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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
PREPARATIONS FOR The ARION
BALL.

In the year 1868 tho Aron Society gave its nrst
large bail a, Niblo's Garden and continued vieng
with the Lederkranz Society Tor tea years later
ia tho spcndor ana brilliaDcy oil Its paseants.
Since that time, from various reasons, 1t has
lam quiet, Dut tho night OF Thursday,
February Il, it proposes to eclipse the grandeur ol
all It's previous festivals Tho Academy not being
large enough Tor their vast designs hoy nave securcc
Gimore's Garden for tho OCCASION dancing ncor 34'
length by l29 feet in width has been prepares
and up to Inst saturday night there have beer
pended 900 IN decorations ana preparations gen.
orally The whole Fourth avenue entrance will bear
the appearances OF Moorish castle decor.
ated with flowers, and tho rest OF ths
exterior of The building will be hung
flowers. Immediately inside the Fourth
avenue entrance viii be fortress made OF real
flowers, and OF that fortress will issue, at ten
O'Clock precisely, procession OF men, dressed Ia al
the costumes oil all tue ages Al tue sound oil Ariohi
trumpet this procession VIII move Prince Carnival
leading IN MS chariot In this profession vii be
represented all the tpllics and iroics oil the day
The Arions Dolphin Will appear in luii
reged ship, followed by sixty gypsies in wagons
and tents Then uody OF Roman gladiators, re
presented by The Turnvercin;a delegation from the
Boston Tea Party, Turner's Drum Corps twelve IL
NUMBER; Folly's colors; ISIS oners-cxclse
police ana heath-undsr ono hat; thirty cinnamon
and eght 'Iadics OF fashion," driven by WORTH.
Following these will be the .sraiors aoi
Williamsburg OIL strike" by twenty-five mem.
bcrs OF the Williamsburg Aron Society the
COLA and silver hsnt, by eight contestants,
aud other alegories too numerous 10 mention. Whea
last person shall have lett tho fortress
structure viii tail 10 the ground. aud in IT'S place "
rise immense ladies' tau glowing with eolcrs -
light, through the RIBS oil which can be tho
water Cascade. There VII be orchestra "A
$50 performers, under the direction 0. Dr..
Damr0sch, and band OF nifty brass pieces
Tor promcnadcrs AT the Madison avenue cntranc.
there Will be number OF ladies' aud gentlemen 4
dressing rooms erected. which VIII become IA perma-
nent structure IN Giimores Garden. Accommodt-
tons nave been PROVIDED for $4,000 guests AT this
proposed great ball ne programme gwen above was
agreed upon at IL meeting held last evening "a
the Aiion Society rooms, IL and 10 ST. Marks place.
There viii be.a Hoor committee OF forty attircd
ms ftcouers; u lobby committee OF twenty-five ia
Charles y. costume, and reception committee COM
which thcHresident, Mr.. +. Berlnger, Is chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14

such examination to the Attorney General
comptroller ana Insurance superintenieut ios
audit. with an appointment whIcn calls tor
an ilemizei bill Of charges person. max ng suct
bills should refuse TO lake sucn amount the Comp
the State Board OF Audit snail arbtrate on the sam
aud allow the charges II they be d reasonable
Notwithstanding the objection of The Comptroller
THE PARIS EXPOSITION
Mr. Harris introduced II concurrent resolution pro
vding for TWO comm issoners from the state ,hs
Paris Exposition who shalt be instructed TO report
the Legislature their return upon tho progress
education and the industrial anc liberal arts,
the production OF agriculture aud commerce..
AND ASSESSMENTS BROOKLYN
Mr. PIERCE OF Kings iu,r9duced bill providinf
thai no tax or assessment levied In the city OF BROOK
yn shall be vacated year after the same beer
paid on the ground OF rregIlsrty In tae evyiug oi
the same.
The petition war on the excise question has
solved itself INTO sort OF compctiuve examination OF
mlttce Internal Affairs As lar numbers ara
concerned the advocates OF change oil
tage, having flied about 900 signatures against
GOO OF their orponeGts he Law ana order
Society have instituted scrutiny or signatures with
view OF showing int some OF the petitioners Tor
modification oil the laws nave signed more thgn once.
A lar be judged both sides have beeo honest
III this matter aud put their papers before Tie
l.egislaturc1ust as they received. Some
tee OF hterdturevppear yer, among he nlss Of
pnpers filed A. to the character of the petitioners
there Is not much choice There are some prominent
names Ike Mr.. Chi n and Mr.. Dodge among the pro
testers against ne. icsisialon the other SIDE exhb
New York and IN the country reinforced by such'
influential signatures MS that OF exspcaker sloan and
mayors OF cities and presidents oil villages all through
the state All IN all there nothing ia the character
OF INC petitions on either side 10 d'scredlt the SIN
cery OF tho soutcndng faci tons or to reverse the in
nncuce OF "A numerical strength.
The opponents OF Change OF the present Excise
law, especially the antugollsts OF tho Day OIL, Dnd
thar henring this afternoon before Mr.. Vi!entne's
Committee Internal Affairs Of the Assembly,
when william T.. Dodge, Rev DR.. Steele aud
Mr. Stcarns OF BroosiyD; Mr. X. l.. Spellman,
OF Long Island ana hr. Macdonald spoke with
less eloqlencc Tomorrow evening sthe
advocates OF the Day Excise bill WIN make plea
be ore the same committee, but In tho Mr..
DAILY VIII move his bill Tomorrow morning in thu
House. when ''ncld day. Is hoped TOR by all who
been bored by dulness OF tie session hith.
ertO.
MEETING TwEDpLE
The public meeting to night Al lweddle Hall to op-
pose a Excise law was largely attended, especially
10y ladies' II addressed eioqucnty ana at length
by several speakers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
ROBBING THE MALL.

