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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-14

In the circular before me the assessment
/. 81 and, though the address is "Sir,"
'-- recipient Of Mr.. HaIe's courtesy is a
conan, w-o said she didn't know any
10 -,-.aS about the political prognosticstions,
., .,. she thought her place was cheap al
SI- and she would walk right up and
,s..o, There is a great, swelling, rum
.1'hg growl among the clerks, but most
VI .1em have enough practical philcso-
PLy 10 ANTE and pass the buck
secretary Schurz says nobody in his
-sPs'tment is obliged TO subscribe, that
., j is q purely voluntary affair, and
more to the same effect. The clerks in
.I7 Interior are no better pleased than
.eI -.sLEs elsewhere, but not one of them
VIII WIN ieeI comfortable unt!l this sacred
SSOngAton to the Republican party shall
DaVa been discharged.
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Ptttsburgb.

PrrrsBuEoB, jane IL Petroleum
Crude unsteady ~ 81 3Si 81 Parker. for
Immediate Shipment refined al u t. for
PhiIsdslphis delivery.
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niIu aukee

MILWAUKEE, June l3.-Flour-Duil
and depressed. Wheat-Unsettledi
opened ard declined T., closed hrn; No.
! Milwaukee bard 81 02Ii No. / MilwSu-
kee 99i, No. z s7ic; seller June S7jc;
seller July 95;c; seller Augu,t 5Sjc;
No. 3 98tc. Corp-Lower; No. 2 S6lc.
Oats Weaker; No. z 2Stc. Rye-Qust
and hrm; Nc. 63c. Bsrley-Qaiet;
No. aspiring 62ic; seller July nomlnsl
A. G4c. Provrions-Firmer. Mess Pork
AT s. S7t cssb and seller July. Lard
Prime stenm 80 49,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-14
TIE CORRUPTION FOND.
voluntary" Contributions 10 which
Secure an OH ce- holder in his Fat
WAsHINGToN, June II.

Secure an OH re- holder in his Fat
Berth.
WAsHINGToN, June II.
,r,ral Colrcspoudence OF the Reg lister.
The tsy c,llan,or is abroad in the de.
81, - 8
t'.'1''''' ~. '''7
.-e year when l" sr leV!es 'rioa'es' III
some bureaus the collector goes in per-
..r ,.gf7o along bis little book for .'vol-
.-.....o .,.b-..i,,;oo. ?, tho csmDsign
''', P''T',. r,N-0-D-f.-I.I
.-a- o' the heP"O'Ic@u CoH eSS'on''
Committee. 1t is noteworthy that each
....-fr,,n, is precisely one per cent. of
n. = o
'-s s.y..si'sFs S"'a'E' Auo'0 . I0
record up o al.g o! any clerk having re-
....4. g.. r,..-r r,- road money. In most
......,.-..,...-,...5,,,, ~ ,,,,oor. Tho No.
'-- N. P''' '''''' V "--@
-.s EsI-3s. ID "Stsnd ana ueIlVef Is
.yleled IN these courtly terms
gr.g,-, U.7v e y GoRUA,C
-. Sgr,s,,r.,,
HEADQUARTERS
REPUBLICAN, Cong L COMMITTEES,
hANuISGION, May =, 1873
eIE--ile committee, charged Win
ayor1S for the success OF the Il 'Puo!l-
.aa cause IN the coming campaign Tor
.-s election of Members OF C'ngfe'S'
a. with confidence upon You, ~ - Re
P4o.es0, :or such contribution III
money as You may feel wiling To make,
-5P.ag that /. may not DO less tnan
q. Iac committee deeh 1t proper
.r.l.s appealing To Republicans gener-
e-'.r 90 INFORM those who h'p2en to be
Federal employ thai there will lie no
"...eIel in any official quarter TO such
voluntary contribution.
TIE Importance of the pending strug-
gea,a.g. easily be exaggerated. Tina.
-s senate Is to be Democratic after the
i.- u. Msrch, 1879, is very learly GER
"H.y In view of this, the election oi
D-"Ngrslc House OF representatives
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BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETS BY rELEG RAPH.
Gold Closed AZ 1907 Js-Governmenis
weak and Lower-FIour I'm Lin
tied Demand-Hogs strong
and Higher wheat
Quiet and Weak.
FINANCE

