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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06

BILL DAVIS BEsEFIr.-M the benefit
Of Bill Davis. al the Alhambrs Thsstcr.
Virginia. last night. the performances was
not A varied a. might have been desired.
Bill payia swung the clubs for . while,
after which william Gidley put up tho
100 pound dumb.bell. This sparring be.
tween All Walker and Vic Berno was
spirited, and tho bout between Bill Davis
and BILLY Burma gave ample opportunity
for the display Of science which both men
possess. The audience. although not
large. was ppreciativc.
Poor AND HoRsE IlacEs.-At tho race
track north Of virginia City there were
two interesting events yesterday. The
frat was q footrace between Ike Chapman
and James O'Brien. 100 yards. $40 .
side. O'Brien won easily by ten yards.
Tho second was . horse-race, 0ne-half
mile, 500 Q side. between Grey Tommy
and the bay horse Greyhound. Tho latter
almost distanccd his competitor. Con.
siderable money changed hands on both
events.
LisERrr VOLUNTEER HosK.-N you en-.
Joy . real good time. do not fall 70 attend
the grand ball To DO given at Miners
Union Hall, Gold Hill. tomorrow even.
ing. Tho boys Of Liberty Volunteer Hose
are all bright lads. aud when they start In
for Q good thing they are sure TO make II.
Get your ticket and your partner ready.
Fine music has been engaged. and guests
will DO treated with every courtesy.
TEE abstract statement from last quar-.
terly assessment roll Of Lyon county shows
the following result Of the working Of the
mills In that county Number Of tons oI-
trsotsd. 1880; average value per ton.
So &C; gross yield or value. Sll5.232 80 ;
total cost Of reduction or sale, sC3,SG l &c;
net yield or value upon which taxes arc
levied. 6i.42t 10. total amount OF tax.
$1.3ss 81.
Par UP.-Alex. Coin. Of tho Pioneer
Dry Goods Store. next door IN the Gold
Hill Postofice. urgently requests all Gus.
tomsrs with outstanding accounts ON his
books 10 come forward and settle up, a. ho
10 In need Of money at the present time.
Gold. g~reenbacka or silver taken Of par.
TIMOTHY Donovan, the boy who had his
leg crushed BY . railroad train On tho 2ad
Of last month, has been sent 10 California
under advice OF his attending physicians.
lie 10 considered In . precarious eondi'
ton.
UNCLE dEonoE BnIcKErr was up in Wiz.
ginis bright and early to-day. and a. soon
- the polls were opened 10 walked up and
passed in his vote Just - his conscience
and general good impulses moved him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06
The Elections ro.Day.

The regular annual election Tor mum ci.
pal officers In Gold Hill and Virginia arc
progressing to-day. pursuant TO pro-
grsmme. In Gold Hill no great degree OF
excitement Is p~crceptibls. political psrti.
sanship being apparently laid aside In tho
desire to elect the best men 10 oil tho va.
rious Offices. In Virginia, both political
parties having held their primary cleo
lions and nominated full tickets. party
spirit runs high and there IL consequently
considerable stir. Ben Lackey Il indorsed
by the great majority Of the business men
and right-thinking people for Chief Of Po-
lice. and ought 10 be elected. He 10 poll
ing . very strong vote. We will give .
full list IL the successful candidates To-
morrow. The unsuccessful don't care 70
have their names mentioned. 90 We will
let them alone at present. F~orepaugh's
grand circus and menagerie show at VII.
ginia carried big crowds from Gold Hin.
and also assisted In distraeting public po-
litical attention. The transit Of Mercury
also assisted. and like the circus and cleo
ton. passed of very SUCCESSFULLY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06
lDissries Cours.

