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New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
TIE VIRGINIA TREASURY EMPTY.
THE STATE WITHOUT MONEY OR CREDIT.

THE STATE WITHOUT MONEY OR CREDIT.
RICHMOND, Va, March 5.-The Auditor Of
Public Accounts to-day reported to the joint Committee
on Finance of the General Assembly that the financial
condition of the Commonwealth is truly depl0rabe No
moneys being for taxes a being made
in coupons which at 80 discount. He says
there only SOB the Treasury, that money be
borrowed collected and that he the State Gov
ernmcnt not hour longer. The asylums are behind
even on support account. He has no means OF
paving the per diem pay OF members There $4,000
due to the banks and they refuse further loans He said
that deadlock may be avoided the General Assembly
will provide that the license tax be paid In money only
OF the balance OF taXes now due for the last
fiscal wear there Is ready nearly enougB coupons
TO absorb 1t, and July L next, 100000 more Of
them will mature The committee meets again tonight
to consider the situation In tho House various pro-
positions were submitted looking TO solution of the
public debt question, of which the appoin
OF commission consisting of the Governor and other
State officials meet the State creditors In order
adjust tho debt. No action has yet been taken any
OF the propositions.
LATER-A PROPOSED RELIEF MEASURE.
RICHMOND. Va, March 5.-The Joint Committee on
Finance, at meeting this evening, adopted report IN
accordance with the Auditors suggestion, recommend
Ing that the General Assembly pass law provung lor
the collection OF license taxes, including revenue Om
the Moatt register In money to the exclusion OF coupons
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
RHODE ISLAND PRoHIBIToRY CONVENTION.

Providence, r. l., March 5.--The State Pro-
hbitory Convention met here to-day, Henry & Wood
worth OF Providence, president, and wm A. Jack, Of
Newport and J. T. Platt, OF Providence secretaItcs
Tue State officers nominated for reflections
by reclamation, namely Charles c. Van Zandt fOr Gov
ernor; Albert Howard. Tor LieutenantGoyernor; j. NJ
Addeman, Secretary OF state; willard s3yes, Tor
Attorney ey-ieneral and Samuel Clark. for General
1,rea.u
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
AN INEFFICIENT HOUSE.

,rS rupopTANT WORK HOPELESsLY BEHIND HAND
,SoTuER FAILURE OF APPROPRIATIONS PROB
ABLE
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
U,survCroy March 5.-The House OF Represen-
.o,vos was never within the memory Of the Oldest
members so hopeessly behind with It's work as 1t is
at the present session.
Tho lamentations Committee of the House, al
,bouch orcanzed six weeks earlier than usual, has
comnleted and reported fewer of its bills than any
NJ t predecessors at the corresponding stage OF the
session. a..
The nth rule of the House provides that
at shall also be the duty OF the Committee on
Appropriatlons within thirty days after their ap-
pojntment at every session of Congress, commencing
on the first Monday in December, TO re-
mort the general appropriation bills for legls-
jative. executive, aud Judiciary expenses for
sundry civil expenses, for consular and dlpio-
matte expenses, for the army, for the navy,
for the expenses of the Indian Department for the
payment of invalid and other PENSIONS for the sup
mort Of the Military Academy, for Notifications for
the service of the Post-Ofice Department, and for
mail transportation by ocean steamers, in failure
thereof the reasons for such failure" Three months
have elapsed since the beginning OF the session, and
no one of the bills which require much investigation
has "a vet been reported to the House, nor has the
committee gwen The House the reasons ioT lis fail
mr. 10 perform its duties.
One bill. that providing for the Military Academy,
has passed the House and is now being considered
by the Senate Committee on Appropriations An
other the Consular and Diplomatic Bili, has been
reported to the House, but has not yet been taken
up Tor consideration. The Fortiiicallons Bill winch
ought 20 have been prepared IN one day was brought
M for the first time this afternoon. All the
Important bills which reg lire long discussion, are
stll in the hands of the Appropriations Committee
and no one knows when the VIII De hrongho INTO
the House. lie prospect Is that the beginning OF
the new fiscal year VIII come vii hout provision haV
ins been made for several of the most important
departments OF the Government.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
THE CLEOPATRA OBELISK.

