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New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
FUTURE or 4 SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
PROPOSED ATLANTIC. MISSISSIPPI, AND ONO RAIL
ROAD REORGAN.ZATIO:


ROAD REORGAS!ZATrO..
A second report to the holders of consoli-
dated bonds OF the Atlantic. Mississippi and OHIO Rail-
road company has been Issued IN England under date OF
January l6. 1879, by John Ccliinson. Mr. Collnson
ser several months in this country during ;he latter
rsrt ofls77 assisting in bringing about reorganiza
tion of the company.
The repcrl states that the earnings ana expenses from
June g. 1876 to September 80, 1871 were - follows:
cro-s revenne - 300 OG0 92 ordinary expenses, II
9q5 749 on leaving net revenue of tv09,3@I u Tie
extraordinary expenses for renewals ana iuTthrr
on.tructinu less the yalue OF the Old materials.
yvcre s2GG s87 O2 additional Ihe total liza,
hlities October /, 1877. were s1,l4l'2sl ana
tbcre vas a deficiency Of SGO7,-35. Between June -
Is7g and sertember 80. 1877 the receiver gad out w
addiion 10 fhe required FOR proper current eh-
,,enses S26G .S37 extraordinary r'neWas ahd CON
strucfiouz: back labor, SsO715; back taxes, Sl3o'|
sc.ur.d dAt- supplies al ,ZO9. During TIC same
,,u,e The deficit m t1 meet liabilities re-
duced S26s 522 leaving the deficit s6O7.s3).
1, A. nrnppscd 20 consolidate the Auautic N'ssisslip
aud ohio Which Is 4OS miles long. win the East Ten
ncss.e Virginia and Georgia Rairoad 212 miles long
srrmiog The shortest and Ucarlv direct route irou
Norfolk on the Atlantic Ocean, 10 Memphis
on t, Mississippi River The iioudhoiaer Comni, tee
~ ne Atlantic Mississippi. ana ONO ste'e ihat thcy
bo secured the services Of H. 4 v Post OF the nrn OF
Perkins viug.t .t0u, Post IL Co, of this cy TO act a'
fhcr AGENT IN this country IN regard 10 the rrOcsedinE
fr foreclosure and .ruoiOn Oi the company Ar
Prrua of the same g Is one OF the receivers OF th'
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
OTHER FIRES IN THIS CITY.

Fire was discovered on the second-iioor OF the
four-sfory building Pine and Pesri-t' occupieu y!
George Nesbitt Co., printers. about s'oo ~, S
terday. The loss to the building Is estima'ed
aud 70 ths stock at So cOo both fully covered by nsu
rance. 4, 49, .,ro-
fire broke ont early Yesterday morning IN the Two
story frame building at No So Allent owned anu oc.
CAPPED Us a stable by John PreEn. Jhe ouldins "as
uninsured. and damaged 5000.
The furniture in the room OF Levi Domlnay, on the top
floor OF the fye-stOry brick enementhouse No I'D
Broome-st, took nrc last night from some uhSh9Sp r y
cause and damaged 10 the extent OF S1V' iHe
building damaged 300. ,
The losses In the rattan factory OF solomon oureu
in East third-s. Monday night are larger
first reported but have not yet been deteriheu az
curately. Assistant Fire-Marshal Orr Will Desn AL III
yestigaiion this morning
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
&C pIr,h. conll.ion car,s Of death.
NaD.e.
Tne 1nlll nu.nDcr Of suicides wal. lls. as follows:
MIR. BLUNT GIVES WAY TO HIS FEELINGS.
The recent action of the commissioners for

licensing sailors boardinghouses In dspacng Commits
soner Blunt from the presidency has called forth sharp
language from him. on Friday he sent his resignation
a. member to the commissioners, and also 70 the Ma
uc society which he represents The letter sent 10 the
commissioners returned to Mr. Blunt with recon-
incubation from the secretary that it he seut TO the Ma
rire society This action the part OF the secretary
caused Mr. Blunt characterize him "a an 'mpeitinerl
nanny" and he stated yesterday thai he had Gent word
hack lie wanted OF ms CratuitOuS importi-
ucnce" lie added that ,be hill which hc prepared FOR
action by TIE Legaturc 20 reOr@anile the board, would
ave Cautays Wilson aud Duncan and himself as the
board ana they being old sailors were better quail
FED 10 act such board than any one else was. He
license 10 a Keeper Of a clearinghouse because he sold
auor rs interfering with the laws OF the SAC.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
THE BURNED CITY OF DALLAS.
PREPARATIONS TO RAISE The YEssEL-rHE EXTENT
OF THE DAMAGE YET USSNowN.

