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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-04
Dou's Stay Late Tonight.

The hearth 81 home IL beam'ns
with rays Of rosy light,
And lovely eyes ere cleaning
As fall, the shade Of night.
And while Thy steps are leaving
The circle pure and bright.
A tender voice, half grieving.
Says. "Don't stay late tonight"
Tho world 10 which thou movest
Il busy. brave and wide
The world Of her thou lowest
Is In the ingle side.
She waits for thy warm greeting,
Thy smile IL her delight;
Her gentle voice. entrsating,
SER. "Don't stay Ists tonight"
The world IL cold, inhumsn.
win spurn thee In thy fall;
The love Of one pure woman
Outlasts and abames them all.
Tho children will cling round thee,
let fate be dark or bright
Al home no shaft shall wound thee
Then" Don't stay late tonight. "
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-04

Michigan and Illinois rank as among
tn FIRST Of the western states having
l.''eor no state debt to'pay. Illinois
has foryears been virtually out Of debt
remaining beinS oaly such rs pay
m would net be accepted on until
due, and for which there is ample pro-
visi n Michigan is nearly out of debt
I'd in few years viii have no state
-f.. All her bonds will be paid be-
"a they fall due.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-04
Small Farms.

It is an inter esting question Whesner
this country would not be richer and
more powerful if the population was
concentrated in the original thirteen
colonies, leaving all the vast domain
west of the Alleganies to the Indians
and buffalo that once possessed them.
The concentration would certainly in
sure moro thorough cultivation OF the
soil, and save US the enormous waste
of time and energy now expended in
traversing domain three thousand
miles across. The expansion Of our
population over the vast ares embraced
within thu Atlantic and Pacific oceans
the British boundary and the Gulf Of
Mexico, forces upon US the habit Of
owning large farms and the vice Of
slovenly cultivation. That these are
injurious both to individuals and to
the country, is sufficiently proved by
the successive faiurea' of the baronial
farmers OF Illinois, who, one by one,
have been reduced to bankruptcy dur
ing the last ten years. Large farming
in this country, even with the aid Of
improved agricultural machinery aud
implements. is dangerous business;
it generally ends in disaster. There
are few men who make fortunes on
large farms; they generally make their
fortunes, or the beginnings of them on
small farms and lose them on large ones,
Ithas been stated that the subdivision
Of France into small farms which
thoroughly titled, are capable of sup
porting large population, is the rea-
secret of that phenomena of exception
al prosperity and coutentment ex-
hibited in that country all through
the last five years of depression and
discomfort in Europe. We are moi in
the habit Of regarding France as an
agricultural country; but it is. 1t pro
duces more wheat than the United
States, its crop for 1868 being 350,OO0,-
900 bushels. while ours for the same
year was 24O,0O0,OO0. Wines, silks,
oil and fine fabrics are not the only
exports sent abroad from that country.
Immense quantities of butter, grain
and fruits are shipped to England-the
surplus OF people whose diligent in
dustry and careful economy enable
them to feed themselves and contrib
ute very largely to the feeding of their
neighbors. The explain ltion Of their
capacity to do this is that two thirds
the area of France is in actual cult
walton every year, the farms being
small of course, but cultivated with a
thoroughness that causes them to yield
three or four times as much. per acre,
as farms yield, on an average, in our
western states, The advantage Of
small farms we'll titled, needs no de-
monstratlon, even in this country.
Observation and uniform experience
show that they are they are abodes OF
thrift and comfort while the history OF
large ones is debt and bankruptcy
81 Louis Republican.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

,,,I NTCN A GOOD AGENT 10 canvass
w AIN MI San Marcos and the adJoining
,owns for tho best selling household articles "a
Wsuuir curing Co.. . Clinton Place, MY, Nv
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-04
For SALE I

80 sores OF Land. embracing ihe head sf san
KsroOs River. and sdioiniss The oorporsi. liue o.
THE tovn q San Marcos, 10 Hays e0anty Price
low. Terms very easy Appiy on TIE premises
20 Y. 4. SCElk.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-04
FSE'HeAY NOTICE..
Oct. 26-ly