Charles f. FredericHs clerk In the Newark Post
Olcc, was brought before United States Commissioner
Whitehead, in Chambers, al Newark Yesterday, to an
swcr charge OF robbng the mails. He had been
caught the night before by Postmaster and Special
Agent h. X. Sharret OF New YORK, the proofs Of bis
gullt Dcing found on his person ia the Post ONCE
and had spent tue night IN jail Previous TO has en-
trance n court yesterday ia custody Of an officer
his ugcd itther. young vile and sevcu-ycar-Old
boy assembled Mt the Commissioners. Upon
seeing his almost broken hearted iutber aud
vie Frcdcrlcks soSDcd liko chiiJ.
Frcdercks waived an examination pending action OF
the Grand Jury at Trenton before winch his Will
be taken. He ordered to lind 5000 Dail 20
jail Ffcdcricks was unable 10 get amount OF bail
required aad was we'd TO the County JAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
BROOKLYN AND THE STATE TAX.

Mr. James A. Briggs, State Assessor, has written an
open letter TO Mayor Howell OF Brooklyn, In answer
10 the comments or His Honor in The annual IN, ssage
upon the "lpjustice oil State Taxation" Ar. Briggs
takes exception remarks OF the Mayer upon tho
subject ana gives table showing the vaIua
tons OF property In Kings and other counties lie
says
pain unequal share OF stats taxes. Inc only tax
payers that good ana sufficient complaint
against the AssessJfs OF tJs tile stockholders In
banks. They assessed par value OF the
they do because has only
To into the banks. ask Tor list OF stockhOdc tho
number OF shares and then them a. all other
abe la this iui
the stock banks nsse OF
taxation would not be and onc-haii cent
tho dollar valuation
Mr. Br4e recommends, IN conclusion, that all
property subject To taxation, real and personal be
assessed at It's iuI value by the city assessors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
CITY GOVERNMENT.

Mr. Henry L. Clinton writes lengthy letter to the
HERALD Tor the purpose OF proving, according to his
side OF tho story, that the advent oil Mr. John Kelly
the Comptrollership has been fortunate thing
for the city OF New York Mr. clinton claims that II
the Board OF ApportOument mad control OF apprppr-
atoms Tor all tho departments OF tie city government
the result would DC reduction IN the city debt OF
from So 900, 900 toS4 600 600 year. Nj. Clinton is
chairman q Commlttec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
MASONIC RECEPTION.

The members OF the Montgomery Lodge, No. 6s,
+. and A. NJ, arc to give, on Monday evening nexi,
18th inst, reception and promenade concert at
Fcrrero's Assembly Rooms, Tammsny Hall. As tho
gentlemen comprising this lodge making extern
svc preparations Tor the coming event. II Is expected
be n very successful Que.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
A REFUSES DEATH.

woman who led a retired life, seldom assocating
with her neighbours on Grand avenue, Jersey Guy,
had been missing for several days. Some Of
ncigbbors broke into the house yesterday and found
hcr dead IL ~ supposed sue had been dsad four
i've days The County Physician viii make post
norton examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
A FLRRYBOAT'S TRIAL TRIP.