OF THE DAMAGE YET UNKNOWN.
The steamship City of Dallas lay submerged
st her pier yesterday and crowds OF people were at
tr,cted 70 the scene. The Coast WrcckiDg Com
pary's steamer Relief came alongside about noon,
and CAPTAIN Merritt began 10 make immediate
preparations for raising her The fire was ap-
pareptly confined 70 the cotton, and burned the
interior OF the vessel smidsps only Every stateroom
was completely burned out, and what the fire did not
destroy ia the CAPTAINS stolen few articles
NJ clo,bre only were saved by Of the officers Cap
tain Hines said that his htted up lu1urousy
because IL was his only home; chronometer worth
$500 an anerold barometer, and two reyolvers were
solen from IT, Several handsome paintings hts charts
nd fc room furniture destroyed by the IRE Tie
saloon and statesrOOws had recently been Handsomely
fitted and new carpets aid. ,, T., =, .
Captain Hines thought that the Gre had been IN Tue
hold severa DAYS and that the matches were
opened the fires spread This fact was Indicated from
number Of rats having been seen stOuhu te s n m
sun0caf.on. 10 was considered fortunate that there
WAS no tar OF tuTPcntlne on board az II such
hid been the case. the nIe WodIi nave DccA
disasfros,s 10 the pier and the shipping near
by Tue vessel lies IN about twenty-five ieet
az water and as there holes ia TIE hul II II
Capaiu Merritt started bis pumps ~ work yesterday
afternoon after sending diver down ana stopping hp
the batches. and a. expects 10 nave hei aoa' soe e
The vessel is insured for about $4,000 in foreign
companies the agents refused TO ave ihe coz,
pauics or amounts. The cargo consisted OF 4oy
bales 81 cotton and eighty packages 81 Lay ana
mutt which partially INJURED lts yage % was anoei
$50 600 TuftiC a Wax hrd owned about lV5 bdies OF
eoifop valued af SO bale, which was partially 10
sned In the Commercial Mutual. Only FORT Dae :
f the above nad bee taken out OF the vessel ABOUT lJO
bass had been talk sn out altogether. Earle Perkins
owned twenty.Onc bales. which were NuO'y lhsuItu
and stiil In the vessel TIE vessel cost .'ou.
Known IL pcssibic 70 estimate the cost 0i repairs
Use saloon furniture IS almost euliieD ues1oSeu ~
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
RECKLESS BLASTING.
HOUSE IN nA,LKM DAMAGED $1,000 ny An TX
rInSID..


rLOstOS.
Mrs. William Young, yesterday afternoon,
was quietly sewing on the second floor Of her residence
iouf.ory font house at No6J East one-hundred
andtwenty-thirls In the adjoining lot ON the north
west corner OF Fourhaye, laborers were engaged IN
blasting Suddenly Mrs. Young heard loud report aud
was thrown TO the floor 10y heavy shock Mrs. founs
esc Edcd the stars and reaching The frOnt patlor
found that large fragment Of rock had penetrated the
wall i,llDg lie with bricks and mortar, damaging
the piano mirrors and furniture 10 the extent Of 800
The hole IN the wall measured about six ieet ~ three
feet and The rock probably over ton IN weight III
had struck the wall and then dropped on
the beneath Six of the laborers, Edward Ennis Pat
rick Lynch Patrick Connell Patrick sullivan, and I'd
ward lite arrested but Patrick Donohuc the CON
tractor aud Patrick McCloskey. the forrIan, had fed
The prisoners who professed 10 know little about the
occurrence were committed for examination by
Justice Wheeler. He alsO directed warrants To be sied
for arrest OF the contractor ard foreman The acct
dent il supposed TO have been caused by premature
discharge. No injured. Dono1ue the contslc-
tor been arrested before for reekesHess III blasting
olfY
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
coon cAusE TO b MISSING.
ANOTHER CONGRESS OF BEAUTY AND CULTURE