LONDON Tuesday, March .. 1873.
In the salvage suit arising from the recovery
OF the Cleopatra obssk after set adft IN the Bay
OF Bscay the savors asked that the obesk may be ap
praised and sold by public auction Judge Phimore Of
the Court OF Admiralty, to-day however estimated tho
joint value of the ship and cargo at $l25000 Afda.
Wit file in tho interest OF the defendants declared that
the obelisk worth stone only 81 ,250, lille tho
cassOn, ship, regarded old iron, worth just
tie
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
BRIGHTER PROSPECTS ABROAD.
RETURNING JUSTICE LIFTS ALoFT HER sCALE-AUs
TRIA ALMOST sATIsFIED-ENGLAND IN A PEACE
FUL MOOD. -

RETURNING JUSTICE LIFTS ALOFr HER sCALE-AUs-
TRIA ALMOST sATIsFIED-ENGLAND IN PEACE
FUL MOOD. 1870
The political outlook is regarded as much brighter
in all the European capitals in consequence OF the
signature of the treaty of peace and the resumption
of negotiations for congress- The talk in the lob
bies of Parliament yesterday evening was all peace
full the members even discussing the prospects OF a
longer Easter recess than usual and an earlier pro-
rogation in the Autumn.
The Vienna newspapers are dissatisfied with the
peace conditions as far as they are known. The pa
pers express the opinion that the most dlihcult
phase of the crisis is yet to be passed. They say
that nobody wishes to disturb the great result OF
the war-the Liberation of the Christians-but while
the demands calculated to lead to conflict with
England have been dropped by Russia, similar con-
sideration has not been shown for Austria. 1t is
stated that Count ALdrassy Will explain fully his
policy to the Delegations which will meet during
the present week. probably on the 9TH inst
Roumania is not included in the peace conditions.
Russia has told Turkey that she must treat directly
with Roumana, whose pretensions are TOO great
It is stated at Constantinople that the Russians
will begin to leave Roumea immediately, some OF
them embarking at Pera and others at san Stefano.
The treaty of peace has been sent to ST. Petersburg
for formal ratification.
THE NEW BULGARIA.
A special dispatch from San Stefano to The Daily
NNcs says:
The amount Of tribute be paid by BTcaria Is not 20
he fixed for years. during which ntaSnf VIII De
taken 10 ascertain the resources and revenues OF the
country which will be occupied " 10000 Russian
troops two years until native army can he formed
and rendered capable OF maintaining order The tribute
when fixed will 20 towards piyng the Russian war III
dempitv The ultimate form OF government, whether
constitutional absolute, Will he decided partly 10y the
Hnlggrian Prince and Assembly, and partly by Europe
seryIa viii have Nlssa but not Widdh, when VIII ie'
main Bulgarian.
The work of removing the distractions IN the
Danube will egn to-day. 1t is expected that nav
igation will open in two weeks.
THE RATIFICATION TO BE EXCHANGED SOON.
VIENNA, TUESDAY, March 3. 1873.
special telegram to the Political Correspondence
from St. Petersburg says it is confirmed that the
treaty includes clause providing that ratlfications
must lie exchanged at st. Petersburg within fort
night.
LONDON, Wednesday. March 6, 1879.
The Standards Paris correspondent hears from
thoroughly trustworthy source, that France and
Italv intend to propose the naturalization of the
Bosphorus and tho Dardanees
Lord Lyons has arrived here from Paris
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
CURRENT TOPICS AT TIE CAPITAL.
SENATOR'S AS SURETIES.
WAsH1HGToN, Tuesday. March

