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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-03

Of appeal, and of the Supreme
Court, that they may adjudge said
city liable TO pay, should Judge
Tuttle's decision be affirmed. This
| submit is fair and ia the interest
of justice in this matter, and / am
anxious and will be ready to meet
you at any time on the above pro-
position. | am not in the habit OF
advising any one to litigate when !
know they will be beaten, neither
do | take chances myself when |
know / shall lose, but | do not
agree with Judge futile in his APP
plication of the law in this case,
and it being a fact that on an aver
age, one-half of the eases taken to
the Supreme Court from the rul-
ings and decisions of the Circuit
Judges, are reversed. | believed the
city stood an even chance of the
reversal of this case, and the city
should, in my judgment, have Ia
ken the test case mp. Allow
Inc to say in closing that so far as
| have any means of judging, Mr.. !
Turnbulps conduct in said cases
was upright, honest, and profess
'ional, as was that Of the other at
torneys engaged in said suits; that
Judge Tuttle decided those cases
in accordance with his honest con-
of the law and the facts,
neither do question the integrity
'r honesty of the members of the
Council in what they did in the
natter. They may have acted
hastily and without due consider
ltion of all the facts, bearing upon
he case. Bnt this is a subject
which will admit of honest differ
nee of opinion. do not claim or
SIX for any sympathy or immunity
rom any blame that may he Justly
nd properly attached to any thing
may or may not have done in this
natter, from beginning to end,
there the full facts are fairly stat
d, which think Mr.. Turnbull's
rticle does not state, and that /
m placed in a wrong and false
by his article, and as
natter of simple justice to myself
ask you to publish this in answer
hereof.
j. d. HOLMES.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-03

London, March ga dispatch
from Vienna says it is reported that
Gen. lgnatief's first interview with
Count Andrassy has not yielded
satisfactory results to Gen. Igna-
tieff, who in conversation to-day
said Count Andrassy would leave
nothing standing of the San Ste
fano treaty, and stated that an
attempt has been resumed in
Vienna to find the middle course
in regard to the congress as a CON-
promise between England and
Russia.
London, March 30.-Russian
newspapers say many advantageous
offers for letters of marque in case
on Anglo-Russian war have been
received from the United States
and elsewhere, but none have been
accepted so far.
London, March 30.-A corre-
spondent at Vienna says the views
of Austria and Russia are so widely
different that the feasibility of the
understanding is doubtful. Aus
tria is certainly opposed to any
scheme of partition.
London, March 30.-A special
from Vienna says the news
from England has brought Igna-
tieffs negotiation to stand still.
Count Andrassy will at present
listen to no proposal, and would
certainly in the event of an Anglo
Russian war insist upon concessions
which Russia is now indisposed to
make. A committee of Austria's
general staff has reported that the
treaty of San Stefano would COM
pei Austria to extend her military
power over Servia, Montenegro,
Bosnia and Albania.
London, March 30.--A special
rom Constantinople announces
hat the Turks have abandoned
KAYAK, at the Black Sea entrance
{ the Bosphorus.
London, March 30.-A special
rom Constantinople March 9th {
ia. SYRIA says Gen. Nelidof has !
ddressed a note to the Porte de- G
landing the dismissal of the !
british feet from the neishbor- :
God of Constantinople. Safvet f
asha communicated the note to t
[inister Layard, who in accordance a
it'll instructions of the British I
overnment replied that the feet p
ould remain until after the de- c
arturo of the Russians from the C.
irons of Constantinople. The r
orte handed the reply to Gen. u u
elidof without remark. .,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-03
The Liquor Suits.

To THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.
SIR:-I am not in the habit o
replying to, or taking any notice OF
what may be published in the pa
pers of and concerning myself, o.
of any business matters with which
/ may be connected, either to Jus.
tify or palate my acts or doing:
therein. But l cannot let pass un.
noticed an article over the sigma.
ture of J. D. Turnbull, printed il
your issue of March Goth, headed
"That City Steal"
am not responsible for what
the Pioneer may or may not pub
lisb, and in regard to the two ar
ticles published in that paper, to
which Mr.. Turnbull refers, have
simply to say that / had no hand
in writing them and did not dictate
or suggest any thing that was con-
tanned in either of said articles, and
| suppose the editor of that paper
wrote both said articles, and that
he is responsible for them. l think
Mr.. Turnbull went out of his way,
and that unjustly and without ex-
cuse, for the purpose of making a
personal attack upon myself. He
charges that in February, 1873,
"when the Council was two-thirds
Republican, the Mayor, Comptroll-
ed, Recorder, and especially City
Attorney, Republicans, they passed
what is known as the Saloon or
dinance; the Recorder, who was
Mr.. Hopper, failed to record the
passage of the ordinance, and the
City Attorney, who was Mr.. Holmes
did not take the trouble to see that
all the formalities required by law
in passage of an ordinance had
been complied with, and let me say
right here that this was the blum
der that made the taxpayers lose
this $780," Now / think the
above quotations from Mr.. Turn
bulls article unjust, and the state
ments therein unwarranted and not
supported by the facts, and made
with the intention to mislead, and
as reflection upon myself. was
City Attorney at the date spoken
Of. The duties of said Office are
defined by the city charter. The
City Attorney is no where made
member Of the Common Council,
or in the least responsible for what
It may or may not do, neither is the
City Attorney responsible for what
any other city officer may do or
omit TO do. The city charter de-
fines the duties Of all city officers,
Ind that of the Recorder is clearly |
defined in Sec. 33, in regard TO
he keeping of the records. No
where in the city charter, or in any
ordinance Of the Common Council |
hat / am aware of, is IL made the
luty Of the City Attorney to at
end the meetings OF the Council,
,r to over look their doings. The
Recorder, at that time, have no
loubt Is willing to stand his share
II the blame. w. f. Atkinson,
Esq, at that time q resident Of this
'ity, member OF the Council from
be Second ward, q prscticiDg at
orney, as q member OF said Coun-
II, and directly responsible for its
proceedings, failed 10 discover the
as Mr.. Turnbull calls II.
should call II careless negligence,
nd the labored effort Of Mr.. Turn
'ull 70 make me mainly responsible
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-03
War News!

Special Correspondence from the
Seat Of Var.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-07

Jrau Malons9, ssb. gtle, gu elmer Stuu'
be, no Fe mubts, hab ibr gater abwsient
fein mirbe, In bic Wobnuus bes Or,
g1ile unb tbeilte ibrer @tiefmutter rubie
pas @sldsbens NIT. @ie padte barauf
ibre &letoer uno iunatge Gfsften 3uiam.
men unp 800 bamit mad bem Salt 5ouie
aurad, ebe ttr gater beimfebrte. Su bie'
fem 5etel wercen 5srr une Trau Malp.
nsy stwa cine @ude bleibsu, un5 bann
auf's Qanb aieben.
Or. gBile une bic anbsren Mttslteber
Ieinsr Tantilie i1nb, wie gu erwarten Raub.
iiter beie Sanblung bes iunsen g9spaalts
(tbr aufsetra&t. 5r. 8sniamia Map, Der
ene anoere Hodter pss Or. Wife estetra.
tbet bat, sersammte sefern 5srrn NalonY
in ben ihdrffen Musbriiden, unb ertldrte,
sr wiiIe, bab istn Sdpissersater BON leinsr
1odter 6elena unb ttrsm Manne niHts
metr uifen uoQe, unb tas iIe fir isn nt&t
mebr erifirten. &.
Dafelbe iet In Bs3us auf bic anberen
Wlitsltepsr Der Jamilie Der Jau. Or.
gBile sab i.ltf etne .br bittsre grtlaruns,
In iveldsr er ii6sr iein.r Namentsunter.
fArift anslebt, bab bic selaste 5sirutb
sdn,lid pbns l.in @ili.n unb WoQsn Dor.
senommsn iei, uno oab er benz junsen Sra
lunss idsn Yer 3wet Sabren fein 5aus ser.
botsn babe. st ertlarte ebenfaQs Mep. 6.
%. @enbte babe bic 5rauuns isiner Sod.
ter pcrsenummen. pbue i'm gu bsnadrtd.
ttaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-07

