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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

Cold was quoted in New YORK Mon
day ut .02 Tennessee bonds 'o6 'or
old and 35l for new
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

Mr. ID. W. Sehorn has assumed the
position OF local editor Of the Mar
freesboro News.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21
LUMBER,
Hunts Station, Tennessee.

The undersigned Is now prepared to re-
ccive and I'LL all orders. at short notice,
for the following kinds of lumber. at the
annexed prices:
Oak. per NJ. per car load. 800. S11 so
Delivered at Winchester or DecllcrJ. 1850
Gum. per W.. per ear load. .... II so
DELIVERED at Winchester or Decherd, 1850
Poplar. per NJ. per ear load. 1850
Delivered ut WinrhesterOr Decherd. 10 50
VIII receive wheat. corn. bacon. and any
other understandable barter. taken in cx-
change for lumber at market prices.
j. ID. LIPSCQNB
August 9Th. 1a76-tf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21
Examine the margin of your

2R paper. and II you see a crrss
~ mark, tthns X know that 1t
means you are in arrears. and unless you
pay up your paper will be stopped. We
are not able to pay cash for work and IA
terial and 10 work on a credit
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24
ORDINANCE NO. 46.

An Ordinance in relation the Office Of City Assessor
Of Carson City, the duties and COMPENSATION of said
The BOARD of Trustees Of Carson City do ordain:
ektrloT !. The City Assessor oi Carson Ciy shall
ally -" all taxable property of the Inhabitants Of SAID
ely, r:tte and being IN said city for city taxation, al
the and in the same manner he raid
property for state and county taxation He shall not
make separate Assessment Roll OF such assessment, but
shall place and extend the upon the Assessment Roll
made for State and county taxation by HIM.
2 The City Assessor of said City shall receive
annual salary hundred dollars, in United States
gold coin which sen &c in full for ali services rendered
b. him 70 said city sIch otccr.
SEcrI0N g. All Ordinances heretofore adopted so far
Only they conflict with the pr0isoEs Of this Ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Approved. JAS. A ST. CLAIR,
Carson City, June II, 1877. treeSoent p-o ten.
kctey.: ALPRED Helix, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24
k3SIGKEE'5 SALE.

N-DTICE Ia HERFFE GtVEv nv TYa
~ unJersgaej Assignee IN bankruptcy Of ,ac eeta q
\. r. iTi"sb6' n and a. l.. D.'esi ard NJ y Hat n
bararts bankruptcy, ttyt ui sell At pablo snr-jo
On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER =, 1871 AZ II o'cIo ~ in
'front.' o. 'he t"unty Build ng IN Carson City 20 The eqt
bidder 10y lash in gold H, The following described Trn
city tn wit: All the right, tia ana interest Of the ead
g. Driesbach bankrupt in Bankruptcy, 10 tuenrvfo,1,
thousand and fifty shares Of mining stock n the rni7e
known Is the "fourth vi July GOD ard Silver Njning
Company, located IN Eureka Township the COUNTY Il
Eureka STATE Of Hevada. "
ALSO all the right title and interest OF ea3 banir,rt In
and TO ctT:r mining quartz calIa known Is ire Da
EdsUi q" MONT hoIe Nine, ioct:oJ n GRIZZLY FIST Mn
ing lhstrSt III III Dorado county, State Of California
lso all The right title and ineret 70 the not< tol
accounts md oetnads tlORgng TO said estate .sL "a
n24E2 DIl5a tistsol az the time Of s4le -"
lsRAEI CRAWFORD Assisnss.
Cereon C7fy. August E.h, 1877 i
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24


