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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
ARCHAEOLOGICAL CmCuLNn.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEN., July 81 The following
printed notice appeared on the bulletin
board of the Texas Pacific passenger
depot this morning. No one can be
found who knows who put II there;
"IlENpQU ,url.S ENLCrTfvE board, Z
July "a isNi,
no all Employcsoi the Missouri Pacific leased
aud operated llucs, and the TcNns Pacific
Hallway Company.
son and after August I, lSsi, all employees OF
the above. named roads are called upon tu nb-u
lurly roirnin from working over ten hUurs per
day. in nnt department, either daA ornlght cN
crpl Ia eases at emergency, and then only
when Que aud one half time shall be- allowed
for such time worked. liy order Of the
"ENECrTNE COMMlrrLl.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
ono I.ndIc. nr rrmll, MI..Inn

(Soulh sidel assisted by the little helpers
OF 81. Barnabas Guild, win give an ice.
cream festival ON Tuesday aud Wcdnes.
day evenings, 4th and 9th, Ia the Dam.
mann \ Murphy building Houston street.
between Third and Fourth streets. PM
ceeds for benefit of mission. The ladies
ask encouragement from the public IN
their work, and this encouragement ia
he given by visiting them ut their stand
and deposillng twenty-five ceuis for cake
and cream
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
SAN ANTONIo.

A Drowned Mexicnn--A Government, Team
ster Seriously Injured.
special 20 The Gazette.
san ANIoNfo, TIN, Aug. .--An IN
quest was this morning held on the body
Of Pablo Talamanics, a young Mexican
who was drowned yesterday evening. He
was battling with other parties and gOl
beyond his depth
government ieamstcr named Milling
ton was thrown from his wagon, which
passed over his head, seriously iniuring
him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
MIDLOTHIAN.

Correspondence Of the Gazeuc.
NIrDIoTnI,N, TEX, July 3D. Mr.. Will
liam n Laughim an cstimablr citizen OF
this county, died near here last night of
iluX, aged forty-thrce years. MIR. Laugh
lin had considerable reputation rs an in
vcniiyc genius, having recently been
awarded several patents which will prove
of incalculublc benefit.
Rev, Alexander Holt, Christian minister
and principal of the wcll-knowu llolrs
school, Italy, this county, Is conducting a
revival at this place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Chicago HaIlot-nox stcnlrr Caught

CuCAGo, lrL., Aug. l,lNtrirk Con
don, one OF the persons indicted for the
theft of the ballot-box from the Third pre-
cinct OF the Eighteenth ward, wa, arrest
cd at Princeton, H., this morning, rnd Il
detective started AZ once to bring HIM to
Chicago, Condor cludcd arrest at Ar
lington few days ago, aud il was sup
posed that he had lied to Canada.
O'kecic, one of the three persons in
dictcd for the crime, IL now serving ont a
sentence in the penitrntiary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
SOLDIERS MONUMENT.

.oldicr-' Monument lInvciicd.


90 the Dead.
soldiers Monument Unveiled.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Aug, lat Free
mont, Ohio, to-day u monument erected
lay the people OF Sandusky county was
unveiled With imposing ceremonies. The
shaft stands in Stephenson park ON the
Site of Fort Stephenson, where on Au-
gust ., 1918, Mai. George Cmghun with
100 men defeated ZOO British and Indians
under Proctor aud Tccumsrh. EN-prcsi-
dent Hayes was president of the day and
Gen, j, u. Cox orator. Addresses were
also made by oX-rrcsidcnt Hayes, Cen
H. Y. Blncklund, Capt. j. W. Lennon
and others,
Among the distinguished guests present
were eN-tOy. Charles Foster, Senators
John sherman and H. u. Payne,
Judge j. u. Foraker, Gen. John
Beatty and Gem IT, II. Lcggctt.
The exercises began AT 100 O'Clock, cN-
President Hayes delivering the opening
speech, Capt, John w Lennon of clyde
next gave an historical sketch OF San
dusky county's soldier dead. AZ.
ter Gen. Hayes had read letters
OF regret from President Cleveland
and GEN John g. Fremont, Capt An
drew g. kcmpcr of Cincinnati read an
original poem, Gen, j u. Cox, the ora
tor of the day, spoke next, Gen. Cox
confined his remarks principally to
Ohio'S record in connection with
the war.--ct 1872, the a. war
with Mexico and the late rebellion lie
paid a touching tribute to Gen Grant aud
closed by calling attention to the illusiri-
Gus services Of Generals Mcpherson and
Hayes, both of whom were residents OF
Sandusky county
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
RmDLED WITH BuCGSHOT.
4 ulnck Murderer iynched ny Masked
Men,

