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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-31
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop of the SarSaparillian Resolvent
communicates through the blood, sweat
urileand other iu.ds and Juice of the system
line VigOT OF Life, Tor IL repairs the wastes Ol
the bDdy with new and sound material.
ScrUiula, syphilis, consumption, glandulaT
disease, ulcers III the throat, mouth, tunors,
nOdcs IA the gland and other parts vi the sys-
tenn, sore eyes, >lrumOTOu> discharges from
the. cans, and worst form OF skin diSesis :,
eI options, fever sores, scaid head, ring worm,
salt rneum, eTysIpclits, ache black spots,
worms in the Iesii, tuInOTS. cancers i'll the
womb. and all Weakening and painful dis
charges, night sweatS, luss VI sperm and all
wastes oi the life principle are within the
curative range Of this wonder OF
modern chemistry, and "A lew days use will
prove to any person using II for either of
tnese forms OF disease It's potent power to cure
the Z.
the wastes aud decomposition That are con-
tinually progressing, succeeds IN arresting
these wastes and rgpsIiTs the same with new
materi l made from healthy blood-and this
the s,s.Isa parillian Will and does secure-a
cur. is certain for when once this remedy
its Work of putritcatiOn- and
succ. eds ii diminishing the loss OF dischiir-
yes, its repairs VIII tie rapid, and every day
The patient Will feel himself growing better
and stronger, the food dlgr>iud better, appe-
tite improving, and flesh and weight incTe''s-
Ing.
Sot only does the SarsapaTilIian Resolvent
excel all rcinedIa agents in the cure OF ChrOn-
c Scrofuious, constitutional and Skin DIS
but Al l. TIE OillN positive cure Tor MD
ley and BLADDER complaints, Urinary and
Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes. DripSy,
of Water, lncontinence of UrIne,
5rislts disease, Aibuminuria. and IN ali
.ases where there are brick dust deposits. or
he " alter Il thick, cloudy, mixed with sub
tanc-s like the white oil AN egg, or threads
Ike white silk, or Ihcre Il "A morbid, bark, BIZ
ioUs appearance, and whIte-bone dust de-
osIt and when there II a pricklIng, burning
ensaIipn when passing water, ana "A pain in
hesInal Oi the back and alOn. the IoIns.
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James Eolmes, of Weston, has been work
ing for some time for Mr.. James Sutton as a
farm laDoref, but on Monday last, according
TO fh. C0nan- ercidi, he stole a bible, dicl on.
ary and other books { ON Sutton, wenl
TO town and forged SuttOa's name TO an O
der on James Mcconnell a I'D got nine dol.
las worth of clothing and skiDped out.
Holmes is about five feet, eight iLcaes high
weighs about las POUNDS, heavy andy wills
kers full norid face, plays billiards takes q
drink and frequently gets on "A jovia, drunk
He claims his home in Gates county, ADD II
supposed 10 he a widower with children, lie
woIe "A black felt hat and navy-blue sack coal
aud took with him a new black grip-sacE.
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The Food supply All Right.

LONDON, January pa special from
Sistova says the immense stores of provi-
sions and material there have hard been
touched, showing that the depots at Biela,
Tirnova. Gobrava and Silvia are not vel
exhausted, and this comedies with the in
formation from those places. Neither the
Russian soldiers nor horses have Suffered
but the beasts Of transport in the towns on
the Danube where the forage is exhausted
have died by thousands. There is good
crossing on the ice now, and thousands o
laden wagons and sledges on the north shoIe
will come over to repleDish the depots.
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rAIIs, January 26.-lhe newspapers
state the semi Dficial intelligence concern
ing the Rus ian conditions OF peace,
which include the opening of the straits
to Russian war ships. This concession
being granted bv Turkey, the French gov
eminent has ordered two advance boats
TO proceed 10 Constaniinople, and the
commander Of the French iron clad at
SMYRNA has been ordered TO hold himself
in readiness 10 protect French subjects in
Constaniinople ii necessary.
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y correspondent at = 20, sa~s::
There Is strange rumor aioat
that the Russian conditions include
private arrangement with the Porte respec-
ting the : ,IeZ cInaI.
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st. PETERSBURG. January 25.-Ihe
"Galos" has an important inspired article.
suggesting measures to retrieve Russ, 5
financial position after the war. 1t con-
cludes by adve. Using a partial disarma-
nent and saws that even If such a
course is not decided upou
by the conference for the whole Of Europe,
Russia might adopted il viii impunity.
considering her admirable veteraa army.
Injured to war by difficult campaigns. The
total Russian losses in Europe, 10 January
18th, were So, i5j men.
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District CANT

me court room Was nlled yesterday and
'as' evening to hear the evidence and argu-
H'ent OF the alto sneys in the case Of Anthony
W. hetcneson ct al. The arguments
nour, and at he conclusion Of
ne case n large number o. the spectators
cong atula:ed Mr.. Baker and MI Fenlou
.pon ,pe'r s',efcaes which were PRONOUNCED
logical a nj Convincing, The con-, then ad
gou iei '1th zen O'Clock this morn ng, when
= = ae eIa Sc will Oe given TO the july by Judge
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when He Received 10.

