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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-25
PERSONAL.

Hos. W. e. PACK is in from Kamas.
W. H. SELLS is off for Kansas City on
a visit.
s. s. JONES, of Provo, leaves FOR
home to-day.
H. j. DALE, of Provo, is registered at
thesWhite House.
II. GoLDBBoEoUeH. of Nephi, is among
the visitors to Salt Lake.
MISS ANNIE SELLS, of this city, went
to Kansas City yesterday.
WILLIAM FULLER. of Darke Il Fuller,
goes to Park City to-day on business.
F. F. Bee, of Provo, is among those
who make up the crowds of strangers
within our gates.
DAVID WILLIAMS. late of Pleasant
Valley. but now of Price, was up from
the latter place yesterday.
". W. BRowsING, of Ogden. who has
been here on a tour of his old stamping
grounds. returned homo yesterday.
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From EurOnO.

If you want to help yonr friends from
any part of Europe, or go there your
self, buy your ticket where you can get
it the cheapest, which you can get by
calling at j a. Peterson, Merchant and
Immigration Agent, No. 81 E Third
South street, Salt Lake City, P. o. Box
1863.
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FREE FROM MALARIA.
Atlanta, Ga Nay ID. 1886.

in .he IAN Of 1884 ! was taken with a ease
Of ma!arisl fever which Frustrated me both
, 2oay and mind. I was drugged after
she Old fashion with mercury and other
mineral mixtures, but With no good results.
my health was shattered and my ener,::-'
s"1e. MY legs and feet would swell. and
ma Nv. what everybody thought was dropsy
Anese symptoms alarmed me. and 1 wss
10y 70 grasp at any remedy suggested. 4
1 nielu ADVISED me to Try Swift's Specific
, = oeuI T4 three bottles and commenced its
, ,nEo Inc swelling soon subsidized. I have
, sAAgn me rec bottles, which have mede
Ss I4''s T lure, and feel like new man TO
,,e,;o, mere never was more merstOrious
ae e' ll offered to suffering humanity. Il
0''' wrought wonders for me.
WILLIS JoEEs
nESsRAae, Lee County, Ca, March II, 1855
HO' SAFE By all druggists.
mailed free 'lu oAAH ''''
:, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
~ i'A0' ~ 2Sd St Drawer 8, Atlantis, ia
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Season ,s5 and 'se-oyster Grotto

Sole agents, Platt's celebrated Tiger
Brand fresh oysters. Oysters cooked in
any style, CSC. per plate. Ice cream and
mater ices in any quantity all the year
Wedding parties supplied with every
thing in our line. Fine home made
candies, wholesale and retail. Agency,
California Cracker Co.
GEORGE ARBoGAsT.
48 E. First South st.
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Leave your orders at Spencer & Kim
ball for your Athletic Shoes and Slip
pers. We make them to order for 81. rs
$500, $225. Call and see samples.
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BANKING
r-R. JONES al 1HNN
L. II. JONES see.
Bankers,
SALT LAKE CITY. urAH


! Transact q 6eneI j Bank: ne business in
| al lis branches ''aS IL
DeaI.rs IN Foreign and Domestic EXCHANGE
C'refu! attention given 10 COLLECTIONS AID
emiiisnees made on day of pa, ment.
mission VI VIII
eng loans made on city real estate q. low
'stes If int, rest
special lentIon given to the selling of
res and bu lion, OF which sonsig y rssatts an,
solicited ~
Auyanee made on ores bullion.
oolu and silver bars snipped for refining.
CORRESPOND NIB:
feW lOrE.--..- -........ J. B. Colgate x CO.
mana .....Oma a National Bank
N, IN rrsDcl' Co... Bank of California
y ,.cH ----......-.. First National Bank.
OehVer. .......-....O Colorado National Bank.
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NoTELq ARRIVALS.
September %. 1885.
WHITE MOUSE.