AUCTfOEEERs AND PAWNBROkkRS
Section 2OEvery person firm. associate r engaged
in selling at auction anything besrie hiS own properly OF
broker In said city shall pay for and obtain license - to
do and snail Jay therefor if by the day, "e d"i!%r OE
the quarter, twenty dollaIs
BOOK CANVAeSERS, ETC.
SETON o. Every person, whether principal Or A<5Jlt
engaged In csnvassng soliciting subscriptions ir ne
sale OF books maps pictures similar matter III n
city snail pay ton and obtain lio 80 70 d" ana sini G
therefor ii BY day dollar y b. the quarter twenty
dollars
BowLING,AIIEYs. SALOONS, LIVERY STABLES,
HAY-NARDS, BUTCHERS, GAS COMPANIES, W.
TER COMPANIES, sADpLER3, BREWERS FoR-
uARDING MERCHANTS, LUMBER DEALERS,
FLAMING MILLS, wOOD-DEALERs, SODA MANI
FAl"rI;RERS, AND INSURANCE AGENTS, ETC
S.,ti,n - Every person, firm associate 3a engaged IN
carving oa tue business Of keeping bowling alley ss't
H,cIv stable hayward and butchers, gas colnI4N-
len, companies, salders. Brewers i"rFaolnS rI
chants, keepers Of planning ms Wood dealers i6 manu-
factTeTS and INSURANCE A@ents or II te usies %
any shed, lor7Al OF other place WHERE 'IiI-S az w.
hired cold where feed is ed, IN The haLfacture
tam quarterly. hoen u cArr9 ON seen Business ana
shall LAY therefor len dollars Yer quarter
UNDFRTAKERs, MILLENERs. BAKRER}, billiard
TABLE KEEFERs AND BILL FOSTERS
section %. Every person firm or ASSOCIATION engaged in
carr il ul bnsoess as an Undertaken, miineT, barber
billiard table keeper BIZ poster shall pay for md l'tHu
license toI carrying on s"'n business S""'uE a '''@
ion ~yInsr schedule. t1-pI1:
THIS. (exe,.t i!:ali table k,s<T.rs ana hr:-r~}
monthly reteilte txc one to"end dollars, Sn-' Ia.
Tnse (Hoel billiard t;hlt As>pers ana brb'rs) who's.
monthly rec,i ,c,-i i've hudrct do'rs ana Il" not
eNcetd dol4g. still ny Ter tech l4leet TT
And !aoet l,Ncra, keepers 1, b.gi thjge and tariers
whose, rc-vips do me- exceed h'1 hum;rtl dollars pr
Rlirt tan,e r,>r.rs -Al) s, sue, .3,~o So
of ay similar CANINE teh.r, Whereof s:re7 are pay"
win aa ant s: gay for ssca hee.te ~ the aI'r
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24
C3UxlY T<Ea&UkE+'3 SEMI akyt /
nEpGGT.

To the Board OF County CoInraoners Of orIo6ty county
Nevada:
tivntleuAn: herewith submit my report Il tht ausi
hess Of the County Trsurers otd tOF the sI year end
ing November 81 1877.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

employ shall pay and obtain license to c@y On 9'c
business, and shall therefor IL by ne Day Two Gie
and fifty cents If BY the quarter, thirty dollars
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

Tvs -''e So. is "'r!5 :.-rlt-~-t lu1I T.'} kNphf
T., l- d. II ny. J.. 3st7 ~.rno nnlr sad n..4s
LII, q. i.~..l a. ,..-.ti:t- asst u,i4-...
: : h'4tT, Sl.cr,t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

/, called Jo6 Printing q every description
Is done at this Office at reasonable ra,es
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

+" 2W:i" 81. ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-08-08
Mo. 81.

Iiebenollen boben Dame geben unb Sieie brins
9eno bitten, fit Sic einSuidreiten. Sic wirb
einen guii9ub Der @eri9tsperba fur
Sic erlansen. Sour Belt mulIen mir geuin=
men, uno Die Babrbeit mub on bas 2i9t fomz
men, 10 tief iie aud iebt in Na9t perborsen
lie9t. Seien Sic suten Wiutbes; ieben Gag
perbe i6 BON iebt ab su Sbnen fommen.
Ser &ne6t bes Rertermeiiters bate bic
Sbure ipieoer seOffnet: er rpartete aiif Der
S9wele.
SD perIafie Sic, bod @ott bLeibt bel Sbz
men, fubr Bater gtbanaiius fort, inbem er bic
6dn6e 1egneno iiber &atbarina's 6ailpt breis
tete beten Sic, mein &ino, baniit 5rieben
iin6 Nfutb in Sbre anne Seele rpieber ein5tez
ben; ale Gage rperoe i'd NIT gtitffdt auf
bas, mas Sbnen notbtbut, bic Meiie Ieien.
Nlose Soft Sbnen Alles per9eIten, mas
Sic aus 6riitli9er 2iebe an mir tbun, r1eii1
8aterl
9ta9bem Der M0n9 rpessesangen, 1eBte
ii9 Die @efansene an bas 8opffiiien ibres 8ets
tes unb ipeinte lanse. Die 9oHnins, oem 9ooe
3,l entrinnen, fonnte ibrem Ser5en, Das 9laes
perIoren bate, mas ibm lieb ilnb tbeuer rpar,
feline neue 2ebenslu1t einbau9en. Sic manbs
tie fi9 nit elmer 9lrt pon 8era9hln9 unb
S9auber BON bieier @elt ab, in Der iie ii9
pon bem eit,sis Geliebten fir INNER 8eI9ies
ben belt. ~
(@5fIitk foIo+l
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-08-08
4. EapiteL.

