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Fall on the Ice.

Mrs. Susan Bell, while returning
home from visit to neighbor on
Saturday evening last, slipped on the
ICY pavement and was severely hurt in
the fall. She was carried home in an
unconscious condition and medical
help called. An examination showed
that though the shock to the system
had been severe and the strain of the
leaders near the hip was painful. no
bones were broken, as was feared
Mrs. Bell is now in her 18th wear an
age that cannot successfully cope with
such violence. Her condition has con-
slderably improved since Sunday.
Mrs. Susan Baynard also fell on the
Ice Saturday, spraining her ankle and
has been disabled since.
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31
Annual Moving.

Tomorrow is moving day in Della.
ware from Dover down, and for the
whole of the Eastern Shore of Mary
land and Virginia. The three upper
hundreds of Kent county move March
1st, and New Castle county March
25th. The moving day in the two
lower hundreds of New Castle county
is fast changing from the 25th to the
lst of March, because in changing res
licences with people on this side of the
county line they find the first of the
month for several considerations, pref
cradle. There are frequent changes
from one of these sections to the other
and the breaking up of home for a
period of two or more months often
proves a detriment to the farmer in the
care Of his family and stock. The first
of March would, because it is about
the breaking up of the Winter be a
better time for the whole Peninsula.
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31

For the Smyrna Times.
To Baltimore and Washington
Mr.. EDITOR Having determined
to visit the late Methodist Centennial
Conference, took the IL A. NJ. train
North, ON December 11th. As it had
been some years since l had seen the
old camping grounds of the Sixth Del
aware Regiment, determined to keep
sharp eye for familiar objects. At
Havre de Grace the railroad is so far
up river from the old track that every.
thing looked strange, and further on.
at Perryman's, Bush River, Gunpow-
der and even our first camping post,
Back River, everything had changed
so that there was no recognition. At
the latter place l looked for the old
pine thicket, in which, on the first
night of my military experience as
officer of the guard, put to flight one
of the sentinels, who, on seeing me
coming in through the line accompan-
led by a private, thought he saw "about
a dozen rebels with their muskets,"
and took to his heels for the next beat,
leaving me (the supposed enemy, free
ingress to the camp. Further on, be-
yOnd the thicket, stood the shanty of
the irrepressible Irishman, familiarity
known to the boys as Red-tOp," who
on one occasion threatened to shoot NV |
Workmanship for passing team
through the bars. In vain, however,
strained my eyes to see him or any !
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31

THE Legislature will be convened in
Dover next Tuesday. There is no
question of interest before the people
dividing sentiment or OccasiOning re-
mark, and but for the distributions of
the offices, it would hardly be known
that a Legislative session was to be
held. No biennial session has convened
foryears in which there was so little pub
lie concern and should not be long
and expensive session. The indica-
tiOns point to DIR. Swithin Chandler as
the Speaker of the Senate and John F.
Salisbury, of the House. The seiec-
tions of these officers willin a great mea-
sure-frOm the locality they are chosen
determine the choice of the clerk
ships.
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31
Town Hall, Smyrna, DEL,
Thursday Evening, Jan. |, 1885.
The NothcaR Concert Combination, under !hs
auspices Of the AXEslcTS CLUB.

