The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

grsds dispstrh ssys; II ts stated ths, the Rs.-
sisss have axrc-f IN the annsastioa By ssrvis
Of tho district Of wungi. An Engiish sur
gson Who hes just returned IN C~onstAnunopis
from Ers~roum, ssys IA, 0D sick ssd vcasdsd
Turkish soIdicrs > ave died ance the evseua.
tioo Of that city, and the Ruasisns have lo~,
2i.0D mes BY sickness since the entered the
Plain of Ersssoum.
osRsAsv.
A Berlin dispatch Of April 18th. says:
The Provincial c~ovrvspoadenee ssys there Il 10
csscntisl change In the situation, but the sharp
tension Of diplomatic relation appears 10 be
Yielding spmevhat ~ mo~e paciAc vtsvs. A
rsport from Berlin 10 70 The effect thst Rusaa
may axrce 10 Eogisod's demands N submit the
entire treaty N The Congress. n tAis eoarss IL
adopted, II would Ahov tbss Russis he'd agreed
With Other continental powers, and that Eng
land viii b solsted In her objectton 10 the
treaty.
A Berlin special states that Bismarck
o. the reauest Of Count AndrsAsy, has consent
ed IN resume negotiations fcr . Congress, on
the conditions that be- BE- simultaneously e.
lected to do ~ by Austria, England and Rus
ala. The good will 81 Russia Ia indubttsble,
hut u IL feared that England may prolong the
present state Of uncertainty by abstsinlng from
asking Gerfnsny's mediation, or by formula
ting the reservation.
The Paris papers publish n telegram
from Berlin stating that England and Russia
have agreed to the principle II the simultane-
Qua withdrawal Of the British fleet and Russian
troops from the neighborhood Of Constantine
pie, but the points 10 which they will withdraw
are not decided upon.
swEDKS.
A dispatch from Stockholm Of April
18th says the truth Of the rumor that negotia-
tions have been commenced BY England with
Sweden for the possession Of Farsc Island, In
the Baltic, 10 positively denied.
RUSSIA.
There have been serious riots nj Mos
COW, ~. Petersburg and Kien, growing on, II
the exile Of fifteen students from the Uniyer.
sity Il kien. Private information, how ever,
attributes the disturbance 10 the excitement
growing out II the trial Of the woman Vera
sa--uliich, for her attempted assassination Of
Tupon, Chief Of Police at ~. Petersburg. The
journal Dc ~. Petersburg says Gle, many con.
tinues her mediAtory efforts with discretion,
zeal and di.inierestednrss, encouraging the
strongest hope.
A special from Berlin says Russia IL
willing to discuss ell the clauses OF the treaty
Of San stsfano, but docs not conceal her de-
termination ~ defend oil its principal stipula.
tons, sword 10 hand II necessary. Adviccs
workmen were involved In the disturbances
Of the 18th. Twelve were killed and twenty
five wounded. A Berlin correspondent ssys
Russia doc~ not hesitate to intimate privately
that abe will not object 70 . congress- Discus
sion Of all the more important clauses Of the
treaty, but declines 70 make its validity DE-
pendent upon the consent Of the Powers. A
Bucharest dispatch says It Ia reported In gov
eminent circles that . Russian ultimstum 10
expected.
A st. Petersburg dispatch Of April
Goth Gays; An order 10 officially publiahed
that the necessary number Of meu have been
called out from the naval reserve 70 form three
corps Of sailors for service In the Geld, two Of
which are 70 be stationed at Cronstadt and the
third st NicalaiR. Several papers state that
. preliminary conference should Be- sccsptsd
~ . means Of ascertaiaine the realinteuuou Of
England. The Agcnce Russo sayt, II The
news that the withdrawal Of the Russians end
Bntish from the vidaity Of Coastanhnopls d
authentic, Il ahows an Important phase Of the
regulations reached under 0ermany's power
aud influence.
AUSTRIA.
All reports about Russia having sent
. reply 70 Austria's objections IRE contradict
ed from the aame source. In other circles In
Vienna, II 10 stated that the Emperor sad mill
tary party are stronger than Count Andrassy
and will not support his anti Russian policy
Among the larger glasses ef Austriaas the be
lief IA said 70 prevail that Austria has nothing
substantial 70 lose BY either peace az war, BE-
cause Hungary would resist the annexation o
the Sclav countries.
A telegram from Vienna announces
that the Austrian government has concluded .
loan In Paris Of IS, 000, 600 aorins In gold.
What to Teach the Boys.
AlIreO IL. SewoIl, IN MS new monthly
for boys, Home Arts" published in
Chicago, writes rs follows:
A philosopher has said that true edu.
cation for boys Ii to teach them what
they ought to know when they become
men,"
What is II they ought to know. thenP
lst.-To be true ; to be genuine. No
education il worth anything that does not
include this. Aman had better not know
how to read, he had better never learn
u letter in the alphabet, and DO true and
genuine In intention and in action.
rather than, being learned In all scien-
ces and in all languages, to be at the
same time false in heart and counterfeit
in life. Above all things teach the
boys that truth is more than riches,
more than culture, more han earthly
power or position.
2d.-TO be pure in thought, language
and life pure in mind and body. An
impure man, young or old, poisoning
the society where he moves, with smut
ty stories and impure examples, Is a
moral ulcer, u plague spot, . leper who