4 Ulack Murderer Lynched ny Masked
MONTICELLO, Ga, Aug. la vollcy of
shots apparently from half dozen guns.
aroused the people of This town early this.
morning. Those who were out first saw
four masked men running in different
directions. In the jail the dead body ot
Jack Hopkins was found shot to pieces
with buckshot
Several days ago Hopkins quarrclcd
with his employer, George Gilmore, u
wealthy planter OF this county. While
Gilmore was attending TO his stock he
was struck ou the back OF the head and
he fell insenSlhlc 10 the ground, when
Hopkins fell upon him with 4 knife. lie
was interrupted In his iiendish work by
halt dozen men whom Hopkins success
fully resisted, cutting his way through
them with his bloody knife and escaping
To the woods. Three OF the men,
with dogs started IN pursuit
keeping on the trail until Tuesday morn.
ing, when they overlook him IN Nc
Donough and arrested him. lie was
moro Ikea wild animal than mau. On
the way back he was tied hand aud foot,
50 determined was he In attacking his
guards. In the jail here Is one of Pau
Hes patent cells, Into this Hopkins was
placed and kept for the night About
twenty masked men rode up 10 the edge
of the town at n O'Clock Thursday night.
-Four oi them were detailed To- proceed to
the jail armed With douhlc-barrclcd shot.
guns. As they approached the cell, which
has openings for NentilaiioN thc prisoner
begged for mercy The lour mon, how
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
The Ladies' Of Fort worth

Have been humbuggcd so often by "grcai
bargain advertisements that we were
NOT surprised TO see SO many disap-
pointed last week 10y coming too late 10
secure u linen lawn dress ut the astonl>h-
ingly low ilglrcs they were being sold at
by us. Now, ladies, don't wait for YOUR
friends to Investigate for you this time,
but come yourselves. aud NJ once, secure
Il handsome pair of slippers or Newport
button shoes AT mlf.prlcc and be happy.
RANDALL. Il CHAMBERS 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
orHE GMErTE Fort woRTIlsThKsS 81 NDkY3 AUGUST 2.

ever, silent 81 death, placed the muzzlcs
OF their guns AZ the openings and fred.
fairly filling the prisoner with shot.
Quickly reloading they discharged their
guns again, aud turning upon ihcir heels
rcioincd their companions and rode away.
Coroner Written has summoned jury aud
Is making strenuous efforts to ferret ont
the murdprprs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

Pl:NHRoEl;, oSr., Aug. THE steamer
G, O. Kelly Of The upper Ottawa Towing
company was burned 10 the waters edge
at the lower town wharf tins morning.
Four of the crew were lost and two others
We're very seriously burned.
Those burned To death were: Lotus
RIChRp, SYDNEY SMrru, ions GlBsON
and ANGLE HART.
The steamer was valued AT S20,OO0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
UNITED IN DEATH.
Gen. Joseph +. Johnston I'm Route from
Portland, Oregon, TO Set as
One Of the Pall-Bcarers.
An Interview With q schooIihnie " Gen.
Grnnt-rhc Birthplace OF the Illus
trious Warrior Soid.
GRANTS RULING TRAIT on CHAR.
ACTIn.

Special "a the Gazette,
WAsiIrSGToS, Aug. Col. Markland,
IN Old friend Of Gen. Grant, said to-day;
Nc wns my schooim0ic aud playfcllow In
boz hnod day.. ~ school he Wa quiet. studi
Gus Do. rarely on the play ground during r.
cr-s, but Then engaged IN study. He was cN
c,gcdnFly Kind ~ prompting those Of
ms cinsNmaies who We're little neg
ilgcni and behind 40 their rceiia
,lcnr lie was very popular AS school boy.
hf'ng even. tempered, gentle ana generous. lie
was incinbcr OF the ihllomAihcan society to
winch belonged, and he Was o good debnlor
ier one ~ his age. Aa nn executive officer of
ihni yfflety, he displayed many Of the trait.
NhlcHH ere prominent IN hlm IN after life. u
was noi Gen. Grant. nature Ia give personal
ohcnsc ~ wori or net, unless be felt that Ids
hnu ityltngs and good name had been Wiling
" trhcd With. and then hc did not
hesitate - resent such irlnng In firm and IN
mlrtaknblc way. lie was ncscf very buis
ierous but very decided ~ word and net. The
governing, oyerrhadowiDg trait OF his chntoc
icr was Kindness for othcrs. For his blticrcsi
..ncmy he would tr, ~ MAXI some excuse.
when excuses were not Rrn,lncd nc secured
.'tlrnuiy relations promptly and ~ quietly m
circumstances would adult Tie was very slOw
~ believe that anyone would take hdtHntHgc Of
ms CONFIDENCE or dob iin wrong.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
At Hot springs.

