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WEARE RECEIVING daily additions to our large
stock OF Boots, Shoes, Trunks. Sachels. &c. Prices
very low. Custom work thand-made) made TO order
and guaranteed to fit Repairing neatly and prompt
ly done. HERMAN BosCIES BROTHER.
500 and 81 Broad street.
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EXTRACT FROM 4 LETTER OF pR. HUNTER
MCGUIRE,
PROFESSOR OF SURGERY IN THE RICHMOND
fvA) MEDICAL COLLEGE.
RICHMOND, VA, February !, 1877.
I'VE cannot safely determine the therapeutic
va,uc of amy mineral wafer by Its chemical analysis
Chemistry has not discovered any element In sum.
cicnt quantity or any combination Of elements, III
the R,iifalo I.itha Springs which would lead us to
believe The water to he valuable in the treatment OF
DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN, and get
hare repeatedly found it to De Of pos1ttre ana
ytrfndnent pai,te IN many Of these cases. thinS
the yoou results obtainer by It's are frequently
due 10 It's tonic effects upon the nervous system
In my hands il has shown Itself deci4eG nerue
ionic, and frequently advise its use in cases re.
euirng such a remedy.
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The Agricultural Mouement.-The people
in the city, as we'll as in the county, are
taking lively interest in the project to
help the State Agricultural Society.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN RICH
MoND POST OFFICE, APRIL "a, 1S77.-Frank
Lanford, Richmond, Va; J. 81. @. c., two
letters(, Richmond, Va; one letter, no ad-
dress.
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Mavor'S Court.-Samuel jackson (color.
ed), who was arraigned before Mayor Chiles
yesterday on the charge OF stealing wheel
barrow and saddle, was honorably ac.
uuitfed.
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Fun AT THE FAIR-GROuNDS.-The wild
Arabian stced Gazelle, with eight perfect
feet, fully shod, Will run against time at the
Fair-G rounds III 4 o'clock this afternoon.
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PATENT BUTToN-HOLE ATTACHMENT.-Dr.
s. J. Baird, not DR.. E. r. Baird, is engaged
in the manufacture Of the patent button
hole attachment.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & CO., advertising agents, insert adj
ycrtisemeuts in all of the newspapers OF the Unlied
States ut publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
patch couuting-room Will receive promot at.cn-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-25

THE regular use of CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INyIGoRAToR Is
the most direct means of0bviating physical debility,
as it stimulates the nsorenls and nparts y!gor TO
the whole system.
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THE GREAT wATER-LINE.

IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE sToCKHoLD-
ERs OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA
COMPANY = RESIGNATION OF COLONEL
CAnRINGToN AS PREsIDENT-ELECTION
OF MAJOR JOHN W. JOHNSTON, OF BOTE-
ToURT, IN HIS STEAD THE CLIFTON
FORGE CONNECTION TO BE PUSHED FOR
WARD. &C., &C.
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THE CRITTESDEN TRIAL.-The witnesses
in the Crittenden trial, both for the prose
cution and defence, are being summoned
for Tuesday next, and it seems probable
that the trial will be commenced on that
date.
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LEVY BROTHERS have new advertisements In
to-day's paper. Read them, and you will save some
money when YOU 20 to make your purcEases.
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FAIR FRUITs.-After paying all expenses,
the ladies Of the Second Baptist church re-
allied from their recent fair the net sum OF
81 23t 5S
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MAN KILLED.-A white man whose name
could not be ascertained, while in Il state OF
intoxication, was killed at Hanover Court
House yesterday afternoon by being run
over and having both legs cut off by train
No. on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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which the Grand Division adjourned to
meet in the city OF Richmond In annual scs-
sion in October next.

No lady who would see the modes rs others see
them can afford TO be without "Andrews,s Bazar,,
Its styles are never other than fresh and becoming
Send ten cents for sample copy TO w. X. Andrews,
Cincinnati
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EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF DR.. WILLIAM
T.HOWARD,
Of R.ITINopE

