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PEACE DOUBTFUL.

It appears that nothstandlng all that has
been said about the treaty of peace, be-
tween Russia and Turkey, 1t is merely q
sort of informal agreement to conclude and
arrange a treaty. Yesterday the plenipo-
tentiaries were to have met to discuss the
details of the proposed treaty. 1t is very
generally suspected that Russia has secret
understanding with Turkey, and that all
this delay in the matter of the negotiations
is put on to save appearances and to cover
some ulterior design not yet discovered.
The activity with which England is pushing
forward her military operations indicates
that she mistrusts the issue of all this d.
plomacy, and sees the possibility of re-
resumption of hostilities In which she will
take an active part.
The mutual congratulation of the Sultan
and Gear, which passed over the wires yes
terday have suspicious look. We hold to
the opinion that Russia meditates the car
rying out some policy detrimental to Eng
lands power and commerce.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06

The unanimous confirmation Of the
nomination Of Mr.. BAYARp TAYLOR as
Minister to Berlin was fully expected. At
no time has there been the slightest oppo-
sition to the appointment at Washington,
or the least doubt as to the prompt action
OF the Senate when the time came for ia
king the vote. At the Capitol, as we'll as
throughout the country, there has been
from the start a general desire to con-
gratulate the President on making a
wise choice, and the nation upon getting
an admirable foreign representative. Mr..
TAYLOR will carry to his post rare union
of the highest qualifications. A poet, a
scholar, a men Of wide general culture,
familiar with public affairs and diplomatic
routine. intimately acquainted with the
country in which he is to reside, speak
ing and writing its language, loving its
literature, knowing its famous men, be
will be welcomed in Germany with hearth
ness, and we shall have the satisfaction Of
knowing that we have sent to the court Of
that great empire one Of the truest. best
and simplest of American gentleman.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06

The revolt in Thessaly and Eliirna
is assuming proportions which will force
both Russia and Turkey to take it into
account. The apparent neglect with
which the subject has been treated in the
treaty of peace is more likely to embitter
the conflict than discourage the patriots
who strive to free an historic land from
the yoke of the Ottoman. It is noteworthy
that the Hergovinian revslt which pre-
cipitated the Russo-T Turkish war, began
on smaller scale than this in the Greek
provinces.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
SHOE STORE ON FIREa
4 STORE on MARKET sTRRBT ON FIRE
TIE GOODS DAMAGED MUCH BY WATER.

STORE ON MARKET STREET on FIHE--
YAE GOODS DAMAGED MUCH SY WATER.
Yesterday afternoon, about Q O'Clock.
smoke was seen issuing from the second
story windows Of the building No. 400
Market street, occupied by James Grubb As
boot and shoe store. The alarm was
promptly given, and the whole fire depart
mont was soon on the ground, and by q
copious supply of water the fire was extin-
guished in few minutes.
The larger part of the goods In the store
we're removed without any damage, but in
the second and third stories were stored .
large stock Of boots and shoes and other
articles, which were valued at about IS 200.
In thes second story, where the fre originated.
the goods were almost entirely destroyed
or rendered worthless. How the fire origin
ated Is not known, but II is supposed to
have been from defective hue. The loss
cannot be estimated yet. The damage to
the building will reach about $500. The
stock was insured in Farmers Mutual, of
this city, for $4,000; that amount will
hardly cover the loss. ......
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
A HARNESS THIEF.

James Fl. Riley, the colored man, who
presented for sale, at junk store on Front
street, on Monday, set of harness and two
horse blankets and was afterwards arrested
by officer Bouzarth, and taken to the Hall,
on suspicion of having stolen them. Yes'
terday morning w. Ashsraft, Jr., who re~
sides near St. Georges, called at the police
station and recognized the harness As his
property. Riley was given hearing and
Leld in $500 bail for his appearance OF
Court. .a, .t,...
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The election for Chief and Assistant En-
gineers takes place on tho first Monday in
April, and the time draws near the candi-
dates are becoming plentiful. We under
stand there will be q convention held this
evening at the Delaware Engine House to
nominate candidates for the several posi-
tions. We haYe heard the following names
mentioned In connection with the position
of Chief Engineer:
Reliance-Joseph Cash.
Water Witch--Samuel G.. Tagewell.
Fame--A. D. Vsndever.
Washington-Wm. q. Hanna.
Weccacoe-Edward J. Dougherty.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
PRls KING BUBBLES.