WASHINGTON. Tuesday. March 8. 1873.
Postmaster General Key, to-day, rendered n
decision IN the controversy 20 the legal right OF MEM
bers OF Congress to become suretes bonds accom-
panyIng bids for mail service. The question was raised
by protest of d. I. Parker who bid $4,000 for tho
route between Fort Worth, Texas and Yuma California;
against tho acceptance Of j. 7. Chdester's bid Of
$4,000 for The same service, on the ground
that tn the m sqe h ere 81 enaoP S Sn Of Seyado and
Senator BarnIIn. OF Connecticut. Mr. Key decided
the contract not for the cuarantos for their
benefit in whole or in part, ahd the efore their under
takng is not in violation OF the statute 1e contract
VIII be awarded 10 ChGcstcr, az lowest bidder bill
was introduced in The Senate to-day to forbid Senators
going upon official bonGs OF this any other sort The
mcd bv J. Il. Price, ctiZon Of the state Of Missouri
coud rot bo regarded as invalid on the ground that s
wife is of the suTetics thereon, u being shown u
sue posses sed OF sufficient property IN her own right
ONE OF MIR. POLK's IRREGULARITIES.
In the investigation of the administration of
Doorkceper Polk to-day the testimony Of the Demo
cratic neubers of the Committee Accounts not
favorable to the Doorkepcr appears that the allow
ance of So 500 obtained FOR force secured with
the unie' standing th'l IL covered an cllH', WINE
Colonel Polk mad MANY m0:c claims OF which The Com
cI,uncd responsibility, and said the Doorkccper had
ehclded himself behind an expected subsequent rati-
cation.
A VOTE IN FAVOR OF POSTAL BANKS.
The House Committee on Banking and Cur
rency voted this morning to report faycrably Mr..
Phillips's Postal Savings Bank Bill amended. The
vote stood 10 3. with three absentees, rs follows
AYES MessI. Buckner Yates, HartscIl, Bell and Phillips
Nays Messrs. uard, nbcrch. Eames and Cmtenaen.
The ahseuees DesTs Ewing Fort and Hart II Is
supposed thatessrs Ewing and Fort would have voted
for the lill and MT. Hart against il.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT ON PENDING BILL.
Senators COnkling, Blaine, Withers, Wad-
leigh and Chrisancy presented petitions to-day
strating against the transfer Of the I'fc Saving Fer
vice from the Treasury The Navy Department, and
each vouched the bona de character of the seanon
fishermen. shpowuers and Others VINO signed tne pet
tiops They said the documents were not naluactured.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
A POST OFFICE BUILDING FOR BROOKLYN.
MR. BLISS SECURES REPORT IN FAVOR OF IT AND
OF An APPROPRIATION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l


OF AN APPROPRIATION.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON March 5.-Mr. Bliss, of the Com
mittec on Public Buildings and Grounds, obtained,
this morning a unanimous report recommending
the appropriation of 800 900 for the construction
of United States building Brooklyn for the ac-
cOmmodation Of the Post Office United States Court
and the Collector Of Internal Revenue. The follow
ing is a copy of the bill:
Re IL enacted etc., Tnat the Secretary OF the Treasury
be and he hereby and directed to cause 10
erect suitable eproof building al Brooklyn, N T.,
for the accommodation OF the Post Office United states
District Court Internal Revenue officials. and for other
Government purposes and TO this end there Is hereby
appropriated the OF 800 00O 10 be expended under
the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury III the
purchase OF site and the erection OF suitable building,
for which he shall proper plans and estimates 10
be made so that no expenditure shall be made or al-
thorzed the purchase OF real estate and the full com
rleion of said building exceeding the sum OF So0OOOO;
provided that money hereby appropriated sball DC
used or applied until the State of NewIork shall duly
release and rcnqush the United States the right TO
tax in any way assess, said ste or tho propery ~
the United states that may be placed thereon curing he
that the United States shall be or REMAIN the owner
thereof.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
LOW FREIGHTs FROM THE WEST.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 5.-Frcight rates tt
the East have reached almost unprecedentediy Low
figure. Fourth-cla freight from st. Louis TO New
York was taken to-day at 10 per 100 pounds,
-four at 20 cents per barrel.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
THE APPROACHING CONGRESS.

