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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-02-28
Cafihrad. %. nnora.

Cafihrad, %. lnora.
Rusky konsulat dsva vsstrahu
iodim, &c isou torpedo umistnena
pod6l ruskeho pobtezi Cerneho
more. Ptisia ' B. laklava nenf MOI.
no dosici beg lode pravodei.
Bruscll, "a. inora.
lie Nord' pfInasi dnes pozo-
ruhodns dopis Z Petrohradu. v
nem pravi sc, ze Rusko neustou-
pr, dokud porta ptinucena nebu-
dc, proyesti oprav pozadovanych.
Pakli zc porta setrva odporu.
must Anglicko opustiti dosavAdnf
sve postaveni, kterez nenf mirem
ami v6lkou, vsak mutt Rusko ku
ztratam, tax jako by vsIka byia.
Petrohrad, 81. dnora.
v mimofadn9m sezeni rady
ministerske. ktere3 Car pfedse-
dal, n Ignatev pfftomen byl, usne-
seno, odzbrojiti armadu ruskou,
iakmile bude mir mezi portion
Srbskem a cernou Horou uEa.
wren a podepsan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28
HAYES'S PALISADES VENTURE
CertaAcates Is and s8 Auctioned In the Real
Estate Exchange.

When the II o'clock gong sounded in tho
Real Estate Exchange yesterday Mr.. Adrian H.
Muller. Jr.. climbed up behind his desk, and
began 10 announce the sale Of certificates 65
and SO Of Palisades Land Association stock.
All the other auctioneers also began to an
nounce sales, and soon the space ia front Of
Mr.. Nuller's desk was deserted This fact as
tOnished "A reporter Tor THE SUN. because he
knew that Mr.. Rutherford b. Hayes purchase
of land on the Palisades had brought the at
fractions 81 the associations property To public
uaman. with large dark brown moustnchcs
He was the only person AZ the desk except the
Exporter. First Mr.. Muller put ny rcrtiil ate 50.
He called out in loud voice that onr-flth
hHd been pad. and that II WIS subject To a paw
nlrnt Of tl3364 with interest from sept. g. 1877.
Then he explained that a full certificate would
not be delivered 10 the buyer until he had paid
III cash an amount sufficient to make mp 81 the
association the original value OF the snare that
VIM Walter Phelps | Smith Romans, and VIM.
). Opdyke. trustees. Then ne looked into space
and began to cal for bids.
one dollar was the hid OF tho handsome
man Ivy tho auction rer's side
one dollar Mr. Muller repeated in loud
voice, but without emotion. Going for ~ .
once 81, twice; 81 third and last timo. sold for
81. The hantsono man gave mis- name 10 the
auctioneer AZ John L. Miller. He is tho man
the scene WIS repeated in all respects. except
that tho number Of the certificate is 65 the
amount that has been paid on II is two-ftths
and the payment TO which il IS subject II tlu OBS
The sale was made because the buyers Of the
two certificates would not pay up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28
RETRENCHMENT DEMANDED.
An Effort Put the street Cleaning Back
Into the MMnds OF lonlraetors.