ESTRAYED-Sep, 20, 1878, by W. J. Goiorth
before l. NJ. Breedlove, p, II Co., one sorrel
mare, 10 years Old, branded on lett shoulder.
Appraised at 800.
witness my hand Dec. 10, 1878.
Ed J. L. GBEEN,
Dec l4-3w c. &. G. II. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

business il was antagonized, the motion OF SEN
ator Mcdonald with the bill to relieve certain legal
disabilities Of women. Upon yea and my vote II
was again laid aside, nineteen Republicans voting
TO do so. That vote probably has no significance.
The galleries were filled with ladies tho had come
IL TO inspire by their presence the champions OF
their measure on the floor of the Senate; and the
honorable Senators were too gallant to disapDoint
them.
The joint resolution is still the unfinished bust
ness, and as such it has right to consideration at
half past | on Monday. An attempt 10 postpone
It's consideration viii doubtless be made, and 1t Is
not probable that Senator Edmunds, in view Of the
action Of so many of hisearty associates, viii make
any very strenuous cxertons to keep il from going
along indefinitely.
Should the session expire without action upon
this measure II VIII be misfortune. II VIII then
bc said h1t the Democratic House has passed a
measure chectually prohibiting the payment OF DIS
loyal war claims and removing the cues
ton from the arena of politics, hut that
the measure failed for want of action by the
Republican Senate. should the amendment pass
the senate in an amended form and 90 back - ne
House for concurrence, the Democrats OF that pgdS
must vote with the Republicans IN ITS favor OF be-
responsible fol its failure The matter Il one
of pressing importance, and Republican senators
cannot exercise TOO much care IN dealing Win IT,
the measure ought to be pressed 30 immediate
action in bD1h Houses. and the ccn-ltutlolai
amendments Joe placed before the people loI Id.i1-
It .aIl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
TIE 4uErIcIN pEIAr WOFES

FALL RIVER, Mas, Feb. 9.-Ihc American
PRINT WORKS have failed. bu owing 30 PIE IRE rom
outside plr, II "a deemed advisable e" ass toFan eA
tension q two years The amount II Indebtedness -
about ri 300 OcO which quite large amount IL "Nca
10 yguou. mil. IN tEi- rlty cloth. Two or o hanks
are q! 80 creditors 1c corporation ne" nuri 'H'"''
rupr ty and ~ ~. creditors h'I" have -idi, 90 an
tension, business viii undoubtedly hf''A'iu'e" - .'''
" MIN. INV ZONE ~ urnl..t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
CRIMES AND ciyr4LIIAS-GT TELEGRAPH
KILLED ~ rHF RAIL

KILLED ON THE RAIL
EASrON Penn Feb O.-NiliiJrn \. Hun. Jr'-
tee Peace. 81 Phihpsburg y j. va ran over ana
killed. yesterday by -ustne ou the 'rntisi h'iL
KILLED WHILE Casting.
IrHtCA y. y. T,b. .. Z harlcs II. lay!or, q DOOR.
keeY.r formerly Cornell student aga tTcn--.N ,llrl
OF ithaca Injured Fr!dIy night While cois'lns ana ed
THIS morning.
MINING OPTICIANS GNDlCIEb ~
LARAMIE CITY ". T., Feb. 0.-Ihe Ilted states
Grand Jury s indicted BrOwn the president Iuiaii te
superintendent and j. N trtte- The ren who Tes fanain.
the -puiuolc God end Hivcr Mining COMPANY IOr using
lie LATED states mails % deiraud the public.
sEDCCER'- SUICIDE.
CINCINNATI, Feb 9-Joseph l.. Heath, prom-
ncrt cit,zen q Reed city Mich out m4rred COPIED WIN
Ns, Tnavpr The father or TIE !4fy followed vvcftAGng
them AZ Kalamazoo Upon the approach Of tho ftc Hoal
dew revolver shoot him. bat changing la Mind acei
the pistol " h. and r tue BAL passing through
his heart ,-..,,r.r,
CrECISyATI Feb "a few nights ago number
burglar. robbed residences IN mour. lnd
securing large Of we.Rs apparel and other prop.
them were arrested and placed N
,sI At o'clock yeeLsray morning body OF went Ia
fhe too. he tbe turnkey handcuned the ouIS
i.r. then half mile from town Invested them ~
their clothing gave them severe whipping and then let
them 60 With waning or worse IsIs u lhe) ss4n az
pezTsd IN ths neltiDofhOva.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
THE WAR CLAIMS AMENDMENT.
I'M WAX CLAIMS Ahf-ND'4A--'A'
TEE REPUBLICANS or TIE SENATE ~ DANGER O.!
COMMITTING BIuNDER By HEIR NEGLECT OF
THIS NJ A~rpF