AUSTRIA TO DE ASKED TO ANNEX TWO PROVINCES.
LONDON. Tuesday, March ., 1873.
At the opening of the Congress motion will
be brought forward. probably by ono of tho German
Gelegaes in favor OF the immediate annexation to Aus
tria OF Bosnia aud Herzegovina Prince Bismarck has
quite recently renewed his advice in favor Of such an
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
IMPROVEMENT OF THE DELAWARE RIVER.

PHILADELPHIA, March GA delegation, re-
presenting the various commercial interests of this
port left for Washington to-day, and Will have
ference tomorrow morning with the House Committee
ON for the purpose OF inducing Congress TO
make an appropriation for the dredging OF the Delaware
River ana improving the harbOr below PCtt5's isaud
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
of human happiness, or in averting the perils to

OF human happiness, or in averting the perils to
which we are now subject.
Captain Howgate does not claim to be the orig
inatOr of the colonization plan of research: II has
been advocated by number of experienced North
navigatOrs the safest and therefore the most
promising for success which could be adopted. The
plan is that the adventures shall simply push as
far north they can with safety build themselves
hcmes, and await favorable opportunity TO go
further on and build other homes. Life in these re-
gIOns may be made safe and even enjoyable while
the dangers will be reduced to minimum.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
YELLOW FEVER IN BRAZIL.

LONDON Tuesday, March ). Is7s.
Advices from Rio Janeiro report that the
yellow prevails there. The deaths from the disease
in the city numbered from forty ortydve in the lrst
fortnight OF February,
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
WASHINGTON.

CONGRESS BEHIND HAND WITH WORK.
THREE MONTHS OF TINE AND THE APPROPRIATION
BuJs NOT READY YET-AN OBSTRUCTION VI
BUSINESS IN THE DEPARTMENTS LlhELf-0oN-
GREssloNAL NEWS. =,
The rules of the House require the appro-
nriation bills to be reported in thirty days
The committee has been appointed 1or
three months, and the principal bills nave
not been reported yet 1t is thought the
Denartments may begin the new fiscal
wear without funds. A report has oeen
made to the House in favor OF new post
Office building for Brooklyn. The President
will veto the timber depredations bill. The
House discussed for some time. yesterday, the
nvnected discharge of ninety-five clerks from the
Treasury, on account of failure Of the appro-
nriation for paying them. Many other items
Of current news in regard to the business OF
tbe Committees, and of Congress are reported
+. THE TRIBUNE dispatches below.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
THE NEW LONDON RECORDER.


The Aldermen have elected Sir Thomas
Chambers tL.beraD, Member Of Parliament for MsrYle-
bore. Recorder OF London in place OF the Right Honor
able Russell Quincy, resigned.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
THE CANADIAN TOBACCO DUTY.

OTTAWA, March 5.-The Canadian Premier
says does not intend to reduce the d
ty on Canadian tobacco
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
LArER-A PROPOSED RELIEF MEASURE
THE ARLINGTON ESTATE SUIT.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, MaIcn O.-Juuge NODtrt-
son OF counsel for General Custs Lee, in the suit for the
recovery of the Arlington estate concluded his argu.
ment today the District Court and the case was sub
mtcd to Judge Hughes. who VIII rander an opinion on
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
REFORM IN THE GREEK PROVINCES.


A San Stefano telegram says Thessaly and Epirus
will share the administrative reforms stipulated for
Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Russ0-Turkish peace.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
.r uON MOsEs LOWELL.