Presiadnt Scott, of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, has at last cried psccavi, and In
humble and dolorous tones begs forbearance
assistance. Any one carefully reading the
report, and not being biased ,cau come to no
other conclusion but that the road must ere
long go. away rom the control of stock
holders, and, like other enterprises, touch
bottom.
A leading coal operator informed US yes
terdsy afternoon, that the Reading Rail.
road has issued due bills for sums as low ai
eighty-fve cents What does this forbode
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
IMPROVING THE DELAWARE RIVER

Yesterday at noon delegation Of Phils-
delphlans representing the various COM
mercial interests Of that port, passed
through this city on their way to Washing
ten, for the purpose of urguing upon the
Committee of Commerce the necessity of
an adequate appropriation for the improve
ment OF the Delaware and schuylkill rivers.
The delegation consisted Of the Jsint Com>
nittee Of Councils on Navigation; George
A. Smith, President of Select Council !.
General Louis Wagner F. B. Gowsn, Presi-
dent Of the Philsdelphis and Reading Rail-
road Strickland Kueass, of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad; members of tho Maritime
and Commercial Exchanges, and Board Of
Port Wardens. The delegates will return
this evening.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
PERSONALS.

Rev. A. D. Davis lectured last evening ct
Glasgow, on temperance.
Mr.. J. Watson Evans, Clerk Of the Board
of Trustees Of the Poor, is lying seriously
Ill at his home near Newark, having re-
ceived severe stroke of paralysis. His re-
covery is sdoubtful.
William Powick, Superintendent of the
Kingswood Chapel, has accepted an invita-
ton to lecture in Landenburg, Pa, on
Monday evening, March 18th, A trip to
England" The proceeds for the benefit Of
the NJ. e. Church In that place.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.

Rugby has It's examination this week.
Read DR.. Paine's statement about Ozone
and its wonderful qualities.
Yesterday was an exceedingly hne day
everything betokeps an early Spring.
The Levy Court were in session yesterday
at New Castle. examining assessments.
The Harlan & Holllngsworth Co. have
received an order for building tug-bost.
Last evening number Of Philadelphians
We're at the performance at the Opera
House.
Work on the south basin Of the Cool
Spring Reservoir will bo commenced on the
let Of April.
The Reliance Fire Company celebrated
their eighty-second anniversary on Monday
evening last.
To-day is Ash Wednesday. Services will
be held in the Roman Catholic and Episco-
palian Churches.
Ano |4uA1J So-oP0hotVo heeoCloslon
will decide tonight at their meeting whether
the organization will be continued.
Shad are making their appearance in the
Delaware River. The first fsh of the sea-
son was caught last week of Marcus Hook
Joseph Tatnall, Jr., and William Candy
have taken out letters testamentary on the
estate of Edward Tatnall, Jr., late of this
city.
The cigar-makers of this city will give
hop in Webster's academy, on the Gath
of next month. Harkins' Senate on the
Goth prox.
There will be convention of delegates
of several fire companies Of the city held ir
the Delaware Engine House, this evening
In regard to the election Chief and Assistant
Engineers.
"There are millions in II" said drug
gist, when asked about DR.. Bulps Cougt
Syrup; It is difficult for me to keep W
stock of same, for It sells faster than car
procure It. Price 25 cents.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
BANKING HOUSE ASSOCIATION.

At the annual election of the stockholders
of the Banking House Association held
Monday afternoon, at the Artizan's Savings
Bank, the following named gentlemen were:
elected as Directors for the ensuing year
Edward Belts, George W. Bush, William
Tatnall, H. F. Dure, G. B. smyth, ". II.
Swift and Geo. s. Capelle. Last night the
directors met for organization and elected
the following officers: President, George
W. Bush; Secretary and Treasurer, E. T.
TAYLOR. -r....
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
SHIELDS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

The Shields Library Association held
their semi-annual election last evening,
when the following officers were elected:
President-Thomas s. Doherty.
Vice -President-Thos. H. Mccormick.
Corresponding secretary--Jno. M. Cannon
Recording secretary-John 8. Doberty.
Financial Secretary-Martin j. Mealey.
Treasurer-Lawrence J. Rigney.
Librarian-Chas. A: McDonough.
Assistant Librsrlan-Edward J. Hayes
Board. of Directors-Johu Duffy, Thomss
O'Donnell, Dennis Farrell.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
THE FIREMEN's CONVENTION.