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN AND GILL
DREN IN TIE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
DIR. Howard compares These waters with those Of
the celebrated Grcenbricr White Sulphur. West
Va. and adds the following:
s.Indeed in certain class of cases it Is much su-
perior to the latter. alude TO the abiding dedit-
ty attendant upon the tdrdy conudieScence from
cachexia and sequcls incident to maarious fevers in
all their grades and varieties, 10 certain forms Of
atomic dyspepSia, and ALL THE AFFECTIONS
al 6y saiaeraE ,odterS. In short, were | called
upon to state Troaa aohdt mineral 11dters hare
seen the greatest and most unmi Stdkable amount
Of good Gccrse la tie largest au,nDer Of cases in
d general aody, / acould unheSttatingly. sag the
Buf1ko SprinlS, an Meckten0urg county, P0."
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DON'T PURCHASE YOUR DRY GOODS until you
have seen LEVY BROTHERS stock They are now
Offering special inducements In many styles Of goods.
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prices The balance o our STOCK on hand at the Isl
Of May will he closed out At auction.
HANDSOME STRIPED SILKS at 75c., never sold
for less than 81:
BLACK SILhS from 60c. TO So per yard:
200 pieces DRESS GOODS, bought since the recent
decline, will be sold from 234 to Csc, the cheap
est In the city Eont bag elsewhere before you
look At them.
Handsome BLACK ALPACA Mt 22c., never sold
for less than soc:
BLACK ALPACA ut 33c. we guarantee never sold
for less than Soc;
25 pieces LACE-STRIPED PiQUE at 2Oc.;
zoe pair of those KID GLOVES ut 45c.;
our $L25 KID GLOVES reduced to 75c.;
zoe pair EMBROIDERED CORSETS, all num-
beI-s. will be sold for 81: price heretofore, So:
%uSt opened, 4 large stock OF PARASOLS;
We will sell our entire stock Of DOMESTICS at
New York prices rather than remove them to
our new store;
twenty dozen more TOWELS at l2}zc. worth csc. ;
a large sock OF HEMSTITcHEp HANDkER!
The largest sIock OF Ca.lsBIs, Ei,G 1SGs and IN
EEIlSes in IN he Sits@oes e yards 5ad f5sn Rem
We have bought an cIiiirc importation
LADIES BIBS and COLLARETTt:S IN great va
- pieces TABLE-LINEN from s7gc. 81:
go go piece pieces HT CALI TRnisliSG a, s1.25,
500 pieces sV coTToS rKlMMlNe at 15 and 25c :;
100 pieces PATENT VICTORIA LAWN ut 15c..
Look Vt JoSEs,s CAMDRIc, &c inches wide 2oc.--
real value. 35c.:
Look at our stock of CHILDREN'S HOSE from
l6s,c. 10 Sl-a large stock on hand;
" assor@snt o cAssiHEEEs from from Soc S"'Ipsss to s.
per yard:
Look at our so and 75c CASSlMERES-the largest
stock In the State OF Virginia;
MATTiN(iS and FLOOR OIL-CLOTFI-vou viii
save money 10 purchase them from us;
LACE CURTAINS from zoe. Ia 81 per yard
The largest stock of RED-SPREADS ever exhibited
IN the citv, from to $40.
our stock Is complete In every department. and
you can buy great many goods for little money.
oar stock must be sold and reduced before We re-
novcand 1t will lsay you TO look at stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
SYCLE BROTHERS.
i29 Broad street.
ap l91My1 between Fourth and Fifth streets
A FISkEN Il CO,
~ LINENS.
LACES, and
EMBRO1DERIES-
have removed to their
NEW STORE,
303 Eroad street, between Third and Fourth,
next door 10 Mrs. Watons millinery establishment
ap 19-lws
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

aIJ- On all sales of Real Estate modc tetD.ei
the Ist Of January dnd last Of June The tn.reS '"I
the present year hdret tn bepntd gthe Turchattt
On NH sales made bett1een The 1St 0f Juiy untfns
Of the near tae tures hare 20 be pdi0 ky Tie sei,
lThis custori was adopted about nitecn yearsat =
bT all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and yicinity.l
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SIXTY THOUSAND BEDDlNG-PLAETS clieip at
LAIRp's FLowER-GARDEN, Oh Grace street.
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EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF DIR. HARVEY
L. BYRD,

