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r cure IS probably the n'oss
re 'oIIo~ clown ever effected by any ''sd'-
-.rar<ao's - .for the treatment Of
st ore0"'
catlrrn' .,,,, have nad Ca
.--yr- lef.5 Tor me last ak years nave
10 %, 49, gls rendered partiaaIY
. .fr-'ai, 5' ne head. pains 'crpss giIe In
80 wax snt alGi y :, s,,,t,h
go ~ -2t..s is, hard Hnd constA!il .1us y
g. ..a.ut .e'-sst,' .,f,ast, and every 'nclcation
s-s.- tc-''SS "a mead lEhed al me Iine. lne
-i,'',,.. atrt 80 -lps-. W.. -. FREQUENTLY
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would l,-T5,atiun. vould then nave
ri. rg.HI ,. -,s.ls 10 ny power 20 ilstodRe
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-| .sg tEHl. ,-t 40 rnuCn infiAmed that
rHrg : ~ .vyl.l1w. finally consulted IN
r'l - n regard % m 'PTr, s. ~. ~,
& ,g-G ,rstpCued IL me conStahs M
y. -rgasst ....-sfton 10 nv throat caused by
..-r.. 70 L-t 80 ir0pning down rom ny nean
l1Es i', -iaIupd ny lungs tlht cough
.-T!s.tA - cen. haru cough. meanwhile
.,. 20 5Au v me cue, = " y ,,t ,y,S-,,
-,, .0,t lr'l,, t,.t1 nv consumption. when
~.r-1 'i m - .,.s stage. Or about six InontAs
- .t, Sc 81 ,ASE9HD -. 1870 $3.50,
* 10 80 sI.sr rSing -" irSt OOttle prRah
.-l.EH. - - re frst lose seemed % clear
----.E- LOT Known . 20 De Tor years Z
81 : .,'',- ID Arrest me l3schARSs- -
Fad = = ' "a three tGVS. 8 la4ig u - .
~ GOOD ne Inflammation lnu -Neil-
-,aA -, max ler 9OOG ceased % Esnuo1a
- Icr0ss ny chest Disappeared,
=. - n nv mead ceased. ny senses q
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I'D "a -, = t'sg - -haG Iad reduced ms
-.-- ,T.a wv. y-..-a disappeared 0y Tie isa
Sc D--gA gDR CArARHI.
-rs. -. ....r because. ~ = druggist.
.g+ . t..... r. suffering rom Catarra.
=, g.r.a-s l.--Y -.i..@ ----' > $50
.,.- With ne --aar1cTt II Cat7T-h IS
a1-..'' ~ Musicians, md dave consult
.-,.r.r ABOUT ny case. ~ Sc
-.rgrlr IaA AppAraIds Ia h1Ee "
..r 81. 7-r.ra H. Sit years pAse- iI,' -.
-. -, -ar!r Use, .ISsn <reat arc u my
-,- IN. 11t4.lrd 10 reLeL Ok e.cou
a ay I Z ~ l. GEO. ?. 0NsMoRx.
FEB. =. So.
80 - ,--,rv 1-rrarrd ne SAIL g5sorEa =
nd made IIlJ nat ne .2T"EoI-s 'IA's-
10Y = .-,Tsr--1pu = re. Seiors ne,
-. =! ..;--g +. THOMAS. . lst-cG 9I ne Ee'ice-
...-,ya contains =. <arfort'I Improved
--s =. - v.-s nh ..rrrt'Cns .or lSe N A.!
% Tor sale BY ~ " lOlesaie lhi
81. -....,,,sts throughout he Cnifed TtateS
-zs7r-~vR. GlcNp-E. Agents lnu IO4e-
'...s.- 20 2g,rrr. Mass.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-11

RELIABLE 1elp tor weak and nervous
sufferers. chronic, painful, and pros
.ratlng diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvarmacher's Electric Belts the grand
tesideratum, Avoid imitation. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
tree. Al .ress PCLVERMAcsER GAL
VANIC Co., Cincinnati. OhiC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-11

The Princess Yr:urbite, taU- hter Of
the ez-Enperor Of Mexico, while n
Philadelphia. occupied apartments at the
Co.onnscs Hotel, AND paid high comph-
uenss 70 its excellent management AND
Iuiet cCmtCrt
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P-aise and So7ODoST-Greatest luxury
OF modern times-beautdes and preserves
the teeth. The repulsi7e breath Il rem
teret a. fragrant ~ rose. and coldness
ov friends, or II business, viii now De 10
longer noticed.
SoaIcIng's Cue mends broken toys. sc.
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FRESH TEAS.

