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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07
By j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctioDeer,
11l3 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. HOUSE AND LOT on NINTH STREET sis,
GkRDEN HILL.-By virtue of deed of trust
executed by Edward Davenport and wife 10 The uu.
dprsigned as trustee dated 9th October $40, and
recorded In The Richmond Chancerv Court, ID. Ii
los A.. page 267. / will sell on SATURDAY. Feb
ruary 9Th, $40, at O'Clock +: ~, on the prem
ses, at public auction, the following REAL
ESTATE: IAN thai certain LOT OF GROUND,
with the building. and improvements thereon. sit
uate, lying nd being In the city OF Richmond, on
the eastern eide of hinth street, fronting 30 feet
on said Ninth street and running back between pa
rallel lines In eastern direction $50 feet"
TERMS: Cash as to expenses or sale, and S95.
with Interest from January Is, 1876 and $3.50 in
sixty days, and The balance OH such terms Us may
be announced at sale.
HENRY STERN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. fe2-1Ot
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admire ladies dressed Ia centennial robes.
How long human nature can stand up under
this load is doubtful, for We live daily 10 ex'
pecta,ion of being assured by the poultry.
man that be has centennial turkey, whien
be will send home 10 centennial basket ior
centennial diuner. Before this centennial
year is departed we shall learn how nooIe a
thing It Is to suffer and be strong..bos'oH
gaa, mil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07
By r. d. Each1,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" HANDSOME NEW BRICK TtNEMENTS
ON MAIN BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS At AuCTION.-1n pursuante Of a de-
cree Of the Chancery Court of the city Of Rich
mond entered January 90. 1876. In the suits of
" Fournoy, who sues, &C. u.s. Matthews and ols,"
and powers Z Crump rs. same the under
signed, az special commissioners appointed thereby
forthe purpose, win s'l at public auction, on the
1876, at Az O'Clock +. N those two handsome
threc-storied BRICK RESIDENCES Nos. 81 s. and
PIT Main street. between Second and Third streets.
having front of I69 feet each the south side Of
Main street, and RAINING back 146 feet 10 an alley
In rear
These houses have been recently built with all the
modern couvenienccs and Improvements.
TRIMS: One fourth cash; residue at SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving his ne
g0liable no.es for the deferred instruments. with
interest added and the title to be retained I'LL the
whole purchase money Is paid.
THOMAS j. EVANS,
JOHN 5. WISE,
AR. COURTNEY,
fe1 Special Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07
BY Lancaster = Lucke,
Stock and Real Estate Brokers,
State Bank building.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
~ OF LAND lying ON THE MATTAPONI
ING S49k ACRES.-By virtue OF DEGREES Of the
United states District Court In the mattel Of James
II. Butler & Co.. bankrupts, the undersigned VIII
sell at public auction. OH February 4. 1875. nj
2 VI, at Bowling Green. Caroline county. that
certain TRACT OF LAND formerly owned by
James Il. Butler, and called the" Union Tract,
containing S49h adjoining the lands Of James
r. Butler and others. This fars. lies on the Malta
poni river. four and one half miles from PenOa
station, on the Richmond. Fl, der,cksbuIg and Po-
iomac railroad. About 800 acres are cleared. The
dwelling Is large and commOdious. The out-build-
irgS are such rs are usual OH Il farm. There Is an
orchard OF excellent character, and The neighbour
hood Is healthy and good.
TERMS: Cash as to 800: II. 636 on June 10,
1876, and the balance on such terms as may be an.
nounced rhe day OF sac. which, however Will be
rery i5era. WILLIAM J. LEAkE,
o. q. KEAN,
ia 24.27,31&fe7,10.12 Commissioners.
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DUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PRO
i PEkTY.-Will be sold at public auction on
MONDAY the 7lh day Of February, instant, at l
O'Clock A. VI. If fair II not, the next tsir DAY al
half miles beyond the Yellow Tavern, sixty bar
res Corn, lot of Fodder, shucks. and Farming
Tools, one fine Mare, gentle to mar hcssl nye years
f. a9tE Crier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07
BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TWO
l. STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, NUMBERED
RESPECTFULLY $50 AND 1872, ON THE VEST
SIDE OF Third STREET BETWEEN JACK
son AND DUVAL STREETS, BY AUCTION
BY virtue or the provisions of deed Of trust bearing
date the 20rh day of August, 1870, from ). Hech-
iDger nd wife, duly recorded In The clerks Office OF
the Chancery Court Of The city OF Richmond, To
certain trustees for the Virginia Building Fund
Company named n sand deed, or their successors In
ofic1 10 secure the payment of certain Obligation
OF debt therein mentioned, default having been
made in the payment Of the same, and being re-
quired so TO do by said Building Fund Company, |
SHALL rs the successor Of said trustees sell by auc-
ton, on the premises, on SAL URDAY the l2'h
ms ant, at O'Clock p. NJ, the RAJ ESTATE de-
scribed In SAID deed, consisting Of TWO TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, numbered re-
spec,ivcly $50 and 1872. and LOT so by 1872 feet,
on the west side Of Third street between Jackson
and Duval streets.
TERMS: One half cash; balance In six and
twelve months. negotiable notes to he given for the
deferred payments, with interest added and secured
by deed or trust.
lie Q WIN. III. PLEASANTS, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE HUN.
ODREn AND ELEVEN ACRES OF VALUA,;
CHESTERFIkLD COUNTY. ADJOINING CLIO
YER HILL fITS.-At the request Of the Messrs.
Parkhil the owners thereof, will sell at auction,
I'm the city Of Richmond, al my office, corner OF
Bank and Eleventh streets, on MONDAY the 7ih
of February, 1876 at ~ O'Clock NJ. that VALk-
ABLE TRACT Of THREE HUNDRED AND
ELEVEN ACRES. located rs above. called " Win
terpock - adjoining the Glover II pits This tract
has on it valuable body of coal, and has at one
time been successfully worked. Being ncxt to me
the valuable coal in which 1t abounds, there Is on
the tract 4 large quantity of wood and timber,
which also adds 10 its value.
TRIMS: One fourth cash. balance at four, eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by Il deed Of trust.
W. GDDDIN. Real Estate Auctioneer
ia 1921 .24,2S.31 FGb4S7
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UNIMPROVED SPRINGS
Il ID u

