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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-10
The Humiliation OF England.

The termination of the war hrtvc,n ms
ria and Turkey leaves England humhlcd 10
degree which cannot he parallelcd In all
her history. The Ottoman ompirr believed
TO hc the hulwark ~ her Indian possessions.
and SO long and 30 -trcnuouslv supported
by her at such enormous cost. il pros
tratcd, and her Government has not utter
ell n word or struck blow. while the suifit
md ,I.clarat ions of the ma $50, Of hcrponuln.
and especially uf tile ilcral party. it, most
effective loadcr-. and all it, public journals.
have from the first greatly encouraged and
promoted the purposes Of Russia.
Why have tine influence and the power Of
England alk. h,on wanting in this con-
niet and in the scttlrmont which has
now ond.l ity Til. traditional belief Of
the British poorlc that RUSSIA chorishcs
design against India. and their imme-
mortal policy II defending Turkey at
every hazard, both required that their
Eovcmmcnt should prevent the occurrence
Of this wnr. or should take hand in il from
the beginning tn tie end. AID such would
no doubt. has" been the cas-" had The purity
In power ircn permitted To- act according to
their own Judgment. Lord HIACuSsFIrLD
wa from the Nl-i a. clear IN his determine
tion To- fulhid Hu--.am agsro-- ion and 20 de-
fcnd Iurkcyae any statesman who ever gov
brncd England; but the Liberal party, So
rall"d, l"l by Mr.. GLADSTONE -,ilding for
the tradc~man'- rule OF attending to ones
OWN business and leaving foreign affairs to
take care of themselves, and making use If
the Bulgarian atroci'lo- TO agiiat, in favor
of Russia, ha, boon able to iol every inn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-10
why shouldn't lie

II is reported now that Mr. HAYES will
rut loos" from all political and personal Obj
legations. and appoint men 10 the New Or
leans Custom House who have not before
been thought Of.
Why should he not
lie has protitcd all he can through the in
strnontalitv Of the Returning Board:
what further use has hc for it, members. I;
They conferred upon him the office OF Pres
dent 81 the United States. can they expect
that from his august position he should rc-
gard them ns his cqual-y II would dctract
from his dignity 1t would identify him
with them. ny appointing persons who
have not before bccn thought If he assumes
an independent position. He manfosts his
disregard for all the criminals with whose
names his own has been associated, and
hopes to make simple people look upon him
~ both innocent aud patriotic.
Mr.. HAYES will fail of his purpose. The
people in the long run are ant to get at the
true view of things. II Is not easy To de-
ccivc them permanently. Mr.. HAYES was
first false to his country in assuming its
highest Office when he had not been elected
to It, He was next false TO the party who
supported him, though they could not elect
him. Finally he turns upon his companions
in fraud and crime and essays to gain i'm
munity, and even rcspectabilty. for himself
by showing his contempt foI them. Vain Of
the giddy height TO which hc has attained,
he rccklcssly kicks over the ladder by
which he mounted.
But no course which he can pursue will
make him secure in his office. His own fall
must come i'm due course, to con-ummatc
the righteous rctrhution which has already
begun TO oVcrtnAc his fellows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-10

To-day il the first Sunday IN Lent.
--Talmagc has gone South, and will ple,c n
today IN New Orleans.
A church in d. lawarc mas recently rue-
chased ls7 cuspsdores
Evangelist Pentecost. who has been
cvanstiling at hartford. goes 10 Mddlctown. conn
Deacon Hawlcy of Brooklyn, well known
as nm earnest revival worker. has been hoinnr H,,y
ami sankoy
What is church now without rorcdo.!
The new at Craze church viii .vs, SS,oyi ami sd
he finished IN oetohcr
About thirty Of the Protestant Episcopal
Bishop, ct the country VIII cross the water To- aicnf
PanAmglican synod N July n"N'
The choir of the Church Of st. Mary tia
Nrsm announces srcat preparation. or special 'n..'Al
services iur'ns TIE present -,a-on OF lent
Union Theological seminary ha- op"n,d
Bibral museum. 1hr collection d, %. vet small ut
scnptursl anal missionary r,r .rc desired
A spirited temperance revival g. going
on in bndscpolt, Conn, and ro-.on pa-ior", ,'' b.p.
tst 'hpr' %. iswuihln- vigorously 100 ..htlnl
The demand fqr drinks in Washington,
&c. sid to have TALL, on about ouc -N'h. "A'n."
Sac r,,cnt temperance demonstration. 100 that",u
The West Twcnty-third street church
wii at o' Ne rebuilt The insurance 8. enpie i"'r'.is
buiin- nearly as good as the one which was buurd
Vow that the Rev. job Washburn" OF
iilno, has patiently lived out hi, ninety Two var
ha' concluded TO leave OIL thc u~ VI ,hacco an i've
remainder oi IN days tsar rornci nan.
The Methodists of Sing Sing are going
10 have the fine marble church alpii. she iiri..u I
viii cost s,nv0 Its said that tie marble vl Dc. =
amt dressed by u,e SINNERS IN the ientrnunr, ,'uo
yard
The poor children on the canal beats n
E'siani considered about thu most d. adj d,
country b'ins .y,n lower tasn tho,c employ 90 in i.,
tre. Am,sson mas been or-ani4ed ios hc.r o.i'0.I
btu.ht. and i doing much geod
Tho NJ q al A.. nt I fNsin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-10

