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National Republican., 1885-07-03

The undersigned having withdrawn from the late
firm of CLARKE & GIVEN proposes TO continue
the business In which he has been engaged for the
past thirty years, and he hopes from his past eN-
pericnce In the selection of pure coal from the most
popular mines which will enable him to merit and
also TO receive his share Of the patronage of the old
house, as well rs the fnvors Of his friends and the
public.
All communications or orders sent by mail will
reach me on 10Th, between ID and Z sts., N. W.,
where will be located until the completion of my
central office.
Main Depot and whnrrwill he at the old locality,
iy5.8t JNO. r. GIVEN.
National Republican., 1885-07-03

SPECIAL NOTICE.
STEAMER GEORGE LEARY
VIII leave for Norfolk
MONDAY, JUNE 20, WEDNESDAY, JULY ],
and FRIDAY, JULY ,, at 6330 T.. NJ,
Returning leave Norfolk for Washington
TUESDAY, JUNE 80, THURSDAY, JULY Q,
and SUNDAY, JULY D, at y, NJ.
stop NJ Fortress Monroe and Plney Point each trip,
going and returning
This schedule Is arranged to accommodate the large
number of people who desire to spend
the lth and 9th Of July at
VIRGINIA BEACH, FORTRESS MONROE,
OCEAN VIEW, OR PINEY POINT
And TO return Monday morning In time for business
STEAMER EXCELSIOR
VIII resume trips to Norfolk
SATURDAY, JULY 4,
Leaving nt 10 p. m,
WIN, J.. WEIGH, General Agent
Seyenth'slreet Wharf.
TINllE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN Is ISSUED
a EVERY THuRSpAY MORNING, and con-
tains all the news Of tife week. subscription price,
}Sl per year, single copies, ready for mailing cts.
National Republican., 1885-07-03
EDUCITTONIL.

MEDIA CADEMY-swITHIN c. SHORT
Nl lidge, A. NJ. QIaryard College graduate),
Media, PA. myS-6m
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26

SUCH . literary entertainment ~
pleased the six hundred people who
listened to It, and to which hundreds
were unsble to obtain admission, In
Asbury III. n. Sunday school room, last
Saturday evening, Is highly beneficial
and should be encouraged by all the
churches In the city. Nothing Is better
calculated TO increase patriotic devotion
to the country, it's dag and lite inssitu-
tions than recital Of the speeches made
on that day of all days Ia American
history, the fourth Of July, when the
immortal Declaration OF Independence
was adopted by the Continental Con-
gress The burning eloquenoe Of John
and Samuel Adams, the latter the
firsbraad Of the revolution" the no lees
eloquent addresses Of Richard Henry
Lee and Thomas Jefferson, recited AS
they were on Saturday evening, all
contributed to increase and elevate the
patriotism OF all who heard them. II
we were to criticlse the rendering OF
the program we would have had the
audience jump to their feet 1t tho An.
nouncemsut that the Declaration had
passed unanimously and join In singing
q patriotic by mn, with . boy rushing
out shouting: They've done 1t,
father. Ring, father, ring. o, ring
for liberty p
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26
In the Orphans court,

new Chsue county.
T,RrSrEES SALE OF NEAL estate:
L By virtue OF an order of the Orphans
Court Of the Sta e OF Delaware, In and for
New castle County, made at the Septembe'
term A. d.. 1855, OF said Court, will be ex
posed to tuD.ic Sale, on the premises, In
Christiana Hundred, On
THURSDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEM-
Der. A. d., 1876,
at 2 O'Clock, p NJ,
the following described real estat 70, being
the property Of Adolphus Husbands, de
ceased, to wit:
All that cer.aip farm or tract Of land stu
ated In Christian Hundred aforesaid, boun-
ded by lend. now OF late Of Thomas j..
Adams. deceased, Norris Wilson, John Hol-
land, loci HUilinesworth, Joel SwAyne and
others, oor tanning about 100 acres perches
Of land. A nd II lie ordered by the Court tn 1t
the Purchaser or purchasers thereof be and
appear at the next Orphans Court for New
Castle County, that the court may as ign 70
the purchssef or purchasers The premises
slld TO him, ae- or mem, p1rsuant to thif
order. he, she OF they, with sufficient surety
| or tureti,s Ia be approved by the Court, en-.
| teribg into a reeOs n xanee to DO taken and
acknowledged N said COURT To tho State, in
| penai gum 10 DO determined by the said
Court with condition to pay 10 the parties
entitled, sewers ly or their executors, ad min
iStrntOrs or assigns, respectively, their jus
md objectionable shares OF the said pur
| chase money with Interest In I'M such time a
tie Court may determine, in such manne
and timc as may, by direction OF the sait
ICoert, re prescribed and appointed in sait
lcond 'tion.
Attendance will be given and t,rms mad
lknovn at the uue aud place Aforesaid, by
\ LORE h EmMDnS,
| Trustees, or by their Attorneys.
Attest: }. Nd. HoushAE, Clerk o. o.
=! olg-ead-ta
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26

