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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29
BARBOUR LEWIS,
He Wants to Go to COngress-He Visits
Fayette Saealthtly.

The Somerville Falcon thus reports
Lewis's recent visit to Fayette: "UpOn
the convening of the assemblage, one
DR.. Lewis who, by the WY, We learn
is an aspjrant for political preferment)
was called to the chair, and presided
over the deliberations OF that body.
After the appointment of committee
for the purpose Of presenting names to
the convention for ratification or rejec.
ton as delegates, Barney FIapdo0dle
Barbour took the stand, and Tor an hour
and half or two hours enlightened the
convention upon the duty they owed
the country, themselves, and more espe-
oially the duty they owed Barbour. He
told them come va liable things, among
them that this 1Ods the centennial gear;
that upon the fourth day Of July last We
had existed as a nation only one bun.
dred years; that as yet we were in our
infancy; that we are destined to be the
greatest of nations, owing to our area
Of country, pr0ductiveness of our soil,
our healthy climate, etc., etc., that We
had done more for liberty and freedom
than all 9th r nat ons, and also that the
Centennial at Philadelphia was in op-
Grafton. He preached Conservatism and
concilistory measures from beginning
to end, telling his hearers many things,
but the greatest Of all wae, Barbour
wants to go to congress. Talk Of Con.
Eervatism, IS if the people of Fayette
county did not know Barbour Lewis,
who to-day So violent, extreme, Bit
ter partisan, stands second alone to In
diaaa's accomplished fead-Morton.
He is indulging the vain hope Of gull.
ing some deluded oolinto voting FIR him
when he receives that much desired
nomination at his party's hand. Thele
were several matters in Barbour's
speech upon which we would like 10
comment, but space forbids our doing
so In this issue. We may take occasion
to refer to it again. In conclusion, he |
told his hearers that it was said he should |
become their standard-bearer again
in this congressional district, |
leaving the impression upon the |
mind of the mem bers OF the con- |
vention that he, and he alone, was the |
only sspirant in the field, entirely forqet- |
ting to mention the TACT that E Shaw
and others, of Memphis, were offering |
themselves for similar honors. How |
naaqnoniD1ous and fair in Barbour TO |
steal go quietly and stealthily from
Memphis, and fix up this little conyen-
ton Just to suit himself, while Ed Shaw
and his other opponents were reposiDg
in ignOrant bliss OF his msneuvers. Fl. |
nally, Barbour wanted the delegates to
the eOngI essional convention instructed |
for Barbour, which was strenuously OPP
posed byFMr. John 7 Latin, jr., Of our
town, but after some wraDgling back
and forth the wishes of the great Bar.
bour prevailed, and accordingly the del
egates go to Memphis with this in.
Junction, go thou, and vote for the
Lewis, first, last and always"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29

GOVERNOR EDWIN d. MORGAN, who
has been nominated by the New York
Republicans for governor, was one of the
war governors of that State, serving two
terms. In 1868 he was elected to the
United States senate, but was defeated
for reelection by Reuben Fenton in
1872. He was chairman of the Repub-
licsn national executive committee for
several years. He is about sixty-five
wears of AGE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29

1T ls a matter of serious reflection, says
the Washington Chronicle (Rsp.) }, that
Of the two million illiterate voters in the
United States, one million seven hun
dred thousand are in the southern Slater.
These States elect thirty-two of the
seventy-four senators, and one hundred
and two representatives in congress. All
this, says the New Orleans Rccyune, is
correct, but the Grant organ grinder for
gets an important fact-that more than
two.thirds of these ignorant southern
voters are Republicans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29

embers o.. the war now:tor eleven years
pact and gore. And 1t seems the Union
Democrats Of the south are governed by
the same pstriotic spirit Of reconcilIa-
ton and forgetfulness, provided the De-
mocracy Of Tennessee will ostraciss and
repuIiste the honest and best men Ct
tho lf.4a
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University Of Virginia,

OPENS OCTOBER lsT; continues through
" nine months. 1t IS organized in schools
on the elective system, with full eourses in
Classics, Literature science with practice in
Chemical and Physical LabOratoriesl, in Law,
Medicine, Engineering, Teaching and Agri-
culture. Apply Tor Catalogues to
JAMES r. HARRI% BON, Chairman
p. D. University of Virginia,
aulS cod Alternate county Va
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ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL,

Claw Department of Washington University
i will open on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
II, 1876. Full course, two terms, six months
each. Students admitted to the Senior Glass,
on examination, by application on or before
October l0h. Tuition, $50 per term, including
use of library. For particulars add ess
q. NJ. STEWART Dean Of Law Faculty,
cod 203 ". Third St., st. Louis, Mo.
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA:

