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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-04
Our Method ofHandsfne.

We want agents everywhere throughout the United
TTIates; IN ever State, county, town. and hamlet.
washer, s., But we will sell sample machines of No.
Washer at S3 No 2, or small hotel size, at 81 Can
yassers Tor this Washer make more money with
It than with anything before offered to the pub
nc As, for instance, We established two agencies
20 test the sale of the Washer upon its merts-one
IN Naugatuck, Conn, and one in Providence, r. l.
The former Mr.. Charles Daniels, in town of about
900 inhabitants. sold by canvassing in oo 1ceeks
eighty-teo Washers. In the latter place Mr. James
Roberts, now OF Naugatuck, sold in less than three
months, without canyassing advertising outside
the store, ever 500 Washers. a thing never before
heard of.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-04
correspondence inviied. Agents W amt,
ROOFS.


Why not make yonr Roofs last etnse and save the
pehse o ne roof every 10 or Is years II can be
aone II you use Slate Paint it will not only resist the
eh0etS u wafer ana WIND but shield you from Fire.
n OLD ROOFS.
&frctoct your Buildings by using Slate Paint which
ne!ther cfdcks III winter runs in summer old
sllngle roofs can be painted looking much better
and lasting Longer than ne1y, shin giles without the
paint, for onetonrM the cost of re-shingIing On de-
caed shgfes it fills up the holes and pores and oiUes
new substantial roof that lasts for years Cfed oS
dped shingles it brings to their places and keens
thsn there This paint requires heating is anpIied
with brush and very ornamental. Iris chocolate
color when first applied, brt charges to a uniform
slate color, and is to all ntents and purposes slate
ONTIN OR IRON ROOFS.
the red color is the best paint in the world for dura
bility 1t has a heavy body, is easily applied ex-
pands by heat by cold dries slow and new
er cracks nor scales One coat equals of any other
~ FIRE--PROOF NEW ROOFS.
Mills, oundTles, factories and dwellings, sDecioI
ty. Materials complete for neW steep or fiat Roof of
Rubber Roofing cost but about huE the price of re-
shinging. For Private houses, barns and BUILDINGS
OF all descriptions it is far superior any other roof
ing i'll the world for convenience in aying and com
blnes the ornG1neal appearance, dr0biliy and fire
proof qualities of TIN, at oae-thrd the cost no Far
How to saue re-shin gling-stop leaks effectualIy
and cheaply in roofs of all kinds O. 100 page book
free. Write to-day. r u 90 ft
New York Slate Roofing Co, Limited.
Roofing Contractors, Cedar ST., ny
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-04
Viz WI MASON q Co.. Ill Nassau St N. I.
HULLESS OATSGSsAnhsrlEiap. w RSz So

n saIaTy
IA ness. AddressJ b. MASSEY & Co., st. Louis Mo.
S. day tc Agts. Samples free H Albert, Boston, Ms.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-04

Nh We will start you in business you can
wv make $50 a week without capital,
NnNrV easy and respectable for either sex.
NUN e. y AGENTS SUPPLY Co., 26I Bowery N Y.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-04

A MONTH. = AGENTS WANTED
ID (h4H everywhere. Business honorable ead
GAOV first-cass. Particulars SENT FREE Ad-
dress WORTH & CO., ST. Louis, Mo-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-04

r AMIN a. Guide to marriage, wealth and
EktH r. r. ~ beauty, never fails, love letters,
AAV AAV0 wisdom, etc. Book worth $50 now
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-04

~ - WATCHES. A Great Sensation. Sample
aS 4 Watchand Outfit free to AGENTS. Better than
W u.s. Gold Address K. COULTER & co. Chicago
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-04

FA 5000 building Lots given away in East Nc
nL- NlnnvIie, Tenn, (alternates reseryed.) The
Company Attorney will execute warranty deeds
and forward to appca, is for a fee of So. Address
KY. and Tenn. Land Mining Co., Newport, KY.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-04

cREhpAlf,N lectures of TiLDEN and HAYES, eek
Large Discounts to Agents. j. H. BUFFORDS SONS BOSTON
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-04