ANOTHER CONGRESS OF BEAUTY AND COLie"e
AT MR. HrrcHcoCEs OFFICE.
The scene of Monday on the second noor oi
No. 10 Cortlandtst, at the Office oil d. W. hI'.n0
,ate manager Of the "CongIess Of Beauty ana Cauie
described in yesterdays TRIBUNE was repeateu 'oe'
day large number OF the women VINO nao oeen VI
exhibition gathered at the Office door early III 'he ~
ing They found il closed and barred however ahd
prned sign IN, ked on one Of the panels bore the
inc iuscrintion Closed in consequence OF death IN
,hs fam,lvr The Young women determined 10 remain
in the hall rather than one OF the girls saul
Mr. Hitchcock the satisfaction OF tHihkins 'H"'
we have rclinquished all hopes oil procuring our
money" Several present procured p'ioNs
and pieces OF board with which they unpFoused
,is .ear. for the women Seated upon these benches
aud on the upper stairs, the angry women Pis
their indignation and passed away tne , e seet BS
and By" Ibis was interrupted at one time oy the ~
pearanee of one OF the female s ittce done
stood upcn oae of the improysed benches aud, ater
,e ple.y ~ "a re few words in reference 10 what she
called Hitchcoeks viliianny during "nIcn cue f,d
the lines: Heaven hath rage like love To hdIieo
,nraed nr nor hell fry like a woman seorned" Then
she was informed that the sufferers wouia SnIs ~
without any further remarks irom ner zee re'Heu Va
vera of the women called at the Mayors Office about
o'clock hoping 10 gain redress. They were referred to
the Fir pstrct Court where they informed that
they would have TO make complaint IN the disel cur
the district wherein Hitchcock had his residence. TINS
they had almost concluded TO do when returning 70 te
Corflandt-st. office, they met a. W: SAWYER OF iIe
sawyer family of bell ringers, who claims <l3o iroi pr
Hitchcock. MIR Sawyer stated that he had been t1,d
at GlmOros Gardeu during the morning tat hr iiiteh
cock had In his possession o the weeks receipts roOaoy
s17Oo. lie suggested that al TO whom Mr ~
owed II Ouey should meet at No 10 Cortlandt-st thls
morning and proceed n hody 10 the Noinan- ffoee
tive Association, No 3o BieeeAersl, ana Jay 'neli @
claims before that organization. THIS suggestion nrt
with general approval. Mr. Sawyer sent notice OF lhls
plan, yesterday, 70 all to whom Mr. Hitchcock was
known bc indebted
LOUIS kaufman, Mr.. iiiehcoeks treasurer, received
teecapbic dlspatc dated at Washington, from tie abb
sent manager. yesterday morning Which ulrecta SI'
Kaufman to do the best he could III the matter ahu eie
graph the result
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
THE POSTAL CONGRESS APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The Post Office De-
partmont is Informed through diplomatic sources that
the next International Postal Convention has been fixed
TO take place Paris the first OF May next Among
the matters serious importance TO be considered by this
convention number Of amendments to the Postal
Union Treaty OF Bcrne. The questions OF mail transit
and also OF General International Postal Money Order
Union will be topics considered by the convention.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
THE BROOKLYN ALDERMEN.
HOW PRESIDENT FISHERS ELECTION l. REGARDED.
Alderman Fishers election Monday to the

presidency of the Brooklyn Common Council by Demo
cratic votes. the occasion OF considerable discussion
ari comment BROOKLYN political circles yesterday
Tue statement that choice Of Mr. Fisher the re-
suit OF n bargain emphatically denied by Nr.
Fisher Linsclf He said that he had made no
promises TO the Democrats who bad voted for him
4. 10 the criticism tEat he voted for himself he re-
,.artsd that he considered this justabe, naSmuch
~ Democratic caucus nominee. Alderman Black. had
yoed for him. Ar Fisher said that he would endeavor
to ye an equal representation 10 eaeA party M masking
NJ the standing committees.
Alderman Ormsbee (Dem), who refused 10 vote for
Fish.r -touy asserted that there tOb' In the
matter and that the Democrats had deserted their prin
Cples In voting a Republican. lie said that he heard
cy- Fire Commissioner Mclaughlin say Monday that
Fisher was BE- elected in pursuance of an agreement
that the u, mocrats should have majority in twohirds
~ he committees.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
A DESPERATE LOVER.

