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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-16
THE STATE OVER.

1fapis (omig Statesman one Aus
tia business house has put sAu wv ~
bank in tho last four months Tile
Capitol loo company ~ making arrange
ments 10 manufacture double the guam
lity of Ice tho coming season mat II
could ast,-'rhe civil docket IN the
federal court promises TO be very llghl
this aeaaon, and the lawyers are not
happy There seems TO be- a general
shrinkago in litigation ~ well ~ ~
everything else, lit Is to be hoped
that the postollice building will be well
advanced towards completion 10y the
time the legislature meets next Jan
uary,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Friday night
of last week, Luthert Boggecs son OF J.
II. Bopges of 81, DO was shot ana IN
stanty killed by young man named
Kember---Trayclers coming rom
black waxy, down in Grayson county
draw sigh of relief when they reach
Cook county, whore there Is not So
much of the abominable mud We are
informed that there are eight mule can.
casses stuck in the mud five miles this
side Of sherman, in the Reed lane
On last Tuesday morning, the prisoners
in the iron cage six IN number made
good their escape, They sawed or cut
through the solid iron plate in the top
Of the cage .one-lourth Of an inch aud
by saving out the CRATES in the back
window through which they escaped.
| There were two sentiuels on duty withs
in the walls at the time.
Jahusop Cnutg- Chronicle; Houses
To rent are in demand A room can
not be vacated before it sbe.poken for
successor Squire, Xix married "a
girl aud boy, Brown and johnson, both
Of Hill county. The girl appeared to
be about Is, and the boy of like lougey
District court adjourned The
jaI cases were all disposed ot-tried or
continued on affidavit But the
civil docket was not reduced anything
II speak oi.-Within the memory OF
the oldest inhablaut, the roads nave
never been SO bad the mud so univer-
sal and so deep 1t is difficult to get
around even on horseback. Mr.,
Dmghcrty, mentioned 10y us some
weeks since Ms having been taken from
this county to Nebraska and tried Tor
some crime, has returned to our town.
lIe was acquitted of the charge. lie
SAYS there is q good deal OF Texas fever
in Nebraska
Wise C0hug Tribune The huan.
cial report OF the county commissioners
make pretty fair showing as to the
condition of the county finances, and
clearly indicates that sometime in the
near future the county will be out o.
debt. The commissioners court ac'
ccpted the resignation of j. l., Ruckel
"a constable 'oi precinct No. | and ap
pointed W S. Keel, i'll his stead for hi
unexpired term They are coming
from all parts of the world and the city
s.tull of them--strangers All ofwhcl
indicates that the town and county il
rapidly building up Vacant house
are eagerly sought for, now, but Their,
is none to be had. There is not
vacant house in the city. wer
shown by Colonel Booth fine speci
men of focal, which many pronounc
to be camel coal 1t was taken from
vein recently discovered, about tw
miles from Decatur. The vein is re
ported to be about five feet thick and
so far as prospected, has shown to b
over two hundred feet wide.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-16

Tue report of the department of agri.
culture presents many interesting sta
tls'lcs relative to the importation of
coffee into the United Statcs-amouni,
ing for the year 1876 to 500, 7SQ BAG
pounds, and costing the people of this
country 500, 7SS, 997-and thcpossibility
and advisability OF introducing here the
cultivation of the coffee plant, The de.
partment proposes to make further iu>
vestigation of the subject, and requests
information and suggestions as to the
condition of the soil and climate essen.
tial to the growth of the plant. and its
special odaptObility to certain portions
OF the Union. Experiments in coffee
culture have already been somewhat
successfully made in Lower California,
Florida an d Texas.
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oRDINAMCHl.



