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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29
TICKETS, sl.O0; to be lad a, Bashford X Co.'S. Carriages will he In Attendance. Doors open a, : Play a: o'clock.
SherIff's sale.
TERRITORY OF AtIZ tNA
 CoUNtY or lANAYAL

A"''' CorsiT rcp"r p or Y,HhrHL
 Bv vir u- .f au ,N-cHr.t t.srsd Of Inc Tis'tri Court of ih~ rtiri 5nl. tsl pisie' iu atd 'o- tis County avnpa, Tr' ory o' ArEuaa dnl, aiir-t+,i he 5,n dA, oi Ju7- is7. and iirrr'yi iu fv,,r uf C H Gruung ri u id Hui sius, tI- P,Hsl ''el' and silver Ntanr CuaTany d~ien tsHi ht whf-h au' rnaur {, uak- '' ,f ths pvF.nal r'priy s' sii defendant an f -ufr~ni T-rs | i.r. frrty ctnro' b~ iCu 'hru 's h- p1rIty lhs oi ihr-~ hun dr, and piuefy ate 6s 100 d srs damage aud tight huut el and G,rry .au 5-lon i together Niih ,.rrinr ros', have 'rvcl uTssn ani taken all tk- rxh' le and in'-r--t vh ia h" ai d-feasant had ih : h daS O Jane is75 ui iu anI ts the follow ng dssr ih- d rfopeffv tn-'vE:
 Tl- iurnar~ hui'dn g. grorrl> and a arrnrtsran ih-rrunt b-hBFug situated a' Nalntt trNs cinfy an, Trrrit uEre-,ii kn.vn The I1al Gold atiSil Mining i'unfaaN . frpar-. Ctss iag sf s'ean engine. one boiler and marhiuyry. Nuiice Is hereby given that on
 Sa,urda 7. the 3oth Day of June 1877. Hc,uscr 'hr hovrs of 9o,hck. A M. anl o'ciock r NJ will .N-ps- for ,ale ulsu thr Ifrui cs uf said comIgy WanLt tir the atssv- drs fibei rlr,riy and i sli ch th-r. oi pub ie f.' c.sh may be ncc.sssiy satisfy i "Ne-aii,u unt al
 ID. r. BON LRS S5erif. Prescott June < lS'7 w4w POSTPONENENT-1h he siove sale IS hereby post rou, until tie 10th day of July. s51 th, ssms tme and pacr. ED. T. BOWERS >h-riH Prescott A. r. June S9 lss5. jrs93
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29
Wool Quotations.

NEW YORK. June ao--Wool is in better demand, Receipts of Spring California arc readily taken on arrival, Prices are strong and tend upward. Fall is quiet and firm. x ues of s0,00O pound, Spring st 2iis
 BosroN, June 20-Thsro is little change in thc " .ol market. The ass irtment is quite smal. A god supply Of Spring Is offering, ard meet, with @od demand at 2aGsj5 There arc Eo washed Ohio, Penn sylvania ur Western ieeccs in the marke! uf con, qnrntr, and u1wsshrd is selling ai e5Gal TcHss Waut is in god d'mand ui 25W35 Uaea-hsd cum5las and drlaiue Is seIliu. at a1 1si 40
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29
Sa,urday 7. the 3oth Day of June 1877
Aheriif's sale.
TERRITORY or AEznNA, COUNT OF YAvlrAI-ss. LEvi BAsnFoEp. Plaintiff vs CU,S L. HAIL ai 1
 AfLvNN l.. HNlI- his wifi. Defcudauts

