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The House Military Affairs omm,ttee.

WASHINGTON Fob. 2b. @ Adjutnnt General
Townsend was before the sub committed Of the
House Committee on Military Affairs this morn
ing. and testine that In HIS Judgment. bnas.l
upon the opinion Of Attorney General Taft and
others. promotion in the regular army had
always taken place In accordance with law. In
answer to Gen. Banning the witness stated
that the reason Lieut.. Alexander Rogers son of
Admiral Rogers. Superintendent OF the Naval
Academy was appointed military secretary to
The United States to the commission to tho Inst
officer was because he was recommended by a
member OF Congress. and was an accomplished
French and German scholar. and that the Secre-
fAry or War did not consider that he had violated
any army regulation by this appointment.
He anfd members tf Congress we're In the
ha II Of making requests that officers might be
detailed for special service, which the depart
ment could not grant. He did not think that
members considered at tho time that to comply
with such requests would be In violation Of
army regulations
IN reference to the quarters furnished army
officers he said that the present system of rent
Ing instead Of having them built by the gov
ernment was the most economical. Officers
however. would prefer tho government build
thsm.
Question by Cen. Bragg Do you consider the
government In duty bound to furnish quarters
to army of1cers2
Answer-1 do.
Question What other clnas of government
employees arc furnished with quarters?
Answer-No other.
The committee adjourned until Wednesday
appear with certain rolls on file In the War De-
pnrtmsnt
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Closing a Theatre.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s.--rhe proprietors Of the
Holiday Street Theatre. where Johnson's YER
sion Of "A Celebrated Case" was announced to
be presented tonight were served with tho
necessary papers to-day enJoinfne them from
the representation. and tbs theatre Was closed
TO- night by tho sheriff's deputies.
The suit was nstigated by Mass RI. Shock H.
Palmer, through their attorney, Mr.. Post. of
Now York, who arrived here on Saturday last
Mr.. Ford having arranged with the proprletors
OF the Union square Theatre. EsW York, for
the production Of their play In the Grand Opera
House on next Monday night, number Of
spicy advertisements by rival managers have
appeared In the daily papers during the paat
week, and the public were In measure pre-
pared for the denOuement to- night.
Although the afternoon paper advertised that
Mr.. Gilmore had given the necessary bond, and
would go on with the, play as advertised. tho
house was only partially filed. m my perso 10
having refrained from entering after LEARNING
That the bond OF $4,000 had not been secured
Manager Gilmore, shortly after The entrance Of
the officers announced that the play would GER
tainly be produced tomorrow night and stated
that tickets purchased for tonight would BE-
honored then. or the money refunded to such as
wished It TO- night.
There was no excitement, and n few minutes
after the announcement Of suspension Of ths
play the audience had retired
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A Mysterious Itsappr rance.

AanIAsp. Ia. Feb. 2h. h.-1aaac Miller. who for
number of years haa been the ticket aud es-
nress agent Of the. Philadelphia aud Reading
road ut thta place. decamped on Friday under
very mysterious circumstances. Several
months ego. while clearing out the old paperH
and traah In his Office. he accidentally threw
two envelopes. containing 5000. in the fire His
tricnds advanced him the amount 30 that he
could arrange hia account with the company
and took Miler'a note, which fell duo on FRI
day. and 1t is thought that. not having tho money
e meet 1t. II 40 prayed upon his mind M to pro-
duon Temporary insanity.
The accounts Of the company have been ex-
amined and found correct. with two months
kev Of the safe in his possession. which, II pro-
dueed. would show whether the contents OF tho
safa had been disturbed or not. Miller Ia a
which made him very melancholy.
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Suicide In pris0ts. /.

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa, Feb. 2b.-Later develope
mnnts M, IN 4 the suicide of Heinrich Wahlen, at the
lali on Friday evening show that when Watch
ing In his coli. instead Of cutting him down or
. ae'.nmpting 70 save him, he ran and gave notice
n 70 ths warden that man had hanged himself
latter carrying large knife. SO as to cut Wah-
len down He had made an incision In the
Wigner. Jordan and another keaper nrotested
against cutting him down before tho coroner
came.
stopped and obeyed their wish. and If Wahlen
was ali~e at the time he must have died. Wah-
Zen was allye two minutes b4fpre discovered
later. He left a statement severely refiecting
on the prison officials
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PERU.
nlsastrnms Rtse All the sea nf tnllao.

