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protesting against the use of these new adectiVes
and there is really next to difference in meaning
between Turkish Anglo-Turkish. and Tureophii
They are different expressions of the same kihd Oh
madness But Mr. GadstOne's magazine papers
have perhaps little weared the patience OF his
most faithful admirers The future historian Will
have to consider why it is that man who speaks
so well writes so III.
The other story relates to Mr.. Bright. he was
asked 10 dine last week with the Princess Louise ana
a smart party was made for him. mostly Duchesses
| believe. One Of these great ladies presently
began, as the fashion now is, TO abuse Mr., Glad
stone. Mr. Bright, in his grave way, asked this per-
sonagc: Madam, have you any childrenT" she
admitted she had. "Then permit me, Madam, to
advise you to take them on the first opportunity
where they may see Mr.. Gladstone. aud when they
are in his presence. say to them they are standing
before one of the greatest Engshnen who ever
lived and who has done his country perhaps the
greatest service il was ever permitted an English
man to do, by preserving it from wauton and
wicked war" Mr. Bright has done a good many
plucly things in his time, and this deserves, all
thlnga considered to be rcckOned among them
For il was said not only in a circle of Anglo-Iurks
but in the hearing of hostess who must be pre-
suued to share the violent prejudice Of the rest OF
tho royal family against the man whom her guest
eulogzed so warmly. But Mr.. Bright's admiration
for Mr.. Gladstone and affection for him are OF Old
date. G. W. 5.
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cpIurs AND CAsUALTIEs.-BY TELEGRAPH.

porGUKrErsIr ~ y, April 7.-Farmer Thomp-
soa Who was shot b smith In the recent ARRAY al Pine
Pialns died at midnight Friday.
CmCAGO, April Mr.. John W. Powers, we'll
known tecgapheT shot himself IN the tll last night auu
cJ snon aerward lie attempted suicide twice before
HUDSON. n. Y, April Two freight trains on the
ndsnn Hy,r railroad cOided Friday night at TyOh. com
pery wecklng four box and doing other damage 10
rolling stock
WINGHAu. Ont, April flames Dornan, of this
place died while under the influence or choipOrI aclh
stced by ply stefan for the purpose OF performing an opera
ton on his hand
CISCINNATI. April 1.-Two men, giving their
names as Frederick MOrker and John Dale were arrested
Yesterday while attempting TO pass raised cheeks on is Com
mcrcial Bank Of this city,
WAsmNGToN ID. c., April 7.-Cephas Jones. col
oed convicted assault on Miss Florence T. smith ma
the Albany PenenuaIy
NEw-ORLEANs. April THE steamboat Colonel
p KOuns struck q snag at Negro fOnl I1en W.,
nav and sunk Three deck hands were drowned ihS"teoA
in boat Usage gone 10 tue scene OF the olsuScl
Nrw-OR1rANs. April 7.-ThTce-quarters' Of
1oyanfine station yesterday. The board OF ileah haNe
MSrcfore resolved fumigate no more rI"ueh NoSse
unless they hail from infected ports
BrFFALO n. Y, April IA large vat on the top
af wet corn burst today carrying the corn and portion OF
IN The ground floor, through the hopper instantly
siIing Henry Hast, age twenty-five
BrTuIrurM, Penn, April 7--John HUH, an I'M
of this place arrested here Thursday last
H. oe hayng discovered the dead body of an infant con.
eseg box house HUH Is also suspected OF being
soncerned in several recent attempts at incendiaiism
Utica. N Y, April 7.-Patrick Welch, age thirty
ava of Chicago WHO ramping from that city 10 New
York where he has relatives fell between the cars OF
pooEaster ferguson buried remains Welsh
| of considerable intelhEencA
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AFFAIRS on HE BOSPHORUS.
VEFYK PASHA VERY SICK.
LONDON. Monday. Anril z. 1873.

NEFIk PASHA VERY SICK.
LONDON, Monday, April {, 1873.
The Standard has the following telegram from
Constanbnople
a report comes from good source that the
KL6dive has announced that he Will declare his in.
dependence should Turkey form any alliance
against England.
1T is stated that Russia has officially offered to
quit the neighborhOoa Of COnstantinople if the
British fleet wlthdraws."
"Italy is cndeavoring to induce the Porte TO sus
pend hostiltes in Thessaly, alleging fears of grave
complications. Greece is similarly endeayoring to
influence the insurgents"
Reuters Constantnople dispatch says: " 1t is an.
nounced that Vefyk Pasha's indispostiOn has in.
creased and a consultation of physicians been
held.
cit is stated that Vcfyk considers, in the event
of an Anglo-Russan war, that the Porte should NOT
resist a British fleet passing through the Bosphorus."
The Turks are to reoccupy Buyukdere.
A dispatch from Constantinople TO Reuters Tele'
gram Company says: THE Russian auihoritie;
have renewed their demand for permission &c
embark homeward bound troops at Buyukderei
representing that their cmbarkation at San Stefanc
is impossible and all idea of dispatchng them
thence has been abandoned.
"The Turkish forces in the neighborhOod OF Cal
lipoli and COnstantinople number 2iS battalions,
all on n war footing"
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TIE ROUMANIAN DISPUTE.