OF BALTIMORE, LATE PROFESSOR OF DISEASES
OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN THE OoL-
LEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SUR
GE0Ns OF MARYLAND, &c.
1T affords me pleasure to bear testimony to the
value OF the Buffalo Iithia Water as Il medicinal
agent especially IN THE PECULIAR DISEASES
OF WOMEN. In the sub-acIte and chronic form OF
several Of these relief has been afforded by these
waters, where the Materia Dedica had faile TO re-
store The organs involved 10 their normal functions
refer particularly to diseases OF the urogenltal
organs. In LeucorrhgG. AmenOrrhRn, Dysme-
nor'rl0n, and CyStOrrh9d, their aclion may be
regarded as almost specific"
THOMAS +. GOODE,
Proprietor Buffalo Lithia Springs
ap20-6t Virginia.
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EANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
II THE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA, AT
RICHMOND, VA, AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS
APRIL ID, 1877:
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BUY LINEN CARRIAGE-RoBE or LEVY BRO
THEIRS; you can then ride with comfort. Prices
PER CENT. LESS than last years :,
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7, w. Lockwood cashier Of the National Bank
of Virginia, do affirm that the above statement -
true TO The best OF my knowledge and belief.
j. W. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND, IS:
Affirmed to and subscribed before me this "a III day
Of april, 1877. ). IL: MURhAn,
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GONE NEW BOOKS.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
z. w. PsCKRELI.. President.
=. Il. sSAEAD, Cashier.

Deposits Of one dollar and upwards received aut
SIX per cent ailowedon deposits.
Deposits received subject TO check without hoRec
and Ii,tes allowed on same If not,cbecked Oh eSf
Frequently thaA two or three times week.
Bank open every day from O'Clock A. M tlii 2
o'clock 7. NJ, anf on Saturday fross a 7. NJ. till s
z. Nj. te 2S-e0d
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4itl,n,ond lispatfh.
wEDNEsDAY.......AP APRIL 25, 1877.

aD-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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1t Is certainly the height OF
folly TO pay nrst-cIass prices for
second-rate goods while we en-
JOY the resources OF Messrs. A.
SAKS & Co.'s establishment.
They have redeemed their pledge
to give us 4 first-c'ass house,
where one can find articles OF
wearing apparel that would
grace the wardrobe Of any gen.
flamnn .-s 2
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RICHARDSON & CO., 4hP. NJ. brick dwelling on
,s' =. -. Z. zana stroat cnxner of shafer

RIVHAKIISUN q JU., IA Z Ut UTLCM u"ClI1Hb O.f
west Grace street, corner of Shafer.
ROBERT b. LYME, AZ P. NJ, trustees sale of
two-story framed dwelling, with lot attached
No. 3O7. east side Of Cherry street near Beyeri,
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, p. NJ, trustees sale
real estate at the northeast corner OF Cary an
Seventeenth streets
A. B. DUESBERRY, 10 A. NJ, assortment of houst :
hold furniture, carpets, &C., for G. Manly, Nc.
l6 west erase street. Q
J, THOMPSON BROWN, 8 p. n, an acre garden
and house in Sidney, ut the northwest corner OF
Cary and Harvie streets. 1E
ROBERT B. LYME. Az 2. NJ, large framed store
No. lot, and stable adjoining. on the east side
of Eighteenth between Franklin and Grace
streets.
W. GODDIN, 3h z. NJ, trustees sale OF two small
brick teDements on the east line OF First between
Arch and Byrd streets.
LANCASTER & LUCKE. p NJ, mining and rail-
road property in Chesterfield county.
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DRY GOODS.
WHERE TO BUY YOUR
w SPRING DRY GOODS CHEAP.
JULIUS MEYER,
No. COS BROAD STREET,

having nurcbascd his spring stock since tho rccen
rnat decline In prices Is enabled to sell bis good
about twenty per cent. lower than those who bougf
earlier.
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COrfcCt-Attest:
WILLIAM X. WATTS.
CLAIBORNE WATKINS, Directors.
II. K. ELLYSOS,
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Ohio
Valley and Tennessee, cooler and partly
cloudy weather, with slow!y-risng barome-
ter, northerly to westerly winds in the first
and northerly to easterly winds in the last
named district, and during the night posi-
bly, local rains.
For the Gulf States, easterly to southerly
winds, partly cloudy weather and light
rains, stationary or slowly-rising. barometer,
and cooler weather.
For the South Atlantic States, northerly
to westerly winds and cooler, partly cloudy
weather, stationary or slowly-rising barom-
eter, and in the southern portion light rairs.
For the Middle States and New England,
increasing cloudiness, cooler northwest to
southwest winds, slowly-rising barometer,
and light local rains.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: A. NJ, So ;
O A. NJ 50: noon, 10, 3 Z. NJ. 81: 6 Z.
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T ARGE STOCK. LARGE STOCK!
~ LARGE STOCK!

Goods must be sold before remove to our new
store, and offer entire stock at very reduced
prices The balance of our stock hand II the 1St
Of May will he closed out at auction.
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EXTRACT FROM A LETTER OF DIR. JOEL
WATKINS,
OF CHARLOTTE COURTHOUSE, VIRGINIA,
OF ARII, /, 1877.