WHITE HOUSE.
H. j. BALE, Prove; G. L. Driver and
wife, Butte; T. Orchard, Ogden; ].
Bishop, C. Martin. Chicago; S. w
Taber, Nevada: ]. S Burn. J. Hen
bricks. Butte; NJ. z. Davis, Bingham;
E. L. Graham. Ogden; T. Harris, J. NJ.
Garvin Butte; A. 7. Cough, Pason; c..
Darling. Denver; G. Bosh, Park City
J. A.'Thomas. Lehi; w. R.iReid ,M2nti
w. Duncan, American Fork; S. w.
Ross, Goshen; }. o. Thomas, Paris: H.
smith, Park City; A. ?. Mathews. San
Francisco; J. S. Hoatz, E. G. Graham,
,Ogd n; F.F. Bee, Provo; L. S. Wood
Master L. NJ. Haymen. Springville Mrs
Ryan and children, z. Y. JunctieH1 P.
Anderson, Farnham; n. NJ. McCauhay !;
Frisco; S. w. Ross, Wasa tch.
VALLEY HOUSE.
Milton Mobiles, Doilie Mobiles ard
aaid, Brooklyn; Isabel Waldron. Geo.
w. Barnum and wife, Miss Title Bar
mum, Miss Mary Davenport, New York ;
~. G. Anderson, E. L. Mortimer, Buff
falo, New York; Frank L. Aiken, Chi
cago; G. r. Warren, St. Louis; J. w.
Blaisdell, Washington: M. Fehrman.
Baltimore; j. NJ Gardner, Williams
burg; John Franklin, Sandy; H. John
,On, Pleasant Grove; E. Kimball, G. H.
Holt, Chicago: r. B. Johnson, Omaha
K. Nv. Price. Helena; w. G. Nelson. E.
E. Pratt. Chicago; L. B. Bailey and wife,
New York; Mrs. Lewis, San Francisco;
Mrs. Yates and sister, Aurora, Ills; B.
Shay, Omaha.
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WINS R6 %sa5s HaiieFe Ne lr0%
we ElEcNo gia. Weak and Sore
n Lungs, Coughs, and
tASTERS Colds, Weak Back.
SEA- ~ Weak Stomach and
s0aehs pBy,pepsia, Female weakness
n AtSss 5 rams in the Loins and Back
bsessA [ .t Pains In the pit of the
Tss@ ttney prevent and cure Ague
a. 20 iho a1 ~ Vol c, Liver Complaints. and
%!ftem from thousand Ills
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

A Lewistown, Pa, the motion for a new
trial for Curtin McLain was overruled and
he was sentenced to death.
The body of Carl LoedekinG, OF St. Louis,
was incinerated Yesterday morning at the
Crematorium, at Lancaster, Pa.
The funeral of Z. d. Clarke, late Assistant
Secretary of the Interior, occurred at Holly
Springs, Miss st 10 a. N. yesterday.
Patrick J. Rellihan. OF New York, who, in
"Ireland's Libsratorr libeled Patrick Ford.
was sentenced to two months in the peni-
tentiary.
The funeral Of the late General Arson
stager will be beld at Chicago on Saturday.
The remains will be taken to Cleveland for
interment.
James Smith, from Clinton, Ky. took g
room at the European Hotel, Cairo, ILL.,, on
Monday last and was found dead in MS room
last evening
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a Distinguished Southern Indiana Lawyer

a Distinguished Southern Indiana Lawyer
Proposed for the Russian Mission.
Special to the Sentinel.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. March 26.-A Washing
ton dispatch received here this afternoon,
announcing that the name OF our fellow
townsman, Colonel Charles Dsnby, had been
presented to the President for appointment
as Minister to Russia, created quite furry
of excitement among the people. The news
spread like wildfre, and almost Immediately
after the intelligence was received the Colo
nel's law ofIice was filed with personal
friends and brother members of the bar, OF
both parties, commingling their congratula-
tions, and expressing the sincere desire that
the President would favorsbly consider the
recon mendstion. There has been a com.
on sentiment in this part OF the State that
if the Administration should please to honor
it With an important appointment the
lsurels should rest on the brow of Colonel
DENLY, as its most worthy representative.
Colonel DENLY is a distinguished lawyer,
OF fine presence and elegant manners, and,
though springing from the best stock in Vir-
ginia, he is a thorough man of the people,
Democrat in the highest sense of the word.
Colonel Dsnby is no politician, as the term
goes, yet he has always taken lively inter
est in politics purely on principle. Added
to his other qualifications ss a Minister to
the Court of st. Petersburg, Colonel Denbv
is French scholar. French being the court
language he would be able 70 conduct the
Diplomatic business of the legation in ner-
son. The people of Evansville are un&ni-
mously enthusiastic over their anticipated
fortune
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
That kidnapping Case.

