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Travis county, Chandler + w, l6J acres,
Thos Freeman league.
Travis county, Chandler, az acres, ihonas
Freeman league.
Travis county, Chandler, l6O acres, Thomas
Freeman league.
Travis county, Chandler, 1GO acres, Thomas
Freeman league.
Travis county, Chandler, lsO acres, Thos
Travis county, Chandler, leo acres, Thos
Freeman league .tt-
Travis county, Chandler, l6o acres, Thos
Freeman f-L .E.-5s
Travis county. Chandler, 81 $500 acres,
jas Harold league. !-- E. III
Travis county, Chandler, 411 l-2 acres, VIM
johnson heirs league. -,
Travis county. Chandler, SS6 acres, m
johnson heirs league.
Travis county, Chandler, los acres, Dun
bar league.
Austin county, Foster Joe, Do acres, Thos
Barnett league.
Austin county, Kuykendall SO est, 500
acres, Jas Richards league
Austin county, Stoke WIN, 1000 acres,
Stocltze Rangue league.
Burleson county, Robertson Mrs l., 30
acres, unknown. -
Burleson county, Sanders j Is, ~ acres,
j Dobbius league,
Burleson county Sanders J ., 10 acres I'M
known. .t a.7 -.--. 1911 .
Draz0s county, Land + NJ, 1850 acres, Bar
ker Jesse league.
Grimes county, Stone NJ \, s94 acres, J b
TAYLOR league, rs E,
Harris county, Ennis Cornelius, los acres,
+ Kennedy league.
Harris county, Ennis Cornelius, 100 acres,
L Kennedy league. --L
Harris county, Taylor f W, 80 acres, W II
Moore league.
Harris county, white NJ d, $50 acres, Car
son league.
Robertson county, Hall WI, lot, indie
pendenc-
1875.
Austin county, Cloud F NJ, 50 acres, J
Stevenson league.
Austin county, Foster jas, 26l acres, L
Burnett league.
Austin county, kuykendall T Q est, 800
acres, JAS Rice league.
Austin county, Wosham mos d, 10 IL
acres, Joel Lakey.
-BTaZOs county, Law NJ, lbOO acres, Jesse
Barker.
Harris county, Ennis Cornelius, 100 acres,
Z Kennedy league.
Harris county, Ennis Cornelius, lbs acres,
Z Kennedy league.
NJ II Gray pague.
Harris county, Taylor f W, $50 acrss, W
ii Moore league.
Harris county, Wheeler Mrs IL l., 3SjacreS,
ID q Flynn league.
Harris county, White A II, 3O6 acres, I'M
known.
Lee comfy, Wilkinson W u, l4O acres,
unknown.
Travis county, Chandler W, 100 acres,
Thos Freeman league.
Travis county, Chandler W, 100 acres,
Thos Freeman league.
Travis county, Chandler W, l6O acres,
Thos Freeman league.
Travis county, Chandler, w, lG0 acres,
Thos Freeman league.
Travis county, Chandle. f W, l60 acres,
Thos Freeman league.
Travis county, Chandler F W, 81 $500
acres Thos Freeman league.
Travis county, Chandler + W, HI! acres,
ThoS Freeman league.
Travis county, Chandler W. 81 acres,
Thos Freeman league.
Travis county, Moore E w, 7SS acres, d
Fryar leaguc
travis county, smith Ii II, 100 acres, t W
waul league
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Arnold, a I, so acres, t2ot on rolll
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Arnold, 4 I, so acres, (not on rolD-
AldIidge Simon, lots. Washington.
Blythe + VI, ca acres, J T. Cole league.
Crofron NJ l., ITO acres, jas. KeSan league:
Ewing Geo and wife, 2Gp arres, VI Early
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league.
Malone John, 132 acres, Jas Clark league.
Parker Sidney, l lot, BRENNAN.
Powers est. 400 acres, Austin y Clay lSe.
Perrin J l., lot, Independence.
PowerD Il, l lot, Independence.
Polk Louis, $50 acres, Rob; Taylor.
Sharp J NJ, $50 acres, Jas CLARK league.
Slater +, lot, BRENNAN. sila
.Tarrer Kate VI 200 acres, Christman & Sar-
verleague
~ 1873.
List of properly rendered in other counties
and located in Washington:
Austin county, ,Kuykendan G, 800 acres,
James Rice league. +.
Austin county, Henseley Jas, 100 acres,
Bastrop county, shoby a W est of, 5sacres,
Bell county, Holman W S, l75 acres, David
Lawrence league.
! Bnricson County, wilkerson WI, 40 acres,
unknown.
/ Galveston county, Bolton c L, lot in indie
pendence.
Galveston county. McMahon t Ill est, 80
acres, 10 Davis league. IS
Galveston county, st. John ii W 800 acres,
W Brown league -.- o..
Galveston county, WoodwariJ Is, % acres,
VIM Gates league.
H mis- county, Taylor E W, ITO acres, W
II Moore league
Houston county, Radcliffe W ", III acres,
unknown.
McLennan county, Burleson III, la acres,
John Hodge league.
McLennan county, Burleson R C, 20 acres,
Saul league.
Marion county, McAdOo ID, 4o3 acres,
VIM Dever league.
Waller county, cabun G B., 2IS acres, G b
Loflam league.
Travis county, Battaile F, l lot in Burton,
< Travis county, Chandler 10 y, So3 acres,
W Johnson heirs.
Travis county, Chandler 10 y, 100 acres,
Th0s Freeman lge.-.l -rrIstl HUI
Travis county, Chandler 10 A, 22G 3-l00 10
HarToll league. Sil si.til
Travis county, Turpin E 5, 623 acres, Gail
Borden League. > - s.ls-
Travis county, Martin Enoch, 1I5 acres,
Ovcrton & Kennedy league.
Robinson county, Hall VI, j lot in hide
nendence
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he, I iot.yporten.
MN, II aSses, Gail Borden league.
NafM. rs acres, &m Pryor league.
EIsander Henry, So acres, B L Hanks lge.
7 Me lie, s. acres. II Henseley league
Us i.dsey W Il, 90 acres, u Miller ise.
S,um, s V, 200 acres, II Austin lge.
innj,A Ludwig, 80 acres, 5 + Austin
league. W. -o.s RI Hanks lqe.
Miller Ang,Nt, 3oacres, G Borden lss.
M Muiel hu a. acres, B L Hanks lge,
49, oSoy ny, $40 acres, Jas Mccain lge.
NteE;tgor est, $50 acres, S Williams lse.
NJ NJ Daniel, "a acres, VIM Pryor
MINT J NJ, 6S acres, II Armstrong
lie. --
S,hnlipg Henry, II acres, VIM Pryor
Shling Henry, II6 acres, II Hinsley lge.
R5berts Luke, ass acres, Alex Mccoy
le7,ue. .-gs