Trains leave wiinlns,op a, ,o,,
For Philadelphia apI ,n,s,r.' n
.soas, Q 10. 7 o., 10 80 a. r.; 10 "a
p. N. ="
Philadelphia tsrprcer,, Z ,s ,,I|
~ 10, go, 9td, slT Cn N
u u. ! n, 6A, bB. az a. IA
New YORK. 2eo, SIS, az; s21 III
eE, 10 u, II Is a. IN .j2as n IN
y, b ~. 500 q ~, tts. 74Opn
for West Chester, va Lslaosl, al
tls o. n; 2 90 and I Uop m
halt M ore ana inter s.edls,e -..o,I
.. M. . OK li4-D NJ.
ksltimoro and Ray Lima fOrm
fait.mcre and Wastirstaa / "a ID
10 0c. 10 - a m: %, ,l!llt5 ,m''
i Trains for Delaware division s,un
new Nsetle, $50 a. n; l.ss,?Gil
ana II &c :. m.
tfeofsetowa anc LswesQ aGH., Al
t% p. N. '
Harrington, Dclmat az! aay l,s,s,
o. u Il 81 and 9 20 p "a
Express for uarrlng n.aNq.u
Express Tor lover and DtinI "a
week days, 6gd Il " p. II. egsg Nv
! Franklin CITY, s4qa.m.
SUNDAY TRIM
Phtlade,phis and intsrne la,a l,
10 =. IT, Il 10 Noon, 5 50, 20, satl
Philadelphia AMI New Ylrt ~ ii
I9, IL asa M; 5H, es D. N.
| For West Chester, VIA L1aoEiL, IN
30 p. IN,
| baltimore and Washington, Us. ID
| " % q. m; % D N. BSlulorc, mi
| For further Information Jss,enser
TERED To tho tilae tables posted 1t d
uon.
| Trains MARRIED thus ~ Or, limiM |
spsn which extra iare is Charged,
| j.. w
| General Psssengs, Al
| CHARLES L, Pues, General Gslsgl
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26
A-e md aftersry noses

Artists and lovers Of art And encour-
assment in tho growing development
OF public taste In this country. Lead
ing artists arc content to acquire dis
tipction ~ illustrators and designers,
and few publications Of books are
barren OF illustrative decoration. w.
Il Gibson, Whose delicate work Is &C
familiar to as all. Is equally successful
in his Interpretation Of nature in oolol
or in black and white. Exquisite winter
scenes from his brush are among l.
Prang & Co.'S, Boston, Mass forth
coming publications. Tender in treat
ment and faithful In sentiment. they
are ~ valuable rs stndies for amateur
~ for their legitimate intention as git
cards.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26

NyOvlUB-wK, TRADING AS rHn
~ nrm Of BrAnnAn = MeManss,
owners and occupants u the house hsu'
atsd ct NO. l0f west bixth street, II
the Fifh ward al the city Of Wilmington,
county Of New Castle and iStats Of Della
ware, In oompliarce with the requirement.
OF the acts OF the General Assembly In sucn
case made and provided, Dc hereby give no
lioe that shall apply In writing 70 the Cour!
of the General Sessions Of the Peace ana
jail delivery OF the state Of Delaware, "
and for New Castle County, on MONDAY
the 18th day Of Novcmoer, A. ID. 1880. oeins
the next term OF said court, for license foI
said houss, as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein Of intox eating liquors In less guam
titles than one quart, 70 Dc drunk on w
premises and the following reePoctaI y
citisens Of tho said ward recommend tns
said application. Wis;
Thos X. Inlly. Wash. N. smith.
Levi q. BIrd. VIM. H. Robinson,
A. Given. Z. A. hlliootto,
VIM. A. Lar1otte, James " Loole,
l. II. bravo. M. L., wm Il. Mooney,
John p. Surirger Daniel Muihsrin,
3. b. Adams. Jr, bush " arc,
Frank hAsson, bernard =. hasson,
Henry Miller. Chas Kyle,
Daniel 4. Kiiroy, y. Anfonser,
Albert JAeQuot, las Murphy.
A. OarmiohA el, Grammar MON
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26
WAHAMAKEB'a.
plenty to choose from.

