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XLVth C0ngress-ReguIar Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Mar. %.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Mar. %.
Bills introduced and referred:
BY MI. wallace, by request, declaratOry to the
meaning OF the amendment to the bankrupt act ap-
proved June 22d, 1874. Referred to the judiciary
committee.
By Mr.. Herman, by request, for the relief of Pat
rick ii, Jones of New York. Referred to the public
building committee.
Mr. Ferry from the committee ON post offices re-
ported with amendments the House bin to regulate
the advertising OF mail lettings. Caendared.
Mr.. Teller from the committee on railroads re-
ported with ents the Senate bill to incorp Jr
ate the National Pacific Railroad and Telegraph Co.,
railroad and telegraph line from cheyenne to Fort
laramie thence to Dead wood, and from Laramie to
Fort Fet erman, thence in norJheasteriy or north
westerly direction to the Yellowstone river near the
mouth OF Big Horn, thence to Helena, Montana and
thence 10 the Pacific ocean. 1t gives the right of
way through public lands, nclu ling all necessary
grounds for stations buildings shops &c. not to ex-
coed 100 acres for each station Caiendared.
MIR. Eaton, by request, introduced bill to allow
an American registry on foreign built vessels, Re-
ferred to the committee on commerce.
A number of bills granting pensions we're passed,
among them one granting pension OF $50 per month
to GEN, james Shields
Senate resumed the Pacific railroad sinking fund bill
and Mr.. bailey of Tennessee spoke in favor of the
bill reported by the judiciary committee.
Mr. Bailey concluded bis remarks ON the Pacific
Railroad sinking fund bill, and at 23O the Senate
went into executive session.
When the doors were re0pened Mr. Teller, from
the committee on railroads, reported with amend
ments the Senate bill to authorize the construction
OF narrow gauge railroad from Bismarck to the
Black Hills. Pla ed on the calendar. 1t gives the
operators power TO construct and ope ate rail-
road from some eligible point line of the Northern
The capital stock is to consist of 600 shares
VI lVV eacn, 1t gives the road the right OF way over
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FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, March 28.-The Chamber of
Deputies today rejected all the grants which
had been restored to the budget by the Senate,
except the increased grant for the Invalides.
chaplain general and for scholarships at SEM
inaries, which created especial feeling on &C.
count of their clerical tendency.
MARsEILLEs, March 2S.-The Japanese en-
bassy, numbering SO persons, including the
President of the exhibition commission, ar
rived today.
PARIS, March 2S.-There was panic on the
bourse boards today and rentes fell to 10Y
francs 40 confines.
VERSAILLES, March 2S.-The Senate has
amended the Dress amnesty bill, making it ap-
plcable to all press offences instead Of only
those committed under the De Brogle and
F0urtou cabinets.
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MINOR rELEGRams

Fifty Of the Huron dead were buried at An
napolis Wednesday,
Duryea's photograph saloon, and Dckinson's
dry goods store, Fulton street, Brooklyn, were
damaged $4,000 by fire Wednesday.
Kiser's dry goods store, Keokuk, Iowa, has
been burned. Loss $4,000.
A house of i'll repute at Hatfield, Mass own
ed by Theodosia w. Grant, was burned We'd
nesday night.
Frigate Constellation sailed from New York
yesterday morning with goods for the Paris Ex-
position.
The Treasury has just purchased a half mil
lion dollar silver bar brought by steamer Abys.
siria from Liverpool
The Communist Capt Garcon has again been
sentenced to death, but there is a chance of his
sentence being committed,
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LONDON, March 28-12. 80 P. M.-Consols at 95 BIG
for money and account.
LONDON, March 28-12.30 P. M.-American securi-
ues-United States bonds 67s 1914; new IS at 1861;
43s, at 1893; 10-40s, 1869.
LONDON, March 2S-4OO P. M.-Consols at 9a5 for
money and account.
LIVERPOOL March 2S-1230 p. M.-Cotton is
in moderate inquiry, freely supplied; Middling up
lands at 15-16d; do Orleans Sled; sales 5000
bales including 1000 bales for speculation export re-
Futures weaker sellers at last nights prices; May
and June 15-16.
Flour at "a q 20; Winter Wheat at los 10 a lisa;
Spring do q OF; California averages at lis a
Il s. club Il q II 3; Corn % a % g.; Peas at IS
PROVISIONS, &c-Pork 81; Beef at 81. Bacon at q a
~ g. Lard at 81 g.. Cheese at Cos. Tallow 80 6. At
London, Tallow 3S q 1873
PARIS, March 2S-Rentes 1CSf CSC,
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CUBA.
A Proclamation Carrying Out the Peace
Conditions