street, rom Nam street 10 EimStrect,
BE II ordained by the City Council of the
city OF Dallas.
Section l. That Martin street, Murphy
street and Field street, from Main street ON
the south to Elm street on tn north be and
the same are hereby established as streets
and tina proceedings necessary for the omen
Ing OF tho same are hereby ordered.
Sec. =. The Mayor, city Engineer and CITY
Secretary arc hOrC,y o,dered To proceed IN
provided in section lGS aud Succt edIns sec.
lions Of chapter lN of city charter, to p,I-
fOrm their respective duties for the opening
of snid streets.
see. 3. The private property necessary to
no condemned for use In opening said streets
shall ne paid Tor ny special assessments rs
provided for In section .67 and another sec
ton OF chapter TX of charter of city.
Nee. 4. said streets are 10 ho opened az
prayed for In petitions OF citizens, Martin
street and Murphy street To be of tie width
of 1901 feet, and ON n line with that portion
OF snid streets lying between Commerce and
Main strceta, and u continuance of the same
See. .. Field street shall begin al "A poInt
ON the north side OF Main street llgIs feel
west OF tue alley at Leonards Southeast
corner; thence west 80 feet, thence north luO
feet To Elm street; thence east ~ feet along
south side ui Elm street to said Leonards
n rthe st corner thence south 40 feet to be
ginning.
See. d. The said streets a.e +, be p,id for
10y SPECIAL assessments, End the general fund
Of the city IN not Tn be used for Ihe purnoss.
Sec. I. The requirements OF city charter To-
be strictly complied with In opening said
streets. '
See. S. That this ordinance 20 into et,sct
from and after Its pas age.
Approved December -, 1877.
W. l.. CABELIi, Mayor.
j. II. HEREFORD, sec'y. dec2 IDIOT
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Progress In the sou,h,

Columbus, Georgia, Enquirer. Con.
trast the two sections, and il peace. law,
and harmony are tests of enlighten.
ment, the south has better claims to
the term. The ex.confederates will
bear comparison with aay country in
point OF advancement in all that makes
a people happy and prosperous. Since
the late revolution the south has de>
yeloped free labor, utilized 1t, aud,
against the influence of combined
northern republican influence, made il
efficient and reliable
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AninnisI,inr nnnnn..

III IL the duty ofevery person who has used
Blschee's herman syrup to let Its wonder.
lul qualities be known To their friends In
curing consumption, severe coughs, Group,
asthma, pneumonia, and In tact all throat
ana lung diseases, No person can use IL
without immedtate relief Three doses viii
relieve any case, and we consider IL the duty
o! MI druggists To commend it to the poor
dying consumptlve, at least to try one bottle
as 1000 bot ties We're sold last year, aud no
ono case wher. II failed was reported. such
q medicine ~ the German syrup cannot be
too widely known. Ask your druggist
about IL, sample bottles to Try, sold al ten
cents. Regular size, seventy cents. For
sale by all druggists. dlw.Wit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-16

"TnE bridegroom comcth not" This
was tho cry that made IN eXpectanl
bride swoon and postpone wedding
ceremony which was to have been per,
formed in the Lutheran Evangelical
church in lloboken, New York. 1T is
said that the mother of Frederick Agota,
the missing link, - had him closely un,
der lock and key, in her house in
Meadow street, in that town, The
cruelty disappointed Miss Duhrkoop
should be congratulated instead OF
being condolcd with, What Il mother.
in'law--as well as what husband-sho
has escaped
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger a view of the grand
csI scenery, finest agricultural district Gnu
great grazing grounds of the West.
Ats passenger and freight trains are SUI.
passed by none in the State. Pull manF
tAlace Drawing Room and sleeping Can
IeaSe ST. Louis daily via the NJ, X. * j. ~
at .. m; Hannibal at 10 Il. III. and Sedalla
81 o.z6 p' m, running through to DenlsOni
Snelnan, DALLAS, Hearne, Austin ana bOur
oon without change Connection Is also mHds
az sherman with the Texas and Pacific ran
WAY Tor The above named points.
=, ne connections OF this Road with the NJ,
~. ~ Il at Denison for IT. Louis, HRnnloai,
Shieagoo, Fort Scott, Kansas City and gu
Polhls North and East; with The Texas q Pa
INC at sherman for 1T, Louis, Cairo, Mem,
PnlS, anu all points East and southeast, ana
az houston with the a., II. A ). \ Tor san
antonio, the g., IL. u II. Tor Galveston the
n heAhs new Orleans Railway for BusumOns
I,itahse, ETC., the Morgan anu Mallory steam
sui ior 81 points on the Gull and Atlanuc
G1dsts, ana the Liverpool x Texas Steamship
Llne 10 Liverpool, H2Vre and other EURO
pean cities are perfect, while its freedom
a i,.i uust ana heat OH account OF the maine
vi the SOL and the open prairie country over
when IL passes, with It's cooling sea Ulet4t,
peasant scenery of broad praiIies, bcautliul
Stoves, wen cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
5ilaIl Efaln, and fruits, render IL especially
u,e ssle and advantas eous to travellers ana
nippers In preference TO others,
St, Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
Yep. saturday. at 900 p. M, Houston
ooo y. a., Hearne at 2:25 y. M, Dallas 80 b.
ln' anu Denlson at HIS a, IN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-16

