in The NE corner OF
the 6iO-acre entry, plat letter g X thence
east q chains; theucs north 43 chains; thence
west so chains; tneuce south b chains; east
chains: south II chains 70 the beginning
containing 70 7l-lCO acres.
Terms Of Sale-Cash. This February II, 1876.
Z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. Black, ID. Z. and u.
Wincneste~S Winchester, Attorneys. fills
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Yesterdays New YUrK closing JeIe-
gram reports: Ordinary, l-I6:; good
ordinary, 20 9.l6c; low mjddllDg,
IlI3I5,; middliDg, 1890. Piece Of
miidling same time last year, 164e
Sales, 545 tales. q ceiIt, S93 bales;
so far tlis week, u 9 bales. The tone
o. the market 81 1915, dull and he-vy
and lower 20 sell; 1880 Irregular; 2:l2
dull and irregular; 3:05. du and irreg
ull-
The following sra the closing rstss in
New York tugnFes for yesterday and the
DAY Def are.
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Market quiet; sales were 100 bales, of
all Of which spiuueIs took 1908 bales, ex-
u1rt.ra $50 ba ca, spectators 20 bales.
Dusty cott9ns quote 5lg8c; stained,
75YlOc Price o. miGiling same time
last year, 1899.
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cHANcERY SALE
"a. . al Els ia tS

"a. . al Els ia EG
no. IszI, R.-Cnancery Court Of Shelby county.
BanE of Commerce VI. ". Q. Bolton ct 81.
Try virtue OF an tnJerlOc ltoTy decree for
Is sale, entered in the above cause en- tie
Eta day OF May, 1875, / viii sell, at publ
auction, 20 the highest bidder, In front OF
fua CLERK and Masters office, new court
hOuge bUiIdingl Main street, Memphis, Ten
saturday, EaTch II, 1875,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, teHns7-
See tO-vii: One tract beginning at q HICKORY
sts ke aud other pointers, being the southeast
conner Of the tract next described thence
south - C-IO0 chains 10 2 stake, sweetguTn,
hickory and other pointers, thence west
81 $40 chains 20 a stake, elm and mulberry
uDluttr-: thence 20 5-lUO chains 10 a stake on
Inc bank of the Mississippi river; thence Up
the river north % east S-lW chains % q
stake on the bank Of the river; thence s0uth
241 east rs chains TO a stake, two blackberry
and other pointers; thence east 20 chains 10
the beginning, containing 10 acres, more Or
less. $500 ,,-.-.. a..
above. Bezfuniug al Il sweetgIm marked y
line NE corner of the 4S)-acTe tract IN To
name OF Ferguson and Carr; thence south .
chains TO stake; thence west ~ chairs 70 a
blackberry and sWeetsum pointer; tnence
-crtb 76' west 10 chains TO q stake on
me bank Of the Mississippi river; thence
north 2I7 east % chains LINKS with the me-
anderIugs 10 a stake on the bank of the river
thence east % cham. 80 ltnEstO the b inning
l containing 100 acres, more OF less
TERMS Of Saloon credit seven c. - g. rs.
I 15g1rchqser required 10 execute note YIN sal
/ proved security; etc, -na EQUITY OF tedenhp'
/ EDMUND A. co., $. s=S scd Master.
| BY X. J. Rlacz, d. Z. ana u.
] i. 3. McFsrl Attorney. fbls
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GBANCEEE SALE
-0F-
"a Z ALa U5L ATEs

No. SJ5S.-ChsnCery Court OF Shelby county,
Tennessee.-Orlando Brown ct al. VS.. W. K.
Hunt FL al.
ny vitue OF an interlOeutory decree for
sale, entered in the above cause April 6,
1870, aud renewed, etc, on the lltn day OF Feb.
ruary, 1870 affirmed by the Supreme Court,
and renewed again herein February IA, 1916,
I will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, IN front OF the Clerk ana Masters
Office, nsw Courthouse building, Main street,
Memphis, Tennessee, on
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CHANCERY SALE
or
RIAh 15 IT'S H.

