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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18

The experiment has been tried 10
Iowa Of sowing 10 the fall. upon one
acre 81 land, two bushels Of wheat
mixed with one bushel OF oats The
oats shot up rapidly, aud ~ere Of
course killed down by the frost but
they furnished warm covering for the
earth. aud when The snow tell among
the thick stalks aud leaves they kept
il from blowing away. THIS covering
prevented the winterkilliDg 81 the
wheat, aud the fottIng ost leaves aud
stalAs afforded a itch TOP dressing for
the crop the following spring. The
resull was an abundant yield ot wheat.
while iaad precisely similar alongside
Of i. aud treated 10 the same manner.
with the exception 81 onit,iog the oats
wAs utterly worthless
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Mich cows are rot allowed to be
cold IL New York for beet.
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THEY ARE THE REST.

Geafema3. - Enclosed you viii ind ~ -, and |
with you would send me another dozen u your
COLLINS Y0LTAIC PLAsTEhs By the above
you w0u will ace that / can do something "a help
others in some way even II an MOI able % be
up and sfound. There are nnmbJr who have
tried your plAstars who had given out that ail
piasterr we're good Ton nothing, and now in
with mo Inst they are tie beet they have tvrr
tried. ] have got along THE winter bfttas thaa /
have before III three years Wished could have
heard Of your plaslers before.
Yours &c. LORRETTA NJ. CROSS.
BAHArug STA \ Y, March n, 1877.
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1879.
Citizens Line Steamers.
TROY TO NEW YORK.

Suuisy, IuesdaY, lhufs ~.
sAR1Tu0A. Cap. 7. b Abfsnr
AondAys Wednesday, Friday.
From steamboat Isuding, foot OF BroE @sy. o..
cspt saturday, 80 - ~, % on tefitsl -
evening uAiBs Striving IA nan farh a. 81 ears
hour, connecting With trans south and cat
Through tickets cold on the sies mers e. Long
Branch, Ocean Grows PhlA6elphia Baltimore
Washington. aud baggsge checked g d-stns.
ton.
E1cur.ion tickets 10 New Y0rf aud lsiuta 0piy
q CO. Elegant family rp,in,. ~ % trside tate
rooms, si.OO.
Daring cpol In.u be stat. reops Hsrmed ~
steam. Btggsg~ transferred rec
Regular BUTTS "a River liallraAd tcks5 taksiI
for pasrsge End stats RON 's@yihs,
Neals ub the Enfaprau flan
Al FIR tickets VIA s.Citz sat Ltut Toy team.
sfs Pave bwsr tan b. sHy other r1pr
Teket- Tor al. a. ~ priDcttsi tsatesf u"sti
Offices
o " HORTON, GEO " GIBSON,
Geug agent GebI tasseaksf, Agt.
eau It@ S,Y. Troy, =. Y.
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A MORBID SWELLING.

Gesiarasa. i sent for one Of COLLINS VOL.
rAiC PLAsTEIts, a.d ithas been Of great ben
eft ~ reducing \ sSolltuH 10 m left eide that
two physicians pronounced Enlargement af the
spleen, aud Que pronounced il al Ovarian Tu.
NOR l. A. RIS TER.
CYsrHasIA. fSD March 70, 1871
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90 yALuAnLrE rnUrns. %