Mn w. X. SULLIVAN, city editor of
the Chicago journal, writes long and
interesting letter to his paper from
Texas, 1t is very fair document
Statistical, chronological and historical
facts bristle all over it, and some theo.
ries are drawn which are reasonable. Mr.
S. says Texas is irretrievably democrat,
ic, but as the Bourbon element is woe,
fully in the minority argues that there
is not much cause for regret in the cir,
cumstance. People with energy and
say, ten thousand dollars, may 70 to
Texas, but impecunious or lazy people
had better stay at home. lie saw,some
republicans here, and strange TO say,
they rote as they please, and are not mails
treated. He says we have as much law
and order here as in any of the states,
and no more than our fair proportion of
the severse. Altogether Mr.. S. has
writ" fairly of us -"
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BE it ordained by the City Council of the

BE 1t ordained by the City Council OF the
CITY Of Dallas:
Section |. That IL shall be the duty of the
city Engineer, In connection with the
Health OmCer, and they are hereby REQUIRED
Immediately To establish, outside OF the city
llmlIsi AZ thtJ may deem best or least likely
10 annoy or interfere with any neighbour
hood, place OF deposit, where MI filth, dead
c0fchssts' ma ali manner Of puhid or un-
oean matter that might jeOpardize the
health OF the public shall De carried, left aud
buried That tho CITY Engineer and Health
officer shall make II written repOrt TO the
Mayor OF the place or places SO selected hy
Them. Ihat upon the approval OF said re-.
port, II satisfactory arrangements can be
MADE Win the party or parties owning the
lands upon which snid burial places are TO
be established, the MAY or shall forthwith
order the City Marshal ana City Engineer
10 dig, or cause TO be dug, ut the points esig-
mated therefor, sufficient p or pits tor the
reception ana burial OF nj dead animals
and carcasses OF every kind, ali manner OF
filth and corruption.
Sec :. That upon the establishment of
such place or places of deposit the CitlZens
shall be duly notified there Il by the MAYOR.
ana Al.er publication OF said notice, th5 cit
liens or residents OF the city shall be i,ulir-
eA to move, without DELAY, an oareas es and
all mahHef OF iitn ana cor upton, deCaylny
or pulrld matter or anything that womb
Jeopaldize pubic health hat may be or ac.
ou'hu i've uP"II MS Htr OF Ihvlr promises; or
Which he, she or they may own, and 10 carry
ana deposit the same at tn place hereby eS-
t7bllshed, OF to be established.
Sec. ., Every owner or keeper of any an
lmal which shall die within the limits Of the
city, shall tOrwith remove, or cause TO b, re-
moved, the dead carcass I ereof out OF the
city or to the place designated by the Health
Olilcer Tor such purpose, and there deposit
the same, or cause 1t TO be done nj his or her
own expense and for failure or refusal to
comply wi h the provisions of this section,
such owner or Keeper hall he fined not less
man S one n rn more IMAM twenty-five dollars.
Sec. That this ordinance 20 into effect
from and aft its publication,
Affirmed November 20, 1877.
At'ess: W. l.. CABELL,
o. d. iEhtFohD' Mayor.
SeCTethS. deC29.lOt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-16

IL the Texas and Pacific bill passes
congress there are three points on the
line which will attract the attention of
the world Dallas, where the rond
touches the other great road of the
state and its connections, forming the
railroad system of the southwest, and
the most considerable city near its
eastern base; I'll Paso, whore the route
crosses the Rio Grandc, and where it
viii connect with the rail routes of New
Mexico, Colorado and the territories
and the other will be its western terms
mus at San Diego, California All of
these places will become very important
points, and now look forward to the fate
OF the bill with intense interest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-16

