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A Neutrality-suspicious. Romed,.

No remedial agent has ever been offered
30 the sick and dcblltated at all comparable
TO l0sietter's stomach Blttors, IN GASES of re-
mlItent aud Intermittent fevors, constipa-
ton, nervous ailments, rheumatism and dis
orders involving constitutional weakness or
phySc \ decay. 1t literally "works won
dera." Tho botanic ingredients which Its
spritnous basis holds In solution, act like
charm upon the brain, liver, bowels and
nervous system. There Is nothing In It's
composition that In not salublious. 1t con
tnins some OF the most potent tonics OF the
vegetable Kingdom and the Julces OF the best
aperient and antibill0us roots and herbs,
combined with perfectly pure stimulating
element The BlteiT are peculiarly adapted
to those engaged in eXhausting or un-
healthy occupations. M by It's uSo strength
IL sustained M TIE ability of the system ~
resist atmospheric and other Influences
prriudlcial to health largely increased.
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independence, Putnam and the pillow,
the crossing OF the Delaware. the in
auguration Of Washington, scenes dur
ing the late war, etc These scenes can
be represented on the vehicles which
will be ia the line, and cannot fail to be
creative of enthusiasm and instructive,
that is II "Old Prob does not launch
an avalanche of snow, drench the streets
with sleet and cold rains, or freeze
everything so tight that even the blood
of the average Neg Yorker could not
defy the weather out doors Colonel
Martin may design beautifully, but he
cannot accompany his designs with
appropriate weather.
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NEw YoRK has caught the infection of
Mardi Gras, and promises IS make q
grand display next Tuesday Colonel
Martin, formerly of New Orleans, has
been intrusted with the management of
the display, and he has designed night
spectacle representative Of the principal
scenes in the history of our country.
Beginning with the picture of an Indian
perched upon tree, shading his eyes
with his hand, gazing with amasement
at the appearance Of the Santa Maria,
which bears Columbus to the long
wished for land, and, to follow this, the
landing of Columbus, the arrival of the
Pilgrim Fathers, the battle Of Jexing-
ton, the signing Of the Declaration of
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The New York Hraid says that Mr..
Charles OConor, accompanied by Mr..
Fish, secretary of state, called upon
President Grant, on Sunday, and apollo.
gized to him "for what he owned was
Incorporate and unjustitiable language
used by Mr.. 0'Conor, in letter pub.
lished last summer The president re-
ceived Mr., o'Conors apology in the
spirit in which it was given, and it is
said the two spent some time in general
conversation.
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DALLAS COLLEGE
MALE AND FEMALE.

This college begins It's spring term, u ''.,,v
stll more favorable auspices, with al" ,n.
of thorough and experienced teachers, ,' mSa
day, January %, 1877. Every facility nn 1',,S
young ladies and gentlemen foracqu, ri.so.
substantial and refined eduoat''n' .,aral
mas awarded to those who have iha ,s,,abt
the prescribed course OF study. MUSIC .""s
by skillful and distinguished senl.' me
The primary department, un,s, oonor.
parental control Of an experienced . aoS ,or
will be the best place parents eau u 40 "a 10
their small children. Tuition rom 1~ "a "a
50 per month, payable monthly n..s,aspt.
John II. ALLEN, Prea'a''"
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The New York Sun and Cincinnati
Enquirer, two of the ablcst and most in
dependent Democratic newspapers in
the United States, view in sullen and
dogged silence the formation of the last
and greatest returning board, They are
felrful of the issue, Heaven forbid
that their forebodngs should be realized.
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In the first decided vote in the com.
mission, we sec startling evidences of
part2anship. The seven Democrats vote
solidly one way, and the eight Republi-
cans just as solidly the other. The
American people will look upon such
action with feelings of the profoundest
humiliation and regret, They had
hoped that this commission, greater and
grander than all other human tribunals,
SO exalted as to have no peer in tho
worlds history, would have scorned to
stoop to vote for party against the right
Yet it seems that on the very first
momentous issue presented to their
consideration and demanding their de.
cision, the Democrats vote one way and
the Republicans the other. We hope
that the future may explain the vote of
Wednesday, but ii is to be feared that it
is susceptible of no explanation other
than the one suggested.
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TnE commission rule to not 90 be
hind the returns, but that it is permis,
sible to inquire into the eligibility Of
electors, While the ruling was osten.
sibly made in the Humphrics case, it is
manifest that it will bea precedent for
settling the Cronin.Watts business.
Democrats seem to be in danger of be-
ing circumvepted.
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To the Working Class!