Ser @eri9tspalaIt Der 9uten Staot Nir
NOR elm altes 8ebauoe, pon beiien Qbtbelz
lun9en bic iitn9Ite elm Qllter pon mebreren
Sabrbunoerten bate. Orei Tbiirme aus Der
g6merSeit iiberra9ten feline finiteren Wauern;
Der b6dIte, ben man ben nbrtburm nannte,
par elm pra9tpolles 0tauI uIoleunt, oas man
gum 9lnoenfen ir9eno zines in Der pon Golus
Sertius gesriinOeten Golonie geitorbenen
r0miIden 9atriciers erri6tet. Die ebemaz
Ii9en Grafen batten ibren BaIalt an unb UNI
bieIes 9enfmal berum gebalIt, na6bem es
bel ben Ginf6llen Der 8ar6arenboroen perz
i9ont 9ebIieben NOR, rpeI6e Die 8tlbung Der
9rie9ti9zromiI9en Nelt bis auf Die lebte
Spur perwil9ten. 9lber pon Der 8ro6t bes
8alaites, ben bic 8erensarier errt9tet unb
&0ni9 9tene bon NniOu berpobnt bate, mar
lansit ni9ts mebr iibrt9; ,lno in ben namIis
den &dumen, in benen Die 2iebesbOfe ibre
9alanten llrt6etle 9eIpro9en, btelt bas Bars
lament Der Yropence Ieine Sibunoen.
Die peri6ieoenen @eri9tsabtbeilunse botz
ten ibre Gefdnsniiie i'm Snnern bes 8aluites,
binter ben 1pabreno ber GOmerberri9aft erz
bauten itarfen Mauern; bas am rpenisiten
i9redli9e beriel6en lag i'm 5rpeiten Stod bes
1brtburmes; Die Some brang 9e9en Otitta9
etnen 4u9enbltf binein, uno man b0rte bort
i'm Tburm bod ilber iid Die Stunben idlos
gen.
Seit Iansen Sabren ipannen in bieIem
@emo9 Die Spinnen nn9eIt0rt ibre 9febe an
ben i6wdrsIi6en 8dnben; cine S9wolbe
niitete an Der Snnenieite ber nit einem en-:
gen glitter uerlebenen SeniterOffnun9, unb in
ben Su9en srpii9en ben Steinen iprobte eir
iparIibes 8ui9el selber 9telfen.
Sier bate man &atbarine 2oubet ein9e:
i9lOhen, na6oem iie Die erite gta9t in Der
| f9reGli9en tiefer liegenben &erfer Su9ebra9t
Das @efdn9nib mar fir tie ei9ens ber9eri6tet
Sas 8ett in elmer ber @den 9li3 einem Sare
auf elmer Srasbabre; Elm @efab nit g8eib:
naHer unb Elm &reuS maren iiber Dem &opfs
fiiIen an Der g8anb an9ebra9t; ipeiterbin
por benz Sen1ter, mar etn purmiti9i9er Gid
porbanben, uno barauf elm irbener &ru9
8rOO unb eini9e fromme 8u9er.
Die 8efansene iob mitten in bteiem feaer
arti9 fiibIen unb biiitern 3immer; Elm Son
nenltrabL ber i6rd9 Our3 bas Seniter fiel
IberItrabIte iie ,pie nit elmer leu6tenoer
@Iorie. Sbre Saltun9 briidte etne I9wer
mitbise 9eiammeIte Stimmun9 aus; il
batte Die rubise, blei6e Stirn auf cine tbrel
Sdnbe 9eItlbt, ibre 2ippen bewe9ten iid
lautlos; 10 las fe in einem 8u3, oas aut
ibren &nieen lag; es tpar oaS Seben De,
Seili9en."
&atbarina bei9aftiSte fi9 IanSe NIT ibrem
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-08-08
3. RapiteI.

