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WHOLE NO. 1868.

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MS '''e '''''','- '''' '''''e ~ .'"''"'"'
TIE S1eH Canal
PAus, May It'll The'Subiect oi The pro-
| posed International control of the Suez
| canal j. being discussed 10y the lnterna-
tional Suez Canal Commission. The Ger.
man, Austrian ami Russian delegates favor
International control! The English and
lIallan delegates oppose II,
! Desperate Fight ON Shipboard.
| PARrs. Nav 7th-Adyiccs from 81 Vim
| cent report that while the Nessaqerics-
! Franchise steamer VILE de NarseiiIe Was
on her way to Bucnos Avrcs. the emigrants
on oo9d InutlnIed owing 10 the bad food
lWFihSh1d Ihey were hnatly uvcrpowered
aitSF desperate night, III which the captain
an" al STN r Nv''. @. 'ue crew were oddlE wound
wounIr5 The ,,a,~l ~ =, 2-;,,,. Ta,o,,' ~
whera She is ,,l,,e5 IT.. iS,,i
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
Filed Nav ,. 1851

FlltG HttN =, INNi.
May /, 1ss5--M. Ii. Davis 10 Ii. 3i Freeman
Lot in the town Of ELK Grove.
March J. lSs5-Jane Brady TO Matthew
Rainey-Lots and >, 5 aud T, TWeuty-litth and
TWenty-siyth streets; 300
May |, lSS5--Matthcw Rainey 10 Albion C.
Swcctser-Iots and ?, S and I, Twenty fifth
and TWeBty-SiXth streets.
April ~ 1SS5-Mary Wall to Mary a. Kilgore-
Lot s. + and c, Twenty fifth and 'Twenty'sixti
streets.
April y, lSs5-Patrck and Ellen sonovan to
Wine Coon " C0.--Fractional part of south half
OF west quarter OF section G, township north.
range S east; $500.
Filled May !. 1855.
May 4. isSj-llrs. Z. c. \. English TO Paul Van
Hatcn-LOts l and ,. and K, Thirtieth AID
Thirty-tirst streets; Si25.
april 20, lSS5.-Edward and Mary T. Goepcl to
Rosie II. CarToli-Nest quarter OF LOT :, i and
Q. Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
May 4, lSS5.Edward and Mary Z, Goepel and
Henry J. and Rosie Il H,CargGllt TO Simeon brown
West half Of lot l. ? and q, Twelfth aud Thir-
teenth streets.
April ., ISSj-August Eidinger to A. Popert-
East half OF north half OF lot 4, Q and L, Sixth
and Seventh streets; 3, go
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B. j. SHORT,

OCULIsT, MAKES A SPECIALITY OF
" Curing Granulsted Eyelids, Film Over the
Eyes, Inflammation. etc. No. 9ll L street. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, Sacramento. Office
Hours: to u a. NJ; 2 to s P. NJ. ap91m*
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ITO LET-DEsIRABLE NEW COT ~
| ! tages. situated on south side of / @!;;,,
| street, between. Sixteenth and Seven LIZ
teeuth. Inquire No. 1900 street. m6-iW$
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Nos. 1901 to 1898 = street, Sacramento.
MANUFACTURER OF
uL Carriages, Buggies, Ex-
press Thoroughbrace andSSSfRyVIS
Quartz Wagons. Dealerin Oak,
Ash and Hickory Lumber; Hubs, sPokes, Eel
lies, Bows. Rims Shafts and Poles Manufact-
nrer of the "LIGHTEING' HAY PRESS. Send
for Catalogues. m&-lpt
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vhe NYar IN Nfnnitpba.