The ierryboat susquchanna, of the Psvona Ferry
Line, after having been almost entirely rebuilt and
supplied win powerful machinery, was taken out on
trial trip Yesterday down the North River as far as
Bcaoes Island aud back 10 tho fwcnt y-third street
terry. select party was on board, incIoding Re.
ceiver Je~et aud his Secretary OF the Erie Railway.
SUPERINTENDENT Thomas j. Brown and other olncias.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
SENATOR PATTERSON.


New YoRK, jan. s--The Graphtcs Washing
ton special says that whoever IL managing Sen
ator Palterson's affairs is subjecting him.
whether fairly or unfairly. to a great deal OF
un pleasant criticism. His son, who seems to
be authorized to speak from facts, has taken
noticeable. trouble every day to visit the offices
Of the various newspapers and. press assocIa-
tibns and report the condition OF his father.
About every third day The Senator has q re-
lapse, and young Patterson announces that his
fathers condition IL extremely critical. His
physicians are not willing to beauestioned as to
the details Of his illness but exeus themselves
by saying that he Ia suffering from nervous
prostration. The door bell Of his house is
muffied, and the porter who attends in the
We. tibule refuses to receive cards.
Several OF Pattersons south Carolina Repub
lcan friends have called to see him and at least
three Republican Senators. but none have been
admitted.
M. O. Butler has been admitted to his chamber
several times. however and Senators Thurman
and Davis, Of West Virginia, spent nearly two
hours with him the other day. The fact that
his condition is such that he can receive visits
from Democrats only causes comment. especial
ly rs some Of their visits have occurred In
some cases simultaneously with reapses.
which have been announced by his son. What.
ever there may bs of Senator Patterson's ILL.,
ness II certainly has its curious features.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
THE MEXICAN MUIDDLE.
DIAZ EXPECTING A REVOLUTION IN
THIS COUNTRY.
He Sees I'm Fancy Mr.. TiIacn Marching on
Washington and Hayes n Refugee.
New York World

New York Worldl
CRY OF MEXICO. Dec. 15.--There Ia at present
Q. perfect dearth Of political news in this eity
Even the border question has, since the last
American steamer bsen uuaeconntaby mo-
elected, not single fact or fiction having been
reported from the Rio Grande. Gains Of this
kind are usually here. as at sea, followed by
gales and sometimes by regular storms. Beyond
few articles translated from American papers,
especially the Mexican po icy OF Mr.. Evarts is
vigorously attacked, no allusion has been made
for o time to the America Mexican question by
the journals Of this city. There is an impress
sion prevailing here that Mr.. Hayes hos been
forced by the American people to abandon -
Mexican policy. Indeed 1t is even believed by
many-nnd do not refer to the ignorant classes
placed by Mr.. Tilden. This belief has Its origin
in q telegram received from Maamoros to this
effect: The Democrats are working to secure
o majority, for the purpose Of declaring Mr..
Tilden President" On the strength of this OK
traordinary pieee OF news. the knowing news
paper editors congratulated the government
and. the country on the fact that the justice
OF Mexico's pres mt position has become so APP
parent eysn IN the United States as to cause the
erford y. Hayes. Although two American
packets have arrived at Vera Cruz since the
publication OF the telegram referred to, the
Mexican journalists do not appear to have dis
covered the falsty OF its contents or the absurd
ty of the comments to which it gave rise.
verify believe that two-thirds Of those persons
who pretend to know anything at all concern
Ing the border question fancy that 1t has been
disposed Of BY tho overthrow Of President Hayes
his bead the righteous wrath OF the American
people
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great deal of interest In this city. The Epening
Mems says: we cannot see how any practical
good can come Of this futile effort to open the
presidential controversy again without such n
breach OF faith as would put Ii on
level with the Republican party. The
Democratic party cant disturb or ,eek TO over
throw board OF arbitra,ors selected by Demo-
Gratis MS well rs by Republicans Having con:
sented to the arbi bitratfon, the claimants stood
pledged to abide by the judgment Of the arbi-
traitors. II they did not, what sense was there
inc viii a noe ~ sls os anv
ing 1t to this board2 The Democrat surten-
dered their right and power and agreed to an
II they we're. swindled 1t was their own fault;
il they blundered they can blame nobody but
themsplyeg -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY.

