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ENOLAND.

ENGLAND.
A London dispatch Of April 18th. says:
There 10 less excitement at Portsmouth dock
yard. Work Is fast assuming the ordinary
routine character. Overtime has generally
stoppck. Very little remains to he done In the
way OF warlike preparation.
1t Is claimed on all hands. except in
purely partisan discussion, that the Cabinet "a
sincerely desirous to avoid war. The with
drswsl Of the treaty II Han Stefano, or its un-
conditional submission IA the judgment Of
Europe, are regarded "a the only alternatives
to Wal.
The Times leading editorial Of April
9th says that Prince GortschakofY's reply shows
. genuine desire to insure q pcacesble solution.
The Pail Mall Gazette ssys; In view Of the
fsctious opposition which, not daring 70 move
hostile resolutions, seeks 70 hamper the gov.
ernMcnt BY such speeches "a Lord GrAnville's,
Lord Derby'S the Duke Of Argyls's and Glsd-
~stone's, calls upon the government 70 dissolve
Parliament and thus terminate the anarchy
which has partially psralyssd Il during the Last
two years.
The London Times Of April 10Th says:
The speeches Of Lords Bescons6eid and eAl,s
bury arc thought n Vienna 10 point TO the
probability AZ . war, and hold out mall hope
Of . Coogrsss, which Ia there believed 70 b. the
only possible reaching Of . pacific solution.
This supposed attitude Of Englsnd 10 not sp.
proved OF at Vienna because the Austrian Gov
srnmest has made no pruvisiou for the even
tualty q the dnal failure Of the Congress
project The pacific and srgumentative tone
Of the Russian reply 10 the Lord Salisbury cir
cular IA recognized BY the London papers In
dicAang the purpose and givtng hope Of fnding
an arrangement for negotiations.
A London dispatch Of April 18th says
. Umor 10 current In military circles that the
British have sustained Q disastrous defeat In
South Africa. The colonial Office Is ignorant
of such defeat.
CANADA.
A Montreal dispatch of April I'd. says
the demand for horses for England Is increas-
ing, several car loads being taken over the
Grand Trunk Railway, destined for Europe,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25
The Railways u the Wsrld.

According to some statistics published
by the Economistoi Frdncais, the total
length Of railways In the world NJ the
end Of 1876 was lS4.0 miles, Of which
Europe possessed $3.50 miles; Ameri
ca, sS,420 miles; Asia, 1862 miles; Aus.
trAlia, 1924 miles; and Africa, 1878
miles. The United States had 74.09j
miles; Germany, 1871 miles; Great
British, 1924 miles; France. l3,492
miles; Russia, 1865 miles; Austria,
1882 miles; Italy, 4,sl5 miles. and
Turkey. 800 miles. The railway sys.
tenn in India was 6.527 miles in length,
while Canada had 400 miles; the Ar.
genuine Republic. 800 miles; Peru, SIC
miles; Egypt, 976 miles. and Brazil $50
miles. -fuN Nall Gazette.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

The power of printers ink Is well H.
Illustrated by the anecdote told Of Steb-
bins; Three days previous to losing his
umbrella he advertised II In the paper,
and on returning home found 1t snugly
ensconced behind the front door.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

Michigan University now has 1890
students The plan Of allowing the
graduates OF certain high schools In the
state 10 enter the University without
examination has been very successful
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25
WE DEIIEVE

That II everyone would use hop bitters freely,
there wonld be much lees sickness and misery
In the world and people are fast finding this
out, whole families keeping well At . tTrining
cost by its use, We advise all TO try TT 4
H., Rochester, ". y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

A Montreal dispatch of April I'd. says
the demand for horses for England is increas
ing, several car loads being taken over the
Grand Trunk Railway, destined for Europe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