y Roberts Ele.nor, l lot, Washington.
Raspberry w J,I5oacres, MCPHERSON lge.
Smith II C, lot, Burton. s
. Seidel Isaac, II acres, J Lester league.
Schutze H, oS acres, do do
Stamps est. SSI acres, E Peake league.
Schultze j, 100 acres, w E Allcorn lge.
p Stamps c est, o5 acres, II Austin lge-
Stamps J c est, 1907 acres, E Peake lge.
Yirtel Kamas, IS5 acres, Mary Phelps
league.
Williams Chas, q acres, Alex. Mccoy lge.
Waters Halls, az acres, J b Miller lge.
Wincher Red, o. acres, W f Allcorn lge.
Wincher Red, 46 acres, W E Allcornlg e.
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Broedeker T H, 600 acres,I Hawkins lge.
Curry B P, 1909 acres, S F Austin ige.
Curry d P, 100 acres, F Austin league.
Eddius Mrs V, lot, Independence.
Gee John W, 400 acres, Mills league.
Linaa l. A. 1S3 acres, Kuykendaie league :.
Lipscomb W b, ~ acres, J Z Perry League
Lockridge Rebecca, 30 acres, Williams lge.
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league. -
Brandsteter Alex, 80 acfS
league.Ss-- t1eazl ~ aS-@
>. Burton. NJ, 9 acres. Gail Borden league,
lot 3. Burton. So sr-,a ,--.s,-.s.g
= Crenshaw Spencer, 50 acres, VIM Pnor
league. ''s -
Camniacll w II, -4s5 acres, Sam Hineh
league. ..,.ez9r u < ..-s2' ra4E - tl.=s
Fisher Henry, Ie6, acres, Lester league.
Gore G NJ, / lot. Burton. -.
Hosea Nathaniel, 200 acres, Pryor league.
Z Hinsley TG, ms acres, II Ifinsley
league. ar kas sssgs 80 $3.50
Holt James, goo -acres, Henry Austin
league. Is, 5ai ..ssz1 g ss..zi2l
Holt Jas, ese acres, B L Hanks league.
Harriss X Or acres, Alex Mccoy ige.
Juneman c, lotI.E Burton. - -
Jones H B, log acres, B Miller league.
Earmer, Ernst 90 acres, Joshua Fletcher
league.
Rid Geo g. C, III acres, A Kinds
league. svsr7s s..-e-sogsE
Little L B, 1s5 acres, B L Hanks lge.
( Little L B, 365 acres, B L Hanks lge.
Little L B. 5 acres, Long Point. - : Q
Little John Est, las acres, McHenry
Winbun league. - z-Its.,ze az a..
, Lehman Christ 70 acres, W E .Allcorn
league. -. - - ~. -.
Lewis H NJ, 800 acres, S Austin lge.
McCruer Anderson, lot /, Brcnham.
Menyard w NJ, lot I, Burton.
Moses John, 50 acres, w E Allcorn lge.
Napp Richard, 20 acres, Borden league.
|. Petty T s, 2 lot, Burton. =
\ Petit T. s, lot 1, Union Hill.
Punchard John, 95 acres, Jas Goucher
league. -. s., -
|, Shepard A K, 800 acres, S F Austin lge.
Seidelisaac, II acres, Lester league.
/ Suschek Johann, no acres, H Henseley
tsleagde. ,--s.5--.g.. -, (.
G Gorden league.
Struck Mrs Louisa 10 acres, B Miller
league. ), :, : -. = -
- Tom w R, a33 acres, VIM Prior league.
~ Tom, Mrs F E, g acres, VIM Prior lge.
Town Edward, 50 acres, VIM Prior lge.
~ Town Edward, 50 acres, W E Allcorn
league. -. 81
h Nickle Daniel, 90 acres, Fletcher lge. =
wfncher C +, 40 acres, w E Allcorn lge.
Wade Isharn, * acres, Vim Prior.
Afford Mrs NJ, 100 acres, Krydendalllge.
Afford Allen, . acres, Jesse Barker lge.
Brown John, lot I, Brenham.
Denegin VIM, IS acres, Latlnan league.
Gamer G W, 100 acres, Kuykendall ige.
Hoover Andrew, IS acres, B Kuykendall
lge. - - -, s-..s -
Tohnsonc, 20 acres, ] Barker league.
TnEncor .J,,,,sr 81, af-rne " r. r. and c
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Affieck d, 427 acres, Sam williams lse.
At1leckJ ID, 49, acres. sam williams lge.
Allcon Sylvia, 100 acres, unknown.
Baunman L c, lot, Independence.
BaSior Laura 4oo acres, Cnrisemen ige
Baglor Laura, 100 sores, \ Chrireman lge-
CnIIY u z 81 acrn- Z Austin League
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Ammons F A sos acres, Sanford Woodward
league, lot, Breuham.
Amnons L, II acres, A harrington lgd,
Amthor VIM, L acres, NSmith league.
Benson Jacob, rs acres, Jackson lea.ue-
Benson Jacob, I56 acres, jackson league.
Barber Daniel, 6 lots, Breuham.
Barnbill p +, Is, acres, Elijah 4illcorn,
Busse F, Slots, Brenham.
Burke Mrs J L, ISL acres, j Harbour lge,
Burke Mrs j L, 1850 acres, Jonathan New
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Burke Geo p, ESQ acres, Harbour Ice.
r.: do 1850 acres, Newman lge.
Copeland Jim jr, 20 acres, Harbour lge.
Ewing George, II2o acres, Pankey lge.
Franklin ] K. 2o7 acres, Wm Dever Ice.
: Gulledge Vim. I22 acres, Harbourlge.
Hurt Isaac, 29S acres, Jas Inch league.
McAdooJ d, 4z5 acres, VIM Dever ige.
Morgan A c est, 500 acres, E Clampitt
league. 70. r-s..5r ;. as-.i1 fsG'3 u -
Randle W E, 2I3 acres, Isaac Jackson
league.
Toland Frank, SO acres, VIM Gates
league. I'd p g-ilss - sz57 7zs4 az 81
Whitfield, Stephen, $50 acres,J Harbour
league. :, = --.5..-
Wa,es DR. Fl W, 37S acres, 1 Jackson
ieanue. - sss-s- ---s-----
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Watkins Mike, lot, Brenham.
wilkins John, lot. do.
Woodbridge W, lot. do.
Williams 3, III acres, Jas Clark lge.
Williams Levi. l lot, Brenham.
Ze;tz y, 6-Io lot. BRENNAN.
1S7j-Precinct 4.
Battle Alfred, 50 acses, b L Hanks lge.
Crenshaw Spencer, so acres, Vim Pryor
Carothers Jenny, IS acres, ] Lester lge.
Edison o, SO acres, Robt Clockey lge.
Epperson X s, 1885, J II Holt league.
Epperson K s. 20 acres, VIM Pryor lge.
Green Horace, 43 acres, B L Hanks lge.
Iiagemistcr Philip, s acres, VIM Pryoi
league.
nIsrdy o. Is acres. s F Austin league.
. lewis, s47 acres, B 5 Hanks lge.
\; 800 ac,ss, Vim N l pryor Ige'
rs, Elliot Allcorn
Ssffes. Genny leagues.
@eIes, u Cheaves lge.
- acres1TWm Pryor
=, 49, y
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Williams VIM, 100 acres, Cleveland Il
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-12-12
Mr.. McGowan, from tho Committee on