OF ARIL l. 1877.
IL have been acquainted with the Buffalo Springs,
I'm Mccklcnburg county, Virginia. for Il number OF
ycars and have frequently witnessed It's healing
Dowers Ii is us eticaciOus in many different con-
ditions of the human system as any mineral water
or other medicinal agent of which have any kno%l-
CICY IN FEMALE DISEASES. IN THE OBJ
STRUCTIOSS AND IRREGULARITIES TO
WHiCH YOUNG; FEMALES ARE SUBJECT, par
ticularly when connected with or dependent upon
indigestion, consider it ALMOST A SPECIFIC.''
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GREAT BARGAINS JUST OPENED

LARGE STOCK OF NEW DRESS GOODS
ALI, THE NEW SHADES At
REDUCED PRICES.
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BUFFALO LTTraHA WATERS.

rVHE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS
IN THE
PECULIAR DISEASES OF WOMEN.
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Many new designs have been sdded
to our several departments. GEN.
tlemen replenishing their ward
robes for the spring season viii find
our stock attractive.
A. SAKs 6 CO.,
1913 Main street.
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In the Stationery department, In addition to COM
plcte stock of GENERAL STATIONERY, may be
found all the LATEST STYLES NOTE PAPERS,
in handsome boxes, ranging In price from 15c. to
So per box.
Ladies are especially invited TO examine the latest
novelties in WALL-POCkETS,C CASES, and orna-
mental PICTURES for trimming.
Remember the place, No. 3 Governor street, only
one door above Main. ap 25-3t*
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EXTRACT FROM A LETTER OF DIR. j. II.
TUCKER,
OF HENDERSON, n. &.

..Uf the special adaptation Of the buffalo Lithia
Waters to the PECULIAR DISEASES OF FE-
eases. in Leucorrhtra, in SOME of the varieties OF
DysIncnorrha,a, and in all those funetual derangr-
mcnts resulting from nervous atOny, prescribe
these waters tcith almost the same confdenceM at
lido qu,nine in chitlS and fecer.
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CARpOZO. FoURQUREAS & co.
:, ,,It,,os or DRESS GOODS. ap2l
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CROCAERY. GLASSwARE. DC.

CIsaDCAERY. GLASSWARE. DC.
DEFRIGERATORS.
THE PALACE AND QUEEN, THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST MADE; s.ss5s
IcESCREAaf FREES ERS, ,W.aTER-FITERs,
CHANDELIERE-a large assortncut-some new
and ID b.sss.fsl b; nj sEs designs; :, e; so set,
ALSO,
THE i,rycst stock Of CHINA, GLASSWARE. -...
PLATED GOODS, and HOUskFUkSlSEtlSG
ARTICLES ever exhibited IL richmond.
=, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
An examination IS respectfully solicited: 8
" +. b. TAYLOR.
onoo 1cIl Main street. ~
IHINA AND PLATED-WARE..-
CyAsEs new styles-csmeo decorations; Co
de ma CHINA DINNER AMI TEA-sErS. Frensh
and English direct importation; CHAMBER SETS,
Tresi variety; PLATED-TARE-l'ickl Stands,
Tea-Sets, Card-Receiyers-an new patterns; PaR-
LOR OAL VASES handsomely decoyateci
BRONZES-French and japanese finish, Gail ana
zee STYLES and prices hefore PURCHASING No troatie
TO show goods. GEORGE GIBSON, J2.s
successor 10 james w. Gibson. 4
de1H 1907 Main street.
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,ryoI7 WAST HANDSOME COLORED
AND STRIPED SILKS, so TO
80, cAEDoZo. FOURQCREAN & cos.
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xTOI- WILL FIND THE BEST STOCK
or
rARASoI.S AND LADIES SCN-sHApEs
40, CARpoZo. FoURQUREAE cos.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-08
Mexican News.

BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, February T.
Gen. Resveltas and several subordinate
officers are preparing in evident haste
to quit Matamoras. II IL understood that
they will cross the Rio Grante tonight
and will take the steamer TO- morrow III
Brszos, Teas. for New Orleans, al
though KesVeltas has proclaimed for
week that he was acting by the authority
OF Dlaz 1t IL now believed bIs pretended
orders from Disz we're not geouine,
and after plundering al the iorsIgD mer-
chonts, he took his flight TO avoid Gen.
Canstcles, who is said to be on the way
10 take command OF this frontier 10,
Diaz 1t IL not known who will com
mand until he comes
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-08
The Dismissal OF Midhas Pasha.