plenty to choose from.
1t is hardly fair not to pick
out Barnsley for special no.
tice. The solidest linen OF
jail ; the heaviest, strongest ;
not the finest the patterns
change but rarely; very slow;
but the body Of Barnsley
table linen is such that the
more it is washed the better
liz feels and looks. Hotels
and restaurants understand
lit. II they want the finest,
richest, newest linens, they
don't buy Barnsley. If they
" n t magnificent snowy
linens to wear a long time
with severe and constant
washing, to grow more beau.
tiful month after month, fine
but not extremely fine. good
patterns but old, they buy
lBarnsley.
| We have such Barnsley
lfor SI.25 a yardl The pro-
Iper price is $3.50.
Sets of table-cloths with
napkins to match, $3.50 to
l$4o, ought to be barely men,
ltioned.
l Nest of our linens are
made on our orders, and
made to suit us. We have
them made without dressing
Washing will change then
hut slightly. .
i This i, the linen school
mo doubt about it.
Il JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut thirteenth and MArkt
Fl streets. and City-hall square.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26
[,luthi111

We offer you she best
chance to buy good Cloth
ing, and to buy it at fairer
prices, we believe, than was
ever offered in Wilmington.
We have, at great expei Sc,
bought goods and have had
them made right here in our
city, until now we have an
immense stock Of Suits and
Overcoats for Men, Youths,
Boys and Children. We
have also bought some large
lots of Clothing, SO that we
have both to offer Our
own make and New York
made. We do business SO
as to win trade, selling goods
at fair prices, not represent
ing anything to be but Just
what it is. We buy in large
quantities with ready cash
and OF en- Of first hands, 81
thai we are sure to MAKE
a good profit in buying
which gives US a good star
for low prices.
Our TAILORING DE
PARTMENT contains tn
Choicest Fine Goods to b
found.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26
WANAmAkRR'B.

Inc store tnaI Sells two-
and-a-half per cent Of oil thel
linens that come from all the
countries Of Europe-there|
Is the Place to see linens.
Two-and-a-half per cent
is an enormous proportion.
We scanned the figures
closely ourselves though they
came from the United States
Treasury records extracted
by Mr.. Lorin Blodgett, who
had as Appraiser General
, too many years familiarity
: with such statistics to blunder
8 in them.
81 No matter why this con-
. centration. Many curious
4 questions might be asked
st about it--more than we
d could answer probably. This
81 is certain It's the place to
y ,s see linens. That is all we
,e care to derive from the fact
, s that nobody doubts.
What sorts of linen? The
9. sorts that all sorts of people
e had better buy-almost o.
). course. Two-and-a-half pc,
RS cent of the linens used in thu
rs United States are not solo
mt in one store for an unsub
,% stantial reason. The linen
mt are there-that's certain.
he Do people buy with judg
ment! Do they know VIVA
is good T? Do they kno,
l.y what is cheap in the lon
a ,ni run Z Some do and som
10. don't. Hotels and restau
p n. rants get to know very 500
ort what wears large boardin
,o %, houses ditto. Families ear
ns. more slowly; but they lear
eel and many understand II
yes general principle.
hss We can't put much pa
NY, ticular Information into
t .nas single newspaper column
rom easy type Take table-linen
Ius Is An item or two.
d is We know OF but a sing
e,on make OF bleached table.lint
'nsy worth having that can
d it to got for so cents a yard. tt
ella Irish can't make it :; n
,sen Scotch !; nor English; n
city. Belgian and only one CT
0 ~,t1 man SO far as we know.
.lyes is a general fact that it isl
I I s the wise to buy 5o-cent tab
to linen for any purpose VIII;
,a p,' a ever. The lowest price
and which fairly durable tab
'p pa, linens come is IS cents. B
other this one German maker ser
thew us tons on tons OF excelle
traiu coarse and homely tab
~ iu ~ linens at SO cents a yard,a
moro napkins to match for ST.
, yI%.e q dozen.
MT re- The other extreme: So
q sp a yard is enough for
ocess, finest and richest. Betwt
these two extremes we h,
d, i. gathered from all the lir
hat It countries the best of tt
ids makings, what we could
na ply. to the best advantage. \
from can hardly name an e
tat, sSs in in price from IS cents to S.
a yard a. which we hay
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26
DKUPUsALs ROB hEArEas.