Mr.. McGowan, from tho Committee on
the judiciary, made a report on bill to
provide for tho revision and oodifcation Of
tho statute laws of tho State of South
Carolina, and reported the following as a
substitute: "A bill to provide for the revis'
ion, digest and arrangement of the statute
laws Of the State Of. South Carolina
A bill for tho relief Of the counties Of
Syartanburg, Greenvile, Union, Piokeus,
York, Chester, Lancaster and Chesterfield,
which have subscribed bonds in aid of
certain railroads, was rejected.
Mr.. Haskell gave notice that hc would
move to reconsider.
/. a Nill requiring special license tax on
dogs was rejected.
MIR. Cooke gave notice that he would
move to reconsider.
A bill to protect, the land and crops Of
the citizens of AbbeviIlo and Laurons
counties from trespass by stock was read
the: secoud time and ordered to third
reading.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-12-12
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBIA, December 3, 1S7S--In the
Senate, tho House returned to the Senate,
with concurrence, tho resolution to adjourn
sine die on Monday, tho 23d day Of Deccni.
ber, 1878.
Mr.. Crittcnjon introduced the follow :
ing:
Whereas thcro arc now outstanding as
contingent liability Of the State guaranteed
bonds Of tho Grcenvillo and Columbia Rail-
road Company, and certificates Of indebted.
meas, with tho endorsement Of tho State
thereon, amounting to the sum of Sl,436,-
5458O; and whereas tho guarantee and
endorsement Of tho State was authorized
to be placed upon the said bonds and oer-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-12-12
VEGETINE
Has Entirely Cured Me.
BosToN, Oct, 1870.