A1HE In GOLD given away to every agent.
- - Circulars free. Samples 25 cts. Empire
Novelty Co., 3O7 Broadway, New York,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-04

nEE Ec Instant Relief and SURE self
@-on care sent FREE. I nave no hum
bug medicine to SELL F.W PUTNAM, 95 EastB way, n. Y
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SIS SHOT GUN

double ARE warranted e-
nine twist b. shooter, with Flask
Pouoa and idcut.er for li Can O. D priv
lege examine before paying bill Send Stamp circular
POWELL b SON. Gun Dealors. 23s Main St. Cincinnati. o.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-04

n r. NFeKIGx IT you want line best selling article
H. N "a in the world and solid gold patent
hO HIN ~ lever watch, free of cost. w1ite at
once to j. BRIDE CO.. 765 Broadway, N. 7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-22
Letter from Iiarris0nEurx.

Cores pcnGence Of the hleEandria G"4elte
HARRrsoSrURG, W NV. 18Th, lS1C-cl
Thursday night last, the lGih, there was II
tins laLc &c I"rgest aud III )st enthusiastic pro
cessiou the town las ever sv-u, ~ The const:tr'
ents Of lildcn, Hendricks ar Reform. EStei
siye preparations had brta ia progress lur
iaorc tbs3 week, aud at :; . clock. sharp, the
multitude wcrr assigned tL.r places ii th-
cavaIcaIc, oa the Valley pike, ole rilIe yes
Of town. At signal, tie torches were llgbte,
TO the line Of SIX hundred horse ucn aud count
less numbc1s Of ioo,mcr. 1t did the sou! gooc
% witness he llmirg torches, tor mile aud
half, anu i.ca, the PILL huz"as for llIdeu
Splendid music was prorscIy discussed h:
Prof.. Clay and Prot. E:hlnlu Brass Bands.
All bciag ready, the immcosc caTacade took
up its lDaGch towards The towo, the hDrsrs
seeming to keep time aoI step to the p'us:c
frora tie baUds. Shout after shout rect the
air as tic area! badly i2o.cl 90, Fair ladies
we're upoo every porch to waive banukerchicfs
and return the cheers Tor IiicO. The process.
sion moved north, down Main, thence west TO
German, and 10 the midst OF all The r. icing
the terrible alarm of fire was sounded, and Tic
lurid reflection upon the Heavens certified the
fact that there was danger 10 the air. 1Etn
o. pei NELL race took place between the para
ders, each trying 20 reach tie scene oil danger
first. Most Of The ire cri:ipang being 10 th-
the procession, some delay was ncccS-iiatei be-
fore the engine cou;t b. brou-Lt OUT TIE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-22