Sas perbGnonibpolle SobannisfeIt mar por=
iiber, rno i'm 2oubet i6en 9auie f9ien 9tiez
manb mehr gu tuObnen; Die Seniter blieben
Sag unb Sadt seidIofen; Die gta6barn
iaben bas bubble @eii4t &atbarinen's nidt
mebr auf bem en9en 8alfon 5wii6en ben
3metsen zines ipanii9en Sasmins erf9einer,
nit befen iternformiser 8litbe iie ii9 Die
blonben 1uare 3u i6miifen pfeste. 9as
arme Wab9en sins nitt mebr aus Dem einit
frieblt6 slidli6en, nun traurt9 Doen Sauie.
Der 9lopofat blieb aus unb lieB ni9ts pon
fi6 bOren; Miie 2oubet lag iterbensfranf !;
bic alte Nfasb mar fat finbii9 seporben.
Sic ma6te fib Sag fur Sag in Dem Bureau
NIT Oronen Der Sa6en gu i6affen unO ia9te
ben glienter, Die gu Nteifer 2o,bet 1polItert,
er iei in ber Sibuns; baB er Dor elm gaar
Tasen Die Staot perIallen, bate iie i6on perz
sehen.
&atbarina un9ab bic beioen alten Srauen
nit Der liebepollIten Sorgfalt; ibrem BON
erauIamem Summer 5erna9ten Ser5en mar
itrense Bfli6terfllluns cine grboIun9, in Der
sie fi6 ausrubte iie ertru9 bas llnsliid, Don
benz lie betroffen, NIT Der i9mdrmerii9 Seboz
benen Stimmuns zines 5artflblenben uno
slaubensieIisen 5ersens. Sic betete fortz
rpabreno fir ibre rnslddlide S6peiter unO
fir Sucques 2oubet: jeben Morsen errua6te
iie nit Der Soffnuns, iie beute 8eibe wieOers
Suleben, uno Sag fiir Sag pfle9te iie Ntie
2oubet auf ibrem &ranfenla9er in Der nams
li6en GrpartIng; oann, ruenn es 1pteoer
9lbenb rpurbe, penn tie Die Tbir am SauIe,
bellen S9pelle &eines Der gr,parteten iberz
i6ritten batte, NIT ben idperen &ie9eln abz
i9loB, ia9te iie trauris: Dior9en .! tnein
@ott laB Sacques ni6t gu ipdt beimfebren
Utiie 2oubet beunrubt9te ii9 mebr unb
mebr bariiber, bab ibr Sobn tie obne 9ta9z
ri6t Iieb: iie fiir6tete, baB ir9enb Elm 1lnz
9lid sei6eben iei; iie ia9te otter: 8atbarina,
i'd CLAUDE, i'd ruerbe meinen Sobn ni3t rpies
oerieben! SD benfe nit Mn9it baran, gu fter=
ben, ebe ct ,pteber ba lit gSer ,peib, ,pobin
ct benz un9liifli6en Ndb9en na9reiI !.."..
rper peib, mann ct pieber fommt !......
@enau Swet g8o9en mad bem Sobannisz
felt itarb Otiie Soubet.
Sim fol9enoen Sage, srpiI9en elf llbr uno
Utitterna6t wa6te &atbartna in benz Gabi.
net bes abuotaten. Die alte Ntaso batte
ii9 langit CUR J!ube 9eIe9t, unb tiefe StilIe
berri6te IN DEM pie eine @rabfapelle einias
men unb biliteren fleinen Sauie.
8atbarina rpeinte, inbem iie al bas greigs
niB ba6te, bur9 bas in 10 furser 3eit elm ic
lanses 9lildli9es 3uiammenwobnen Seritort
ruoroen mar; lie peinte, inoem Iie an ben
S6mer5 Sacques Soubets ba9te, rpenn er
ite bier, wo er ite NIT ieiner SHUTTER uerlaIen
bate, auein wieberfinben piiroe.
Gin leties 8lOpfen an Der Saustblr entrit
oas iun9e Wtao6en iablin9s ibren i6mersIi.
den @ebanfen iie fubr auf; 10 pfleste Ser,
Soubet an5upo9en. Gr mar es lpirfli9,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-08-08
2. 8apiteI.

Sim foIsenben Wtorsen ma6te Sacques
2oubet i'm YaIais bes OberprdiiOenten feline
'glufwaruns; ct mar Der gei6aftsftibrer Der
Marqui}e pon 9lrsepilliers uno fano in bieier
giaenibaft peni9er S9nierisfeit, bel ibr
porselailen gu rperben, aIs Der iunse Ioel
pom @eri6t unb pon Der Nrmee, beiien Sez
5ud faunt anbers ais bel feierli6en Gmz
pfanssfeiten entsesensenommen muroe. Sn
bielem Sauie sins Sles na6 itrensen @ez
rpobnbeiten gu, nit einem itol5en grnit Der
Seben fern bielt rnb nit einem boben uno
iteifen @eien, bas man iosar am bausli9en
Serb i'm enslten Samilienfreiie ni6t ableste.
Ser Oberprafioent rebete NIT feiner Todter
ME anbers aIs NIT entblObten Saupte; ME,
.uenn er Bel ibr isinen 8eiu6 sema9t, erIieb
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-08-08
SntereGante gloti5eil.

