viM3asi!wfeNia!
WILLAMETTE FARMER
il
Good Farms
FOR SALE.
fr7 AOItEi OK LAND IN MAMOK COUNTY.
DO I Orecon, Um mile notlh of Nilem. on the
Dayton and Wheatland roalj in a hcamtful location,
ami 1 tho rciy Itoit land In tho State Can lm divided
Into hro (jontl farair. W'o have nn i Kit tot a part or
tills placo at $1 1 per aero, which would Uat tlm hal
ar.ee or ttio Itud In n qtiarn body of 61)0 Keren. 200 of
-xhlchlti uudarcnUUatlou; 109 ecre slashed, joining
tho cultivated fields, that crnilil be iM'llyirot r hdjr for
Uio plcw. having been slvhud mm fire iotnn year.
All lli'J uulldlti" or it on the COO aero tract, and ft r
which wo onl) akfMjnr acre TIiojh who arc In
iL4rchif yooil land slmoid goaud ei-o this pls.ee For
particulars, cah aud tec tho proprlitors.
alo,
HSG ACHU OF L N'0 IK M K!ON COUNTY.
Urciou, tuoand a Inlrinllc- fr nn Oervul. and shunt
tho same distance front Wu'Vilburn. rjrliunu the lltUlo
Tlllero.Kl. Ira ditdrablo locaiton; I I ho rrrbcrt
(iinllly of Utid, srl.nfiwlinltcil to tuonoof the best
rarms on 1'rcuch I'rnlrle by nil who tro -.cquiili'tul
with thu country. SWac'ii-ofthls ttct In timlir cul
thatlon; tho bahneo of Hi" tract, to ncrcs, lstlmlivr.
There I n tolcrnblo co.d ri.wlllni: hoti'C nu this
place; two irood birns, with plenty of shed room fur
stock. For full particulars, go and ns
H. D Jt i. T. NOT1ICUTT .
On the premises, or addrets them at Wheatland, Or.
Nor. 3d, loTT. lm p'd.
Little Gluut
GRUBBING MACHINE.
Wo wish to inform tho pooplo of Oregon
that wo bavo purchased tbo patont of "Tho
Little Ulant Grubbing Maonlno," and that
wo aro now propared to supply any number
of thotn at a vary roasonablo prlco. Tho sub
joined testimonials of tbo superior qualities
of those machines and their comparative
cheapness should rocomondod tbom to all
those deMrous of oloarlnu olf laud at but trl
fllntr expense For further particulars apply
Co Frank Cooper or Wm. Delanoy, Salom, or
Albert Brlggs, Solo.
Bcio, March 101b, 1877,
This Is certify that we have used "The Lit
tie Giant Grubbing Maohlne" and found It
uporlnr to anythtug of the kind over used
in thin rinrt of tho countrv:
Preston Munkers, Wm Ireland,
Henry Isley, J S Morris,
A Davis, J D Irvine
B Baldwin, BF Brlggs,
ilenry T liaro.
Wo tho underslgnod havo soon "tho Llttlo
Giant Grubbing Maobino" work and can
assuro the publlo that It Is the host machlno
of tho kind wo havo over sosn working.
M Aloxandor, O W Hamilton ,
JO Johnson, Peter Hralth,
J M Brown, Wm H McKnlght,
V nilyeu, D P Mason.
Kcio, May 25th 1877.
p. o. sxrmvAJx.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OPBRA IIOTJBK, 8ALKM.
8. K. romer. at head of stairs. f jUf
HUE 1 1 -7r EL IX 33L i
NUKSERY.
SETH LUELLING i- SON,
PHOI'ItlKTOnS 01' TIIK ABOVE N VMKD NUK
rery, bdi luaxo to call th attention or Fruit
men, and all other who with to procuru irood, heal
thy Trees, to their lMMK.Naa HTOCK OF
FRUIT TREES,
conhstino or
Apple, Fear, Poach, Plum, Cher
ry, Prune,
And many other mlscellaneou arlotle. tho prices of
wnien wo navu reuucea 10 run lac.uuics.
read for a catalogue.