LONDON, January 25.-The press associ-
ton SAYS there is reason 10 believe that
Lord Beaconstield received the Earl OF
Derby's resignation after Thursdays sit
ting of Parliament. An informal
cabinet council was held in
consequence OF this surprise. and as it
appeared, the cabinet was in danger Of dis
ruption. 1t was for that reason that it was
decided TO countermand the orders for the
fleet TO enier the Dardanelles, though the ad-
ID raj has been insir ucted 10 remain in a
position from which he can cover Gallipoli
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NO IMMEDIATE DANGER.
Ear! Dcrby-s Resignation not in The
Es.,nis oil the 0aeeu-Ghe Situation
Much Ea sier than Heretofore.

LONDON January 25.-Lord DERBY
resignation is stated 10 be only in the hands
Of Lord Beaconsiield, and not yet submitted
10 the Queen. The latest lobby rumors are
pacific, and many Radicals think that Il
voS OF supplementary supplies aitef ali
viii not be dc randed on Monday. No de-
finite actionhas been yet decided on bv the
opposition, many Liberals wishinsing 10
await the Governments explanation on
Monday. Before the explanations were
made tonight rumOrs were freely ctrcuia-
ted that dissolution Of Parliament was
imminent in consequence OF the possible
resignation of the Ala.quis Of Salisbury ard
the disruption OF th- Cabinet. The situa-
ton is now regarded As easier aud an i'm
mediate dissolution is improbable The
Admiralty has ordered the dispatch YES
sci Lively" and the frigate Newcastle
10 be prepared Tor sea immediately.
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THE CONDITIONS OF PEACE.
The Turk ish Dele !; lfes Sign the Peace
Prcliminaries BY Order From Con.
slanasuOp1e-Nh1l the Terms Are.

LONDON. January 25.-The .'Daily Tele-
sram" prints the I, lowing from CONSTANT
nople: The Turkish delegates have been
ordered to sign the peace preliminaries, and
the armistice will probably be concluded
to-day. The peace conditions are -tated on
excellent authority, to in, Jude the follow
ing: Servia 10 be independent without COM
p, nsaiion Montenegro to receive Antivari,
Nicsics and Spuz, and portions OF the terri
tory bordering on Lake Schitosi; Russia to
hold Batoum, kars and Erzeroum until a
war indemnify of 500, OOO. 900 is paid the
Dardanelles to be open to Russian men-of-
war; the Bulgarian auionamv to be con-
ceded rather on the principle of Leb-
anon than on the plan OF The Constantinople
Turkey 10 nominate a Christian
government for a long terms OF years, sub
iect to ratification by the powers; Bulgaria
is not understood TO include Thrace, but on
" to extend to the line of the Balkans;
part of the Russian army to embark at
Constantinople for their return home, and
the final treaty of peace to be signed at
by the Grand Duke Nichol-
IS. This arrangement will satisfy the Rus
sian military honor without involving the
Of Constantinople. There is no
mention Of Eoumania in this dispatch.
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District Court.

