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The Morning herald., 1877-03-06
DDNNDYLyANIA RAILROAn


on and after September 10, 1874
Trsias leave Depot. Thirty.s.cons
MAIN LINE WESTWARD.
Bryn Mawr Accomm, 8 30 am RAW
Paon Accom-, 8 20, Q %, 10 % q m M = , n, y,
500, 80. %, $50 and II 80 p N. On ~,
day 10 q m, l, 4,8, 1880 p m, VI
Downingt Wn Accom-, II m, 10 aOpm
Limited Fast Mail daily, ,m
Niagra Express daily, except Sun.
day.. ,~
Renova and Kane Express daily S
except Sunday, ~
York and Hanover Express daily ~
except Sunday, N
Lock Aayen Mai except Sunday sS
York Mail daily except Sunday az AZ
Mail Train daily ION Sunday leaves IVY
at $50 m, and runs only to Har-
riSburR,)' ON
Fast Line and Buffalo Exp, exceut 'w
Sunday, 10 AZ
Elmira and L. Haven EXP, except 'zoo
York. Hanover and Frea'k Accom- Hs
except Sunday, l2n
harrlsDurg accom-, daily except
Columbia and York Accom-, except 2"
Lancaster and York Express, except ~
Sunday, 5m
Parkesburg Train daily, except ~
Sunday, 5M
Harrisburg Express. except Sun. Wv
Erie and Buffalo Express, except ."
r!itsS"fyx' !sSa%sy' Express daily, except 's|
cinoiansti Express daily, slS| S
Pacific Express daily, URI
Fast Line for Wllliamsport.E .Elmira
Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara.
| Falls, daily, ION Saturday runs
only to Williamsport) u55|
| Em1graDt Express, IL Us m, daily ed
| Monday, for which tickets must be
cured and baggage delivered at ll6
ket street, by S pm.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express or New York. 8 %, 8 80, 49, 81
| II am Limited Express, l S5 D ny
l4O,3l) 3 45, 4 45.5 3D,7,7 SIS m and M
night. On Sunday 8 ~, 8 81, 72N $50.
345. IT IS p m, and II night. Mail N
lam. Emigrant Train II 40 pm.
Express fcl Boston 8 q m and p M. 80
Line Express, II 05 p m.leave Center
Depot l + IN J for all New England pol
Express fc' Baltimore and Washing
1245 and 2ia m, IL Is and 5 40 p m.
tied Express IL l0pn.
Accommodation for Trenton, 2S0 pm.
Express for Long Brancll and squan
For Fox Chase 8 10 a m, 8, $40 and $40
Trains leave Centennial Depot for
York at 7 25am, l, 3a, As, $50, Q,
7U5 p III. On Sunday, 729 a m, and !
Accommodation connecting with Ext
Trains al Germantown junction Is
and 10 10 u, ID, 3, and 80 pm.
REMINGTON DEPOT.
Bustleton, 6 35 a m, IL noon, S and 7 80
Wav Train for Bristol Is p m. For TAI
Tren ton s IS and 10 Is a m, 2O5, $40 4ls
and 8 COP m. On Sunday OILS am.
For Centennial Depot, stopping at {
berland street, Glearfield street, FRI
ford Road Dummy Crossing, North
junction, Germantown Junction
Ridge Avenue. at 8 is, $40, $50, TO-,
II As, a m, and 10 p m. Returning
| Cenntl DepOL al 10. ~, ~ oV, ~ ~
II noon, 4 IS, $40. $50. 6 20 and 6Op1
BELvIDERE DIVISION.
From Thirty-second and Market stre
Express for Lambertvllle, Flemin
Phillipsburg, Easton Water Gap, *
ton, elc., II O m: and As p M.
For Pennington, Hopewellt, etc elan IL m
Trenton, Lamberfville, Ph1ll1psburg
ton, Water Gap Scranton, etc, 900
10 Is q m, and Is p m.
For Lambertville 8 40 p m. For BelV
For Pennington and Hopewell 10 10
and Is pm. ,. 49,
pm.
AMBOY LIvIsION.
From Market Street Ferry.
Accom- for New York. via Perth A
and Jamesburg and Monmouth Jqn p
$50 and 2 p m, connecting for Longo
and Squan. ,.x
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LVHU :. CVHusi
Samuel Lindsay, White G. 9. Hd.,
John Webster, Booths Corner,
B. McElwee, Mill Greek,
W. E. Heisler, near Newark,
W. H. Robinson, near Newark,
John Johns, New Castle,
T. Holcomb, Adm, New Castle,
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100 MARKET STREET. i2o
John DAVIS,
Merchant Tailor.