BETH LUELLIXO A SON.
ocU'J Tlllwaukle.
.0EEG0N STEAMSHIP CO.
ItBOULAlt LINE
Between Portlnnd and Sun Francisco.
TIIIIOUOII TICKItTJt
Can bo nitrihascd at the urlnclpnl Stations of tho
O. A C. It. It , at
floducod nntoa.
steamers leave both I'ortland and Han l'nnclco about
Every Five Says,
carrylni Tatseneers and Freight at tlo I.OWKT
KATES. It Is the only lln- ctriylnj the II. a. MAILS
and VYELLU, FAUOO A; CD.'b KXI'KEMS.
Tho Htcamshlps or this Company aio rated A 1, and
are now, elegant, aud tomplelu la evtry particular,
and constat of the
State of Oregon,
(Now building.) 2.000 tou burdeu,
George W. Elder,
(1T00 ton,)
City of Chester,
(1230 tons,)
AjaX, (!" tons,)
For frelKht or dome0, apply at Ihn Company's of
6ce, conur F aud Front Mjee te, I'ohtlanii.
noitr UKO. W. WKIDLElt, Agent.
U.uuu Uuuravloc! 1840 Paces Quarto!
10,000 uonlt a ml mtanlnyi tuf In oiitr Pletlwiarl
VOlfll YAiiKH ROLOUKD PliATKM
INVALUAHLIJ IV ANY irA.1III.Yt
AND IN ANY SCHOOL!
Mort than UO out) rotile havo been placed in the
pabllc rh ols of he United huh.
iteeoni-nende! by State tiuperiattndents of Schools
JnaOdiffetentSUtrs
lheialMOf VeiiU r' D'ctlonarles Is SO times ar
trreat as the ale or any olhtr series or Ulcttonsrles.
Coutatns 3,000 lllu fatlons, neur!) three Hues as
many acy oih-r Jilctloniry
iif-ltOOK. AT tho three pictures of a 3mr, no
nu...i iTSi. the-e alone illuntratr the tneaiilncof more
than 10 n daud Urina fi.r bttltr than they tin be
ieanU lu woroj
"Awju't 4. 1ST. The Dictionary nsed In the Oor
tmmit t l'ritii IriL'-Ofllcu 1 Wdhstrr'a 1'nabrldired."
1'ablUbcd by U. AC. MKU11IAM, bprlotcld.
Mas.
Farmers, Take Notice.
PLOWS REPAIRED.
TlUT OLD PLOW OF TOURS CAN BB MADE
aairoodasnl" at JOHNNT KNIonrH BUck
tu ttknu. aa Oosamarcial St.. below Wads' hard-
war store, for a maan oatiay of cola. Briag U yoar
oi. Flow-, aaa im U.14o;'i do h ' law.
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THE BBOOS ASD THS BTaII.
TWrilten for the Ilecord.l
Tis Mid that a bright, pArttcuLr't.ir
From its gloriottt homo in a world atir,
Look'd down uiwn cartlt ono OTCaltig in Jono,
When lantrw hrul been lighted by raothor Moon;
One, brighter than all, on a uioasy rock hung,
Anil low .it its feet a pearly brook sang.
Twos a cool recess; its archos wcro lined
With wild flower bolLs witlt grocn U-avcA
twinctU
Tho bright fcotoom woro pinned to tho tree.i,
Ami lightly they danced to tho hum of thoboe;
Tho hawthorn Iwwcd with iU wealth ot flow
ers, And left lovely gifts in fragraut showers.
Never hail brook such a delicious retreat
As hero in tin covert, in midsummer heat.
Hich lianqui-U were spread on mosses and fern,
And white morning glories, witlt delicato tints,
Presided with grace; tho' by somo it was stated
That thoy and their court became dissipated.
