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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

The assertion that the Fourth of July
would be more universally celebrated in
Savannah than in any previous year since
the close Of the war, was fully verified oY
the result In the city business was very
generally suspended, and by two o'cioeA
there were scarcely any stores Open Inc
s,reets were almost entirely deserted, and
presented more IMAM SUNDAY
asnact Everybody who could possiblg
oct away sought pleasure aud recreation a,
the different resorts, where arrangements
had been made for their entertain N snt.
The day was delightful, the sky being
overcast during the forenoon with light,
hazy clouds, tempsring the rays Of the sua,
and brisk, pleasant breez from the south
east prevailed. The shower which came M
about 2 O'Clock lasted but short while add
occasioned no Inconvenience, but rendered
the remainder of the day more enjoyable.
HoNoRs TO THE DAY.
The anniversary was ushered In, so to
sneak. by demonstration OF the First Vol
unteer Regiment of Georgia. In accord
ance with the orders of the Colonel COM
mauding, the several companies assembled
en- South Broad street at half past six O'Clock
in the morning. The Jasper
Greens were appointed the col
or company, and carried the national
fl p, the first time 1t has been used by the
regiment since It's organic ation-the volun
teer commands always carrying the State
fig The companies all presented full
ranks, and the regiment made very fine
appearance The field and staff paraded
dismounted. The regiment was formed at
about quarter TO seven O'Clock, and m oVed
off down South Broad street to Bull, out
Ball 20 Madison square, between Macon and
Chailaon streets, where the command was
halted and drawn up in line facing east.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
Dividend Notice.

OFFICE REPPARD IRON COMPANY.
SAVANNAH. GA, July /, 1881
A quarterly dividend OF two dollars pei
share on the capital stock of this Company
will be paid at the Office of the Company
on and after this date.
NORTON FRIERSON
Sec'y and Treas
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
MAHsHALL HOUSE.

The Marshall House. one o. the
best conducted and most unifOl mly
suecessfpl hotels I'm abe Slate. lhe
manager spares no paIns or expense
naNr0nN
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
TRUE VALUES,

1t is fact beyond the possibility of
contradiction that the basis of all
expenditures OF money should be
the intrinsic or true value Of the
Article purchased This value can
only be ascertained by personal OBJ
seFgstioR, reliable testimony, or the
representation OF an honorable deal
err. We are free to admit that inge-
nlously worded advertisements FREE
lently mislead the public, and after
spending their money they fad that
the article they have receive d in
re urn is comparatively yalu less.
Ia contradistinction to these srti-
cles. Browns Ire n Bitters presents
a strong contract. It Is nsesent9d
10 ths public by the Brown Che mi-
icsl Comp any, an old and honorable
firm OF Baltimore, Md, and we ap.
pend herewith convincing testimony
OF It's "true value,n from some Of
cur own citz 9Rs
MT. Quinap, so Broughton street,
says. browns Iron Bitters has
been great relief to me when sut
feTing from dyspepsia"
2. Euhn, Corner OF Pine and
4 nh streets, says u had been SUIT
feFing from Dyspepsia for a long
time. After taking four bottles OF
B owns Iron Bitters, | am feeling
bet er than ever before.
lohn Martin, eofser or Abercorn
and Charlton streets, says: "After
81 Il ring for three years with Dys
pspsia, / commenced taking
browns Iron Bttters, and six bot
ties entirely cured me. | sm as
well to-day as ever"
Mrs. q. i Wilbon, Jones street,
near Pendergsst. says: Browns
Iron B!tters promptly and perma'
nently cured me Of Dyspepsia. =
Thomas NJ. Walsh, corner of Ar
mold and jackson streets, says: ."
was greatly annoyed with an erup-
ton On my face, from which was
promptly relieved by the use OF
Browns Iron Bitters."
H B. Palmer, 20 Brcughton street,
says: Browns Iron Bltters prompt
ly and permanently cured me when
suffering from Skin Disease"
Mr.. f. Perry. 142 Broughton St,
was cured Of Dyspepsia by Rrown'sy
Iron Bitters.
Browns Iron Bltters aets~,like a
charm on the digestive sSrgans- re-
moving all dyspeptsE SYMPTOMS,
ano = espseTllly valuable in all dis
eases Turing an efficient tonic.
OF Appetite, Indigestion, In
j termittent Fevers and Malaria are
cured hY It's use,
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WsgEingE.
Haunt Lodge No. SIS. 10. OF.