The injuries 1i:y 10; r.iEC - fatal 81 antclpa.
t;'!. aud ;hat the g"Glrll.;,n luay live long To
tGioy The blessings al b:tter government a.
W. snat! have, Under BE Tachiul care ana
guidance OF Ti!den aud tlcaJricks These 10.
t.ricranccs caused I l,.-s:.ilcu iun gr awhile.
but Tie PROGRESSION was pat il:;0 line oIua more
aud toe Programme FOLLY carried ou!. NaOy
beautiful flags anu banners adorned The !!ne.
some OF which deserve special notice, such Is
was carried by the Mt. CLIFTON lelcga;ioa,
Lirviile delegation, hl,. Crawford boys aui! a
very beautiful and iasicluy arranged bsunes
from Lacey Springs, upon which Vas Written
10 large letters, Peace towards all, malice to
wards none, with ridden and Hendricks" al
the bottom, and the significant dove With the
olive Leaf 10 tie ceatrc. Some Of the baaae.s
bore the io.!owlDg description Far play ivl
Sammy" aud THE nation saved" IL. 1t !:
but Justice ID compliment the good citizens ari
fair ladies Of l!a;risontuTg Tor the tasteful man
DER ia which the !iUu7rs were Illuminated. TIL.
procession, alter several rouuds through ii:
dtteren; streets, drlw up ca mas "a front d
the public square, aud vas highly entertained
by several promInent speakers, most pariec
larry, those tina. were Fortunate 10 get wlth.a
ear shot OF the stand The multitude aispeg
eed quietly sai with the exceptions ct the i.
&C., everything went oil as merry a.
marriage bell The good ctiZaus ol' kocAiu,.
ham are Quietly aud patiently awa!lag .',e
tardy movements Of the returning boards, !e:i
ing confident that 10 party would attempt ~
miS!epIe5ent the great g0!c. ot this great IA
ton by the use OF ifauinicut or illegal ue.u3
to secure tie hlahe.t ull!:c IN The gift ci til.
people Tor any mao. We uu,t, il not to IA,
honesty OF the rc:uruluq boards, 10 the hoG'-t
| thinklog nGu Of al! parties, TO remedy all evil
ELECTS that may occur trorI an 10 uSt return .!
votes from III. contested States. We trust Ia
| Importance gay be glsGu TO the NOISY haraGsu
| OF some oil the hot headed republican editors whc
seem to b, slllTInG 10 arouse the people t. -.
| sentueut ~ ihc!c Misrepresentation Vi si!a;l,
| South, aud the Jbn"Xlous cp!thcts The? s:lJ,s:
| to heap upOu Us. Fellow cl!iZaG$, 'I!>crc!.j..
| Is III. better part oi ValOr, and At such
| critical time IL nation history ~ Is urou ~
| DOW 1t requires the most patient enuuraEGr AMI
we'll controlled temper u win The day. @ucy...,
is ours h0ogsi!y, Ju-t!y aod fairly, ;:i So MI
get it IL tiric Hoping that th.' nvH, ;,i!,- /,
| Is my pleasure t" c'ut:iJu!c 10 tn: hI&-lf@ 4
will be wiicu ~ LaTc rcca.y 4 thr G.:sJbJ.
tidiDgs that our aLXlau. hat, i.l.. .nt.c
patcd aud walled i,r - 't.2, aud - can
| rest 10 pcac, aud security So: ANU / j. l.,
the great ship CT Gos,.,.tu ~, ..i,l ,5~ tiis.:
sun 1t prosperity asa4 's II, :.l:..-H !.y3o y-i
| this, cur dear, lhouS: ln.pvt,, LII s;ri.
| TLc six trade IL ! ..-.....t s., -:~..iy j:
pressed, haTi1g Lr:u ~s,,". /. .a.-'~i b; ia:
w2r rumors igon Euco;..
.r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-22
The Election.


Ia Columbia yesterday ,he report o: the lie
turning Board of South Carolina ou the m'u!S-
teral canvass Of the vote made BY the Beard,
aud showing the majorltieS OF the Hayes cleo
tors, vas made to the Supreme Court, which
will TO day pass upon the questions that have
been raised before it by the counsel OF Tie two
parties. The curt now permits. the board to
decide only rs u congressman ADD Legislators,
which action will decide the question OF Gov
crn0r.
The Louisiana Returning Board yesterday
cauvsssed ;he returns Of ouiY six parishes, anG
laid aver two !ur future consideration Oh &C
count OF issues in dispute. Ii appears that
there are issues 10 dispute in yearly all the
parishes. The democrats yesterday gained one
poinl by the admission 10 the scss:ons oi
lhe board OF ex.Goy. Wicslltfe, demo
cratic e!ector who claimed it rs y right.
4 number OF democratic protests against secret
sessions, the refusal 20 admit COUNSEL, the gen
eral public, and against the counting oil ballots
for republican candidates Tor electors 10 tre
parishes where their names are SAID to nave
been left off The ticket. The Federal superfI
sors Of election have made the claim that under
the Law of the United States they ere entitled
to be present at the count. HE board has SO
far refused to act on any oil the protests Or
claims, AID also TO give up ITS secret Sessions, III
which most 0! the mlschletls Feared.
The democrats in Florida have procured
from tie Judge o! the Circuit Coult tor the equity
10 which Tallahassee is situated orders restrain
lug the Governor from canvasslng the vote Tor
electors or issuing certificates to electoral can,
lidaes except 10 those returned by the Board
of CanVassers, and commanding the Board to
show cause o-moTroW Why maGdamus should
not be issued compelling them to at onca cola
mcnce the canvass Of the vote. The wits IN
| both eases we're made retur1acle TOMORROW
and tue Beard OF Canvasscrs Is waiting to see
what will be doee 10 court.
1.-THE orders of the count be made pernaa
| Dcut ore of the main props OF the radicals
| gone, and the counting OF tie votes must co,r
mence at once.
The coun,y clerks in Vermont met yesterda,,
and decided that their iuacllons beng purely
! ministerial. they could not presume 10 rue ot
The eligibility Of Mr.. Sollace, the radical elec
tor, who was postmaster at brlagepo!I al lh'
| tiu!c of his election. They could merely coun
and certify to the vote regardless CT ques'loo
of disqualification, and now the democrats pro
! pose 10 appeal to the Supreme Court OF th'
State. wy
Gen. Butler, who arrived 10 Washington
Tuesday night, is ii the opinion that II all o
the disputed States arc counted 10 Tor .7aye
and Wheeler the House will object to the re-
ception Of the votes of those States Oa TIT
other hand the Senate will object to the vote:
of Alabama and Mississippi, aud the end vii
| be that President will not be chosen BY th'
4,b Of March.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-22