The jnil committee ~ Richmond county
composed of two ladies AMI two gentlemen
mad" last December. u report Of the results
of their examinations during four wears. If
the jail ~ that county. They found the
administration II affairs there in a
wrotched state. The prisoners were idl.
the separation between the male aud female
apartments OF the Jail was wooden parli-
tion full of cracks and hole. and the in
mates wore in dcplorably dsmoralized
conditions getting now lessons IA vice while
undergoing punishment for vice.
The visitors - far as possible rmn'icd
these evils, but their obscrlaiions convince
them tAat our prc-out county jail system is
hop lnesly and iremedably bad. At the
constitutional Convention 81 1861. the COM
mittoc on prisons took the same view. rc-
porting That there is no one of the sources II
GRIM" which j. more operative ia the multi
riicatlon of thieves and burglars than tine
common jails If the State, a. at present
organized. The in .at"s are brought into
close contact. their intercourse * I'M
restricted; their conversation il Of
the vilcst sort. and everything con
duccs to make them worse when they
l'aN" than when they entered In" pris-
uuor-. having no work 10 de. spend their
tinr IN hunting for amusement. in card
playing. and iu gambling. II thoy have any
money To- stake. The innocent and the ,oiu-
laUtNcly innocent are corrupted by their
criminal Il --ociat,-. ami all learn t. delight
iu vicious indulgence. AMI 10 hate tie uut-
side wpr'i lhcy acquire hanit- Of i'll loss
which thry may never b" ah" cog never
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-10
WHfT rs GOING on IN EUROPE

7 = J =
the Publications. has been postponed Judging.
however, from the friendly congraiulatory mcs-
sages exchanged between the Sultan and the
Car last Sunday. there can b1 but little doubt
that the understanding between them is COM
plctc. The Cabinets of 1t. Petersburg and CON
stantinoplc may be troachcrous. but the Car
and the Sultan are too gcntlcmanlv persons
TO express for each other personal feel
ings which they do not entertain. 1t
is likely that the postponcmcnt If the
ratification has been agreed upon between the
two powers. in view Of the uncertainty Of the
attitude Of England and Austria with regard To
the projected Conference. According TO Lord
Bcrly's statement. In Parliament. on Friday
might. the Cabinets Of Vienna and London have
boon discuss ing the bases on which the Confer
cncc should proceed. The opinion II the En-
glish Government is tina, tho whole of the peace
treaty AMI not that part Of it merely which AZ
focts general European interests. should be
submitted to the Congress To this Russia may
easily object. and it IL possibly in anticipation
Of such claim on the part Of England that the
Government Of the Car caused the ratification
to hc postponed.
As matter Of fact. the whole question Of the
Conference j. far from being settled yet. Ia his
speech in the German Parliament Prince Bis
marck spoke OF it in terms sufficiently vague
{ o show that he did not much believe in liz over
coming together. lie called it sometimes Con
ference and sometimes COngrcse.' he said
that, II II was to take place. IT would be in the
first fortnight Of March; he said also that Ger
many would have the Presidency. But the first
fortnight Of March is nearly over, yet even the
place whore the Conference is to assemble hns
not yet been finally decided upon He himself.
too. is reported to be anxious to 20 for rest to
Narzn, instead OF presiding at the meeting Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-10

As matter Of interest 90 some 81 our old
families we may note that krNG-IrSG-1 has
just been officially certified in Pckin a- the di-
root lineal descendant of CoNFucIus. who was
born five hundred and odd years before the
Christian ora. Cards addressed to him under
his hereditary title Of Yen Shun Kung, Pckin
might perhaps reach him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-10