10 packages Gunpowder, ImpsrlaI'
Young HySOu, Oolsng, English Breakfast
anu SOuchOng Teas. "a store and tor sale
Al .Ow dgures. NJ. REILLY.
ia and 1871 Main street.
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81 ohGASs. Is stops sl23, 10 $50. II
-, y 10. Pianos. retail price $50 only
na. send tor confidential circulars.
y. Beatty, washiagIsa, n. j.
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.PieyGe'S FaYOrita Presentation.

The term. however. = but I feeble expression
Of m I.Sa appreE lat.Gn II u v-ue. based Upon
NJ own personal observation. A. close Ib-
server. nave. while witnessing - positive re-
sU.s N The :eV speC.a. ..4G:Iaea incident % me
sepNgata lrgRF.STa ~ Tnia ~, arg -! - u, u
tho rliRiaK or Gro owning gem OF my
medical career. ON - merits ~ p'7I-
TIE. 4ate, AMI eGectIll r"meGF tor -l!7 c.L's
NJ diseases. AMI one caat T-.l. n A. ane1 ih-
under A. circumstances. act klGl.T anu = lAs-
morv WIN The avs Which govern he :rF2de
system. I AN wiling 70 STAKE NJ reputation 80
physician. Nay, even more, 80 cundten. III
that Z vii not t.sappg1r ne most -anEl.@e
expectations n 4 single Invalid ATTY Tno Use. /:
for my Of the ailments FOR which -ecnmmeHG
that lGcr lnd SCI. tt under 4 POSITIVE
GUARANTEE. = beneficial efect . anr
exper-cnret Nv the me D-l!I!rrt5 u the con-
TENS II tie bottle are l-ed III. m return II
the bottle. ryl-tllr!a II tae ne'.c'He laF'aS
been taken lcCOrt!cg ~ !.-ect!Ons. anu ne rise
being one for v1!cn l recgTnneDt : prompt
retunG the money paid ,Or = H.GG not ma
most perfect confidence n - v'r-Tles. could i0t
offer u - | 10 unuer these 1OnGliIJHs DUI laE-
ing witnessed 10 truly miraculous cures n thou
sands u cases. feel warranted and
perfectly safe in rtsktng both mF
reputation and my money on liz
merits.
The following are among those diseases n
winch ny FaVOrite Presc iptiOu nas
worked cures. ~ nv magic. aaG T';a GER
ta.nrv never Before lttl.neG ~ any ne'.r:Ge-
LsuCorrnpa Excessive Flowing, Pa.lfL
Monthly Periods, Supprps=Nn- vaGn rom m
natura. causes. Irregularities. y FAX Back, PTs-
Iapsus. lr falling Of tne Jer'Is. AltHvarsIon lcd
Rstr1verslOn. Bearing Down sensations. later
ma. Heat Nervous Depression. UeDi-Iy. Le5-
vnnGeucv Threatened Miscarriage. Chronic
Congestion. Inflammation AMI icsrgCgr n ne
Uterus. impotence Bar-euness. Or >ler-ItT. FA-
male WsRkles-. AMI verT nAir other rhrpuiG
GI.sAses incident ~ woman not mentioned lcre-
Il Al affections u tlI5 nature, M FAFyr;.e
Prescription works cures - the mrVel OF
the world. This MEDICINE 10 not AK IL 1
cure-a-l. but lt L.rn .-aJir tIIi--s q single
ness OF purpose, being most perfect
specific N II chronic diseases ~ The ,sIIllA ~ y
TEN Of vrrman Il E-,l not tisappon- aor VII
IL 10 harm. u any state or condition.
Those Who desire further information on
these subjects can obtain .t n IKE PEOP LES
COMAOS SENSE MEDICAL AovtsER- book
OF over 30 pages. sent, p05t-pA.i. IN receipt
OF sLl Z --ea;S m.nuJ+.T u nose flsearei
peculiar 20 Eemaes- And gives mucG VLua14t
ltvice N regard ~ -Ae nAaISeinenL u nose
affections
F.yORTrE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
By ALL DRCGGIsTS-
~. PIERCE, n. D.. PT1l'7,
BUFFALO, v. +.
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ar. MATHEWS.