PANAMA, Fob. ie,-~-The Callao (Peru) Times, al
January 10, reports great losa Of life aud de-
struotion Of property by the rise. In the sea ut
ON the morning Of the twenty seventh OF 1anu-
asry. and On Monday. a' daylight, the sea wall in
plesely destroyed. Tho station waa competeiv
Inundated aud inealculahle damage done The
surf waa terrific; the waves rising thirty aud
coaat line. and spreading losses and destruo-
ton.
:. Tho Muelle nnrsena suffered great damage
built for tho use Of the Pacific Steam Navigation
Company. were swept away The walls 81 thu
dock were severely damaged the coal depot
away. All the molea were badly damaged,
Three persons were drowned. No casualties
among the shipping were reported. II Ia i'm
dona
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Mistaken Identlty-A Grave Error

PnlLApELruIA Pa. Feb as-rn tho Record Of
tho eighteenth instant appeared notice If n man
heinE run over on the Pennaylvania railroad in
Daniel has been mlssing for some time. pro.
ceeded 70 Camden and identified tho remains IA
those Of his brother. Next day his wife, Dan
morgue and fully identified the remains ms tho
son of their !doad relative Tho body was
brought to Philadelphia and buried last We'd.
neafhv y ~
The family was borne down with grief, when
70 their surprise. and indeed CONSERVATION as
they are ignorant rersons~on Friday last. tho
brother @ ~
The news spread about the neighborhood that
naniel o'Neill had como to life. He had been in
concluded suddenly to come home. not know
ing that his double had been buried. under the
idea that 1t was MIN SN'N
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WAsHtraron. Feb. 26.-Mr James Gordon
Bennett nrnpcses to cooperate with the Gov
erntnent- Hnwgate Arctic expedition Of this year
BY sentlinR the Fanlorn via the Hpit7bnrgen Or
Eurpnean route, whia the former nttem uta the
mihaonian or American route
AS both enternriEas will be pushed vigorously
ny thair respective hackers, we may hope for M
early settlement of The long vasad polar uues-
ton.
1t Ia possible that both parties may meet Mt
fortunate termination Of al previous trials via
Hnitshetgen. would aaem t, Justify grave doubts
u its proving the practicable route 10 the pole
their objects are quite distinct. IL guard
against collision, the ono is going out In The
apirit Of adventure simply and the other Ia the
intarests OF the world Of science a
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Iseall. frn.ss raralyals.s

WAsHtHaToH Feb qt-Hon. Richard W. Tsy-
his. office. about 10 o'clock this morning. waa
anddenly stricken with paralysis Of the brain.
Ue was removed On litter tn his residence,
where, although he remained unconscious, he
appeared to rally at about Ia o'elnek nftar this
he CONTINUED to sink. and at / o'clock breathetl
his last,
Mr. Taylpta death is very mt ii regretted,
h7th in and out of The department, as IN en-.
Client officer and good man. Ile was an inli-
mate friend OF lla lnte Chiet Justine Chnse. mud
was appointed to he position he held at The
time Of. bis death when Mr.. uhHse was Rerrstary
nt The I'reaanry lte. .vaa Auditor Of tho State Of
ohlp when the late Chief just 90 was Governor
of that Rtata The denaaaad was about SIXTY
yeara Of age. and nallve Of Ohio,
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Accident ON the Richmond, Frcdericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad.