This evening the Firemen's Convention
will hold meeting at the Delaware Engine
House at O'Clock when an understanding
will be reached, 80 as to elect chief sngi-
neer without the aid of City Council. At
their last meeting all the companies were re-
presented, except tho Friendship, Phenir
and Fame.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
THE STEAMBOAT ARIEL.

The Ariel, formerly owned by the Phila-
delphia 4 Chester Steamboat Company,
which ran between Philadelphia y Bombay
Hook, and at one time on the Philadelphia
and Wilmington line, has been cold to W.
P. Clyde & Co., to run between Norfolk and
Richmond. Her place will be supplied by 8
propeller from Boston.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
I. o, o. F,

The twenty-eighth anniversary Of Asylum
Lodge, No. 20, I. o. o. F., will take place
at the Grand Opera House, March IL, 1s7s,
at 8 O'Clock p. m. An address will be made
by Grand Sire, John ". Stokes, grand
lodge United States. Addresses Of well
come Will be made on behalf OF the city, by
his Honor Mayor Whiteley, and on behalf
of the Grand Lodge Of Delaware, by ~
Gallagher, Grand Master.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
PUBLIC SALES.
UBLIC S A L E!

The subscribers having dissolved part
nership and about to reIinquish farming,
will sell at Public Sale, on the farm OF
homes Holcomb, in New Castle Hd., on
The road leading from New Port on New
Castle. on
THURSDAY. March 7th, 1878. at 10 o'clock
A. M. as follows:
II head OF Horses, of them good
work or drivers. colts, three "A
y. ars old, Two years old, I fiue e>IH
brown mare, with foal by Mr.. Marcy :
BIO Sc. three OF the colts are sired by John
Yetter's Romeo; one pair OF COOL work
mules Is HI ad of cattle, 70 milch cows. |
yoke # good work oxen, one short horn,
Durh Jp bull, 2 yea r]ing bulls. four hei =
erI. nine shoats, Chester County whites
noultly, ducks. turkies. chickens, &c -
Farming Implements-Buckeye reaping
machine in rcod order. model Buck eye
moving machine. good wheat drill,
lth phosphate and seed attachmen:s, !
Pen9ock corn shelter, Van Wlnkle IAN. =
good road or farm wagons, one iron axe
OK cart, hay rigging for same, carsaage
grain cradle. all kinds Of lorks, 1ags
measures chains, wheel barrow, tWim ,s na,'
RVS, new; Imr Q ial Flows, Hecken'
dorn plows. cor mon l0ows, a IN. naTaow TOW
cultivators. Meggers ms patehe n GIL L
marker, steel tocGh horse rake. narrow
! stone, roll"r. market deal porn, GerDrao.
town carriage, nearly new;l no-tcpp ppus'y
in order; blacksmith vics. crow pars, o."
chains, ihovels. spades. rak 'es. feeo DIX: 80
sets of wagon harness plow' harue 8, ! sci
CO rlage harness, scythes, hedge knives
OK yokes old iron, &c.
Household and Kitchen Eurnlture-
Eedsteads, beds and bedding, chairs, tao, e.
settees. book case, mirror, reg carpets
window blinds, stoves. coo Il and room
clothes press. Dairy fixtu res.-S dozen
| milk pans, 2 butter tubs, scales ano
| weights. milk buck cts. barrels and bench;
es. cream cans, pork by the pound, lard
ny the pound. Early Rose potatoes, axes
&c. 2S acres of wheat in the ground.
Terms. "A II sums of $40 and less cash on
| sums over 500 credit Of 8 months will be
sivan by the purchaser giving bankapit
note with approved indorser.
PATRICK MCMAHON.
JAMES MCMAHON.
I. W, stidham q Son, Auct1oneers. No
Ill E. Fourth street. mal6-2t.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
SHIPPING NEWS.

Tho schooner Fannie Tracy, of Perth
Amboy, N. j., arrived at this port, ysster-
day morning, loaded with 10000 fent of
yellow pine, from Fernandlna, Florida, for
Harlan 81 Hollingsworth Go.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
TAKE BACK SEATS.

The gold bugs, their advocates and scribes,
all propbesied that If the silver bill passed,
gold would jump up at once in the teens,
but 1t is as obstinate as Texas mule, and
refuses to 60 up to 1o2. What pretty set
of statesmen they ares Leather medals
and back seat for the gold bugs.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
MURDER NEAR LEWES.