IT'S said of the little nocturnal pest, the
hed.hug, that at "nest- hidins" he excels
beecher; rs sucker no superior to the Gun.
ping pump, while he equais Lydia Thoni b.
son ~ "dr0wtng" IL Ia rather strange that
they refuse tho blood of II lady who has the
mysteries, OF VINO In Frustrated with any
shronIo female complaint. Now it strikea
US that all ladies, who are afflicted as above
Indicated, should at once resort tn the uss OF
thltwundertui tomato medine known Eng
hsh Female Bitters,an can be cured of tnt ~
lennie troubles, that they may furnish good
wholesome Olooi-iOOd 10 the poor starving
Oed-bugs. Fuil particulars can DO had Ot
Common ~ Walker Had Or howell, Mt Dat
las. tlIanXl.S,sJt
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4aiIg @erala,

fHH DAlLY hHHALpiH published every
morning, except on Monday, ~ 80 pc
annnn IN advance postage prepaid OF
~ cents per week delivered ~ no olly'
ADyKRTIanIHg HATtsi Une square lion lines
nnnpnfnill one time VI no. nlnil huhsflnenl
Insertion, ~ cents hpenlhl fainA inl Wrrh}
monthly and yearly 'alyelllaolh'
TINS WEEKLY HEuALp ~ published every
Saturday nO raj Agnt VI lO per.yoAr, post
age prepaid,
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after no recovered, retired from the
desperate business, and went home
cured OF hsamost unoonquemhle aver
sion for men with plug hats A. ! IN
iimated before, most Of the killing IN
Texas is the result Of mloon bgnwls-,,al
least in the cities. boIicyr this is also
true OF place named Chicago,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-16

TuE CouicrJounai closes nm able ori
Gle on the Texas and Pacific hill, now
pending in congress-, with this sentence
II will be perceived that the charges
OF the Huntington organs that "lom
Scott wants S5OOOO,OOO in government
bonds and that another Credit Mo,
bilier is ahead, are deliberate mlse-
hoods, The bill asks but moderate aid
and the government has everything in
its own hands.
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GRANGER HOUSE,
w. SVo q wv Main Street, Dallas. rex,.

bayin,,n n1e IS new and well ventilated
locsts5 sVutneIn exposure, and IL centreiiv
: s. IL i in charge of It's old nrorr,a,osy
gnss,s ysi, VINO never failed to plrass ~
eos,, Parties seeking house win al ~, nis
10 giys 10 oi home, cannot do better than
"a 49,, 80 !ne granger call. Travela,s ~
LYING In Dellas, via the Ceptrsi raSisaI, az,
an 1917 ,e s THIS house by taking the ny
s a, morse cars, one block south tro,., al
e. f. me pest u pa day house in IN c, un
nnssds,n seton thestreet cars at the suit
3. SAWYER.
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Tue Dallas and Cleburno and Dallas
and Palestine railroads seem to have
chung up" ill tho damp spell is over.
Some one ought TO set 'cm going,
now that the sun has again taken u
brief peep At the earth.
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CONN ECTIONa

AZ TEXARKANA, with All train.
LOUIS iron Mountain aud SO, Rs ,uIn on
al points North East ana Soutbo"uI,"H 70
AZ LoNdNlEW JuNCTION 'y SHG am,
RIoL a., MID az trains on tho lnts IiN;
ION ~ Sn ,1r Eyer paieatino Houston, g Syssl
AZ DALLAS. with trains q. no H..
ana Texas Central Il. h, m, ~" INFUSION
M"sla, bremond, Waco, CsIyer,' 'IPlcana,
neihP teaI, Brenham aud ,ur nil tn,ssaA,
Mudlgaud southern Texas, va poiu% IN
ro a III SIiii 6,t,lA,, with H. \ re. RAILWAY
~ a rom S WoEsnr vi, i'hS Of thar You'd, ''
points In western Texas. '''sNS all
ers ior Now Oileans. ~" '"'ef sloan
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-16

ExGOyERSoR JGwgrT W. ADAMS, of
Nevada, leads to the altar to-day the
lovely Emma Il, Lee, daughter of Colo'
mel u. NJ. Lace, of Corsicona
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-16

ASrIow the election may finally
terminate, thcrc will DO no republican
senator elected by the Kentucky legls
lature, thank goodness
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING JANuARr TO-

OURS q number of southern nomlna
tIons hang fire in tho senate for CON
Armation,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-16

WnAT the ID has become Of Mexico
Haven't heard word from her for a
week, or ten days
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Tng lower house OF congress doesn't
meet the women suIlragsS halfway
II seems, The ungallOnt wrctches
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Tur neIghbors of upper Indian Creek
Comanoho county, have organized u
groenback club,
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HONSt0l and Texas Central Railway
BuT Your Tickets and Ship Your Freight
BY the