In tho District Court for the Firs,
Judicial District Of Nevada. Rising.
Judge. the following business was trans.
acted Saturday:
Hobart. Wool 4 Co. VI. Rock-Judg.
ment for plaintiff. each party paying costs.
Schneider VI. Virginia and Truckee
Railroad-Demurrcr sustained 10 the last
count In the complaint. Plaintiff OF.
cepts.
Yellow Jacket, Savage. Ksntuck. Crown
Point and Bslcher Mining Companies
Suit for back bullion taxes. Default Of
plaintiff entered In zach Of said causes.
Estats Of d. Driscoll. deceased-Order
confirming final accounts.
Fox 70. Langdon Time to file and serve
answer extended until Monday.
Russsll W. Adams Ordered that the
plaintiff DO permitted 70 amend cost bill.
State vs. California. Consolidated. vir.
ginia. Gsuld 4 Curry and Hale 4 Nor
eros Mining Companies Default OF plain
til entered In each Of said eanses.
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RErORr.
NAN francfsoo Beard.
rms uorxtxa-

Iuts Aohtisu.
1860 ophir. 32a. 32k. sax, ~, s3a
33a b5. 32k IS, IS
go Mexican. 81, 81, % b5. o., o..
liGo Gould and Curry. Gu. 81 b. Gu
Gs.
1865 Beat 4 Bsleher. ISL. 49,. i5i.,
ISL bS. i5,i bS
iiss California. 26a 26s
?95 Savage. iot. ioh. ioA,. ios. ioi'
si5 Con. Virginia. IA. IA. Ia. iih'
100 choii.r.po,o.i. 2es. so bso. 29s.
29t, 29a
$50 Hale a Norcross. "a. ~
95 Crown Point. 81, $50. 3.So
SIS Yellow Jacket. ~, IA. "a bio
12J Imperial. +0c. t5e
60 Alpha, ~
4eO Bslcher. ). go. ass
$40 Sierra Nevada, 4. 3.95
80 Utah. ss,s
1915 Bullion. "a. 4. 4.i0, +.05
$50 Exchequer. 40
leo Oyerman. 90, 81. et
$50 Justice, 5S
400 Union Con-. 4, $50. SIS
100 Succor. 50c
1870 Julia. a.. a.. +.G5. AGO $50. a. $50.
I.co. 40. 4.e5. +.eo. $50. ass. A..
4.75. SIS. AS
iGOo Alta. ~. ~, $ b30. s
lGjO Caledonia. $50. 10. LIS
$50 silver Hill. IL, l.t0, 100. l.3O,
AIS Andes. t0c. tjc
100 woodville. +0c
$40 Con. washoe, soc
so Wells Fargo. i5c. lie b30
306O Ward. $50. i.s5. IL
$40 Trojan. toc. Sc. 500
2I5 Benton. leo. LIS
go Solid Silver. 2.t0
aJ0 Rough a Ready, IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06

An I%ncendisry Riddisd with Hal.
lets by mn Earaxed Mob.
lsrscr.l To rur Go,p hill DAILY s,ws.I


WILLIAMS, Colusa County. May o.
Chris. Mntchlcr was lynched ct German
town. In this county. this morning. On
the night Of April 80. Mutchler attempted
to set fire to Hageman 4 Cos saloon, but
was detected In the act. Several shots
were fired from persons inside the saloon.
three Of which took effect aud lodged In
his thigh. Mutchler was arrested, but no
complaining witnesses appearing, he was
discharged. Threats were made against
his lifc by some Of the citizens,
and fearing violence. he hastily ar.
ranged his business Affairs and
attempted TO leave town. He managed 10
get TO Orlando In tho night by private
conveyance. Next day J. Kelly swore out
q warrant for the arrest OF Mutchlsr
for threatening his life. and he was
brought back u Germantown for trial.
He WAS bound over 10 keep the peace
In tho sum Of 81, 900. Failing to give
bonds. he Was turned over to Constable
McLano. About ! o'clock this morning .
mob Of fourteen masked men. armed with
six.shooters. broke into tho ConstAble's
house, dragged tho prisoner out OF bed
into the street. and riddled his body with
bullets. Mutchler begged for mercy upon
his Bonded knees, asked tho privilege
Of writing TO his brother. but his plead.
ings were In vain. The affatr Is creating
great excitement. Two prominent bust.
ness men are supposed to DO implicated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06