Francis Coleman, clerk at No. 63 Carmne-
a., had been paying attention to a young lady living AZ
So 34g East Thirty yhrst-s, but Of quarrel,
had been requested TO discontinue his vs!ts lie per-
.s,ed in annoying the girl. however. and the a'sis
tance Of James Cartright, grocer living in tue
same house, was sought. Coleman called last
srani,s ana was ordered from the house by
Carr III Coleman returned, and when the door
was closed upon him. drew areyover and hred a shot
rigbt saw Coleman comDg down the street with re-
yoyer in his hand. He got behind him. pinoned hts
arms, and had him arrested
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
SHOT BY BURGLARS.
TIE CRIMINALS ESCAPE, AFTER FIRING AT TWO
PERSONS. INJURING ONE SEVERELY.
As Thomas Malone age nineteen, employed


As Thomas Malone, age nineteen, employed
as clerk the furnishing goods store OF Louis A. Owen
at No $50 Thrdave., entering his room the
ond floor Of the same building last night he discovered
~ o men in the act CT riding the bureau drawers.
Upon seeing Malone, one OF the men dew "a
ryo er and fred the ball str king Malone In the upper
lip and passing out through the right cheek shattclng
iawbJne The man then ran down stairs, while his
eompanion jumped from the window 10 the sidewalk
aud ran up Thir-aye. Officer MAR OF the Twentyfrst
Precinct gave chase At Thirtyseyenth ST. AMI Third
ave the urned and fired two shots at the Of
GER drew his revolver and fired shot Both OF
the men escaped. Malone attended by Dr. Bruce at
the Thiryfth street Staton-house, and cared for
By his friends. The surgeon pronounced the wound
serious and allowed 10 see the injured man.
lie able TO give any description OF his assail.
ants. The burglars had packed up all the clothing and
valuable property the when surprised by Malone.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
AMERICAN ART AT PARIS.

Commissioner Mccormick, at the suggestion
OF the ADVISORY AIT Committee has appointed C. T. Det-
mold and August st. Gaudeas, who now in Paris, n
committee 10 pass upon works Of American artists resi-
abroad who may desire 10 contribute TO the Amcri-
can exhibit Mr. Mccormick says that oneeighth Of the
entire space allotted TO this country has been set aside
for the art exhibit.
Tae ship supply began taking In her yesterday.
IL thought that IL VIII be necessary TO ask the Govern
eut for another ship order to carry all the exhibits.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
TRIAL OF EXPRESS FoRGERs.

CArsKILL, Feb. 19.-The express forgers,
wm II. Lyman and John @. Hogan, plead guilty TO the
charge OF forgery IN the third degree, and
fenced to four and nine months in Clinton Prison
by Judge Osborn, this afternoon. John H. Freleigh,
another of the party turned states evidence and was
released on his own recognzance, but Immediately
arrested by officer from Canada reqrsItion upon
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
TIE KILLING OF GEORGE MILLER.

CorOrer Crane began an inquest, at Hoboken.
last evening, in the Of George Miller who killed
with hatehet in the stables OF the Hudson County
Horse Railroad Company, at Unon Hill, Saturday after
noon, by Henry Hcndreeh The superintendent OF the
stables testified that the two had always been upon
the most friendly terms. II Is alleged that Miers life
might have been saved by proper bandagng the femora
artery having been severed.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
REQUESTS TO TWO DEPARTMENTS

The Aldermen, yesterday, requested the
Board Of Education take secure the right
Of admission 10 the free colleges ali children OF resi-
dents OF this city, whether graduated al the public
schools or not There has been much complaint. the
part citizens who prefer giving their children primary
instruction private institutions, that their children
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20

aames Al the time OF the explosion. the tank, wnlen
had capacity OF 6000 barrels, va little less .n1
halt full The tank new one, ave "as & nno The
by the Standard OIL COMPANY af cost OF r21VO; o
entire loss by the fire esiimsted al between *'o"0
and $4,000. There was DO Insurance..
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
MINOR FIRES.
AT BosroN-LOss $4,000.