RAtrlMoRE. Feb. aa.-An accident occurred to
hlehmond train. coming North. Mt an early
hour this morning, the details of which ara n II
YET KNOWN: but II is positively stated that vii
lam Z, Ma,nwaring. secretary Of the Baltimore
Steam Packet Company and the Seahoard ana
Roanoke Railroad Company. was killed Ha
was standing on the platform at the time Of tho
accident, Three other persons we're iniurni
MainwarinE was native of Dublin. Ireland
lie came e, BALTIMORE about three years nayn
from st. Alhans, Vt, whore he had been en-.
gagged AS clerk in railroad company.
LATER,
The ACCIDENT on the Ri.hmond Fredericks-
oarg ana fatomac kailroad occurred last night
af 1880 o'clock. when the train was ahnut Fart
miles from Richmond aud Thin two miles
OF Milford Station. Two pullman sleepinc
cars. one of which contained Mrs. Oates onara
company. became detached from the train hv
the breaking Of the compiling. The engineer
unfortunately brought his uortion of the train
10 standssill. and the two sleepers came down
the grade with terrific force, smashing into tha
GEAR passenger car and badly wreeking il.
-Four passengers on the platform were crushed
Between tie cSs. one OF whom. ". c. NainNar-
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Treasury has issued the following circular.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. February 40, 1878.
Ftvr pen GENT FUNDED LOAN or 1881.
Hereafter the books Of this department will
bs closed to tho trnnsfsr Of nll registered stock
OF tho Ave par cont bonded loan NJ 1881 on tho
evenings of the tenth Of January April JuIv
and October. aud reppsned for transfer and OK
change Of stock on the mornings Of the fret Of
February, May. August and November.
tween the eleventh Of january. Aprl, July and
October, and the first Of the next anecesding
months, will bear interest from February i.
May |. August 1 and November /. ~ the case,
may be.
FoURAHDA HALF PER GENT FUNDED LOAN or 1901
Hereafter the books of this department will
be closed to transfer Of oil registered stock Of
the ~. per centfnndsd loan Of 1891 on tho svsn-
ings Of the tenth Of February, MAY August and
November and reopsnsd for traasfer nnd OK
change on the mornings Of the first OF March
June. Heptember and December.
Stock issued on exchanges and transfers be-
tween the eleventh OF February May August
succeeding months will bear interest from
March /. Juno |, September L. and December J.
MS the case fnny be-.
FOuH tEn GEHr CossoLa or 1890 o.
Hereafter tbs books Of this department. will
be closed to the transfer Of htl registered stock
of tho per cent Gonsols % 1907 ON the evenings
Of the tenth Of March. June. bsptembsr and
December. md reopnned for, transfer aud OK
change on the mornings of tho first Of April.
July October end January
Bt0ck Issued on exchanges md transfers be.
tween the eleventh OF March. June. September
and December. and the first days Of the next
succeeding months. will bear interest from
April /. July /, October and January /, ns the
Case m ~ be.
JOHN SHERMAN Hscretarv
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SOUTH AMERICA.
rANAMA
Particulars et the Capture Of the sunbeam

correspondence National Associated preeal
PANAMA, Feb, taThere Ia nothing new Of
imrortanra to communicate from this republic,
Ruaineea here continuca at y atand atill. The
Dispersion Of the revplutinnista under
Contreraa. Rodas and other chiefs. nY all
armed aud eutnumhered NV hv' the tho govern. n"n.1s
ment foreeH. and i1nding themaelvaa
hotly puraued u portion OF the revolutiontsts
Sunbeam, ut Port Limon, and forced Capt
Raina. who waa in tho company 81 tho United
States consul on ahnre to - on board. and
to sai for Bacoa netoro. where they arrived on
the and nf February. On the voyage the BRIT.
lah gnnhoat Contest waa anoken but Cant
Naina of The Sunbeam was forbidden to mako
any signal for help on pain Of instant death,
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The Polk Investigation.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-The Civil Service Re-
form Commission to-day continued the inNes-
S. Il. Donovan, assistant doorkeeper, te titled
that on October 81 Col. Polk cancelled all ap-
pointments except those made by himself. and
we'll ms The number and kind 81 appointments
to which. under The apporiioEme 1t made by
MIN, the respective delegations would bs enti-
tied to. Heotatad that when Col. Polk took
charge OF the doorkeeper's department 1t was
found in state OF great inefficiency and that
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Rough sea mt Iautauc-Meayy shocks of
EHrthnuakC.

the 2ath uitimp report that the sea there cantin.
nes very rough. At Plsauua the railway moln
has been almost totally destroyed, the station
shock Of earthquake was felt ut lnuiaue on tha
al ernoon of January asth. and during the atght
ana day following sho ks were felt every f,ftean
ever, a. those. previously reported There had
paraly wei 'se
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Ing. Of this CITY, secretary to tho president uf the
railway company. waa 30 badly Injured that he
aeon died,
Tho others injured arc AZ follows. ]. W. Al
bridge. hustnees mannger Of the FreleriekH-
burg Va Ne,ra left thigh broken and leg se-
cut of below the knee: Major l.. IT, Donnelr. of
Chatleat9wn.. ", Va. an old gentleman, had
both ha legs badly crushed. Mr.. Reese. ef New
being thrown against the stove.
The nufferara we're taken TO Milford. where
every attention ..waa paid them by physicians
eleenng cars were injured. as these cara bY
thsif superior strenEth eacaped damage
MrH. Oates and company arrived here at noon
to-day
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PAYING Dear for The,r yyh,s,,.