NEW YORK, June lS.-Money-
Closed easy st 2!9S per cent
Prime mercantile paper S44i per cent
Customs receipts S224.0O0. The Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed $1,000. Clear
ings 50 100000. Sterling steady; long
4s4 5; short 1861.
GoLD-Opened ST l0l and closed ST
lOOs. Borrowing rates per cent. 70
fist.
SILvER-At London 5St pence per
ounce; here silver bars ll7i green backs;
ll6}, gold; SILVER coin i@l per cent die
count.
Weak and fraction
lower.
United states Is OF 1881. coupons.........ltg
Fiye-twenties, lso5) .........lUIi
ElNe-tWentles, (leoLl ''a
tlNe-tWenIles, 1901
New .ll.
New Four-and-one-haIis ..................-..luhL
NeN lUlts
=
Ten-Forty Coupons........ .....-.......,....lu'A,
RAILROAD BoSDs-lrregular
STATE BONDS Steady.
SToCXs-The dealings on the Stock
EACuhI 90 NNIe Nuh' htkcTlkfu Nv NOU-lN
cradle excitement st intervals and some
wide fluctuations. EarlyIn the day grca,
depression prevailed and there was =
sharp decline in prices. This condition
of affairs WAS due TO the disruption Oft
pool compact, the riots ~ Qpebec, ani
tear of strikes and riots elsewhere.
TelegrSms were received from Chicago
that there was growing fear there ot
strikes, and there were also rumors OF
striKes here All this had al unfavora.
bic influence on share speculation. Dur
ing the afternoon there were purchasers
10 cover short contracts, under which the
market rallied and closed frm. The
transactions aggregated $1,000 shares, Of
which $4,000 were Erie, $4,000 Lake
Shore, 1000 Wsbash, 1900 Northwest.
ern common, 1900 preferred, 5000 Rock
Island, 22OOO ST. Paul common, 4OGu
preferred, $500 Pittsburgh, 1900 Dels.
Wsre, Lsckswsnns and Western, 2,IO0
Michigan Central, and 10000 Western
Union.
Western Union S5IsC. &. G. a l..-.... ~,
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I For additional markets set ~ I,gsl
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Toledo

ToLKDo, June l3.-Whsat- Open
cd dull and lower, closing frm amber
Michigan spot and seller June 81 O2i;
seller July 93c, No. 2 red wister spOI
held At 81 %; .elIer June s9tc; seller
July s4ici No red s5c; rei@c''d
" abash Tic. Corn-Dulf nigh m'Ied
3gc; No. z spot 39c A,ksd; offered Ssic;
seller July 80 : No. 2 Shite iGici re-
jec.ed 26c; damaged S2! Oak- Dull
and nominal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
wAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY.
Observance Of the nay in washington