Senator q. Fl. Ellis. Nineteenth District.
Union. Jackson and Lincoln-No. 222 Baronns
Hon. J. +. Means. of De Soto. No. North street.
street.
Hon. D. M. Self. of Sabine. No. North street,
hon. ). W. Sanditord, No Baronne street.
Bourbon street.
Hon. Il. Il. Smart, OF Vernon. No. 81 Bourbon
street.
Hon. II. g; Mitchell, No; 70 Cont! street.
senator hobeastsqn a q 81 Landry. Antolnes
Senator J. 4. Kelley. of Orleans o Corner aede of
Common and Claiborne streets.
Senator Grover. 122 Prytania street.
Senator Cornelius o Donnel. of Orleans, on
Chippewa street between Philip and First.
Hon. X. ID. Brtdger, Caldwell parish, st. James
HOTEL
Hon. James Briee. Bienville parish. st. james
Hon. W. W. Carless, Webster parish. St James
Hon. J. J. Duke. Claiborne parish. st. James
Hon. John Young, Claiborne parish, st. james
Hon. j. r. Stewart. Tensas parish. No. ais
Hon. J. M. Cressy. Of Orleans, All Marais
Hon Albert voorhies, of Orleans, 1ol Canal
Hon. Charles Il. Lea, of st. Helena. 1oe st
Charles street.
Hon. jules Aldige. of Orleans, 2n North RAM
Hon. j: NJ. Iamare. of Orleans, North Roman.
Hon. Henry Tremoulet. of Orleans. 90 Espla-
made street.
Hon. George Forester, Of Orleans. 1870 Ba-
Hon. I'd. W. Huntington Of Orleans. No. 7s
North Rampant street.
Hon Dslayens oas of Orleans Jourdan Ave-
Hon. Louis Leonbard, of Orleans. 81 Louisa
Hon. P. Fl. Toler of Richland parish. Is stop
ping at the St, james, room 16t.
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MARINE NEWS.
meeting.

PORT EADs Jan. s.-No arrivals or departures.
rainy.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Jan. s.-Arrived: British
via Havana. TO 9. J. Shepard & Co.
British steamship Kate Fawcett, at q. M,
Clarke master. Is days from Tyne. to Z. J. For
stalls Sons.
German bark Admiral Tegethoff, Mohrhusen
master. IS days from Bremerhaven. in ballast to
Ranger. Fatman Il Co.
British bark Nonautum, MeWhirter master.
81 days from Brest. for orders.
French bark Angeliaue, Burel master, "a days
from Havrr, with general cargo to Felix Larue.
Italian brig Cuore, Castellano master GO days
from Castillarumare. in ballast TO master.
British ship Quorn. Thompson master, 81
days from Liverpool. to master for orders.
No departures
Wind northeast. fresh. Weather thick. rainy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
CAPITAL NOTES.
THE SILVER ELL TO BE SIGNED by
THE PRESIDENT.
ADJUST ment of the spanish nnh Haytien
Difficulties.

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-To. days Republican
publishes paragraph, upon what 1t regards
as high authority. that the President will sign
the silver bill should i pass Congress. Tue
meas,ire me- demanded by the business interests oi
the country and majority Of the people of The
United States, and hence will cheeriully give 1t
his official sanction.
The difficulty between Spain and Hayti over a
Spanish subject convicted of incendiarism was
adjusted by The mediation OF the English Min
lstsr h9 Up bpabsn sber. haarn h tS
ish officers visited the President of the repub-
lie. The reports are not explicit as to what be-
came of the alleged incendiary
Gov. Shepherd fell on the ice in front of his
house. breaking his leg In two places above the
knee
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09

what tho real position Of things and that they
will now do thems elves what every so-ealed
reform Council has been afraid to do, viz:
Carry the question OF the city debt before the
courts.
IL the reform spirit really exists In our Legis~
lature 1t seems to me there ought to be any
how one member who would move TO press the
whole question before the courts aud not leave
to the people duty that does not properly
pertain to them. BRUTUS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
A wisconsin Fire
WAR NOTES.
TU RK EY.
The Ministerial Crisis Ayerted.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. s.--The threatened
mini terial crisis has baen averted.
The Notifications Of the Dard inelles are un-
d.rg ing inspection by the Secretary Of War.
Kaouf Pasna, alth Tough remaining in charge
OF the Ministry Of War at Constantinople has
been intrusted with supreme command of the
army IN Roumelia. Sueman PaShA returns to
the command OF an army corps. and Baker
Pasha of q division under Raouf Pashas orders.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
The California Election Contest.
Cincinnati Commercial.l

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Representative Spring-
er, of the COMMITTEES on y ectons has con-
cluded his report on the Wiggingt on Pacheco
contested case from California, which will be
adopted by d majority OF the full committee at
its next meeting. The report proposes to un-
seat Pacheco, who got his seat on prima facie
evidence OF election, having so been sustained
by decision OF the State court. by which this
case was tried. Springer's report throws out
enough votes to warrant the admittanee of the
Democrat tWiggingtoni By five votes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09

Some. idea Of the horrors of war may be-
gained from such paragraphs as the following,
which is taken from a late English paper: The
price Of human jaw at the seat of war In Bull
gar1a Is ten francs, more or less. 1t varies ac-
ness OF the teeth. In Paris the quotation is 50
per cent greater at wholesale rates. The CHASTITY
the teeth are extracted after heir arrival at the
city to which the jaws are consi xned"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
Important kilograms Between st. Peters
burg and London - The Porte
Ready to NEGOTIATE.