No. 263-ChauCery Court of Shelby county
John l.. Morgan ct q, ia Cnyl vs.. VIM. Ut,
ley Ct al.
ny virtue Of an interlOcutOTy order for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 5th day
OF June, 1870, I will sell. at public auction, 10
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters office, Courthouse Building, Main
Nsarn1 Tennessee on
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SATURDAY., March II. 1876,

within legal hours, the following Gescr! bed
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nesSee, and IN the CITY of Memphis,
10 wit: A certain lot fronting l5S feet on
Iasby street and running BAG <, between par
aIlel lines $50 feet, except Y feet front oil the
east end Of said lot running hack the enlirs
dapth heretofore sold 70 Georgia =. SeverSOu,
end sIsp except the house an lot known as
No Isl NO8by street, heretofore sold-the lots
10 be sold are the same upOn Wilch are Sit
mated the houses known as Nos. l4S, lJ3 aud
I55 Mosby street, each lot fronting 4 feet and
running back $50 feet.
Terms Of Sale-One half cash; pa ance IN L
months; notes with good security for deferred
PAYMENTS: lien retained till same are paid, etc.
HsndbiIls to be distributed before sale.
This February Is, 1875.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
ByR. J. Black, d. c. and VI.
lance & Anderson, K. c. Williamson aud
John II. Csrmack, Solicitors. fol6
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CEANCERY SALES.

No. $50, D. Il. D.-BsTZiIla E3uey ct al. rs. La
grange and Memphis Railroad Co ct al
Grand SEtsn BtaI IBsIsx Sale of Fort
Pickering Lots,
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sBeloW pencn marx.
h. NJ. LUDWIG, Sergeant.
BY TELEGRAPH.
, 1876-03-30

tab,,r,, nrmy l,caaarar.ers in Warrington; thai
IT, hoa fm,Iv dIrnusse,i tin matter with Secretary
Thft, who has ayrcos; ,hns ho shall not III any
rny t,c c1,r,n,Iod il Tho cxotclao Of his propor
i,,nc.ions ~ Uouoral Of the Army. Iin mAya no
~ tI,c nort;on nf lin na.no for tho Presidency.
i,o M m remarked that 10 Lad boon behind tho accnss
with sovaraI Presidents mud i,pl 1o doalro TO Oil
Tia oIlco bo would much pretor to continue in
Ilis position NJ 1nnerat ...
KILrhTglCK AND nCTrKEFtELp.
f,nsros. March 28.-Ihu post pnhsEoa Al in
tory,aw nIth non. Fitzpatrick, in which ha dsnses
tLa: ho iii Washington 10 e.ca"e tsntlfyil'R le-
fofo to Invcateas,ng o;mmttos G., no say1 in !.s
I'm. .NNj to aBgist him {I,ut"rIie!dI III securing
tho Now York Ccllectorship. aid TINT no can
bling hali q dozou witnessed who saw Tho o1ar
In W!ttinK
, 1876-03-30
POST-TRADERSHIPS.