PRocRAMME.-PART
l. TRIO" Life has no Power" Doni=cti.
Mines. Thiele, Rogers and Mr.. GodshaIl.
.. TENOR SOLO-"The Mountaineer. with Cor
net ObligatO, MarshdH
Mr. Godshall
3. VIOLIN SOLO" Scotch Fantasia" HaWSer
Mr.. Ernst Thiele.
4. LITTLE NELLIE IN SONG" Bye. Bye. Baby"
have Beau, Ma, Ma; :" Her Bright eyes
are Blue" etc.
5, SOLO" Mountain Lad" Rocket
Mrs f. Thiele
g. CORNET SOLO" Thema and Var" Northcon
W. NorthcOtt
z. GRAND MEDLEY-Introducing 60 In tho North
Sea Lived Il Whale" Finale, 2d Act of
Mariana" and March from "BOccaceio"
Company.
PART %.
l. Duo" Lucia" Doai.ehf
Mrs Thiele and Mr.. Godshall.
?. SOLO" Daddy" Bchrenc
Marie r. Rogers.
g. LITTLE NELLlES RECITALS-"A Tired
Child" Little Lag Tag" 1.-TWO Shoes, ,'etc.
4 VIOLIN SOLO VTelrtemps.
Mr.. Ernst Thiele.
DUO" Characteristic"
Mrs. Thiele and Mr.. Godshall.
s. CORNET SOLO" Blue Bells of Scotland"
W. NOrthcott Northcou.
!. FlNALE-QuarteIte, Humorous" Mr.. North
colts First Appearance as "a Vocalist"
Company.
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31

D"9 tle New Improved Singer SeVu,
ing Machine, only S25 cash; the same n
is sold by agents for $40 At
a. H PISINROST'S,
SHOE STORE, SMYRNA.
The Perkins & House Non-Explos.
i've Lamp Is the only Lamp fit to be
used among children. 1t cannot ex-
plode or break. Sold only by J. b.
Cooper.
We have a stock of Gents Furnish
ing Goods, that gets ahead of ANYTHING
in Smyrna, and must be seen to be an
preciated. Finest line Neckwear and
Suspenders from the cheap ones to the
finest, all Silk. Superb line Under
wear and Hosiery. Please give us a
call and examine these goods as we
are sure you will find here lust what
you want. Phillips.
Devoe Brilliant Oil, the best and SAT-
est OIL made, at J. B. CoOper's.
"ROugh ON Coughs.r
ASS sr,l Tor Rough ON Coughs" for Coughs Colds.
sore Throat Yourselves Trochesl l5c. Liquid ,25c'
o,. Rough on Rats"
OIeaIS out rats: mice reaches, flies, ants bed
bugS' skunkS, chipmunks, gOpherS l5c Druggists
Heart Pains.
P0lpltation, DropSical Swel.ings, Dizziness. In.
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..'RouRL ON Corns.,,
Ask for Wells Rough on Curns" l5c Ouict
complete cure Hard or soft cornS, warts, bunions
"ROugh on Paim'' Poromsed PIns,.r.
strengthening, improved, the best for backaehe
pains IN chest OF side, rheumatism, neuralgia,
T,l,f. u..v
wells Health Renewer" restores health and
Elg0Ti cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervousness.
WhoOpinE Cough,
and the many Throat Affections of children
promptly, pleasantly and safely relieved 6y
" Rough on Coughs" Troches i5c.: Baisam, o5cy
AI9ihers.
II you are failing, broken, worn ont and nervous
use "ells Health Renewer.' 81. Druggists
Life Preserver,
=, II you are losing your grip on lifo try Wells
Health Remover" Goes direst to weak spots.
"ROugh ON Toothncbe.,,
Instant relief for Neuralgia. Toothaehe. Face
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cents anu -
Pretty Women.
ladies' VINO would retain freshness and viyacitv
Doht iall TO try wells Health Renewer"
Catarrhal ThrOat Affections,
49,, iiS, ititdtillk coughs Colds, Sore Throat
Liquid, 2jc. '''' A'''
,,,, Rough On Itch.o
'kough on Itch cures humOrs eruptiOns ring.
'orm letter. salt rheum, frosted feetchillblains
-, The Hope of the Nation.
Chlldren, slow in development puny, Scrawny
nj delicate, use Wells Health Renewer.'
Wide Awake
~ ltee az Tour honrs every night coughing Get
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o.. h9ugh On Pain - POrOused Plaster.
strengthening, improved, the best for backRche
ans IN chest or side, rheumatism, neufalgia.
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31
New Advertisements