Bosroy. Feb. ia fire this morning dam
aged A. r Wentworth's building Nos. IL and l3 Haw-
kins-st TO the amount of $1,000; partially ihsurru'
Tho occunan,s we're W. W. Humpage, patterD-maker'
who Ioscs SI 500 and Cnrrier Awl, cabnei-InakeIs'
whose los. is $500 The Insurance on GGn aiso
loses $4,000 which partially covered by insurance
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
A TEMPERANCE TRIUMPH.

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Feb. 10. - VIM. c. j.
Hall, temperance candidate. has been elected Excise
Commissioner b. amajorty Of III: This gives q ma
iorty of one against licenses the Excise Board OF the
Town Of Ellicott Nineteen hundred votes were poled
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
,rwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 90 1873.

mission TO the Normal College and the College of tne
City OF New-York because they had NOT Deen Krauueo
The superintendent Of BUILDINGS was directed to re-
port az 10 the safety building occupied by he
fist Regiment an armory.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
on SIATEN ISLAND.

A fire broke out early yesterday morning in
.be story brick dwelling mouse owned and occupied
by Michael Dalton on the FingeyBoard road, Clifton
Staten Island The dwelling with most q iis S9heh;s
was DESTROYED The loss on furniture and dwelling Il
- 600 insured in the WatertOwn INSURANCE Company
frrS
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
cFNTEyARIANs AND SUICIDES.

STATISTICS, FROM LAST YEARS DEATH RECORDS.
DR.. Nagle, the Deputy Register of Records of
the Boarn OF Health has compiled the following sta;is
Tie, OF the deaths OF centenarans and by suicide last
year persons died at or over the age OF 100 years
as follows:
Mana. Age Birth. Condition Cause of death.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
AT NEW BEDFoRD-Loss $4,000.

NEw-BEDFoRD, Mass, Feb. ia fire yes
teray in the clothing OF liam Sanders dam
aged the stock to the amount of $4,000 insurance
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
AnaouncementA
F.. HOWARD g. Co.

ARE THE PIONEER wATcHM.KEzs
OF this country experience Of nearly tiry yezn
an, warrnt them in asserting the Howard Na- as TIE
bes in the In purchasing watch be sure AID ea
ne into their merits.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
HOME NEWS
rHKHMonErKR YESTERDAY AT nuDrUrA no
2Is BROADWAY.
PROMINENT ARRIvALa

sau. 49, xoop 20, So M 81. NidushS 2S''
Highest during the dav 31s LcweL i5t
Average 22JS Same DAY. 1871 3o6.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
1sTIc FrRNITrRE-LATEST STYLES

A RTISTIC URNITURE=LATESIS SIfLES
~ AT POPULAR PRICES.
WARREN WARD & Co. cor sprlng and eresor 1s.@
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. weakness
~ Of the organs Of Geaerauon 6c speed.y ard rsnea
sores are usually SUFFICIENT Price 81 per box Sr o"ts> -
send Tor crcuar. Prepared by WINChEsiSn q W,
Chemists SO JohE- st. New fork.
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF tae
- Generstye organs radically aud speecy Sure- -
hour, Sto3. HENRY 4. DASlELs NJ d. lts Let1s.1-..
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20

Hotel Brunsrick-C Count de Suzannet, Secretary OF
the French Legation at Warrington Houss-Co
one Robert O. Ingersor of Illinois JsH.1s Ms<vT ~
McPherson, Of New Jersey ard hopert w
Mackey OF Pennsyly ANA -. 81. Neholds Hotst-ExCon
gressman w H. tpson Of Ohio St naais Host.Judse
Syracuse ..Gissy HOusesamuel l. CeInens Of Hartford
-. PTth Arenu> Hote-HeDry g. Parker Of Boston
RossnioYs Hotsl-Lieutenant Commander Read, T. s. N
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
RUSSIA AND THE CONGRESS.
THE HuNGARIANs PLEASED.