WASHINGTON, Friday, April la-The bill
sutAortxing the Secretary Of War 10 relinquish
portions Of the Fort Hartsufi military reserve.
o 10 Nebraska TO Homestead and pre-cmpt-
NON s~ettlers-passed. The House went into
committee OF the whole on the private cslen-
daf. Tho Arst bill wAs u reimburse the col
logs Of william and Mary, in Virginia, for
property destroyed during the war. Ooode
advocated IL passaEe. lOring thought the Ap-
preparation not only . legal right hut deaired
u benuse he vss - grateful 70 the college ~
he was 70 his Harvard for bis gtfts 10 his coun-
Try, and wss willing u forget her errorA lie
called on the country u preserve the ancient
lsndmAsksof n~stiou,l g~restnsss: Rcedthought
precedent, for southern claims bills vsre Il.
ready pending for tS00,000 for college proper
~ destroyed. Congress Wa crowded with bills
for Southern claims which members were
obliged 70 Introduce 10 conciliatc their constit-
uents. Eden said moro claims were pending
10 the Forty-thtrd thai. In the Forty.hfth Con-
grees. Townsend said be wanted 70 do justice
e. 81 parts Of the country; and would ct for
chueetts, but he could not favor the bill. On
motion OF Foster, the senate amendments u
the deficiency bill were non concurred In, and
on motion Of Singleton the Senate ami nd.
ments 70 the diplomatic appropriation bill
were nou-concuircd In. The speaker appoint
ed Singleton, Sparks and Hale y . conference
committee on the part Of the House On the last
HOUSE.
WAsHlNoToN, Saturday, April 1S.--Cox, OF
New York, chairman Of tho committee on II.
brary, asked leave TO report hack the bill ap-
pr0prlattng 5000 for the erection Of Q monu-
nent over the grave Of Thomas Jefferson
PACED. The House then went into committee
OF the whole Oh the post-office appropriation
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

that the psshss would not dare 10 venture On
Russian alliance even II they wished.
A dispatch from ST. Petersburg saws
that In that city. opinion regarding Gortschs.
XIII . circular il much divided. Some consider
It . complete political programme. and worthy
OF . great Power; Others regard Il as . formal
refutstion Of Salisbury's accusations. some
think II IL Russis's last word, and Others the
Introduction to negosiat ons on . new ground.
II he's displessed those who have wished the
government to mali the colop TO the mas, aud
risk oil. rather than make the slightes, conses-
dons.
The St Petersburg Agence Russo saws
the Russian Government by discussing in its
answer 70 Lord Salisbury the objections raised
BY him on every point Of the treaty, has prsc-
tscally established . discussion Of the whole
treaty, and thus showu how ANAL q foundstion
there 10 for Brttish objection. Tssr~ seems 70
be come disposition at st. Petersburg to show
RoumAnis more consideration. II is announced
that Gorschako6 meant that the stipulation
for the passage of Russian troops through Rou.
mania, not the question Of the cession Of Bes-
sarabis, could not be submitted 10 the Con.
gress. 1t Is also stated that the Russian Com.
missioner viii go to Bucharest to treat with the
government.
ASt. Petersburg dispatch says; Gorts-
chakon's circular 10 the ambassador accom-
psnying his reply TO Lord salisbury's circular,
, 1878-10-10

By consulting our advertising columns
the fact will be apparent that Mrs. Myers
is among the number who believe in adj
vertiSing. Her boarding house is one OF
those rarely found quiet retreats where ac-
commodations can be obtained without
the accompanying objections that may be
urged against more trequented hotels. At
the same time, the public may rest rs
sured of getting their moneys worth ev-
cry time.
, 1878-10-10

THOSE boys who so shamcinly desccrat-
ed the Catholic Church building in this
town, recently, certainly found some OF
that .'miSchicf still" which his Satanic
majesty is said to provide for idle hands
to do They may, however, rest assured
rhnt their 'sin will find them out" One
OF these days somebody will get caught in
these daring and shameful acts OF rowdy-
ism; and, it may be, there will be some
sorry hOOdlums.
, 1878-10-10
pIIGET SOUND ARGUS.
LOCAL n EWS.