- -~~AsAAAneAVAA OoEEyAWx Out inc Feaco
Conditions.
HAVANA, March ga proclamation dated
SANTIAGO de Cuba, oath inst, and signed by
Zen. Martinez Campos, has been made public.
The proclamation declares that peace is sub.
stantialy re-established in the greater part
OF the district lately in rebellion and that it is
now necessary to heal the wounds occasioned
by ten years of strife. Therefore, in accord
ance with article two of the peace conditions
aud by authority of the home government, the
General DEGREES:
First-The authorities of the pacific TERRITORY
TO observe the most complete oblivion" for
past events and strive to prevent the resuscita-
ton of bygone passion.
Second-All persons now in imprisonment
for treason, rebellion, or seditiop, or for being
accessory thereto, be liberated and returned to
their homes if desired, and those who escaped
punishment not to be proceeded against.
Inird-Au cases now pending before the tri-
bunals OF the Island for such crimes to be
abandoned Immediately.
Fourth-All persons banished or departed
Tor such causes to be permitted to return home
and be exempt from molestaton or persecution
for previous conduct
Fifth-All persons inclnded in the foregoing
articles and those residing in foreign countries
to regain their rights of citizenship
Slxth-All deserters from the Spanish forces
still 10 arms to be pardoned if they surrender
by the 18th of April.
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NEW YORK, March 2S-Evening- Money easy at
4g per cent. on call. Sterling Exchange firm at
4S1 for sixty days and 4S9 for demand; some bank
ers raised asking rate for latter to 400 but no bust
489. ~ veg "'
Gold strong, opened at 1911 and closed at 1O1s on
Warlke European news and resumpsion of exports.
carrying rates at q per cent. The cleafances
were Sl4,6zf ,00O Customs receipts $685., 900. The
$50, 900 for bonds. AN
Governments a triae weaker ana quiet. Railroad
mortgages strong and generally a fraction higher.
STOCKS opened strong with Granger shares, Lake
SnoEe ana ROCK Island the coal stocks and Wabash
per was strong and there was much buying for
further rise. ava
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ap-
North Western, $3.50 shares Lake Shore, IS. GOO
shares Delaware q Lackawanna, $4,000 shares st
raul $500 shares Morris g Essex. $500 shares Wes-
tern Union 1900 shares Michigan Central 1900 shares
R Rock Island, 1900 shares Pacific Mail, 4O0 shares
Nhnf fall
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ITALY.
The Consistory-Bishops Appointed.

The ConsistOry-Bish0ps Appointed.
ROME, March % The consistory was held
at the Vatican today. The Pope delivered his
allocution and nominated the Scotch bishops
as follows:
Right Rev. John Strain, d. D., Metropolitan
Archbishop of st. Andrews at Edinburgh;
Most Rev. Charles Frye, Archbishop of Glas-
gov; Rev. Macdonald. Bishop Of Aberdeen;
Rev. MacLachland, Bishop of Galloway; Rev.
Macdonald, Bishop of Argyle
Father Chatard, rector of the American col
lege at Rome, was appointed Bishop of VIM
cennes, Father Rave, Bishop of Rich nond.
The Pope then made the profession of faith
according to the established usage, and took
the oath to the apostolic constitution. Finally
he conferred the hat on Cardinal McCloskey,
who after the consistory had private audi.
ence with the Pope.
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MASSACHUSETTS,,
Citizens Meeting.

Cifizeus Meeting.
Boston, March 2S-At meeting Of citizens
held at the rooms of the Board of Trade, to re.
ceive Mr.. Chateau, delegate of French COM
mittee for Franco-American treaty ofcemmerce
Nathan Appleton presided, and after EXPLAIN
ing tina objects of the mission introduced Mr..
Chateau, who delivered an address, which was
we'll received. Other speakers followed and
resolutions passed by which Boston commit
tee of five was to be appointed, two by the
present meeting and three by the Board of
Trade to cooperate with the French commit
tee. Nathan Appleton and Joseph A. Iasigi
were appointed By the meeting today. The
other three will soon be named.
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JAMAICA.