TEN. crsrER argAKa.
Epsttat Dtspateh to Tht Chieaao Tribune.
WAsnlEu7nN. D. C., ,1arcl, 2a.-Cssmcr's Com.
rnitioe examined Gei. CuBtor to-day, or rather
allowed him to mako long s,,eech on l,iH go1~
oral opinion Of matters niong tho frontier. lilo
knew very little OF his own knowledge, mud u
tue Democrats on tho Committee nlonn woro
proacnt during the most Of tho investigation, lso
waH not croas-oxnulinotl. uo was al1owetl to nay
that 1t was tho gonoral impression where ho had
been htattono1 that Con. BoIknap waY tho silent
partner in tho tyadorships, but. l4o was no.
Ito the AssoetAked j'rfss.
GURTEn's TESTIMONY.
WAsr11HdroS, D. c.. March 29.-Gon. George
A. Custer appeared befors tho Committee Oh TX.
pcndituscs Ii. tho War Department. today. Ilo
Abraham Lincoln, told him that bis prof.
which was paid TO Con. 1ladrick.
Of Iown, and ono.thltd to Con. iice.
at Washington. lie did not know but
ho understood that . portion Of IT won't to tho
Secretary Of War. Raymond, tho Indian Agent
ut Fort ettl,ol. aad that l,o paid Oryi'lo Grnnt
S1,010 for getting him tho place. Custo1 ton
titled that tho proclamation Of tho President OK
tending tho s5ea. Sioux military s,,',s,. reasrSa.
roata on tho North Missouri 1ivor becauso It
rendered thom moro complete monopoly. Wit
neaa said that Thumb, tho trader At Fort Peck;
wnA nbont to DO removed, whou he obtained
aon,o nflavits nhowing that Oryile Graui
alh tho Layton brothers wero 1nsxet
up In tho Indian fralldb. Gen. Custer
said ono object of Gan. 1sclknnp's vis
to tho frontier Was 10 perfect arrangements
whereby whieky could be brought ac1oBs t1ls
borlor At reduced rates. and increased advnu
tagos given to post-trndcrs. Gen. CuBtora 70
lated various instancoR In Sliict, grim had boot
atolon from tho Government, post-trader
tnking It Into their Htotea.
, 1876-03-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE TUNNEL Project.
I,oHpor, March 29.-1t Ia understood that tbs
capital required for sesting tho pract!cabii'ty OF
the Channel tunnel is being tspid'y subscribed.
Tha French Company already Ina 20o0.aoo
franco, half Of tile roqufsito amount. Tic En'
e'irh Company, If mol already equally advanced.
tioul't!cra soon vii! bo. and cxporimonta will be
tn Actsye psogreRe before long.
HEnotsM lgCG9SIzED.
The Times this morning l,as an editorial on
tho subject Of tine adventures Of the SURVIVOR OF
tho olaigrant rhip Strashmoro, which concludes
AZ follows: "Tho vessel wilic, at length at
r'Ted 10 roscuo tta,n waH q United Btatca wha!er
on her course TO thu South Hen nshoEioa. Her
Captain. NC nro told, gave up .be chance Of tha
hcasotls ,nrofi.A for tiie sake OF tho poor crea-
turea In found at Crozcs'h aud who hooded All
amount OF care they could not hhya received II
lIc had taken tbeu, viii, him. We arc B,ire tue
English nation will judge n it teaeryea Of the
RacTi(ico to which Capt. H,[1of'i Hnnnittel and
wilt not fail to do honor, and su,n"lhing mnre
than baso honor, 10 tho leel aud 10 the n1ai,."
HT0sks.
At the Stock Exchange during tho last hour
this evening foreign ecraritles ucso extremely
dat, but tic most Important feature laas been
The panic in Egyptian bords, Which have failsi,
~ per cont. This impaired a bad effect to the
market generally. Tho pantc In Egyptians Is
owing 70 variety Of adverse reports tnclafln,E
In Egypt, nnd nnotlicr that heavy aclflug ordoTs
hnyc hccu received from Alexandra. Tho Eu-
glirh funtie closed Bteady.
pA1LUaE.
strcclke,aon. DiHchoH l. TO-. mcrchanta oi
this city, hayo fatled. Liablitioa estimated al
| $G91,D1u.
l THE RECORD.
| The race fer tho great EnrtlsamptonRhirt
stakes waA Won by rTodiyal With Lauzini second
and Cataclyscn third.
PIED.
I.oxppS. March Q9.-Dr. IIenry Lethoby. woa
inoxn ns the medical o0lcor Of health for th'
! City Ut Lo:ldotl. IN dead.
/ THE nrFLEMES.
Los1'oN: March 3'-5 n, NAT meeting o.
tho IriHh lille Associasion yesterday rulcs wer'
adnptct regulating the preliminary consostR TO-
tho SELECTION Ut , team to 70 10 phladelphfa
4 letter from Sir Henry l1alfotd was road
urrn., that ai uultd Team ba eent t
America. but tl,ia proposal MAS rejected. ~ tl,t
Irish 1ic1ncs l,a9o already forwarded their 10
ceEt2ccu Of tue American challenge.
1 CItiHl:4E r1lltrtY.
Tho Posts Berlin alaPatch BayH Franco ma,
lott, England, IsuBAia, Germany, aud ChiuA Ii
common acton asa!ua. ths Chinoso pirates.
, 1876-03-30