Haupt Lodge NO. %, L. U. U. L.
A regular meeting of the Lodge will be held
THIS Thursday EVENING, 9th inst, at .
O'Clock
Installation of officers will take place.
Brothers of sister LoGges are cordially IN
vited to meet with US.
BY order Of VIM. MCNElLL, y. u.
Gro q TrrTG Gac'v
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

n - = Ter wan Collars and Cuffs,
eincnona' VITA nc" 1t3 Congress
owns Iron Bitters. + -
md all kindred troubles.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

Eor those WHO sse exposed to the tan-
D.. Patent Sun Shades. For sale st b. ii
T.sIrv1s. corner Congress s9d jefferson
--AIH-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

s,,4n~ Bottom Pants speciality, st APpei
Rroa 16s Congress street.-Ad0.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

[ take pleasure in stating that have 1sed
CDR. Kurnft1ki's Wire Grass Tonic" and
have received much beneat therefrom.
-AlTg. II. L. 6oaRBINER.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

Georges that surge salt that you admire SO
much was not made to order. I bought
rfady-made at the Famous" New xorG
Clothing House, l40 Congress street, ana ali
I paid for it was $l2hO.-Ado.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
SCHUEg zen PARK.


THE LAND LEAGUES ANNIVERSARY PICNIC.
The second anniversary picnic of the
Irish National Land League was celebrated
at the Schuetzen Park, and, as was ex
pected, proved a great success. An im
memSe crowd were present, aud the large
pavilion and-spacious grounds were crowded
with happy groups, determined on day of
real er i0yment.A count of the tickets showed
that there were nearly two thousand per
sons on the grounds The Guards Band
had been engaged. AMI furnished music for
the devotees of Terpsichore. The shooting
gallery, which was under the immediate
charge of Mr.. Joseph P. White,
with au efficient committee, was
thronged during the contest for priz:s. In
fact, the crowd was so great at this point
that 1t was found expedient to postpone the
prize shooting for the ladies. as It was in
convenient to have T. under the circum-
Stances The priz', box OF fine cigars. was
won by Mr.. John H Keogh on the best
score OF IA
At four o'clock the exercises took place
in the danc ng pavilion. Captsiu NJ. j.
Doyle, Presiden1 nj the Land L aague, read
a telegram from Colonel John ID. Ashton, of
Burke county, who had been expected to
deliver an ora:ion on the occasion, express
ing deep regret a. his inability to b present
on account OF sickness.
The Declaration of Independence was
then read bY Mr.. NJ. A OBJ, rne, In a clear
and distinct voice and earnest manner
With few appropriate remarks Mr.. II. G.
Everitt, who had been called upon by Capt.
Doyle, introduced Co. Josiah J. Warren,
who delivered prac lie | address touch ng
upon questions ia watch the L9sgue are
deeply tntert sted, which had the close at
tention Of the immense audience. His re-
marks occupied about an hour, and were
freq1eu'lv aFplsu led. Col Warren had
been re quested to insroduce the orator, Col.
Ashton, and had expec ed to per-
form this du'y, bui at the
last moment found himself placed
in the role of ora o., in consequence of the
failure for the cau<es stated Of Colonel
Ashton to be p esent. He acquitted himself
handsomely, however, and To the entire
satisfaction of his helrers
After the speaking the remainder Of the
time was given up TO the enjoyment of
dancing and other pleasures, which were
continued until late hour. Trere was
ros, we are pleased to say, the least
disorder on the grounds during the eatir e
day, and no trouble whatever on the
crowded cars coming In at night. The
admirable manner In which everything was
conducted ref ,cts credit upon the Land
League and the efficient committees who
had charge OF the details.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