Wv NALtAhLkkIh Lihrs
II you are suffering from poor heath o. kBgaiah
Tag On bs4 ~ ackaaas. take cheer, for
Hep niitersK will Care Yea.
n you are q niiniassr, and have overtenc1 your
self with your pastoral du ilesi mother, worn
out with care and wark, nrN you simply alinE
u Yuu fcci weak and dis IiIitsd, without eieaTy
knowing Why,
Hep Bitier. will testore Yes
Myou are = man Of bas ines, Weakened BY the
strain u Jour eturyiAy dntcsi OF man OF lot
ters, tosnng ever your midnight vork,
Hop Biteru will ksrcngthrn You.
II you are young and suffering from any ind8
ereton, OF growing too fast ~ - often the esA~
Hop Bitters will teIlrVc isu.
n you are IN the work Nshop. on tho farm, At tho
desk snyw here, and feel that your system needs
cleansing. tonihg slim uiatinR vttkeut intsxi.
sattaG.
Hop Bitters ts What You Need.
you are old and your palae a fechh your
nervos unsteady, and your fatalities waning,
msp Bitters viii give yeu New life and vaxer.
Hor coroH cuRz Is he sweetest, safest and be~t
AK Galdun.
One Hor FLD for stomach Liver and Edheysis o. Pc
Eisr TO ali others cures by absorption II u perfect
DL c. is an absolute and irroAsible curn FOR drunk
ennes, uso Of otann, tolaees and nAruotios
Ahevs salA ~ Asursta ilst k,t-r. Ns Co. Rashsss
awnwzmwmnuuzmgzzNMssasasMM
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EARM FOR SALE.

| offer my farm for sale. situated 10 the town
81 Winhsii. six miles from Manchester Railroad
station. faii farm consists Of 6G Acr, ., good
sugar ofehard, plenty Of fruit and will keep
cows ABd team. Price $40 Also a timber
Dot 81 G6 acres, about miles from Manchester
ststion ny the Rockville road. For sale cheap,
Address,
ID. W. TAFT.
WlnLalI. ". May 1911. 1873. b2n
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c COLLINS -.
IOLTAlC PLASTER

An Electro-Galyapic Battery confined
With a highly Medicsted Strengthening
Plaster, forming The best Plaster for pains
and aches III the World u Medicine.
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has jasi tees fs1saTsd Sba viii be sssd oAssp.
Oar Eoe3s IRE ~ fresh fros asItss and ss
mesA tRsusss aiEs us etil 4aa sxAnline
Koods Gac pFscss aae sss u ubst sa ssf l. tSt
irae, Remember the place, Ai TIE Brick Store
On EiBelEeF AYsaue. Manchester fttpot, VI.
D. aEEEN
HENRY oEKRs. agent il4asa
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Co. mouth etpcase guaranteed 20 Agents
- 0aiHt tric SHAW Go. Augusta, Ne.
G77- Yru and expenses 10 agents
v ns Frse tltrs, i @. YIcKERY.
tH~aei4 4sl
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Price IS Gents.

Be careful to call for COLLINS yOLTAiC
PLASTER least you get come worthless imitation
Sold by AL Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout The Omitted States and Csnadss, and
by WEEKS & POTTER, Propretors, Boston,
Mass. 2T-lyAcQ6-4wj
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RUTLAND VERMONT
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tas " Naa etn Is N'ihf1
t' 'htaf PIG serve a.''''t "'1 g
GEES ''N' '''"
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What asks = eaffesprhHe'' eA'is
- 'he hAit ~ en'ae ont Before We
aHt3'f " mesl kpo* whflhet3oa are
Wanra 2 sihs'', h's = important
;" : Wy '''''' ''''D''s = ''
! ~oihap may wear her bnt kuoek-
cd 'uio aaS conceivable 'papr aaa
b"lh netftf s"a bat are pronounced
perfectly lovely but lust Jet man
lam V one eide OF the bat be wears
aud 10 y y once proclaimed hfst-
'''ss ''"u'
AT London book sale copy o.
Dfew.s Essay 90 souls, was knocked
down 'oa shoemaker VINO 70 u"e great
amusement d toe assembly, inuocentIy
asked The auctioneer II he had any
more books 90 shoemak'ng to sell.
Grandma went on board a moderu
steamer, aud walking Up to pier glass
che saw an old lady approaching ]
wonder i you are as tired 90 ] an J
she said compassionately, and the
kindly old face looked towards her IN
silent sympathy
They are trying lot Of Pinaiore
singers ia there, said Smith to Jones
a. they passed building whence float
ed strains 81 A maiden fair to see, etc,
Glad Of il, returned the misauthropical
Jones; hope they'll give EN- sixty
days and costs.
0la ReB.tIa snobo ~. Nybv
down 10 Arizon. when I lived thar il
w,s 10 o,that ,bev nsed 10 have 10
soliee two thermometers together SOS
"a get any idea Of the heat and even
thou the quicksilver would squirt over
the top one sometimes.
hu,e Yapkee IN F.eland being
prolasely thanked Tor having rescued a
Iaa, i,om the attack III = fer,cious doc
which H. seized by the throat and
,brouled said OF course I was glad
"a hsl, tss al I'm, wba, / wanted
most was IL give that condemned Eng.
lIsh cur some adequate notion OF the
American eagle.
Edward. said Mr.. Rice, What do
hear -tb4t yoa have disobeyed your
grandmolher. who told you Just now
not 10 lump down these stepsl Grand
mother dda tell US not 10, papa; she
only cane y the door aud said, /
souldut jump down those steps, boys I;
and ! shouldn't 'hiuk she would IS an
old lady Ike her.
rule 81 Inc IllBois Central rail.
road provides that dogs shall not ride
in pAsseneer car, bat a big and fero-
cious bnll dog walked into car at
Chicago, appropriated a whole scat,
ana rode 400 miles upmolested He
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The fleece Of Spanish merino sheep
sheAred BY J, II Rowley Of Egrenou1
Piaia. Mass. weighed 20 Ia pounds.
The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1879-09-05