KINGSTON, March 21-The civil service COM
mission appointed by the Governor to enquire
into the working Of the several public depart
ments. continues its sittings under the Presi-
dency OF the Chief Justice and frghtful dis
closures are being made from day TODAY. There
were some $500 year expended in one de-
partment which kept no books of account.
The only departments which gave satisfactory
accounts were the general postotice and the
prison.
The Baltimore Guano Go. have paid the in
demnity demanded by the British government
for trespass on the Moraut Keys They have
also leased the Keys and are actively gathering
guano and turtles.
Troops and war material are being got in
readiness for transport to England
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 20.
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fire in Kennebunk.

Fire i'm Kennebunk.
BIDDEFoRD, March 2S.-The dwelling of
Clement Noble in Kenne5unk, near the East.
ern depot, was destroyed by fire last night
Loss over $1,000; insured.
The 81. George Murderer.
RocKLAND, March 2S.-Nathan +. Hart, I'M
der Indictment for the st. George murder, has
been removed to Wiscasset jail, and will not be
arraigned till the September term.
The Tillson Libel Suit.
Testimony in the Tilson libel suit was con-
Guided to-day and the arguments are now pro-
ceeding.
Barn Burned.
WIscAssET, March ga barn belonging to
Willard Bailey was destroyed by fire this MORN
ing together with horse, two cows, swine,
sheep, hay and farming utensils. Partially in
sured in the North American and Fire Associa-
ton of Philadelphia. Supposed set by tramps.
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Delfasse,s Annaintment

NEW YORK, March 28.-Seme letters about
the pelfosse appointment appear to show that
mat Delfosse was disinclined to serve as COM
"a He was requested and urged by
serve. In this request our government took
the initiative. Count Beust nominated DaI-
fosse on the Information that he had heen
agreed on by both governments 'oA
-, There Is also formal letter from Secretary
his appointmeut eA VI
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Biair's Resolution. Adopted by the Mary.
land House,

ANNAPOLIS, March 25.-Tbe House of Dele.
gates todsy by vote of 46 yeas to % nsys
passed the joint resolutions of red by Mont
gemery Bla.r March 10, looking to filing a bill
United States into the legal title of President
Hayes and Vice President Wheeler. Next
Thursday being the last day of the present
session OF the Legislature. it is questionable
whether Blsir's resolution will reach the stage
Oh vote or passage 10 the Senate.
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Another moIIie rraguire Hung.

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, March 2S-Thomas P.
Fisher was hung in Jail this morning for COM
plicity 10 the murder of Morgan Powell, mine
boss at Summit Hill, March Is, 1876. He was
one of the most influential members of the
Molie Mcguire association, and more intelli-
gent man than most of his companions. A
large number of persons were present.
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IaryIand Declines to Pay the Rio, Ri,

BALTIMORE, March 2S.-Iu the Legislature
yesterday, tue committee on ways and means
In the House Of deleg atcs reported unfavorabIy
destroyed 10 the riots in Baltimore 10 July last.
and the unfavorable report was adopted. The
committee states that as a general rule there g
no Indemnity for such losses, as there is no de-
reelection on the part of the stste, 1t being an
occasion where the laws could not be enforced
~ que time to prevent the destruction OF the
property for which indemnity is asked.
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Heavy Rains in the south.

WASHINGTON, March 2S-The Signal Officer
reports heavy rains 10 the Gulf and South At.
Over IL at St. Marks, Fla, nearly Q inches at
Mobile, nearly an inch at Corsicana, Tex, and
Shreveport, La, and over an inch at Charles
ION have fallen from midnight till this a.
No., and it was raing heavy then. Heavy rains
also are reported in the Tennessee and Ohio
Valleys.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNIE RCIAL
Portland Wholesale uarlxe,

Portland Wholesale Market,
THURSDAY, March 2S.-The war talk in Europe
affected Wheat in the West yesterday and prices
went up, causing irmer feeling in the flour market
here. Whether this is permanent or not cannot be
calculated at present. Sugars continue firm and un-
changed at % and 9sc. Pork and Lard show no
change and continue dull. Corn is little stronger
but there is no change in price.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT rwENrY-gouR
HOURS.

MUTATIONS FOH THE NEXT TWENTY-20UR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF S1aNALl
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
Mar. %, 1 A. M.jJ
For New England
colder cloudy weather with rain or snow, north
easterly backing to northwest winds and gen.
eraly rising barometer.
Cautionary signals continue at New Haven,
New London, Newport, Woods Hole, Boston.
Thatcher's Island, Portland and Eastport, and
cautionary off-shore signals continue at Cape
Lookout, Cape Hatteras, Kitty Bawk, Cape
Henry, Norfolk, Baltimore, Lewes, Cape May,
Atlantic City, Barnegat, Sandy Hook, and New
York
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A Suggestion TO the Travelling Public.