New YORK, March 26-MIs. Robert
Ireland, who complained at the District At
torney's Office yesterday that her husband
had been kidnapped to Canada by English
officials, and was about to be tried as a de-
serter from Her Majesty's army, to-day
showed the letter her husband sent her. The
letter is dated ION board a steamer st Hall
fax" 1t tells that when the writer reached
Clifton, on the Canadian shore, whittier
he went with John Steele. under
the belief that he was going to
Buffalo, he wss confronted by two men, one
OF whom said: We want you, yolng man.
You are deserter from the British army"
Ireland replied, Il am an American citizen"
That does not matter" said the others;
you are not in the United States now."
Irelands money and writing materials
were taken from him. and he was removed
to Halifax and placed on a steamer
under guard. be could not learn the name
Of the steamer. but wrote she had a red
smoke-staek. He was detained below and
not allowed to Bpeak to any person except
the guard. This individual told the prisoner
there were others like him aboard the ves-
eel. Ireland was warned that il he made
any difficulty it weuld be all the worse for
him before the Court Martial
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
General Grants Cond,t,ep.

New YORK, March 26.-Dr. Douglas said
after visiting General Grant this afternoon; /;
"The General slept continuously until four
o'clock this morning, aud after that fttully
until q. m. He took food as usual to-day
Between two and three o'clock!the General,
Senor Romero, the Mexican Minister,
and myself drove four miles through the
park, one mile less than yesterday. The
General rested after his return, though there
was no apparent fatigue from the drive and
then his deposition was taken in the case of
Mr.. Fish. This lasted an hour and there was
no evidence OF the General having been
exhausted by. the examination. He
is quite as well tonight as be was
last night, which is remarkably
good, because these two last days have been
extremely depressing to every one. The
Generals pulse snd.temperature tonight are
about as low as they ever were. There is no
particular change in the throat condition.
DR.. Barker was with ne to-day and DR..
Shady was with me yesterday"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
A Tramp Shoots a Burglar.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., March 26.-Near Wades-
boro, Tuesday evening, tramp called at
the house of two ladies and asked for lodg-
ing. They finally agreed 20 lock him in a
closet. About midnight the ladies' were
walked by a negro who had come into the
room. He threatened to kill them if they
made an outcry, and demanded money,
which one of the ladies said she would get
She then went to the closet and unlocked
the door, when the tramp sprang out pistol
in hand. The negro started to run, but the
tramp fired, killing him instantly. Shortly
after il was discovered that the supposed
negro was white man and neighbor, who
had blacked his face and invaded the house.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
GENERAL GRANT.
His Condition Improved According to the
Report of the Medical Record of
the Last Consultation of His
Phy -iciaus.

NEW York, March 26.-The following will
appear in the Medical Record March 2S:
During the past week General Grant has been in
comparatively comfortable condition. Insom-
mia. with which he has been affected, has been
controlled so that he obtains, by the aid OF anO-
dynes, the normal amount of sleep. he has not
lost flesh, and his powers of assimilation are not
by Drs, j. II. Douglas, a. B. Sands ana
George +. shrady, II was decided that
the local disease is stil in abeyance,
oepnbiy increased. Virtually the same had
stationary tendency. which was noted by Dr.
FOrdyce Barker, who has visited the distinguished
patient st intervals during that period The
swelling under the right angle of the lower jaw is
somewhat greater, but the gland in that situation
is not more ind0Tated. nor has il become more
firmly fixed. The ulct rated surface in the throat
and on the tongue are covered with
yellowish eXudstion, to which alternate
applications OF hme-Nater and n
weak solution per mauganste OF potash nave
been effectively msde by DR.. Douglas.
The topical remedies employed have had their
desired effect il reducing the local imitation and
III perceptibly checking the progress of inf ira
ton. There Is no Dsin in the swallowing. and no
fear is s present entertained of any sudden failure
OF the vital powers, nor OF any encroaching
of Lucrative process upon the neighboring bIood
vessels The General In able with no other assist
ance than that OF his cane, to walk about his
rooms. ascending and descending the stairs, and
was strong enough TO enjoy an airing in his car
riage during the fine afternoon OF Wednesday.
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tomorrow to attend the funeral of General

tomorrow to attend the funeral of General
Apson Stsger.
Edward f. Bryant, of Madison. Wis, the
new Assistant Attorney General OF the Pos
Office Department, was in consultation to-
day with Mr.. Freeman, the incumbent of
the Office, in regard to the law business of
the department. He will not qualify until
April j.
The Secretary of the Treasury has prepared
a circular letter to Collectors OF Customs. re-
questipg information as TO the Bracticability
of reducing the expense OF collecting
revenue from customs by cartailing the
present force of clerks and other employees.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has recommended changes in the several col
lection districts, and it is expected the Presi-
dent will nominate a number Of Collectors
OF Internal Revenue 10 morrow or the next
day.
Revs DR.. a. r. Naylor. Methodist w. A.
Bartlett, Presby terisn, and W. a. Leonard
Episcopal, all ministers of this city, called
upon President Cleveland to-day, and pre-
sented memorial earnestly urging him TO
enforce the Edmunds anti -pOlygsmy act.
The memorial was signed by over 1000
cleIgymen and laymen, and the names OF
some of the most prominent divines in the
country are sttsched 10 the document. The
President said he would give the subject
careful attention at an early day.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
Proposed Billiard Tournament.