LONDON, April !, 1873.
NJ. Bratiano, the ROumanian Premier, instead
OF returning Bucharest as was expected nc would DO,
started from Vienna Berlin last night In Vienna 10
ia believed that the Roumanan Cabinets opposition to
Russia is real and determined The publication Of tho
Gortschakof Ghka interviews has aroused general SYM
pathy for Roupania throughout Europe At Berlin the
Roumanlan question IS deemed embarrassing IL Is said
there that Austria has nmaed her desire that the ai
torlty OF Russia should be limited much possible
duting the passage OF troops through the principally.
aud every should be avoided which might give
a character of Russian occupation 10 the temporary
presence OF the Imperial troops. The POitcdi Core
sDoadefce, of Vienna, that IL learns from good
source ut Bucharest that Prince Charles viii reply 20
Prince (ortschakons threats that the Roumanian army
say be utterly crushed but long as he lives &c sna
Mot be dsarmed The journal named has published inc
text OF the IsOumanian protest.
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F4L4L EXPLOSION
THEE MIN KILLED AND SEVEN INJURED AT CAM
BRIDGE, MASS

THREE MIN KILLED AND SEVEN INJURED AT CAM
BRIDGE. MASS.
Bo,roX, April About o'clock last even
ing Il ty-hor,e power boiler in the cngne-room Of the
Boston stamping Mandatory Of Leavcy q Co.. Thrdst.
Cambridge, exploded. Three men were killed, another
fatally injured and others were more or less Sc
yertly wounded The boiler was hurled through the
brick vals oftho ougueroom ana the wooden walls OF
the building enclosing IT,, 100 feet across the canal
Michael Maitland The engineer, was found crushed be-
tween the boiler and tie granite walls OF the canal
James Augn and Nathan Burgess, AT work III the rye-
iugroom m line with the course OF The boiler were
taken from the canal dead aud mangied, having been
swept along by the boiler In its flight George Gerrty
was taken from the ruins Of the engine-room fatally
injured The two-story building IN which was the en-
riitr WAS completely demolished. The main building,
live stories high, which 100 persons were AT Worh'
WA considerably shattered and on the side nearest the
engine room every pane Of glass WAS broken. The
cause OF me explosion 10 not known
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

eAN Francisco, April 6.-The racing horse
pler pulled I'D after his exercise Friday ana II
feared Ills injury viii cause his retirement from the tuF
PoUGHKKEPsIE, N. Y, April Work will be re-
smed on the Hudson bridge tomorrow and TWO peers
Will be completed third viii be launched soon
BosTON Mass, April I'm the trial of the rev.
y Adams for heresy before tho NewEngaud conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, at Wcshed Mass h
charges sustained and lac was suspended IRON inc h
istrY year
HALIFAX, N. s., April 6.-The mails and passen.
gers the steamer Northern IlEt were hnuea ~
miles on and In q solid field Of ice. The passengers report
nat he ssits and gulf far as they could see
pun ADyLPHA, April THE KensingtOn and
oxford turnpike concluded YESTERDAY The Judges
ddd ,at M obtained by fraud and ordered tbat
The case he reconmed the appraisers with Instructions
10 take additional testimony touching the yane Of the turn
plke.
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THURMANs SINKING FUND BILL
voTr rpoy IT TO BE SOUGHT FOR TODAY