fl1 bies b.taHute, Antcn Irmbrufer fol
Dor etpas fieten Gr iab tI6n uno BE-
bsr3t in bic gDslt tInein. Gr bate iid
lelbit wieeer 8efunben.
gBie siel Sabre bat IT betcmmsn fras'
te Der Batter pateim. Wntsn mubte berih'
ten, bab Qantolin pollfommen freissipro'
den let.
Der selaitns bebddtise Sasmiillsr
iGlus nit Der Jauf auf ben Slid unb rief
Da iolt' man bod - plGblid brad er al.
Ains ans Genltsr une i6aute ttnaus, es
ipoate niht abermals NIT {eSem Sobne In
Stretterst tommsn unb bic gefabts @ien.
Mntons 1dien ibm 3u fassn, paB ietn SoSn
it'd bislss urtbsils freue unb neue oof.
nuns.n barauf baue.
Batter. i'd bleib' iebt ,pieper bateim, iaS.
te Mntpn.
81 redt, iasts Der gater obue il& um.
3uwenbsn, seb an bic Ginbinplatte, mir
miiHen beute einen JloB abladen.
0ater! Was FACET SIR au Der Grsi(prs'
4unss
Was lieet bran, ras i'd fases
Sisi, 8ater, Is lie9t Diel bran.
9lun msinetwssen. @u ias id Dir, 20
mare bsHsr sews1en, fur ote @:re&t;Sfsit
une aud fur ben sewalttbattgsn eanpuIin
{el6er, rpenn er Elm paar Sabre Straie bdtt'
abfssn miifen,, iebt sieb N@t, istt mub ct
arssr tGbsn; sr mub it6 Don Ssosm, rem
er tesesuet, freifpredsm lafcn.
tUOrtfebuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-07

- Gin idredlider gorfaa, cine Tolse
tinblider g a d. ab uns 8.
iudt, ,pirb aus @reenbap lit Wisccnin,
semelbet. Cine Sarmersfrau bate por
elm puar Easen Sabner seidladtet, ins
Rem fie benielten auf eiuem 8lcf bic
2Spfe abbieb. Dem batten bic beiben
&inoer, Elm Wibden uno Elm Rnabe, su.
seidaut, unb stnsen uun ipeniSe Gag.
nadber ans Werf. UNI bic Sahe nad3u
MAIDEN. Das Miohen leste ben 4opf
auf ben Blod. ben Der Bruber nit benz
MeHer abidnitt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-07

Id bin ca, um aue an 8beumatis.
mus, @iht scer NeuralSie 2eleenbe ,u
el.riren. Tauieuoe itebcn unbejdreiblihe
Aualen aus far melde ite Nbbilfe our&
perldiebene mebr cber tpenioer bodansee
prieiene Wittel iudten unb bic eublid
our1 2 Slaiden Urn Sentins Mnni b l.
fator pOaltinbis pOn alien aeioen Be.
freit wurben. Sdidt Sure uftrdse unb
i&reibt um Gircutare an N. Sentin .
u. s o., @tsentbamer, 0ew. Orleans, "a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-07

Nmeritanifdes Tleii d
in England. puriSen Sabre muroen
30.O39 Eonnen frii ihes 0einb. unb 5an.
mslIeiid int Wertbe bon 100000
Yfune 9terlius aus Gmsrit1 in @rob.
britanien einsefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-07
MaerIei.