A delegation from the Council of Political
Reform. consisting If William IL. Webb. O. b.
Potter and Henry y. Beers. submitted TO the
Board OF Apportionment yesterday. recom-
mendations for the reduction Of the appropria-
ions 10 Ice given the Board Of Education, the
Police Department. and the Department Of
Public Parks for their use in 1878. They sug-
gcsted that the appropriation for the park de-
partment should be reduced from s34G 900. the
sum allowed BY the provisional estimate to
s249 ,ssl. and that $3.50 800 should be deducted
from the sum asked by the Police Department.
They thought that the street cleaning could be
done Tor 100000 year. ana added that they
had been authorized 10 say that a citizen OF New
York fami liar with that work would contract to
DO II for that sum and furnish the requisite
cation oia T sH5 to '25s2Sc Instead
department, and So 500 900 the sum allowed by
the provisional budget They argued that
although the price OF properly. the cost Of liv-
ing. aud OF all kinds OF supplies had declined
fully thirty per cent; since 1872. the Board Of
EDUCATION continued t. pay the school teachers
the large salaries voted 70 them in 1872 The
department cost the city 1861 for each pupil in
1872. This cost should be reduced at least
thirty per cent. 70 correspond with the reduced
cost of supplies and OF living. II. however.
for each pupil would be reduced 10 s4l O5. At
this rate alilowinG the average ettendance 0 ior
the sum required tor the public schools in 1878
would be s2d3l $50, or sljJ,2j0 less than the
estimate that they had submitted. II however,
the entire sum asked was expended. then upon
the average attendance OF 10000 the cost
would be 3l5u for each pupil. or twenty per
cent more than the cost In 1872. They added
that the salaries of the vice. prin lpAls alone
amounted last year 10 s245 S64 and that the sal
aries OF the principals OF schools and the pro-
fcssors and assistants OF the normal college ag-
gregate s757 COO II sum nearly equal ~ the sum
paid 10 the 1921 teachers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28
ETfRTS's Law PRACTICE.
What may Cost the DE Facto Secretary or
state his Place In the Cabinet.

Yesterday morning a gentleman called on
Gen Daniel i. Sickles. at his rooms In Madison
avenue. The following question was asked
Gen. Sicklcs. II has been said that you and
your associates in the Erie Railway suits have
taken some exception TO the Secretary Of State.
William VI. Evarts appearing in behalf of the
receiver Mr., Jeweit, Do,you care TO make any
reference to this matterY"
After thinking a moment Mr.. Sickles said:
We do not think II out Of place among mem
bcrs ~. the bar for one of us To appear in court.
when holding an oifical position. in some mat.
tl whore u" hhS been previously retained, and
where HE personal acquaintance with the sub
Ieci might require him. in the interest Of his
client 10 make a personal argument But we
Jewet when he had maniiestly boon newly re-
tanned. | think may say that tho memhers of
the lar generally Were surprised. Ii WIS be-
leved that Mr.. Evarts was retained solely on
account of the lnnucn e which his oil ial
position gave him among Interested parties in
the Erie affairs in England. II would
appear there in the same light rs II Lord Derby
mad come out of the Cabinet to argue a cor
poration cause Mr.. Evarts has appeared in
court mainly To ask for delays in the trial of
our cause, ON thr ground mat his Official duties
called him elsewhere We have consequently
been unable 10 get our case 70 trial. Justice
would seem 70 demand that il Mr.. Evarts has
So many official duties. he ought 10 throw up
his retainer in this case and attend To them."
Inquiry WIS made Of Gen. Henry L. Burnett
on the same matter, and he declined 10 express
an opinion but after while, he said thai the
mcnbers OF the bar generally had not been
10th to express their disapprobation Of Mr..
Eyarts appearing in the Erie cause. 1t was I'M
derstood that Mr. Evaris had received retainer
Of 81 500 followed by foe Of $4,000, and since
increased from $4,000 to $1,000
This subject was much discussed in legal cir
cles yesterday. one gentleman haIarded tho
assumption that it would cost Mr.. Eyarts his
place IN the Cabinet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28
JEALOUSY AND MURDER.
Steadily Assassination by Husband In .
Sixth Avenue Oyster saloon.