special 10 the Gazette,
liOr SPRINGS, ARK., Aug. senator
u. W, Voorhees, of Indiana, accompanied
by his son, the Hon. Charles s. Voorhees,,
congrcssman.clcct from Washington Ter
ritory,and Hon. John t. Lamb, late menu
her of congress and now United States
attorney for the Tcrrc Hautc district, ar
rived in the city last night and will re-
main n few weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
LABOR NOTES.
RAILROAD srIIKE.

rrfTsBt re-, Pa, Aug mo double
headers were sent out by the Baltimore &
Ohio to-day, The strikers stu remain
firm Superintendent Harris met the men
this morning. but they declined TO yield.
He says the company proposes to run the
trains 10 suit itself, and he anticipates no
disorders
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
or>isoS TO onsrn,r rnr rNru,r


HprcnI % The tnzcltc.
DtNisoN, TN, Aug At citizens
meeting held NJ the board OF trade rooms,
with Judge $. \. Gilmcr In the chair and
a. g AIoscly secretary, Il was resolved
10 hold q Grant memorial service ON sat.
nrday, August g Hon Stlllwill VI. Rus
sell will he invited to deliver the funeral
Grafton. The resolution also recommend
cd That All business houses he closed ON
That day 'front.' o'clock al noon to . p.
M. The meeting vii be- held in the
opCra-iouSc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Clothing at Cost
At +, W Belts, 800 Houston street

Lady secure for yourself and daughter
pair OF those lovely Frcnch-kid best
Viewpoints tSlovc-kid tops only Sl.25;
former price $3.50,
RANDALL 4 CnlNIRFRs Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Yours Truly TxpInin,I

The question has been asked repeated
" what is meant by "Yours Truly" and
al last we have solved the problem. II
Is the famous Yours Truly 5-cent cigar
made by j. NJ. Brannon 4 Co., New York,
and sold by William McVeigh, Houston
street. Try one
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
.louNsTON IN nOrTl lAsI.

.wNsifiNGToN, Aug. 1.-The president
To-day received telegram from Gen.
Joseph L Johnston saying that he was IN
Portland, Oregon when lac received word
% his selection as one Of Gen. Grants
pnll-bearcrs, and that he had started I'M
mcdintely for New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

4 reporter interviewed Sitting Bun. the
notorious Indian chief, In Washington,
the other day, and asked his opinion of
pWSidcnt Cleveland,
''What do you think OF the Democratic
administrations Qucried the reporter
"Ne no Ike hml" growlcd the chief.
"llc NO Democrat, Democrat sci out the
luigi"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
4 cHANaRIN rlth rAI.lnrAnrns.

wAsuiNGfoSse Aug. vlcc-Admlrul
Rdwen'being compelled by il-hcalth 10
ask 10 be excused from serving as pail
bearer at Gen. Grants funeral, The prcsl-
dent has designated Rear Admiral John
T.. Murden TO net In his place
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
run n,:NrINcK MrMonIAI rl.Arr.

LoNpoN, July Sl.-At the fourth day OF
the Goodwood meeting the race for the
Bcntinck memorial plate was won by
Bluegrass; Phantom, second.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
burned top.,,,,

NpeclnI 10 The Gnzotte,
DeNisoN, THN., Aug. Franci,
Schwachover, eleven years old, was fatal,
burned this morning by the explosion Of
a can OF oil, with which She was atteInpt.
ing To make a lire. She died at II O'Clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
rmr uousE on GRANTS nnrp.