1t is stated that the supplementary Centcn'
NAL awards will probably be ready tor puoI'ca'
ton to-day. 4 circussr of thanks hsa been
issued to the editorial fraternity OF the Unitea
States by the Press Commission. IT states tnat
the success of the Exhibition is due 10 90 Sna'
measure to their continued efforts. The Peru,
Wan Commission has presented their mineral
collection to the Academy OF Natural Scene,
Of Philadelphia, and their agricultural and
natural products to the Uoited States.
4 mail coach was stopped Monday night leo
miles north Of Los Vegas, New Mexico. by
four masked men, who, being we'll armed, con-
nelIed the driver and messenger to a!ight.
They then took from the mail pouches and eZ-
press boxes everything OF value, except some
Silver bricks, which they said were too heavy
to carry. They also cut the telegraph line. NO
clue to he robbers has yet been obtained.
At Lynchburg yesterday, the tobacco lac
tory Of Thonuas II. Allen vas entirely destroy.
ed ty fire, with It's contents, Which consisted 81
valuable machinery and much leaf end manu-,
featured tobacco An adjoining building, &C.
cupicd by Geo. A. Miles, vas also destroyed,
and other hou:es somewhat damaged.
The Christian CoD7entioo opened at The Tub
ernacle, in Chicago, yesterday. Two thousand
delegates we're present from all owes he North
west, and 1000 more arc en- route. Alter ha
close; CT the meeting 800 ministers joined Mr..
Moody iu the Inquiry room to pray.
The object Of Hughes and Mullins, the al
cycd Lpcolu mocumcnt robbers and body
.pa.c!ers, who have been Indicted at Spring
6ed, H., was to bury iAGeolus remains IN
some secluded place, anG to give chem up only
on payment Of Two hundred THOUSAND dollars.
A citizen of Providence, \. l., has been seat
TO iail for fifteen months Tor casting Irau.lu.
lieut. vote at the late Congressional election in
that Stair
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ticket.

The attention y! the people Of The State has
been so concentrated upon the movements now
ia pyovrsss ty the radicals to retain possession
OF the government against the fairy expressed
wish Of the country, that they have apparently
lost sight Of their Own ion medlate conccrus aud
forgotten that the Legislature Will assemble
early next month ard that the fnaEcial condl-
ton Of the State has not improved since the
last session. Tie Richmond correspondent OF
the Petersburg Index, in reference to this sub
isct, says The only hope extended TO boud-
holders not provided Tor uuder the funding
bill, is that the reduced expenses OF govern
ucpt under the new Amendments will enable
some little interest to be paid them. This,
however, is not great enough to move their
hearts to gladness. The Immigration project
and sale of Hotchkiss pamphlet have been
dead failure. The scheme has never had the
breath of life put into it and fell still born The
Peniteatiary, though admirably managed by
the Board of Directors and Officers, is still
great burden upon the Treasury aud VEGA
tious subject of legislation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-22
The Boston Transcript says that the Epise,

The Boston transcript says that the Episeo.
pal Church Congress 10 that city has SIR.
prsed large classes OF our people lnto some very
new ideas regarding the Protestant Episcopal
Church and its tendencies Many have formed
lhe sperfcisl but not less ohotinateIy held i'm.
pressions drawn FROM certain outward belong
ines Of the Eoiseopaaus. such as the forms Of
their service or The cut OF the cie!sT's coat
skirts and wastcosts, aud gained PROPOSES
sioDs that they will uoH heartily regret and
make haste 70 surrender. Broader or more
comprehensive sympathy 9th their tsow men,
more liberal or progressive adepisbi!iiy to the
lights of human knowledge, more cell gbtened
or heartier devotion to human needs, were
nevsr SET forth b soy body Of Tegiouists
among u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-22
ShiDWreck.