no THE rUBLIC.-rHR USDS RsI9SED
i begs have 10 notify the citizens Of this
State thai he hs- what no believes IN be the
most extensive and varied coneollistsd erhle-
itiJn that hss ever challensed criticism known
a. Porrpsugh's Worlds Great shJw. compris.
inc = Circas. M,nsserle. Mnsrum. Aviap.
Aquarium, Caravan and Trained Annual Expo
siiiou OF Wonderland deslrrs 10 extend tn the
pub 10 through this card . mere authorized and
personal statement than eau he made b. posters
and ne.spsper sdysn ssme nnnn' n. rhs s eo,S
tour OF the American Continent II 10 advisa.
bly asserted, with Q full knowledge of the facts
aud perfect regard tor the mea ,ina OF terms.
thst tbs public entertainment for The amuse.
N nt and instruction OF the people Pc. not oe.
OF with 20 lavish an sIpenditir. o. mesns ~
presented under my Mammoth Right Center
Pole Tents BY contributions from all qnartsrs
Of the Riobs. No on- will doubt the entire
NiVaL TRIUMPBAL rTREsr. pAGtANr
which will be made through tbs principal
streets Of each town before exhibiting. In which
will be seen massive and richly VT ught Golden
Chariots. rssplendent With. rlittertng gold,
Tsblesu Cara. Teams and Herds Of kiephanis.
Egyptian Dfonpedaries. Feroeious wild Beasts
10 open ironolad sta'uary dsns. In full view 70
eli; Knights. Cavalier. Ladies' a. the Court;
Kinss, ttendants. Coarierr, Heraids. etc.; Bat
tiemsn cad In representative armor: IL every.
where admitted 10 be OF nr~aisr Interest and
worth more than the inside entertainment OF
the majority OF other travelling exhibitions, and
universally pronounced by al exhibitors and
Judges OF show property generally 10 10 the
nnest show ever organized In Aineries.
Nv exhibition 10 too popderous n be moved
IN any other way than by rail. except over solid.
smooth s.reets, on account OF the Massive
Iolden ChAriots, Tableau Cars ana Performing
stalussy Palace Dsns being 20 hss,y that land
trayeI would be Impossible; tbersIors MI
horses are ali IN 1ns condition and spirited. hot
tired and worn out By ivurneyinc over rough
and muddy rads, hauling from town 10 Town
heavily laden vehicles. etc. Ny aim 10 10 In.
struct a. veil - 70 elsvate the old and ,ouns In
the schooi OF natural History.
Hoping that my new departure viii prove
.stisiact0ry TO tho generous public. and remu.
nsrative to m,'ef.
Very 's'p; spa2' roRKpAvou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06
A..,,.,. Y....ra.y a...,.s.

M Layton. II W stewart. James Y.
Farrell. Edward fogg. II wheelsn, T
Lane, W Henderson. John L.Anders and
wife. N NJ Lynn. A II Barber. Z weigand.
Charles ID Hines. " u l. Corram, l. II
Reddeld. G T. Barber. u l. Tickner. ID o
Council. A Ast. Theodore Case. l. stoner.
A Tage. william huvleti. ID + Mitchell.
A Honeyeross. II Travers. = Messenger.
J Singleton. l. II Davis. John Gamgee. +
Hanakberger. Mrs " BrogAn. II Burn
hart. II Reinstein, John T Williams and
family. Mrs l. d Folsom. George Williams.
A u Stevens. George T MArye. Mrs A
Edgington. Mrs c forman. W II Waters
and wife. J q Rule. J Trezize. Mrs Q
blanchard. Edward Drew and wife. Miss
II \ Wires. l. T Fox and family. A Rich
ards. \ Brown. Mr. A u Stewart. Mrs y ID
Nichols.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06
nrsr 4 pELcHER.

VIRGINIA CRY. May s. is7s.-william
Willis. Esq.. Secretary Best 4 Belcher
Mining Company-Dear Sir: For tho
week ending to-day IS feet were made In
the Joint Wine on the 100 level. making
. total perpendicular depth Of 200 feet.
This winzei Il timbered and finished 70 the
1900 lsvel. and q small station will ct
once 10 cut out aud . drift started south
TO connect with our north drift on the
1900 level. which runs from the Gould 4
Curry main incline.
Tho whole bottom Of the winre 10 10
good looking quartz with slips Of clay and
some porphyry. II looks more favorable
than anything previously seen In the
mine. Somo pieces Of quartz l had a..
saysd showed about 81 per ton.
Work has not yet been resumed In the
north drift on the 1900 level.
y. y. OsBisroS. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06