Observance Of the Day In Washington.
WARRINGTON. Feb. %. To- day hasobeen OBJ
served as general holiday here. The depart
ments are oil closed and business is generally
ernment buildings and from many private resi-
dences. Weather cloudy and warm.
Its Celebration at st. Louis.
ST. o,ours. Feb. 22.-Flags were noated from
the Enbl,ie buildings Of the city to-day in honor
Guard and the battalion Of police reserves
paraded the principal streets. fired cannon
ena By bpFe Was Sed ElY9T he o ee as
hall OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
At Syracuse, N. Y.
FYRAcusE. N. Y. Feb. %. To day Washing
tons birthday is being observed here by II mill
bubble and private buildings throughout the
city.
At New York.
NEW YoRK. Feb. 22.-The inclement condition
Of the weather to-day seriously interfered with
tho enjoyment OF thousands of persons who
hoped to pass their holiday In the open air.
The m ARRANGEMENTS made for the celebration Of
Washington birthday were. If anything, more
| elaborate and extensive throughout the city
than in any former year. Everybody seemed m dite to
have resolved on making the day holiday in
the fullest sense of the word. but the Disagree
able and cold rainstorm compelled the suspen-
sion of all outdoor. exercises. and the streets
were comparatively deserted.
All places Of amusement however, were
crowded to an unprecedented degi ee. and at
mia fay national airs were rung on the chin es
H Trinity and st. Thomas churches. ando a
national salute was fired from all the forts In
the harbor and at the navy yard
The veterans Of 1872 did not parade to- day.
| on account OF the. inclemency of the weather
and the age and sickness of some members OF
the corps, but deputed Adit. J. Gould warner to
hoist flag at sunrise on the old fort.
Io-nigh ut there was a variety of civic. military
and social receptions and reunions, all Of which
were largely attended. The chief event how
ever. was the Martha Washington reception
and tho Chinese tea party at the Academy OF
Music for the poor Of the city
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
MARINE NEW q.

PoRT EADs. Feb. %. 6 o. m.-Arrived: At IA.
M, British steamship Altmore, Baxter master.
% DAYS from Liverpool. to q J, Forstalps Sons.
American schooner J. g.. Whipple Arnet mas
ter, days from Bonaea, with fruit to JOS. Tore.
French bark Harold. Pontc master 40 days
from Hayre via St. Thomas. in ballast to Pierre
Poutz b Sons
called: Steamships Tappahannock, Virago
afpi Mediator and bark Esempio.
Wind east, light Weather cloudy. hazy and
cool.
PAss-A.L'OuTRE, Feb. %. 6. p. m.-Wind east.
light.
Arrived At $3.50 y. m. steamer Alabama. Car
roll master, from Pensacola to G, NJ. soria.
+ No departures.
s U1HwEsT PASS. Feb. ~. 6 D.. m.-Barometer
1890. Wind east-northeast. light. Weather
cloudy md hasy.
No arrivals.
Sailed Steamship T. g. Harris. schooners
George Washington and Verna1.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
The Grecnbackers in Convention In To
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ledO, o.
TOLEDO, O.. Iosb. 22-The convention was
called to order at 1890 this morning. in
Wheeer's Opera House. Both the auditorium
and the stage were crowded to their fullest
capacity. Several ladies' were present. Rev.
Mr.. McCracken opened the meeting with prayer.
Mr.. X. f. Trerathtck. of Detroit, was elected
temporary chairman. and Mr.. Smith, of the
Terre Haute Express, and E. j. Cobb. of Toledo.
secretaries.
mitted to his seat who would not pledge himself
to support the party against oil others.
The roll of the States was then called. and on
motion de egate from each congressional dis
trfct was selected to form a committee on Gre
dentials.
committee on resolutions and platform was
named: Maine. Solon Chase; Massachusetts,
necticnt Alex. Troup New Jersey. Gen. Thos.
Ger: Maryland, J. B. Graves District Of Cofum-
ba, Thos. J. Durant; Virginia. E. Daniels !:
Kentucky Blanton Duncan Arkansas, Chas. B.
Cunningham: Texas. J. W. jennings; Ohio. =.
:. Carey: Indiana. 0: ]. Smith Illinois. M. NJ
Pomeroy Missouri. Britton A. Hill; Kansas, E.
r. Rdgely. of Girard; Nebraska. Allan Root;
Iowa Gen. J. b. Weaver Michigan. II. A. Rob-
inson:. California. J. w. Crawford; Tennessee.
III. Richmond
A Jack son, H.. glee club then sang from the
stags a rousing greenback song. and at 23o p.
M the convention adjourned until 2:3o D. m. to
give the committee time TO make their report.
The hall was profusey decorated. and large
flags were flying over the stage.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
CAPITAL NOTES.
SILVER BILL sPECULATIONs.
Hayes to Sign tbs BiIl Under Protest
sherman Gives 1t Zip.