Shortly before 1 o'clock this morning a
man and woman walked rapidly up Sixth
avenue. and turned into an oyster saloon at So.
Then a man crossed rapidly from tho other
side of the street. and looked in at the door
OF the saloon Then he entered and
stepped silently to the further end Of
the room where the man and the woman
were. AS he got within reaching distance he
suddenly seized the man around the neck
with one arm and made three lunges
at his neck with the other. and instantly from
one OF the cuts blood spurtcd to the floor. and
then the man who was stabbed sank.
The assailant looked for a second at the wo-
man and then fed. running rapidly up Sixth
avenue.
THAT man Ia my husband" the woman said.
"and he is jealous Of me-"
Capt. Byrne was summoned and the wounded
man was cared for. Two OF the cuts were scrl-
Gus. one Just grazing the carotid artery. At IL
o'clock this morning there WIS evidence that
second hemorrage was setting in. and this is
fatal.
Detective Slevin arrested the assailant. and
on reaching the Mercer street police
tation he was recognized us Langden
W. Moore. alias Charles Adams. who
was arrested by Inspector Murray
Gated in the CambrdReport bank robbery.
Moore has lately suspected that his wife.
who is the widow of dad" Cunningham
was intimate with Herbert II. Thompson OF 90
Sixth avenue, and last night he watched her
followed her before he stabbed Thompson he
refused to tell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY. Dec PIP. M.-The operations
NJ the Stock Exchange were mainly confined to
Lake Shore. in which there was very recently u
pool organized TO advance its price. and the
programme formed early in the week to record
G2 on Wednesday was thwartcd by the failure
Of Meter & Co.. alluded to this morning. In
to-day's movements however. after frequent
fluctustons early in the day. the price adj
vanccd from Coz 10 CT near the close.
and this nrmncss was tho chief topic of
interest The coal shares were weak. but
s!ifened toward ,he close. and the only
ut 72a.@ 72-s@72h@72.s. Western Union on
New York Central at lh, 81 go lM buyer
3. Chicago aud Alton sold at II ,sa77A. Pacific
e Missouri at eoi "a : =. gnd Eric at 3 ass.
Michigan Central ranged at 81. a57. before
N FIRST call, hut a'ter 1880 4. VI. WIS entirely
neglected. The changes in the other stocks
were not important but their fluctuations Will
RUFUS Hatch was to-day readmtted to men,
hcrshi ? OF the stock Exchange, having settled
The Total number Of shares dealt in was
5s.9l0. Of which Lake Shore represented 1880;
II. Paul $500; do rreferred 1900: New York
Central. 400; Western. Union. 1905 Eric.
li20p; Deaware and Hudson Canal, 200;
Nnrthw,sforn. zoo; do. ~. i'rred. 400 Rock
Island. 800; Chicago aud Alton. 400. Harlem.
5ul; Michigan Central. Coz; Wv Jersey Cen
tral. 800; Wabash. 200; lni'n Pacific. 900: Chi
cago, Burlington and puiu v LOO; C., c., G.
and l.. 100; Fort Wayne LOO; Pacific Of Ms
100; Morris and Es-eN loo: Oalus 100; United
STAT Express. l3j;aud Pstlns Nal. 20.
In the 20 4 market rea etion took place from
lO2'' 10 lp2'.. with final transactions at the
The 'a'ovins v'irc The principal quotations,
i 1898 i is 'f 5sIs iS s 55FN I I2
In loan, nc ia',. rsl for having balances carried
We e. 81. s,li and cent
ESe lanse we're az .s9oro colo laisncc- 81 ea2N,d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28
A PromInent XirgInian Murdered.


RICHMOND, Dec. 26.--lntcligence was re-
ceyed here tonight OF the murder of William
II. Fuller, OF Buykins Depot. Va. a prominent
citizen. which happened on Christmas Eve. Mr..
Fuller went - visit a turkey-blind he had haitrd.
three miles from home, in the mountains. on
Monday morning. taking his gun with him. lie
uneasy. The neighbors went i'll search. and
found Fuller, Christmas morning. lying near
the blind. with his head blown from his shoul-
ders. There were several stabs on his breast,
and n dirk was stuck in ms heart. The muir
derer departed in such haste that he left his gun
burned to u crisp, SO close had the gun been
placed to II. The greatest excitement prevails.
4 vigilance committee is looking for the muir
Inrpr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28
pEIRD Music IN THE coLoRED HOME.
southern Pine Wood. Camp Meeting Meio-
dies Neproduced 10 the Life.