DESIRABLE UNIMPROVED SPRINGS
~ PROPERTY For SALE PRIVATELY-l
offer for sale privately brld. free flowing SPRING
which by qualitative analysis proves to he similar
to The Healing Springs of Virginia. The spring
has been known TO consist Of medical viriue curing
diseases of iulamm story nature, for many years,
but had not been uulIl recently analyZcd. There Is
LAND. beautifully iocl,ed about one hundred
wards distant from Bells VALLEY depot. on the
Chcs;pcake ana ho rairoad. ROckbridge county.
Va. distant one hundred and fifty miles from Rich
mond, Va, twelve miles from RockDridge anu Jor-
dan alum Springs. aud sixty mills from Inc cele-
brated White sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
Owing 10 the location, being immediately on Inc
Chesd ptake aud hO railroad, The great thorough
fate from the ocean TO the great West situated in
the most beautiful region III the State. inns pro-
p.rtv can lie made i'll n few years second To none
other In he Stale Of Virginia.
The ola settlers of the county In when Inc
springs arr located ahuudlntiy testify 10 the
Curative qualities Of this water. Upon the same
land Is also bolC following spring of freestone
water.
7 he whole property has been recently enclosed
with All excellent plank FENCE, and Is so located
with fine grove of timber Is To admit OF any KIM
of Improvement that may he desired.
The supply Of water Is abunGant, Del0g derived
from Large. bold spring. The water Is beautifully
bies of gas impart 10 1t peculiar, sparkling APP
pcarance.
The ,irtlc Mace Of Bells Valley Depot" Is rap
idly improving number OF lots having been SOLD
recently ard tine demand still increasing, which In
short time will make II an important point on the
line of the railroad
For further information In regard to terms and
analysis of wafer address the under signed at Craigs.
vile. augusta county, Va.
Ia 13-eodl ms JAMES NJ. DAFlDSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
PASSENGER DEPARTMESr. !
RICHMOND, Va, JANUARY l 1876.
NN AND AFTER JANUARY 9, 1876,
" PASSENGER TRAINS Wei run rs follows