WAag1NaTos Feb. 22.-The Ere"ing star prints
he % hnre I'd e s hG
day next, the silver bill cannot reach the Presi-
dent for his action until that day, because the
concurrence by the House to the Senate amend
ments must be officially communicated to the
latter only In open session. The bill. however
will be enrolled and be presented to the Senate
as soon as It e9onvenes on Monday and arrange
ments have been made to take 1t to the Presie
dent Immediately thereafter.
There sS i good aeal Of avsrsy ot opinion
tor Stanley Matthews, who has up to last night
been Of opinion that the President would allow
the bill TO become a law without his signature
last night that he believed that the Preside
would veto the bill This. for the reason that
some tame ago, when SECRETARY Sherman wrote
letter declaring that tho principal and in
President Pres, Hayes approS9d OF and endorsed the
Per contra there is higloauthorty for the
statement that the President will sign the bill
on Monday. as soon az 1t is presented to him,
does not approveoof the bill but signs It be.
% cause Of the q large vote i has received Ia both
the further agitation Of y question which has
already depressed the Industries Of the nation.
ture he does lot believe will defeat the BILL i his
message, 1t is said, is now III course of prepara-
ton, and will be ready by the time the Pres
Orders were issued last light by the Secretary
Of the Treasury, through the Director 81
Mints. to ali superintendents OF mints. and par
ticularly the Carson City Mint to place the
same In readiness TO execute the provisions of
the silver bill, which indicates that Secretary
Sherman has ao hopes ST its defeat by n veto
made that the President will sign The bill under
protest.
Ultra silver men, who do not like the elimina
tion Qt the Tree coinage section Of the original
Bland bill by the Senate. or the section author
izng the appoistment ed a monetary commits
agreed among thpmgal alrsnu t1f fuplr
to the Legislative executive aud judicial appro-
priation bills. an amendment providing for the
repeal OF these sections. They say that If the
these amendments, that he will be responsible
for defeating the biz providing for the payment
officers of the government. II he sh69lldp de-
eide to allow the bill to become II law without
his signature and the bill reaches him on Mon
day, the ten days constE utional provision
during which he may retain 1t will not expire
till the eighth OF March,
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The House.
The House was called to ort2r by Speaker
Bush ut II -. m. Eighty-eight members and a
quorum. Prayer.
PETITIONS. MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS
BY Mr.. Fitzpatrick: Memorial from citizens OF
the Third Ward Of New Orleans protesting
azainst, the do donating Of right Of way to rail-
BY Mr.. Jonas: Petition OF VIM Reid Mills.
Mr. Kidd called up the resolution relative to
the Barataria ship canal. memorializing Con-
gress thereupon. Adopted
Mr.. MeGehee called UP the resolution memo
ut Baton Rouge, and urging the rebuilding of
NJ; ,voorhisss called up The. resolution + to pay
the seat Of Z. Detiege. and to l.. j. souer.
COMMITTEE SERVICE
Corporations Returned Senate bill No. 90. re-
pealing the ferry privileges OF Marx sehomberg.
and recommended its reference t, the Commit
tee on Parochial Affairs. The reference was
made.
Constitution-Mr. Lea, chairman OF the COM
mitt4e. made a report. setting forth that House
bill No. 1916, to provide for taking the sense Of
convention had been considered. by the com
mittee. the following members fayoring. viz:
Messrs. Lea. Toler aud Bridger, and the follow
ing. opposing 1t. viz: Messrs. Gracien, Peralta
Health and sntine-Made a report Con
csrning the condition Of othe Quarantine
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Martin: To amend the charter OF Yer
miilionvills. CYrporations .
By Mr.. Voorhtes: TO secure protection OF
records against fire, etc. Public Bui dings.
By Mr.. Kaby For relief OF veterans Of 1s12-14
Pensions.
BY Mr.. richardson To amend the charter Of
Lake Charles. Corporations.
By Mr.. De Lacy: Joint resolution requesting
the Governor to cal an extra session Of five
days. Ways and Means.
by Mr.. Kidd: To encourage the rearing Of inn
proved breeds OF sheep in Louisiana. Agriculo
ture pnd Commerce.
By Mr.. Drew: To amend section 1851 Revised
Statutes. Judiciary.
REGULAR ORDER.
House bill No. 413. the revenue bill. was taken
paragraph 8. exemping household goods. libra
riea. etc. to the value of $780,
Mr.. Breard offered as a substitute that house,
hold goods In excess Of $3.50 worth, and all other
articles enumerated, family portraits excepted
be taxed. Adopted.
Mr.. Newsom moved to strike out paragraph
TO- taxing salaries. Laid ON the table.
Mr.. Tremoulet moved to amend paragraph II
by adding to the objects OF taxation all matured
coupons OF State bonds. the tax upon which the
Fiscal Agent shall retain when paying the same.
a motion to lay on the table was lost.
Ii the following:
All annuitfes. warrants, coupons ON bends,
and all other evidences OF Indebtedness issued
the State"
Adopted.
Mr.. rinkgrave moved that the House take a
recess till D. m.
Gov. Warmoth moved that the House adjourn
till Saturday at II n. m.
Gov. Warmoth's motion prevailed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
A General storm on the Twenty-secona