LONDON, February IA Reuters dis
patch from Constsntinople says that the
dismissal OF Midhst Psshs does not i'm.
ply change in Turkeys foreign or 10.
ternsl policy. Her present foreign policy
will not only be maintained, but will be
pursued with greater frmness. An
official statement has besn published,
declaring that Midhst was exiled
because he was inclined to 3 course
contrary to the spirit of the Constitution,
His action Indicated that the absolute
power which has been abandoned by the
Sultan would be exercised by Others
Some individuals had formed plans
against the Sultan's perogstives and
against the public tranquility. Midhst
did nothing TO oppose these intrigues
The Levant Herald reports that Mid.
hat Pssha, on being shown the docu.
ments produced IN evidence against him,
declared that be was the victim of Rus.
sian plot.
A Reuters latest dispatch from Con.
staptinople says that Midhsfs complics-
ton with the plot against the Sultan, and
even the existence of the plot, continue
TO be doubted. Midfst mas only been
eXiled temporarily.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-08
Indian Thieves.

CHEYEssE, February 1.-The follow
ing is An unconfr ned report OF the
hsrder who arrived last night. He says
that on the 9th inst, while herding cattle
twelve miles south Of Pine Bluffs, and
about ffty miles southeast oi here, he
came upon about thirty Cheyenne In.
disns, who appeared to have gone into
permanent camp. The herder was on
loot when he discovered the Indians,
and hid in the bushes till he could escape
unobseryed His pony WAS found and
taken into the Indian camp. Night before
last fifteen Indians drove oil seven head
Of stock from Sahills rancho, near Chug-
water. The herderS were chased by the
Indians, but escaped. Last week lot
OF ponies were stolen from Red Cloud
agency by white horse.thieves. A party
oi soldiers went in pursuit, aud yester-
day overlook and captured two oi the
thieves, recovering twenty-six ponies.
The third thief escaped.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-08
kum0feo D1sogfOonOos u
ish Cabinet.

LONDON, February AT the open
ing OF Parliament tomorrow, two blue
books will be laid or the table of the
House. One contains papers on the
Eastern question TO the time Of the a.
sembling Of the Conference, and the
other including the Conference pro
ceedings. Copies of tie arst volume
for distribution ~ members Of Par
lament and the press, will not be
ready till Friday, and the second volume
next week Debate on the question will
begin after the distribution of the second
volume. A general impression prevails
that the opposition will not make adj
rect attack on the governments Eastern
policy, even the Liberal organs admit.
ting tito be impossible to DO 50 success
fully in the face OF the circumstances
now known. Rumors, however, are ciI-
culsting in Liberal circles oi the grave
differences between the Marquis OF Sails
bury and his colleagues, and the
probable resignation OF Lord Sails
bury. These reports assert that
EArls Beaconsfeld and Derby are not
only pleased by the Marquis Ssulbury's
failure, but they largely contributed TO
II through the instrumentslity OF Sir
Henry Elliott, British Elubssssdor Ut
Constsntinople. The rumors OF the
difference Of opinion are doubtless well
founded, as the proceedings Of the confer
ence show Sslisbury's speeches went be-
yond the Views oi Earls Besconfsld and
Derby. With this exception the reports
in circulation are probably mere ib-
ierences,
The Manchester Guardians special
from London says public rumor attaches
so much Importance 10 the divergence
between Salisbury and Earl oil Beacons'
field, that il is stated tonight that Sal
isbury has resigned. To cay the least
this is permature though people well
informed consider the danger TO the gov
ernmen,, respecting the eastern
policy, Is quiet rs great whhip
the cabinet ~ on tho opposition
side oil the house. A singular incident
occurred to-day in connection with Sails
burys return He crossed from Boulogne
in the tidal steamer, on board sf which
he found Sir Henry Elliott, and instead
of the two coming TO London together
Salisbury came on alone on 4 spsciai
train and Elliott came By the ordinary
train.
The Times hints At rivAlIies IN the
cabinet ~ follows; There can, OF
course, be no trace In the speech OF tho
Queen of the personal speculst'ons with
which the air is rife. II is doubtful
whether more curiosity is ielt In the
political world as to the secret OF
Midhsts fall, or concerning the spects-
Gle OF Besconsfeld and Salisbury sitting
side by side on the bench of Lords"