.-A fine assortment Of flee cashmere M
goods kept constantly on hano' actki9.sm "a k9GS ~
guaranteed.
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ENCOURAGED

ENCOURAGED
~ completely .reftted
STORE No. 5 E. THIRD 81,
Where will continue the
Merchant Tailoring
business in all its branches.
Believing that the asso rtment OF GOODS
gooG workInanship and satisfactory fiji are
to success IN n9v my sSa
,;yrf,inching v adhere to those principles
Your patronage is most respectfully soil
cited e-1r,o1,
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IessI 81 Ssyes.
The following public sales are adver-

The following puUalc esass sto susOs
tised
Mrs. Cornog, Christiana I'D, March 8
VIM. M. Eastburn, Mill Creek Hid, -
Geo. W. Savage, N. Castle Hd. o.
E. B. Kerns, White Clay Greek, " Z
John Demsey, Pencader Hd, - q
John Stewart, Christtana Hd.
Amor T. Forwood, Brandywine Hd, .
John Maxwell, Mill Creek, 81
Alfred Massey, New Castle,
Jno A. Cleaver, s.. Georges HID, 3
VIM. Dilworth, Chester co, ~
Mrs. H. B. Dilworth. Mill Greek, IN
Elizabeth NJ. Pierce & G.. W.Smith
Brandywine Hd, " ~
Ezra Fell, Mill Creek, II
Swain 4 Talley, Cnristiana I'D. IL
Thomas Morrison, New Castle, " II
Zebley g. Tatnall, New Castle, " 1S
Thos. L. Trlley ,Jr., Brandywine, 10
Anthony Conrad. Christiaaa,. II
Sheriff sales. Michael Lalley's prop, IA
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W. H. Pierce, " Il
James Rice, decd, - IA
Henry Dougherty, Il
Lewis q. Cummings, " "a
P. j. Babcock, IA
Jordan A. Wilson, " II
VIM. A. Cleaver, " Is
Wm. H. Pierce Il others, u
Wm. Glasken, " II
Morris Csrberry, " u
Geo. w. Savage, II
Evan T. Evans, ~
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Accom- for New York. via Perrin lazy
and Jam esburg and Monmouth JUNO Vs
$50 and 2 p m. conn Getting for Long Bra
and Squan. 18th
Accom- for Trenton, connecting WIN
Dress rains for New York, ~ an
an, l2noon 2, 80, and6 ~ ID.
Accom- for, New York, via Trenton
Wsy Train TO Burlington p m. Sun
Trains 8 80 q M, and and p m.
Way Train for BordentoWn ii ~ ILL.,
Sunday at m. aud
For Kinkora Branch 6sOa m' "D~
Fer H Hightstown 6, G 80 a m,2, SIS and
For Tnckerso WI s 30 a m, and 5 m: N
For Medford 6 and IL Is M d. o~'
For Mt. Holly and Pemberton an ana \ y
m Is. s. 6 80 and IL 80 p m. For MV'
s e i IN, 8 l5 aud 8 p n: ,o
,unuay Traias Tor Mt. Holly IVA LII
Trains arrive Thirty-second and y Ma1
Streets:-From Pittsburg 3 ~, =, A.
1901 p IN, daily, "a m, ana W ,nd IL
except Monday. From Erle ANON Mont
.cms1nrt q m,. daily, excspI1 es;',p1ow VI
IRON !OallU CAHSA" rI.,aov
~ KsnPe 2 aaVs, aa1's eRi Watsins, Flmirs,'
Viii Villa j t2O y m daily, e. e1eeP155s1 e y i
day. i. <vYork Z 40: y 3'' 7vd 40
70 % sian -, m. On sunday, IN IL 40
AZ M rV n l04O, II 40 p m. tr91lI
ton Phin pspurg and Lam % oer.gKHeu, at Ken,l
| a m and o IS D m. also arrive A. 1slee1
ton Depot 8 53 q m, and 4pod % p a. md oil
nut streets, and DepotThirtS'S'''
Market streets. r,,,,penv will
for as and @ aheck baggage from ri MoIes ipfor|
Residences, Tilns cards ana NJ lGls Gil,epots
Ferry named aboys. and an d aaf ct s1reet, .hs st'
TICKET No. sSs Ches.nunI and Chest
OFFICES No. Il; ii lis Market street pexD. 1R.,
FRANK THOMPSON, u ~caY,l Pass.
| &enu Manager.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27