New York. Feb. 22.-Reports received mt the
office Of the signal service bureau this moraing
in all parts Of the country except the Southern
Gulf States. In this city the rainfall as only
81 100 Of IN inch between $3.50 lust night and
midnight, but from the latter hour till morning
the fall was s4-1oD of an inch.
The highest velocity Of the wind was "a miles
per hour. at TAT this morning. but 1t increased
TO 2s miles before noon. the wind blowing from
the northeast.
Tho barometer in this city has been falling
steadily thus indicating q continuance of the
storm. To night the wind has subsidized. but
rain Is still falling,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
Derby's Views as to the Personnel Of the
Conference.

LONDON. Feb. 22.-In his statement in the
House Of Lords last evening, Lord Derby said
had passed between the powers about the mem
bers Of the conference. As for England, great
Inconvenience would result from the absence Of
her Foreign Minister from ths Cabinet and
Parliament for the several weeks during which
the, conference will probably sit 90 therefore,
said Lord Derby. we will not depart from the
ordinary course Of sending an ambassador with
full powers. and ! believe the majority Of the
powers will adopt the same course.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
ORLEANS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %,
account Of alteration OF mind. caused by

account OF alteration Of mind. caused BY
whisky,
The flve Judges Of the circuit court had
meeting this morning, suspended Mr. Thorn
ton and appointed his head deputy. Mr. Stock.
in his place emporarily. The circuit clerk is
the circuit court. and Of money left by parties
bringing suit to secure the costs.
. Mr.. Thornton has hold the office since Janu-
ary, 1876, and has had us much as 81 ,ooO, 900 of
the public moneys ino his custody at one time.
His defaleation is attributed to whisky, fast
women, gambling and fast living generally.
His official bond is reported by one paper to be
s2b 600, ard by another ut $50 900. His bondsnen
are Charles Green w. X. Lewis, John q. Priest
Jacob Tamm and J. M. Sellers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23

OMAHA, Feb. 22-Ssrgeant Delaney, OF the
United States mounted service, has returned
here from California. whore he had been with
had in charge. on the return trip. sloluch, n
Modoc 1ndian, one OF the men engaged in the
Canby massacre In 1873 who was afterward do
livered mp by his trba, and since tnen has bsen
in confinement in the military prison In San
Francisco Bny.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
Capt. Eads Before the Levee Committees