TERRITORY or AEznNA, COUNT oF YAvtrtI-ss.
 LEvi BAsuFoEp Plaintiff CUNs l.. HALL a | AfLV,NN l.. HNlL his vii. Defendants
 Bv yjrtu ai nr-r uf ssnei uur nf The dis ri count uf Inc thd i1tcia ,tri in and for the cuuatv "i Navars' Territory ui ArE,na duly Lttes el uuit e al "i sad ecu an ile sbh day of .uu- lr.1 bV wa'ch 'ritr am commanded Co ptocv-d cc of sa snd |" sci thc following described Prrmi>.s WI . IhU pvt utIT rirre. ptrce ui lAnd sitg4te Chin" Na-y in ibe uLtV Oi lAyap in thr T-lrifory "i AuE"na containing .tut bundr,d and len a-irs n"w si and culi. by the ali,- nan, lrirnd,ns and being boau'i "u the s'hesI by lc. of Han nah tssilc aud on he c.st by tie ranch uf Uamb- A b~ktr aud "n The northeast by The ch of ,curgr banghaTt, and vn the by Ills and b.iug mur. par. hcu"rly d,scrlh the s0ush,asI qullt,r t.) nuthwc Qur.r ttl aI the hrsst qua ts vf the so"ttW"si quarter .f section (l and all oi The suthNe't aIter ,. of Inc northeast quarter H anu oi ihe northwest quarter ) of the >uuucas quarter cl t s' section tweutytwo C ia townshp seventeen ND north oi rAUEe two @ west lies west O The main wagon mad radiag fr ranch ui George Hang ha C" Prescott in sait county v lav#pt aud Trrr,ry u Arsuna the st Tad Ue ng h~ dvidng line bvtw cen Inc FsLch ui said Chares L. Hall and Campbel Baker: and also the igatng cssH and ditches thereon u an wise a'n ihvrvtu and wsers flowing through Inc sIinc used ior The watering and irrgain. said hni anu premises, together win all the hestifameuts and arpur unto saii land h-lonEiu or in auy Wise aPseraiung thereto N0ce is hcreey given that an
 Saturday, 2lst day of July, 1877,
 Al the house door tn the town Of Present. in ,s county and errir ", vi ,er fr sale and rr,e.s k, se at public aarn tu the hg hest bidder kE cash he No'Nr scle- premises uash taererf al. may he necessary 'o satisfy thr snt u sad order dcstea , 9g made and al t,s's as am commanded aud ;he law
 Prescott, June % ls77 irsa5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

EAsTEHN WAg NLws. Apparently but liule ohtuge has taken place ia the 'firs uf ih, cnntcndiug Armies si1os our las, week, is>ar Tiie l,u sians have crossed suu- nf thHir forces oyer the Danube. and s,m, sharp battle, have taken place; still ihc auuie. maintain nearly the same pn,i- ij,1., wilb .l advantage gained iy the Rus siars Elgiaud, ,iiiI vith Isalous eye on tussls. co8Iinue, tl uogc heE troop, aiout aa1 place ibem To invaluable p lsi'ions. Four iesu iaau.ald have recently h-en placed iu po..tion e. pFo,eo,, s.oald necd bc, the NueE Canal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

WEsT PuINT-iu thf graduating class of West Point. to. ls5.. uho received their d.p'gma. ou thc i3t.t ios' vr notice fie name uf Wm Black of Pennsylvania, as No. L. Robert VI stevrus, nephew of Lewis A. al oHr town. and brother Co Mr- MaXey and iia S.rtca< also residents of our village, ,tn1d g. Bss' l. Butler. son ,f Gen. But. lcr. graduated ii John Bjgciow. Jr. s'n of tb. S-,rtaFg uf tAe State of New l"rk. came oul No 46 and Henry Q. Flipper. the dr,i Co'orsd cadet that ever graduated a, West Point. siood Nc 50
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice 1!

TAKE WARNING. Chr patron. who knoy then, uu'r i'y thr luIh uf .'uI, ~ VI 'a" "'uc wont buy bay aud Crain or rav our deb.s
 BNhN ED X RAGlCK.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29
EStr3y Horse.

Taken np on Campbell & nlksr's ranch Cbi,o ,,.,,.. June e,h. le'1 I r'tn horse b,ut seven ,a. 1s " ''r" hands high braodr,l ll ou lr hi u, bl' ei "vner wl l ase cali prove lr.perty md '"'A aErs iouN NJ ,tH. " "-' " dsm
 thlno valley, Jun 6o rs7; HHrHELL' s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29
4 CITY lN A, sL>.i
The Fire In sl. Jahn. M Brun.wiels !.