The following Offices and AGENTS hays
~; Zen establishing by this Company, wBtfe
d,,I uI,.niation MAJ be had concerning 10
o on, ~, the H. &T. b. Railway, but Texas gen'
FL. MAECHEsT EK, Eastern Passenger
agent, az Broad, y, N. Y.
~ .. u 10 EXT OF, Pass & imuii sIl'
uvh aren't, liS N. Third street, -. Louis. !ig.
Cio,k LEI Es, Northwestern Pass. Agent III
Nl \, *, Street, Chiea4 o, al.
t 1,tNh nOLhr.S, S0GtnesrtCrr Aseu .O'
burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
rS:, -. SOf IN Southern Passenger Agents.
~ ls f ii alton mag also he had al the aqen.
~ e. .to oI me NJ. X. q I. Railway, in New York,
Odicsgo, Cincinnati, Hannital aua ~. i.ouis
,. Waldo.
y, DURAFD, -
ssnrHupt, Houston, xsras:isnsaR
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TnH debt of Comanohe county has
been decreased over four thousand dol
lars this year
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FORMS THE
Great Through aOata!


And offers the Pest Routes, on Quick Time
WIN more Comforts, Better ACcOmmoda.
ions and Greater Security than any otnor
Line. Passing through the richest ana most
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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BOOTS and Shoes.
sos MAIN 81. DALLAS sos
THEBEST AND LARGEST Re TAlLSIOCK
THE OLDEST BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE IN TEXAS.
FINE WORK TO oRDERl LADIES MEASURE !
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN,
Wanted Boarding,

FOuT-ine Advertisements Inserted iWiooln
this column fOf Twenty-Five Cents,
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We will ind buyers for Iards FL.
TEy property. We will find rentnrs ana
s,nanis' evenings and stores. Furnisb a a1l
s,n perfect titles pay tax s. etc Nago az
veys and Up rsaI estate security Make sur.
BUY, sell and locate ian ceriificsSt Vi county.
.Ichnnsa ana city properly in the North -
1HSa asig for Texas property. 'ne Nor'h TO
capitalize an extensive acquaintance with
uon Is turned In this dIrsc,,a, whose atten-
IL III our hands. wv wen 70 pl zee
Opl-l.un
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BOARDING. Nice furnished room, with
ID board, for two single gentlemen or Ren.
tlcman and wife, corner Of LlNeonk ana
hOurch, nnlO.lW
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To Rent.

4 Is BAKEtS-A situation by two bakers,
~ either on pastry or plain bread, Apply
ut Lone lUl3 Main street. Janll.lw
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Wanted Fomsls Help,

4 X COOK, WAsHER AND IRONElt-A
y situation M cook, washer 0ud liohtr, or
"a do general homework, by " Young WO-
man iully competent, Apply NJ 1924 Main
sheet. ianlG-2t
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Wanted Male Help,
Wanted Situation.

ARpENER-An experienced gardener
u can ind employment By calling AT ms
Office. lHnlN'3t
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! A GREGORY. H. II. COOLEY, LR HAsTsrCs
| 4. II. nnTy
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4 = BAR TENpER-A situation ~ bar
\ ten cr, Can run uNo on tho English
ptinclnle. Can give u'st OF reie enccs, Adj
dress ENGLISH TOM, Herald Office. 1877
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-21
Eastern War.
"wednesday

"wednesday, Feb. -.
Work is being pushed in the English
docS-yards with extraordinary vigor A
radical made violent speech against Rus
sia 10 the Commons last night. The con-
seryatives held a meeting. and the strong
est confidence in Lord Besconsfield was
expressed.
The latest report from Constsntinople
states that the Sultan will admit the fleets
of the Powers to the Bosphorus. Russian
officials were yesterday selecting quarters
for Russian troops at Constantinople.
Thursday. Feb. IA.
Activity in the English arsenal at Wool.
wich is daily increasing. New guns Of
nearly every description, and military
transport wagons are being rapidly man
ufsctured.
There has been fighting in Thessaly.
The Turkish Parliament was dissolved
yesterday. The Porte has ordered the
evacuation of Rustchuk. The Russians
have not yet entered Constantinople.
Saturday. Feb. 16.
Osman Pasha SAYS that there is rot a
gord Of truth in the reports Of his cruelty
10 prisoners of war.
Lord Derby protest against the Russian
occupation OF COnstsntinople. demonstrates
that the entry Of Russian troops would be
. violation of the armistice. and might
provoke disorders. causing very great dan
gers TO the Christians. Russia has pre-
vailed upon Greece to adopt pacific atii-
Lade. Some of the outer defeaces VI Com
stantinopie have been occupied by the
Russians. Namyk Pssbs has gone 70 uy