GUNNER LAW LECTURES mine weekly
. begin 18th July, 1875, and end 18th Septem.
Der. Have proved Of signal use-lst TO stu
dents who design to pursue their studies at
this or other Law-schOOl; I'd to those who pro-
pose TO read privately; and Sd, to practitioners
who have not had tbs advantage OF syste-
matte instruction. For circular apply Up, o,
University Of Val to JOHN B. MINOR,
ju4 2tw Prof. Com. and Stat Law,
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PATAeSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Near Baltimore, Nd on Line Of saI.t,
more anu ohio Railroad

THIS Institution has been in operation for
i forty years, and maintains a patfonsI re,,S,
tation. Its location is preemInentIv bsaIP3I'
fui, Is central, and Is easily reached by rail-
from the South, East or West Terms rar
Latin and English, $500. For Circulars ad5TaS.,
Mrs. K. H. AkCHER, Ellicott City, r, o., Ma
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DUB WEST FEMAIR COLLEGE.
1876 Due West, s. G. | 1876.

TINHE 18TH YEAR OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il will open October I'd. Tuition, Board.
Washing and Fuel for the COlleefaie Tenn
sl7T. Music, $50. One-third due in advance.
Send for catalogue.
auIS ]. ]. BONNER, President.
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8 TUES DAY. AUGUST 80. lac
BAD FOR HAYES.
A Case of $500 Belonging TO n Dead
BOunty-Jumper which has Entirely
Escaped the Memory Of the
Radical Candidate.
A Meeting OF the Parties Most Inter-
ested in the Matter Fails TO Pro-
duce a Denial Of the Story
Attempt to Suppress Facts.


Cincinnati Enquirer.1
COLUMBUS, August 23.-The political
sensation OF the day, and one that bids
fair to LAST through the rest of the CAM
psign, has just come to light. Readers
OF the EaQHGeT will remember the pub
LEGATION some weeks since Of a statement
from Chaplain Hsrner, late of the Thir-
tenth regiment West Virginia voluu-
teers, to the effect that in August, 1874,
he received from deserter, just before
he was SHOT, four hundred dollars in
money and two watches, which were to
be turned over to his (the deserter's)
relatives, and that after the execution
had taken place, General Hayes, who
was In command of that division Of the
army, summoned the chaplain to his
quarters and compelled him to give up
the money to him. This statement had
been repeated with great exactness of
detail from two or three other sources
but no notice YVES taken of the matter
either by Governor Hayes or any Of his
party managers. 1t was supposed that
they intended to pa it by in silence,
neither admitting nor denying, just as
they do the proofs Of Colouel Barnes's
crusading record, and this course would
doubtless have been pursued had they
been allowed to do 60.
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KENTUCKY
MILITARY INSTITUTE.

DREPARATORY CLASSICAL SCHOOL. AT
! Brownsville, Tenn, by JOHN g. PETTUs,
NJ "A, of the University OF Virg mia Specially
designed to prepare boys and young men for
any one of the Universities of Tenn. or u. of
Va. Session opens 4th September, 1875, and
continues for forty weeks Terms per session,
$23O-half in advance. Early application de-
sired. For full information apply for CT cular.
W JOHN c. PETITE. RroWnsYilIa. Tenn.
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INGLESInE SEMINARY

BOUNDED AID. 1S45-A home school fer
T. Yong Ladies and Little Girls. Terms
moderate. For PARTICULARS dress Miss Maria
Gibson, Cantonsville, Maryland. References
by permission-H. Furstenheim, Esq, NJ ,ior
j. j. Busby ty23-su-Sep
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29

WE have all heard OF that old rsIiable
spring remedy, DR.. ]. II. MILean,s
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Puri.
1eT; take it. 1t will strengthen. invig-
tSate and purify your blood. d.. ]. n
.M'Lean's office, 3l4 Chestnut, st, Louis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29
HOLLIMs' INSTITUTE.
BOTETOURT sPBEESs, VA.

FTNHIRTY-FOURTH Annual Session will
L open September 18th. Faculty, fifteen
ladies and gentlemen, besides other officers,
Tuition in all literary studies, WITH BOARD,
I'D. The school is drst-class, and enjoys the
further advantages of mineral waters and a
mountain climate. Depot, Salem A. NJ. and
.. K. K. z. o., BotetOurt Springs, Va. CIreu-
lars, with references to patrons in many
states. sent on application. Young ladies
proposing to attend, should Apply a once.
ty26w CHAS. L. COKE. Sup't
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29
A CALL ON THE GOVERNOR.