Tito trees told tho tab becauso not invited
Liko people, you know, who feci thennelvea
slightcil
So I.vly Brook's homo was'known far and wide,
And worshipped was sho by tho wholo sjlvau
rf trilsj.
Ono evening a dopr had Iwcn left ajar,
Which attracted tho oyo of a radiant star;
A tcuderuvM born in bright realms abovo,
Was twined with a beautiful earthly love.
Lady Brook smilod as sho opened the door
To let tho guest in; for novor beforo
Had prosonco divine, from tho aroro dome,
Sought for her lovo in hor emerald homo.
A pnro, mild beam, liko a soty caross,
Poll on tho ravcs of her sparkling dress.
Ono fated night a mist of wliito laoo,
Concealed tho light of tho starry face.
An owl who was jealous of young Lady Brook,
Catno forth from her homo with treacherous
look I
Sho hoarsely said, "I thought I'd como bore,
Fearing j ott might bo louuly, my dear I
If trouhlo should prey on your iuuocent mind,
Yon can tell it to mo; in my heart you will find
A sympathy truoj I am ofteutimos grioved
To know that sweot natures liko yours aro de
ceived I
Listen to me, you'll liavo nothing to fear,
I'm your lwst friend don't yon thiuk so, my
dear!
Yon tltink yourself love;, 'tis but an illusion,
So pray do not livu in a s,V of delusion.
Tho glorious star that has spoken to you
Of heartfelt lovo every word h untruo!
And would you Iwliovo, ho gavo mx a gianco,
And ono lovely night ho aiJtcd mo to dnnco.
I gravely said, 'tho' you'ro lom in high station,
Your thouglits only ilwoll on an evening flirta
tion I'
You hao heard I was cruel! Bless me, how
queer I
All idlo goasipi don't you think do, my dear!"
Alas! Ixdy Brook behoved all sho hoard,
Altho' vulgar malice was breathed in each
word-
Not unliko frailties ot cold, human hearts,
Who dcxtrously throw their poisonous darts.
I.ady Brook sighed as sho swept through her
bower, "
And tlrearily said, he shall novrr havo power1
To sway my ioor heart when it suits his plea
suro;
I am only a toy iu hid moments of leisure.
Madam Owl, said I, should bo greatly admiral,
If I loft this retreat of which I am tired.
Aud thon my friond said I liad "Rights" which
to claim
That wo, lovely creatures, woro bound with a
chain.
Wo must break them; just liko ladiut, you
know,
Who say tli.it vile fetters liavo injured them sol
I. shall join them, I'm suro, in their work of
"Bight,"
And scold naughty men with all of my might.
Lady Ilrook'd toilet was charmingly made,
And birds warbled forth their last uorenado;
Tho flowers ltowod down in a passion ot grief,
Which touched tho heart of each quivering
leaf.
A little pet squirrel came out from tiio trees,
Aud said, "Lady Brook, oh, will you not pk.vio
To stay hero forever! None but you will c'or
think
To gUo this poor little squirrel a driuk."
Iady Brook glided thro' meadows of green,
Aud drearily sighed, "Shall I never bo seen!
King .Sun was to meet mo ho'll come, I am
sure,
Yet longtr sutqxuuo I can scarcly endure."
His Majesty cameto htr quickly did speak,
And softly ho wiped tho tears from htr cheek.
As thu hours swept by sho was quite ill r.tcasc,
Ilia lwlil, fervid glances did her displiaso.
Shu thought of htr homo .it was beautiful now
Aud longed for tho sludo noath tho hawthorn
IhjuuIi.
"Alas!" sho exclaimed iu heartfelt contrition,
"1 greatly fear l'vo inutLtkcn my mission!"
(), that my dear stir amid take mo from hero;
I am doomed to fado iu this atmosphere.