F1e Hundred d,res Buraed orcr-Ft,sG ThOusqnd People 1T me cs ->irfy L,res Los Loss, IKeG'y MAi,Rs- insurac Fee Mj. iioa.-.ii ippsli JJr .Iid Chicago starts aud o,i.er ciieS fJ.lOir.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

John Baker, Grant Blake ana Doc Foster, all of Greenwood, in Mohave county, got into a TOW oyer game of cards few days since al that place. Ihen either Baker or .......
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

ou'cksilyer Is oaly woth 42 ocais Tor pound iu Sn Funeisc1, and the marki Is quoted as being dull
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

X Times Washington special. of June lG, says: The FcPort that the President and Sherman had a confs,oIce last night on the silver question, and that thesc are some differences between them on this question, is uniounded. There has been no special conference between the President and Secre- tary with reference 10 this question. The President is disposed to regarG wi.', ,.a favor the remoniuzation of silver, but as vet he has not reached a definite conclusion. He is >uIf ar tHe question NIIH ,.r. and ava.. tns .aiat.- nl every e. p.r-laitE tn inform l.a upon x
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29
AtheTIcan Laundry.
AIortc4uma street.

r..-- Hsri .H' Ho'i~ne1 and toro m Tn '-~ style. Also, Washing dome g- most ''.. I'...- ta+H.ua-. -us.eii.d
 Aasilu-s BROWN X BRAN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29

I'n' Banning has recently shipped into Arlzona' over the Southern Pacific railrosd '"'' '07i nf sheep, and lost only ~,ro,
 'Nc sh..s ui. le .. a '''' ''s flr. u.r...H .i .s..r. tu .. .turst
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mexican War veterans.

''N ~' Tlsfe aIl u. ua-sfins ,f tts Meat an Naf N"lsfae- tn Aafifd4, JUss fHa 70 t'r s-ssr o' W ii Grove Aitftaa .fr.ft af tsaes un iHis ss co ttf-.rf sarr Al "a, f541s ttr Nsst aH War rf" fnssl t sfruA. fiy ,fleI f hAt " 'ha f' an
 " H STtTE ~s e-rfsFy. Tf,s-,Ft AfFeaa Jas- e5 i~-7 d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-05
TeIegrapilic Summary.

There are niue vessels from the Long Islam,
6shiog fleet missing with their crews, and ar,
supposed to have touuderad al seq during tht
late gales.
George Sharp, jr., diamond merchant o.
Atlanta, is missing from New York. A cursors
investigation shows that he owes to the street
brokers over $4,000, for which he had
pledged SCU 900 worth Of diamonds. He col
possession Of all these diamonds before he dis
appeared. A reward has been offered for bis
capture. Some persons hint at suicide.
A Chicago dispatch says: The whiskey REQ,
tifers of the eountEy have entered into q com.
binaton to place the price Of their products ca
profitable basis, and at tho sans time above
suspicion of crookedness.
Trenor w. Park, Of New York, whose fail
ure was noticed yesterday, says that be has
made arrangements by which he is able and
ready to meet all bis engagements, aud all Just
claims against him will b. paid when presented.
The fire which occurred 10 Jessup l. Moore 8
paper mills ct Wilmington, Del, yesterday,
was more serious than at first reported. The
loss is now estimated at from 100000 to
100000, upon which there is Sl25 900 insur,
snee, which is svdcd among fifteen com,
panies.
An explosion occurred this morniog 10 Jew
ett's stores, corner Of Front street and Burling
clip, New York, 10 d large white lead house.
1t was caused by barrel OF saltpetre. 1t is re-
ported three men were killed--two Workn p
aud Mr. Jewett, head Of the frm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-05
News OF tho Day.

For the FIRST time 10 three years the rcpubl
cans have elected the entire State ticket 10
Rhode Island by the people. The plurality Tor
Governor and Lieutenant Governor Is about
500, For the remainder Of the State ticket 1t
is two or three times as large. The republicans
have large msjority 10 beth branches OF the
Asse mbl?.
The Peoria and Rock Island Railroad, With
all its belongings, was sold at auction yesterday
at Chicago under decree in favor Of the first
mortgage boudholders at $3.50, 900. The second
mortgage bondholders will get nothing. The
road cost seven years ago two million doI!als,
and its total bonded Indebtedness is 81 5000
A courier from Spotted Tail band arrived
at Deadwood last night, and reported that
Spotted Tail, Crazy Horse aud niue hundred
warriors are camped on the Belieiourcht, en-
route to the agency to accept terms Of peace
Sitting Bull still holds out, but has lew war
rlors.
A qualroou courtesau named l4ucy Freeman,
formerly Of l4ynchburg, was yesterday burned
to death 10 New York. Before she died sht
declared that she had quarrel with man
who lighted match and set FIRE to her clothes
The police have not yet found clue t. thi
murderer.
The Gulf and Western Texas Railroad, G
which eighty miles are in operation betNea'
Indianola and Cuero, was sold at y. >. Mar
shas sale yesterday To CommodaTa that'f
M organ, Tor 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-05
Protection for tho Fisheries.