,cc,prNT.-On Monday last a man,
-, Part Discovery. by the name OF Gross.
~ ,not with most sad accident, which re-
.n,tcd in the complete loss OF one of his
houds. He took Il ride on the carriage of
~, saw known as the "trimmer," and
wos careless enough to allow his hand to
conc in contact with the saw, resulting as
above. DR.. Minor, of this place, was
summoned to the patient, finding the in
inrcd hand so seriously mutiated that am
mutation was necessary, which operation
he performed. scvcring the bone at tho
wrist. The poor fellow is doing us wei
rs could be expected under the circum
stances.
, 1878-10-10

AT the Good Templars' Hall this even
ing-nO charge for admission. Mr..
Mounts wants to tell you something in
structive and funny about whaling. We
went on a whaling voyage once, several
years ago, Our maternal protector and
an old slab from shingle figured prOmi'
nently in the proceedings, but somehow
there didn't seem to be anything funny
about the matter.
, 1878-10-10

We present to our readers. to-day, the
entire advertisement. OF slle OF the Port
Ludlow Mill property. 1t will require
some specie to "knock the pcrSimmons
when the dav of sale arrives, but still no
one will find fault on this account, rs the
property is among the most desirable OF
its kind OH the Sound
, 1878-10-10

Rev. s. A. Starr, Of the NJ. +. Church.
will preach in Dungeness next Sunday.
morning and evening. There will be no
services here in the morning. In the
evening the services will be conducted by
Allen Weir. Sunday School, as us
nal. at 2:l5 p NJ, conducted by DR.. n.
d. Hill, Superintendent. Prayer meeting
this evening at 1880.
, 1878-10-10

QUARTERLY MEETING.-On Saturday.
the 2jth OF this month, the first quarterly
conference on Port Townsend charge. for
the current conference year Of the NJ. E.
Church will be held in this city. On the
Sunday following there will be preaching
in the NJ. +. Church, by Rev. A. G. Fair
child, Presiding Elder.
, 1878-10-10

AMONG the recent arrivals Of vessels
consigned to the widc-awake business
firm of ROthschild & Co., Of this place,
are the bark Fannie Skoltiicld. of Bruins.
wick. Maine. and the schr. Drcadnought,
from Agibampa, Mex. The former loads
at Port Blakely, tor Callao, and the latter
is seeking orders.
, 1878-10-10

THE Woods family, of Port Discovery,
leave many very warm friends behind.
They were well known and highly es-
tecmed in this county. and numerous
kind wishes have been expressed relative
to their welfare when they reach their
future home in California.
, 1878-10-10

THOSE who read Mr. Plummer's adver-
tisemcnt of Horse for Sale" will find
the animal to b. exactly as represented.
aud any one wishing to buy an animal
answering to the description given would
10 well to investigate this rare offer. See
no 'ce.
, 1878-10-10

SEATTLE, we learn, is to have another
daily paper soon-an evening paper. If
report he true, it will be devoted during
Tile coming political campaign to Tenn
perance. We torbear comment until the
new conner makes its appearance.
, 1878-10-10

COME, We who love to pay your taxes
Mr.. Clas. G. Bartlett, Treasurer of JEFF
frrson County, is Just now offering su
perior inducements in this line, as will be
seen by his Tax Notice." published on
one of our inside pages. Don't forget tC
call at his Office and inquire.
, 1878-10-10

ANY one having business transactions
pending with the estate of the late Ia
mented o. F. Gerrish, will find it to their
interest to peruse the notice inserted by
the Administrators, in the columns of the
ARGUS.
, 1878-10-10