Next morning His Majesty apoko to a maiden,
Wlio gracefully lxjweil, while her arms were
laden
With evergreen leaves, which ho graciously
took,
Ignoring thu presenco of sweet lady Brook;
Her fleeting charms failed her face thiu and
palo
Tinu her life languished out, jvoor maid of tho
alu!
Kni death's sable pinions had homo htr away,
Night shadows parted; from the aruro above
She caught a bright beam from her starry love.
Perhaps the soft mist that rose o'er her bed
Was a pure, sweet spirit, by starlight ltd,
Thro' realms of space; love and music combine
To clothe earthly matter with tocenco divine.
CiHBta J. PciaobY.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Dps Molns, la. Jan, 23. Tho gpnoral as
nembly to-day took a vnto for U. S. snnator.
Iu thH senate the yoto stood Allison 32, Mil
ler 12. Iu the llonso Allison 07, MlllorliS,
GHtay.
Bhmarck, Jan. 21. OlHotal Information
from Oon. Miles' pint ntl'ort Kentth, nys
nowH is rfcolvi-d that Slt'lng Bull Is at
Frenchman's crook with over n tiiou-und
lodge1, including tho i-mmped Ntr. Pouai
and rerugrpR from huoucIim. Theso lust
nutnbored SCO WHrrlnts sttd SlttltiK Bull's
own camp, 2,300, nil woll armed. Tho
prlnclplM I os'.llo chlefi aro with lilin, Hd
llotrMtulluo cotnptnlea of infantry huvo
li.nn sent to Fort Ptck In hold It. ItnlUiw
Indians front fitting Bull' cMinp bau
boon f'.'f n within ton nilloi of I'ock. An at
Inok upon both that and KookIi is ntttoug
the p mlblllth's. Miles ha- only fiOO men.
Yrekn, Jan. "i It cotutneitced ralnlnu
horeHunin slightly this nftoriioou, ttnd l-t
still mining. Tho ditto rent htrcams In thu
county havo risen considerably, btttsHyot
all nro pasabl and no damsgo ha.s boon
done. Stngos from Hedding havo como in as
usual slnco Monday, .but bring- no malls
from south of that point. Considerable snow
has fallen on tho high mountains up to dato
and tho prospoct for a good mining season Is
oxcellont. High winds bavo prevailed cif
and on for snveral days, and barns havo bton
blown down; no otbor damage
Washington, Jan. So The sonalo, .by a
voloofyoas 13 najs22, passed tho concur
rent resolution of Matthews declaring that
all bonds of tho UnltodStatos issued or au
thorized to bo Issued are payable, priuolpat
and Interest, at the option ortbeirovernmont
of tho United States In silver dollars of tho
colnago of tbo Unltod Statos, oontalti Ing 1 I2K
grains eaoh of standard sllvor.'and that tu
restore to Its coinage attoh allver coins aa a
legal tonder In paymeutof said bonds, prin
cipal and Interest, Is not n violation of pub
llo faith, nor In derogation of tbo rights of
publlocrodltors.
New York, Jan. 25. The Tribune's Wash
ington special says tho nub committoo oftho
house ou Pacific railroads, whloh baa tinder
consideration theapplloftlonofthe Nortborn
Paclllo Company for an extension of time
within whloh tt shall be allowed to construct
Its linen and recoivo tho land originally grant
ed, bavo substantially roached a couoluslou.
A report will probably be adopted recom
mending that the tltno for complotelng tbe
main lino ofthe Northern Paclllo from lis
western terminus at Dlsmark, shall be ex
tended for ton years, provided that 100 tuliea
of road shall bo built during each yoar, and
that 25or30inlleaofthlsahail boonuitruotod
on tho Paollloend. It Is not probable the
land grant for branch lines will tie ronowod.
Washington, Jan. 25 Senator Mitchell has
mado application to bo heard by full house
committoo on Paclllo railroads In support of
hit bill to extend the time for completion of
tho Northern Psoitis Hallroad by readjust
ment of land grant tu aid tbo construction of
tho Portland, Dalles A South Pass Hallroad
lo Salt Liko City.