We are now prepared to furnish Nll q at ,Ss
with constant employment ~ huine' ma.
whole o. the time or for their SPARE nO
ments. Business new, light and pronta,o'sSo
Persons Of either sex easily earn nom HnrS U
cents to 81 per evening, and prOpoi W ,hs
sum by devoting their whole time 10 ' ns
business. Boys and girl earn tea a n,Sotice
may send their address aud test me W. r.
ness, we make this unparalleled olSr ;ssnJ
such as ere not well sat SIZED we VII, st
one dollar to pay for the trouble OF wnt'd nI.
Fun particulars, samples worm severn o,v n
lars to commence work on, ana cuiyn
Home and Fireside, one of the laIgc !soo INV nv
best illustrated publications, all SEM ', nroii.
mail. Read n, IL you want perlnaee hvtY To-,
aLle work, address, GEORGE sIlhsoSsa J9m
Portland, Maine. hhEouo.-
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The Moody movement, says the
Christian Onion, is in reality combina-
ton and partial combination of three
movements; |, A movement toward
an active Christian union, not on the
basis of any creed but in that of the
Bible alone; u union not to establish u
school of philosophy, but to promote
active christian work, Q. A movement
for the more thorough study of the
Bible, accelerated by the importation
of English ministers who are more Bib
lical and less dogmatic than their
American contemporaries. B. A move
ment for the ingatheling of outsiders,
which has been gaining Roadway for
fifteen years. The conclusion is that
the power is in the movement, not in
the man, and that Mr.. Moody's success
il due to the fact that he has compre-
hended the spirit of the age and has
conformed to it.
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The Statesman The Dallas county
grand jury found six hundred indict-
mcnts and true bills, Each that is tried
will inilict an average cost Of from $500
to $4,000 upon the county, and yet the
people say that the suppression Of the
retail whisky business will ruin the
[ own.
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Has been made by DIR. i'utt, OF New York,
which restores youthful beauty to the HAIR
That eminent chemist has succeeded In pro
duclng Hair Dye which initiates nature to
perfection. Old bachelors may now rejoice.
2wlS
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WASHINGTON Cry was stunned at the
partiGan action OF the Commission,
There is no question but that the whole
country will deplore its course
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The fair daughter of Secretary Fish
is pretty IN pale blue.
Detroit Free Press "Many of the
white men In California will not sit ut
n hotel table with n Chiuaman, but
will follow him two miles after dark to
borrow money of him.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING ;;:: FEBRUARY 0.

DAN VOORHEES, thinks that the action
of the Commission is blow that gives
the Democratic side the first black eye.
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HIS rrown was dark her smile was bright;
She always laughed he wore scowl
His teeth were black her teeth were white /;
Her breath was sweet; his breath was foul;
lie used no SOHOnONr-and she
Used SOZOUONr continually.
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ELLING HOUSE--An elegant dwell
town OF La Sronoe, ON the Pacific road, %
miles east of Dallas, win be exchanged
Tor almost any kind Of personal property.
rho house has live good rooms, is two stories
high, nicely painted without and papered
within; has gravel walks, gooi fence, and
one oi the finest underground cisterns in the
STATE. Address, II. II. hnglisn, Herald office,
ilnlS-tT
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Physicians md Surgeons,

Jno. II. Morton, M. D., Physician and sur
con, office over First National Bank. H9s'
ence corner San Jacinto and Harwood st'.
alias, Texas, Calls to the country pronlpLS
ttnndah. n"''ln
NJ ATIUNAL HOTEL, Snea1 " VIII PI,U,,
~ prietors, Pacific Avenue, oppOSIti NY
Elevator. lin-
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-Four limo Advertisements irsolt,h l"i.eiu
mi, cluInn ipr rN,ly.tlYr t.nir ono
ut lbr rotr ui Five ,uts pa Inc ioi th'h
tubsyqHout Insertion.
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VI gam for cash, or VIII exchange for
Ureech-loading shotgun. Address b. l.. IT,,
Her Id Office. tebl 70
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kgANTED-ro rent n house of seven or
w eight rooms, near business centre, hnit-
nblc Tor boarding house. Address Is. g., MS
Office. ieb'y 7-2t
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ThurmOnd, Willard& Fletcher. Auys az
Law, 81 Main street, up stairs. ocIodim
j. M. Hayes, Attorney at Law, 2Ol Com
merce street (south OF Courthousel, Dallas,
claims. aprltt
W. .. Oldham, office In Mltchle's building
opposite the LeGr0nd hotel, Main street.
janlIdtf
John NJ. Stemmors, Attorney at Law, NO
200 North Side Public square, upstairs
Oct29-ltf
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by A YOUNG MANA good penman,
ID quick and correct Ut figures, Can refer
70 Dallas compress and f. Il NJ. National
Bhnk, fhiiadeIpllia. Salary TO suit eul-
ployer, Address 4. NnnCulin, Box 70, DALLAS.
tshp 81
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nNO EXCHANGE for Merchandise: lsUO
Il acres of Land In Hood County; title
good, iii trade part or tho whoc. Adore s,
L y. Box No. s, Wills Point, Texas. janl3-lw
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10 Trad, Mcronand's so.