TEsIHf Ictsu1yt KeD. 15, I5I5.
NJ. Tisza, chief of the Ministry, made a state
ment in The Diet to-day, identical with that Of Prince
Auersperg in the Reichsrafh. Tho declaration re.
ceiyed with applause.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
,urrs n1-pvrn IN PENNSYLVANIA.
MILLS Do KNFD " I1-'-'o II
CHESTER. Penn, Feb. 19.-Daniel Lees

cotton and wooden mills, al Leipersyie two miles iioh
this city were totally destroyed by FIRE this afternoon
IGss s}5 600; insured Philadelphia companies or
Sl5.OOO.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
THE wAsHINGTON-sQUARE ARMORY

TNDIGSATIoS OF TIE RESIDENTS ABOUT The PARK
livery POSSIBLE MEANS TO BE USED TO DE-
FEAT The PROJECT.
The residents about Washington square are
very indignant what they consider the shabby treat
meut OF themselves and their protests TO the municipal
authorities against the proposed erection OF an srnoy
In their park II c. Chapman. ono OF the sgners OF the
announcement published in The TRIBUNE OF yesterday
declaring that an earnest appeal - the Legislature
would be made said that all other means legal political
and sentimental wOad he brought 70 bear 10 defeat he
project ore after another, he affirmed, tae cry parks
so1Sr SS Se1i cd5 not b. sa%td cear Psrt sef would
be attacked Tho opposition TO the arnory arose
deuts bat also from the poor people Who enjoyed te
square in Summer The poor would suffer most ior the
petition il again circulating among the physicians OF
the city, and II Is proPosed 70 h9ld eA
opinion Meetings of the general public are also con-
tempa,ed T. r. Robin.op. another q the sapseIiDeIs
aturc would suufy Itself by passing the proposed Di
because Il had been expressly stipuiaied' Mhen .Ie
should not be invaded IN this way II ne nit, ever
reached tins Legs ,ture, Il was certain, ne tnough %
men representing the district In which the squares -
Alderman Norris presented 70 the Board OF Aldermen
Yesterday a protest OF TIE Workna1nens Association Of
the Fiteenth Ward against the uss ssof"ashngtohsqaare OF
meeting OF the property owners held last even
ing James Morrison the chairman sad that the sud
an determined effort OF tie officers 81 the National
uard 10 erect a; the expense OF the city, aTge arory
IN Washiastou-square would. II successful, prve the
near residents large portion OF the present IL creation
groand william H. Vanderbilt. lie asserted, had caused
the REJECTION of the reservoir at Fory-secoDdst rs
sife for the arInory Mr.. Vanderbilt wanted park 10
b. made the present -te In which ne had pro missed TO
erect the Egyptian obeiisk on IT'S arryel In TINS
country Other addresses were made, urging
mat every possible effort should be made 10
prevent any encrschmcnt upon the park. II was
ursed tkat I1mpkus-qu1rs property Wcud nc en-
HANGED n the arln1y but in that square. Ire un
used market the cart side at the loot oT Eighteenth
81 ard the Manhattan Market the West side were
suggested a. good places Tor armory. t was decided
To- hoda mass meeting soon in Cooper Institute, 10 ex-
press opposition the proposed used OF Washington
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20

A Sunday y-school boy, upon being asked what
made the tower OF Pisa lean, replied, Because Of the
famine IN the land"
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20

LONDON. Tuesday. Feb. 10, 1873.
The Telegraph believes that Prince Gortscha-
ko has attached TO unreasonable conditions - Bis ~
surance that the Russians will not oecupy Gaipol
CFor other Foreign He,rs zee Fira Pag<i
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
LATEST FOREIGy NEWS.

RUSSIA CONCENTRATING A GREAT ARMY.
LONDON, Wednesday. Feb. 10, 1873.
The Berlin correspondent of The Times
states that the russians concentrating 100000 men
in Roumania. This occasions much comment In Austria
RUSSIA AND THE CONGRESS.
LONDON, Wednesday, Feb. 20, ls7A
The TelegrapFs Vienna correspondent says
difficulty has arisen relative the date OF the eonvoes-
ton OF the congress Prince Gortschako6 considers thas
preliminary tre..y OF peace should be nrst signed
Austria objects TO Russia being able present treaty
as an accomplished fact.