III. Davenport t7Hsf''e aas, MI.
NcN'fs. rrrIrH htlt4 tlte fpr,ivn -nsl
Nrw York Stockholders, writes ~
Manager Hone. TILT tlle r.rpfria 81
the Davenport \ Northwestern Eali
raai faf IT,. winter hase heeu vrfy
satisfactory " thu rnai ran III 30
We'll Mt, Neyrrh lrti.a, IN adnll 'lmr
AMI aYtrr ~vusnn ~ prep failures, n
iiu IN liless may safely ~ predicted
~ il rnai sensoH IN decent ,Inen,
On Monday, County Treasurer
Rnhlfs l4id uNrf ihp sum ~ slp.itI..
III crsl,. 10 Nnnnsrr lhrry I'm III"
Davenport Il SnrtllN, tern Hallway
Company. together with certificates
~ taSes worked 81 liz sniur af 81.
nsali total 60 i3aaha, ~ ,he lstd
n portion ~ thu = mill t,S collect.
~ therefor I'll. money waa rald Nv
lnl,ttii,sHa ip ratftV III The, lts lailn.
l,il thH' ilp 'rrnla u tho ordinance
ANIL nl.silpl Motto. had huen cent
tpllea with. and ii il release ftom IL.
4 Junction Is ,'utlrn hpek
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
WHO Hil,s NOW ?

III linla 81 alen1ni work ipna ~
hall price, On All sums uy.r i,lun
rlN nAlllihe tiHN vii H. glsnn, when
IS ittal, AIl work warranted.
tiEU II kEf,IntG,
oal = ii ~. lieiiE4sHsi' 1vlaph
s,al.Hfs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27

W tlAa "1he l.l,li.a ~ til White
Nena,' III ttnai tfsliH~ Popular
Monthly for April. succeeded IL lhe
May number by TN Presidents Ut
ilaitf. by lipnenH i l.easlifp. IL. Il,
'lhr aflhlr H illustrated with t. line
rny,aslus4. showing Ilar,a III liter
- Ia til history II nnr Presidents
from Washington down, The May
number Il rrpleie with ehaea lifern.
infe. embracing hort Alalins, Incl.
aelia II travel, ahnrlotet. raniiy,
at, science. sstr. Il La aatau ~ II.
ill.,laIlana n.ilaila - inl passa, ,a,n.
corning benjamin. Franklin. Santiago
4. c,lba, t.l.phan, Mapping Ii t.sl.
nn, Charcoal burning. It,. ,,te. II II
indeed up IL IT. basi standard, nil,l
well worth H. lt'lee $50 fnr nnr
your snnI I'll IlAsi iHAtils. als
fetsli Street, NM York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27