THE p. VI. S. :. Alaska will sail for
Puget Sound in the place OF the City of
Panama. on the Goth of this month.
Travellers will now get a rare chance to
appropriate to themselves the pleasures OF
travelling in veritable floating palace
The Alaska is indeed fitted up in prinCely
style. She will take the Panama's freight
from the Sound once at least. The p. NJ
s. $. Co. is remarkable for keeping their
facilities and accommodations ahead, if
possible of the demands OF their trade.
They deserve the extensive patronage and
lovor which they receive at the hands Of
the public.
, 1878-10-10

WE understand that Mr.. +. B. Ebey, of
the HOkO Salmon Company, will soon
move with his family to Seattle, to remain
during the winter and send his children TO
school.
, 1878-10-10

ACCORDING to report, n bran new Pres
Dyterian newspaper is TO make its appear,
aWce shortly in Olympia, to be Issued from
one of the printing offices of that place.
, 1878-10-10

1T is rumored that another petition Will
soon be presented to our City Fathers for
more improvements in the way of filling
i'm more of Water street.
, 1878-10-10

Mr.. c. J. Huntington, the photogra-
pher, after being away on prolonged
trip to WILDLY Island and La Conner is
expected to return to this place in day
or two.
, 1878-10-10

THAT Olympia Oyster Company will
not be very particular about having you
read their advertisement il you will only
purchase their wares.
, 1878-10-10

WE are indebted to Pnrser Patton, OF
he Dakota. ard Agent Tibbals, Of the p.
NJ. s. S. Co.'S service, tor tavors recently
,hDNyn
, 1878-10-10

THE most profound sorrow and gloom
has prevaied over Port Townsend during
the mast week, in consequence of the death
ot o,r esteemed townsman, o. F. Gerrish
The funeral took place on Saturday, and
was one of the most largely attended af-
fairs of the kind ever occurring in the
FOWL. The Mdsons and Odd Fellows, 10
each of which orders he belonged. turned
out in uniform and united in paying the
last sad tributes OF respect to departed
worth. The business houses in town,
with scarcely an exception, were closed
out OF respect to the memory of deceased.
, 1878-10-10
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services will he held in st, Paul's church on
SUNDAY next mt II \. VI. and p. VI. sunday
school'nt 2P VI. Evening prayer ON Wedncs-
day. at O'Clock. Ltany on Friday morning,
at 10.
Regular services in the Presbyterian Church
on sunday next, by Rev. Jas, Agnew, pastor
sabbath school IA usual.
, 1878-10-10

OUR communication from "RustIer' "
this week, is evidence of the sentiment IN
ClaIam relative to the steam mail service.
, 1878-10-10

Mr.. Martin Jcnne and wife, of WILDLY
Island. left on the Dakota, having con-
rluded to emigrate to other parts.
, 1878-10-10

BoRN.-ln Seattle, Oct. 3d, to the wife
oi JOS. F. Mcknight, daughter.
, 1878-10-10

READ as much as You like, but please
don't notice any OF our new advertise
ments.
, 1878-10-10

Go to the lecture this evcaing and get
''waked up"
, 1878-10-10

POTATOES are bringing so cents per
bushel, and sacks returned.
, 1878-10-10

WE call attention to the card inserted
in another column, by Rev. Jas. Agnew.
, 1878-10-10

Mr.. Eldridge, of Chmacum, appeals
elsewhere to the attention of our readers.
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The world uder Obligation for the valuable oyclopIcic
works produced with their cooperation Edmond About
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llustrious LIttlc is approaching ia cad II VIII nave
tie Importance ~ "a nfil volume. The 'DctionnAfc
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DciiouuaIe De IiOidique Of NJ l.. Laoh, ao' Alt'
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been presented 20 ipr lons time. !! Do iEi al lf'c
irformatiop well put ioE-ther marNtllnusy arranged
40 man o.. letters can aiiUd 10 DO without - now th.
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's'O PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
rcrrteen Through Trains way daily three DepOts In
Philadelphia two in New. York.