CHARLES NEAsow, . special policeman.
was arrested in Virginia City last Thurs
LAY ON = charge Of drawing q deadly
weapon. ON Saturday the case was dis
missed. but Immediately thereafter he was
arrested on q complaint Of disturbing the
peace. Morrow claims that no u being
prosecuted.
INFORMATION wASrrp.-Mary Fox. No.
203 Grand street. New York city. desires
u ascertain the present whereabouts OF
her brother. John For. who WAS for 9 time
At Bantas station. Western Pacific Hail
road. San joaquin county. California but
was last heard from Ia this vicinity.
Par McC,ErHr. = miner. was ba.ily
leaten in a ID street den. Virginia. last
Saturday. After regaining consciousness
lie CAV. the m % his assailants as
William sksws. Dan Hanifen and Felix
E.quava. They were arrested anil are
o In jail.
Tas San Francisco toaii.gLi of a recent
date say. The success 81 the May fes-
ti,ai /. now assured. All the boxes have
besn sold, and the sum realized from tho sale
Of reserved seats has been much beyond
tho most sanguine hopes Of the manage
ment."
BONANZA BuLLioS.-rhe Consolilstrd
Virginia Mining Company last night
.hippel "a bars Of bullion. worth SILL
7O5 ~, and the California Company
shipped n bars, worth si0i.i9l 10. max
ing total Of a. bars. worth s3l6.i99 Us.
A WOMAN Of the town. called Little
jake" living on u street. Virginia, tried
a. commit suicide last Friday night by
taking laudanum. She Va pumped on'
and her life Was saved.
YOU can tell . silver City man nova
days by the calico shirt he wears. The
festival will rage on Wednesday AMI
Thursday evenings.
TAKE notice of an advertisement In an
other column IN LAY relative 10 certain
good real estate property for sale IN the
town IL Gold Hill.
THE "Humpty pump,y' combination
left for Salt Lake last evening. The COM
pany has merit AMI deserves liberal pat
ronAge.
]. n. McCABE. theatrical agent. aaj
K,arney street. IAN Francisco. Is Manager
John Piper's representative In Nan Fran
cisco.
Tsr Mechanics Union of Storey county
will meet in Liberty Engine House, Gold
hin, tomorrow evening at 7:so O'Clock.
= IIA0aUN MI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06
ONE MORE uSYonruSArE.

Almost every Day the papers chronicle the
suicide Of soma poor unfortunate whose mind
has been onf,ebled BY dyspepsia. over vhose
earthly horir n . heavy gloom has gathered
from the untold and unreliable asonies VI this
cruel complaint. Dyspepsia Ia one Of the most
depressing dlsesses sfnleung humanity. % 10
eosm poiitan In its nsiure-no country y er.
isattsets. There 10 . balm In Oiled 10 eones
In the shape of Peruvian Syup. For years II
has besn scattering its blessings abroad. There
Ia, probably. no disease which expericnce has
20 amply proved to be r.mediabls BY the reru.
vian syrup - Dsrpspsia. Tbs mo~t invetsrats
cured by this medleine. - ample testimony Of
many OF our nnt citizens proves. Bold By all
dmggi.ts. my7 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06
r.ad.sxs OF ,,. ,t.d Men.