Train leaving Richmond 1T 900 A. 81. runs daily
(except Sunday, stopping at al! regular stations.
Train leaving r ch nSOnd al 0r0 z. u. runs daily
stopping at Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsville, Char.
lotiesville, Ivy, Mediums river. Greenwood,
Waynesboro', Stanton. Goshen, Millboro'. Gov
ington, Allegheny, aud al regular stations west Of
Allegheny.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor
donsyiIle and all intermediate stations daily except
Sunday) at 400 L. 81.
Trains arrive at Richmond rs follows:
Express Train daily at.................4:45A A. II.
Mail Train daily Except Sundayl at....5:40 2. II.
Accommodation Train daily except
sunday Wv ~
Trains coming into Richmond stop at stations IS
above.
Trains make close connection with trains OF the
Richmond and Danville aud Richmond and Peters
burg railroads, both 10 and from Richmond.
For further information. rates. &C., apply a. e2o
Main street. or at com pany's offices.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
W. Ii. ;. DUNN,
Ia General Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07
BY Sampson & McCrary,
(successors 10 Sims & Sampson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO.STORY
L FRAME DWELLING AND FIVE ACRES
OF LAND, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, AT THE CORNER OF THE BROAD
ROCK ROAD AND THE MInLOTHIAN Turn
PIKE, NEAR THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
In pursuance of deed Of trust executed to me by
j. Il. smith on the 23d Of July, 1872, |. being
thereto requested by the beneficiary IN said deed,
shall sell ut public auction. on The pr mishs on
FRIDAY, the llth Of February, J S76, at 3 O'Clock
2. NJ, the property located as above. The house
contains five good rooms with all necessary out
buildings The land Is under good fence, aud be-
ing on good turnpike, only half mile from the
city OF Manchester, should attract the attention OF
those wishing good market-parden and suburban
residence. 1t Is also a good stand for Il store.
TERMS; Cash as TO so much as may he necessary
TO pay expenses of executing this trust and two
not,s-one for 1890 with interest from the 25l OF
July. STA, and one of s663.75 with interest from
July 25, 1875 I'LL paid balance, II any, as The said
j. Il. Smith may direct ,,,,,
ia31 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07
BY Warren 4 Upper,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneer>,
No. IL Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF A NICE LITTLE
N FARM EFF THIRTY-TWO ACRES. MORE
OK LESS. OF PRODUCTIVE SOIL, With I'M
JURISDICTION OF R@OUK TURNPIKE AND
MOUNTAIN ROAD. FRONTING ON THE LAT.
TAR. SIX AND A HALF MILES FROM RICH
MOND.-st the request of the owner, we will sell
BIZ public auction, on the premises, at 9 O'Clock
NJ, on TU ESDAY the 9Th day OF February, lS76,
The above-dcScribcd property. One hundred c!:oice
frlii-tree on the farm. After the sale Of the farm
will be sold one HORSE, four HOGS, CORN, &c.
TERMS: Easy, and N sale. -
WARREN & TUPPER,
fc 3-St AuctlOnePrS.
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ByR.S s. Anderson & Co., Auctioneers.
BY Cook 6 Lauehtou, Auctonee
No. 10 Governor street.