- Die adbtifG.n getSrben a.6en isbt
1harf an bic Nrbsit, bte 1runpetsentbums.
bsHber au 3iuinsen, SerldriftsmGbiae Gel.
tenpese 3u lesen uno 7nb psm Nefcroer
b.reits eintse brsi6is 8lassn sssen Disis.
nigen einesreittt worben, bic es perabldum-
ten, ben itdbti&es Sroinanaen binFdtltH
Der Seitehweee nad3utommen. SIM Na,
s.meinen iollte bies fur Mde etn Biut ieIn,
ibre Sfitenwese ju infpisirsn une fiji Ser
beiferuus oerielben Gorge 3u tragen. Gel,
Der mullen MIR aber babel temerfen, bab
du6 in biefem Sale bic Hsfotm am falldsn
Gube anssfabt wtrb. 90 fsurireu unter
ben 6lasen mebrere se8en Gtsenteiimer
unb Qanbasenten, bertn Baupldbs aubs r.
balls ber bebauten Stact = aber natirltA
innerbalb Der @tabtsrsnaen = selesen lfns
Die betrsnenben @runbfade iinb nod niHt
einmal sineesGnnt une nun iollen bic B..
fibsr berls!ben se3wunaen ptrbsn, Seiten.
wsse ~ lessn we bod ale Gubrwsrte In
Der oTenen pratrie - bic betrefenben
Baupldbe lie8sn am Gnbe ber @oliabara.
be. - qvtrfelettn fatren uno felbeper.
RGnbli6 bic Seitenwege ruintren.
Der @elorber bat nun ben Mnseltaeten
ben Natt seseten G& In etnsr petition an
ben5tabtratt 3u ru.nbea unb ptripro&en elm
.sefebli&es gurssben seSsn fe 10 lanse
binausaul&ieten, bis zine Nntwprt BON
bitter Bsb6rpe erfolst fein ptrb. Bsasbt
Der Stabtratt auf ausnatmsloie Dur&.
fiibruns Der Orcinan, 70 mlbtsn ete
@runobeNbsr NIT BEN 9sitenwesen auer.
einss gum S&ub berlelben au& Gin,du
nungen:: errt&ten. Mter. frGst man Fd
batst. warum liebt man auf ginfltruns
Der Seitenwese auBerbalb ber Stabt,
wsnn MIR In mam&en betppbnttn Tbeilen
nod gar feine unb In anberen redt puli,et.
wibrtse 1rettoirs tabsns 81 Is ntdt
ssbotsn, sutrl ba BEN Neformseilt pirten
gu lafen, 100 es am Notbwenbisften 1T !!
g. WplfiDm, Der bstannte
@6nittmaarenbdnoler bat in ieinsm Mo.
teta,ar eines Der rsiH9altisaen qager BON
@ommsrwaaren fur Damen, 5srrsn unp
&nateu, bas mir je bier aslebsn. llne
felt Besiun Der Saiion 1T Ter gurratb
lapn me9rere Ials pieper srneuert nor,
pem benn 9err Wplilon ssrlauft biaie
unb eraislt eater s!nsn erobsu tlmiab.
Die Damsn msrbsn oaber In btelem Ga.
ben tets stmas glsuss finbsn unb pts
aufmsrfiameu 8ertaufsr dno germ bersit,
Mues CUR @naht sor,ulepen. Wie uns
| f,err gpcIflpn perlIbert epiirt pr nsu
ben fdlsdtsn 3eiten uihts--sr bat in
mtr aqe 2dnss Soa su ttun, oa lsins
&uutfhaft Hh tdslih psrmebrt. DAT
Departsmsnt iar 6srren. uno 8nabsnan
sase III aaf's Nsi&balttsfe aussslattsl
unb bic nisbrisen yrsile fir wtrilIh gut
Sahsn fssfn In grAaunsa. Msr gu
ane biqls laafsn wiq, Der pftb, WOtr
IN AebeM. 3,6tlwum1m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-27
Burning Out the Snakes.