San Francisco. Jan. 21. It rained heat lly
In the oily nil day, culminating about p.
in. Inn sharp hall nltowor. aftor which It
cleared up for a while, but now Is raining
again.
Dlspatohen from tbo Interior report heavy
rain throughout the state except In the ex
trtmti uppor portion of Sun Joaquin valley
and neighboring regions,
San Francisco, Jan, 2a. The ship Western
Shore, for Seattle; bark King Phillip, fur
Port Gamble; aud tho Bollvsn bark, Don
Nicolas, for Victoria, were towed to aoa this
morning. Tho tuns loft tbom inside tbe bar
which was broaklug heavily, and tho wind
was ten light to enable the ships to work
across agalust tbo heavy rollers, and all three
were carried about a mile south of tbe heads
wborotbe broakersBro continuous from beach
to bar. All anchored In the breakers. This
afternoon thu King Philip parted her cable
and went ashore. Tbe others are still hold
ing on but liable to go at any moment. A
heavy sea la running, owing to the rnoenl
gale. The fate or the crew ot the King Philip
Is not jot ascertained. She will undoubtedly
soon go to pieces. Sho Is a bark of l.lbO tons,
owned by Pope A Talbot, ot this city. All
tbo vofsnls wore lu ballast.
A portion of tho crow of the King Philip
havo roaobed shore It a boat; others remain
on tbo vesssl. Tbo Western Hhorestlll holds
on. Soveral tugs attempted to rcsoue her
from her perilous position without success.
Capt. Bllnn, her commander, was killed by
tho parting of tho hawser, whloh struck him
on tho rebound. The bark Don Nloholas,
which lay In a more favorable position, has
boon towed olf and Is now enterlnir thu har
bor. At last reports oa Inoreasluir. Tho
King Philip was valued at about JM.OOOj un
insured. FOBEIQR.
Kezfcnllk. Jan. 21. A portion or Suleiman
Pdshu'H train consisting of 2,000 wngonw, was
capturtd on tbo 18th Instant noar Ilertuanll,
about 40 HilleM west from Adrianoplo.
From details reoelved by the Husslan
atalf, Gen. Gourko's victory at Phlllppopolls
was more com pleto than at Jlrst annouuceJ.
Suleiman Pasha's whole army, 40,000 strong,
was engaged and finally split Into two parts,
ono commanded by Farade Pasha, fled to the
mountains, ami the other, under Suleiman
Pasha, retreated in tbo dlrootlon of Hasknl,
pursued by Generals Skobelefl and Scarsotf,
Tho Husslans raptured 07 guns, list It frac
tions of tho Tuiks SMtn to bavoroaubed
Drama,
A Husslan ofllclal dispatch from Tlfllsssys
Gen. Komorsira detaoiiiuent from Ardan
titsck stormed Artven on tho 13th. The
Turks lott hsavllv, the Htmslans slightly.
IiOndon, Jan. 'Si Dispatches from Vienna
say Hussla has taken tliu fate of Hnumaula,
SorvU and Montenegro into hor own banc,
and none of them will be represented In tho
negotiations with Turkey. This Is causing
mu nn 111. fueling at Bucharest, whllo tho Hor.
viansaroemhiavlna; to occupy as much as
pnt-hlblb of the territory known as Old Hervla
bofuro hostilities aro at an end, which they
Intend to claim hs their compensation.
A Husslan olllolal dispatch from Ktr.inllk
sasHtJon. Gnurko f.Huht Suleiman Paxba
fri'iui tbo 15th to the lV.lt. Tho Turks wero
finally driven Into the Hhodopn mountains.