(SaLnb foLat.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20
FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS,
SATURDAY, April 20.

THE SENATE was not in session to-day.
HOUSE.-Mr. Baker demanded the regular
order Immediately after the reading of the
Journal and the Speaker announced that to be
the consideration of the unfinished business
OF last night VIII ich was the bin in relation to
the Washington Market Company. The bill
was passed without division.
Inc Speaker announced the following ap-
pOintments on committees to fill existing
vacancies, viz: Mr.. Dean on expenditures of
state depar ment; Mr.. Acklen and Mr.. Ryan
on revision of laws.
Mr.. Blount, moved that the House go into
eGmm5tee Of the whole on the Post Office ap
=, MIR. Reagan, resisted the motion, and hoped
there would be morning hour.
Mr Cox, IN. Y.,) stated that if the object
was to GO to the Speakers table and get up
rangement with Mr.. Blount that there would
be no opposition to morning hour on Tues
day;
and the House Went into committee of the
in the Chair,
The pending question when the House was
iaSI IN committee, was the motion of Mr.. Wad-
dell, to increase the appropriation for post
The amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Hewitt (Ala.) moved an amendment to
strike out the clause changing the compenSa-
tlon OF pOStmasters of the fourth class, so as
TO prohibit illegal sales of postage stamps and
pendent upon the sale of stamps.
Mr. Blount and Mr.. Franklin opposed the
amendment, and called attention to the frauds
mat mad been perpetrated by these illegal
sales OF stamps at small Offices 1t was eSti-
mated that the government lost over a mil
lion dollars annually by the present mode of
compensation.
The amendment was rejected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20
The COnkling Interviews.

The \. Y. World publishes letter OF John
+. Mines, the eX-edit0r of the Utica RepULbLL-
can, and author of the COnklng interviews
in which he says: If anybody imagines that
there was anything confidential i'm these talks,
! could easily dispel the idea by publishing
column of items of information that We're
strictly party secrets, and quoting extensive
ly personal remarks concerning leading DEM
ocrats and administration republicans. These
matters are kept back, i'm my discretion.
Their publication could serve no good end,
unless am directly challenged by the Senator
in reference to my good faith or otherwise per-
sOnally pursued"
WHAT BEECHER SAID ABOUT 1T.
Mr.. Beacher read the Conkling interview i'm
the World, and said he had always liked
take. I'm afraid" said Mr. Beecher, that
Conkling will find himself very large rat i'm
very small trap"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

AN APPROPRIATION WHICH Is BADLY
NEEDED-The Post Office department has
transmitted to Senator Window, chairman of
the conference committee on the bill by which
1t is proposed to appropriate $4,000 to supply
a deficiency t. in the Post Office printing fund,
tendent of the blank agency to Mr.. Brady.
acting Postmaster General, which calls atten.
tion to the evils resulting from the exhaustion
an immediate remedy.
1t tappears that the department is besieged
with orders for registered letter blanks from
Chicago, Trenton, Petersburg, Buffalo, Brook
lyn, Macon, st. Louis, San Francisco, Cincn.
natl, and from over 10000 ethers in all sec
tiOnS of the United States, none of which can
be filled until the appropriation now pending
in Congress shall become available.
The letter says: Until they can be sup
either suspend the registered letter business
OF their several offices, or procure the printing
to be done at their own expense, to BE after.
wards reimbursed by the department II the
culable annoyance to the respective business
communities; if the second, the final loss to
the government will be more than double the
stereotype plates at the Government Printing
office. Some idea of what this extra cost will
be may be gathered from the fact that we now
for 100000 printed forms, 100000 facing
slips and 800 books of blanks"
THE NEW SILVER DOLLAR.-The Philadel-
phia Telegraph of Tuesday says: The work
men at the Philadelphia Mint are still engaged
in coming the new silver dollar, the average
rate of coinage being $4,000 per day These
coins are shipped daily to the various sub.
treasures In the different .cities throughout
the United States, and by them they are put
into circulation, by order OF the Secretary of
the Treasury. There was received at the
M Mint Ih this morning from Nevada thirty tons
OF silver, making the total amount of bullion
stored in that institution at the present time
one hundred tons, or 224,000 pounds This is
valued at $SS0O0 per ton, or an aggregate
value OF S, 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20
kilograms to The Star.
THE EUROPEAN PROBLEM.
Peace Prospect Fading.
NEW WAR IN CUBA.
THE EASTERN DIFFICULTY.
The Turk ish labiuet Gbauxa