yyTlOE-HAYIN8 BEEN hPPUINT.
~ ED and c ,mInissioDed Notary Public
ior The term of seven years, ! Dew 10 IN
nounee to my friends and the publis gener'
ally that am prepared TO take acKnow
legal p.rsrs / respectfully solicit Youl
patrf mage, PRANK CHANDLER,
o74 -ot No 605 King su Get.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26
The Armory Fair Opening

The gallant militia OF our city may
we'll feel gratifed 81 the successful
opening OF their exposition In the old
foundry, on Saturday evening. Not
only may they feel themselves oompli-
mented on the large audience ~ the
opening, but on the grand support
given to them by the business men Of
our city, who have made an exposition
OF the industrial interests of Whining
ton, OF which no Wilmingtonian need
be ashamed.
The grand display that met the eyes
of the visitors on Saturday evening
was no less grand surprise. They
expected to see something very pretty,
but nothing 30 magnificent. All that
il needed now to make the exposition
the success that 1t merits is the patron
age of the city Of Wilmington. H. Is
the best display Of Wilmington indus
tries that has ever been made, and Ia
worthy of the largest support.
The object for which the exposition
is held Is a good one. All the money
taken In for admission, aud that Is the
only source Of profit, will be applied te
the building Of An armory for the Della
WAI0 FOiuutcoE hiittinj WuiOu 10
credit to the State The a-mory, wheI
erected, will also be credit 10 the city
These volunteers who, we hope, will
never be needed for any ssnguinar,
purpose, neverthelesse hold themselve
in readiness to respond to the call Of tn
Governor Of the State, the Sheriff Of tn
county and the M syor OF the city, Il
preserve the peace. The soanty pi,
tsnce they get from the State goes but
short distance In their support, an
they have been compelled to put thei
hands into their own pockets TO pa
'9sa~st for An armory and to pay othe
auksntal expenses. Being compose
Hi pally Of young workingmen, the
| VERY we'll able to bear the strai
I - ,e their appeal 70 the public b
Y se the grand exposition ju
ADJ To see 1t is worth much mo-
arue; = nronmission fee Of twenty-f'
,hessiV ~ -, and besides the gratinc
that the ~ comes the pleasant +
, a GOOD pJ an acse charged will be o.
'oa,tiop win pen w1rpose. We belle
sserves to bs coll be grand succe,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26

From FuURTH STREET wharf for
Oh >stef and Phtladelphia At 7.3o, u u noon
For Marcus Hook daily tSondays inciod
coy ct $50 o N.
Leaves Philadelphia from Chestnut street
wharf 10 q. m. and 8 asp. u.
sundays frsm Chestnut etreet wharf 81 lo.@
O. N, and p. IN.
Leaves Chester for Win n9ton 81 II a
N, and AS p. IN. On sundays ~ li.S'
. m, and .. 90 p. m.
Fare u Phtladelph Soc; excursion. SOC
Fare TO Chester or Marcus HOOK, 10; ex
cuvrsnn. 2s~ teteu
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26

COOu TlMfS AT LAST -
" Teeth % per set. fiiiingshf}T%s
from 10 cents up. Extract. 70 cts. 11IIIY
children 10 cents. ". West Sixth street,
Wilmington, Lei. OH
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26