WE WILL SELL TO DAY at 10 o'clock
w at our aucti0n-hOuse. 1924 Main street,
DRIEB BEEF,
80 half barrels North Carolina ROE b ERR1NGS,
:. EASTERN HERRISGS. BUTTER. CHEESE,
ONIONS. SoAP-lauadry ana toilet,
BRooMs, &C., &c.
Consignments for this sale solicited.
TERMS: Cash. RS ANDERSON 4 CO..
CT
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CONFECTIONERY
nRAEGES-Florida and Falenc!a,
W MALAGA GRAPES.
CALIFORNIA PEARS,
FINE LEMONS.
wholesale and retail, st

rOME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Aiass'
" Meat, ya!encia Grange, Lemons, Ftenea. -
Sor,ed Caudles, Pain Candies, tufuots sSemss
isaisIns Prizp Boxes, Big Boaausss Sos 59ssns
fysss.cated Coco2nnt, Bordeu's Eagle MiiS, smf ne
Eiss Nuts a.sortea-n fact, everything IN ny ia Ia
TO be given away, I'D haye too much stoSH Az ~
LITTLE MONEY!. LOUIS J. sosSisS ,,ss
de "a At1S hnAs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

DARN FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il FUR CITY PKOPERTY.-The FARM on
which { reside In Hanover county. about thirty
miles from Richmond and Two and a half miles
from Noel's, on the chesapeake and Ohio railroad
containing ONE HUNDRED AND E1GHTY-ONE
ACRES. The dwelling has been recently painted.
and contains nine 70. ms, with 5ack-baildiDg Of
three rooms: conventnL to Hanover Academy,
churches, mills &c. Last years crop of corn eqna
eIhaps, to any In The county.
" III send to Noel's depot for any person wishing
to purchase,
zen years credit will be given If desired.
fe 4-tod2w f. STRINGFtLL9W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07
HATS, FURs, MILLINERY.
DYEING, CLEANING. dc.

NHCKENNEY'S STEAM DYEING AND
WI CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT
Ii the place 10 have GESTLtMES'S CLOTHING
cleaned, aad faded wearing apparel re-coored
Ladies' dresses, shawls, sacques, &c, cleaned and
dyed. Goods received and returned by express
Al 8 MARSHALL stresf. uear Fifth. no lR-3m
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1876. NOW IS THE TINE 1876.
TO SUBSCRIBE. 4.
j. T. ELLYSON,
NEWS-DEALER AND BOOKSELLER,
11l2 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,

AGENT FOR THE Publishers AND THE PUBLIC
for all the Magazines published In this country and
Europe, will send any OF the following papers anc
ceipt o, the prices annexed, which are the Bub
fishers, lowest rates. The EDUCATIONAL JOUR
NAL. with any OF the following periodicals, Will be
supplied al *l.2o:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07

r LEWIS, 1901 MAIN STREET, STE.
LIE kEOTYPER and d:aler In PRINTING aad
PHOTOGRAPHIC INKS, COLORS, GOLD, SILL
YER, and all colors Of BRONZE for printers, nth-
ographers painters, carriage makers, &C. also, the
celebrated STAR GOLD PAINE for bronztng.
The only sTEREOTYPEF0UNDR 10 the South.
IN 25-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07
$500 BAGS OF RIO COFFEE
ATAUCT.OS.

We will sell at auction, on THURSDAY, Febru-
airy 10ih. at f2 O'Clock, at our st0rehouse, on
Fourteenth street, $500 bags good to prime
NEW.CROP RIO COFFEE,
cargo OF the brig p. N. Tinker, imported by US.
IL 4.lw LIE, SEDDON & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07