WASHINGTON. Feb. % Capt Eads addressed
the Levee Committees Of Congress and others
present were Messrs. Robertson. Hatcher.
Money. Young, Knapp. Martin and Pound Of
the House Leyee Committee; Senators Bruce
tee; Senators Armstrong, Beck Hereford and
Hill, Representatiyes Chalmers, Con er and
Springer, Coy; Brown and Capt. Boardinger.
mense charts showing the Mississippi river its
bends. islands, width of channel. etc., from st.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
No Agreement Reached ms to the Main
Question To he Brought Before
the EnnferenGR.

LONDON, Feb. 22.--T he st. Petersburg corre-
spondent Of the Times has renson to believe in
spite OF the active interchange Of views between
the three Emperors. that no agreement has
been reh"hed concerning the main question to
be submitted to the conference.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
GENERAL 'eINTELLlGENCE.
Gun A..

Contradictory Reports as to the End of
the War-statement Of the Cuban nj
pIomatic Agent ando the spanish Con-
sui General. o
New YORK, Feb 22.-Mr. Fchevezzia. the Cuban
diplomatic agent here, declares that there Is no
truth in the peace, ,rngors from Havana. He
the basis Of the recognition OF observation-disclosures
Of the Island.
eral. Mr. Htpolito Deyriarte says thnt his prt-
vate advices lead him to believe the report
that 81 basis Of peace conditions has been agreed
upon between the Spanish authorities and the
Cuban insurgent chiefs. although he has re-
ceived no official confirmation Of 1t.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
Germany Urges Upon Russia the CpnsId =
erntI0n of Austrian interests.

LONDON, Feb 22--The Times has the follow
ing from Berlin: The Emperor William has
assured the Gar of his friendship and begged
him to consider Austria's claims and interests
1t appears Austria Is anxious to induce Russia
to moderate her programme before the meet
ing OF the conference.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23

Louis to the Gulf. Capt. Eads plan Is to give q
Louis to the mouth giving over a thousand
miles Of sea navigation through tho valley and
recaiming tnnumerable acres. The aid neces-
sary Is $50 600. 600 and six years In time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
Anxiety AlIayed = The Dangers which
ResnRtn

LONDON, Feb. 22.-The Times in its leading
article. commenting on last nights statements
in Parliament, says:
Immediate anxiety l. allayed. Two dangers
remain-one that the Turks may yet bs eneDur-
aged to resistance by the vote of credit and re-
cent movements of English ships The other,
that the near approach Of tho warlike forces of
England and Russia to one another may lead
to an accidental coll ision. o
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
ApprehenslOns Raised In St. Petersburg
by RisInarcks Speech.

LONDON Feb. 22,-Prince Bismarcks utter
anees in regard to the straits has eansed some
apprehensions in st. Petersburg. MS Rus sian
diplomatsts still hope to obtain q port ut the
northern end OF tho Bosphorus.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
A WELL Earned Honor.

New YORK. Feb. 22.-Police Officer Biel. who
has saved eighteen persons from drowning, has
received q congressional gold medal in honor
Of his bravery and self-devotion.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23

the ghost of long since dead atheist put in
All appearance and was interrogated. At last
inquired one: How about the other world2''
There is nc other world" replied the
spirit French paper.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
THE EASTERN WAR.
RUSSIA WEIrERATEs HER DEMAND
FOR PERMISSION TO ENTER
CONsTANTENOPLE.
She Also Makes 81 Demand for the SUR
render of tho Turkish War Fleet.

LONDON. Feb IA dispatch from Constant
nople says the Hussinns have again demanded
permission Of the Sultan to occupy that city. 1t
Is also stated that the surrender Of the Turkish
feet has been demanded by the Russian com
nHnr- n -chief n