A LtDE1af AND HEHEE6Ua MAN..
and, having ,een Instruments! in br',E:nG him
nj, of ns.iatino him ont. Ito bull NJ doubt tArk
md md " othoss s. woald lsvo hoo,, alad % svo lin
eoryo al manager or Director. 10 long a. ho
(Aoheuck) did nat ofTend against public pro-
pYtot7, 10 believed ho had tho right to
krY md sell any kind .ot. property,
who,ler ~ MinlH;er. motnbfr bf congloest or
occnpyipg my ashcr. capacity. 1t wt,ll'l not.
however, DO con,nendab!o 10 80 into The stock
market. Schotch snfti In slatl ina'io Il mistake
in becoming Director. and th's rave hin moro
cnuceyn thn,, anything etso. lio might be Oh.
tuse, but fio could mot sec lso committed moral
6chonck, In donysng tho e.atomonts of Lyon.
whom ho had Hnen hl1t onco, submitted q Letter
to him from larry lirott, Of J.ont1on, In w!lca,
ho watta 10 know il Jamos L. Lyon, now dong
busnosa II, Now York, III itit nticai with James +.
Lyon, Of Wisconsin, who bocatno t. bankrupt III
London In 1911.
The Committee I'D dio',rnoa Till Monday.
, 1876-03-30

LONDON, siarch 29.-5teamslups Motav'sn.
from Portland; Datayia. from EoHtou; aud
pesieso, froul Now York, hapa arrived out.
pu1LApkLruA. March ..29.-5scainnhlp City OF
Limerick, from Liverpool hns arrived.
NEw yolH. March 93.--Artiysu steamship
Colombo, from Hull md Ethiopia, FROM Gjns-
gow.
BoUr,1AnrToH, March 29.-Htaanahi2 W0sor,
from New York. has arrived.
, 1876-03-30
00ITtIARY.

!Speaia1 uiarafeh to I'ht CAttago Tribune.
HpRlSuFtELD. ILL.,, Aarch GA ruulor reached
here tonight that old Euoch aiooro WHO wont
10 Chicago for optical treatment, diod tbaso yes-
tostlny. IIo waa tho Secretary Of tAs stato Fund
Commissioners for many years up to tue Aal1es
dynasty, and haH been a noted chatacsef about
thu nld ,,Gtato-uouso for twenty-five yeasa OF
moro.
hlKMrnls, Tenn, March Cdr. II. t. ufower.
q mc,ubur Of tho California souRto, dlet heFo to-
dny OF auouriam of thu sloatt.
, 1876-03-30

coAh~c
rnHN11' .,., ,.x-,..r
sh" coMakAcAA 1aAAtf MIA k-'e1AHD'
PAAis, March 29+-lt 10 ntated that represents
tiyos Of England aud Franco will ahostly moot
In noootiata now commercial treaty,
ucrsr m rur Depr7,1s.
9ERsAfl1Aae Ma!cn 19'-1he uuamoer OF oep-
uties to-day tntltuEed III hoated dobato con-
cc1ning the validity Of tho election OF II. pou-
iodo pcnub,icsn NJ. Doyor. Leettiutst. urvod
!@".' r.:..;s. ha .an,,itoJ Tho ,,o,,hors ~
snA3 Nv s1es1on W auo n ..,so.s,, o ~ 49,. -.
Tho Lclt lntetsupseu aao Ptotestou. "4' ooso4
thereupon quilted the house. subsequently
rhon the vote Vas about to tako p}Rce, tho Bon
.nartists and Lecitimists, upon sign from tho
I1nSc de Ia iiorhe foncautd Nssaca a I.ogitl-
1rcyv. tl,o Preudeut OF lilo Chamber, protested,
and stand tl,aI gyala,natIo aLstuutlon waa pun
;shaht,,'s
III. Tontade'a election was then confirmed.
rue AMNESTY scnENE.
Mcsrr.. Htcsrd.anl Uutaure .o-lay gayo eyl.
ae,,co hoforo tle Bonate's Committee on Au-
nostv prnnossly. They pointed To tho dotu-
mnntn showing ttat tito majority of tho con-
yicis ueEaiut Ii, considering tAonaolvoa political
mastyls, aud fslt uorogrot for toir crimes. The
positive porIl. Tle sentiments oyincoa III the
ualuphteta, tournalA md speeches by totu-
,,cGs abroad also showed TINT they, Il
permitted to return to Franco would bring buck
Hontlmouts OF AAtroh ayun moro ychenlont thau
woro displayed during tho COMMUNE T., sud a tho
saty roparation. Therefore it WAS absolutely
impossiblo to think Of either partial or gonornl
amnesty in favor OF such peEsous. Tho uovoru-
mont hoWovor, wished 1Arge!y to exerclse clonl-
ency towards thosu who Desired to live peacaa-
! tly. mud would tako measures to bring about tho
oxteuHlyo o1orclso Of rreAilons MachinhonB
| rirbt tu pardon Immediately upon tho rojection
oil tho amnealy motions.
, 1876-03-30