The chapel Of the Colorcd Home was pref
thy dressed with evergreen wreaths. emblems.
and trees yesterday and well-laden tables ex-
tended its whole length. and at these
there sat down. shortly before 10 O'Clock.
nearly two hundred coored inmates of
both sexes and all ages. There were
labes in arms, and old uncles and aunts who
had passed most Of their lives in slavery. Near
the tables sat many whit, visitors who are in
tcrestei IN the Home. They chatted with their
inNorlt's among the Inmates. aud made them
many little presents. Among these Vs. re- Mr..
Wm. T.. Dodge and Miss Mary Booth Of the insti-
Wtions Board Of Directors. After singing
Praise God the inmates fell 10 AT the tables.
On" table was occupied almost entirely by blind
inmates. and ~ the post Oi honor. AT its head.
sat old Aunt Jones, iOrmerlyA slave IN Virginia.
who has been an inmate Of the Home ioriwenty-
five years. From under her bright urDan her
siehtl-ss face heamed with happiness and she
waS the recipient Of such Il store O! apples,
oranges, and cake. 10 carry away, that her
capaciOus apron could scarcely contain them.
The dinner over, q good looking colored in
mate Aldrlrh 10y nHmr addressed his COM
luninns. in n very Acnt speech Hhrn real
Southern plantation melodies were sung with Il
weird pathos that II peculiar 10 the musical
negro. A. they sans thy beat time with their
feet. aud swaycd their bodies 70 and FRO. mo
longer they sang thc more fully they became
imhued with the " I'D spirit Of the music. until
AZ length they were totally Oblivious of the pres
cuce Of visitors. and the s'eno WAS that ol
camp meeting in the southern pine woods. The
visitors listened with rapt attention, and regret
fully departed al the terLIIndtlOn OF the ieslvl-
ties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28
FROM FOUNDER TO TRIMP.
seymour's Daily struggle for Existenee In the
Streets OF New Rsrk.

Lawrence S. Seymour, who broke p. Meade
Co.'S show window at Wall street on
Wednesday. and grabbed 5000 in gold certif-
oates came down from the third tier OF the City
Prison 10 the corridorin front Of Nurderers' Row
/ talk with a reporter for The SUN. He is a
sialwart man. clean shaved and clean washed.
tut his clothes were ragged and his shirt front
was grimy.
I reckon" he said. that was tramp at
The last. /, comes to about that. Five years
nso | owned n brass foundry in Sacramento.
Cat, but didn't come all the way from there on
loot. drank good deal and the foundry
went, tried tinsmlthlng in tn. mines and that
iaiei. 80 | rnlsed .l2U and came East Ny
ticket cost ne sG5, and spent the r. At in drink
ing and gambling along the routes. never gam
i'gd much IN California. When got 10 Phila-
arlphia found work in. Goodwin Il Co. 5
t'uAiry Then got out o. work and came TO
New YORK. When arrived two weeks ago |
h"u go IN my uoeket. and since that time a
W"ni for liquor, and gambling when il was
almost all gone | used 10 sleep around in ten
''nl lode houses, keeping away from them
IN me daytime because | was too dirty TO be
A. first tried in the foundries to. get work /;
W. loqhd II WAS no use; | looked too much
broke The window slept out. | used to hang
hinut Eleventh avenue. ana when night came !
You'd look about for vacant lot. When | had
Mhrrr the clay WAS dry. | would sleep pretty
wei, BECAUSE | would be SO tired tramping
about al day hut In the morning would wake
un all in trcmble with the cold. Then there
y nothing for II but to take Il run around the
- y get warm. II had had any money. it
would have been dive Tor the nearest bar
IN. never beeged either vlctuals or drink.
A. II got wors" and worse. used n come
down ami sit in the CITY Hall Park On the set
t~es, had "a rzOr that had brought with me
t.igcen suicide and robharv / would not beg
Il ! r9mmlu"d suicide dctermined g. do i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28
DIED.