A
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
wAsn1xGroy, April 1T is thought very pI'p "a,
uo tI,ot senator Thurman will secure vote on MS
petite Railroad Sinking Fund Bill tomorrow niEn',
as he will ask the Senate to sit 1t out Inc Goi'i"l
impression is that the bill VIII De paSsT" tho
n,,lon1r,epts The first question will be on the
amendment offered by Senator Blaine to the con
cIndnp section of the Judiciary Committees Dill III
these words: D..,e, p,ir
So lorg as said Central Pacific ana onon t tS nro
,roy Companies shall faithfully comply WIN W H. tbJ
Visions of the said acts Of 1852 ana ISVa anu % nc
aef relating TO payments 10 the Unted go 20 ho
t of bonds advanced and Of the sinking Iud 10
osSabished as aforesaid, such cOnpn9pce sna, ,;,S
,s3ed ana taken as sufficient to meet the OonEuois
of ad companies account of sucn bones PRIOR u 'D
II is believed that this amendment will be
adopted In Offering it Mr. Blaine indicated that IN
event Of its adoption he would support the 1uGl-
ciary Committees bill. Senator Sargent has the
eoor of o'clock tomorrow TO finish his speech and
II is expected that ne will be followed by Senators
Blaine. Edmunds and Conking.
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WcGARRAHAN'S CLAIM.
FURTRER DOCUMENTARY AND OTHER EVIDENCE
PIT IN.
GENERAL PRESS DisPATcH.I

WASHINGTON, April THE Senate Commit
tee on Public Lands TO which referred the memorial
OF William McGarrahan praying that a patent be
Issued to him for the laud known as the Now-Idria
Qneksilyor Mine in California, resumed its session
Yesterday. Mr.. Ingersoll, Of counsel for McGarra-
han being still SICK, the crOss-examnation Of
AeGarrahan was postponed Judge d. S. Wilson,
OF counsel for New Idria Company then offered the depo
huon Judge OTTO acting Secretary Of the interior De
pariment in 1868; the deposition Of j. T. Stock,
clerk OF the Private Land DvisOn and the depo-
sition OF Theodore T. Stokes, clerk to the Re
corder's Division Of the General Land Onlce
Mr. Armstrong, chief clerk OF the Private Land Division
OF we General Land Office called to the stand and
Hpo , sw9fn presented some documentary evidence
s St thngs ne produced the original patent 10
ma' ae5rftShsp which unsigned, and which Is
tne ce'eDlaIe1 one that Mr.. McGarrahan claims was
hgneu D when subsequent TO fhe signing the last two
sheets hal Dteh nutlaed Mr. Chester fornerlv ~ tho
General Lana once, testified that the custor ~ The
Office was 70 record patents sometimes months an al
vance OF issuance He was handed the or gt,ai 70 - !,
patent TO McGarrahdn ana he testified Tia, tba
nent was MI in one hand writing on the s tue lsir
parchment, and not mutilated. The eorar';,, a
then adjourned until next Saturday morning M Ia
O'clock.
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BRITISH LIBERALS DIVIDED.

I1UNUNN
The Observer believes that Mr.. Gladstone
comedies with determination OF the Opposition lead
ora 70 move no amendment to the address the Queen
on Monday
The PqH Mall gazette says that the movement with the
object OF preventing the Liberal party from ammellns
the Governments foreign policy has received the sup
port OF $50 Liberal mbers Of Parliament, OF whom
oue-haIf were prepared TO vote with the Government
IL the leaders proposed any amendment 10 the address
To the Queen answer 20 the proclamation calling ont
the reserves. About seventy members VIII probably
vote for sir WIltOrd LawsOns motion declaring the
measure uuwarranted aud iuprudent
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MExICo's TEMPER IMPROVING.
THE SPIRIT OF HER GOVERNMENT MORE GENEROUS
AND FRIENDLY THAN IT HAS BEEN.
GENERAL PRESS DlsPATCH.'

THE SPIRIT OF HER GOVERNMENT MORE GENEROUS
AND FRIENDLY THAN IT HAS BEEN.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcH
WASHINGTON. April 7.-AccOunts from the Texas
border show that recently there have been few
ineursons from the Mexican side. Members of Con-
ress who have the subject Of relations with Mexico
under consideration, say the delay of the American
Government in recognizing that of Mexico las pro-
lueed an improved condition of affairs on the Dor
der; but that Mexico has not yet done what is re-
Euired as prerequisite TO recognition. One of the
host serious causes of complaint is that American
citizens are not protected from forced loans, while
British and French subjects resident in Mexico are
not subject TO such Illegal transactions.
1t is related that the American Government was
bOme time ago so much gratifed with an invitation
extended by a Mexican officer on the frontier to
Lieutenant Ward to Join HIM in an expedition after
maIanders, that it instructed Minister Foster to
thank the Mexican Government for this act of
friendship; but, before our Minister had an oppor-
tunity to carry ont the instructions, the Mexi-
can Government condemned the act of Its Of
fcer, and expressed its intention to punish him.
II is also stated that several months ago, when our
Consul at Acapulco was treated with gross indig-
nity an apology was exacted from the civil author
ties at that place, but the Mexican Government re-
pudlated the apology and censured those who made
it. There U.s. however, friendly feeling toward
Mexico, and the hope is expressed that she VIII re-
move as far as she is able the present obstacles TO
recognition.
Representative Schleicher, of the subcommittee
Foreign Affairs is still engaged in the preparation
Of his report on the Mexican question. 1t will be
elaborate, and contain tables Of interest, showing
the state of trade between Mexico and foreign coun-
tries and particularly with our own. 1t IS his pur-
pose 10 present such facts will enable the country
% understand the relations between Mexico and the
United States in all respects,
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SEVEN MORE DEATHS FROM TIE sLATINGToN
EXPLOSION.