New YORK, March 26-Daly, Sexton,
Slosson, Dion and Schsefer, or their repre-
sentatives, held meeting, to-day, to arrange
tournament, which Will begin on the 18th
proximo. schaefer proposed young Wallace
be allowed to enter. The names of Nc
Lsughlin. of Philadelphia, and Lou Morris,
OF San Francisco. were also proposed. The
majority sgreed TO allow the question of sd-
mittiDg there three TO be decided by ballot.
ThereupoH Schaeier got angry, insisting that
Wallace should come in anyhow, ana left
the room. The meeting took no decided
action. The tournament will take place
picns said Schsefer was afraid TO meet Sios-
son.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
A Appoint = ents Various Ofices-Noml-
nations Sent to the Senate-Oon-
frmatioue Etc.

WAsHINGroE, March 26.-The Senate con-
frmed Daniel McConnelly. OF Ohio. Auditor
OF the Treasury for the Postofice Depart
ment.
Senator Malone made a report from the
Committee on Public Bulldingssnd Grounds,
isvoriDg the substitution of electric for gas
lights in the Senate.
Secretary Manning has appointed S. E.
Msxon Superintendent OF the construction
of the new public building st Council Bluffs,
la.. vice o. ]. King resigned.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has accepted
the offer Of Mrs. Fannie Airline Mclaughlin
to pay 81, 400 in compromHe OF the suit
peHdiDg against her in Chicsgo.
Ell Secretary Lincoln will 60 to Chicago
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
War Precautions of the Most Vigorous
Kind Being Taken.

LONDON, March 26.-The Queen sent mes
ssge 10 the House of Commons calling out
the reserve militia for permanent service.
The Ordnance Department at Chatham
has been ordered to ship to India all the
Martini. Henry rifles available.
The Government is placing large orders
for rifles and munitions of war with manu-.
fscturers. The men-ofwsr Mercury, Dsvas-
tation, Colossus and BacchRnte are being
rapidly prepared for sea. Notwithstanding
these war preparations, prominent hnanciers,
state thar actual hostiliti8 will be averted.
The stock market responds TO these views.
Consols and Russian securities are fraction
higher, and the general list of stocks better.
The continental bourses show correspond
ing improvement.
Orders have likewise been sent TO armorers
throughout the Kingdom to return immedi-
ately TO the Tower OF London all the Martini
Henry rifles, which they have in stock. The
object is that they be inspected and dis.
patched 10 India. Fourteen thousand rifles
at Portsmouth will be for rHaIded TO India to-
morrow. Orders have been received at Ports
mouth directing the composite sloop Cormo-
rant to be made ready for sea.
AT Aldershot orders have been received
for the raising OF 10 coo troops for India.
One battery of horse artillery proceeds from
Woolwich to India immediately.
The Government of Burmah is sending q
thousand camels to India, to be employed in
transport service on the frontier Of Afghan
titan by General Stewart, the British COM
mander.
Ip accordance with the Queens message,
the War Office has called out the reserves
and the militia.
Gladstone stated in the House OF Commons
this afternoon that the Russians advanced no
nearer to Penideh than Pul-T. X hakum
which, he said, is eighty miles distant from
Penjdeh. General AiikhRnoff, Gladstone
added, has established q post OF Turcomans
at SulT.Khatum.
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ssnate Proceedines.

WAsHINGToN, March 26 The Senate met
at noon, and five minutes later went into
executive session.
After some further discussion of the We'll
and La Abra treaties they were postponed
until next session.
When the doors were reopened Mr.. Sher.
mans resolution providing that commit
tee Of two Senators be appointed to wait
upon the President and inform him that, if
be has no further communication to make,
the Senate was ready to adjourn was adopted,
snd Senators Sherman and Beck appointed
as such committee.
Adjourned.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
1t IL Thought Likely That an Alliance Be-
tween Turkey and England
viii BE Effected

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 26-In political
cilcles here it's thought that in the event of
war between Russia and England the fight
ing will not be confined to the Afghan from
tier, but will extend to the Black Sea- 1t is
rumored that Great Britain has already
sounded the Porte in regard to obtaining
permission to pass the Dsrdanelles in case of
war. The prolonged stay in London OF
Bassan Fehm Pashs. the Turkish Envoy, is
attributed TO belief that Afghan troubles
are more likely than the Egyptian question
TO effect, under certain conditions an ALI.
ance between Turkey and England
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
The American bark Sarah Hobart, and the
French steamers Disc and Argo were wrecked
and several persons lost.
Cable Clicks.