FhlIhdcIpla, TWO IN NeW'lO rk.
Double Track Tie most Improved Equipment and tho Fastest
Iine consistent with absolute safety.
On and after November IL, 1871.
Express Trains leave NowlOrk Via DesbrOsseS and
lapdt streets Ferries, = follows:
$50 go 1880 Limited, IL a. mr. ], 4, 5, g. $780, T. $50
and y. H. Sunday, m. q, $50, l. $50 AID
Boats Of RroOsyh incN connect with al through
at jersey CITY, aGoTng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 800 3.35 = 100
$50 aud IL Il. LMed Express, lSj 2 1, $50. Z
and 735 D. H. anu II midnight On Sunday 800 3:35, Z. D.
ESQ, a. N, 1, 1853 y m, aud ~ midnight.
Ticket Offices 5l6 and 94l Broadway No. Aston House.
and foot OF DesbroSses and CersndtSts. No Co1rtst
and Brooklyn Annex Depot. foot of Fulton ST.. Brook.
Ign; Nos ia. ll6. and llS Hudsonst Hob0kon ;
Depot Jersey CITY Emigant Ticket Office, No. Battery
place -
FRANK THOMSON, l. y. FARMER,
General Manager. GenN Passenger Agent
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Alderman, Natalie and husband, 70 de Jarine 44th.
81, i4.6 Il of SHAVE. 25X 81
Austin. Mln2m 10 julia BrsdfOrd, eSth-si, n $, be-
tween 10Th and llthaves 2jYl 10
Backu- Peter, % NJ Welsh AhihOny-st, cor Ma
Ple-si MorTisania, 44.GNI 800 .....-.......
Bafch'L James q and wife. 10 T. keteltas 50tls,
% Il Of IthaNe, .3Nl
Burke. Ellen aUd husband. 10 Mutua Life Insurance
Company, c cor Grand and W00stersts, 80 l0x
iVVp ..-...'... I'm.
Cary, ANA NJ, to r Holly. i2i-st, s. 45ftWoi
Choeo ,l.6n md VIE 10 william Dnn1ine Broad
way. corner Iiberty-s 306x 100 5............ 10
Clark, Martha J.. 20 Schrll. trustee 46thst = iJ
n NJ 6thtvc, 23Xl0c-.....
Dahicr, August ana Wfc, ii Louis Weidman Railroad
ST. Morsania 2JO6Ni $50 ........... 3
Deneufyil.e, Anna ii, 70 Augustus Douglass, Perrys
20 II of 4th-s IS.6S1s.6 .....-..........-....
Gilman. Susan =. to Susan Gilman, cXeeatrix. 74th
ST 35 z " If Jtavo, 2jXlO3 .---........--...
Johnston. Peter and wife, - Charles ID Matthews.
7Jhst rs n G 81 3'-ave 2t6 l00J.
Hagorty, Hichscl ii. Jane, II Muarky aud Ohm Ne
Cam. - Welcome Jarvis, assignment Of mort
Hopper Auaie. 10 Christian Felden, assignment OF
morgagc for $1,000 .....-......
Hopper Amalip 10 hTIstgn Feldcn, Segment Of
mort gaze tor e. 800
Marx Bcicha 10 Eliza A Chriaty. 41th-si ss liOun
OF i thave, t3.3XVS 10
Mott. Valentine (eceGs'd), executor OF, 10 Alexander
Mott. a-sin.meBt Il mortgage for S2.4G0.......-.
Oycrbaug! John II. 20 Yates Ferguson, assignment
81 mortgage FOX -,
Robins, Francis l. 10 Peter O'Bren, 6OtL-st, 81
Il " of MadisOnaYe fi6Ni3S. 20
StTttmstier, Jacob co. Iltus, LsseY-ss. VS. % ft
%! Riv,nstcnst, lc.GX1~
StIttmattcr Jacob 10 !. etr,tmstter, EsseXst, VS.,
Uh, Louisa, 10 b AlOTecht, l5ti5t, = 40 Il OF LIST
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE. ,