The improved Indians Of Storey County
arc going TO hold . heightened fandango
at Masonic Hall. Gold Hill. . week from
next Friday night. In our advertising
column to-day . full list Of the various
committees can be seen. all Of whom arc
known TO bs GOOD Injuns." They arc
going 70 do this thing up In style and don't
you forget Il,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following letters, under the dates
given, have been sent from the comstock
to the principal Offices OF the various com.
panies in San Francisco:
CALIFORNIA.
VIRGINIA. CrrY, Nay 4. is7s.-C. p.
Gordon. Esq. Secretary California Mining
Company-Dear Sir: The Consolidated
Virginia shaft will DO shut down to-day
for repairs. which will take about 90 days
10 complete.
The retimbering OF crosscut No. 4 on
the 1890 level Is being continued; also
thu main lateral drift. a. the ground pass.
ed through WA heavy and crushed the tim
bers badly. The usual quantity OF high
grade ore IL being extracted from the va
rions slopes.
On the 1850 Level crosscut No. 8 has
BEEN retimbered and the north lateral
drift advanced nine feet. and 10 now In 209
feet north from the Consolidated Virginia
shaft. The orc breasts continue TO look
we'll. We are running . drift north from
No. J WINE In conncct with east crosscut
w. Z. which 10 now In CO feet and IL pas
ing through excellent ore.
Ou tuo AsSo ic'ti tast VtossSut w. u.s
been extended three feet and Is now In 81
feet. Al this point . chamber has been
cut out and on Monday . Wine will Be
started to connect with the 1910 level.
On the 1870 level the connection be-
tween the Joint 0phir Wine. sunk from
this level and the upraiss from the 1900
level Of the ophir vas eonnected on Thurs-
day Last.
On the 1850 level the east drift IL o In
ts2 feet. The face Is In hard and perfect.
ly dry rock.
The q. 4 @. shaft has been sunk and
timbered ~ feet the past week and contin.
ues in hard rock with . strong dos Of
water. The main hosting engine Of this
shaft has been under repairs the past two
days. during which time IN ore material
has been hoistri. consequently our ship
ments Of ore have been quits light. This
~stoppage has intsrruptsi work la the
shaft On tho lower levsls. Ths repairs
will be completed to-day and work TO
sumel A. usual.
JAMES q. Fam. supt.
Per ". n. Patton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06

vaneed IS fcot; total length, 50 feet. The
face Il In clay and quartz. We have been
engaged In repairs upon the south drift
some portion Of the week.
On the 1850 level the south lateral drift
has been advanced IS feet; total length,
653 feet. The face il now in favorable
vein matter. East crosscut No. 8 has been
extended l6 feet; total length. il3 feet.
Il is in dry porphyry. We are sIcavating
a vater tank at the station on this level.
Our air compressor has been giving M
some trouble. II 10 now working we'll.
W. d. SHEPrERp. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06
FROM n. PLUMnRR, 80. D., OF
AUBURN, N. II.

"Ailhoush svs,sc TO eounssnsnsins ps.sn.
medicises. { eheerfully make IN exception Of
your very sleelLnt lung preparstion-Dr. Wis.,
tara Bsissm Of Wild Cherry. This prspsFstion
I have ussd In ny practice for more than ten
yesrs rat. and have always iound 10 10 b Of
more sfectuai serviec than anything within my
inovicdes. frscommend 10 with the greatest
cooAAenre 70 thoae subieet 10 coughs and pol.
mols ar compialnts." bold By ai droesisu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06
JrvrLnY ANp SILyERwAnE. = AZ

JEuxLnr AND SiLvERwARE. AT Joe
Nanhall's Pos,onice Store can be found
the anest assortment Of Iewelry aud silver
wire ever displayed in Gold Hill. all OF
which Il for sale at reduced prices for
eash. Also . full supply Of school books,
stationsry, fancy goods. and everything
else In bis line. including all the latest
Eastsrn periodicals. magazines. and gen.
sral nsvs matter Of the day. Call and zee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06
MILL.

COIN HUI, May 4. ls7s.-w. T.. Dean.
Secretary Silver Hill Mining Company
Dear Sir: Work was stopped In all but
two faces under ground from Monday at z
A. N. till Wednesday at ESQ ?. H.. during
which time . new cylinder and hy.vheel
we're put, on the incline hoisting engine.
This was rendered necessary by tbs IN
creased depth Of the main incline, the old
cylinder not being powerful enough TO do
our hosting from . greater depth Than
present workings. The new q 10 two
inches larger in diAiseter. and the ny
wheel weighs over COCO pounds. We have
now power enough to sink and work 70 .
depth Of from 1900 to 1000 feet perpen-
dicular measurement.
Our progres during the week has been
A. follow. North drift. 800 level. al feet
north crosscut, 500 level. - feet; south
srosseut. 500 Lowell. - feet /; east drift. sVo
level. IS feet.
The main incline has been sunk six feet.
The east drift ON the 800 level u run.
ming through very fine ledge material
giving Low assays. Tho now oil water 10
increasing. 40,
Tho north drift on the 500 level 10 still
improving. several streaks vi ore In the
face as.aying well. A selected sample from
one Of these streaks yesterday gave slIs
Per ton, and an average Of all OF them To-
iay assayei SIS c5. The south crosscut i.
also showing some fine quartz giving good
assays. N. &. HiLLrER. supt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06