RML-HEADS, 81 to $40 per ream, ist the
~ 1IaPATCH PRIGTMa-HOUHE
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HfGH CONSTABLE'S sALE.-.I will
Ii sell 81 public auction, on TUESDAY MORN
ING the 9Th day OF February, S76, at l O'Clock,
Ing property 10 sattsfy s1ndry dfstress-warrants,
~ BURFAUs, BEDsTEADs.
WARDRUBES, WaSASTASDS,
CLOCKS, TRUNKS.
MIRRORS, PICTURES,
TABLES. MATTRFSSES,
SOFAS, CHHOMOS.
GLASS JARS, CHESTS,
COUNTER, SEWlNG-MACHINE.
HcCAMMoN sEVEN-OCrAVE ROSEWOOD
l THREE. HORSE SPRING TRUCK-WAGoN,
/ USAGE CHOPPER,
IR0>:sAFE lHerring'sj,
FINE ROSEWOOD BUREAU aud WASH.
TERMS: Cash Alb. pUESBFRRY.
fr High Constable city Of Richmond.
BY George H. Polndexter,
Real Estate A gent aud Auctloneer,
No. 1900 Main street,
under Planters National Bank.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
EAST SIDE Of TWENTIETH BETWEEN
BROAD AND GRACE sTREETS FOX SALE
BY AUCTION.-On FRIDAY The 11th Instant
shall sell by auction. on the premises, The above
described property, fronting 80 feet on the east
side OF Twentieth street. and running back to q
wide alley l25 feet.
For the erection of mcdinm-sized dwellings, no
lora,ion In the city offers superior inducements
TERMS: Reasonable, aud made known mt sale.
GEORGE II. POINDEXT" X,
fed Aucttoneer.
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AUcrIon sALEs-Fuiure Bays.

BY Grubts r Williams.
Real Estate AGENTS and Auciioueefs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07

CfNUiNNATT, EVUlUsIy 2, 1oFUs
To make St. Louis and Cincinnati by way
OF Charleston and Tallahassee call "swing-
ing round the Circle" and thus have l
swung, ana am swinging-still swinging.
Savannah, the Forest City, Is the prettiest
town south of Richmond. 1t has much cot
ton; also, aundry large steamers run to New
York, Baltimore, and elsewhere.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-14
The President to Emperor William.

The following is the full text of the
presidents reply to the emperor of Germany's
letter OF congratulatlon on the occasion OF the
centenary OF American independence:
Great ami Good Friend: Your letter of
June 9th, in which you were pleased to offer
your cordial congratulations upon the ooca-
zion OF the Centennial and anniversary which
we recently celebrated, was placed in my
hands on the 4th OF July, aud its contents
were perused with uniaigned satisfaction.
Such expressions OF sympathy for the past
progress Of this country, and of good wish IS
for its further welfare as are contained in that
communication, are more gratifying because
they proceed from he head OF a great empire
with which this rrpul lie, during the whole
century of its existence, has retained rela-
tions OF peace and, friendship which have
become continually finer with the increasing
progress and prosperity of both countries.
1t is my sincere desire that this mutual cor
diality and this pr, sperity, which has been
the lot oil the two countries during the first
century OF our independence, may be vouch-
saied during the century which is to come.
Wishing youa long reign of health and
happiness, pray to God that lie may take
your majesty in His safe and holy keeping
u S. GRANT. President
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dred armed men, and at this writing
all efforts to get them were Intellectual.