RrRnF1L- At Harion Doc 20 rhorna. Bcricll
The relatives and friend 49, FANNY .c rcsicctiuy
tuVt To attend the nan. raj frd ~ She 18th inst
eci.rk IRON l late Iu-id lce. - Llst iisih ..
ngAAN.-Ou De-. %. ut0 30 = ~ sarah & Dolan
Friends OF the family invited O. aftUui tie iunerAl
Oh Friday. G. y az VI from her late csdence.
liz North - u. WiliAusnur-h
HANENs-At inwooi. Dec - Meh.table, wife Of the
late Junn n liaNtns
Funeral from the rcsif ncc Of her Goo II. Ravens.
OF SATURDAY. Dec - ut ~ 4 "
MACDONALD On Thursday. Dec. - Mrs Maria Mac
donald of JcrseY Cits. in %" 7sh year OF her afc
Notice n' tuut raj hereafter.
.. f.-Ofrcs ~ mt Ga,Sp ErcAvrnrsr srsrE
~ Mn Aois --fHtlArch. Nuu au l..t..e..ffy m
flied leo ntltni tn funeral .i uH tt If Thomas
lTudou. T. g. o.. vhfcr viii tL 'Ia.t ...i. CD 10 frL
lowe lll e. rntr t.iNi nfI & 'fr .i ..utlian
Rooms, ON p idat. .si.. hist Hf J.. url..., 81
k'Htfb 3 EALLlrii. ~ .4ul Patriarch.
g. Y CLANS. GRAND scribe
N9rict -lh' iailitg, 500 is.on IHranis mont No
l2. I q % T urr nU' ifrI fusfff W fie iNlas
irud' %. = O. Fate ..t' an 4on.l- o.d i'Ir. iail.
coffrr u Graui aui f.r -,.. .f D. o. fday,
inst H4utf,r r.tl .f..I. lac lIuI It iNf.t..f
tHkals- u dnsK.. D.. ~HflYc JN~li'u f-fi. G. T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28
Coal Men In conference.

Tho representatives Of the seven great coal
comranies aid o a., nNliual operators o the LoAigh
TogiOn met Yesterday a. discuss the report commit
tee appointed AZ their last ting After Ions debate
the report referred baah 10 the committee with IN.
suc hon, 90 invest a" tr conluon ol an the com n.
concerned with view Ia alutNn- tu each IFS ia.r
quota OF prpdNuon lhrn the moe uns was ~ burned
Uuul Jan Ile H uon 90 tlr coal to-day
liam. aud IT. ioeu,d eNtTeiuel! Uncertain he ther any
Combination an hc made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28
Rebellion In Costa Itlcs.

VALPARAISO. Nov IS The rebellion in Punta
Arenas Costa Roa was organized ,nlrN to Iii capt
Guzade CHIEF OF the garrison The Governor AZ
first entirely unable to 1u@ll tho rebellion The rebels,
after ahsAssinaung III Captain set fire to the buildings,
rebels stole 81 Jol from the Treasury ad robbed nli TIE
houses OF commerce In the confusion try were kllS
each other az the honts Hnpnsls the cu.uny about
bal remain standing. It's AGinlpT klea IL ivlW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28

BRNJAN1N-HETNENNN.-- I'm wednesday 2eih inst,
man daughter OF David H,inemau. Est % M Frank
81 niamin OF this city
Gff.MAN-LAWELNCE At Ma no.ia Plantation La
on Monday evening. Dec ~ ~ the Rev William y.
Kramer. Arthur 4 Gilman Ut Flushing. H. a. Bessie
4, daufhicr Vi the Hon. EAughani lawrence oi new
Orleans
LAMsON-BOGAEDUS on Tue sday. Dee IS A. tho
- -dencc OF the brides parents by the Rev frsukin
I.a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28

Arrived-TnuRspAr Dec. II
So CITY NJ Vera Cruz Van Sico Havana
IS NIAGARA. Curtis havana
IS B. n,iuvtcr Jones. Wilmington, NC.
IS Hltteras. Stevens. Norfolk
- fnlvcrt Policy. Port ROYAL.
IS Algirrs. Hawthorn. New Orleans
SIS Mississippi. Cruwell savannah.
s. city Of Atlanta. NuudiiuU Charlie ston
Ss Bolivia. Small glasgow Dec IS. and Neville f6h
IS llansa. Hellmers. Bremen Dec II.
= NJ plume. Berry. Boston
S. New orleans. Dearborn. New OrlcanA
s. Nyan ISe. Couch kictmund.
Shiu Rum~ial Jarman Glasgow.
ship Western Chiei. Hsvrr Iioilo.
Sltp BPalmcr, Larsen. London
Ship Ragnar McGrcxur. Liverpool
snip Privatcer. Coz. Calcutta
AltC The usual river ana tUHstwlsc vessnts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28
Cuisines nctltts.