THE Mrcn-wANrED INroRNNrIoN.


TUE Nrcn-wANrED INroENArloN.
Victor had sufficiently ncrvcd himself
to meet Father Thomas. and he ,cruti-
uizcd the features and the looks of that
man from whom he hoped to obtain in
formation concerning the matter that
troubled him 50 much. while rbo other
APPROACHED him humhIv and kissed his
foot. Under ordinary circumstances
Victor woulI have nassod without TAX
mo notice Of the AGED monk for tboro
was nothina noculiar either in his fo,-
turcs or his lone GREY beard or in his
dccn-sct hstrous ewes. IS for Thomas
he couId scarcely breathe in the auoust
nrosnnco of tho successor of potor and
tbo thouoht that this God an earth was
none else but the Jewish boy whom he
had stoIan twantv-six voars aao was
onitr ovoryhalmino far him Tho noor
monk trembled in every limb Victor
understand bis omo+;ons and ollowod.
him some time to roc :, himsalf
~You wanted to s.. l9.k 40 nntr nrivato-
X Thomas = asked the Pone after =
fow minutos Of deem silence
"Ycs HOLY Father" reioined tbe
monk with a trembling voice. II was
RECENTLY on a visit to Bamberg. nv ma
tive city from which 7 was absent for
W D,;pC Il
The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1879-09-05

heart OF a tender mother Eoo have
broken? Do yoo not feel amy contri-
ton for having presumed to interfere
with TN" ARRANGEMENTS of Proyldencc.
having taken human being while a
helpless child and brought him TIP to il
course oI IIfe4mtc different from that
tor which 'od had destined him by
o'rtll
(em'r~r 'ontrItlon eehood the
a>tonINhrG priest your Holiness is
pleased to Jest WITH your humble ~c'-
Zalli' >h'u my conscience feproNr nae
1'f having rescued soul from the grasp
oI h'II '''' returned 1t unit" the LORD ;
'I0 NOT my -"o0 work. lIir pest nave
ever o"n' IN my iie' prosper 80 that the
~"0I lH"t was doomed to eternal "amna-
ti"l' mas become the hottest on carth
>ootrI WAiI' yet among the living.
through my mStfmnentahty
Hell a1mnauon eternity. and what
not. muttered Victor to himself. all
Tor the purpose ot making htr ml~rr-
able What mortal can combat against
a deIuNIon winch Is too base even to-
provoke the anger Of an honest heart
Listen. Thomas, he addressed the
monk. " shall richly remuncrate You
for all your trouble. but tell mc the
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
RAILROAD NOTES.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 21.-Pettls County, Mo-, OF
which sedaIia the cOuntyseat. and the headquarters
az the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad has sold It's
stock In that road amounting to S270 COO ard the City
of sc6oia sold stock in the same road-Ss0 900
worth. II is understood tnat JAY GOuld bought both
lots Other counties III Central Missouri are selling
their stock IN this road.
DENVER. Col. Nov. 21.-In the Supreme Court to-day
an opinion delivered in the case OF the Mchison
Toprka and Santa T6 Railroad agt. The People cx rel
Attorney -Genela, in error from the III PasO County
Court The reversed the Judgment OF tie III Paso
County Court with instruction dismiss the proceed
ings. vice-Presidcut Strong. OF the AtchisOD
Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, who Is here
TO night. declines to affirm or deny anything relating TO
the reported arrangements between his company and
The St Louis and Francisco Railroad Company rela
tive 10 the completion OF the road to San Francisco and
the issue OF 500 600 900 iu bonds. Tne Graad Canon
eases opened today the Federal courts. Their
Alteration will probably consume week Leading
counsel has been retained on b0tn sides.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
GOVERNMENT NEWS.