Their loss was I.CGO klllbd and 8,000 prisoners
and 10 (tuns captured,
Constantinople, Jan.23 The porta claim-;
to havo Insinuation that tho Hti-slans will
atttck Ottlllpoll by January 2'I;h, a', tl e
litem. In diplomatic circles this approhtu
slon Is rgnled ai exigaoratd.
t;hlcgo, Jan. 21 The Tiuioa' Loudon
Hpeclnl says thu situation is nguln bouomiug
very crilloal. There U uuthorlty lur tho htatt
inout that Itusila Is Indignant ut the attitude
of Knglandutid lsdlKed lo break oil' no
k'oilatlniiN alt gethur, or olnn deUy them un
til prso-Kod of military ndvantsiies whloh
vlll tusblu her to intHsn attack f.oui lliitf
Nnd. Advices from St. Petersburg received
this morning, t-how a marked obar.go lu tbo
lone oftho sml nln iU) prsss, Indicating a
los;blo ohango of programme on the part of
tbe government.
H Is asmirtod from Baoharest that the
march on Oalllpoll Is a military nsoossliy
for the purxHe f culling off the retreat of
Sulslnian, whose trooivs are bslug embarktd
at Jennlon the Gulf ofBaros.
There la considerable apprehension here
that iroui this military neoeliy may grow
the military occupation of Oalllrxdl, which
would greatly embarrass tho English troops
In casool hostilities.
A Cnntantlnoplo dlspntch of yesterday
says: Tho Porto has recoivod a telegram
sonlbyH'jrvler Pisha from Kezanllk Mon
day, stating tho It ndan condituus had not
yntboeii tormuUted, but ho oxpootod to
learn that on Tupthy. Negotiations show
tidlhnt tho cotidttlons would havo wider
bearing tli tn wm u Hch. Hii'ipjsod. A ooti
versitlon bitwren thu iieb'o.latou had boon
sotuowhatuulttia'cd.
A Pern cirrepoudnut hv Sulolman ntlll
h left a firoo of Co it 20 000 to 30,000 mon.
With tliesti ntid hiioIi fiian-i an can bo ralyod
nt Constantinople, bn tlilnUn u defonso or tho
eliy could ba m ml it for m u or il woek lu uio
liHtlotorinlnuit tn rnako rMhtanco. Thero
Is so much uunaMtio-s tlt.it tl.u tnutlor will
prolnttly cntno up lit unir-ow In parlltttuout
a to KusMi's liiuii.loti, now tltnt tho nrmls
tlcn Is m lotu- dels) ml and K'ltnl olllchl Hus
situ oruitni limp Ucomo tiieuncltig In tono.
Sir Stafford Norflitiotn hits uo'.lflod tho
linimo of oomiiitim thai he will ou Monday
itimolor MipnlMueiimrv Huppllos for tho
imnlHii(l uilllinrvMnriliiM. If tho Husslans
attomnttn go tn Ualllopoll vr Constantinoplo
tin ro Is bardlv n tltiulu tlm ltrltlsh ministry
will lutorlsrn if t-upporDil bv ii majority of
parliament mid they tirobably wilt be.
liondou.jHU 21 The tlreicnmmanded by
Martborpo Boy has xiarisd for Kavalla to
embark Sulotinan Pjsba's troops. Half of
tho rrmy will bn nouvoyod to a.illlpolinud
balftoCousiautlnoplH. ,'
London, Jan. 21 In the hqnsn, of com
mons, after Sir SlalTurd Nortbcote's notlUca
tlon, tbo Marquis of Hartlagton', lesderof the
Llborat party, asked how Sir Stafford wpuld
reconcile the inaonslstenoy.or this, with the
promise inado the first night of tho sosiilon
not to make a proposal until tho conditions
of peace woro rooelvod, and whothor ho would
niako any other statemoutcalculated to allay
the anxiety sure to be raised by the notice.