Lpsno.;, MARCH, 800 q. tn.-A special from
Atsxaudsia snss tho truce granted to The King
Ut Abyssinls has been broken. Tho AbyEsinfans
hayo a.aln sutTosud Hevcro Losses. The King,
with al. Lila forcoB Aas ret1cated u Loliali, nont
Godofolasio, md again sued for peace. Ras
Daro. hiH principal advisor, was Killed IN the ro-
cent cDgREemnnt.
, 1876-03-30
RUSSIA.


BERLIN, March 2o.-Tho Car, after leaving
Ems will probably 60 to Livnaia, IN Grceco.
Nothing il known hcra concerning hls intention
10 visit IRlta.
, 1876-03-30

Nr0Eann's Friend S-Thc Rev. J. Ws
wheeIer, Strzsu,rK ~, DECLARES wsnAsts Plus Trps
Tar Cordial h4s in great blessing " hta wife u
1t is infalHbe IN complaints Of tile female sex. is,r-
es tho hlood ccxrs tho complication. and makes rosy
cheeks Improves Tho appetite. and Strengthens ths
aYEtetu
, 1876-03-30

VIENNA. March 2o.-Iho story Of the reeierl-
tion Of II. Novikot1, Russian Minister at this
Court, In consequence Of n misunderstanding
with Count Andraasy, IL declared to be devoid
of foundation.
, 1876-03-30
lI8l Y.


AIjouKSaEST or PARLIAMENT
HONE. March 2s.-ThetC tChambor has adjourned
till the 18th Of April. in order to enable the new
Ministry to examine tho bills introduced By their
preGncesaOSa
, 1876-03-30

third after elk yes1e. Tho sscond category OF
Hcnators sbnn obliged to rotre At tho aspiration
u! tI,rcs years iuou1os At presolt hfty.nns mszn-
bars Of tho Hight and ntghsecn OF tho Lett.
, 1876-03-30
GERMANY,


sEw FRENCH AMBASSADOR.
Loypoa, March 30.-5 a. MA Berlin dis
patch aass that s;. ya1lor is TO tse the place OF
Goutaut DIou III French Ambassador to Ger
, 1876-03-30

Count you Arnsm has been summoned to aP-
pcar boforo tho ImpeEihl Court OF discipline 1t
pospsla,a Oil the 2sth Of A1Eil. 1t IL said ho
will remain abroad, hoping To be phrdoned cooa.
, 1876-03-30

To ERonHe!krGperH.-Thcn attention Of
haaus Of fai1 ID invited to tho superior quality u
uusuotts Flavoring Extracts. They aru highly eau
eentratGd have Ill thn freshness oia sesuy of The
ftus from which thuy lsepa1el and asa icas ox~
NepxYtt
, 1876-03-30
BELGIUM.