| A correspondent Of the Washington Rtrhb
| publican OF this morning says ~-
While you have referred TO the Great lie.
crease III the shal sod herring 10 the Potomac
consequent upon the modes OF tshlug, and can
not too strongly or too often urge tue adoption
| OF the most efficient measures i1r the pr0trC
tiou aud artificial multiplication OF these fish,
| there 10 another species, OF peculiar vanr To
the ueople residing up0n the Potomac, Tlilcti
| IS fast becoming scarce, aud which rapc cllily
! demands protection. refer 10 the Striped
bass, or rock fish, found &! almost all sc:ao.!l IL
| the Potomac, aud formerly extremely abundant.
| This fish, as is we'll EnoWn, attuins 4 weight Of
| from fifty to eighty pounds, though rarely sf"n
| in our markets even Of the former size. But
even if it reached al maturity no greater weight
| than eight or ten pouuds-With what earnest
ness ought those who can Influence public
opinion 10 this matter TO protest that the To-
tomac fisheries should be protected, when
| such fish is continually offered Tor sale in our
markets as bunch fish, the Individuals not
weighing more than eight or ten ounces?
If, as you observe, laws should be passed
limiting the number oil seines and gill nets
and also the time Of fishing" as tending to
shad, why should not the most stringent laws
be exacted to prevent the sale Of striped bass
until they have obtained certain weight, say
four pounds? The United States Commission
OF fish and fisheries is successfully solving the
problem of stocking new waters with shad, sa!.
mon, and other useful food fishes, and the au.
thoritics Of most Of the States arc cooperating
in this important work, those oil Virginia and
Maryland being particularly concerned 10 re.
gard to the fisheries 10 the Potomac Does it
not seem exceedingly unwSe. to say the least,
to neglect the preservation and protection OF So
valuable a fish as the striped bass, with which
the Potomac is still partially supplied and
which, if permitted to attain to considerable
degree its natural growth, would furnish al I'M
mensely greater amount OF food than 1t pro.
duccs at present 10 the wiekedly wasteiul man
ner OF its capture and sale already referred to !
Without discussing at present the manner IN
which this protection OF the rock fish may be
most etfectualIy accomplished, ii would seem
probable that this may be done 10 very great
degree, if not entirely, by the enactment by
Congress for this district, and by The States at
Virginia and Maryland, Of 0 law prohibiting
the capture and sale OF any fish Of that kind
having a less weight than may be deemed the
best standard for the ultimate production of
the greatest amount Of food
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-05
Louisiana.

The Board Of Directors appointed by Gov.
Nichols took charge Of the City Hospital YES
terIay. This institution IS III sad condition.
Saven or eight hundred patieuts anu III money.
TO dag will be observed as uiamoliat day IN
stead Of tue G;h as heretofore, Friday benz:
set apart Tor the Nichols mass sueetlas At H..
iayatte square All places Of bu5nea. wi! prob
ably close at uoon on that day.
.GoV. Nichols aud Mr.. Packard. aud pioin'
nent aaherents Of both, concur 10 Tue oPinlon
that very little OF practical good tan result from
| the labors of the commission. Both Packard
| and Gov. Nichols say that any fusion Of the
Legislatures il impossible. Packard says that
he can and will make no compromise; that his
case is stronger than that OF the President .
ADD the President must know il. Ii lie Is "a;
riGcad, he says, lie will be heard from III an
uumistakabe mauntr. Gov. Nichols, Oh Tie
other hand, says that his authority - 81 lln''
| ycrsaiiy acknowledged I'LL over the State that
Lc cannot discuss his ri ghts with au5 one
Some of his friends advise hi1u to refuse all
Official intercourse with The commissioners tn.
| til they recognize him rs Governor. The coin.
| mission will, however, be received AMI treated
| with all due courtesy by Gov. Nichols.
! Gov. Nichols now has legal quorum III tie
Senate, according to returning board figures,
aud will, it is thought, 10 lew days have 4
similar quorum 10 the House. Packard a''-
| thoritv IS confael TO the limits OF the state
House. Many co!ored republicans say that
Packard caunot sustain himself even II the
troops are not Withdrawn. Packard evidently
| feels this himself, Tor he is exceedingly down
hearted.
Paokarls Legislature held 4 secret can.ne
yesterday afternoon Tor the purpose, ii possible;
of arresting tue detectious 10 Nichols. + ackaEI
! made speech, imploring them 10 hold GA to
him at least till after the arrival OF the coin
mission. lie said if they would do this their
cause might he gained, otherwise all would be
lost. His appeal had the effect 10 eztort re,
luctant promise from those present which may
or may not be kept. lie concluded his speech
| by declaring be would insist on hi, tiaIu To he
Governorshp to the bitter end
A large and enthusiastic meeting Vi E'dalIa,
yesterday, adopted resolutions pledglng taxes
and unqualified support IL The Nichols GOV
eminent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-05