From the American Arthtect nd Building N6ws
Almost everybody is familiar with
photographs of the cathedral of st.
Maria del Flore, or as ii is more famil.
iarly called, the "Duomo" at Florence,
crowned by the chef d'9uvre of Brun-
elleschi, the dome glorious even in its
incompleteness. OF the Western IA.
cade two photographs can usually he
obtained the one representing ii nude,
bare of ornaments, and totally unen.
uched, blank wall broken only by
thee doorways Of the most utilitarian
design, while higher up are three cir.
cular aperatures of no great size; the
other represents facade as rich in
variegated marbles and mosaic work
as the II ighhoring campanile or the
sides of the cathedral itself.
With these photographs before one,
il is only fair TO infer that they repre-
sent two stages of a completed editice.
Not so. however; for the first photo
graph represents the actual and exist
ent facade. Either the other was OBJ
tanned from Il skillfully altered mega.
tive, or else the photograph was taken
on one of the several occasions when
for special purposes q temporary IA
cade masked the real one. A facade
was at last begun by Glotto in the
fourteenth century, the face of which
was torn down by some envious or dis
satisfied successor, who afterward died
or was removed from Office before
lie had time to replace it by one of his
own.
Many attempts have been made
the earliest as long ago as l407-to Ie.
construct the facade; but it was not
until 1868 that il was decided to really
undertake the reconstruction, and af-
ter much delay and competition, II. de
Fabris was appointed as archetect of
the work. beginning was not made,
however, until August 1875, when the
first stones of the foundation for the
new facing were laid at a depth of %
feet below the surface of the ground.
This portion of the work having been
carried up to the former level of the
top step, the work of building up the
facing Is about commencing. This
facing, of an average thickness of %
inches, consists of three kinds of mar
ble-white from the quarries of Heu-
IL TX iE Seravezza, green from Prato,
and red from Zerfalco in the province
of Sienna.
Apparently the Catholic church as a
body has no part in the undertaking
for all the stone is supplied by the
municipality, while the labor Of set
ting and cutting it is to he paid sfor by
public subscriptions. The only esti-
mate as yet made, calls for $4,000 to
carry the facing up TO level little
below the tops of the doorways, a dis
lance of about % feet, showing that
the completion of the whole facade
will cost sore than 100000.
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One Very Good Indian.

Much discussion has been had as to
what constitutes good Indian, some aver.
ring that pound OF lead is necessary tor the
transformation. But good, a truly good
Indian has been found at Red Cloud agency.
II seems that Sioux jim ana family came into
Red Clord on the Goth ult, and the COM
manding officer instituted search for them
through the agency Indians. They were
found by American Horse, chief of one OF the
bands at the agency, hut Jim refused to give
up his arms, whereupon American Horse shot
him, taking his family prisoners.
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Lord Derby on the Bulgarian Atrocities.

Lord Derby on the Bulgarian Atrocities.
Lord Derby received two dispatches
of the workingmen's societies, and in reply to
their addresses said the government had
been charged with indifference to the great
crimes committed in Bulgaria. All that had
been done OF a diplomatic matter and in
sending fleet to Bosika Bay, was done, if
not before the outrages occurred, at any rate
before they were known. lie denied the
government was in any sense responsible for
the outrages Of fanatics among the Turkish
population. lie details the previous action
of the government, and said they had moth
ing to unsay what they had said, and nothing
to regret in what they had done. II the
Turks believed all Europe desired to drive
them back into Asia, they would break out
in excess prompted by revenge. lie believed
that England desired fair play, and had done
more than anything else to prevent the war
from assumii 6 the character of a religious
war, and to prevent the commission OF afro
cities iii many provinces, instead of in one.
England held no exceptional position in con-
sequence of the crime in the war, which at
its outset was pushed mainly by the Emperor
OF the French Lord Derby said he believed
1t would he as much mistake as formerly to
leave the Turkish Empire totake care OF itself.
The value to il of its territorial integrity was
real and permanent The last word on the
eastern question was, "Who was TO have
Constantinople9 Any attempt at partition
would be the signal for an European war
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head men of the various Sioux tribes at Red
Clouds agency on the 9th, and held grand
pow-wow, at which the commissioners, after
prayer by Bishop Whlpple, laid down a
platform upon which the Indians were told
they must stand hereafter. First, they must
give up the Black Hills; second, they must
not interfere with white folks movements on
the plains; third, all rations given them
shall he issued according to the Presidents
order; fourth, the removal OF the Indians TO
the Indian territory must take place, that
indians there may learn to live as whites,
and they may select five from each band to
go there on an inspecting tour; ii the Indians
agree to this the government shalt do all in
It's power to assist them in assuming oiviliza-
ton.