at. AAITEAN>.
The sermon Of Rev. J. u. Armstrong
"a, nigh. was from st. iona o.lZ. Il AN
The light Of the world
Thfs IS certainly 5clt statement as
Dsc,allv when taken N is or'gaa. sense.
meaning II. myself, above A. others, An
.ae light OF the world.
Not onlv had Moses and ISAIAH, out
Socrates and Plato, preceded Cn7'st aad
much ot the light which exists comes
rom these great men. The thoughts OF
.bass great men have been woven INTO
,be avs Of our land, but n THIS Inc
Christ places himself above them a..
He must have felt the greatest IntIvlcI-
..jtv ccssibie-tne only son Of Him wacse
ugat Eliminates s.. the planets.
4. :hs nomeu: Of this atteanSe Jesus
fait .nst he WAS superior to l..
men, and IN his ssit-ccnscIousness
was one with God. God IS light and
when ! asus sa7s He IS the light, WAT
must BE ieIt IN thus sppruprlaLns the
attributes Of God. This was not oursS
Of enthusiasm, for Christ was 10 enthusI-
slaSt. ana Was Always grave - S.7 49,
.t,arances. Whatever light has SHOWN
mon this world since it was created, came
from Jesus Jesus Is himself the cunt
ain Of an Intellectual, spiritual and phys
ic,I light Of The world, and therefore taIs
passage IS literally true
The legality of this claim Is supported
bv our intellect, and we recognize Jesus
a. the light of the world. We are taxing
sysv Eis due when We say that only the
spiritual light comes rom HIM
The scientists, after discover
ing al the physical laws which
rule the world fni there 10 something
which cannot be explained without &C
knowledgeing God. There ara many
other things winch cannot be explained
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CAROLINA RICE.
FISH.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS

SUGAR and MOLASSES. lust received.
a lot ~ strictly prime New Orleans sugar
and MOiaSses, which are offered IA tho
trade "A low tgurts. N. REILLY.
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SpaIting's Glue ments broken toys. Sc.
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.-s = Sarf0rf'S Improved
% -- -.c.aEs '-.f ..-p~r'Cns .OT Use u al
a .2tr - Tor sale by al Wholesale anu
- ...,,' -. throughout The United states.
: ". y - --~vl2. E1cnp-I. Agents and v lOle-
b ~ 1..rr-. Ils-.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-11

Or suxur-Coated. Concentrated, Root
and Herbal juice. Ant-stlious
GranuIes- THE LITTLE SLANT "
gArHARTIC, or uuItum In ParEo
Physic.
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o cure S probably the "'oss
,,e Aoo"'ns =, s4secrsd by any rnsci-
-s~ar'a0's, &c, for the treatment OF
-,rT1
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-
--- -, =. ,.. ,-,ag-.t nc said George :.
~- '-.--..'-. 81, gatl nat me .1r"goilg stAte-
--1-'. y. ,,..... a. re. Before me-,
..-.-I ~ :, THOMAS, JUSTICE Of ne Eeace'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19