LARGE CENTRAL PACIFIC CHECK.
THE SUMS DUE TO THE CONVENIENT COMPLETED
BY A CHECK FOR OVER 5000, 09,0O0-vIcE-PREsi-
DFNr HUNTINGTON EXPLAINS THE COMPANfs
GRIEVANCES AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArCHl
WASHINGTON, Nov. >2l.--The United States
Auditor of Railroad Accounts has received COM
muDicatou from the vice-presldent of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company, enclosing u check for
$6O9,OsO 80, which, together with the amounts due
the company and withheld by the United States
Treasury for Government transportation
both on its subsidized and unsnbsi-
died roads, between November 9, 1863,
and June 30. 1873 iulfls the requirements of all
existing laws in regard to the payment to the Gov
ernment of per cent of the comDanys net earn
ings during that entire period. The payment made
by the company last week settled its indebtedness
on account of the > per cent requirement. ana also
discharged its Obligations under the Thurman Sink
ing Fund law for the six months following tie
30th of June, 1873. from which date
tine sinking fund obligation was to he
computed. IL may be stated therefore, that the
Central Pacific Company has settled all its ac-
counts with the Government UP to the 31st OF last
December. The cash payments for the year 1879
viii not be due until next February
VIce-Presdont Huntington. in the course of lis
letter Transmitting the check for 5000, ,OsO go.
writes to Auditor French as follows:
In making this statement may add that the Central
Pacific t,irDad Company does not. and never did, dis
putc the of the Genera Government 10 cent
OF the earnings rhc road after ia completion In
the eyes Of the law. necrc"s have arisen as 10 what
constituted net earnings as 10 whether The per
cent could be taken uI the earnings of nOn-aihen
roads, and 10 the date when tbis participation should
begin. These points have been but recently decided so
that approN Nimae settlement can 1T last be reached
There remains the question TO wacthcr the Pacihc
Railroad Companies receiving tie reasonable cont
ptnsaUOn for seIvcca stipulated bY The Acts oil lsO2
ana 1861, aud hy common business equity due.
In regard to the mails. II particular. the railroad
companies do not receive what the cNccpfionhy oner-
service Is wO ia. bu OILY Huc Congress, IN
its discretion, proper 10 allow. Tue Central Pacic
iirOal Comlaby serves the right To appeal TO the
Tor OF tnis and like grievances; and this
payment desire 10 be understood being subject To
that reservation. This per cent" when accurately
nscerianed, have always regarded rs the right OF
the Government the 90 cent aud hali the earn
ings Government bus mess taken and Withheld IN
excess of the per cent under our contract Tor the
peIiOd sub cquent june 80. 1873 required by the
Thurman Act of COn-rCss). mrsf regard as having
been wrJngfull exicrted the company in defiance
Ofntice equity, aud good fth III iac, by the law OF
tie strongest"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