MAUCH CHUNK, Penn, April 7.-Seven of
the injured by the explosion caused by the collision Of
freight trains at slatngt1n Friday have died. namely
William Shoemaker John Koehler, Irvin Beers, Daniel
IeDer Arthur Williams John Rohback and Irwin Clark
several OF the wounded still in critical condition
me railroad company has rebuilt the bridge and trains
low running regularly. The estimates OF the pecu-
ntaii uage are considerably reduced, and IL Is
thought VIII not exceed S75 600
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A CHURCH OUT OF DEBT.

RoNDoUT, N. Y, April I'm the Presby-
terrain church where Mr. Roswell Smith began about
month ago to raise debt of $43 900, and where Mr.
Kiniball preached about two weeks ago. IL was an
nounced to-day that the amount had been raised within
$500 An appeal then made by the pastor and in
few minutes $64O subscribed and amid general To-
ioieng appropriate services were held, IL being the
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FRENCH COMMERCIAL TREATY.
FRENcHMEN THEMSELVES rRoPoSE IT, IND "O0T
LIKE A COMMITTEE APPOINTED
INV rFTFGRlPu TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

LIKE COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WAsuIxGroy. April 7--As there's now no treaty
NJ commerce between France and the United states
committee for the purpose of STIMULATING The basis
upon which such a treaty should be drawn has been
formed at Paris An appeal has also been made by CIR
cular to organize in this country similar committee
According to the circular of the French Committee
the two committees could combine their efforts so as
10 prepare the way for FrancO-American Congress
10 be held in Paris during the Exhibition. Leon
Chotteau of the French Committee has arrived mere
and proposes 10 present the object OF ms MISSION III
pnblic address some time this week.
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DEATH OF MILE. yOLANTE.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., April Mile VoIantc,
who was fatally shot OIL the Opera House stage at raw
tucket, fingered until this evening and died about y
ocIock Her sister from Brooklyn " V, was present,
and brother from Phelps Ontario County, N u - tA-
pected tonight The real name Of The glfl was l3lc
Nalov she was twenty-thrcr years OF age Her sister
was The only OF her family who knew she was on the
afag
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Az ADDITION TO ruE ASTEROIDS

WASHINGTON, April THE Paris Observa-
tory ennouuccs the discovery by NJ Prosper Henry on
April :, OF planet Of the eleventh magnitude In II
hours "A inmates right ascension, and A 81 south DO
clnatiou, with q daily motion OF l. north
JOSEPH HENRY,
Secretary Smithsonian Institution.
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A DEMOCRATIC EMBARRASSMENT.
GENERAL BUTLER's NOMINATION OF SHIELDS I0i

pooRKEEPER CAUSING TROUBLE
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TIiBUNE.l
WAsHIxGToN, April 7.-General buiiei IUSoiu-
,on for the election of a DoOrkeeper OF the HOUSE
Of representatives places the Democrats ID an awk-
,-or,, nosition. and one which is giving them con-
',aorobls trouble. This resolution must come
m immediately after the House assemblies 10
morrow as question of the highest priVl,ege
To prevent its passage the Democrats VIII DC
obliged TO resort to device which whatever Sh"Po
l. GIVEN to it, will be equivalent to substituting rho
name of n Confederate for Union soi'her Inc
democrats have been busy through the DAY oeH ,
ING means for extricating themselves rom 't,t
dilemma and report is in circulation to-illIn'
that they have at last succeeded IN ceent the
gran; oI" nTonosed in General Buffers resolution
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nnIrIfAI,Y NnTEs.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 7.-Professor Thomas
Lucy vice-principl OF tho Baltimore Female Coegr,
died Yesterday, after n severe illness.
SAN FRANCIsCO, April John W. Amcs,
recently appointed United states suryeyorGeneral for
California died at San Rafael yesterday Of abscess Of
. No ttXgF
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HEAVY FAILURE IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, April John $. Wilcox, OF FL
gin H. a speculator has fled voluntary petition In
bankruptcy His secured debts 1926 OOO ana unse,
cnrcd g323 900 lie also f. responsible discounted
paDep for 5000, 900. He has no assets.
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Secretary Smithsonian Institut
END or THE CHASE MILLS STRIKE,

FALL RIVER, Mass, April THE strike of
the employees Of the Chase Mills ended yesterday the
employers acccdns the demands of the strikers after
conference Quiet prevailed at the sprague mil vii
Lagos Most Of the mills were idle Part OF me ma
were al work
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DISAPPEARANCE OF A GRAIN spEcULAToR.