\ more tragic death than that Of JollT
Wu.LrNBscHfR the unfortunate workman who
was suliooated in a vai oi houehlack in a Brook
Ism sugar refinery can scarcely b. imagined.
The hot bonoblack. falling in drihlrt- through a
hol" IN the bottom Of the Vat into u rctort. had q
rnsisti"~- downward suction. Neniuring upon
the surface OF III" hnncblaok. WILLENDACucR
was sucked down SLOWLY. a- though 10y a quick
sand. FOB his death. lIs Mortified comrades POS
"uvd him only when he WIS NJ the point Of
death. III" existence oi this appalling man
trap. il seems. was NJ, even suspected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-10

hold her own without expanding tho vast sums
lavished on new fleets by England and other
powers. Gigantic, however as is the ordnance
lust spoken Ct. its weight is wholly eclipscd by
the S0-ton guns OF the new English Inncxihlc.
and the iUO-ton artillery Of the Italian pair Of
marine monsters the Duilio and the DandolO.
British military journal has discovered
a new source Of worry in a possible Muscovitc
invasion Of India by the Iamir route. for Rus
ria has. II seems. Just made n military survey Of
the pamir Steppe. whence the remote Aryan in
vasion II India was effected. The natural obsa-
clos Of this route are admitted to be tremendous;
hut 1t is thought that the exactions of GHotAB
SINGH have so disgusted the mountainous Of
Cashmere that they might welcome Russian
masters. who. once at Srinugglr. would Of
course dominate the runjaub. With a little
further exercise Of ingenuity il Is shown how
the passes II the Pr PunIal would be no effect
ual guarantee against Russian designs, and
how the lines Of communication 10y the Gangctic
valley would no longer be secure; and alto
gcthcr. what with geography and c,hnology.
quite an unpl' asant theme Is worked up where
with 10 disturb the slumbers Of the patriotic
BritOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-10

When a letter IL dictated to an amanucn-
els andt then signed by the person debating. is
II 20 he considered the production Of the person
debating or of the amanuensisY This important
question IL the subject Of n friendly controversy
now i'm progress between Deacon RICHARD
SMITH and Archbishop SANDS. The truly good
man il inclined to think that dictated letter is
les authentic than an autographic one. The
Archbishop holds the contrary opinion. lie
argues that for example in the recent letter Of
the de facto Postmaster General. threatening to
prosecute the Cincinnati Gos,N, If it is again
caught cheating the mails, the warning loses no
significance from the fact that II was ponned by
n private secretary and only signed by Mr..
KEYS own hand. Most communications OF i'm
portancc. he alleges. are dictated But he adds
'tanno, 20 he understood my dear RicuAnr. as mi.
mattg mat There az nocNc' pton, io the rule have
~ioie not only the ,gnaiulcs To uer tiers. but tie
s.'s, 81 in' 20, A., .or .N,nnIl. have rcn,Yn f.
= i~7 prol 0-inl assit n, Northern Pacific Railway
..nsinr, hat every word 81 the test /. in your own
randNurng
Archbishop SANDS should not presume upon
the Kind compliment lately paid him by Deacon
lhcHAnD SMITH 81 far as To- address that truly
good man rs my dear hICHAnD.' Further
more. he is entirely mistaken about the letter
which he Processes to have seen. 1t is abso-
lutcly impossible that Deacon RICHARD SMITH
should address l'tter To anybody. propos ing
to sell the influence of his paper for $4,000. or
Tor any other sum Il money Ii any such doc
uincnt /, IN cNi-ten "a, We are positive hat an
examination ly"Npcri- Will prove it to he an
ingenious forgery written IN Office paper ly
on" 90 the wicked partners. But lid those de-
lrnNcd h"imKs g't the money?
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-07-31

I'm AND AFTER JUNE LIST THE UNDER
" signed will deliver Ice daily to the citi-
zens of Silver City and vicinity. at reasona-
BILE rates. Orders left at the postoffice or the
drug store will be promptly attended to.
BART. DERHAM.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-03-06

In bis mouth was an opium pipe-which was
why
He Ieered At us so with drunken-l'ke eye
They had shaved on his eyebrows, and tackled
on - cue.
They had painted his face Of q coppery hue,
And rugged him all up In heathenish suit,
Then softly departed, each man with his
loot"
Yes, evory galoOt,
And An Sin, to boot,
Had left him there hanging
Like ripening fruit.
At mass meeting holS mp st Murphys next
day,
There were seventeen speakers, and each had
his say
There were twelve resolutions, that instantly
passed,
And each resolution was worss than the last;
There woro fourteen petitions which, grant
ing the same,
win determine what Governor Murphy's shall
name.
And the man from our dis'rict-that goes up
next year,
Goes mp ON one isSue-thats patent and clear;
Can the work Of . mean,
Degraded, unclean,
Believer In Buddha
Be held as 9 Hemp
Bret Hdrte, IN Wilkes Spirit orhe Times.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-03-06
Life.