The attention of our readers is called
to the following new advertisements:
Dress Goods, &c.-John Wanamaker.
For Rent-Wm. H. Dawson.
NOtice-Teachers' Certificates.
Report Ofthe Fruit Growers National
Bank.
The NOrthcOtt Concert Combination.
Oyster Supper, etc.-W. J. Campbell.
Singer Sewing Machine-J. H. Prim.
rose.
Great Bargains-W. S. Reynolds.
Election-Smyrna Library.
Statesmen Wanted-R. c. Chase &
Co.
Business Locals-J. H. Primrose.
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by ROBT. D. HOFFEcKER, Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del
RMS-SUBsCRIPTIoN-On year 500 IN advance
or $3.50 If not paid till the end of the year. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
of Seven Cents line for the first insertion; sub
seQuent insertions Three and -a-half cents. a
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31
FOR RENT.

a convenient Dwelling. Parlor H..
TTsglsters to third floor. Good Stabc Heater with
muse Apply to anu carriage
WM. H. DAWSON. ,my..
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31
statesmen WANTED

DA lhE lNIRODUCEkS or kAN,,'''
BERRY. ~ EA>p
% tire time e9g sod deed apply who can devote ,b
easily etH learned Our men >uc,,sd ar ou,a,>.
0I,,o, Gro"ers Of full liI,. ~ "'''ie other,
Ca, 0.ilailell'aIs ,. good opening for ",f' and
eeuc men Address, ''s'. ele-.
<. c. CHASE & CO., rhaaa,,i..
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31
ELECTION.

The Stockholders nrrh,, r,..,+,...:
HnGjuaei njtaa.,il that the Annual E,.i. l 'l' Hereby
l., directors to serve the ci-,ll, ,,.,- .i , "eye
the sf i5th of Bf@JHaInE Jan@Er H9u,e ~ smyrna OIL q t DE- 5t
Of 10 O'clock Si'u%'! irHt ~ net"ceu The --,
The National B,,t nj s.....lMN. N. BELL Cashier
Smyrna, Dei., Inc 9. ISL
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31
Smyrna Library.

,sldo me annual Meeting Of the >,ay-,..
aS,,on AaSSSoc9tlon will bc held al tbn a Library
p "''IIy NJ At wbin& Ibain&&%Ty sth A. D Iss at On
serve for the ensninS nS venr Sn Tlfeon for oc s
g.. WAITER o. HOFFECKEE
smyrna, Det., December - lSNi 30, i,' secretary
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31
INTRORHANn

N, AhI1O1SI'ANT.
:, Nheh you Visit or leave New York CITY. save
baggage Express and Carriage Hire and StOn al the
Elegant rooms fitted up at a cost of one mi1ii0n
collars reduced to Sl.OO and upwards Der dav
european plan. Elevator. Restaurant Supplied
win the best. Horse cars stages and elevated
railroad to all depotS Families can live betfer
Tor less money at the Grand Union Hotel than St
any other frStclaSS hotel in the city. auei3.iv
Afull line OfTrunks, from the cheap
ones to the Fine Grades. Fine Tjne
Ealises and Travelling Bags. Patent
Automatic Travelling Strap. PbiIlins
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31
FOR RENT

Two or three Dwo1,.
Apply to 3.
W. W. T>cUrv
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31
CURE FOR Piles


Piles are frequently, preceded by n senSa y,
weight in the back, loins and lower part of the
1UuolnSn causing the patient TO suppose he has
some affection of the kidneys or neigbbOrnp or.
sahS' Al times, symptoms of Indigestion are Dra.
sent as natulency, uneaSineSs of the stomach
etc. moisture. like perSpiration. PRODUCING a
very dlSagreea6le itching after getting warm is n
G9inllnon conn attendant. Blind Bleeding and Itching
i lLlGS EeIiG at once to the application of DR.. Bo-
hdhkos Fle Remedy which acts directly unon
the parts affected. absorbing the TumOrs' aIiov-
ing me intense itching and affecting a perma.
meht cure, Price 80 cents Address. The Dr
BoSanko Medcue Co, Piqua. .. Sold by las p
e' 74'! '"A' ''ei' dec lily
Phillips Fall and Winter Stock. has
arrived, and is now ready for insnec.
tion. We think for style and w6rk-
manship it far exceeds anv line of
Ready-Made Clothing in this market
J. B. Cooper has some Bargains in
Cassimeres below cost, to close out.
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31
NOTICE.
d h TItIMIfOSE'S
SHOE STORE, SMYRNA