society before It, however. petitions from many
hundreds OF c0orod people who live IN dherent
the South What they impore s assistance in enrcng
their escape from condition which they deseIloe a.
worse than slavery" Their apneals are indeed touoh
Ing simple and sincere. n IL IN their iniere- 't h
earnest appeal extended 10 the philanbropc reVpe
of the entire North II Is hoped and believed ina, hey
will respond the cries OF these distressed peoP' ~
they would 10 the wdillng victims OF q scohrsc
The signed to this paper are those OF people
of well-known respectabiliy and standing IN WASH
ington An officer Of the society states that pc-
tween fifty and sixty colored emIgrants were here
last night awaiting transportation to the west
A party of sixty colored cmigrants from Lagrange
County n. c.. lcft this cit last night for Indiana
where they propose TO settle in Wayne County. Inc
party Zen aired here for two days waiting fcrthe
National Enierant Aid Society to raise the means
pay Tor their transportation They were qraitcred
III railroad ear and were led 10y the Womans
Christinn AssOciaInn.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
PRIZES IN DECORA TIVE Arr. 4.

The judges for The Art Interchange prizes
,or the best decorative designs yesterday made the
following awards First prize $50 for the best set OF
twelve tiles TO Mary King Longfeow, OF Portland. Me-
second prize SlO to Eleanor Matiack, OF Germantown
PENN for six dinner plates. First prize, $50 for the
hest design for pOrire 10 Mrs. L. NJ. Wheeler. OF
jamaica l.. l.; second prizc, $40, to L. H. Emmet, OF
Pelham, ~ v First prize, $l5, for the best set OF
oiva ye cards TO Kate T. Jackson, OF Middle
town Conn; second pr.ze $5 TO Mary Mcivaine, OF
New Haven. , ., -.
were excellent decorative placques, bu ceuld not be
cIassed as dinner plates. the publishers added supple
mentaI pr,zs Of S25 for the beet set OF decorative
~ ,cnu.s " Mich gus awarded to R0sIna Emmet.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Lieutenaut Com
mander Francis Morris is ordered to the Tennessee as
Executive Officer. Heutcnants Jonn c. Wilson, Giles
Il. Harber, and Edward L. Amory, Master Freeman
II. Crosby, Midshipmen Horace VI. WHEEL, John
Orchard, John VI. Jordan, Thomas H. Brumby
BENJAMIN w. Hodges, William i. Burdick Will
lam " Bronaugh, Walter NJ Constant and Henry
man Philip " Iansdae is ordered to tenn
porary special duty IN the Bureau OF Nav,
gafiOn Gunner William A. Ferrcr is ordered
10 the Marion. Lieutenant WGsLburn Maynard is de-
duty at the Torpedo Station aud ordered to
the Tennessee Gunner Samuel Cross is detached from
the Marion and ordered hold himself in readiness Tor
orders to the POwhatan.
Rear Admiral Howell reports TO the Navy Department
under OF vile FraDce, November D, that he would
leave the 10TH OF November for Gibraltar to meet the
Constellation
The Talaroosa left Portsmouth, Va. yesterday for
the North.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
THE TRIAL OF DR. OSM UN.

MoRRIsTowN, n. j.. Nov. 21.-The Eccles-
astical Court convened IN tie Methodist Episcopal
Church for the trial OF Dr. s. r. Osmun at $3.50 o'clock
Yesterday morning. Mr. Ransom, counsel for the
prosecution. being absent, the proceedings were
delayed until il O'Clock, the interim being
taken IN with devotional exercses Mrs Beach
called She never heard DR. Osmun say that the poor
were showed aside by the rich never heard him say
thank God that l poor" Alice Gu
lick sad she was not IA member Of any church,
hut was member OF Dr. Osmun's class.
DR.. Osmun did not use the language with which he Is
credited on the evening question TO question by
Mr.. Ransom, the witness ndlcuantly replied, never
SAID that DIR. Bowman old linf.'
To-day much evidence heard, but nothing OF In
occurred until counsel for the defence called Dr.
Osinun. when ripple OF excitement was noticeable
the Before he had sand any thing OF
importance the Court adjourned. The VIII prob
ably be gwen TO the committee tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
LYNCH Ii " AT LEIDVILLE.
TWO Mvy uAyGrD-nurrrAys WARNED.