Mr.. II. r. Stevcns:--
DEAR SIR-My daughter, after having n
severe attack of Whooping Cough. was left
in q feeble state Of health Being advised by
by friend eho tried the Vcgetine, and nfter
using few bottles was fully restored to
health
l have been great sufferer from RhcmaA
tism. havo taken several bottles of tho
Vcgetine for this complaint, and am happy to
say it has entirely cured me. have recon-.
mended the Vcgctinc to others with the same
good results. 1t is II great cleanser and puri-
ticr Of the blood; it is pleasant to take and
can clIcerfully recommend it.
JAMES MORSE,
.3G4 Athens Street.
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Rheumatism is a Disease of the Blood.

Rheumatism is a Disease of the Blood
The blood in this disease is found to contain
'an excess Of fbrin. VEGETINE acts by
converting the blood from its diseased cond-
ton to healthy circulation. Vcgctnc
regulates the bowels whlch'is Very important
i'll this complaint. One bottle of Ycgotinc
cure, it must be taken regularly and thav
take several bottles. especially in cases of
longstanding. Negctinc is sold by MI drug
giste. Try itnud your verdict will bo the
same as that of thodsands before you who say
81 never found so much relief ia from the
use of GEfINE," which is composed Of
Barks. Roots and Herbs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-12-12