Buy the New Improved Sinper Sow-
ing Machine, only s25 cash: Inc same as
is sold by agents for $40 At
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31

Four-Button Getaways and Short
Sack Suits, in Cork Screws and Fancy
CaS5ssilmlerS, Neat, Stylish and Nobby.
at Phillips.
Read large advertisement of J. B.
Cooper.
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31
R EPfoRT :! f}lR "a Of THE CONDITION OF

niS N AT smyrna ia the Stale uI L.,tN.r.
AT the close OF business, December 90. l,>t
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31

Blank Books, all Styles, Sizes and
Qualities, at J. B. Cooper's.
J. B. Cooper can suit you in Carpets.
See large advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31

Devoe brilliant OIL, The best and saf
est oil made, at J. b. CoOper's.
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31

TIE NoITAlC BELT Co, Of Marshall Mich
0IItIS 10 Sehd their celebrated ELECTRO -VuLTAIc
BELT aud other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES az, trii f 60
thlrly days, TO men young or Old afflicted with
nervous debility loss of vitality and manhood
neuralgia, paralysis and many Other diSaoSau'
complete restoration to health, vigor and man.
hoOd guaranteed. No risk is incurred MS thirty
illustrated pNmphle; free. ''i
Smyrna times., 1884-12-31

strengthening, improved, the best for backaehe
pains III chest OF side, rheumatism, neufalgia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-06

g:eat srruse .~4sG rs 20 D.
the last bleeding wounds made by
the war. w. A. Batter then delivered
an Grafton and was frequently inter
rupted by applause. The exercises
closed with benedictlon by the Rt.
Rev. Bishop Henry g. Patton. On
arriving again in the city, the mu.
sicians halted bsfore the French
consulate and played the French
national air, the compliment being
acknowledged by LefalTre in pereon
and dipping French a ,gs. The Com
pany then prec eded 70 WASH
ington building upon the site
OF Wasalu@lou'5 headquarters
and paTtock Of the hospital
ties of Mr.. Cyrus w. Field
st ihe appoinl ed time the stone
was laid by The NEST Wnrshipful
Master of the Graud Lodge OF the
State Of New York, and immedi
ately tweGty-one guns we're fie0
from oil Fort Wood, and the band
PLACED "Praise God from whom al
blessings fiow." Deputy Grand
Master Lawrence, in his address,
said: Never since the building OF
tue temple OF Solomon base Mssons
participated in work more exalted
than this" Hail Columbia FOL
lowed, and with this the MaTseillaise
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The Lords Must Go.

- VI OsAt
sn,Uugh the sepulcher of their an
cestors. They were not better than
their fathers; some of them were
worse, for their privileges had pro.
ducsd ignorance and arrogancy. To
reform the House Of Lords Bright
declaI ed to be urgent and inevitable.
To pass the franchise bill would only
get rid of the present difficulty.
Should the people submit or should
they curb the mobiles as their
fathers had curbed the kings of
Engianda Bright then explained
the manner in which he wpuldslke
to see the power of the Lords re-
stricted. We would allow the
peers to retain their present powers
during the first session; thar bill
should be presented them, but he
would absolutely preclude them
from voting on the franchise,
Chamberlain read long and
powerful attscx upon the Queen
1.-The divine right of kings" he
said, mad been knowledged to be
dangerous. The divine right OF
peers was q ridiculous fgment. II
the lords remained obstinate in op
position to the popular will, the
present agitation Will continue to
the bitter end. He locke for ward
with eager hope to tha result of this
agitation. England, thu chosen
home ot self governed people,
would never be subseTvient to the
insoleut preten ions OF sc ersdltsry
Glass;"
The sentiments of the speakers
received enthusiastic applause. A
resolution WAS adopted Announcing
the actions of the lords in the rejec-
zion of the reforms Of thu fran
chise.
London, s. Gladstone is moving
q credit of 100000 pounds to provide
for an expedition to the Soudan.
He said the purpose OF the expedi-
ton was merely 10 relieve General
Gordon and not to crush the Mahii.
It would be sufficient to secure O
go-d government in the S.uian.
The evacuation of that country Is
now cut Of the question; England
was bound to protect General Cor
don. Gladstone Int .mated that he
was askiDg members to vote rather
on the principle involved than on
the exact figures which he antici-
psted the expediti0 would cost.
His intention to obtain authority to
redeem the pledges which had been
already made. 1t was undesirable
to enter into details at present
Labouchere. radical, objected to the
vote asked for. He believed it wa
q mere sop. next year the -Houae
would be asked to V te e3,000,O00 tc
carry on the work. The credit was
agreed.
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A Tilt with Time.