Orders have been sent to Chatham to sup
ply immediately 100, 600 cartridges.
The Standard says the Liabilities OF Scsrs-
manga & Co., the London merchants who
failed, amount 10 Il 900 600.
A wild rumor is al ,at that some Russian
troops attacked portion OF Sir Peter Lums-
denis party, and two were killed.
The call issued by the British War Office, in
accordance with the Queens message, is for
$1,000 reserves and 30, 600 militia.
The Duke OF Connaught has obtained leave
to remain in India in the event of the fail
ure Of the Anglo-Russian negotiations con-
corning Afghanistan.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
The P. o. ID. Showing Up o. X.

Special to the Sentinel.
WAsHINGToN, March % Postmaster Gen.
eral Villas inspected the rooms and employees
on the first floor OF his department recently,
and expressed warm approval Of the in
dHstrv and efficiency shown by the employees
on that floor. 1t is said by those who are
posted that he will ind similar condition
of affairs on all the other floors when he
makes tour of them, which he will 10 in
the course of few days If the boomers let
up on him.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
WHITE SHIRTS.

We are pleased indeed with our
enormous trade on White Laun-
dered and Unlaundered Shirts. We
undoubtedly sell more Shirts than
any other two houses in this city
combined. This is due to the fact
that we give the very best qualities
OF linen and muslin, and pay more
to have our Shirts made than other
dealers Just at present we are hav-
ing large sale on our so and rs
cent Unlaundered White Shirts. the
very best for the money offered in
this city.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
Nominations.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-Thomss G. Cren-
shaw, Jr., Collector OF Internal Revenue for
the District of Georgia.
Postmasters-Aquills Jones. Sr., Indian
spolis, Ind; Osborn Shannon, Lawrence,
Kas.; john Mileham, Topeka, Kss.; n. c..
Ridenour, Clsrinda, Iowa; Vincent ]. Lane,
Wyandotte, Kas.; Mrs. Lizzie II. Fricklen,
Charleston, H.; Claiborne W. Bowman,
Yszoo City, Miss.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
Ever, body Pleased with CIeveIand's Tur-
key COX.
Special to the Sentinel.

special 70 L1e sentinel.
WAsHINeToN, March % The nomination
of Hon. S. S. Cox, Minister TO Turkey, meets
the approval OF men OF all parties at the
capital. So generally, in fact, is it approved,
that it can hardly be called political or
party nomination at all. 1t is true that for
many years tie genial S. S. has been DEM
ocIatic leader in the House, nevertheless,
by his genial hearty, wholesouled treat
ment of his opponents he has won their
respect and esteem in greater measure than
any Democ at in either House of Congress.
Therefore: there is about as much rejoicing
at his good luck among Republicans
as there is among the Democrats. 1t is
splendid nominal ion even if Samuel Sulli-
van does stand mighty good show for be-
ing harem scarem sort of diplomat.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
England Protests Against Rice Being Con
trabRnd of War.

LONDON, March 26.-After official hours
to-day foreign funds became fattened, owing
to the calling out of the reserves aud militia.
Consols and Russian, Turkish and Egyptian
securities were the principal sufferers by the
decline. The Paris Bourse was fiat, and rentes
closed at the lowest figure of the day, owing
10 the Tonquin defeat
In the Commons this evening Gladstone
said England protested against the action Of
France IN declaring rice contraband Of war.
This announcement was greeted With cheers.
Rev. John Kinnear asked whether the
Venezuelan Government had ceded latge
territory in British Guinea to an American
named Fitzgerald, who had formed limited
company for the purpose of exploring the
country ceded and developing its resources.
Anthony Ashley said the question was
still in dispute. The company mad not en-
tered into possession of the territory, and
England had taken steps to prevent the COM
pany so doing
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
A,kinr an Improper OuesiIon.

LONDON, March 26.-In the Commons,
Henry Drummond Wolf, Conservative,
asked whether in view of the fact that the
ice was vanishing in the Baltic Sea, the Gov
eminent was prepared to send thither an
adequate feet. Sir Thomas Brassey, Ssore-
tsry TO the Admiralty, declined to answer
such question. TCheers
Mr. Brassey, replying TO Baron Deworms
said the Admiralty was not aware that the
British man-of-War Can nada- had Pm fired
upon st Csrthagena, as stated in SSunday
cable dispatch