VIM. Roach, better nown as Bill Roach,
Of Lewes, was assassinated and brutally
murdered on the beach near the railroad
pier last Friday night. The perpetrators Of
this foul deed were captain of schooner
and two of his men who acted as accom-
plices.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06

A curious feature of the municipal
elections in Maine is the feet that in three
towns there was no choice for Mayor, the
obstacle, in each case, being apparently
the Greenback candidate. The Green
back men seer, to have shown considers
BILE strength in mauy OF the towns.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
WIFE DEsERTION,

VIM. H. Little was arraigned before Es<
quire Cole yesterday mo'n'ng to answer to
the charge of desertlng bis wife aud refus.
Ing to furnish her any means Of support.
The evidence sustaining the charge, he was
bound over In $3.50 bail to answer the charge
At Court, In default of which he was CONF
mitted to New Castle jail.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
THE OPERA HOUSE.

There was fair audience at the Opera
House last night to witness the performance
of Robert Mscsire, and the Tanning of the
Shrew. Everything went eff satisfactory,
and the audience was quite we'll pleased
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY.

Last evening the Missionary Anniversary
of the Sunday schools connected with the
Scott NJ. E Church, was held in the church,
corner of Seventh and Spruce streets. The
attendance was very large, aud were we'll
pleased with the nights entertainment.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06

A mouse placed in box with three rat"
tlesnakes, at Anna, ILL.,, killed one Of the
snakes, while the two remaining ones
showed the greatest fear of the little beast,
watching every move 1t made.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
RAILROADS.
WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE 'tAII.EOh
= Mnramher 2Rih lS77.

p,ra,nn vyi,I leave Vi ilmington az follows
for ,,.., ,,,..,
655, 10. 800, 8 At, % oO, a. Ii. 2 80, 45J,
phiIadelph,a la and New York, 200, s "A am,
70 81, u 40, 5 46 m. o ,o
baltimore and Intermediate stations, u
Baltimore and Washington Il 81, IL, 8 80.
am, 1854, l2 So, 5CD, p M
trains for Delaware Division leave for 4.
sew Castle 81. 33U, q 10, 10. ~ p. IN.
Wyoming and intermediate stations SSO
t,sImaT i'm ~ ard intermediate stations. 8 80,
e. M Is p, p,,,TsDay G.: rRxfks. -
philadelphia and intermediate stntions
8 IL III, s co & 30 p m.
phtlsdelphin and New Yors, zee. a N.
Baltiu1ore and Washington. E. l6 q m.
For further Information passengers are
referred TO tue time tables 'c,sted at the de-
pot. ,ror,,nr,p Ga.
iuns-ly Il. % kEN NE1 e-ol I.
<tHANGE OF E0URS-WILMINGTO
~ WESTERN RAILROAD-Commen
IL Thursday Dec. 4, 1876, Trains will run
Leave Wilmington 10 70 m, and 30p'm
Leave lanaen burg j 45 n ard 30 p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington 755 m, and 10
A!rrive at Landenb berg at IL M. and 8 4G
,DNNECTION 3.--Train leaving Lauden.
berg at 6. IS q. N. vita train for Fhiladel.
phia at 3. a.Gn.
IRAN leaving Wilmington q 1870 n,
with raj y leaving Philadelphia at s. 10 m
and unnusylvanla and Delaware train lenv-
Ing Iardet berg at | 90 p. IA.
Train leaving Landenberg at 30 p. N,
With PENNSYLVANIA and Delaware train, end
with train l@aviag WILMINGTON for phiia.
Train Ieaz in. vl,mlneJon at $50 p 10
with train lea. ,lps ,niIadeiphia nt 4 l5 p.
N. y. CORNELL Snp
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
THE HERALD.
Wilmington. De., March Q. 1873.

THE WEATHER. ;-To-doy u sDtss b
scarn and partly cloudy or taisy Jollescs
cd by tnoreasod clowdinsss and posstbI.
right rain.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06

An Ohio fraud swindled q hotel by means
Of cheap valise filed with wind.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
FARM OF3O0 ACRES

IN CAROLINE COUNTY, NJ MAKYL4ND,
Three miles from Ridgely Station, on Mary
land and Delaware Railroad. One halt
cleared and fenced. Timber chiefly oak
and chestnut. A good barn. stable, etc.
peach orchard of2 900 trees, good varie.
ties Good neighborhood Sold because It
has passed into the hands of lady in
Philadelphia who cannot give it attention
Terms very reasonable. WIN. 9. RIpGELY,
Attorney, Denton, Caroline County. Md.
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