u BArFILFoRp, May 1th.-furhcr details
baf the engagement between Colonel Otter's
forces and Chief Foundnaker's Indians
shows that the fight lasted seven hours.
/ The Indians used mUskets, war clubs,
spears, bows and arrows, and almost every
style of weapon Of warfare. No mention
j. made in The dispatches or the Killed and
Wounded being brought back, and it is sup
posed, from the hasty return made, they
sere letl behind Notbing but the last ex.
tremity would induce Colonel otter to 10
that. No one now has any doubt that
bloody Indian war viii follow. The Qu'Ap-
pelle Indians are reported TO have risen and
left their reservation. troWtout, chief Of
the Blac&teet is related to Pouudmaler,
and Will il is said, Join him against the
whites The Dominion Government and
Colonel Otter are blamed for not securing
the release of Factor Mclean and other
white capives before precjpitating matters.
No IMPROVEMENT IN THE SITUATION
WINNIPEG, May 7th.-A wild rumor to-
night that Middleton forces have had a
severe battle with the rebels at Batoche in
duced great excitement. The rumor, how
ever, has been pronounced entirely base
less. 1t is not known that Middleton had
yet moved from camp at South Gabriels
AdvlccS from Clark's Crossing say the
steamer Norhcote will be strengthened to-
day and her vulnerable parts rendered bul-
lct-proof. She will 90 down stream simu,-
taneously with The troops, and attack Ba-
toche from the river
Edmonton adyiceS say: The region north
and east of here is full of hostiles In fact,
all The Indians west of Battlcford are in
war paint. The settlers have all tief John
Walkinshaw and Albert Harkness, both
from Ontaro, were killed by Big Bears
band over a week ago Their wives and
the wives of the two missionaries are pris-
oneTs. All -four women are being fright
fully maltreated.
Scouts from the northeast say Colonel
Otter will have Il fearful time of it. Pound
maker, Little Child and all the other chiefs
are on the war-path. a number of half
breeds are directing them.
Major Steele was to have sent word back
when he reached Edmonton, but nothing
has been heard from him
There is a perfect panic in the Eleanor
districts, aud scores Of homesteads have
been burned.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. LAME

physician AND sURGEON.-oFFICE AND
L Residence, No. 3I3 J street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours-S to 10 a. 81, 3 to and to
P. il. Office of City Superintendent of Public
Schools at same place. m5-iplm
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DIR. A. <. BRUNE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
L the University of Berlin Germany. Office
and Sixth, Sacramento. Office hours-9 to II
NJ; 3 to and to SP.M NJ jy13-tt
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FOR SALE. ETC.
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

on ACRES NEAR LOOMS STATION: sssa
~ all fenced; good new House of 4 ssS2SS
rooms and porch; splendid well; land Il.
partly cleared: best land in the country for
Trees and Vines. Price, 81 200. Address
IG4-1W W Il. RAINIER Loomis
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C70R sALE-A FINE STALLION; ) 10
{ years old: weighs about ! 30 p9unds;M TIEl
Inquire of s. X. TREFRY, Agricultural a-A----
Park. m7-tf
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A. LOTHHAMMER,

DUNER AND REPAIRER OF g.zss--1-
1 Pianos Organs and all kinds G1IIs-zlsl5i.f "a
of Musical instruments, No. l02lT y " If n
Ninth street, between J and X (Oddl
Fellows Templel, Now is the time to have Fl
amos tuned and cleaned. References Professor
Winters or X. Heyman, Agent Steinway's Pi-
amos. apl7Iplm
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WALLACE a. BRIGGS, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND OBSTETRICIAN. OFEICR
/ and residence No. 212 street, SACRAMENTO.
omce Hours: Il !, 4 N. ! 10 2 P y. apl24ps
6.3A to S p n
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MALARIAL POISON.

We have used Swift's Specific in our family as
an antidote for malarial poison for two or three
years, and have never known it to fail in q sin
gle instance. W. C. FCRLow.
Sumter county, Ga, September H. 1881.
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WANTED,

~ MEN WHO UNDERSTAND ORCHARD AND
4 vineyard work, good wages; a man cook,
$40: a man to iron in a laundry $50 10 So;
colored man and wife for a ranch, $50; also, man
for haying: also > men TO milk; man to Go
chores; mixer, $50; also, , walters, $50. Fe-
male-a girl to polish and iron, so; woman
cook. So; also. girls for houSewOrk for the
city SIS to SIS; also, girls for housewOrk for
the country, SIS to $50: ahousekeeper, SO Ap-
ply 10 HOUSTON & CO., Employment Office,
Fourth and K streets. Sacramento. apl9-lptf
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No. 81. Of Catalogue
For $40 per acre, e55 acres of land, with
hard finished Dwelling, With seven rooms;
stone Mnk-hoase; $50 acres tillable; s. acres
IN Grain; fenced into / fields Near lone,
AmaoOr county. 12S head Of Cattle and 80
Hogs viii be sold with place Il desired.
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CHRIS. SUTER.

\ MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE, WIN
WI dew and Door Screens speciality. Large
stock ON hand Particular attention given to
Seroil-sawiug. Shaping, Molding and Planning.
Warerocias northwest corner Thirteenth and
streets, sacramento. mri0-tf
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ULCERS.