IHE REFORMED ErlsCopALIAX5,-A c-o,,.
cation Of tho clerical and lay delegs.es Of g.,
Reformed Episcopal Church Of Maryland sr.;
Virginia WAS held in Baltimore yesterday, ILo
following delegates were prasent:-Cnuccb ~,
Antlocn' va, Rev. James a. Latanc, Il. v
Latsne and Rev. Mr. ,Jetl; Frs! Rei1r,rnl;
Church. Rsppahanuock, Va, Charlie: i. ' Is1
lard and Edward c Heterick: Bishop Cum-',;..
Memorial, Baltimore, Rev. Il. H. Wa:Eb-r,.
Dr.. ) 4. Rogers, Mr.. Charles E. Grimes, ~
Snyder, J. W. Hsnley E. ~ lrwia: CHVr.,
OF the Eeueemer, Baltimore, Rev Hm. n
PPozt11eth~eal'e; t. W; Starr, ,sr, G. My:.i.
Simmonds; Emmanuel Church, Bs:imocs H.,
+. w; Reynolds, DR.. Baldwin, j H. Ii,,,..
ston, }. T. Enrich and Robinson Ii. nnrrn17.
a constitution was adopted liking the nam,
the Baltimore Quarterly Council OF tho ka.,r,r.
| cd EplscopalCh urch to be composed q a. -.
| ministers and congregations Of tha dsaon,in..
| ton in Msry land and Virgins. Each rnn,[r,.
cation shall be entitled to one ministar;sl .n
! live lay representatives in the Counci!, reg,Ir-
meetings Of which shall be held on the sey',~'l
Thursday Of March. June, September and H.
cemoer, four ministers with two lay dele,4,,.
from four churches constituting quorum. On:
GERS and All executive COMMITTEE. coasl.tiug. -
| thGe ministers and three laymcA shall b. .i.,.
| Cd st the annual meeting.
Ohcers were elected rs lulLoT= -!ir..t,s.
Rev. VIM. a. !.atane; vice. pre:iI-at, NV, "
VI; fostfethWaIte; secretary Rev. T. Il H.,
nolds; treasurer, VIM. a. Totuc: event; .
committee. Revs. Postlcthn ate, Wa.hbgg1 81 .
and Dunn. q. Morris Bond, Or Eogaf. , Il
Livingston.
=. Matters pertaining to the soy eTa parshr. ,.....
| discussed IL preparation for tho ann,., tlU...
Of the church. which will NEE! al rhi!alc ..
in May. 1t WAS announced tAs! Mr.. Ms.!i@. .
New York. had given I'D srres q !sal &c..
Chicago, for the Northwestern thcolog.c! :ca.
nary OF tho church. In tho evening Ray II
Latane preached at the Church ofthe Redeem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-05

The New Eugland Methodsts preachers call
Senator Butler, of South Carolina, "the iasti-
gator Of the Hamburg massacre" aud Gov.
Hampton, "the arch cnemy Of the Republic,
who long siuoa ought 10 have beeu hung; but
they also say that Mr.. Blaine is al honest man;
that he WAS not brbed; that he did DO! stea
the MulIigan letters; that liz did not send a
dispatch to Eo.laul To have it returned to this
not pretend to have sunstroEc; aud tl.eu, loo,
that inan after their nwu hearts, Rev. Henry
Ward Btecer, say, "hi4 soul communes not
With neu who doubt the chastity ofWolnen and
their ueSt greatest ulau, Robert lngeraol!. says
there is 10 Col.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-05
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TREWEEKLf b
rn9AR SNOwDEN-
rHURsDAY EVENING. APRIL o. 1877.