The following cases were consideSed before
Judge Robert q OF Ter, yesterday:
ID. r. Anthony VS.. ]. c. Ketcheson-Jury
called at ten O'Clock all present and jury
instructed in the law governing the case.
The jury alter being out two hours returned
the follow ing We dict:
ave the jury find for the plaintiff and as
JOHN HYDE, Foreman"
The jury was discharged from the further
consideration Of this case.
Robert King VS.. F. c. Bulkley-demurrer 10
4th and 9th, ground Of defense set up In the
answer, overruled, and exceptions TO the
amended s answer on or before Friday next ;
plain id given zen days therefore 10 reply.
Sarah 4. Mitchell VS.. David ii. Mitchell,
motion 10 amerce w. ii, Bono, Sheriff, ETC.,
ChaIisI VS.. Smith-motion 10 set aside
judgment, sustained.
Eain a. Haas etal.-Plaintifrs motion for a
new trial and 10 set aside verdict, sustained
and exceptions 10 the ruling made.
Woodward VS.. Eaves ct ai--Continued by
consent.
Woodward VS.. Heusley.-Continued by
consent.
T.Z. Woodhouse VS.. Kans Ins. Co.-Motion
to remove assigned withdrawn.
Macauley VS.. Jansen-Plaintirs motion for
a new trial overruled.
J. C. Douglass VS.. James l.. Byers-Motion
10 quash and dismiss appeal, passed until
Monday,
II. ID. Rush VS.. Edward Corrigan-Defen-
dant's motion to set aside the verdict OF the
Jury in the case where $50 damages were
awarded TO the plaintiff ana motion for new
trial overTuled.
Dewey VS.. Home Building Association-Of-
fer of Ellen X. Douglass for $50, accepted,
subject to all liens OF membranes againsu
said property, and the release by j. c. Doug
lass of claim in or to the assets OF the Home
Building Association. The property In Ques-
ton being lot 1, block Is, Latta's addition 10
the City Of Leavenwolth.
Hoeck VS.. characterization to set aside
sale overru.ei and exceptions made. Motion
to confirm sale sustained.
Henry Z. Workman VS.. Samuel n. Lafta ct
OF Life Association of America to
judgment over, uled.
Court Adjourned until Monday morning at
ten o'clock.
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TIE work Of removing the stones and
ground from the upper portion Of the levee IL
hs1ng sapidly pushed forward, and the peoper
1919 In direct line nom the Hansns Cen.
81 aepoe 70 Tie Union aepo< = nearly CON-
eIoG1e6
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He Get Left.

Some lover OF a practical joke, in being
accosted by a countryman, yesterday morn
ing, as to whether or not he wished to "buy
q load Of wood" replied in the Affirmative,
and directed the credulous greeny to just
drive up in font Of the Continental hotel
and throw it on His orders were complied
with, or at least until about half The wood
had been thrown into the mud, when one of
the proprietors of the hotel appeared on the
scene, and asked the man by what authority
he was unlos ding his wagon in front OF the
house. 'De boss tole me tn frOw II of heah, "
was the reply. 81 guess you ma kes some
mestake, order no wood" said Mike. "GOl-
ly, is dat so? Den Use been TUX IN by dat
rascal" said our sable-hewn agricultural
brother, as he proceeded to reload MS wagon.
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The EUROPEAN SITUATION.
THE TERMS OF PEACE.
A Partial Sta;e enc at n TO ia Terms
Imposed BY Russia-Ihe Question
Of the DardaneIIes 10 be Settled by
the European Powers

of the Darsianellcs 10 be Settled by
ahe European Powers
LONDON, January 25.-The Daily News
publishes what it believes to be su5stan-
tally the terms of peace, as follows: An
autonomy for Bulgaria, similar to that OF
Lebanon; Turkey to nominate Christian
governor OF that province Tor long
term OF years, whose appointment must be
sanctioned by the European powers; Bull
garia to acquire some territory south OF the
Balkans; Bosnia and Herzegovina to be as
sured of protection and reforms and have a
christian governor; security 10 be given for
the better government of the other Turkish
provinces the independence OF Eoumania ::
Servia to be independent without compen-
saiiOn; Montenegro TO acquire Antivari,
Nicsics, and Spuz, and a portion of the
shore of Lake Scurari; the cession of part
OF Bessarabia and of Batoum, Kars and
Erzeroum, with the ad accent TERRITORY to
Russia; an indemnity TO Russia for the ex-
penses of the war, TO be paid in money, tie
ritory, or otherwise; the question of the
to be reserved for the consider-
alton of the European powers.
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Sir Stafford Northcs,e,. Reply.

LONDON, January 25.-in the House OF
Commons, this afternoon, Sir Static d
Northcote, Chancellor of the ExcheIuer,
replied 10 quest on put by the Marquis OF
Harrington, and said that it was only this
morning that formal communication from
Russia containing the basis OF peace was
rece' ged. In consequence OF a private
communication, last even NJ. the fleet which
was on Wednesday. ordered 10 the Darda-
nelles, was ordered to stop at the mouth of
The Da 'anel'ss. lie WAS not authorized to
saT W. rc'o' not any Minister had re-
signed. The vote TO be p opposed is 6OO0,-
90 poun"s. He was not awa"e Of the
conciUs III OF an armistice or OF the sign
ing OF preliminari = for peace.
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IoNDcS, January I'll he Globe" says
Il has reascn 10 believe that there is no
foundation whatever fGr the statement tina,
instructions have been forwarded 10 the
commander of The Mediterranean feet at
Saras 10 land near Baulair force oil ma
rines and blue jackets TO act as adinterim
defenders OF the Gallipolis. and also have
six oil his roomiest ships ready 10 bring up
mass Of the malta garrison. The Globe
says it has reason TO believe that Lord
Derby will remain in the cabinet.
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The OLE w,r s,,,;, r,.,,.