VI President Nhplna hphn 1T.
ran lit nnt ih, in'ens tin. fHsH fl9af
H. NJ liz mpaF tnlfftsnd lnatifn tlis
country Mhpn hn found ihe Electoral
Commission hnd counted InalHluna
fet llasea ard hlnh IL AZ knI ~
ppp'ei nnd predicted tint IL sote
would 10 tlru~n on entirely, Ilr
uttah further ds.lArpR ihat Air.
Wheeler Intends II keep entirely
eletr IT responsibility III the se'tle.
lnnnt II liz. I.nnl.iilnn ,lMn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
OspicK ar cnicA.u Il EVANSTON EsraeuG
lrtY 18th. is7a


osp,cx Or CnicacuA II EsrxssA
i. ...,..n lrtY 18Th ls7a
49, they
ally mi spffly .pg
healthy
If ahaIeo staA i,sie a.a sne ~
n VII - sa nF l Powder
wish scratches etqf hpHtf- A lraNsoSs. lr4re,oG
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
Millinery in all Branches
REMINGTON.
SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -.AGRlCuLTu-
RAJ IMPLEMENTS.

REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE rapidly lutte
the comi u
nntst a~rar
Nashua
IN la a3aware al, TIN
Double liatrlcl leeoA
nlln of KA Metallic
Moving Machines, IlowA
TsAlssa,
cotton rvan Ne
n. REMINGTON 4 SONS, Hon, NJ r.
ARMOHY ANp PRINCIPAL OFFlcE. LION. NEW YORK
.st 4, l,rnulw Sew
Mnltau suuars,G T. New York, Sewing Machines
lostan, 4 rrvluen Sewing Machines snl
lrnn,l
ii Louis up North Four
Tin. Charles frmllc)
sam0 ag state trnst am run
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
YIliI.t y-S6sy1ll

i lyarrst varieties ii ifate from tl.sr
thai ,t,en Ia Aafart 10 tauss lil h,sr
I'LL May. eMsng thsm ARR ssrlsttss that
gror n large ~ the Ehglish Julien hss.
frits
Full and eamrlets a4sosi mshi II Eser-
greens, Ornamental Trsrs sAl shluhhar.,
Email Fruits. ilpiisr rlsnts sri vegetable
,4saat. IL flrtr srusre,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
FACT TuE SECOND Tim, ,le Farm