CoHoSrn HopoEs held an inquest into
the circumstances attending the death OF
James H%effernan. who was scslded 10
death In the Savage mine last Saturday.
ri.b he p[articalsr! ,Ire.l, publisSsd BY
tho News. The funeral took place at $50
yesterday afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06

TosY FaASKs. leader Of Forspsugh's
circus band. died suddenly Of heart dis.
ease In Virginia City yesterday. II 10 un.
derstood that Mr.. Dudley will take the
place Of Mr.. Franks as loader.
TnE Board Of Gold Hill Town Trustees
will hold . meeting this evening.
WILD " are quite abundant In
the vicinity Of Silver City.
REroHrs Of hard times continue to como
from Tuscarora.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06

EUROPE.
Turkeys Leaning Toward
England Becoming
|, Apparent.
RUSSIA TRIES the CANCELLATION
DODGE WITH N
Negotiations Tor Peace Pro-
ceeding Slowly.
l~srsc,AL pi.,Ars,s To rns Coin HUI
DAhr Naval
Tho Eas,.rn Questies.

The week opens In Eastern Europe with
bus very little change 10 the respective
positions Of the interested Powers. The
negotiations looking toward the formal
meeting Of . congress continue. but Bis.
marck has practically Withdrawn from
their direction. and there 10 but little life
manifested In their prosecution. What
energy 10 apparent IL caused by Russia,
who shows an eagerness which proves con.
clusively that she fears war. and that she
will sacrifice anything but her national
honor to avert It. Tho fact 10, Russia was
over.hasty In issuing her commands to
Europe after the signature Of the Treaty
OF San Stefsno. She seriously misinter-
preted-as indeed most Of the world did
tho inaciion Of Great Britain during tho
contest between herself and Turkey. The
quiet watching Of Disraeli she looked up.
on o. IN evidence Of cowardice and fear
upon the part Of England. and. anticipating
no opposition from that quarter. she
boldly assumed to settle the territorial
ouo.tIop. ,ri.lpp ont Of her war. without
reference 10 are., Britain or any other
European power. Bhe sees her mistake
now, and il anxious to retrieve Il, but
and. too late that an advance into an en-.
emy's country Is much more easily accom-.
plI,bed than An honorable retreat. She
b,s got to retreat, without honor, or Eng.
land will fght her, and this fact Is becom.
Ing painfully apparent TO tho Car.
Tho relations OF Russia TO Roumanis
sro still uncertain. The Car needs her
aid II war occurs with Great Britain. aud
a IA curious To note how fast he 10 giving
up that dictstorisi tone which he assumed
two months ago toward Prince Charles.
and Is now endeavoring to make . friend
Of the man whom ct that time he treated a.
q mere SORT. Gortschakoff no longer threat.
en-, to disband tho Roumanian army. 10
oocupy bucharest, or to take Dessarabia ct
all hazards. Generalization" 10 the order Of
the day. A military eonrsnio~ with Rou.
mania 10 now proposed, instead Of . mil.
it.ry -oecupahioa Of her territory. The
Czsr now asks permission to occupy
ploie,,i. on the railroad from aslatz TO
Bucharest, and FoI.schany, on the Nil.
koy river, both In wAllachia. and both
commanding the frontier Of Austria. II
Remnants. will g~rsciously grant permis.
sion To Ilussls 10 encamp at these places,
nj. Imnsri.l Majesty will Al once remove
All hi, ,roops from the neighborhood Of
pucb,re.,. and leave Prince Charles and
nj. ministry free to conduc, their own
government. Tho Prince, however, In.
,,e,d OF being frightened by the opera.
tons Of the past two months. has been
reused 10 q manly opposition to the Rus.
sian u~surpation Of his prerogatives. and
now when his consent Is at last asked. ho
refuses to give Il. II Is very evident that,
In case OF war, Roumania will do all In
her mower TO aid England aud worry the
Gar.
Thu Mumulman instruction In New
BuIe.ri. and New servia. 10 gaining