DEATH OF THE HON. MOSES LOWELL.
SAco. Me-, March 5.-The Hon. Moses Low
al died last night He was formerly Mayor Of tbi.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUsE.I

iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUER1
WASHINGTON, March 5.-The President an
nounced in the Cabinet meeting, to-day. that he
should veto the bill recently passed by both Houses
OF Congress In relation to judicial proceedings
against trespassers on the timber lands of the
United States. This bill provides for special terms
OF the United States Courts, to be held near
The scenes of tbs seizures of logs. This, it
y asserted on the part of the Administra-
tion, will make the trial of the cases necessary
IN locality where every person is directly ind-
'ectiy interested in the lumber trade. 1t also pro-
noes 90 1t 10 asserted that these terms of the court
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06

,rs IMPORTANT WORK HOPELEssLY BEHIND HAND
ANOTHER FAILURE OF APPROPRIATIONS PROB
New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
A TIMBER BILL 70 BE VETOED.

The PRESIDENT oBJECTs TO THE TRIAL OF THE
DEPRECIATION CASES IN THE LUMBERING RE.
CrnN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-06-08
TWELVE CASES PHOTOGRAPHER.

Opu, a woman, %forty-nine years of age, and three years at
the Settlement, did not show much indication of leprosy on
first arrival; but the symptoms Of the disease developed very
rapidly after her arrival at Kalawao. Neither Of her parents.
nor any of her relatives had contracted the disease. The
case was photographed and mo Ned NJ. ~.
Pilani, a woman, t~hirtythroe years OF age hom W., nea,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-06-08

J. VI. GIBSON,
Chairman,
WILLIAM o. SMITH,
JOSEPH NAWAHI,
S.
WIN. II. HALSTEAD,
J. K. KAOLIKO,
p. KANOA,
Special Sanitary Committee,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01

l;laldss Wsnnr. In her household
talks, insists that The nn,l,r.rlntllinR Il
4 matter ~ prent importance. Many.
Abe @a,H. go shivrrinR MI winter. sim,
ply for thu lack III suitable and sufficient
nnder.cloihinp. boys and girls ~.
perinlly girls arr acnt MI daily IL
school. through, roll anil SHOW. Will
scarcely more Undertaking illan wis
worn during mnrn weather; While III
this respect wi,rs nnd mothers vi HON.
arc often equal, disregar.lful Of their
own henltl, ni,l comfort. Iii unr cold
md chanHsfnl climate this Will not MI
swrr. II In r,,innua ~ health.
The moHt satisfactory nnder.wrappcr,
atr " white sale flannel. male "sack
SHIRT" fashion. whole nn thu shoulders
Thu lottom ~ the wrapper IL "pinkrd.
aud Just Ainye The pinkinp small inei
stitched IN all around tl,r neck iInisll.,
on simply by bring pinked and STRIP
VI narrnx tape stitched around ~ IN.
wrong side. Just below The pinking, Il
stay the meek then strip ~ fannc
ovcr half 4 finger In width, pinked III
both ndgea md mro.@ tln ends, /,
stitched The whole lrngtl, ~ tie wrap
pr front. LIFT aide, just inside the pink
ing ri both edges, md In the center 81
this the button.holrr arr made. til
right ~ bottom side IL fuecd with i
strip ~ muslin.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01