Life is a rose, brier-burdened, yet sweet
Blooming day
Flioging its perfume like perfume to meet
Wind blown away.
Leaf after leaf spreads its blush to the aif,
Kissed by the sun.
Deeper-hued growing as joy makes it fair
Loves guerdon won.
Leaf after leaf shrinlEs up from the heart
Leaving it bare
Color and fragrance and joy all depart
None left to care.
Nay, the Divine in it fingers there still
Gods care in all.
Rose-leaves bat drop at the beck of His will
Fetters which thrsll.
Up from its trammels the freed spirit wings.
Higher to soar
Altar immortal, pure essence fings-
Sweet evermore
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-03-06

II is confidently believed that every
mOdsrn haekman was in the cavalry dur
Ing the war, and hence his audacity in
Charging.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-03-06
Rates of Advertisine

Legal notices at established rates.
Marriage and death notices, gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements col
lected quarterly. Temporary ADVERTISE
ments must be paid for in advance.
Job work, Cash on Delivery.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

which viii be takes Vi Nov Ofisad4 loaded with
houp4poles. consigned TO London, Emf
Globe Democrat, January 81!
The Southern papers afe. Gil syrnpethizina
gting up Sths Ollie ~ duess their svpaty Z
lhsolicitcd the only trouble u, the 81 Lonie
sseesmboat,en cent sst rd o. the old aals :;
Steamboat tonnage continues. One steambpal
end seven or eight light barees are loading
Memphis Avalanche. January O, fHnl /.
The ID. O. HtHnard. from Ht Louis, arrived
with .stoYago room. and added 400 bales 81 cot.
Rhs aod f bsst e,s for New Orleans with sse
isIr lat 81 p co Re The Goid Dust tooE Id
S'f be eSo Rsnss es dss since X wGe
river: "a bales OF the same were forwarded BY
the Dean. The last went last night.
The Grand Lake and barges x2t up astir yes
crowd to think abe had sunk barge at q point
below town. but 1t turned out to be false
alarm. The excitement simmered when ii was
found ell was right. BH E# #FgiT|
The aatn lsoberts and barges .were 40 hours
out from Cairo last night. bbe is filling one OF
her barges In Madrid Bend.
~ Especial to the Democrat
BAToN HouaE, Jan, THE Tehsas will ar
rive % noon and leave Wednesday fpg ths Ten
Baron HoueH, Jan. 7.--ro Britton b Eppler.
bteAtfe FeeEHs iTitl arrive at u m. and leave
- t. Y. COOLEY, Master.
CAMDEN. Ark. Jan, 7.-tTo. ]. D. Woods a Co. .
Steamer Seminole leaves here to-day; arrive
Thursday. and leave Saturday. for Quaehita
river, w. Il. LEN, Master.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

Tor the Atchatalaya through to Washington.
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
Brinker master, Eug. Barrow clerk, leaves to-
morrow at y. m. for Red river. through to
Shreveport.
The bonnie Lee. also of the above company.
Noah Scovell master. leaves tomorrow at D..
m. for Minden.
The Robert Il. Lee. VIM. Campbell master,
MI. A. McVay in charge of the office. leaves
this .. M. as usual, for Vieksburg aud all mail
landings.
The St. Mary. Joe Dalferes in command. E.
Nicolle clerk, leaves to-day at 8 p. m. for
tne coast and Lafourche. through to Laurel
The regular Baton Rouge and coast packet st.
John. j. L. McElroy master. leaves tomorrow
at 10 a. m.
The New Orleans and Gulf Transportation
company g steamer Alvin, w. T. Scovell master.
leaves to-morrow at "a m. for Port Eads.
leave IS usual to morrow at 10 a. M
The Ouachita Belle. due last night from BAYOU
Sara, Will leave again Tomorrow at n M her
regular day. without fail. John c. Libano com
mands, John II. Mossop clerk.
ton company's United States mail r steamar
John Wilson. +; A. Blanks master. leaves to-
morrow promptly for Ouachita City
The regular weekly Atchafalaya packet Big
Sunhower. A P. Trousdale master. j. B. Schmidt
clerk, leayes to,morr2w Ct 2. N.
steamer Col. A. p. Kouns. NJ. II. Kouns master,
leaves to-morrow at y. m. for Shreveport
and Jefferson. -.
The Tensas and Macon packet Tensas, L. v.
Cooley master, II. Molaison clerk. will be found
e the landing TINS morning receiving to return
The Esmphis and Bend packet Thompson
Dean, ]. q. Pepper in command Frank Beck.
", clerk. leaves tomorrow at D. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
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CHICAGO. IN. tpuIs AND NEW ohLnAss