1anss h2tnnap hhonh Feb On the GnTe n and
r,hhad Martin Mahn Of twenty eight cents
They caught him by The throat and emptied his
serving term Of ten years in tho State prison.
Mcclure eluted capture until last night. The
pi nsneet Is that he will be sent up to keep Bren-
naO company.
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ORLEANS TUESDAY, EBRbARY 26 1878DOUBTE SHEET

The assistants force was Inadequate for the
business to he performed. @
80 far aa the tnHtlI Ilnienev of The force is con
earned IT r. not remedie1 now. md there ls not
referred to above Included foree not author
ICED BY nw. but The delegations were not made
awnre Of that fnnt.
without concluding Dnnovan'H examination
the rotnnittaa pHinufnpd
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New YoRE Feb 25.-The Ludlow street Jail
adds another chapter to the record Of prison
horrors One Of its inmates. j. Earle Putnam,
who was brought there nearly three months
ago a strong. Intelligent, fne-l -look Ing man, has
been discovered to be q raving naniao.
Imprisoned on what is considered a frivolous
charge, thrown into CELL deserted by his
friends and prosecuted by his enemies, the rea-
son OF this unfortunate man has been dethroned
far beyond recovery
On the fifth of the present month Stock
Broker VIM. o. Fay began legal prosecution
against Mr.. Putnam, claiming 10000 damages
Continued ON Last PAGE
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WAaHINaToN. .Teh., n y In iha House This
morning Mr.. WhiNhnrne. chairman ri the
Naval unnmittee. offered bill transferring Tie
life saving eatviae to the control Of The Navy
NnYnl Committee
Mr., 0ps. Of New York. asked that the bill be
referred 70 the Committee on fntnfnerce, and
~ thh course Of his remarks neraelv asaniel
the idna Of putting the service under the cont ro
Ut the navy. He spoke very bitterly. IA II he
had grievance saiast The unvy. and succeeded
i, .nr wing hls point. which Ia equivalent to de-
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGE,AkD n.
0Hicyeas Riding Rx,raora,narv

LONDON. Fob, AZ. David HtaDtsn. tho long dis
tanes bicycle champion NJ Great HrtHin started
TO- day in nm attempt 10 ride elevan hundred
m les In six days for q wager OF f9o1. He rides
n fly .ss inch biayole. Weighing thirty pounds,
and will not be allowed TO ride mers than tso
miles each day. The betting Ia In his favor. bnt
time has plenty of supporters
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The BOSTON Collectorsh,p.

WAsHrNaToN. Feb. 2b.-The case Of the Bos-
ton ccollectorship will be settled at the Cabinet
meeting Tomorrow. and the chances are that
Collector Simmons will be reappointed. Vice
President Wheeler has Interested himself In
Behalf Of Mr.. Simmons. The President has
not stated what he intends to do In the matter
but indications favor NJ Simmons.
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The Future of The Republic.

Bosom, Feb. 25.~Kalph Waldo Emerson de-.
livered this afternoon for benefit of Old South
Church fund n bril- liant address In tho presence
Of ono Of Bpeton's best audiences. gathered ia
the historic, church. The subject Of the ad-
dress was: Tao Future Of the Republic and
his horoscope Of our nations future was full ~
hone
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EsnsAIr URrntett

.WAHH1NaToH. Fah 2s.-John Alexander. Of
Chicago was badly beaten In row here yeatar-
day evening with Henry Dalman Aletanler'e
Injuries a. g not serious.
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THE silver utu In Hayes. ssana..

WAsH1NnToN. Feb. 2F.-The silver bin has
been signed by the President nf The Senate and
the Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
and has gone to The President.
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new n.

The New Pope Not so Liberal mn the Ola
cardinal.
I,orpon, Feb. 25.A dispatch from Rome snys
that Cardinal Peeei and Lao Kill do not hold
the same views Che new Pope is not 50 liberal
AZ was thought II is now believed that he will
remain secluded Mt the Vatican.
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Q THE EASTERN WAR.
TIME TURK AGREE TO ALI. ssussyA.a
FEArsg CONDITIONS
Except Th"sra'seIatlng tn the Surrender M
Their Elnef nnh the HannsY Hnansmnffu

LnNboN, Feb 2t.-A dispatch from CONSTANT
nnpIe sayst Iha Russians will nnt nnins neafsr
tho city than San Htefanp, Tho 1ntks hnve ~.
eepteh all the peace conditions. axeeptthosa do
alads and the payment of n war indan,nitg
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The Treaty 0f Peace The Russians pTssn~
cIaMEn iN Enter azafaa fa ii III sansaIr

LONDON Feb. a., l. Ia expected TINT the trent,
gf peade Will be sguel ut SRn stsf mo tpsjay'
The Russians are slill dlsincltned 10 enter Cet,
sthntinnrla. -
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Provided They Are Removed
The rellectnrship Problem.