For dyspepsia, use CDR Hurnitzki's Wire
Grass Tonic.1 Sure cure. For sale by all
druggists. Price 81 per bottle. 154 Bryan
street-Ads
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

For Hats. Underwear. NeckweeaF, Shirts
etc. 60 to Levy's.-Ado-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

Inc, received oas hundred suits OF MID
- Flanneis, At B. Il Levy's--Ads-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
aurfiuu Sails 0o-3Su.
AUCTION
AUCTION.
gFI D. LaROGHRsS SONS.

AUCTION.
RYT. u. LaROCHRsS SONS.
PHI. WARD, ArcTIoSRER.
WIN he sold. THIS MORNING. at II o'clock, in
front of store, the following articles:
, ooo PINE BALUsTERs, / SINGERS
ctsyVTNf1 MACHINF. PIANO STOOL AND
COVER. REFRIGERATOR, 4 PIECES
CHECK MATING. ! DAGUER R6
PATFNT CHuRN. 2 PLATE 'RM SCALES,
CHEFsE. BUTTER. CORN STARCH. VINE
GAR. Sal MON, SARDINES, TOM NOES. etc
/ IRON SAFE, WAGON, l CARRYALL
and HORSE.
Also
so boxes LEMONS. now landing
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
METROPOLITAN LIFE Unveiled

AGLIN7 Is W -kALS 7A7IlLS!
lost Exciting Book Issued soopsges $50 llust7aticas
Revealing niaeriss OF high and low fein Americas
raat cties foies and fvolities behind the
senes tricks of pretty deceiyers city rich and POOR
lascvious corruption at Washington ruin of inrOcent
iris; old sinners bygasighti bewitching
-rens& victims; Vondou and Mormon horrors Start
ing Reveationsl price $3.50. ulustd circulars free
outfits 75c Add. ANCHOR PuBLlSH'C CO.
IT. LOUIS. TO- CHICAGO, Ill. ATLANTA. Ca
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Take Or. Kurnitzkl's WIRE Grass

1t vial cue tie most aggravated case OF
dyspepsia. Manufae urea at 10. ~ L. gan
street. For sale by all druggists. Price II
per bottle-AdV
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

s.a,4s Furnishing Goods in endless gef. y.
-. ! ApDeI Bros, GlOthisrs. les T
|Eeet--AeA
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

AL WOO suits for So and upwards, at Az
pei Bros, 1s3 Congress streat.-AddV.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-08
4 EI0N OF Terror
Lsadhg t. s9sati1o hyssdgaaasa a,d q
Attempe o Ohook ii 1lmeaoo.
The Wo0dae1nl Properties Of ''90dAr
tino-de-India," and How to
Properly U0o Il.


The mortality statistics q this country show
that . great proportion Of deaths arise freaa
Heart Disease. But aside frsa the fatality
which attesds 1t, the Inconvenience ana s0S
6ering, which even the first stages bring, make
il necessary to take prompt measures ser ~
lief. Undoubtedly the. greatest remedy
Of modern times for curing diseases .! the
Heart 10 ''Sedatine.de Indie" which y &C.
cemplishing such wonderful results ane NJ
tn ing - much attention. This great rem:
Ell ssesses Ingredients specially aes!Sned
tor oil Tho nuuerous troubles q tho Desft
T.,e combination b the result q lene ana
careful experiment, and it can Be safely
serted that VIXEN taken In time It viii ce:9l
every case. Do yeu ever have NtGhe~"
epqeesoed feeling IN side and breaat, lreZo
Actis., Threbbing, Jumping, Flutter,ng',A
neneary Stepping. Slow circulation Ct II
Dleodf These are Ill symptoms of Heart
Disease. Those who are suffering and have
never tried It should do 20 at once; those VIE
have ever tried Il do net need to b urged 70
% % again. II your Druggist has not eet Il
send one dollar and 6fty cents TO eur address
and it will bs mailed TO you. Sole agents,
Lobdell Chs0ical c., Se. Louis, No.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-08