eFs II IIaNHru tHal41" Ntt h'HlIf II sl'Hs
unt fsasti, tlai shrs atsl thelr faa 80 will
W. more heailk'til nth +hnninntr II fruit
sllss .yefs Farmer IN thr saunt, raslA ~
have, ind esn hase III ulshari md II
tAes hnsr orchards Int they snti hass
fruit, unlras ihts sts.ups Ia r4lr. their
beef nd APPLES ffnlnthr .am. trees and
tiiHi they ih.re ers Nsifi. Nj bn, It,tm nls
IiatIs Irtts. mi It'll sAFy afterwards
should ,akf care II iilem ha, their fanl.
li.t A.ts e. supplied With II. .ain.ahl.
ln.ufs ~ an abundance II lie, ae'ie.fpt
..4i 1 ss,b.slNtna FRUIT
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n M atm hsas 81 Nh NsfA II
smr1nt ~ ANs#Ml II sAFsAssA *ts@ts ah
rait ths 4isw in wsMaA Hhi sAtstsest Ae
tNn ~ lssh Al M stNglt rstfAsgs4 ata
i. s~sss NJ aw~sss visA *Afsss aiHf*Fs M
tAts sAs.s Al ~ sAaws w tesAsA ~ I'VE
sasAHatsse sHhs fsefstss
tl. s~e#g ssaAss
nsn III aalieN sf sfs srs - Afs~A ~ o.
FssH lfNssi wasfs skHwh walis
colt IA ssiis. the Mer. -
htttst ss4t& ess4esA*A.sasass# "
Nsss hvrsl ~ hsYsss ssl.st w ssilh
nes, And S~s lss. than = hsaa~~
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N6#f VI $3.50 AA fhf.
N 49, #H $3.50 M AAA w. 49,
nAt il II IA H4 i#is' sisHt
sWAae44 aAN8 M8 ss
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wtags - alse Nntisfsnl Itssa suts M
ialAaA fpass tiiaes ii ninh III thas
tf ~ stat, nusitt w. 49, tAs
lsfis Ii sHts NmaE Ast4 NAss staffs
fsNnssa ~ Il AAs4sg, ,taiian ~, ~
aatss. NIL saisiigfA tsatth sgWas fuls
tasA - sa4 Il s8H lstH Afsl Is.#a
Haffhs ansttsN sloase s,aatl iits
itAWtnnl li,Aetne f8Ha4l atti ts4lA5 i
irsa IT, tiseiii MaAialtf Natils t'r
itt~sm Firearms ffntalA atffl tie NIL
ilran istf~* rst4n#att 'it Whisky
tinr fraud ami iNilasls IN li4tt fAul
rstseNns. aha thr taesl4e III lht tans
sirts Ii. IL islrlt ,slnat. nl NH "a
ltN,F sisut tla III III iaiNftthAi ltf
NfirahI TIL .itn' stfftH tsHinst
Nv NIX tItN, itsnh III ihr Nrnile ii
atts IT. tiota 1Mtsf, from vlnlss.. Ansl
nn' II iii laafefs. NI eanl 81 TNsssi' :
implication nf @nh insn Will In u
ias slaHdei art haAli IT. spll III
Anvil fa't I'm ts ts iftp III republican,
VI, thaipis panglA llasinE ptpseni
IA Il ,'ll5naiiaa Ia tie President In
ihe eulue8l saer, nh.l tAfl NJ hAta il
delegation uf n.tamn~ for lhe I.n.
tonic rate, and ktliprr, Wells nn,l
Anderson company Ut NV Radical
rate, ttssa tse uillr, holders I'll
Charle stnn Atl'.lpgaiien fer vi. INN.
hprlaln race, ani thptr helnlr Il duly
delegation taee III lhe Nhiir l'u,ss
cnci II whom ALWAYS FL u lui iii Til
lInysls hh4fi.N. VI II alisg ssrd TIM
from itn lakes III Killarney thai,
come Il little itlarn.s, md thM uil'
flienl Tom Murphy 'ake lie leta Il
III, tstetld pFi,srfliatIan.
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fhn abesc premiums are ouefed With y
Wow u -, ~ sshlsit ot the fruit vfawn
III tie county b, tLst.e ~hs law hereto.
fare neglected IL bring nnt their tfiia be-
esase ,,nsh's 10 compete with m'sslf and
other Nurserymsit. therefore Nnfssrsmeh
arc excluded floM entering WI 'hc ahssc
Innli.lins
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27

Class I4-~i'elana ,hina, Chester White.
eaf9elk and EsssI, Hnine - class II.
t'Iass IN
nstt herd II hogs 81 my bred 20 nsis''
Iue sfisn or More n number shl esAsAin.
tnk II less, Two MALES 80 ~.
special hv hk rrerasr
FER tha sesl hisglsy Or hogs, Berkshire
tAAs, valued ~ III, ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
100000.
lies, Ia w I~r thousand
Billiards:

will, wind hrsnk. livery fufm Ianss
should ~ rfulertsi! from .Lr ~in's il. 'laAi
Ii Will lay IN .uinh,tl, economy hla
health
send ~ The Cfesee N,lr,ee..- for best
price II Evergreen md Forest Tres H.
Plant,
Arrla irees Hon Filler, Maple. and Nv.
rrRfs.ns Il, Npri.ran p,ires
Ain ts.fs i'faLms Chickens snl their
T.gss far hAicbinR
A. there II no nanes III laws Of Mime.
seia I'LL. sloek will IL sold An slms given
nnlil there should hs. ttutAe nnl 49, Ills
mi M Tiafk ahd laHrn my Ifit.r and
terms, rhi ,sui IuslYnsni mi &vif lhlar.
vi will 'rl' $50 TIM ,nnr welfare anl thai
IL thgse dependant nj you, Will ~ Pro-
NOTED Hnii protected ~ Luyiag snai Fruit
Trees. Ornamental Trees, shrslibsrS anl
fiuil trees ~ tl,s
GhEAiU M HSlaEfIss.
Address.
b. ~ OWEN,
2stf Crhafn. Iowa
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TWO FACTS.