ClNciNNATi, ONO, Aug. iilt IS re.
ported here that Michael Ilcrsch, the
uMner of the building at Point Pleasant,
ohio, ia which Gen. Grant was born, has
sold II Tor $1,000 cash. II true ihls huild-
lng, which Is OF frame, viii he removed
Ia hnc OF the New YorA parks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

Ladies' should insist on their husbands
accompanying them to the great rcduc-
lion sale ct low-cut shoes beginning 10.
morrow morning az Randall { Chambers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

dered so the cX-Conicderates for meet
Ing 10 reference TO participating in Gen.
Grants memorial services.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Tho ncheI nirI GnIlt, .

WINNrEG, MAN, Aug. The Jury in
the Ricl trinl was out about thirty min.
utc>. II returned IA verdict of guilty,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
rms TX .c0NFEDERArrS' HEADquAR.
TEtsS.

MEN York, Ang .-.'rhe useoi q par
Tor Is thc Hoffman house has been ten
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

Ladies' tiue muslin underwear at cor.
rect prices at ingram 3 Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

Null cmbroiderlc, at popular prices
INGRAM 4 Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
LAMrAsAs srRIscs

y Great Health and rlsa'"' \,
Minis place has Justly ea az .,,s y
tat\on of being the great nca.~ Il
urc\resort of the SouihNe'' -
curiSl. rheumatic, culaneon.,t ". Il \.
eAscs, these waters are ~ M.
tain Auxiliary and specllic, ~, i.s
hotclA are conceded TO DC W v
county. The San Gefohe. '', h
aud delightfully."- located g ,'a.i (,
Main streets, Is one OF 'lie n ~
able, elegantly Furnished ' a9 4
lated houses in the state, W. y
excellent cuisine ae dr
rate bf 81 per ~
special rate TO parties Y
month, lllakc the San t'tfee, ,,. Z
lavorite.T Two sample oo.
floor, twlnty feet square ~
the state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
On tho ith ond oh ncbeccn,

NJ the well, will serve YOU with good /,
cold lemonade, at the festival.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

Bread makers who have w y.
Silver Loaf baking powder 49, ..','
TO give il II tFihA It Is reeo ,s. I.
its purity and strength ana ~
disappointed the bread-inakei'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

Fine fans at actual cost 'l'7'
Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

EvcrE nrst-class dealer sells ", NJ
cigarelcs. Avoid injurious ln'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

pnrasoE al mauuiacturr' :
gram 4 CPS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

Special low prices in every department
this week at Ingram 4 COS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

Engage Prof Wisc's band and orclcs.
ira, Inquire at Max Elscrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
CROCKETT.

Special to the Gazette.
CROCKETT, TEN, Aug. LIN z
\ing debate was had this esenIFD
Ncmbers Of the Crockett sumner
n the question: "Resolved' Y
United States received create /,
thM Texas did by anneSslQa.
DiNWill of Cisco led the alllriha.
PROM Hocknoy of Houston ~ \
negative. After 4 yeg
discl ssion the judges decided u
threel 10 two in favor OF the alhla.i
j. VI. Hockney of Houston We !, =,
Browt of Leon county, NM ~
Grimck county and Miss Ncr ,'.,'
of CoEicana stood the exsal.;
Yesterday for appointment 2
vile n3rmal. To-day the exaHir
teachci II certificates came "a.
We're 4Ecn applicants for nrs'f
titiCatcI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

ror rhirt, Day. os'' ].
Belts wilI sell you clothins Z
Houston kireet. -
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-30
The Death of Rarr1os.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.-The Bulletin will
publish, this afte: noon, the flll particulars OF
the death of the late President Barrios.
The following is the narrative OF
L. b. Parnett, the Guatemalan Consul,
Of this city, who returned here this
morning on the steamer Greusda. from Qua
temala: The engagement in which Rarrios
was killed, was between one battalion of
Guatemalan troops and a much larger body of
San Sa vadorians At a. m. Gen. BarrioS
gave the order to attack. but at
10 o'clock no advance movement had
been made, as the troops were under command
of an unpopular Colonel and refused to obey
him. Barrios was in his tent with two of his
officers when this information was brought to
him. On the refusal of both of these officers to
assume command. he left the tent. and it was
while he was proceeding TO the front of the
column that he was ShJt by sharp
shooter from tree. a bullet entered his
right shoulder, passed thr. ugh bis heart and
out thr ugh The left side. Meanwhile the bat
lie had commenced. and in short time both
sides were Withdrawn from the battle feld,
hut not until determined and successful ef-
fort had been made to reco :er tbs body Of
Barri0S.
Mrs. Barrios, wife OF the late President, and
seven children, we're among tue PASSENGERS
on the stehIner Grenada, which has just ar
rived from Pauama. Her son. Antonio Bar
rios, arrived yesterday from the East.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-30
THE FLOODS IN KANSAS.
Rivers and Streams up and B Booming.