W. 9o0o." On Oocemhar n 1nm =.
me- enlisted IN the marine eorns ~ the
nnexy, 9 the Navy Yardjn Wsehineton
~. ab hse two hOnorable dioc6srrs.
~. ~ IEosn the marine are counterui0me9
.,Cna5acter excellent" All Of ma -.
1ncaees state that the honorable d.
cnaS8es aro granted for expiration Of
tSfm, excep the last, dated Mare Ioland.
Novem6er u, 1901, whioh states thsf
IN, t1e discharge y granted upon report Of
BOARD Of Medical Survey
After thi: ty-five years Of continuous
service, the poor old hulk, worn and
battered by campaigns and cruises. bv
Sattle ana action and time; the poor old
nuIk, condemned after over . third of a
century OF service, Ia supplied with a
PsIchment certificate of good character.
ana sent adrift. and old hulk, indeed.
II we're peter It he had been, for the
ctazlest Old worthless hulk in the navy.
a!ter years OF service, is laid up in orii-
nary, and kept, If not in decent repairs,
at least from going to pieces.
The Board Of iedicsi Survev con.
demned him as too much worn for
effective service, and knt wing no way.
At his time Of life, to earn q living. hav.
Ing given his youth and nliddle-aue to
his country, lie driftcd to this citv.
without occupation, home or friends.
lie had In tne world $l25 and the red
tape certificate Of the Board Of Medical
Survey, that, having been worn out in
ti!irty-five years. honorable service for
his country, the honorable Board had
cut him adrift.
At the MorYuc, the hotel man, with
whom Wood had deposited all his
money, told the rest of the story. 1t 10
simple. Wood was temperate; drew
only such money a. was necessary for q
bare cheap living, and when his money
was all gone and no more to come, the
old man, rather than find himself PEN
ny In debt, or ask for q penny he did
not earn, poisoned himself.
In his pockets were his bundles of
honorable discharges, nicely tied with
red tape, and y number of affectiOnate
letters from married daughter living
near the old home, hack in old Virginia.
The C0r0ner's deputies, accustomed
Dc they are to stories of hopeful or faith
full lives, miserably ended, saw some
thing In this which appealed to fratern-
al sympathy, and to the fraternities Of
veterans Of various titles. To the navy
and army departments they appealed
while the body remained 1t the morgue,
out In vain.
The burial could bedelayed no longer.
The dead wagon carried away the old
private's body, and the burial, accord ;
Ing to stipulations, took place ut Q cost
Of $3.50 to the city and county Of San
Francisco.
The dead wagon drove over the field
where the sage brush battles with the
sand, to the sand beyond the tumble
down fence. The contract box, with
the old soldiers body, was dumped into
grave l, Zig, and the sand from graves
I'LL and 1,11S was sh0veled over the
box, with no one by even to say the poor
words, ''dust to dust, ashes to ashes!"
The Superintendent filed away the
permit to inter, which alone shows that
Thomas w. Wood, thirty five years .
soldier and marine, lies beneath the
white sand in grave 1,116.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-08

NERVOUS DxBIllTY, Vital Weakness,
Proetration from Overwork q lndiecetion,
ID radically and promptly cured by ~. James
vitalic Pills." They renew he vigor ofyouth
and ars . positive cure for Spermatoerhea.
lnPoteaey' Sexual Debility. etc: G. Pie one
bv the ,ele agents, Lobdell Chemical Co., s..
Leuis, Ne. Juiy1-dkw-1vr.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-08
$500
Tickets,