Tourists, emigrants and mariners find that Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is a medicinal safeguard
against unhealthul influences, upon which they can
implicitly rely since it prevents the effects that an
unhealthy climate, vitiated atmosphere, unaccus-
toned or unwholesome Diet bad water or other con-
ditions unfavorabe to health would otherwise pro-
duce. On long voyages or journeys by land in lati-
tudes adjacent to the EQUATOR it is especially useful
as preventive of the febrile complaint and disorders
Of the stomach liver and bowels, which apt to at
tack natives CT the temperate zones soourning
travelling in such regions and it is excellent pro-
lection against the influence of extreme cod sudden
changes of temperature, exposure to damp or ex-
IRENE fatigue 1t not only prevents intermittent and
rettent fever and other diseases of malarial type
but eradicates them, fact which has been notorious
for years past in North and South America, Mexico,
the West Indies, Australia and other countries.
CoNGREss.-The Congress- yeast powder is
made of the purest and most healthful materials 1t
IS the best in the world for making delicious white
sweet and healthfu biscuits, cakes, pastry &c. Use
none but the "Congress.''
Vienna Rolls made with Congress Yeast Powder.
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The L ouisiaua Timber Seizures.

NEW ORLEANS, March 2S.-Ryan and Geory
OF Caucasian parish have brought suit against
ex-Marshal Pitkin and Jack Wharton, q. S,
Marshal, for $4,000 damages, growing out Of il
legal seizures of 1900 logs taken from private
lands which had been purchased by the plain
tiffs
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MARINE NEWS.

Schooner William Thomas Sold.
PRovINcETowN, March 2S.-Sch. William
Thomas, ashore on Woods End, was sold THE
afternoon for $500, and the cargo of coal for
81 90 per ton
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Clearing mous. Transactions.

FURTLAND, NIaIch q.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. ..............,,..,.S6 O.213 36
1No' oaiances. 147S0 Al
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance--1000 bush corn meal to @
W True & Co.
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furniture factory of Arthur j. Morey in Bos-
S S1n o %ss burned Wednesday night. Loss
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MARRIED.

In Bddeford. March 20, Leonard Knox and Miss
Lucy A. Cleaves.
In Limerick, March %. Frank G. Carpenter of Vat
erboro and Miss Willie E. Hasty of Limerick.
In Skowhegan, March 16, Seth W. Hussey eff Mer-
Ger and Miss Ida nj. Bailey of Canaan.
In Swanville, March 6, Frank j. Seekins and Miss
Estele Beal.
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Providence Print Cloths Market
fRov!DENoE, R. l., March 2S-The Printing cloths
light and prices unchanged. -
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

PORT MADISON-Ar 10th, barque vidette, Boyd,
San Francisco.
NEW ORLEANS-Cld 22d. sch Mary Ellen, Peter
son. MatanZas.
Ar 23d, ships j A Thompson, Thompson, Liver
pool via Key West; Prussia McLoon, do.
Sid I'm Port Eads 22d, sch May Evelean, McLearn,
for Ruatan,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS,
PORT OF PORTLAND,
Thursday, March 2S.