IAh MGAuEAkA fl04s
DnCEsE1s, Ma1ch 29.-Tho Court has denied
the appeaI Of Carl Vogt who was convicted u
murder aud sentenced to death.
, 1876-03-30

Having purchased a
large stock of Linens
and Housek e epin 6
Goods at a GREAT SAC
RIFICE, we shall offer
some SPECIAL BAR
GAINS in this Depart
ment.
Full lines of Bleached
Damasks, Hand-Loom
Dan1asks, 5~8 and 81
Napkins, Dan1ask Tow
els, Huck Tow e Is,
Crashes, &C., at prices
that defy competition.
Also a full line Of
MARSEILLES QUILTS
at half the usual prices.
, 1876-03-30

"Novoltios" Just opening in rare shades
Of Silk. Isis, and Balbriggan Hosiery
skilfuuy embroidered and blocked, in quail
tics from SIS to s25 per pair. Real Sky Blue
Eoru Proper ivory choice shades}. and 9aise
0lookod Silk; Blaok Lisle plain and em-
broidaroa, Pearl 1isle embd with Black! !
Mauvo aud Cardinal Lislei Derby Ribbed
Gauzs Elastic, Misses Royal Blue, Maize.
and Pearl Silk HoseI Riohly Embroidered
White Silk Bridal Hosei Ladies' Fancy Got
Hose in hundred different styles at 76o
and Loo, fast oolora, plain, broad, and mar
row stripe.
Wo ofIar q Job Lot Of Mauve, Pink, Lilac,
ind Flesh Balbriggan at II, fully worth
$l,60, and bargain in Regular-made
Brown Lisle at "a. Also In 0hi!drep'a Fan
oy Cotton at 600.
State-st... Washington.st
, 1876-03-30
An Exciting Time Over an Election
Case in The French Chamber
Of Deputies.
The Abyssinians Break Truce with the
Egyptians and Arc Again De-
feated.
TURKEY.

BERL1S, March 23.--The Powers demand from |
Sarvio guarantees for continued neutrality, and
ask tho Porte to accelerate ths publication Of
the people.
THE POSITION or ECBsIA
LONDON. March 29.--'Tls Times has Berlin
special containing tho following: Tho 1:ussian
press is gradually withdrawing from tho COLI
Bervntve position assumed ut tho beginning Of
tue rebellion In Herzegovina. Mother tho nc-
coesity Of keeping Turkey intact. nor tho axpedi-
oncy Of Hussin acting conjoint1y With AuHtiit IA
longer inslhtcd upon. Tho official Inrdfth'
Russr on tho contrary, attributes tug dangerous
position Of tho insurgcutB 70 Austrias paFttal-
ity for Turkoy.. forgetting entirely that
Austria's. proceedings havo boon 10 long
supported by lluasia. Tho Moscow Gazette,
tcru. l.ae suddenly changed ita tono. It pre'-
roeee that tho Turkish troops bo withdrawn
from Herzegovina, and tho province either
coded to or placed under tho ndmuiatFaticn Of
tho pruco OF Montenegro. who. IN return,
might DO induced to recognize tic Sultan .. his
Auzorain. This auggeattou II nut forward be-
cause tho Gaztue thinks that all hope Of carry
luz out the rofosm programme Hlust bo abRn-
douod while there arc Turkish troops in Herze-
govtna aud wh,lo the Ports ie penniaeas and i'm
potent TO do anything etfectual without NEIL
tionng Austria'h wal1-kuown opposition to a1y
such plans. Tho Gazette concludes by inviting
England to cooperate With lussia for tais Fur
pose
THE CzAn's ADVICE
VIENNA Harch 2o-The 7d9b'an Of this city
eaya that aftcs tie Austrian representative had
informed Prince Mi1an, Of aaryia that II lo de-
clarod var against 1urkoy Aus.ria would oe
compelled to occupy seEvia, Prince a1ilan "roto
To tho Emperor OF Russia asking for pntcruRl
advice in tue matter. The Car replied that II
tho Eastern question wote still Bnlyablo without
grcn. conflict ho hoped Prince Milan would
nyoid anything tending to disturb the poHco of
Europe II, however. further complications
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-21
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