Yesterday morning Chaplain Harper
arrived here from Charleston, West Viz
ginia. and with him came General r IS
sell Hastings, General Thomas NJ. Tur-
ner and Msjor VIM. Mckinley, all OF
whose names were in one way or anoth-
er connected with the transaction. The
chaplain made czll on the governor at
once and explained the nature OF his
business, which was to establish the fact
of his having turned over that four hun
bred dollars to him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29
An Able. Logical and Trenchant Demo.
cratic Speech from a Former
Leader Of the Republican
Party.
A Careful and Candid Review OF the Is
sues Of the Day-MOrtOn Answered,
and Hayes Pictured as He is.
The Cry Of Reform Within the Party
by George w. Curtis, Within the
Same Party that Gave Us
Grant and His Thieves.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 26.-Hou. q.
w. Julian was escorted from the Grand
hotel to the operahouse by q large num-
be- ofthe Tilden and Hendricks Guards
in Uniform and with torches. The
operahouse was filled TO is utmost ca
pscity with ladies aud gentlemen. Mr..
Julian announced in the outset that he
did Hot appear as partisan, tut as an
independent voter. He drew forcible
picture Of the old parties and the poll
fical situStion, and reviewed.
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SURPRISING THE NEWS.

At the same time q written statement
Of the conference was prepared and given
to the correspondents Of the Cincinnati
Times and the Columbus Dispatch, with
the understanding that they Were to ap-
pear to, day. Neither paper publishtd
Them, however, and it looks az though
some new fact had been brought to light
that needs explanation. Chaplain Hsr-
per, though not altogether satisfied with
the result of his interview, left town to-
day. He will be heard from yet, prob-
ably,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29
LEE AND JACK SON
MILITARY ACADEMY.

Burkesvtlle, /: Virginia.
THE FAIL SESSION OF 1876 WILL, BE-
l. gin First Monday I'm September
EXPENSES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board and tuiti II, including washing. fuel
and lights, sS5. A full and competent corps OF
instructors. Diplomas to graduates. For cir.
au2 W MAI. q. j. BURGESS, Principal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29

baltimore SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL
~ for Young Laties and Little Girls. rs.
tablished 1872 Principals Mr.. and Mrs VIII
son M. Gary, Mrs. General John Pegram. Nos.
l97 and 1879 N. Charles street. French the LAM
guage spoken. auIg cod "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29
ST. MARY's SCHOOL,

A Boarding ard DSy School for
Young Ladies',
Under the charge of the Sisters of st. Mary
(of the Episcopal Church, Nos $50 and 254
Poplar street, Memphis, Tennessee.
FOURTH YEAR, Is76-7.-BEGINS SEP
= TENDER 18th. For circulars apply to the
Sister Superior.
References-The Rt. Rev. c. T. Quiutard,
The Rev. DR.. White, The Rev. James Car
michael, The Rev. Geo. @. Harris, The Rev. G.,
@. Parsons, The Rev. Mr.. Gee. auI3
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EdgAROrth Ech00I.

MO. 80 FRANKLIN ST, BALTIMORE, MD,
IN English aud French Boarding aud Day
School for Young Ladies, Mrs. H. P. LEFEB-
VRE, Principal. The next scholastic year be-
gins Thursday, Sepiem Der Dist. For circulars
apply TO the PRINCIPAL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29
ARMOUR INSTITUTE,
A Select chOOl for Young Ladies
AMI Chi!d,eB,

NEAR the city RAILROAD, Beale street line.
IN Fall session opens Monday, Septemb Der II,
1876. The numb r of pupils limitei. or cir
culars apply ~ the Institutue, AID at Messrs
Young, aud Dadd's b lOk stores
MRS EMILY B ARMstJR PrinefDsl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29

The governor accorded him a brief
hearing, and then invited him to go over
to bis residence, where they could talk
over the matter without danger OF being
disturbed. The conference continued all
the forenoon, and during its progress
Major M'Kiuley and Generals Turner
and Hastings were present, while Gen
eIal Comfy, Of this city, was called in.
The meeting, Of course, was strictly a
secret one though, as usual in such
cases, the most of it came to light.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29