DUBLIC SALC or NEAL Estate
L By virtue Of the autk,r'ty and direo.
ton oonta ined In the last wHl Of rhomas
White, deceased. the undersigned, Executors
Will expose at pubic sale, en-
SATURDAY, OCTOBEK 81, 1855,
at IL o'slosk,a. M,
at the Court House Va WiiniAgton all that
plantation and tract Of ksnd situate IN New
Castle hundred, bounded by land Of Levi ii.
M illor. land Of Thomas Holeono, land Of
Nv ed Weldin, and the publtc road Ieading
from the hare's Corner reid 70 tho road
loading h1m 5se News sort 10 the Christtana
road GENITAL cing l15 asres alsre u less.
Attendance Will be ginen and tepns maAf
known by
IA kss Z WHITE and ANNIE WHITE
ExesutoTs
Orby JOHN II. ~ DNkY, Es,
Their Attorney.
~. H-This Is a most dehrabbe proper "
| nd we'll worth the attention Of pur -sers
he situation . nd SUI peculiarly hit for q
truck farm. TERMS EASY. e2% 2tw dts
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26

The best thing TO relieve suffering
horse, COW, sheep, or hog 10 Day. hors<
Powder.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26

NyCTlCE-I HEREBY PoRBID ALL
~ persons to trust any one on my ae-
count, as Will pay no bills nulese contrac-
ted by myself. MRS. ANN MELLON.
or st
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26
TRUSTEE'S SALE-THE SCBSO .iB
i err, as Trustee, will sell ct Public 10
u N, on
tn Q RSDAY, CIUBEK ", 1883,
at O'Clock. ID. m.

THURSDAY, CTOBER ~, 1855,
at 2 O'Clock, p. m,
at the court House, In the city OF W lining
too, the real estate Of the lac Henry u.
w eDs:er. tecess
IL Coz sists OF $50 acres Of arabic and wood
land. situate In Brandywine Hundred, New
uaetle County, bel. lying on the Philadel-
phia and Wilmington turnpike, or the Ship
ley and Edsemoor roads ami the Sheupot
creek. about one and oLo half miles north OF
Wilmington.
he Improvements are substantial stone
DWELLING house, STONE v ist mill tenant
houae, large barn an sable, and other out
tbuildings.
| The farm land Is well fenced and in good
Condition; much of the wood land 10 well sol
in timber The quality Of the land is ex ell
LEM, The location one OF tbs bet 10 the state
there are sew sral attractive building eitss on
the PREMISE. For terms and further infor
nation apply TO
1 CHARLES II. LOAE. Trustee,
Nin.h and Market treets,
| ol1eod Wilmington. lei.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26

UT BLIG sAIEOf COWS WILL BE
I sold at OOale's hotel, Centerville, Dol.
"a
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1885,
at l o'clock, p. m,
% head Of fresh cows and rpriDRsrs. HU8
tho Goove lows are worthy tue atten- ny,
ton OF persons wanting good stoc2- A
ere IT OF 30 days win DC given
o2i-daw-ts GEURGE YAhHALL, Agt.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26

oin. very dea ard, II is said, is
pecom .s seriously 'e'int so much so that 1t
w1n Vo, the high interfere with his
oouos aarelv hope Ia an position he holds
we saafness may Eby pMr Bayards ply.
shca, .sness. which 4 rot equal his politi
Cal uo. .nneals from prevents him from
hestlns. hnnest assessIn his own State In
favor . ~ os taxes. ents and homes
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26

EXECUTOkS SALE
Il p

ENXECUTOkS SALE
A -
REAL ESTATE.
VIII be sold at Public Sale, on the prcmi
SEES, No. AIT EastThird street, In the CITY
Wilmington, Del, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 81, 1885,
at O'Clock, p. M,
A three.story brick hose, with sever
rooms /; lot Is #. by ~ IL. IL in. deep. rns
above property Will he sold 70 settle the es'
tate of Jacob shogalter, deceased. Attend
anse given ard .erm4 maze known by
DHA's. II. HEALD, Executor.
l.. w. STfDHAM Il Son, Auce. oE-eodb
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26

DUY YOUR GROCERIES AT THE
cheap cash store, N. II cor: Third and
Madison streets. 4lo rice 26c 40 currants
2sc nb new rsisi-s z6c., Az primes &c !,
olb. oat meal 2bc., Alb Jelly 900, Slb. mince
10 eat 4c.. cline foap So, 3lb. Trenton crack
era 25c., elb. soda biscuit 2sc., b. egg bis.
loc., bag good hvar ssc.. lib lard l0c., lib
gs,i tea 20, good brooms 2tc, and Other
goods In proportion. New goods arriving
every day. Leave your or :er ut the store
and Il N be H.omP,J deliversd' a Otn ~
Third and M adj son streets. els IN
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26