Sir Stafford reminded thq hotmo that bo, ox
pooled the, tlrst night to know ihe terms of
peace within two daya. A week had olapsod,
and not only wort tho government not In
poaioRslon oftbotermsnf peace, but consldor
ablo Hnsslan forces were still ail vanning, 'an J
therefore tho govern mont think thoy cannot
lonirnr delay the proposal. h
Lpudoo, Jan. 25 Tho DillyTolngniph
prints tho folio ivlng from Constantinople:
Tbo Turkish delegation have boon ordered
toulgn poare preliminaries and tho arralsttoo
will probably be concluded to-dy. Thecon
dlllons are stated to Inoludo tho following:
Servla tu bo Independont without compensa
tion; Montoitogrn to rocnlve Antlvatl,Nlo
sirs and Spur, and tbe ortloa of Turkey bor
dering ntt Lsko Scutari; Hussla to bold Ua
ton in, Kara and lCrroroum until u war In
demnity of 20,000,003 Is paid; tho Dardan
elles to bo open to Hitslan men of war; Bui
garlsn atitouotnv to ba oonootlod, Turkey to
notnlnato a Christian governor for a long
term of ) ears, sublnot to ratification by the
powers; Bulgaria Is not understood to bo in
cluded In tho truce, but onlv tooxtond to
the line oftho Btlkans; part of thu Husslan
army to embark at Constantinople fur tholr
rottirn homo, and the Ilnal treaty of po.no to
be signed at Conitautlnnplo by tho Grand
I) n kit Nicholas, This arranaainant will sat-
Isfy Husslan military honor without luvolv
ing tho ocoupattoii of Constantinople.
Coiistiinlluople, Jan. 25 Tho Porto hav
ing yesterday accepted tho HushIaii condi
tions, pcaco is rogarded as virtually oouolud
oil. liondon, Jan. 25, It seems certain that tho
Kirl of Carnarvon and Lord Dorby have re
signed. Tbe catiso of tholr resignation wan
notaomtmh tbo dstHrnilnallon tn ask for
Mipplotnmltary suppllos for tho military aor
vloe as tbo Intention to take steps whloh will
be suro to lead In war, which Lords Derby
and Carnarvon aro not jot prepirudto admit
Is unavoidable. If either resignation is ac
cepted It will probably lead to an explana
tion In tho house of lords tO'iilghl whloh will
msko tbe whole slttmti.in dear. Meanwhile
exaggeration and alarm aro premature, but
the danger Is Increased by Inn motive this
new action of Kngland will furiiUh Turkey
for rejecting Hussla's condition.
Cologne, Jan. 2a. Constantinople news
confirms the report that all the Husslan con
dltlonN were accepted by the norteyrstoiday.
The appeal will be road todiy lu thu mos
quosto prepare the publlo mind for tho
news, msetiwhlle tbe conditions aro kopta
profound aonrot.
Slstova, Jan. 25. Tho Immemo atores of
provisions and material tiero bavo hardly
been touched yet, showing that the depots at
Blela, Tlrnova, Gabrova and Selyl aro not
exhausted, and this ooluoldes with Informa
tion from those places. Neither Husslan
soldiers nor horses havosulforod, but boasts
of transport contractors in towns nu the
Diiiubu whom the forago wusextiausfxl
havo died by thousands, Thero Is good
crossing on tho Ice now, and thousands of
ladou wagons nnd sledts on tho north
shore will come over In roplnnl-li thudspots.
Tho Pall Mall Gjrtte, lu lis leading inllto
rial articles, says it uonsiilnrs the alleged
terms of poacoauout as bard as thu V on Id
well bo, unit asamtiuuilnglolho lrtual de
struction of the Turkish empire inula reduo
tlon of iho sultan to the comllllon of a Hus
slan vassal. If, after the iulillutlon of thoito
terms, iho reslguuti'ins of Lord Dm by and
Carnarvon arn withdrawn, we miv oonulude
no elfuotlve ro-'Utuncsi will bo iimiIo by Hug
land to whatever agreomuiit tho cr.tr aud
sultan may come to.
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