Ladies in their attempts to battle
old Time are bound to receive some
wounds in the encounter. These,
however, they can conceal, ga far as
the complexion is conc raed By a
Timely and regular re ort TO the use
of tGLENN's SULPHUR SOAP"
Without obstyucting the pores, or
in any way iDjuriEg the health of
the skin, it removes from the sur
face pimples. redness and the vari-
GUS dis6gurements caused by in
ereasing age or exposure to the sun.
Beware of countPrfeits. See that
sc N. CBITTENToN, Proprietor" is
printed on esch PACKET, without
which none is genuine. Sold BY all
druggists at 20 cents; three cakes,
60 cents. Time touches the hair ss
well as the complexion. Bus the IN.
gallant old fellow can be deeed here
toos with "RILL's INSTANTANEOUS
HAIR DYE" which reness the tint
OF youth on the grizzled brow of age
It is the cheapest and safest Dye in
u.e. 7
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Francs and China.

London, 5.-The Standard says
We are in a 10 ion to state that
negotiations between France and
China were defnitel? broken eff on
Sunday.
The Times published dispatch
from Foo Chow which says: "FoO
Chow is quieter, China offered to
pay an indemnify of 5O0,0 coo taels
about 100000 which Palmstone,
French minister, refused. 1t is be-
lieved Chinese gunboats will be
placed in position at Foo Che ". The
French admiral Courbet is in fur
ious state of MIND, and has done his
utmost to provoke war.
Brest, 5.--Three transports have
embarked troops and stores hare for
renquin.
Paris, Sit is reported thai Ferry
has ept a fipaI ultimatum to Pekiu.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-06
The Silver Plate Circus

Has changed its name to the
Golden Plate. Faust being the
chief actor Chaylng attaehed) Mr..
Brixen of the Valley House is a
pard, while Nate Sears is a silent
partner, (who says much) We expect
this circus will start out within a
few days as we understand that l73
tickes agents So riDgmsstres, 40
clowns, with l00 managers, one
editor one cAnvasman and enc
plopertyman have applied. This
makes the greatest show on earth.
Just think Of il q show with Q73y
nna hundred md seventy-three
ticket agents fifty ripg master,
fOrty.nine clowns, and ms hundred
managers, cit ms and soldiers,
with Ed Harris to sell red lemonade,
Fred My ers and C1nFiey Crow as
end men, Judge Burmester middle
map, music by tie man who hit the
drum last.
Mark McKimmins viii furnish
the carriages, Lew Eli and Motor
nick as door keepers, Major Bid
viii manipulate the center poe, q
song by EsidoEe Morris, with i've
hundred and fifty excursions to
Black Rock, and nary sprinkle OF
the Rtreet. little story by the Coy
ernor: Sect out of the way, l'se .
comin'," advance agent, ore OF The
" aOS carriers.
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The Anti-Rlniners.