LONDON. Jan. s--The Post publishes the fol-
loving i IN a. Official % form: ,u Another Cabinet coun-
ptortant, interviews are being held telegraphic-
ally with St Petersburg.
The probabilities OF an armistice lessen
rather than increase, but 1t Is impossible to fore
see what any moment may bring forth.
An official telegram from Sehpka, Jan. G. re-
ceived at Constantinople. states that the weather
had been exchanged with the Russians. This
contradicts the Russian report thar Gen. Radet-
sky had crossed the Balkans through SchipLa
The Daily Telepaphs Vienna special says !:
England has informed the government of st.
Petersburg that she has no objection in princi-
mode proposed by Russia, but as regards the
terms OF peace. no new European programme
must be drawn up without the sanction of her
The Times, Bucharest dispatch says: Ice has
eased running in the Danube The river is
fr' zen over near Galatz. and it is expected to
freeze as lar as Simnitza Immediately.
The Athens correspondent of the Times states
that the calling out of the second class of re-
series, Sc. which has Just been ordered. will raise
the Greek army to $4,000 men. Uncertainty as
to the intention OF Great Britain paralyzes the
Greeks, but as long as the present Ministry re-
ike policy viii not b be ID defaitey adopted iot ""i
A st. Petersburg tspatch to the Times says !:
Hopes Of an armistice are, rapidly disappear
ing. The strict"st secresy Is maintained as to
the terms Russia would propose. 1t is said that
even the commandsr-in- chief Is not yet in
structed n this point.
The Times Vienna correspondent telegraphs
the following: 1t is announced from Constan- :
ttinople that the Porte has informed England Of
It's Ieadiness to enter into negotiations with
russia. but intimated that 1t did not think ne
eot,atlohs between the military commanders
as proposed by Russia suitable a much prefer
able method being negotiation through special
p!!enlpotentlaries. Pc! There are. however, formal
difficulties in the way of this proposal.
England Advises an ArmIstice.
LONDON, Jan. s.-England has advised Turkey
to negotiate an armistice direct with Russia
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09

We are indebted to Staub. corner Of Canal and
Exchange Alley. for the latest news. pictorial
weather. rain. mud and cold Notwithstanding
even the procession, we were yesterday visited
ny PUCK, Harpers Bazaar. Frank Leslies, the
picture papers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
The PRESIDENTIAL Controversy.

BALTIMORE, Jan. S.--A memorial was present.
|ed to-day in the Maryland House of Delegates by
Hon. Montgomery Blair which has excited e
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
MIsCELL
Another MoIlie Magulre to Swing.

AnOther M0IIie MasU1re To Swing.
PoTTsyILLE, Pa. Jan. s.--Dennis, alias Buck
eye Donnely, q notorious Molie Mcguire, was
sentenced to death this morning for the mur-
der of Me-. VIM. Sawyer. at Raven Run. Septem-
ber, 1876. He made q speech before being SEN
fenced, declaring his innocence Of the crime.
A Wisconsin Fire.
APPLETON. Wis, Jan. ga number Of busi-
ness houses burned. Loss s61 ,ooo
Philadelphia and the silver Question.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8-The Philadelphia
Board Of National Bank Presidents met yester-
day at the Clearing House to consider the reso-
lutions adopted ut the meeting Of the bankers In
New York. Saturday. relative to taking action
regarding the Bland silver bill, and after a
lengthy discussion referred the subject to the
Clearing-H House committee with power to act.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
Gen. Grant.

CAIRO, Jan. s.-Ex-P President Grant visited
the Khedive to-day
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
The Danube Frozen Solid.

LONDON. Jan. s.-A Bucharest dispatch SAYS
the river Danube is frozen sufficiently solid to
enable troops to cross.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09

=, LONDON, Jan. ga dispatch from Vienna says
the Servians have been severely defeated. and
that Kurschumli has been reoccupied.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09

New American Sewing Machine. iss Canal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
England ADVISES an Armistice
Defeat Of the seryians

LONDON Jan. s.-England has advised Turkey
o negotiate an armistice direct with Russia.