Great quantities of very superior North
ern vegetables are daily oAorod for sale in
the Columbia market.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-12-12
VE;GEE;'l!|' TINE, I :"

Says Boston physician. "has no equal as
~ blood purifier. Hearing of ts many
wonderful cures after all other remedies had
(Eilcd, visited tho Laboratory and con-
vinced myself Of its genuine merit. 1t is
prepared from barks, roots, mud herbs, each
ot which III highly effective, ma they arc
compounded in sucl, a manner as to produce
astonishing results"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-12-12

porintondont of the Penitentiary, as Colonel
Parmele intcnds to resign, and the Ander-
son and other delegations arc pressing the
clains of Maj Il. B. Lee, the GIst Supea.
intendent,for re.appointment, with excellent
prospects of success. Maj. Lee is very
efficient aud competent gentleman, who
would no doubt, suit better for tho Office
than any man we can 6nd.
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Read His Statement:
SpR1NGyAL.E, ME., Oct. IL, 1877

:, ~ SPRINGVALE, ME-, Uct. IL, ISIt.
Mr.. II. II. Stevens:-
DDAR SIR-Fifcen years ago last fall l was
'taken sick with rheumatism. was unable to
move until tho next April. From that time
until three years ago this fall ] sufercd
everything with rheumatism. Sometimes
there would be weeks at u time that could
not step ono step; these attacks wore quite
doula. Over three Years ugo last spring I
commenced taking Vege!ino and followed it
up until hid taken seven bottles; have had
no rhomntism to try Vegetine, and not suffer
for years us havo done. This statement is
gratnitous as far as MIR. Stevens is concerned.
Yours, ETC., ALBERT CROOkER.
Firm Of Crooker & Co., Druggists and Apoth>
cnrics
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-12-12
VEGETINE
WIFI rTRE RuFUMATISM

Mr.. Albert Crooker, tho wcll-known dug
..gist and apothccarg, Of Springvala, Me-,
always advises cverv ono troubled with Rheu.
matism to try VEGETINE.
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EGE,TEN II
Nothing Equal to It.

SOUTH SALEM, MASS, Nov. Ii, 1876.
Mr.. II. Il. Stevens.
DEAR SIR--I have been troubled with
Scrofula, Cankcr and Liver Complaint for
three years. Nothing ever did me any good
until commenced using the Fegctinc
nm now getting along first rate, and still
using the Vesotine. consider therc is
nothing equal to it for such Complaints. Can
heartily recommend it to everybody. Yours
truly, Mrs. LIZZIE NJ. PACKARD.
No. l6 Lagrange Street, South Salem, Mass.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-27
TELEGRAPHIc TICKS.

Fifty petitions in bankruptcy were
filed in Chicago on Friday.
The coal miners at Belleville, Mo-,
on Friday, struck for higher wages.
Bismarck is in no danger from his
malady. His return to Berlin will be
deferred,
A man aged fifty leaped from the
new suspension bridge at Niagara Falls
into the river Friday evening.
A body mutilated, bound, gagged and
weighted was dredged out of the Erie
basin. on Friday, supposed to be that
of Bernard Feron, of Brooklyn.
At Kensington, Ohio, on Wednes-
day, small brick school house was de-
molished by storm, injuring nearly
all the scholars, some quite seriously.
Memorial services of laying the Con-
federate corner stone took place at
Macon, Georgia, Friday. A charac-
teristic letter from Jeff Davis was read.
A Paris dispatch says that official in
formation has reached here that Gen.
Lodleben has been appointed Comman-
der-in-C Chief of the Russian forces south
of the Danube.
An accident on the Danville Il Rich
mond railroad at Clover, Va, by tho
mail train Friday morning, resulted il
the injury of five persons, one fatally
The accident was the result of care
lessness.
John Runk, who murdered policeman
Coots in San Francisco one year ago
was hanged Friday. The moose slippet
under his chin, and death ensued iron
strangulation. His struggles wer
painful to witness.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-27
COLORADO.
Progress of the Railroad War.