For six or eight yearsI suffered with ulcers on
my right leg. ! was treated with Iodide Of Po-
taSsium aEd M6cnry, and / became helpless.
Six bottles of SWift's specific made permanent
cure. VI. D. WILSON, Gainesville, ia.
February IS, lss5.
Swifts Specific is entirely vegetable. Treatise
on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawers, Atlanta, Ca,
or lj9 ". 23d St, \. Y. fe51y&WIy
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L-sTREEr LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.


c0c ] STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OHO Dealers in Paints. Oils Narnishes Win
dow Glass, Picture Moldings, Brushes, Artists
Material. Building Paper, Plain and Decorative
Wall Paper, and Glszier Paper for Window Deco
rations patent walieh is entirely new ap1l I'm
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The Austrian Mission.

LONDON, May 7th. = Thomas Sexton
Home Rule member Of Parliament from
County Sligo, Ireland, has placed on the
notice paper OF the House of Commons q
question as towhether the English Govern
ment has interfered with the appointment
of Mr., Kelley as United States Minister to
Austria.
New YORK, Nav 7th.-Mr. Kelley, the
newly-appointed United States Minister to
Austria, accompanied by his family, sailed
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EoR 5ALE,

4 SAW-AiIII AT SHINGLETOWN; LOGGING
n Wagons, Teams etc; capacity, 10000 feet
per day; water power; zoos acres Timber Land.
0neSash and Door Factory; also, water power,
al KlotI 4 Mil.
one Stock Range pl 500 ael.-s, with plenty OF
outside range; stocked with 30 head of Cattle,
CO Horses, 50 Hogs; also, has an abundance of
water for irrigation sddr-ss
L. +. Hustler,
Assignee Of K. KLOTZ, Shingletown, Shasta
county, Cal. ap1s-lm%
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rEyJDEu OCCUPIED BY THE RUSSIANS.

TgHrRAN, May 7th.-Adyices from Sa-
rakhs state that small force of Russians.
with four guns now occupy penjdeh, The
same advice contains the statement that
the Russians have completely won over the
Sarakh .Turcomans. A telegraph line is
now completed 10 point 20 miles beyond
Askabad. There is an apparent lull in The
Russian preparations for war Afghan
troops along Bala Murghab, not having
received pay for q long time, are greatly de-
moralized.
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HALLS PULMONARY BALSAM

r,,HE BEST REMEDY IN USE FOE COUGHS,
| Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis Influenza, Group,
Incipient CoDsum ption, and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Sold by all Druggists for so cents
j. Il. GATES & CO., Proprietorg, AZ san
Iaa street. San Francisco ni9ip
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NEGOTIATIONS STILL PENDING.

LoNDoN, May 7th.-The conference be
tween Earl Granville and Baron De staal,
arranged to be held to-day at the Foreign
Office. for the purpose of formally opening
a discussion on the delimitation OF the
Russo-Afghan boundary, was postponed, as
Baron De Staal is awaiting communications
on the subject from ST. Petersburg The
negotiations continue ON the demand of
Granville that Russia's assurances that her
troops will not advance to Hcrat shall take
the form of q treaty. 1t is reported that NJ.
DE Giers maintains that simple express
sion of such an intention is a sufficient
pledge. General Ielenoy has been recalled
delnlination inquiry. NJ. De Giers has in
structed General Komaroff to prepare de
tailed report, with charts, Of the advance
on Penjdeh, as a basis for reference to an
arbitrator.
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F1OR sALE-5G VOLUMES OF AMERICAN
4 DECISIONS new. Price, $3.50 Also, many
other Valuable Law Books. For address, call at
RECoRD-UNI Office m7-lw
EOR SALE-I WILL OFFER FOR 7.,.~ya
+ sale at the Hay Market, street, 5-Ss{sssES
between Ninth aud Tenth, on thesth T N
FRESH COW. n7-5t*l y. FARMER.
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-LAND IN
L Washington Territory, on Puget Sound;
also in town of Santa Barbara. For particulars
ana terms inquire at Dir. SNIDERS Office, cor
ner Second and K streets, at \. NJ 70 9; or 10
,, and to SP. NJ m1-2T%
rT1O LET-DESIRABLE NEW COT ~.
tages situated on south side OF L M!;,
street, between Sixteenth and Seven a.ss
teenth. Inquire No 1900 K street m6-iw$
NOR sALE-A RANCH OF 24O ACRES; 4aSs
Vineyard known us the Perk. HOvey or r,@='
Bond Ranch, near Roseyille. For particulars
apply at 1l22 II street. m5-lW%
flOR sALE-A FINE STALLION; ) "a
L years old: weighs about ], Opounds; A FTy
Inquire of s. X. TREFRY, Agricultural a-A-+@-
Park. m7-f
SoMETHlNG NEW IN PINE sETs-JUsT
= out and for sale at CuAS N. CAMPBELL'S,
400 K street. Four good carpets. Buck Stove,
! Bed Lounge cheap for cash. Upholstering and
repairing at lowest rates. apl9-tf
1.-TWO LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SUIT
/ able for housekeeping, in alley, Fifth and
Sixth, l. and NJ Also, three rooms, 401 strect'
Apply to D. GARDNER, Wood Yard, i0l street.
nr1.tf
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April 90. 1SS5-Joseph S. Alemany 10 Patrick
W. Kiordan-Lots II, - and i6, block 81, town
OF Folsom: block 81, town of Folsom: block q,
town OF Folsom; fraction of the cast half Of
northeast quarter, and fractional part Of south
west quarter cfthe northeast quarter OF section
50, township north range ) east (St. Josephs
cemetery, Sacramento; block between and q.
Eighth and Ninth streets iSt. Josephs school;
ten-aeIe lots Nos p and y, lying south OF the
Eleventh and Twelfth streets (Christian Brothers
College,; and X, Seventh and Eighth streets
tSt. Rose Church and parsonage; lot upon
which the Catholic church in Live OAK is
located
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GEORGE ". YnuNa.