lrn Collier IN The Agricultural ~.
raatmrM IA Washington. lg,srA Nh. fol
lt,wing directions faf making snpaf
from rufn stalks
Il Heat thr fre@hls.rNrfr-sei Juice ~
thu rane. sorghum ~ malgr in copper
nr iinn.l irnn sess.sl t. Temperature,
H. shown vs. THERMOMETERS suspended
W that The tuerrnrs built II immersed IN
th. lnirr. IT lsu ,lee, Fahrenheit, Equal
t. =. deg, eentiuralr,
After th. juice has lsvn heated ~
~, ,l.r Fahrenheit. al,l mil stir into
il nnr nnil auilce ~ cream IT linn. ~
rarh gallon ~ Juice. ~ frum IN. ~
~ry.n pounds t,tintsl IT, .nrh hundred
gallons VI juice,
i After adding and stirring III the
cream ~ lime, heat The Juice rapidly to
Tho boiling point.
l. Whom il begins ~ boil, Shut oil tho
heat .r remove thu vessel containing
the juice from the fire, AMI, III oon IN
the sediment begins tu SETTLE. draw III
with siphnn the clear liquid frnm the
top until III lcasi nin..trnths ~ the
while quantity ~ juice has hcn .hss
removed. leaving thick. muddy se,li'
mcnt III thu bottom.
D. sweep out with broom the muddy
sediment into Ing. filter, and adj the
iiltmtc ~ II ln.sses through the illterer
"a the clcar liquid siphonnl on.
u, To tho clear liquid thus obtained
In SECTIONS fourth nnd NTH, which
should W. allowed 10 cool 10 4 temper.
allure IL ITO deg. Fahrenheit tcqual 10
II IL a ". LAY
there IL now aided ~ solution j one
nnia en,,r. 10 cael, gallon, of juice, ~
from i've "a seven pinlr zach luO Hnl'
4 Ions III Juice. Al lcnsi enough IT soln'
1 tinn II i ~ hc n.ldrd H. completely
ncutmligs the lime III the juice. and IL
determin. this point slip NJ blue liz.
mus upper II dipped into thu solution
wllen, IN enough III solution Is hn~ been
aided, thu hlne color viii hc changed u
rei, Snlntion Il II nnr ~ tho invent
orr chemical preparations
7. Esapnrntn rapidly. Swimming from
time ~ time any scum which appears
upon thu surface. and a,laing solutiof
|, IN small quantities II I'll. boiling inic.
will not tnrl tho llue litmns pnmr rel
\. When ,lm Thermometers In tllr hoil
ing juice indicates temperature ~ .3t
leg lepnul To IL leg, rcntigrslel Oh.
strip should hn withdrawn from TIL,
ilrr. nlld il should he kept IL eryatalliz,
IN a room 81 about ~ leR. Fahrenhci
s.a,,al IL ~ leg. eentiprads, III faeili
tntr capitalization. Il few griinsuf grim
nlnirl s,lpnr inny hr aided to the enol
Ing syrup when ii Inns reached the Ten,
prrntnre I'm leg. Fahrenheit ,rqnal Il
~ leg eentiRmdel
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01
Let tiiri~ M Taught 10 swim.

Among the few survivors from tho
terrible wreck III the Princess Alice arr
three members II tie snm. fnmily- Mr..
Thorpe, III thr Old Kent ruad. II yrnrH
u agc: his sister, Miss Thorpe, Who IL
4 yenr older than himself, nni his
brother. Il mere ,pnyof y. All these owe
their lives 10 The inct TINT they wrr.
Nile 10 swim.
The ioyr. II would seem, were soin..
how separated from their sister. They
were hath picked UP l,y the same hnas,
and were, when II helped them from
their prrilpus position, swimming ni.lc
hy side. The sister, who VIM older tian
either, achieved her own nafcty. She
struck boldly ont, md, III spite ~ Tie
incnmbrnnce NJ hnr garments, the inrrr
II the tide. the darkness NJ iii. night,
md thu danger to which III. cannot Int
have been subjected VI, thu frantic
efforts VI those who were STRUGGLING
around lrr In the water 10 cniel, and
cling 10 my object within their gr,sl,,
succeeded Iii reaching the hank.
The exploit she accomplished ii. II
We consider II, nlmort marvellous. Til,
tide was rushing swiftly down; thc ua-
tor must hnvr been cold nnd hrnnnbimp
the night, ~ VI know, was lark and
foggy: there were round about her MI
the horrors u the scrnr; tlm last faro.
we'll WIS rising from river to sky: In
thu waler the .traeglrls were grulpling.
In their last agony, zach with each; and
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01

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hal. packed I'LL ,hrif ~salN.ns and III.
hest ~ their eltsihr@ nI~fn MY donkey
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ven. Sahll,. ts~,k sns,l ratc newer I.
travel ,ha, fssasl apnin."