HOITAGE-A nice cottage Of or 3 rooms
y In good location. Address BOX l7Ol
iCbG-Zt
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


Solicitor in Bankruptcy United states Dia-
trict Court at Tyler. ONCE, All Elm street
dallas, Texas. Speciality in all matters ID
bankruptcy, Proofs Ofdebt taken thrOush'
out the United states. Charges reasOhao!e
sept2}dlm
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nNE carriage and one hair mattress. APP
W ply NJ 1903, Grimm street leb92t

A GOOD FARM-Uf 1Ve or six hundred
N acres, nJur Meridian Bosque county.
Una hundred acres in cultivation. Plenty ut
land well limbered and wen watered, good
peach orchard, tenant hOuIes, crabs, etc. I'M
mediate possession given. Term, $1,000 Gash;
balunCu on time. Price sl0ner acre. Address
j. II. sIANDEFEk, Marundale, Caldwell
county, Texas. ieD3'lw
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To Rent.

4 OIL wish TO buy a lot In good location
l and neighhorhuOd. Siz3 lOxl2i, or larger.
Address BOX l7Ol. fehG2t
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Al liKOH- French Plate Mirror, 3HAl%
IfA feet, suitable Tor bar. BLYTHE CO.,
~ Elm street. toO3-2t
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nuuuce ". -, BidUnW, Esq, as n can.
dldalc for the otiics Of Recorder u the c-iy ot
Dnllns. Election April next
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INWO Beautiful Residence Its, in Ne
L brdskn town of over 1000 population.
Address, Leonard, Herald Office. tsUl-iw
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For Sale.

SlX Business Lots in town Ia Nebraska,
- over 5000 population. Address, Leonard,
Herald Office, iehl-lw
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U'MU Good Needle Girls 10 learn Dress.
4 making Apply 7US Main street, AT
o'clock, inn1.21Lp
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hWELlING HOUSE IN town In tbrnSka
- ,pulNtiou over $3.50; ON railroad aud
Missouri river Address, Leonard, Herald
ufirn iebl-@
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pKlCk FOX SALE In quantities from
I'D 40. 10 100000. Apply 10 Fat Mullln, IN
lurl upposile City MlllS, lanl2
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WIN. MORRIS, ninc.ycrr old orphan, de-
w hlrrs To mud hi, ubclc, Nelson Darby,
In Texas. Any one knuwlngh Whereabouts
nddrebs, VIM. Morris, unlas, Texas. dec2D
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Manitoba White Girl, in ~ family OF
w three. Must ne good washer and
IrOmer. Auula Ss lOSLOIucn NON Ii lnnA
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lime NOrE-Lettcr, IoOAFpp and Hu
Z llend paper ut the Citt Drug Store
docl2-im
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A LAW LIBRARY OF Forty Volumes.
N address, 4, Tins office. JAM
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Wanted Situation.