CUCCEssOR TO PIKE & YOUNG, CARRIAGE
y Manufacturer, corner Fourth and streets
Sacramento. Established in 1850. All sizes OF
Buggies, Phsetons, Spring and Thoroughbrace
Wagons Repairing, Painting and Trimming
done. apll-4ptf
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May ., 1SS5-MrS. Margaret f. Crocker 10
the city of Saeramento-The L. 3. Croker art
gallery, building and contents.
April II, lSS5-George +. and Alice Z. Lyon to
Lorenzo d. Jones-Lot 4, / and J, J,,TWenty-tifth
and Twenty-sixth streets.
April l. lSS5-Albert Lester to George Lester
Southeast quarter of section 90 township
north, range 5 east 3, $50.
May ), ISS5-M. +. Odell to Barbara NJ Blake
ly-West half of lot 8, o and 7, Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets; S1509,
May 5, 1850. II odell to Barbara NJ. Blakely
Lot {, o and p Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets; 81 500.
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TANTED-LOST-FOUED.

uJANTRD-A SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE
w wants Il gentleman, who will contribute
$4,000 to $4,000 to strictly frst-elass wholesale
business Party contributing that sum 10 have
an interest in and represent the business at
Saeran ento. Address "WHOLESALE ME2-
CHANT Box p, Office ErcniRg Bl0tetia, SAN
Francisco. m7-9t*
SITUATIoN WANTED-BY a GERMANMA
work the man is willing TO do any kind OF
work; city or country. Inquire $50 L street.
7 osT OR sTOI.EN-MAY 5rH ONE
| BAY HORSE, seven years old: two ~
hind feet white. Return TO No. 25l4 X LA-[N.
street, and be rewarded. m9-''t&
yXYANTED-ANY INFORMATION OF HEN
w RY HARTZELL, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
will be thankfully received by his nearly dis
tracted parents. No. O. West Clinton street,
cleveland, 0hlo. most
7 OST-A GOLD BRACELET ON THE SUN
/ 4 day School Excursion Train or AT the De
pot. Finder viii please return to GIG J street
and be rewarded. m6-tt
uTANTED-A YOUNG LADY, JUST AR
w rived from Chicago desires position as
Stenographer and Calligraph or Type Writer
Operator All Office work and correspondence
speciality. Address MISS Z. G. b, Wood
land, Yolo county, Cal. m2,lw+
[uANTED-TO PURCHASE OR RENT -
w a house containing six to eight ES,;.l
rooms, and located between Sixth and SLY
Twelfth, and and NJ streets, Address = Fl.
t." REC0RD-UNIoS Office, stating price, etc.
aDI3-ti&
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BUSINESS CARDS.
W. D. COMsrOCK.

FURNITURE, FIFTH AND K STREETS, ~
Sacramento, Cal. M
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I.oNDoN, May 7th.-Edmund Fitz-Mau-
rice, Under Foreign Secretary, replying
this afternoon in the House Of Commons
10 Gibson, Conservative member for The
Dublin University, stated that General
Ri2geway, with Captain Yates and others,
would remain in charge of the Afghan
Boundary Commission, now that Sir Peter
LumSden Is coming to London. The in
srUctions sent to Sir Peter Lumsden,
Lord Edmund continued, do not cancel
his appointment He has not been sum
moned to London to advise with the Gov
ernmept about the Frontier boundary
Commission. An escort will remain with
General RidgeT0y, SO he Will carry on the
work Of the Commission ON the spot.
Granville, in the House of Lords, this
afternoon, replying to Il motion by the OPP
position for the production by the Govern
ment Of the papers in the Russian contro-
versy, used the following language " | do
not believe that if England was going to
wage war against Russia we should wage il
at disadvantage, and with every adyant-
age in favor of Russia" Lord Granville
denied that the Governments military
policy had been Il failure, and denied also
that Russia would 20 to Ucrat.
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THE ArrIrUDE OF rnr ToRIrs.