Canon City, April 26.-12:12 p. IN.
Excitement among railroad men con-
tinues to be great. Managers and their
attorneys are in constant consultation
and the telegraph is almost monopolized
by them in cipher messages. The
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe have a
large force at work, their operations
extending to points near Leadville.
The sheriff is directed by Judge Balm
of the county court to arrest all men
found working on the disputed line.
1t is said, however, that they continue
to work when that officer and his depu-
ties are out of sight. Teams are out
now to bring in sixty Denver & Rio
Grande laborers, arrested yesterday,
but who refused to walk to town.
Treasurer Weitbrec was arrested last
night, but was released this morning
on his personal recognizance. This
gentleman says that he will make it hot
for the court that imprisoned him.
Colonel Strong, of the Atchison road,
is still here. G. B. Reed, of Denver is
also here, retained by the southern line.
All local legal talent is on either side.
1t is reported that the Denver & Rio
Grande expect Judge Hallett to grant
a restraining injunction against the
other road.
Latest from canon-A Fight Expected.
Canon City, April &c, p. m.-Hon.
Thomas Macon, attorney for the Denver
& Rio Grande, arrived here on special
train, at noon. He expresses confidence
in his ability to win for his road. G.
B. Reed is equally confident of success
of his clients. Serious conflicts are
liable to occur in the narrow passes of
the grand caf1on.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-27
Florida Returning Board.

New York, April GA Worlds
Washington special says that Tilden,
Conkling and Butler all encouraged
those Florida men to turn states evil
dence against themselves. 1t is well
known here that all Of them want to
sink Hayes. AS Conkling said, Butler
and Conkling aim to isolate Hayes who'll
ly from the party, and make his posi-
tion intolerable to him. Some people
begin to think they may succeed in
this. But the majority think Hayes
connot be got out of the White House
before March, 1880, excepting by death
or by squad of soldiers.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-27
EUROPEAN CRISIS.
A Very Warlike Outlook Across
the Way this Morning,
Crying peace" When there is no Peace,

Vienna, April 26.-All negotiations
have failed and it is question only OF
days for an outbreak of war between
England and Russia. A formidable
attack Of the Turkish insurgents and
irregular troops upon the Russians in
the Rhodophe mountains, has called
forth communication from the good
Duke Nicholas, to the Porte, requiring
the Turkish government to suppress
it, and that the insurrection undoubt-
edly has had much to do with the fail
ure of the negotiations for the simulta-
neous withdrawal of the Russian and
English forces from the vicinity of
Constantinople. The Porte has sent
peremptory orders for the evacuation
of Batoum in Difference to the wishes
Of the Russian Commander-in-Ch Chief,
but it will be difficult if not impossible
to induce the Turks to fight against
other Turks at Russian dictation. This
demand coupled with the request for
the admission into Constantinople of a
large number of Russian soldiers, for the
purpose of attending religious service
next Sunday, is regarded as foreshad-
owing the Russian occupation of that
city, unless negotiations shall have
reached more satisfactory stage than
is now hoped for. I hear, on good au-
thority, that the English government
has said its last word, and that its policy
now is to continue to strengthen its
forces and prepare for war.
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Constantinople, April 26.-It is eX-
pected Pashas will leave here tomorrow
for the scene of the insurrection in the
Rhodophe mountains, in the capacity
of Turkish Commissioners. The in
surgents are well officered and provided
with an abundance of ammunition.
They occupy impregnable positions.
A deputation of Mussulmen inhabitants
of Roumelia waited upon Layard, the
British Ambassador to-day and begged
him to telegraph to his government tc
urge European Intervention to put al
end to the atrocities committed by
Bulgarians.