New York, 5.-Brookljn Inde-
pendent Republicans held mass
meeting tonight in that city. Every
seat in The music ball WIS flied
from the orchesta to the cockloft,
and many were onaele 20 gain
admittance 4 large p0rsl0n
of the audience we're Democrats,
and there were many Blaine Repub
leans present. w. II. Maxwell
called the meeting to Crder and in
troduced Horsce E. Daming az
cha rman. mir. Deming is chair
man Of the Young Mens's Dem,
ocratic CLUB OF Brooklyn.
Deming, in a speech, said
such an immense assembla2e
was an ind cation OF the widespread
dissa tisfaction Of Republicans and
their desire % American citizens
Tor good government. Because they
believed that the Republican candl>
date was not fit person to hold the
Office Of President they were
opposed to his election; (cheera
and Kisses y; Deming Was
frequently interrupted By SINH
lar demonstrations, when the
names of candidates were msntloned
and before he finished the uprosr
was so great he could not be esrd
Carl Schurz was then introduced,
he said he wished to address him.
self to the Republicans and appeal
10 their rsason as men who
loved their country. Tariff
was not the question which they .re
to meet, and the cnarge Inat Lney
were fres tradeTs was false. The
question Was whether honest gov
eminent could be obtained; wCu
! not the endorsement OF such man
as Blaine be dangerous 10 goed gov
eminent. II had been attributed
that Blaine was an abused man and
| that his enemies were peprecutiDg
him. If this were so il vas not
right. He should not make any
charges against Blaine which had
not been made against himself
Mr.. ScauIz then read some OF the
MulEigan letters and remarked hal
| Bisine's friends DISLIKE very Dsuc1
10 be brought face to face with these
letters. Voice "No ThIiden" E heeF:
and h;sses.) Schulz went into The
history Of the MulligsD letters, the
auGienee at times becoming so dem
onstrstive that he WAS obi ged K
stop speaking for several minutes
In conclusion Nj. Sehurs spike il
sulogistic terms Of the character o
| Gov. Cleveland and sad he was ii
every way @orthy Of support.
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Decrease in Exports

Washington, 5-Totai value Of
ext ofts of domestic cattle, hegs, and
beef, pork, and dairy products, for
the Fix months ended June 30ih,
S43.S3 419, against S54. 357,704 for
the same period last year. Beef and
pork products for eight months
ended June 30th, $57, $50. $50,
against s67,679, S4l corresponding
time in 1888. Dairy products two
months ended June 30lh, So .662. 1866
against $2990,S40 same time last
year. Number of immigrants ar
rived during the year ending June
Goth, SOC, 1874 being 50. 400 less than
the proceeding fiscal year, and $780,
5SS less than the year erded June
30:h 1882.
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Foreign Notes.

Salisbury, 5.-The Emper~r of
Germany upon his arrival here toS
day from Gastein was rendered an
ovation at the depot and arch Duke
l. Nis Victor called upon him after~
wards at his hotel. A banquet was
given this evening in the Emp eror's
honor, twenty.fOur distinguished
officials were present. At Gastein, the
Emperor had an ovation before leav-
ing, he hoped to revisit Gastein IN
1885.
The African society refuses from
want OF funds to assist the German
expedition.
Marseilles, 5.-Ten deaths here
from cholera during the twenty
four hours ending AZ 9 O'clock to-
night.
London, 5-The total number of
persons drowned by the sinking
of steamer Doene, in the Thames ON
Saturday night was twenty-three.
Paris, 20 The Steele states that
Admiral Courbet's sqadron has taken
possession of the haTb9r and mines
at Keebung, thu town and trea y
port of Formosa.
London, 5. Marquis Tseng
had conference with Earl Gran
vile to-day. snd asked him to join
the Europe2n mediation ia Gns
troubles be:ween France ard China
/ but Earl Granville refused, and
ordered that increased precautions
be taken to guard English residents
in Canton, Foo Chow and Shanghai
| Queenstown, 3. The steamer
| Illinois, from Philadelphia July 25
arrived overdue, having been work
ing u0der reduced steam. Der ar
rival was apxiously awaited, as sh'
was expected 20 bring tiiipge of Tia
LydIan Monarch.