B'JI Nd BINlUk HJU u.
Leave NawYOr& for Trenton and Philadclphia az o5o,
fOr Trenton. ' -
Leave Philadelphia staten North Pennsylvania Rail
Ioad Ilid ana BerEssts, $3.50 $780, $780, il;3o n III,
l:in 3'p. $50, & H..
~te Trenton New York at 100 6Sj, sos, 1920 m,
l2lJ, 2:lJ, 4:iO, 6l@ y. ~.
Pullman Drawing Room cars ere attached 10 the $50 T. l
$50 p. from NewYork; to the 1880 a. m,
1880 D.. m. trains from PhlaGolphia. - ,-,,,
SUNDAY TR\INS-Teave Ncw-York and PHILADELPHIA
OF $3.50 a. 5:30 y r. Leave trenton az l-V' lo-o
Ticket, for sale AZ Lberyst Noe. 529 and 9ii
broadway ri tt principal hotels. all Offices OF the Erie Rail
way in New.Y cTk and Brooklyn, and at no. Cotftst,
checked from residence 20 destination.
II. f. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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~ reutaiy Glasses and s,Tiary for Kinder srtreis
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AIRS. GAnhfInON.
Va Assisted by Mis- THURSCJE.
WI fcOten her BOARDING and DAY - tOOf, Tor
YOU SO LADIES ANpCUIipHES.
No =. s.. u s1fH >rEtEI. ,EN-N DIRK.
On WEDNESDAY, SCI. .t .kTNNEHCANEES, OCT. ].
rculsrs .oft ou aIriicaton
yEADNniE {. MEARS'
~ Iurlal c r. 1ri'n" al Dav school.
tut.-.. l.i-as e. -D..l.t,
f.EOPINIB TIil'F .~I.Y. - q. 1870
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD;

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
k1 Leave NewYOrk FOOT Of Desbrosses and Corpat
500 H. for Washington Columbus Chicago and the West
Richmond Charleston aud tie south Through Pullman
from baltimore - Chicago. 49, D., ~,
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Broadway Kew oTk. and at ticket Offices foot Of Coandt
ard De- lrO.se s.sts, and de- ~. Jersey CITY. 49, - -
ASK FOR TICKETS RhAtIi.RoAbbi MORE AND oi'o
CENTRAL RAILROAD. OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Ferry station IN Newly ork foot Of LiDorty.st.
Commencing Nov. %. ls11-rrains leave a follows:
$50 a. ni-F0r Fienngt0u Ea7ton, Belydere Mauch
hunk, Tamaqua. NilkesbarTe Enira- &c Connects at
Junction ". 3D. l.. ant ". K. r.
s:45 iiig Bridge Branch. Easton. Harrisburg.
silch Chsak, TdiBaGua Wiikesbafre, ilau5pOrt,
1915 and 400 y. m.-FOr SOmervle and FcaNgton
D. m-For Flenlngt0n. Elston, Mauoh Chunk. i'1,na-
4 WilkestarTe scrantcn: Tugkhannock lama9ua, lla@
n-Icr Iugh Bridge Ersnch, E26tOu, selVldere' ano
Nauth Chtbs tnnLtcs ~ iuirf 90 win - = iti.f ~ ~
5:3e p H.. oafy-F Easton Allentown ana Harrisburg
F0r trains 70 local points timetable at stations
SUNDAY TRAlNS-Leaye at $50 a. m, ~ p 10. iOr
Bound Brook and intermediate points ana Ak ooOp H. luz
EastOn Reading. and KARLSRUHE
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave Amboy Red Bank Long Branch.
Ocean Grove &c. az SO, ll:45 a ~ ~ D. n; rvpopr
Stages Matawan station 10 and nom kEffOhI
and at Squan to and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD apd NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Liberty ST., for Freehold, az
s!5. ll,15 a. NJ. !, $40 p NJ.