LoYpoN, May 7th-The Tines comment
ing on the attitude OF the Conservatives
toward the Government respecting the
Afghan question, characterizes the conduct
of the Tory leaders rs unwise 1t says
Lord Randolph Churchill is not justified III
proposing to refuse supplies to the Govern
ment. The approaching election will give
the Conservatives ample opportunity to ar
raign the Government at the bar Of public
opinion. The Times argues that the Con-
servadve party would be much stronger if
it abstained from rude and extravagant
proposals. The Government has misman-
aged the Afghan business. The article con-
cludes giving advice which shows that the
opposition is incapable OF doing better.
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or BUYS a CORD OF STOVE WOOD. OR
sps) TON OF COAL, at the C. @. D.. Wood
and Coal Yard. No. 40l l street All orders
promptly delivered TO any par, of the city.
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DIR. j. s. COOK,

MO. 922 NINTH ST, BET. / AND J, OPP
~ posite the Plaza, Magnetic and Electric
Healer Electromagnetic, -galvanic and
Medicinal Baths; Magnetic Garments and In
soles. Consultation free. apl0-Im
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DIR. GEORGE PyRIRN

a FFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
" Corner Eleventh and IL streets. Hours
to 10 A. NJ, l TO and to p NJ m4-lm
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LoNpoN. May 7th.-Willam Wand, FIRST
Earl of Dudlcy, is dead He was is years
OF age. Earl Dudley was liberat Con-
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N. EWERS.

uAS REOPENED THE GROCERY STORE
Ii at the corner of THIRTEENTH AND II
STREETS, with a caoice lot of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Etc,
And he win be glad to see all his old patrons
the city. ap22-
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FOR SAEE-T0 LET.

NOR sALE-5G VOLUMES OF AMERICAN
4 DECISIONS new. Price, $3.50 Also, many
other Valuable Law Books. For address, call at
RECOEn-C MON Office ml-lW
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The Golden Rose.
liust of COleridge Unveiled.

LoNDoN, May 7th.-james Russell Low ell
unveiled the bust OF Coleridge the poet, in
Westminster Abbey thi> afternoon
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rnE rENJpEH " ArFAIRH AGAIN.

ST. PErERsBuRG, May 7th.-Colonel Ia
lrjewski, who was with Colonel Alikhanotl
during the Russians movement preceding
and attending the battle of Penjdeh, has
reached st. Petersburg with a full report OF
the Russian case, and has departed for
Gatschina to deliver the report to the Gar.
He says the inhabitants of Penjdeh are well
disposed toward the Russians.
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GLADSTONE STILL EXPLAINING.

LONDON, May 7th-GIadstonc replying
TO questions in the House of Commons
this afternoon, said that although, ON re-
ceipt of the first telegrams, he had de
scribed the Penjdeh affair as an act of un-
provoked aggression, still he had never
presumed that the information in his
possession when he made that declaration
was unquestiOnable. As a matter of fact
within twenty-lour hours afterwards news
containing important qualifications of that
first received had come to hand. No doubt
he said, that when the Earl of Dutferin
British Niceroy Of India, at Lahore. after
his return from the conference with the
Ameer at Rawul- -Pindi, described the Rus
sian attack as an act Of unpToyoked aggrcs-
sion without qualification, the Niceroy's
statement was warranted by the circum-
stances under which he spoke and
the knowledge in his possession !;
but Russia had since denied that Colonel
AlillharOT had ordered the rurcOmans
under his command to make any attack
The report that Colonel Alikhanutf had
issued such order was made to England bv
Captain Yate and his party, who belonged
to Sir Peter LumSdens Boundary Commis-
sion. and who were in Penjdeh during the
battle. But it had been ascertained since
that neither Captain Yatc nor any OF his
party were aware of any other foundation
for the report than rumors. Gladstone said
that Lord Duflerin had arranged with Alb
durrahman Khan, the Ameer Of Afghan
istan, the basis upon which the British
Government had So far proceeded in the
frontier affair, and if further communica-
tions with the Amer on the subject Should
become necessary, they would be made
Being asked if Lord Dufferin, as Viceroy
of India, approved Of the Governments
course toward Russia in the Afghan dis
pute, Gladstone refused To say whether he
did or not.
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