There is another pertinent question
still in this case which should be borne
in mind, and that is; Was the deserter
or bounty. jumper executed under the
sentence of court martial? II he was
not, there could have been no judge.ad-
vocate o pay the money to, ard Cover
nor Hayes's theory for it, If theory,
fails to hold good. An officer of one Of
the regiments stationed at MOnOcacy
Junction, where the execution took
place, end who Witnessed it, Was inter-
viewed by your correspondent to night.
Hs says that the deserter, who was
known there by the name of "MOnkey,"
was brought into the lines one day and
shot the next. Had there been q court
martial in the regular form, their find
ings would necessarily have to go to the
President for approval, to be examined
by him and returned to headquarters,
aud this could not possibly have been
accomplished within twenty-four hours.
His recollection Of the circun ssances is
that Monkey" who had half-dozen
aliases, was 8 well-kDown bounty. jump
er, and an order was issued by Lincoln
that when he should be caught he should
be Immediately shot, and the fact OF his
execution is proof of this. He
bers of their brigade being drawn
up in line, and of seeing the man shot,
but he never heard Of any court martial
sitting in the case, and says it would be
impos sible for one to try, condemn and
execute man in such short order.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29

~ ALEIGH HIGH SCHOCL, Male and Fe-
"a male, Raleigh, shelby county, Tenues
Next session Will begin e blenders 1876 Tu-
ition frCm S. to s. per IN 1nta Of four weeks;
board, washing, fuel ana Gshts, SIS The un-
derSigued can accommodate a limit d nIm-
Der OF borders. For circulars apply st
Cleaves's Bookstore. or address The under
signed, u. LAUGHLIN, a NJ, Principal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29

st. GEORGES HALL, FOB BOTS, At ST.
- Georges 81 alton, Western MIR. X. t veIv9
miles from Baltimore. CTens Septem Der Is,
1876 Studen prepared for any college or
business life. Accommodation and advan-
tages unsurp7 ssed. address Pref. JAMES c.
KlNEah, a NJ, Principal, HeisterstowD, Bal
tlEnOre county. Nd. aUl5
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COMFY DENIES IT.


Governor Hayes said, after the chap
Iain's recital had been concluded, that
he WAS not prepared to contradict what
he had stated. He hsd an indistinct
recollection of some of the circum-
stances Of the case, He remembered the
man being shot, but if there was any
money paid over to him, he felt sure he
had turned ii over to the dge-advOcate
who sentenced him. In the multitude
OF events that had crowded upon him
during the twelve years that had elapsed
since the thing occurred, he had to ad-
nit that his memory had grown dim as
to Gthe exact circumstances. Still be
felt sure that if the money came into his
hands he paid it to the judge advocate,
with instl uctiODs that it be sent back to
the county which had paid the money
to the desefser, for he was bounty
jumper, to enable them to procure
another man to take his place. This
statement, however, didn't fully meet
the case, though it threw the onus OF
proof on another man, the judge advo-
cate, who is now dead. kilograms were
sent at once to his executore, in Ashta-
bula county, to examine his papers with
view to obtaining any memorandum
he might have made of the money, but
so far no tidings have been received of
their search,
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-Gr oAN.Aia = ss -
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01
Vudcc demOkratu
v bryndt.

Behem toboto zasedani kongressu vypi
rano pred zrakoma celeho naroda tolik
spinaveho prada, ze mas jiz zadnY kus,
byf sebe vice vynikajicimu politikovi at
republikanskcmu at demokratickemu ma
lezel, pfekvapiti nemIze. Po Blainovi,
uznanem vIdci republikanI kongressu
doSla fada ma vadce demokratick6 vetsi :
ny, mluvcho Kerra, kteryz dosavade "a
nejbezuhonneisiho vefejneho muze pova.
zovan. Obvinuje Sc tax zfeimd ba-
nebne 1platnosti, 10 kdyby SO vina jeho
zjistila, zasluhoval by co nejpfisnejsiho a
pfikladneho potrestani. We zprasach z
Washingtonu jsme strucne tachr, jehoz sc
pan ten dopustiti mel, minule naznacili.
Jakysi Harney, byvaly vypomocny vrat
ny kapitolu, vypovedel totiz pied suemov-
nim vyborem, ze slibil jakemusi Greenovi
"a + 450 opatfiti hodnost porucika spoil
koye armade Harvey obratil Sc ma po-
stance Kerra, kteryz slibil Greenovi zada
ne misto zaopatfiti, kdyz Sc tento odporu
cujicimi listy vynikajicich demokratd jehe
| (Greenova) distriktu vykaze. Kdyz Greer
podmince teto vyhovel kdyz dale Ker-
rovi vyse udana suma vyplacena, byls
mu skutecn6 hodnost porucika v vsp. arma
de propdieena.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01