Writing under the supposition that MIR.
Wendell Phillips and his numerous followers
and the people Of South Carolina are patriots
and lovers of constitutional government, We
cannot exactly comprehend why the recent sc'
too of President Hayes, ordering the removal
of Federal soldiers from the State House at
Columbia, should have produced such depres
sion UPON the former aod such eZultation among
the latter. OF course We are glad that ny the
order referred to the unfortunate people OF
sister State have been relieved OF the presence
Of harpes who have been plunderDg and
outraging them for the last eight years. but.
beyond that. we must acknowledge that our teel-
ioes have not been excited. llthis were mon
arcbical government aud y newly crowned king
had put stop to the tyrannous crueties OF his
predecessor in a neighboring province, We could
enter freely into the Joyous exuberauce OF the
South Caroliniaus, aud appreciate the detection
of those by WHOM that tyranny and cruel7 had
been iastigatel aud supported, but rs We 1--we
10 republic, composed Of equal States. toe
fundamental principle OF whose governments }:
that The majority shall rule, aud with iwhost
autonomy the President has no moEe right tt
Interfere than the Sultan Of Turkey, We arc a
a loss to understand why his decision that hi
nan who received majority Of the vote;
cast ia State shall BE- entitled to the othc, Il
which bis constituents had elected him shoulG
be o cause Of eladness, though the fact OF ri:
making any decision 1t all ia the matter n"sh
be reason tor sorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-05
OnkpV Hall.

NEW YORK, April "a London dispatch
reports an interview with Mr.. Oakley
Hall, and the interviewer says: 1--WE
had Il long interview, but lie absolutely
refuses 10 make any explanations whatever as
to his motives IN leaving New FORK under such
extraordinary circumstances and seems alto.
ectlier II sea as to his future plaus. lie is
evideaty very much broken iu mind and body
and saya that he now only desires rest and peace.
venture to suggest that it is now only charity
to an utterly broken man to say as little more
about him as possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-05

The people o; this country have rarely hau
the uroyerb, circumstances alter CASTS bruugh
more dlrecty home to them than by the au
uouncemeut that Mr.. Stanley Matthew's, who
satisfied the three radical Judges Of the uuiteI
States Supreme Court that Louisiana voted loi
Hayes. has now prepared an elaborate argu
meat to provo that that Stale also voted Tor
Nichols, though Packard received the same
vote there that was cast for MIR. Hayes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-05

E'Ise Turkish Question.

LONDON, April ga special dispatch FROM
Vienna to the Times has the following n re
action from the sa0gulue hope INDUCED ut the
conference has already commenced. Both the
diplomatic action which was TO have followed
the signature OF The protocol anl the pour par
lers about disarmament have, ii seems. encoun
tered difficulties On tn: part of Russia latent
antagonlsm again comes into the foreground,
and the Porte seems rather disposed to resent
the step taken by the powers 10 passing a reso.
lul0u without rs cJEs.nt, and thus placing it
in manurr outside the pale Of the treaty Of
Paris. Still despite first uniayorable impress.
slons there seems TO be no inteuiou to precpi-
tate matters.
The Times special from Pera says "A!
Tuesday ministerial c0uncil a disposition was
manifested unfavorable TO the protocol, espe.
pccIally The provisions concerning disarma-
ment.
PARIS, April ) The Russian teegrapLio
agency announces that the protocol has reached
Cousta1lnOple, but has not been formally no.
tined To the Porte, the representatives OF the
Powers requiring fresh Instructions in view OF
the Porte's present unsatisfactory temper.
LONDON, April 5.--'Ihe lIouse of Commons
will reasonable 10 day after the Faster recess
The protocol will probably be laid before the
House to night. The telegraph prints the FOL!
loving EurPolllng to be a synopsis Of the pro
tocoI: The high contracting powers have q
eomnion understanding ~ regard to the orient
al crisis. II vas arrived at by the conference
al Cunstantnoplc aud showed Itself in the pro
posed basis Tor the paciicaion of the prnri
pallies Of Bosnia, Herzegovina and Bulgaria.
The nigh contracting powers note with salts
faction the conclusion OF peace With Servia and
recommend the Porte to execute the reform:
which the Turkish delegates promised to the
representatives OF the powers assembled at the
conference. They advise Turkey TO place bel
Iorcta On :: peace footing. Meanwhile The
ministers penipolenliary aud agents OF the
powers will watch the mode 10 which the prom
iscs OF the Ottoman government are carried on
fully. la the event Of the Porte not executing TIT
promised reforms the high contracting Power:
would reconsider the situation and advise up
gu It IN commoG. It is understood that TIL
Porte will neither be asked Nor expected to ac
copt lho PROTOCOL