BosroS, Nov. GA harbor pilot reported
last plight that he saw off Minos the iron col.
licr No. 10, of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company, 10 distress, and then sud
denly afterward the vessel sunk OH! OF sight.
Hc did not see any small boats 10 the vicinity
of the place where she disappeared, and this
gives him the presumption that the crew OF
seventeen men in her persisted. The collier
had on board 1000 tons OF coal, aud was bound
from Philadelphia to Salem, where she was
due last Friday. She was ooe OF several yes
sells built some time since by the railroad com.
papy for the transportation of coal to stations
along the coast, aud was valued at Sl2o,UUU
The Reading Railroad Company de55 that 5ne
of their vessels has beer lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-22

Gov. Hayes said nc believed in the principles
OF the Amcricaa A!i:occ, =..i 50 TO aea7Iy al
Of lis SUPPORTERS, aui the upaion cnterlaincd
by an average ra,ca! o Cur !oreisa bora pop
u,atiou is that 81 the Philadelphia Nort!, Amer
ioau, which is as follows:
at is shame, say sune, that the Presdsn'
tial result depends upon tho votes OF the lgno,
rant blacks in three State. Why u shame !.
The result OF the State Of New York depended
upon the votes Of the ignorant and depraVed
population Of New ark city. Nobody Gao
deuy that l. il a shame, CT otherwise Out
for thai gnurant vote ;hc State would nave
sons for Hayes. No" We may regret tbs, out
are We right &c call II shame Our system III
cludes just this disability. A2d Il MAKES 90
difference whether the igu0raut voter IS "nl1e
or black. Wee add IGNORANCE lInhrt al the
sccideu,s .! lie. No line caa te d:a"a be-
tween the ;gncrart white G.an aad Tue g'
porsnt African. They are 20 tar on the same
level. Ne,heris capable o! soling 'rtei!'
aod therefore the dagger 70 be appichenue"
from either Is exactly eqaas.
Though :he words 'taraign bora ciIll'ns
DO not occur il the extract ~ the SAME paper
and other radical organs aye continna!'y as
sertiuc that New YORK city Is governed ~ i':=
Irish, The Inference - plain that lrssha'"h,
s1nope when ar. to be found mauy ul liz
couDtry's NEST distinguished citizens, arc tue
class referred IL - the ".guora1t .ad Geprared
uopu!atou Of New \ ORR, aud a:c 20 desl2
mated simply because they vote The temoc;s1sc
81 IL
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER -. 1876.

Whatever gay be the result OF the pro-
ceedinQs now il progress looking to the IN
a,onrstion Of a President Of the United
States. other than the one chosen at the late
election whether it be intended that Gov
HAYES shall be made the weak head Of It
new administration Of the government III the
interest Of the corruption!sts who nov hold
the reigns Of power or whether according 70
the suggestion OF Gen. Butler, Gen. urant
shall hold over, it Is 4 settled Tact that there
will be no attempt on the part OF any OF the
States of the South to resist the power OF
the usurpation. Apart from the selt-cvldent
conviction that all such efforts would be vain,
the people Of that section, long accustomed to
sec law disregarded and all its sanctions de-
prived OF their force have grown into the grim
beatitude ofthose who are"b blessed because they
expect nothing and shall not he disappolnt-
ed" But it can scarcely DC q subject OF
qualification to those adherents OF the repuo-
lican party, who have still left some teehns
akin to the spirit of seventy-six, some ap'
probation OF the men of Boston who went
to war against preamble, that half OF the
country has been reduced to such plisnt
that even the total subyerslon OF the Consul
tuition would excite no demonstration more
lively than Governors protest or red-tape
resolution.
1t may be that even in the breast OF FoV-
eruor Hayes, who seems to be mild sample
of the genuine American men which the
Great West produces, there must arise 1eel-
ing of humiliation that he is selected to open
the second century OF the Union with pre-
cedent which reyerses all the traditions,
habits and thoughts that prevailed in the
country at the opening of its first century
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1876 GREAT 1871;
PENIS ROUTE
lsa 30 ~ III s.sszS:: ssss;ss.s,ss q;
TO THE NORTH, WEST i SOUTH " +.
DOUBLE TEACK