brated in the Cathedral for the late
| Victor Emanuel. After the relig-
ious services there was an impos-
ing public procession. The BUSH
ness establishments of Italians
were closed In the forenoon.
Treaty with samoa signed.
| WASHINGTON, January 18th.-A
treaty Of commerce and friendship
between the United States and the
Samoan Islands was signed to-day.
1t will be sent to the Senate to-
morrow for ratification.
All Quies at Lead City.
DEADwooD, D. T., Jan. 1S.-The
trouble at Lead City, caused by the
Jumpers, reported last night, was
unattended with any serious re-
suits. The citizens succeeded in
maintaining their rights. Every
thing is quiet now and no further
trouble is expected.
Representative Seated.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Jan. 1S.-The
House OF Representatives have
seated Johnston, Republican Sena.
tor from Sumter county, where
the election boxes were stolen and
destroyed to prevent a declaration
Of the result at the special election
in December last. Ex-Governor
Manning, chosen in Decsm Der, WI as
sworn in as Senator from Clarsn-
dou county. He is Wade Hamp-
toms brother-in law.
Funeral Of Samuel BOwies.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 49,
The funeral of Mr.. Bowles will be
private but memorial service Is
to be held at the Church of Unity
| Wednesday next, to which his
friends are invited. This service
will not be purely religious, but
prominent men from all parts of
the country are expected to be pres
ent aud deliver brief tributes.
Fatal Railroad Accidens.
HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 18TH.
By the recent railroad disaster, the
number of dead are Is aud wounded
46, some severely, but most only
slightly. The funerals of Ave
young men from New Hartford
took place to-day. No bodies have
been discovered in the wreck to-
day, and no enquiry has been
made for the people missing. 1t is
thought that such enquiries would
be made if any were still in the
wreck, as the passengers were gen.
orally parties from different towns
and all in company with friends or
acquaintance.
Reyenne officers Driven on.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 1S.-Ths
Moonshiners OF Wayne county re.
PEELED a Government force of thirty
men Monday last, seriously wound
ing an officer, killing horse and
running the posse out of sight.
They are very strongly organized
aud announce their purpose to re-
sist arrest.
Williams the FOrgcr.
TORONTO, Ont, Jan. 1Sth.-C. e.
Williams, the Chicago bank fer.
ger, was liberated to-day, the bank
officials refusing to return to Can
ada to prosecute. He was REAR
rested, however, on charge Of
bringing stolen property into Can
ada.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19

A PROMINENT merchant of Los
Angeles who has unusual facilities
for forming an accurate judgment,
places the crop of grain in Los An
geles county at two million sacks
Tor the coming season. Our in
formant is not given to exaggera-
tion, and our own judgment con.
firms his estimate. The area
sown to the different cereals in this
coupsy Is simply unprecedented.
No county in California will make
as good or as varied an exhibit as
Los Angeles county this year. AL
ready the croaker who accnmpan-
les a good season is beginning to
replace the eroaker of the drouth.
lie Is now engaged in calculating
the immense amount Of money
which will be wasted in paying for
the sacks which will be needed to
market this grain. This mood of
our people is verilication of the
aphorism of Pope that "man never
is, but is always to be, blest.n
Give your croaker everything lie
asks for, and he would still growl.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19

WE have received, too late for
analysis, the Supplemental report
OF the Commissioners Of Transport
tstion to the Legislature of the
State OF California" 1t contains
the four bills which have been
lately introduced to the Legisla-
ture, and which are comm ted on
elsewhere by the Sacramento
Record Union. We shall make
them the subject of careful study
and of our editorials tomorrow.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19

EVER since we heard the brute
kearney indulge, in front of the
Court House in Los Angeles, in
low-fung insinuations against the
ladies of San Francisco, we have
wondered that American working
men could listen to him for a
minute. II this fellow, who pal
sizes capital and throws the well
meaning workingman out of EN-
ployment, shall cause one drop of
American blood to be split, the
exact center of his forehead Is
where some we'll intended bullet
should lodge. Kearney has al
ready lost to the workingmen Of
California at least $1,000, 900,
and II the driveling and vio-
lent idiot is not disposed of, he will
do mischief which will simply be
'trreparable.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19

Our deepest sympathies go out
10 tho gentlemen who have been
engaged in storing hay by the
thousand tons hereabouts. Their
ventures will prove disastrous.
ALREADY as large crop of grass
IS has ever been known in Los An
elss county is assured and not a
nare foot of tho grain sown be-
Bro the last rains can fail to make
~ at least, even should we not
1fQnIcle another shower. Hay
94ght at drouth prices and kept
ox' 3 twelve month will hardly
1fove very remunerative.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19