Tato vypov6d Harneyho jest pima a
urcita. Obvinenemu panovi nezbyva, nez-
Ii dokazati co nejnezvratnGji, re sv6dek
Harvey jest nitemnik, ktcryz Greenovi,
ably ma mem penize vymamil, namluvil,
ze jest bah vi jak dGv6rnGs Kerrem znam
anebo - odevzdati Sc do sveho osudu.
Kerr ovsem co nejrozhodnGii celou w
povGd Harneyho popira tvrdi, ze clove-
ka toho ami nezna &c v6dom6 MIN nj
kdy zadnou rozmluvu nem6l aniz kdy ne
jake penize cd ntho pfjal. Toto popfeni
jest zrovna TAX pfim6 "a urcite, jako vypo
ved Harveyho. Prozatim ale jevi Sc nam
tato pravd6podobnejsi, nezi popfeni Ker-
rovo. Jestif zjist6no, ze to byl skutetne
Kerr, kteryz Greenovi hodnost ddstolnika
zaopattil. Y jake pohnutky alef On
Greena pied tim neznal; Green nepocha
eel ami Kerrova statu; hodnost, 0 niz Sc
Green uchazel Jest toho spdsobu, ze by Sc
celia fada schopnfch osob zjeho distriktu
"a Stastnou pokladala, kdyby Kerr nekte-
re mich il byl zaopatfil; Green, neisa
Kerrova distriktu, nemohl mu polite
ky prosp6sny byti anebo aspon no tax,
iako nektera osobnost eho distriktu;
Green konecne byl nalezem vojanske
ho soudu re dne rs. bf 1873 armady
pro n6jakou velkou Spatnost vyvrzen, o
cems Kerr predce v6d6ti musel. Krone
tobo jest zjisteuo Sv6dectvim samebo Gree
ma, ze Sc tento prostfednictvim Harneyho
0 pfizen pfimiuvu Kerrovu uchazel. Ma
stava tedy otazka: byl by Sc Kerr, KITE
ryz "a tax vyuikajiciho politika plati,
bez income pohnutky pouhe dobroduS
nosti zasazoval ojmenovani jemu upln6
neznameho cd nezname osobnosti jemu
uvcdeneho Glov6ka armadnim d6stoini-
KEN! Tyto okolnosti isou tax podezfele,
ze pfi nejlepsi vail nemdzeme prohlaseni
p. Kerra jen tax zhola viru pfiloziti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01
Europa.
VychOdni OtaZka.

Londg1t, 80. XIV. Z Berlina dosla sem
zprava potvrzujici svrzeni sutana Abdul
Azise a prohlaseni Murada Effendiho "a
jeho nastupce. Ma akciovou bursu uGini-
la zprava tato pfiznivy DOZEN. Turecke
rapiry stouply 3 az procent, Zda Sc
pfevladati nin6ni, ze svrzeni sultana ba-
hodejnym sc osv6dGi.
Standariu telegrafuje Sc Vidne, ze
svrzenl sultana a nastoupeni Mnrada
Etfendiho Jest ovocem ruskych pletich.
Rusko chce pry valce. Z te pficiny po-
puzue rozn6cuje Srbsko a Cernou Ho-
ru. ably valku Turecku opovedely. Rus
ko ocekava, ze novY sultan zvlaste vel
kovezir ieho, jimz nejspise Mithad paSa
bude imenovan, razn6ji proti Srbsku a
Cerne Hofe vystoupi tyto valce doze-
ne.
81. XIV. Berlinsky dopisovatel londyn-
skych Times zvestuje, ze ternohorsky
ministr valky Plamenac Dubrovniku
delsi rozmluvu baronem RodiGem mel,
kterez tomuto sd6lil, ze Cerna Hora,
Srbsko, Rumunsko Recko na vyboj a
obranu spolek uzavfely. Dale naznacil
Plan enac, &c Thessalie kreta Sc vzbou-
ri, cllnz povStani IA severn Turecka znaG-
ne posilneno bude. Uhrn6 vzato stav ma
| vychode znacnG Sc zhorsil.
Povstalecti vd1cove zfejme problasui
10 budou bojovati pokud vlasti sve samo
statnost nevybojuji.
Rusky Invalid, vladni casopis, prohla
suje, ze vzpirani Sc Anglicka pfistoupiti k
pametnimu spisu berlinskeho sezdn kan
clefd move obtize spisobi.
Pafizsky dopisovatel Times zvestuie
ze vsichni turecti ministfi abdikacni lsti
nu sultana podepsali.
Vevoda De Cazes, francouzsky minist
zahranicnich veci, ulozil francouzskeml
vyslanci Cafihrade, ably Sc move vlad,
vsim vlivem svym pokoine rozfeseni o
tazky vychodni zasadil. Dale ma vysla-
nee trancouzsky tureckou vladu pfemlou
Pokracovani ma STRANGE ctvrte