On Sunday evening McDade's ice-horse
was burned, and hundreds of snakes wriggle'i
and crnw.ed out aud ran for the bay, creating
continuous splash. as one after another OF the
reptiles went headlong iuto tae water. Ihc
snakes seemed to.come from every nook and
,rner Of tie building, Gnd, writhing in agony
from the intense heat ins,iuctively made io'
tie bay direct, and mained and burned as
II any Of them were, they plunged IN promis-
cuously, throwing great volumes OF water
high into the air.
The waichman at ono Of the other ice
houses says that when he first saw the ilames
they euyo,opel nearly the entire building. 1t
had been accidentally set on fire by tramps.
several of whom were subsequently found
living near the ruins fast asleep. Sue OF these
very graphically describes the rush OF SNAKES
from the burning building. Out OF the door
way, through the roof, through dense volumes
Of smoke, they came by scores, large snakes
and small. Of almost every species known 10
this latitude. their eyes extended and their
forkod tongues darling defiance at the biazc,
they actually raced through the air to place
of safety. They Kissed with madness and
D ,undcd the earth with their tales in fury and
seemed to scrccch in agony The number OF
them seemed to be endless, until .ho whole
structure was so far consumed that no more
could escape.
Great rattle snakes, blow snakes, moccaslns,
garter snakes and water snakes were huddlcd
aud hustled together as they came forth ap-
parcntly born Of the flames Wild with rage
aud tossing venom into the fire, which seemed
only 20 increase its volume, they coi'rd On the
ground with archcd nccks ready TO str te The
lue that approached them. Some Of them
even seemed 70 stand on the edge Of The ice
house rs If bidding defiance TO the dcyourine
elements. and 10 lick up the flames with their
tongues before giving up what had b,cn their
home. Some Of the snakes took refuge IN a
pile Of lumber ucar the ice-houSc.
The house wax bail. with three boards, by
which a vacant space was made in tie siding,
creating an air chamber, and it is supposed
that tie snakes bad taken possession Of this
for a b me. Tie tamps who cpdcavored TO
stay in the icc-housc on Sunday night proba-
bly, discovered some Of the snakes and at
tempted 10 smoke item out hut The effort
resulted in tie destruction Of the bull ling
Quincy (WiHoisl Wing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-27
uamnton's Last Prayer.

Among thc noticed guests al Rowland Hotel
is an old gentleman with a nose 10 boldly
aquliuo as 10 be almost square, pair Of small.
black eyes. With hazlo lights in them, and
short white hair, giving with The nose an aged
gladiatoral look 10 Ills generally moving figure.
lie suggests in a slight degree tho wcll-knOWn
appearance Of tie late Revcrdy johnson, a
Roman hrmness marking bis mouth aud pro-
file. lie IS not mpre than iyc feet six ~ seven
inches in bcight, IN that respect, as well ~ ~
face suggesting his distinguished siro. Il is
the son of Alcxan1cr llamilton-.john &.
Hamilton. lie was bora IN 1882, and was ia
bis twelfth year when Aaron Burr killed bis
father. Thia event he has a tolcrably distinct
recollection Of.
e recall a single incident about il with full
clearncas, ho said. My fathers residence
was ia tire country, toward The north Of New
York lslaul lis Law Office in the ciiy was
rather shabby affair
The day before the duel I was sitting in q
room, when, at a slight noise, turned around
Gnd saw my father in the doorway, standing
silently there aud looking az me with most
sweet aud beautiful expression of coGnteuaneo.
IL was iul! Of tenderness, aud without any of
the business pTeoccuPation be soinetmes had.
q John, he said, when bad discovered him,
wont yog come and sleep with me to-nightY
lis voice was frank as II be bad been my
brother instead Of my father rha. night I
went 70 his bed, and in the morning very carly
he awaken me, and taking my hands in bis
palms, all four hands extended, he sa ii, aud
told me 70 repeat the Lord : prayer. Seventy
five years have since passed over my head, aud
have forgotten many things, but not that
tender expression when be stood looking AZ mo
in tho DOR, nor tie prayer VIC made together
the morning before the duel. 60 DOT - well
recoiIect seeing him lie upon bis deaihbod,
though wasihere. or course saw him. bui
that recollection Is only general. yept 10
the funeral at Trinity Church, and vaguely
remember tliat."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-27
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-27