Thursday, March 2S.
ARRIVED
Steamer City of Portland, Pike. Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
steeamsnip venezie, (Brl McMasters. Halifax, Ms.
Sch Sproui, Sproul. New York.
Sch D Sawyer, Cummings, Jonesport, to load for
Sch Peiro. Kelley, and Clara Rogers, Rogers.
Jonesport, to load for New York.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase, Machias.
Sch Twilight. Orne Bristol, to fit for the Banks
Sch Shepherdess, Thorp Bristol !.
Sch Golden Rule. Staples, Swans Island.
Sen L smith, Leach, Bucksport for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, NewYork-Henrv
Steamship Mississippi OBJ Thearle. Liverpool
ton-Chase. Leavitt q Co. '''' -'''-
Sch Geo F Day. (Br) Chute. st John, NF, via Bos-
Sch Thomas. Thorndike, Kennebec to load for
Baltimore-J Nickerson & Son.
GFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
:. Ar at Delaware Breakwater 2sth, barque Arletta,
Nichols, Messina.
Ar at Liverpool 9th, barque Nalleviue, Galveston.
u AT at hotterdam 9th, sch Ella M Watts, Watts,
Ar at Matanzas 18th, barque W Holbrook. Mitch
ell, Baltimore.
Ar at Cardenas 18TH brig G Robinson. Nuevitas
Marena, Handy Portland; 10Th, sch Clifford, Brag.
Philadelphia; goth. barque Noren9., Nichols TToo6:
scu a Lulu, Lulu, oaVdnnanS tfe0rgla, Lord, New
York.
CID 10Th, brig Cytie, Dow, for North of Hatteras;
sen Nellie Bowers Grant, do; brig Julia Carney,
Sid FIN st Jago 10Th. barque Hobrook, for New
York.
Ar at Point-a-Pitre 2sth, scyls Nellie Chase. RAM
dali, Portland; Nellie Trim 10: brig Hattie Bish-
op, Bishop, New York; 7th, sch Mercy I Trundv.
Crowley, :; 9th. Clara Fletcher. Sargent New York
Ar at Havana 10th, brig Eliza Morton, Leland.
Cardiff.
MEMOR ANDA
Sch Clara Leavitt, Lom bard from New York for
Havana, which struck on Bahama Banks came off
leaky and put into Nassau, MP, 18th inst. and was
dischargDg 22d for repairs. Salvage awarded to the
wreckers, $1,000.
Sch d Hickman, FROM PHILADELPHIA for Portland.
ashore at Fire Island, aimed in same position 27tn
and will have to discbar ge. Her sails and running
rigging have been taken off,
Sch M Ponne, which at Belfast in the gale of
Jan TO- has been rebuilt and launched last week.
Sch Defiance, wrec ked at Georgetown SC pod
was owned by d N Bird, and Others, of Rockland
Partly insured.
Sch Jos Farwell. of Rockland recently libelled at
New York for salvage, sold at auction sd inst
for $3,5O5, to E Powell.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORT MADISON-Ar 10th, barque vidette, Boyd,
San Francisco.
NEW ORLEANs-Cld 22d. sch Mary Ellen, Peter
son, Matanzas.
AR 23d, ships A Thompson, Thompson, Liver
pool via Key West; Prussia, McLoon, do.
Sid FIN Port Eads I'D, sch May Evelean, McLearn,
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DIED.

In this city, March 2S, Lizzie A. Stevens widow OF
tne late Waldo +. Hovey, of Boston, aged 20 years
months. Boston papers please copyl
., In South Berwick, March 49, Edmund Lynch, aged
GO years. Ns
N lslesboro, March g. Mary g. Fletcher, daughter
Oh Capt. 5 b. Fletcher, aged II years.
years month.
"a The funeral services of the late Mrs Sophia
forenoon.
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Austria Not Disposed 10 Yield

The Daily Telegraph's telegram from Vienna
says it is untrue that Count Andrassy inform
ed Sir henry Elliot that Austria would main
neutral in the event of an Anglo Russian war.
Ihings looked very favorable to Russia at the
commencement of the week but have now re-
assumed an uncertain aspect.
Count Andrassy shows no disposition to yield
70 the persussions of Gen. Ignatieff The lat
ter only speaks of explanations not of conces.
slons, to be made by Russia.
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SPOKE EN-.

SPOKEN.
March Is, lat 90 lon 66, brig Helen Phinney, Syl-
vester, from Cardiff for Havana.
March Il, lat %, Ion 70, sch French, from PEN
sacola tor New York,
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IgnatieG,s Mission,

LONDON, March 29.-The Vienna correspond.
ent of the Times states that Ignatieff so far
seems to have confined himself to demon STRAIT
ing that Russia's military position is such that
she has no occasion to fear anything, and that
she has carefully considered Austria's inter-
ests. The correspondent thinks be came too
late to impress these views as Austria's opin.
ion is already tolerably formed, while if be has
any more positive proposals he may be early,
as Austria still seems to cling to the hope of az
European solution
The Times Berlin dispatch says IIgnatieff
seems authorized to promise as the price of
austrian neutrality the restriction of the Bull
garian and Montenegrin frontiers, railway
from Saionica to the Austrian frontier and a
possible extension of Austrian territory. If
t1ese conditions are accepted Russia is expect
ed TO take action in the East
Inc vienna correspondent of the Daily T.le-
grapo gives an account of an interview he had
WIN Gen: lgnstieff, who declared he did not
wish war as it certainly would he with.
out result: He argded that the treaty cars.
fully guarded The English and Austrian intsr-
ests He saw no reason why England sho"Id
not take Mitylene if it chose, but the d srda
nelles must remain open. He attribnted tha
difference relative to the congress to . n sre
misunderstanding of words '-o