Nothing defnio1e can be leerned about the
doeetrrshin. Packard Htil Seems to bS the
favorite, but there Ia no tclliRg what Hares may
take into his head to do. There Ia no two to one
That he will notonpnoint Steele, though II is
difficult to conceive why he would. inasmuch az
stenle could not come as near being con tlrmed
as Williamson did.
The general impression to- night aeama to be
That Haraa will 4
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FROM THE CAPITAL.

NEWS or ANUHms0N'a SENTENCE
HUMDHED GUARANTEE or PAN
D0N CONTINENT uroN REuoyAy,
FROM OFFICE.
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Doubt as 10 the Accnrasy aF the FntItshsss
Terms nj geaee

Terms af Peaee.
LONDON, Feb 2f Some dnuf1s haye taen
ihfnWh upon The aoentnev Of the terms NJ paehp
bs'Ween Russia and Tnrkay. ns puhlisha1 in
sn1ne e. " 81 .he morning paueTs The only points
that seem q ear Rre MS IN tho amount ~ ,nhuav
indemnity demanded by Hussia nni The ergu4
patton by the russians Of Bulgaria Ga
Nothing 0meiaI as 10 Hu##.n.@ Terms.
LoHpoN. Feb. 7ssir stalr1rd Nnrthonts an
nounaeh in tue House OF Commons this nfter4
noon that the government had as vet rereiyed
no Official statement of the terms Of peace
AHsfria's Military Credit.
LnHnoN, Fob. III A dispatch from Vianna
ehys the ltelnhErath will be- asked to vote d mill
tRry credit tf Ro. 600, GOO nnrins.
o Not n Henaparte.
NEW YoRR, Fob. as-Ths Mnrfiaarin thisf
Louis Napneon. is not 1t seems n Benannrta
nnt ne iH. II II claimed. q He seenann Of "A nphs
french family. l. hea Bourbon and hive We
nne Ia Harlem prison?
The treaty 0f FeaGe-The Russians DIsfn~
o1sned to Enter Eans tantinnple.
LONDON. Feb. 2S.-It In exreeted TINT the trentv
gf peaae Will be sigued ut sRn st,f mo trsduy
The Russians are sLill llsncned 10 enter Con
etantinopta.
Russia Moasratss Her Demands.
Ioapoa. Feb 2e-A dlspaleh from C,nstauti
nope says Russia has slightly moderated her
terms.
The RDunsanians 0reupy yvlHaln.
LoHnoH Fob. 2s@-A dapntaf, from 1,neharsat
says the honmanians have occupied Wiadin
a5OrtsehakoH III.
Rr. rHrBRsnuHa Fob. 2b,~Prinee Gortsahnke,n
In auits III and Is confined 10 his bed.
\
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tn morrow In the Cabinet meeting. tre
mendoua lobby from New York and New Eng
land is gathering to urevsn the paHHaEe Of the
bill over veto. and fabulous amounts 81
money nan be had for two vntaH In tho Rsnaia
The J. ''ola men do not intend to bother with l's
House hut will
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NEW YoRH, Feb. as-The Mnrfi4snia ihlnf.
To- Louis hanaleo1. is not It seems. a B,napntte.
French family. Il hen bourbon and have wa
une In Harlem prison "
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The RnHnsanians 0rsupy wlHdln.
LoEnoH, Fob. 2f.-A dispntef from Bucharest
ays ths Honmanians have neeupInI WtaIin
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

Treasury Eircuiar-Transfsrs of ngnns
WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-Tbe Sseretnry of the
Treasury has issued the following circular:
TnEAsunY DnrA urMEur Esltrunru % tenn
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Tnrhey left out ut the Conference.

loNhon. Feb. 25~-InrHev hns nst bsen In. !.
tlted 10 take part In the peace cong ross.
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Russia Moasratss rse, rpa N,

LONDON. Feb. 2f.1A dist oh from Constant
nople says Russia has slightly moderated her
terms.
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agOrfsrasakgH III

Rr. FErBRsHuHa Feb. 25,-Prinrs Gertsehakf,T
IA quite Ill and Is confined 10 his bed
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LhHhoN. Fob. 25.-Hlr stntfttd Nnrthnnte m
nounned ~ the House of f.'uunona this after
noon mat the eovet tnInent had AZ yet rereived
no official statement of the terms Of poaoe
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Continued on Last rage,
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Not n Itsstaparfr,

LnNnov, Fob. III A dispatch from Vienna
Hhys the Relchsrath will be- asked to vote d mill
tary credit uf Rn, 600 coo Hnrins