ATHENS, January 2j.-News Of the conclu-
sion OF peace has caused great cOnsterna-
ton.
The Chamber OF Deputies suspended
their public sitting, and large crowds
paraded the streets making demons ations
in favor of war. The crowd was dispersed
by the troops, and several police were in
jured with stones. 1T : feared that this
manifestation will lead to serious disturb
anceS.
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Fire..

Yesterday afternoon, Shortly before one
O'CLOCK o e was 'scovered in the lager :
oence occupied by n. VIM. Phillips, on the
northeast corner Of Ottawa and Third streets.
Aess I. Jameson and Geo. Bevens were
among the Inst 10 reach the building, and
wniie the alarm was being conveyed o the
cneckIng tie fiP mes which had be.nn in
Duist nom the roo. The fiiemen, as soon AS
the alarm was given, were out ready for
wo:k eno reached ihe spot p. ompuy, rs usu-
Al ana in q spo-t time covered Inc hIaz.
with wafer ana soon sobdued IL,
The. lire caught om q defective fine LEAH
ing nom the parior and had eviaeniiv been
oui ming some time before Il was d,scoye ed.
ne loss on. buildiny I'D lu-ni.u,e is Gil
nated At about { 90. Aasu, ed in Inc Home OF
New YoIk, for $500
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DERBY HA~N,T RESIGNED.

Earl Derby Confined tO His Resi-
dence bv Stckmess-The Cndcrstand
ing Among the Powers.
LONDON, January 26.-Earl Derby ha.
not been at the foreign Office for two days
His health is said to be not as good As al
the beginning OF the week. He is trans
acting the business of his department AT
his private residence. 1t is believed tina,
his resignation, which was rendered in con-
sequence OF the orders to the fleet
TO PROCEED To THE DARDANELLEs,
has nee been withdrawn, and also the gov
eminent will not deem it necessary to ask
for supplementary estimates, and that a
statement to that effect on Monday will ac-
company the announcement of the conclu-
sion of the armistice. II u vote is persisted
in the face OF Turkeys acceptance OF the
Russian conditions, it will be opposed by
the Liberals by all the means in their
power.
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Steele & Ptice, the manufacturers OF DR..
Prices Green Baking Powder and DIR. Prices
Special Flavonng Extract !, are.rewarded by
having accredited 10 them the reputation Of
manufacturing good Al icles. II Is . shame.
full confession 10 make that many people are
willing 10 use aduiteiated articles, because of
a small reduction In price; and In doing 10
often subjectlng themselves 10 Injurious
effects. for il must not be supposed that those
who are willing, 81 the cost o, reputai ion and
for the purpose of gain, to impose adulieta-
ted goods on the public, would hesitate 10 use
Injurious adullelants. DIR. Price's Cream
Baking Powder and Special Flavoring Ex-
tracts are the most perfect made. ltd&w
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Athens Ablazes

ATHENS $50, P. NJ, January 26.-The
demonstration has assumed grave aspect.
A crowd exceeding 10000 in number
marched to the residences of Ministers Del
ieeorgis, Friconpis, Ssinis, Caunimdouras,
and Dilyannis, where they broke the win
dovs and committed other excesses. They
fred revolvers, during which three
persons we're wounded and one killed.
The crowd then proceeded TO
the palace where the king harangued them,
and said the circumstances were painful for
the nation. Nobody loved the country
more than he, but it was impossible TO re
main calm. The troops subsequently dis
persed the crowd, but renewal Of the dis
order il expected to-DoErov.
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CITY NEWS.