In the matter OF holiday presents. the yari-
ETY. offered by enter r-nA taers ewidrring
that one hardly knows what 10 select OF tho
faVorite Hat Tor all gentlemen taste H. ho KNOX
winter style and the demand Tor il At his 21
Broadway. and under tie Firth Avenue Hotel ~ quite
kahl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28

Nothing can equal the Holman Ague and
LAYER Pad as holiday cid Head ONCE, 81 Maiden lane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28

anu clnidrens boots shoes. CATERS aud toilet slippers,
useful gifts for the HOLIDAYS Patronze MILLER co
No $50 Broadway. near i4th 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28

hoy your Hats from Hurisc, 2ti Hrondway.
Style and teAtuIe umsArnas -eh. PM six INIT g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

HrvrtruRr ttN,Vtc--rus
Sun riees.... "a Suu iOlMoon riecs. I 10
wAfkk-THI~
SANDY Hook. o. Island 81 Hell Gats-.. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28

For ca,arrh E!lioits Carboic Snuf Is prepa-
unn which stands uneqaaled Tie name eaIbgAe SHOVE
Wi Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28

The Best Remedy for Chiidren white Teeth
ing Is Mrs NiNSLOw's soothing Syrup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28

II You feel dull. drowsy. dchlitated. have fro
queni headache mouth tastes bad, POOR appetite 9nsue
coated. you are suffering from torpid liver, or bilious
ness Mining Will cure you 80 speedily and permanent-
~ az W Perees Gvldvp Medical Discover. -4Il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28

DIR. FANYOV, MAGNETIC rIIYsI,INN,

cures without medicine. cancers. uImors rhrmnansnl
nervous dvlhlA, ana chrome dlseA~s Onoc - Bond II
tNeepi saturday.. hours. 4 ~ 10 i. N. The moor
cared tgcr nom II ~ lea 'N~'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-15
FOREIGN.

THE past winter in Northern Russia is declared
10 have besn the coolest for many years. The city
of Pesth, in Hungary, is suffering from An extra
ordinary heavy snow storm. The railways are
blocked, and traffic of all kinds is suspended the
streets of the city being filed with snow varying
| from three to twelve feet in depth.
STANLEY has been heard from. He has COM
pleted the survey of Lake Tanganyiks.
The official organ oil Montenegro says Russia in
tends to go to war. Nobody can expect Montenegro
| to keep peace in that event.
| GIN. DoN DIEGO ALvARfZ, governor of Guerrero,
Mexico, has pronounced against Daz, and declared
In favor of Igiesias. The government troops cap
tured Acapulco, but Alvares concentrated his army
in the mountain towns, and calls upon the friends
of Igesas in the other states to rally to his stan
dard.
1T is believed that the Pope at the approa ching
oons.story will read Encyclical upon the con-
dition of the church in Europe and America. The
Frsnciscans are pressing their claims for the
canonization of Columbus,
The London Posts dispatch from Berlin says Of
late greater confidence is infested in the pacific
| solution of the Eastern question. 1t is even as
serted in some quarters that such a result is
| assured.
PRINCE GoRIsHAKoFF will soon hand over the
direction of foreign affairs to the Privy Council.
The Oarlist officers claiming amnesty of Gen.
Quesada.
DIR. JOHANN jacob, the well known German pol
itician, is dead,
TIE porte is maintaining its determination to
grant no concession to Russia beyond the internal
reform promise, and threatens war rather than
have . prolongaton of the present suspense.
RUSSIA has intimated her intention to declare an
abrogation Of the treaty of Paris unless the powers
are prepared to enforce the conference programme.
IT is reported that the German postmaster general
will shortly propose TO the postal union the intro
duction of postal card service for all countries in
the union at the rate Of penny each.
SERvIA lost 5000 killed and 10000 wounded in
the late war.
MILITARY court at Matamoras, Mexico, has
found Sen. Oortina guilty of kidnapping, the pen.
atty attached to which is death.