a correspondent Of tho Wheeling Register
says Eastern capitalists arc directing their
attention towards West Virginia, aud they arc
about to lir Into active life, invigoratc and
Utilize Il great sources Of wealth and mex
haus,able riches Of West Virginia. There is
coal enough in West Virginia tosupply The
furnaces Of Great Britain for five thousand
ycars-autLraciic camel aud Jitumuious coal
Aud timber embracing every species Of the
most valuable growths abounding in marvellous
Quantities Articles Of association to incor-
poratc tho Potomac aud Ohio Railroad Com
pay ave been filed in tie Office Of the
Q mmonwcalth fOr West Virginia, TO construct
. rail Dad through tLecouuties Of Kanawba
Clay. Braxton, Webster, Pocaboutas, Highland
am pcndlc,on, to the line bctwccuthe Virgin
ils and, also through tie counties Of Ran
dolph, Tucker, Preston and Mouongahcla, to
the State liue Of Pennsylvania aud from
point at or near Sutton, in BaXton county,
through Lcwis, Harrison, Marion and Monon-
gala, TO Pittsburg, there to connect with the
Chicago and AtIauiic narrowgnagc railroad,
now in process Of compilation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-27
\ Plea for Fldelity.

Au ardent friend Of TEMPERANCE wics, uTg-
ing those whc have cOnsccratcd themselves t.
that cause
"To fight on with the Temple Of Honor
Now that much Of the ncvclty Of the move
mcnt has worn off. some will faint by the way,
and go back on their record. But. "wc shall
reap in due season if we faint not" quit
smoking IN February last. Hence can feel
a sympathy for any brother struggling for the
mastery over ami bad halit. Our Sons Of
Temperance Ritual says: " lie that rulcth his
own spitit is migliier than be that takcth a
CITY" The trial have gone through, aud tie
Temptations am now and then subject 10, Is
something like what they have passed through.
May God bless them, and keep them in the
front rank Of tho Temperance Cause in your
town. II that Temple is always filled with
ardent, devoted workers, it viii save many q
young man, who, otherwise, might oil drunk
ard grave"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-27
Hay Seed.

The Texas wool clip this season is iscstimated
at 10000 pounds
Kansas aruicrs cs,ibia;c corn nt 10 cents a
busbel, at which price it is cheaper fuel than
coal or wood.
The American agricultural implements at
tho Paris Exposition nrc pronounced by Fronch
ouruals unriyallcd in Europe.
Thcs B Sly. Of Orange cau1iy, n. Y. on
his farm Of $50 ncres. noa' Stono Bridge. 10
tho town Of Warwick. last year kept 60 cows
nnd sold s., 100 worth q milk. Ilcpurchased
81 900 worth Of feed, and has $4,000 The &c
iurn for his lnhor and capital.
Jefferson, In n letter 10 John jay. nkety
Yoars ago. said Cultiyntors of tho Garth
arc The most valuable citizens Thcy arc the
mos. vigorous. the mos, independent, tho NEST
virtuous and they arc ted 10 ihe country and
woddoi to It's liberty hu1 Interests by The
most lasting 5oude."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-27

ArAavIHG Siurroas.-A cough or cold, II not
promptly attended to may result 10 an iucurablc
lung disease. For an diseases OF the throat,
breast and lungs, bronchial or asthmaiic aztec
tions, Dr. Swlyue's Compound Syrup OF Wild
Cherry is pleasant and certain cure. It pro-
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4 Jewish contributor TO the SHl suggests
the following rs among the possibilities Of
BcaconsfcId's diplomacy
BcacousGcll j. Il jew; Bcaconsfold has
negotiated the new protectorate Syria, in
which Palmtine and Jerusalem are located,
is one Of the Turkish provinces that arc placed
under the British protcctoratc; ; according %
the terms Of the pro,ec:oratc the governors Of
Turkish provinces are to be appointed with
the approval Of the British Government, Of
which Beacousicd is tho premier the ap-
pointmeut of the Governor Of Syria, IN which
are Palestine aud Jerusalem, viii be under the
control Of Beaconsiell; Dcacousled viii,
therefore, be the ruling power AZ Jerusalem
over ancient Palestine; he VII place a jew IN
the o-lico Of governor; the Jews will again
yise 10 power at the scat Il their ancient
glory the laws Of Mosc3 and tho old Jewish
system will be restored, aud thus We may
discover the key Of Beaeonsiicld's Eastern
policy. and behold the consummaii0n Of bis
Jewish ambition"