LONDON, April 2l-The Times Vienna cor.
respondent Is evidently unaware OF the hitch
IN IN .ne hegoilallonS Tor a congress, but con-
slderS the change of ministry i'm Turkey new
element OF danger, aS Ahmed Nefvk Efendis
presence IN the cabinet was a guarantee that
!. n.9a5hlng .af would be attempted against England.
Ills sudden removal" says the correspond
ehl, looks aS though the Russians endeavored
~ TO- sseal a march on England while negotiations
LOT settlement were pending"
Failure Of German Meditation
:, The week closes with the prosnerfS Of tha
EASTERN difficulty no brighter The DGji1
nc NeTS 81; fetersburg correspondent throws
we Iespohsiollly OF the alleged failure az the
German mediation on England i'm HAVING re-
lected the proposal that the Congress sbonId
pe summoned TO revise the treaties OF ls5S and
le.i, and again insisted on her original con
dltion. However this may be- il is certain
that new difficulties have arisen NeToTia
uons II is said continue, and may still lead To-
a satisfactory result, but the present delay
shows that the former divergence in views II
again apparent.
English Preparations for War.
LONDON, Aprll &-The Central NelGS saws:
Inc lhdlan government have chartered five
steamers Tor the conveyance of troops from
lhula, three OF which are taken for three
months; their primary destination being Port
Sala. lnese are II. ASaph, a celebrated Aus.
tIalian steamer OF $500 tons burden. capahle
OF transporting 1900 men, and the Nanktn. Of
S;SO tons, capable of carrying regiment"
Inc Cntted Serrice Gazette (weekly0 issued
today says that II has good reason for stating
that there Will be strong combined Channel
ana Baltic neet formed during the next two
months N
What They Don't Know at San Ste.
fauO.
SAN STEFANO, April 20.-NOthing is known
here OF the recall OF the Grand Duke Nicholas
from the command of the army
Russia Preparing for an English
Visitation.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 20-An order is Off
clally published to-day that the necessary
number OF men be called out from the naval
reserve 10 form three corps of sailors for SER
vice In the fleet, two of which are to be sta
TONED at Cronstadt and the third al NicOlaef.
Several OF to-day papers state that a nreIim
mary conference should be accepted as a
means OF ascertaining the real intentions of
England. "
Unsettled Points.
PARIS, August 2.-The papers here pub
nSh telegram from Berlin dated to-day stat
ing that England and Russia have agreed To
the principle of the simultaneous withdrawal
OF the British fleet and the Russian troops
from the neighboTh0od of ConStantinopIe but
the points 10 which they will withdraw are
not decided upon.
Russian Army Notes,
IIFLIS, April l9.-Gen. MelikOh viii start
foriSt. Petersburg tomorrow. The Circassian
army corps will be disbanded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20
OUR UNQUIET NEIGHBORS.
Border Ru hi ans Plotting

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, April l9.-Reiiable i'll
formation has ijuSt reached mere from the in
terror OF the Mexican border, stating that an
InSulrectiOn against the DiaZ government is
steadily, but surely ripening. Ii is understood
that the LerdiSt party are urging the Mexican
INDIANS to renew their raiding operations, i'm
order to bring matters on the Rio Grande TO
their former unstable state as regards the
nited States. The commanding officer of
the Sub-diStTict of the PecOS telegIaphs TO the
department headquarters that the Mexican
Indians are acting in concert with Indians
from the Fort Stanton reservation, who are
now Oh an extensive raid i'm Texas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20
GaId GAZING Tn

NEW YORK, April 20.-1he Posts financial
Article says: - At the stock exchange, gold is
frmer than yesterday, the price having open
ed at l0G3s and Immediately advanced TO
1O01&. All the sales since, having been at that
price. The frmneSS of gold is due partly To
washington dispatches, but mainly 70 the
quoted at iS6l%aA and 4SS3la4S9, the nominal
rates bring 4S7 and 1897 respectively"