rAtT THE rINsTs-fhat has. the
Tree. 10 veil tkst they linyo been grn~n
right hers al thu open prairie, aid ad'
ialnisg aresco, mud That they will ssand
The climate. AAd. tint Ind TOO dif.
ier.Gi varieties " Apples, vii rrnsn III
Howard County ~ exhibition r. the Fair
Of the Agricultural saeip,, hali IN sop
tsmhsr lafa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27

IT'D. 81. Ef7fNHVEfS, T1vHHI3H
aui implements ann Ais-
ulinne0ns.
Clan 7,.-tsxr,ables.
Choicest and lsrxsst dis
play 81 garden vsgst-
Hhiss raised by exhibitor 0O SU
Chttess dlapisy u posa.
toas true 10 natHt....a VI
Il sIeest M i,rg.t dis
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27

flAsA 10 Hogs. sweerFinkes
Open u MI breeds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-10

Mr., Goss, ut tho conclusion OF his
speech, gave the following as y clear
statement OF the governments policy,
not 10 the sanction oppression or tyran-
ny In part VI the world, 10 preserve
treaty engagements and set an exam.
Pile, which, II followed by the other
nations, would materially lead TO the
happlnels' OF the world. DeeplyIas We
regret IN war, 10 maintain the strlct.
ness OF neutrality between the con-
tending nations, outside Of the necessl-
Ties OF this actual war, and to malptaln
as they ought 10 DO maintained, rs any
British government would maintain, 4
those Interests OF England which ought
10 be maintained.
GALAXY, May 0, --Early lhla morn
Ing, the Russian batteries reoommeno-
cd cannonading 0haet, and at 0 a. m.
a brisk musketry fire was audible at
all points. Is,
BUCHAREST, May 0.-The artillery
engagement WAS renewed with vigor
late yesterday evening, between the
Turkish batteries ut Widden and the
Roumanian batteries at Kalafat, which
only ceased ut nightfall. The barracks
and cnstomhouse Ut Kal.iat were de-
stroytd, and the church injured. Wild
den was act on fire. The Turks 70.
sumed fire 10 day but the Roumanian
batteries were silent.
81, PETERSBURG, May GA tele-
gram from the Grand Duke Nicholas, q
dated ut Kischeneii, May 7th, IL M tol-
lows; All is well. The movement OF
troops proceeds undismrbed. The
Turks are entirely passive. Health Of
troops excellent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-10

Prime Minister Tissea, stated In the
Hungarian diet that the neutrality OF
Danube had never been expressly de-
clared; therefore, interference of neu-
trails with the operations of the bellig-
erents is impossible, while such ope-
rations are within the the principles Of
international law.
The Times Vienna correspondent,
In his dispatch discussing the military
situation in Asia, after speaking OF
the possibility Of Muhktar Pasha's
position becoming untenable from the
advance OF three Russian columns,
says: Fortunately for Mhhktar Pasha
there Is strong position at Deve
and Burne to the east OF Erzer0un, so
that unless he Is forced to accept bat
tie previously, the Russians may pos
sibly be heard of In the nelghborhood
OF Erzeroun, before the Turks even
make a second attempt at resistance.
The Turkish debut in the Asiatic
campaign can hardly be consid-
cred successful. The prominent idea
seems to have been to stop all the gaps
along the frontier, by which the Rus
slams might enter. IL would not be
easy to repair this scattering OF forces,
and Muhkta Pasha must have better
fortune than he had in Herzegovina,
II he can get back In time the portion
OF the forces wasted in Batoum and
Ardelplan, while 1t must take some
time to obtain relnforcements from
elsewhere.
The Times, in it's leader, speaking Of
the remarks OF Mr.. Cross, home sec
rotary, In the house OF commons, on
Monday night, on Mr.. Gladstone's
resolutions, says:
Mr.. Cross emphatically condemned
the misrule In Turkey, and unequivo-
cally declared that the government
would do nothing to protect the porte.
Thus an end is put to the reports that
the government Is inclined to let itself
be made an instrument Of the clamors
for war. Mr.. Cross, Of course, added
that the government would defend the
Interests Of England, and what Is more
important, he defined those interests
ave should protect the Suez canal,
guard Egypt, and not permit any pow.
err to interfere with the freedom Of the
Dardanelles and Bosphorus. Hence
we shall protect Coastantinople from
becoming the price Of conquest Thil
Is the essential part Of our policy, snt
Is also the policy Of all Europe. Non
Of the powers could permit the free
dom OF the Mediterranean and tn
Black sea to be hsmpered; but to sup
pose that Russia would defy the unite'
policy Of all the powers, by seIzinI
Egypt and Constantinople, Is 70 sup
pose that her statesmen are withou
the sense and wisdom TO be at large.
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EASTERN WAR.
The Rus lans Garry Everything
Before Them In AslatIc
Turkey.
With the Fall of Kars Muhktar
Pasha viii Abandon
Erzeroun.
In the West, the Turks Are More
Successful, Keeping tho Russians
Well Checked Kalaht BADLY
Battered
Mr., Cross, In the House OF Commons,
Condemns MIsrule In Turkey, and
Declares England win Do Nothing
to Protect the Porte.