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A, lULILmAn EAdM,ACE, cLthEEilNu vAAYgn
s ..g t2 LOUISVILLE, ginei4naH and phicage
Wnn9ut cha4gs. anu Ior ~ Louis sleeper is
aeea Milan es' tha passengers to 10
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
FITS, EPILEPSY,
OR
FALLING SICKNESS.

FALLING SICKNESS,
CURED-NO HUMBUG-BY
ONE MONTHS USE OF DIR, GOULARDS CELE-
BRATED INFALLIBLE FIT POWDERS. To
convince sufferers that these powders will do ali
We claim for them, we will send them By mall
POST PAID. FREE TRIAL BOX. As DR..
Goulard is the only physician who has ever made
this disease special study, and as to our knoWk-
CURED by the use of these POWDERS WE
WILL GUARANTEES A PERMANENT cnre In
every case, or REFUND YOU ALL MONEY
All sufferers should give these
powders an early trial. and be convinced OF
their curative powers.
Price. for large box. g, or four boxes for 90,
cent BY mail to any part of the United States OF
Canada on receiptof price, or By express @. o. D.
Address.
ASH q ROBBINS,
aple II 800 Fulton street, Brooklyr NJ.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

the ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTES TO ALL POINTS
NORTH AND EAST.
Rserssnixsa for the sumn,sr u 1871.
Working out Of New 0rlsans via the n, o. and
NJ n. H., and presenting the following attractive
lines b. the attention Of all North bound Tour.
lists and Travellers:
Via Montgomery, Columbus. Macon. Augusta
Wilmington. hiChmOnd.
o. Hours, New orleans 90 New York.
The same time always as by any other line.
Pullman sleepine Oars to opelika.
Solid DaY Trains themes % Augusta. win
Pullman Sleeping Oars attached at Macon foi
Through train, wilmington 10 Richmond and
New York, with Elegant Parlor Oars attached 10
Richmond-thenoe Pullman Sleeping Cars to
SfY f CHANGES At sEAsoNABLH HOURS
VENTILATED CARS.
Rsuts No. 1--Bay Lime.
No. i. Thence By Bpeclal parlof Oars g Ports.
mouth. Va Thence, at $50 p n. daily texcsp,
DAY LINE 70 Baltimore. Thence By New Yori
Express, arriving In New York at 9.Os p. m.
sixty-ntno hours run--only seven hours In
undisturbsd nights rest and superior accom-.
modations upon The chesapeake bay. ~
Route Ne. Sine ola uemiuien LIns.
Tho same Lines to Wilmington and Ports.
mouth as Routes and 4. Thence, on Mondays
Wednesdays and Saturdays at $50 p. N. By the
bSMNN WSeh q 9 af PM
ut their New York wharvee at . p. m.
through run Of 10 hours, combining the
essential elements OF Cheapnees. Speed and
Comfort.
Passengers should leave New Orleans Hatur
days, Mondays and Thursdays to connect close.
ly with this Line.
For Tickets, Checks, Time Cards. AMI all In.
formation, apply ut the Offices of the New Or.
leans and Mobile Railroad.
], II. WHITE, Southern Passenger Agent
L. L. Noel ESKEY, Southwestern Agent, cor.
ner 81 Charles and Common SITS. mol am
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ExclaanEc Clippings,

Cincinnati Enquirer. Jan s:
The snow storm Thursday night was the
eayiest known here for years. Snow fell at
atervals yesterday; cold. blustery and showing
esinight.
Business Is remarkably dull on the landing.
Our dispatches report heavy snow at ali
The Covineton Dock Company hsye sold to
Andr6W Stevenson, Of Rockport, Ind, barge.