u
DOUBLE TEACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENLNi
MAuNlFICENT EQUIPMENT
Trains logyo Warrington: from dcpa. @! -!
TlMOhE g. POTOMAC RAIiROt - ..,.
ner Of Sixth sEl i: streets. 81 i"iI,~.
For Philadelphia, New ! DIRK .Ed ihe ,,.:t. > -
!. II. daily, with .'aia.e Ga.s sI,.c.ad. LIN
tied Express oI Pullman fart"r Cars -
10. daily, eAcept sunday. 70. rA'la1ai.'c'A
ind New iork ILL p. Ill. d.ity, ascep. 5,,,.
day for Philadelphia ; - y. ~ !aiJ.
For PtLsburg end the " est: Il. .. ally, M
Parlor Care H. P;.!:burg, ~ +! IL. ia"J
with Palace Gaf 10 uh'2as". III 'l,0 q. IA
daily, except sunday.
For CanandGigua End lis .'"1ii,. .ai II"
q. III. daily, e2Ior: ;'GnG,:5 ahd ~ =. at
Gtly, oArrp: cstarday, ".th ala" 10. 80
Watkins. f.: ElL4.a, $50 Il. ~. .;a'IJ. e.
ccpt Ss.nGGy.
dor the South, ~ kicErivId. =. i.!i.
and via Lyn*hburE IL ala. aal ni'"':'-'
daily.
AUtAL ikAlt1s.
tor Alc,.n.liia T. 7, 5, ,, 10 lad /! :. IN, "Di
/, 3, 80 u ard T. H.. On 9uEdE, AZ
~, and aH,! - IL.
Trains lesYe Aip4si.Lris lvr HaGA.ns. 2n. ..
!, 8, ~ and II n. La L. 3, Al. g. All pa.
On Sunday At an,l u Il. H., ani = lh
Tlckcts 40 iGi":Elatioh Gan b" ;r1, H:cl >.
principal lalii"ai =tat!oi:- sad t'@L". "I!,'.
;;outhu.sI y. al 49, u, u,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-22
FOREIGN News.

At late audience had with The Gar OF
Russia by Lord LOTUS, the British Ambassa-
DOR the former said that he had seat the u!ti-
matum to The Porte because he feared that the
defeats of the Servans would be followed ny
atrocities. The Porte had continued to battle
all efforts at pacication, and the state OF AFFAIRS
had become iutolerable. If Europe was not
prepared to act with frmness and energy he
woulC; be obliged to act alone. His Majesty
tGea expressed his regrets ct seeing the lnvet
crate suspicion and continual fear OF Russian
aggression which prevailed 10 England, aud
said that he desired no conquest aud had not
the smallest wish or intention of acquiring Con
ttantiuople. Its acquisition would be m:sfor-
tune to Russia. Nothing, he added, could be
more absurd than the intentions attributed to
Russia oil the ultimate conquest of India,
(which was a perfect impossiblty. lie deep.
" depIored the mistrust of England, aud re-
cuested Lord Lotus to do his utmost to dlspel
it. Lord Derby, it appears, promptly respond
ed with instructions TO Lord Lotus to INFORM
the Gar that the Queen and her Government
received his assurances with the greatest salts.
faction.
The Porte not only appears to be convinced
Of the necessity Of the reforms proposed, but
is even disposed to offer Europe satisfactory
guarantees foS their execution.
Later accounts lrsn Hong Kong report that
the native Christians of the province of Che
Kiapg arc being subjected to much persecu-
ton.
Hopes OF success of the conference are. iu-
creasing.
Two thousand additional troops arrived at
Havana yesterday from Spain.