4 WHITE GIRL, from 10 to Is years OF
IN age, 10 1--we with u small family III the
city Address W. q Herald Once. dec3l %
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4 AND-OlU acres OtgOou land 10 exchange
IA for lumber. Address IS HERALD office,
ueCI0-Lt,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
THE NEXICAN BORDER.
HONEST EFFORTS OF THE MEXICAN GENERALS TO
SUPPRESS RAIDING-NEED OF MORE TROOPS
ARREST OF ESCOBEDO

HONEST EFFORTS OF THE MEXICAN GENERALS TO
SUPPRESS RAIDING-NEED OF MORE TROOPS
ARREST OF ESC0BEDO.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 22.-Telegrams
received from military headquarters indicate that there
every to believe Gen TreynO and Gen. NarangO
second in command under him, are really in earnest
about using what troops they spare to suppress raid
ing from their side OF the Rio Grande but they their
efforts crippled blythe necessity oikeepng their troops
the qui rice for parties OF revOutionss referring to
Escobedo and Valdez who organizing this side,
and whose advent in Mexico is expected daily. Gen.
Ord doing oil he break up any such organiza-
tons, but the population outside Of the towns ON the
border is exclusively Mexican that it is matter OF
tine greatest difficulty for the United States troops to as
certain the whereabouts Of the insurgent bands. Col
Chae has ont several scouts TO break reported
organizations but before can reach them they dis
persc and reassemblo elsewhere. The United States
officer in command at Rnggold Barracks has been
ordered to dsperse any armed bands Of rovouOnists
who may be assembled there.
Capt " Waite has just returned to Fort Duncan from
scout fifty miles down The Rio Grande search Of
band Of Ird0's adherents under Valdez, but
cessful iudng them In fact. the troops kept
busy hunting for LcrdO revOluOnists rs they in
scouting for Indians and other raiders For this reason
Gen Ord should have troops once. he is striy
ing give the Mexican authorities ir showing. The
latter be expected tO guard tue frontier very
closely against raiders Wncn greater
them from the Lerdo leaders IN Texas For this reason
Gen Trevno rcticent his dispatches to Cen ord as
to the exact location OF the troops he has posted 10 head
of the RAIDERS, as he doubtless fears the EscOOedo men
might and makeuse OF the knowledge but he has
given assurance that the Mexican troops have been
placed in positions they will probably intercept
any raiders escaping from Texas better feeling pre-
walls.
GALVESTON. Texas, July PA snecial dispatch Of
Yesterday The Ncirs from Rio Graude CITY says
There il great excitement here account OF the arrest
this morning before daylight, Of Cen EscObedO and
staff by Col Price, Of the United states Army, command
ing RnggOld Barracks EscODedO intended TO cross the
river to-day tomorrow, after receiving arms 10y this
mornings steamer"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

VICKsBURG, Miss. July 22.-1Ee steamer Golden
Rule roof omega Landing No lives
were The boat unfavOrabo position for raising
BmDEFORD Me- July 22.-Bank Examiner Bolster
has concluded H Official examination Of savings bank
and reports that he found them ali In healthy condition.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, July 22.-1n the Court Of
Quarter Sessinns Judge Fell sentenced Edward Lynch
Tmery Uess and Edward Wright convicted Of assaulng
young LADY each fifteen years imsris0nment
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, July % The North 1meriodn
Yesterday moved into It's building the Of
Seventh Chesnutss aud Monday morning The paper
will be issued from the new Office.
PouGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, July 22-While attempting
cross the Thomas Cornell al TINS place
last night ~ a small boat James Mcdonald and Nliam Brown
were drowned By the steamer running tie boat down.
BUFFALO, n. Y, July 22-The charges made
against the contractors and officials connected with The Gey
cred a. grossly exaggerated. or without foundation
SAvANNl All, Ga, July 22.-The bill for an injunc-
ZION 6ed by Savannah to restrain the
eiIy from paying OF kind for Indebted
ness meeting OF the bond lolde IT, when cannot
DO Lad until November next, has boep denied.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
ON TILE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.
THE RIOTING IN PITTsBURG.