A. resnectable people invited. Tickets can
~. j, al n H. Jacobs, II. Barnettk, Parchen &
IvAcneui'x am: Ri:har Is 4 'jrtx.'
The committee will use their utmost endeavor
IN M re the affair the event Of the seASnE.
rhe ..,n,miitee rexerve the ri:ht Of Setect1nS
All disreputabie persons, and will require every
one 10 unmask at the door before the executive
committee.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-08

In a.xaer 10 make the ball IN Immense sue ,ess
REGARDING csHtunss, the committee Offer the
following prizes.
For best Lady's Costume, an elegant solid
gold I0cket and Chain.
FOR second best Ladys Costume an eSee"h1
set Of solid gold Bracelets.
For hest GentiemaI's Costume, Twenty-Five
Dollars In gold cOi,N ......,
For second hest GentIe1nan1 Costume nItee"
doll rs IN gold coin.
These prizes viii b. distributed Oh the nien'
If the bah from the stage by cGnlnittee Sc
lected from the audience.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-08

Having openeda Market ON West Broadwey
adiojujnx the Grand Central Hotel, Ne Will b
pleased 10 welcome oil OF our old customen AMI
~ mony nov ones - will favor ~ with tho1D
se8tr00Age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-07-11

a sure cure for impoverished blood, pirn-
pies, and salIOw complexion, is Bro8n's Iron
Bittcrs. It will produce a healthy color,
smooth skin, and is absolutely not injurious.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-07-11

"My frsns," said the officiating clergyman
at the marriage of two ooloyed persons near
Cincinnati, few Sundays agO, say freDs, it
am serious thing to get married, specially
when bofe parties is orphans an baint got no
parents to fall back on, as am de present
easa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-07-11

BLACKwooD's EDINBURG MAGAZINE, from the
leonard @ Scott Pqblis4ias biz Co, Il Barclay g.,
The Ladies Of tiRdores.-part 8; False Csin in
lFs.etry: Ba5on @ EIsco at Home Tue Lights of
$Hn-LeckhArt-HoEg The Sorchester Sessions:
English PregEeas Cndar Ar. G iadstoGe: TIE
hysogyGiss Tho Third Session
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-07-11
Committee Of Pharmrcz.

Hon Jefferson Davis and wife, With party
OF friends, visited their old home, the B.ier-
held plantation, near Vicksburg, Miss, last
week. They were honored in every possible
way by tho colered people of Davis Bend
The Davis Bend Cornet Band, known az the
BrieFfeld Band, composed entirely of colorcd
men, rendered grand sereuede at the Brier-
field residence. Mr.. Davis responded in
little speech, in which ho highly compli>
mented the musicians. BE dwelt On the
hearty reception he had received nad tie
kindly relations existing between the races.
On the return of party to Nev Orleans, Mr.
Davis purchased splendid uniforms fo7 all tn
members of the BrierGeld Band.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-07-11
NEW SERIES, VOL. XVII. NO. 81.
p 0
HAPPY LOVE.

HAPPY LOVE.
While they sat before tho ere
Nothing more did he desire.
Than 70 get little higher.
II he could;
Aud his heart beat high and higher,
And her look grow shy and sbyer,
When he sidlod up eleselby her,
As he. should.
Then he 7ontuIed to inquire
If her sister. Jane Mariar,
And her mother and her sire,
Were quite WELT
And from time to time he'd eye her,
AS though he would like TO buy her,
And his baShfnlness WAS dire,
For spell.
Then his husky throat grew dryer
When he told her that the Squire
To himself would gladly tie her
If she would;
Night he now go ask her sire2
And he tEe7Sht he would expire,
When shs said. 80 his desire,
That ho couldt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-07-11

There arrived in the East India docks of
London fortnight ago sailing vessel laden
with the first consignment of frozen meat
which has been sent to England from New
Zealand. The ship had bean ninety-eight
days on the voyage, and during all that time
the chambers containing the meat had been
kept at twenty degrees below the freezing
point. The meat consisted Of 5000 sheep,
and is said to have arrived in fine condition
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-07-11