LONDON, May 0.--The debate IN the
commons on Gludstone's emasculated
resolutions is adjourned to Thursday.
During the debate, Mr.. Robroek said
England might us well declare war
against the United States for the treat
ment Of the Indians, W. against Turkey
for the treatment OF the christians.
Berlin letters say that the Austrian
minister will inform the porte Of Aus
trials intent to occupy Bosnia and
Servia.
Russia is offering Inducements TO
Gel man and American naval officers,
engineers and machinists, aud "A
number are en-route for st. Peters
burg.
The Russian headquarters are ut
Kischenefl until the 18th.
The Russia party urge Prince Milan
TO make u convention between Servia
and the Russia minister. Russia pro-
test and Milan is undecided.
The failure OF the Russians to carry
Kars by assault is confirmed. The
suppositioD now Ii that the Russians
viii invest Karsk They have pro-
ceeded against Erzer0un. Another re-
port il, that Kars is about TO surren-
der, and that Muhktar Pasha will
withdraw, leaving Asia open to the
Russians.
A Reuters telegram from Ezeroun,
dated at 8 O'clock, Tuesday night
says The Russians are surrounding
Soghaule, and concentrating for an
attack on Muhktar Pasha's position ut
Bardice and Yenikoy. The Russian
force which occupied Bayazide is now
advancing In the direction of Khamon
and AntoD, leaving Karlilisa and Alas
kirt on their right. Bayazide has now
been placed under control of the Rus
sian project OF police.
Mr.. Layard telegraphs Earl Derby
that Turkey has extended the time for
neutral vessels to enter aud leave the
blockaded ports of the Black sea seven
days Vessels may enter until the
18th inst, and depart until the nth
instant.
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WASHINGTON.
Tho President and Secretaries or on
Tour In Philadelphia Looking
for tho Whig Party, Probably.
Sensational Rumor Of the Resignation or
Attorney-General Devon and Ms
Acceptance Of the Constantlnople
Mission Troops In Texas.
The Pension Agencies are Row she
Most valuable Offices OF the GOvcrM-
Moon Assoclated Press Report.l

msat
moon Associated Press report.
WASHINGTON, May . james ID.
Kennedy aud Sames M. Vance report
an interview with Postmaster General
Key, who spoke highly of Colonel Par.
ker's management OF the New Or
leans postotilce, and assured them that
there was no probability OF u change.
The friends of Marshal Pitkin ex.
press some uneasiness this morning.
Probable James Russell Lowell, Of
Harvard college, will DO rendered the
mission to Austria. aas
Secretary Sherman has Teen official
ly notified that the centennial board OF
finance have paid into the treasury OF
the United States 81 900, 900 on account
OF the appropriation made to the CEN
tennial exhibition, Halt the amount
was paid to the sub-treasury at Phila.
delphla, and the other half to the sub
treasury, at New York. There IL re-
naming 100000 to be paid next
week.
Official. The sixteenth infantry,
now Mt New Orleans, are ordered TO
Fort Leavenworth. The regiment will
move without undue haste, 30 as to
reach its destination In June.