DETROIT, Mich, April &c. X. Clark, jr,
grain speculntOr who, 1t is stated, has recently been
dealing heavily wheat for future delivery, has disap
peared. lie is reported To have drawn $4,000 from
bank Yesterday morning checks given him IN settlhg
his transactions. lis liabilities III this city are reported
IN he 900,
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OBITUARY..
CARDINAL HFEARDL

ROME, April 7.-Cmdinal Giuseppe Bcrardi
il dead He was Italian, and was born IN $50 lie
was nominated Cardinal IN 1868.
Cardinal Bcrsrdi lawyer but having lost his VII"
and children he entered the Church and safely ana
steadily lie followed Plus TX 20 Gicta In lsls, and
was tlianceforth devoted supporter Of Cardinal Auto
ue I'm 1856 he became Under Secretary OF state and
I'm 1865 be was raised to tie rank OF Cardinal lie was
wealthy and once owned two grand palaces.
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TWO ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
TRANSIT FOR WHICH PROVISION HAS BEEN MADE
a FAR MORE IMPORTANT EVENT WHICH CO.'S
GRESs IS NEGLECTING.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO rur rRIBUsr.I

lHY TELEGRAPH TO TnE TRBUsEl
WASHINGTON, April THE Navy Depart
ment asked tho last Congress for and obtained the sum
OF $780, for the purpose OF observing the transit Of
Mercury tie 9th Of next May. The is not large
as the astronomers at the Naval Observatory could use
% advantage for the purpose, but with the expected
stanee OF volunteer observers II viii probably suffice
70 gather data which viii help TO solve several
VI the interesting problems which now engage
.ae attention Of astronomers A pamphlet has
Deen sent TO amateur astronomers by the au-
1onties Of the Observatory. setting forth the
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SASH AND DOOR FACTORY BURNED.

SAN FRANCISCO, April IA dispatch from
Chico says Jason sprngers sash and door factory
vas DESTROYED by fire to-day Loss between $4,000 aud
$50 no insurance. The fire was accidental
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WASHINGTON.
orp,v covERNMENTAL TOPICS.

- xo,,rCATIoN OF SHIELDS SOURCE Vi
D'' I,rnp,rxrTy--rHE RAILROAD QUESTION IN lnE
sry,rr-A COMING ECLIPSE ETC ,o4
rho democrats do not know exactly WnaV
% do :, about the nomination of General Shields
Co Do"rteener as they do not like to defeat
lVi 80 soldier to elect Confederate IN his
" " Mr. Thurman will attempt to get vote
pal -. ,1ilroad bill to-day. A treaty OF com
meree with France is proposed from F"IiS'
Attention is called in THE TRlBUNEs as
matches to the lack of Governmental ACTON Ill
teoard to the coming eclipse of the SUM-
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TWENTY-FIVE CATTLE BURNED TO DEATH.

TWENTY-FIVE CATTLE BURNED 10 DLAIH
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 1.-Two barns,
owned by s. p Billings at Ware. were burned on satur
day night by an incendiary with twenty-five head OF
cafte one horse thirty OF hay, tools, etc. Loss
S.. 900 insurance small.
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EUROPE STILL UNSETTLED.
BlsMARccK,s INTERVENTION DESIRED.

THE KHEDIvE SHOWING SIGNS OF Discomfort
ENGLAND TAINTED WITH HER NERVOUS POLICY.
1t is intimated at St. Petersburg that Rus
STA is disposed to look on TRANQUILITY while
England betrays the waverings of nervous
pC.icy. Russia is SAID, however, TO have
asked Prince Bismarck to act as mediator
between her and England. 1t is stated
at Constantinoplc that Russia has Of
fered to withdraw her troops from the
suburbs, if the British fleet retires. The
Khedive is disposed to throw off the Otto
man yoke, if Turkey enters into alliance
against England. Vefyk Pasha is very sick.
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fourth anniversary of the congregation occupying the
THIS FALLS CAMPAIGN.

WHAT STAND TO TAKE ON FINANCE'
A HESITATION on THE PART OF THE LAik hi'r
1IcAN CONFERENCE TO PLANT ITS BANNERS On