IHEAF GRCCERIES-wE HAVEHAu
~ grand rush since we openet our cotfee
at "a ctn2, by our best citizens, who cay II IL
the best they ever tasted 1t Is a blend Of
Mocha and old Government Java. When
this is gone you will be sorry, for you cannot
mex coffee that IL royal We have Go Tee rs
low rs 10 csnts, and Il u good; out that at Is,
8 and 20 tents Is better. We have pure
sugar TO make wine at o cents per pound and
those new seediess cherries, pounds fer rs
cents. TOR pies, have no equal new raisins,
new currants, new p ckles and lots OF new
goods opened today. Also farmers butter
and new buckwheat. Another drive In SCAT
1t cents a bar. Come q l03 East f1fth 81
for bargains. o2o-ots T. M. WEEK.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-26

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-23

GEN FITZ LEE FOR GovERSoR.-As we have
heretofore said on several occasions, we believe
that Gen. Fitz Lee is the man who should
be, and we believe will be, nominated
as the standard bearer of the democratic
party, and we concur with the Lynchburg
Ne,cs in the belief that he would excite more en-
thusiasm than any other man who could be NOM
mated He possesses all tho requisites not only
to make strong and popular candidate, but tn
make good, wise. and able Governor. He is not
only q brave, chivalric and distinguished ex.Con-
federate soldier, but he is farmer who knows the
rights of that class and will maintain them; anG
he is not only farmer by profession, or the
ownership of several farms. but he is practical
farmer who not only superntends. but works vii h
his own hands, and can drive Il cart with rs II UGH
grace and skill any Senegambian that ever
welded the ox-goad. -!Saunton Spectator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-23
Destructive Cyclone.

GALVESTON, Tex, April pa special
dispatch to the NeWs from Mexia, Texas,
says the Prairie Grove neighborhood,
miles south of Mexia, was visited about 2
o'clock yesterday by severe cyclone caus,
ing serious damage to life and property
The two story school house, in which were
about so children, was blown down, and
torn to pieces, killing one child and wound
ing several children. The house of s. Nc.
KinEon was blown down seriously injurirg
the owner. The storehouse and post Office
owned by s. D. Hughes, were demolished
and the goods promiscuously scattered. The
residences Of NJ. B. Cox, II. Thompson and
T. ]. Williams were demolished. Larkin
Gentry's house, same distance from the vii
lage, is also reported as demolished and
himself. his wife and child killed. Lou
Holland, who was injured by falling build
ing during the cyclone on Tuesday, died
yesterday. A family of Emigrants encamp-
ed on the river bottom were suddenly sur
rounded by water on Tuesday night and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-23
@S}1Gg''*s
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
War Said to be Inevitable.

LONDON April 23-The Standard, in an
editorial, says: Englishmen need not fear
that a war With Russia will involve them
with the other powers. If Russia defeated
England an awful moment would arrive for
Germany. Therefore we may confidently
assume that Prince Bismarck is not averse
to war between England and Russia, be-
cause be wants Russia weakened. We may
dismiss all msgivings that Germany or her
allies will oppose England and France. For
we'll known reasons he will be quiet spec
tator. The sympathy, possibly the indirect
assistance of Italy to England, is assured.
1t will be our own fault if Turkey throws q
difficulty in our way. Wise, bold action
will secure both Turkey and Persia. The
Car must ponder upon these things.
The Times, in an editorial, says the posi-
ton of the Afghan question remains pre-
cisely the same as on the day OF the receipt
of the news of the battle at Penideh. The
only thing clear is the necessity of hurrying
the preparations for war and of active d.
plomacy to secure allies.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 23.-Every one is
speaking of war as inevitable. The question
is narrowing more and more to purely
military dispute.
LONDON, April 23-The Times this morn.
ing publishes the following:
The Fiction its Reported Iusu6icieacy.
You, you, if you have failed to understand
The feet of England is her all in ALL
On you will come the curse of ell the land
Ii that old England fall,
Which Nelson left 80 great.
This Isle, the lnightiest naval power on earth,
This one small Isle the lord ofevery sea.
Poor England! what would all these votes DO worth
And what avail thine ancient fame of free
We're thou fallen State?
You, you who had the ordering of her fleet,
If you have only COMPRISED her disgrace;
When all men starve, the wild mob's million feet
Will kick you from your place.
But then too late too latei