TWO MN HANGED--EUTFTANS WAENID.
DENVER, Nov. 2l.-A special dispatch 10
The Times from Leadvlc says: AT about o'clock
this morning forty fifty men proceeded TO the County
Jall headed by Sheriff Watson. who urged forward
by six pistols. aud hc In the determined grip Of nearly
many men at the muzze of the weapons. Sheriff
Watson was forced the doors. dozen men
rushed in and overpOwered the Deputy SheTils, John
and Miller and proceeded TO take Charles stewart.
the foOt-pad. and Ed Frrdsiam who figured largely In
he lot lmpng business. The captors were lncxora
bic and mefcilcss and hanged both from TIE beams
of new building IN Of ctiun IN front O tie
iai When FrOdsham's request was denied tp write n
letter his wife ne made desperate effort 10 escape
his impending fate To The body OF FrOdsham was
pinned pacard:
Notice all loi-ihieves. banco stCcrers, foOt-pad
thieves chronic bond sintn the and sympl
thizers with the above Class Of cI1minal% This ~ our
sympathy ana TINS shall be fate
We mean business. Let this lie last warning,
tcularly GOoney Adams Conners, Collins. Hagan, Ed
Burns Ed Champ, J.. a. Kelly. aud great many others
who are well known 10 this organization We are 700
strong"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
SHORT CROPS ABROAD.


FRANCE ALONE ENJOYISG MATERIAL PROSPERITY.
lBY TELEGRAPH ro THE TRIEuNE.l
WASHINGTON. Now 21.-Mr. Philip sidney Post.
United States Consul at Vienna, is in Washington.
lie said to-day that the crops this season IN Europe
had been almost ea.irc failures. Hungary, which
is usually large exporter Of cereals. will
hardly have enough for its own consumption.
Russia il making more progress III the
Introduction OF improved agricultural ma-
cLincry than any other country In Eastern
Europe The prospect for good market Ia Europe
for American cereals and provisions ~ brlSHt.
France alone oe European countries. Mr.. Post
thinks ~ apparently enjoying a season Of material
prosperity.
Tie United States Consul at Zurich reports that
the failure of tine grape crop Al Switzerland VIII
lead io the importation by the SWISS of abo :
10000. 900 francs worth Of wine from Hungary
Suuin aud France
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Thc following
changes the stations and duties OF officers OF the Pay
Department announccd: Major G. l.. Fcbiger
Is relieved from duty IN the Department
OF the East, and Will report in person
to the Commanding General OF the Department of Da
kota for duty Chief Paynaser OF that Department,
relieving Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Woods Deputy
Paymaster- General. Llcutenan-Colonel Woofs on be-
ing relieved by Major Fcbiger will report In person TO
the Commanding General Of tho Military Division or
the Pacific duty Chief PaymaSter oi that Division
relieving LeutenanColonel Henry Price, Deputy Pay
master General, Of his duties therein.
Second Lieutenant Lewis ii. Srother OF tho 1s ln-
fantry, is relieved from DUTY at Columbus Barracks
ono, and Will proceed To join his company.
The extension OF the leave of absence, on
surgeons certificate OF disability. granted 10 Post
Chaplain Charles W. Blake. L. :. A.. Is further
tended year, with permission TO 60 beyond the
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ENGLAND AND THE TURKS.
THE OTTOMAN ALARM ABATING.

The PORTE RrAFFIEMS IFS INTEHTIoS TO TSsTr.
TUTR REFoRMs-BEAcoTsFIEID TOO RESERVED.
In Turkey, some members OF the Cabinet
make display of regret at the sharp terms
in which the press has assailed England. The
Porte asserts again that it is about to institute
reforms. and Lord Salisbury responds APPROX
ingly. Much disappointment was manifested
in London, at the reserve maintained by Lord
BeacOnsiicld in his Guildhall speech. Admin
stmtion journals were misled into making
false promises abcut il.