-
ST. LOUIS. April 23-Dispatches from South
eastern Kansas, report the heaviest rain fall
since Tuesday that has ever been known In
that part of the St.te. Over twelve inches of
water IS said to have fallen. All the level
country is submerged and is vast pool Of wa
ter. Traffic on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Railway for many miles, each way from
train, which left Parsons yesterday f'1 on the
Fort Scott and Gu froad was wrecked not far
from town. Alarge number of hogs and cat
tie IN stockyards on Labele river, one mile
aDdS of ANIMALS have been drowned In the sur
rounding country. The streams rose so rapid
tat K taf . water aeTbng IN onS hs
done in the way of securing
live stock, or securing other kinds of property
Fields, are devastated in all directions and
great destruction OF crops and movable prop
erty has occurred. A LegrO settlement near
Parsons was inundated and many people were
rescued only after great difficulty and hard
River. which runs near Fort Scott, overflowed
Its banks with rush and submerged a settle
ment Of from zoo to so people, known as Nol tn
from TIN ee to fine feet deep All the people
were res, ned, however. The Missouri Pacific
Railroad track s badly washed out both ways
since Tuesday. The Wichita road is also badly
washed. A freight train on the latter road
went through bridge at Clear Water, and
Frank McDaniels, the engineer, was drowned.
The fireman and BRAKEMAN also went down With
the train, but they caught in a tree
and were rescued. At last accounts the water
was subsiding but it was still very high and it
will take several days for it to run off.
AdyiceS from Kingman confirm the previous
reports of the flood there, great
damage was done to business property
in town and ten lives are reported lost. Traf-
fic on the Wichita and Western Railway, be-
tween Wichita and Kengmon. is suspended
and the bridges on this road and the Atehison,
Topeka and Santa Fe at Cheney, Belle Plains
and Cold Water are washed aWaV
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-30
RUSSIA.
NEWS FROM RUSSIA.

NENb tROm RUSSIA.
ST: PETERSBURG, April 2a.-M. DeGiers, IN
mats, said: 81 feel now confident there will
be no war with England this year. 1t may be
place betwee n our regular. troops. and stray
bands of Afghals, but as the British Cabinet
now recognizes accomplished facts, and yields
on all points which Russia deems, for
at least removed. But until we have radical
solution of Anglo Russian frontier question,
war is merely question of time."
But M. DeGierS is now very un-
popular with genuine Russians, on account of
Il German origin and Jewish extraction, and
by Old Museovites and notably by NJ DePobe-
0enoZH, leader of the PanSlaviStS and the
CLar'S most intimate adviser: In spite OF pub
lc assurances OF the Russian foreign office the
81 TeateSt activity prevails in the army and ma
w at Kronstadt. At the navy yards near st.
petersburg 10000 Workmen are working night
and and day putting the fleet on q war .ooting;
Two Ironelads-the Admiral NakhimoH and
Alexander 2d, each OF which is match for
British vessels of the devastation claSS-will
ne rea iy for sea early in the summer. They
are over 8, GOO tons of fOurteen-inch arm0ri and
Will each carry fourteen guns OF twelve and
nine Hnch calibre. The Baltic fleet now
consists of 215 YES sells of which thirtythree are
lron-cads and 1t9 torpedo boats, ready for
active service in ten days. All the Russian
naval Officrs at KranStadt look forward with
the greatest delight to bout with England.
A Well-knoWn Russian admiral said: III Eng
land tries TO blockade the Baltic, we shall
come out and fight her in open sea. Our navy
is now in splendid fighting trim. We have the
great st confidence in our torpedo boats ;"
SOON TO REPLY.
ST: PETERSBURG, April 24.-Many English
residents here are preparing to leave the
country. The Russian Government has not
yet replied to Englaud's la est dispatches. but
will probably do so shortly, and will force a
decision for either peace or war.
WAR SHIPS.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 24.-The Novoe
Vrenlye states ii fty-three war vessels and sew
eral dHZ~n torpedo boats WI II be at the dispos
al soon of the Government at CrUnstadt.