RULIN0s OF THE COMMISSION OF PHAR,
MACY OF WEST FInG1NIA.-Paris Green
and London Purple, being preparations of
arsenic, and very poisonous, thoy n7e included
in Schedule A, Section Q of Chsp.or 1l2, of
Acts of 1882, and must therefore be entered
rs Scoh in the Poison Register" Undos
provision OF the Pharmacy Act, 60 porson,
except q Registered Pharmacist" is allowed
The penalty will be enforced for any vioIs.
tion of this provision.
EDWARD L. BoGos,
A. N. WILLIAMS,
J. L. W. BAKER,
EDMUND BocK1So,
Committee of Pharmacy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-07-11
Protection of Sheep from Dogs.

For flock of from 20 to 100 and $50
head, put on from fourteen to sixteen bells of
various sizes and tone Tho bells should
vary in size aud tone from the common little
sheep bell up to the large COW bell II is
the variety of tons aud sound that torrifes
the sheep>killing dog. No dog, care not
how much practice he may have had in kil>
ling sheep, can be induced, even under the
most trying conditions, to attack flock hav-
ing from fourteen to sixteen bells of different
sizes and tone. A dog severely pressed by
hunger, may be influenced to attack flock
while lying down to rest, or silently graziuS
but the moment that doleful sound of sixteen
bells of different size and tone reaches his
ear, his tail will be seen to tuck between his
legs and he is off for other quarters in q mo>
ment.
For over twenty years I have kept hook
of from 125 to 200 head, and although there
are many worthless sheep-killiug dogs all
around me in the neighborhood, [ have not
had one killed by dogs. Have often, very
often, witnessed them attack my flock when
at distance, and while lying down, but in
the instant they caught the terrifying sound
OF sixteen bells of different size aud tone they
quickly turned in the opposite direction as
fast as their feet could carry them, and
have often seen tho same dogs repeat tho nt>
tack With invariably the same result, tho
scene being too frightful and exciting to con.
tiuue the chase. Many of my neighbors, who
have lost, by dogs, from ons.third to one>
half CT their flock in single night, have been
Influenced to this experiment, and all, with
out exception, report it effcctusl Many have
offered thanks. saying, 81 would have given
up sheep breeding long ago IL it had not been
for recommendation of BELLS" Havo em>
ploycd other means as preventive, such as
shotgun, ETC., but have found bells the most
efectual and ohespest in tho end.
Cor. Southcrn Lipc Stock Journal
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-07-11

TIE WAR CLOUD IN THE EAsT.-Iti is an
open secret that Englant is at length aroused
to the necessity Of taking decided action in
Egypt. The force at present under tho com>
mand of Vice>Admiral Sir Frederick Soy.
mour in Egyptian waters consists of rumer>
Gus formidable iron. olads and gun. boats, car
rying 9,575 mon aud 233 guns. OF these
some !, 500 belong to the royal marine artil-
Iery and light infantry, and a naval brigade
OF from four to fVo thousand men can DO
quickly landed in case of need In addition
to the foregoing must be reckonod tho now
vessels and troop, ships which, according to
tho latest dispatches, are boing hurried to the
soeno Of action. The London Times says
editorially that ait may be taken for granted
that thore is something moro than empty
sound behind the preparations at the dock
yards" and in tho column of naval and mil>
itary intelligence statos that bodies of cxpe,
ditionary troops nro being gotten ready at
Gibraltar aud Malta, thoir commanders and
stats nominated, aud every preparation mado
for active operations somewhere. Tho tone
of the English pToas indicates that in cese
tho conference at COnssantiuoplo evolves no
useful results-nud it promises but poorly
England proposes to act with promptitudo
1t is desired that France shall co. operate, but
if sho is not ready. England scoms disposed
to act Glonc.-Bn1tin'ore San, June 27M.