IF ON Saturday Mornings paily.l
way.
PRICES OF market s.ut are gradually =
Ginning.
The weather was clear ald VAIN again
yesterday.
ABE river he's sen Several Inches N the
past few days.
T1Ejury in the Becker case wi decide on
4 rmeth1ng to-day.
DON'T fail 10 hear The Nsyro,o Gauge II. X.
galop In the Orchest al Colce-t.
TIE second Orchestral Concert, ext Thurs
day the 3Ist. Seals at C.'ew Bros
Don't forget the matinee at the Opera
House, this afternoon. it is worth seeing.
FEEsa chocolate, cocoanut and moias IS
g rd.y mzoe to-day. Farrell BROS, i05, De a.
ware s.'ee,-
A PLEASANT social par, ? was erJoved at
the :es'dence OF Mayor Geo. U.nme han
nigh Dejo.e lasi.
The body OF Jacob Becker, over whom
there b.s been SO mucn con, oversy, was
bu led 1Da-sdav nlorniIis.
Aa. FRED -LIx W 4 give n musica! con-
cert At his saloon on F',tn stI eet this even
ing. The I'D Insiairy band ID: been
eagag'd.
w. +. C.. AXE, Esq, acs Walnut Street,
P1iiadelpdia, Pa, " ties: 81 have rsed DR..
Bulls Co,sh Sap ana found 1; the b. 4
remedy / ever tricd-"
TPH ta--pa7sn meeting Will be he'd ne It
Saiuruav, and NOT 1-dav as beret fore stated.
The meetings n the country W 81 he he'd
next Thursday.
Tbs model piano Is I at the Opera House
last night, was fine los. Jment. NJ. Carl
Hoffman informs us thai it be.ong, in his
store DELAWARE
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Slabbing ARRAY.

The Weston Comme1t al has the following !:
Edward Long and William Alders, each
about fourteen years of age, got inD fight
with each other last evening, at Beverly,
while returning from school, when Long
laying il open fom the lower part Of the ear
10 the corner of ms mouth, the blade at one
place passing Though the jaw. Dr. Short
ridge sewed up the gaping wound in "A Very
neat and success al III amer anu il is healing
rapidly.
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Postponed until Tomorrow.

CONSTASTISOPLE. January %, lbs, p. m.
The Porte having yesterday accepted the
Russian condition, peace is regarded as
virtually concluded The Russian condi-
lions have not yet been officially made
known, but it appears certain they greatly
exceed the conference programme, and
stipulate both for territorial concessions and
payment OF a war indemnity.
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Almost every flower that possesses q desir-
able odor that can be applied, is used In the
American Perfumes made by Dr. Price. 1t is
from these rich blossoms that DIR. T. ices Pc
Idmes OBTAIN their peculiar sweet ness and
floral chacacter. DE-. Prices Perfumes. es-
cinth and A'isia Eoquet, are becon ;pp he
fashionable odo $. I,diw
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Fsu,sn,,Iseasd.b.u,it Yet,

CoNsrANTISOPLE, January 26.-Vhe
Porte has received no news Of any armi-, ice
having been signed. The Russian head
quarters, accompanied by the plenipotenia-
ries have left kasanlik, continuing their
advance. The foreign ambassadors are still
unacquainted with the Russian conditions
OF peace, but they were communicated to-
day TO the Turkish parliament at a secret
sitting.
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IIymeulal.

The following licenses have been isSred in
the Probate Court during the past week:
Eobt. S. Graham and Mary f. No n.
L. ID. Wells and Mary Drennen.
Henry Hahn and Sarah Tichendorf.
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Biting rurkeyin,ne Rack.

VIENNA, January 26.-The Political
Correspondence" Athens dispatch says that
a secret sitting OF the Chamber is being
he'd to-day iof the purpose OF taking i'm
portant resolutions on the foreign policy,
despite the news Of an armi-lice and a re-
newal OF the agreement between the several
great powers. The Hellenic government
intends, il il obtains the assent OF The Cham
Der, to actively support the instruction III
Ihessaly and Crele.
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Is often dependent on the cuUna,y and do
mestic skill OF the housewife. Ladies know
this, and by using DooLEr YEAST POWDER
INSURE themselves The mos: pc, feet bread
aud pastIy possible. lis use is ecoaon,y also
ior eve , can - sbseiu, civ hull welghI and II
is SO stiong aDc pure as % demand tae use
OF ~ ucl snilI e. u.,al.l Nan usca,
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Substantially Correct.

LONDON, January Sit is stated that
the report OF the Russian conditions is sub
stantislly correct, although the terms are
somewhat harsher than those which have
been officially contaminated.
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LONDON, January 25.-The Earl of Der
by was not present. in the House of Lords,
tonight, but il is said that he was in The
lobby and that his resignation is in sus-
ranSp
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The Cause Of His Res,-ua,iou.

LONDON, January 25.-In his remarks in
the House OF Lords, to-day, the Earl Of
Ca ia Won said that Lord Eeaconsiieid sc,
yerely criticised his speech 10 the deputa,
tion of merchants early in January, but his
grounds Tor resignins were the Dispatch Of
the fleet TO the Dardanel'es, and the decis-
ion 10 ask for a money vote.
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The play OF '.Zykes, the Snowman" was
well received, last evening, at the Opera
House. The audience, although not so large
as expected, was apprecIative and fully en-.
loved every rood point brought out by the
conpsny Ir. Thompson is "A good perform
e.. and as a character comedian he has few
sIUas.