THIRrY-SIX HOURS OF wAR-A REGIMENT pRiNFN
OUT or TowN-rHREE MILES Oh CARS AND
BUILDINGS BURNED.
PrTrsBuRGH. Penn, July 22.-There has been
terrible work IN this city for two days The excitement
an saturday eliminated in crisis at D. n, anu since
that hour there has been almost constant rotlng des
ton Of property and fighting between the troops and
the mob.
At t31O y. m on Saturday word received by the
troops M the Union Depot that the crossing
ot the outer depot Of the Pennsylvania Railroad was
crowded with immense mob, who obstructen
the road and all proceedings A plan OF ac-
ti,n was at once concerted. The Sheriff was to at
tempt 10 make arrests and not succeeding to call upon
the military for This being the understand
m the ttoops set along the track and reached the
vsntv-eigbth-st. crossing shortly before o'clock.
The railroad track being bOckadcd by strikers com
netey the Black Hussars ordered to clear the way
Not being able to do so, another company was
seut 10 their aid The military advanced with
fixed bayonets. The were met by shower OF
stones and missiles from the crowd They opened a
shorp and rapid fire the mob IN return for this as-
.oult and the strikers retreated a panic toward
East Liberty.
The following the list OF casualties resulting from
This encounter so far as can be ascertained
KILLED
Henry FISHER plumber
J,con NrwMAsrER a member Of Company Capt.
Keis) 10Th Regiment, Instantly, pelhg shot through
the head while standing on the hillside.
Cu,rsEY conductor Of freight train.
WILLIAM RAY.
j. DEARMER.
Jous ROWE young man. who lived only short time
join MCCARTHY.
WOUNDED
CHARLES WHITE, shot In lex.
- BUCHANAN, hoy, shot In left lung
MRs f. KEEsER. shot through While standing ~
her doorway.
| A LITTLE GIRL, shot In leg.
DANIEL WILLIAMS, freight conductor, OF Greensburg, sc
riously.
rapsar BgcKrR. private Co F. lst Re giment Phiiadel
| pnia hit ON head with a stone.
| Ed JAMESON seriously, will probably die.
| SAMUEL W. BoYI. shot through thigh. seriously.
| A .os OF A. l. PArrERsos. Lee nearly shot OF
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
A FIGHT IN DAKOTA.

DEADwooD, July 22.-Deputy Sheriff Wiser,
who in yesterday from the Red Water, about
twenty miles from here reported that he met Sergeant
in command OF ten soldiers who warned him to return
town with them. The Sergeant reported that the Gov
ornment surveying party with Lieutenant Lemly's com
paDy were attacked this morning by Indians, six miles
above the mouth Of the Red Water. The fight lasted
about two hours The surveying party Lost two eamsers
and blacksmith killed also five mules. The Indians
captured the wagons of the party taxing the surveyors
guns ammunition ana instruments. The party still
surrounded and needed aid, which organized
their assistance. Col Evans commanding Fort
Laramie ordered a detachment Of cavalry stationed at
Chey enne River TO the relief OF Lieut.. Lemy.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
TIE RoYAL CANADIAN INSURANCE. COMPANY.

ALBANY, n. Y, July 22.-The statement
eegraphed to tile New York Office of the Royal Canadian
Fire Insurance Company that the Insurance Department
had issued certificates OF authority TO it to resume bust
ness ia this state forwarded by agent of the Company
is premature. The representatives of the Company
showed satisfactory proof to the Department that the
impairment It's home capital had been made good but
under tie law foreign company is required to have
5000 600 capital n tins State and file satisfactory proof
fact and the Superintendent will require proof
that they have that amount here before he viii issue the
certificates 1t is very likely that such proof will he
forthcoming by Monday and in that the certificates
will issued The method Of making up the impairment
IN the nome capital by reducing the capital from
100000 to $500 600 which they authorized to do
under Law of the Dominion Parliament, passed last
Winter aud by providing by subscription for the pay
ment of the st. John fire losses
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
ENcLAvD,s wARLIKE PREPARATIONS.

LONDON, July 22, 1877.
A Portsmouth dispatch to the Press Association
savs men have been workngOn iron-ships all to-day
Sunday. Ii is reported that 800 troops Will be
despatched in the Euphrates on Thursday next Tor
an unknown destination, and that 1,5OO more Will
follow on Friday in the troop-ship Crocodile.
Tie Standard publishes the following prominently
eve are informed that orders have been received
nj Aldcrshot for the 3D. sth and 10th Regiments
70 embark for foreign service on we'd
nesdav and the 10Th and Tooth Regiments
Will be held in readiness for Immediate
embarkation. Our military correspondent states
that these troops will 90 to Malta. Eneiand,s
forbcarance has a 1imit Even should II
ultimately become necessary to send British
force TO protect COnstantinople from falling into
Russian hands. The Government could not shrink
from the responsibility without betravng its trust
The Timcs's correspondent at Pera, telegraphlng
under date of July 20, states that an lntimatlon
from the Palace was volunteered to English cores
pondents generally that they would be permitted to
telegraph that Russian occupation of Constantinople
was imminent. They were, however, informed sub
sequcntly that the kilograms Of only certain cores
pondents would be allowed to pass 1t is believed
here that the Palace party would welcome the ap-
proach of the British feet