THE question of supplying the
city with gas is now pending In the
Ceancil. Gas is subject which ad.
mits of great deal of disqulsition.
The reductions in the price of gas
in some of our leading cities, dur
ing the past five years, have been
something to wonder at. The con-
tract with the Los Angeles Gas
Company, il it should be renewed,
would run for three years. That is
o long time. The terms OF some of
our Councilmen will expire in ten
months; and, before they make q
contract running for three years,
over two years beyond their terms,
they should ponder the matter
very carefully. We understand
that the representative of the Los
Angeles Gas Company made a
proposition to leading Council
man to supply the city at 81
less per tho usand feet than to
private consumers, to supply the
engine and other city public build
ings free of charge and to furnish
all lamp-posts himself, also free of
charge to the city. We counsel our
city fathers to be guarded and wise
in their day and generation. and to
maturely every phase of
that absorbing question-gas. 1t
is voluminous subject, and it ad-
mits of a detailed consideration
which We shall probably give it at
an early day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
Latest Eastern News.
Bill to Reg uinse Interstate Com.
merCe.

Bill TO Neg uinse Interstate Com.
merce.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The bill
submitted to-day by Howe to pun
ish the forcible obstruction of inter-
State commerce upon railways,
provides that whenever any person
or persons conspire together to OBJ.
struct or hinder by force, violence,
threats or intimidation the free
and customary transit of persons,
baggage and merchandise passing
by railway or water from any one
State or Territory into another,
such offense shall be deemed a mis-
demeanor against the United states
and persons found guilty thereof on
conviction shall be punished by
fine of $500 and one years. impris-
onment; and any persons compel
ling any railroad ,employeDengaged
in the transportation of inter-S tate
commerce to abandon his duties,
shall, on conviction thereof, be
fined not less than $500 and not
more that So, 900 and be imprisoned
not less than one year nor exceed
ing five years.
Memsrisl 10 reduce Duty ON w .oi
BOSTON, Jan. 1Sth.-The leading
wool manufacturers, dealers and
importers, in session to-day,
adopted a memorial to Congress
setting forth the general depression
of the wool market and disadvan-
tages under which both producers
and manufacturers now labor In
this country. The memorial con-
cludes as follows: We therefore
most respectfully request that, in
the revision of tho tariff, the duties
on all woods may be largely re-
duced, if not wholly removed, and
that mOhair, camels hair, alpaca,
vicuna aud similar materials not
produced in this county, may be
admitted free of duty and that the
duties on woolens may be fixed at
moderate rate corresponding
with the scale adopted on other
manufactures.
The Chinese Question = Euiogies on
Morton.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1Sth.-Rep.
resentative Davis, by unanimous
consent, to-day, introduced his
Chinese migration bill. The House
Committee on Education and
Labor have agreed to take up the
Chinese question next Thursday
aud hear arguments at that time
from Pacific Coast Congressman.
The most eloquent Of the eulogies
on Morton pronounced In the Sem
ate to day were those of Conkling,
Booth and Voorhees,. California;
Senator's production displayed
even more than usual elegance OF
style aud was equally elevated in
tone and gracefully polished in ex-
preston.
Requiem Masses for Victor EMAs.
BALTIMORE, Nd, January 49,
Nearly every italian In the city
was In ST. Vincinrs church for the
requiem mass for the late King Of
Italy. The church was heavily
draPsd and eight priests were with
In the sanctuary.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 1sth.-A
solemn mass OF requiem was cele-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the Herald by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
Pacific Coast News.

Two werkimgmen's Meetangs DIS.
persed-NominssiOns 60 succeed
Nathan Porter.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1Sth.-The
authorities have exercised unusual
vigilance and this evening no dis
turbance il reported excepting in
two instances. Notwithstanding
the Mayors proclamation q crowd
assembled at Charter Oak Hall, on
Market between Third and Fourth
streets, packing it to replstion. A
body Of police entered the hall and
the cficsr in charge commanded
the meeting to disperse. The
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
SATURDAY, THE 9th DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. d. 1878,

All the right, title, interest and estate of
the said minor in and to all that certain
lot of land situated In the city and
county Of Los Angeles, state of Califor-
mia, and bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit:
That certain lot of land commencing at
the southeast corner OF the lot of Fergu-
son and Rose, point in the westerly
line of Main street, and running thence
along said southerly line of Ferguson
and Rose N IS deg 25 min w $50 feet and
inches to the easterly line OF New High
street; thence along eaid easterly line OF
New High street s % deg IS min w feet
and inch; thence along the nertherly
limo OF the allotment Of Bacilia A. dc
Bouchet, s G5 deg rs min n to q point In
the westerly line of Main street; THENCE
along said westerly line N ~ deg ~ min
e 5 feet and inch, to the point OF COM
Terms and Conditions If Sale:--Cash In
gold coin of the United states, Deed OF
expense OF purchaser,
Bids or offers may be made at any time
All err the first publication OF this notice.
and before the making Of the sale.
All bids or offers must be In writing and
left ut the office of Thom e Ross, Altor'
news nj Law, Temple Block, Los Angeles
city, or delivered TO the under signed per-
sonaliy, or filed with the CLERK of the
said Probate Court.
RAFAEL l.. BOUCHEr,
Guardian OF tho psrson and estate OF Ma
rin Elvira Francisca Winston, minor.
Dated January 10, 1878.
1870 Attoy Sys for Guardian.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald Steam Printing House is
mol surpassed BY any Job Printing ONCE
on the Pacific Coast. outside of San Fran
cisco, In facilities for doing job work.
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
European Cable News.


LONDON, Jan. 1Sth.-The news Of
England's and Austria's action is
confirmed by the Vienna Neue Fret
Presse, excepting that Austria has
only made her declaration at Con-
stantinople and not at st. Peters,
burg. The Neue Fret ResSe adds:
"Since the capture Of Shipka Pass
Russia's connections have become
severer aud, instead of admitting
the necessity of previous agree.
ment with the Powers, she now in
sists on a separate peace.n On
the other hand the st. Petersburg
Despatch says: at is semi-offi.
cially announced that no such dec
laration as the one attributed to
England and Austria has been re-
ceived herei in the pour-parlers. In
the leading negotiations for an
armistice England had an oppor.
tunity of convincing herself that
Russia fully respects the sphere,
which has been defined, Of British
interests and Russia reserves to
herself to seek England's particl-
patton on any alterations OF inter-
national treaties. Austria ex-
presses herself as hitherto conform
able to her specially friendly rela-
tions to Russia.
Kuew Council Seraskierat,
CoNsTANTINopLE, Jan. 18TH
The Sultan to-day presided at a
Knew Council Sefaskierat and in
vited deputation from the Cham
Der to participate IN the delibera-
lions.
The Turkish armistice plenipo-
tentiaries have arrived at q town
called Mustapha Pasha, and wait
there for the return of an envoy
sent to the Russian camp to facili-
tate their further journey. They
will reach Kzantick Saturday or
Sunday.
Russian troops have arrived at
Hermanli.
Eastern pot P"uri.
LONDON, Jan. 18th.-It is report.
ed from Constantinople that,
sh ould the armistice negotiations
fail, the Porte will unfurl the flag
of the Prophet, or permit the Eng
lish fleet to pass the Dardanelles.
A Vienna correspondent tele-
graphs that the Porto has aban-
doned the hope Of Suleiman Pasha
being able to reach Adrianople,
and the Turks are preparing to
evacuate.
A correspondent at Pera says it
Is understood that the British fleet
will leave Vourla for Besika Bay.
The Grand Duke Nicholas tele-
graphed Wednesday that be would
meet the Turkish peace delegates
between Adrianople and Phillipop.
oils. The delegates will probably
arrive at Tirnova, near Hermanli,
to. night, in which case negotia-
lions will begin at once.
l. ,sses nj the Capture Of ssipks
LONDON, Jan 1Sth.-The official
account OF the capture OF Shipka
Pass states that four Pa3has, $50
officers, 25, 900 prisoners and 81
guns were captured. The Russian
loss in killed and wounded was
8, 464 men. The Russian vanguard
has occupied Eski Saghra and Yeni
Saghra, which were evacuated and
burned by the inhabitants. Gen.
Skobeloff has captured Tstur Ba-
zardjik and Vetrenowa.
Grsees's Part NOT yet Decided.
VIENNA, Jan. 18th.--A special to
the Political Correspondents from
Athens has the following: The
Ministry does not intend at present
to obey the popular warlike feeling.
Important negotiations are pend.
ing between Greece and England
upon the issue Of which depends
whether Greece shall or not, 1T an
early date, play an active part
with and at the side Of England.