TEE EPUBI1CANs or TIE SENATE ~ DANGER or
COMMITTING BIuNDER By HEIR NfGLFCrof
THIS MEASURE.
iEY rElLGRtPH TO TIP TRIEUNE.l
WASHNGToH, Feb. 9.-Senator Edmunds called
up last Thursday Joint resolution No. @Ol, which
passed tie House las; session, proposing IN amend
mcnt 10 the Constitution prohibiting the pay
ment Of claims of disIoyal persons FOR prop
rty injured or destroyed in the late war.
lie offered amendment thereto which II
ADOPTED would, IN the opinion OF the judiciary
0ommlttee, render the measure more ethcacious lor
The accomplishment of the object for which 1t was
intended. Judging from the tone assumed by
senator BayaTd, who opposed the amendment
,'ng Ge'ate was likely to have ensued. A. the
0a'e mad the day before sat IN continuous session
t'"ut eleven hours. neither side felt equal 70 the
TASK before II, and senator Edmuuds gave way
'r.-p"r@ry 40 the solicitation Of Senator Morrill,,
VINO brought up the Census bill.
vote tad previously, however, been taken on
motion by senator Bailey TO lay aside the joint
resolution % take up bill for the relief of book
"S'A'> winch indicates quite plainly that the con-
sutuuouaI amendments would be opposed by pretty
1eaili the entire strength of the Democracy. It
vii be remembered that when the measure was
voted uuon IN the House most Of the Northern
democrats voted for it. willie the South remained
Practically solid IN opposition. The motion to lay
aside In the Senate lost by vote of - yeas to
W nays. The Senators voting aye were all Demo-
tratS, while on the other side there were twenty
byen Republicans, two Democrats (McDonald and
Voorhees, and Senator Davis, Of Illinois, Indcpen-
cent
Wien lie measure next came up as unfinished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
HAMPTON RIDING OFT.
THE GOVERNOR TO UNDERGO ANOTHER ANPrTA-


WAsHISGToN, Feb. Ex-senator Butler, who re-
turned from south Carolina last week, says that he
rode " tn Governor Hampton for two hours on the
Saturday before. The Governor is rather low
spirited but his physical condition continues favor
able. Ii is probable that another ampuation of the
eg-bOne Will be necessary as the flesh has receded
ard the wound cannot heal over in It's present
ditlon. Governor Hampton says that he suffers
more from the old bullet wound II bis hip than
from the amput atlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

In me annual report Of Secretary Thompson fo-
NJ is stated tia al tAc clos OF Nj EOpc,on- ad
InntlatIon, after a tins enormous expenditure. there
existed IN indebtedness, unwarranted Ly any law Of
- O-3.Jo3 %
During the eight years Of Dir. Robeson, almiHstr1-
ton tie report says there disappeared from the Navy
Ic gst,r the Of seventy vessels, eel wtich hye
were ~ sea- forty six were sold and the proceed"
rad into The Treasury three were sold and Tie proceeds
paid over to contractors ana twenty werr destroyed hy
the order OF NJ RObcson ana tire materials cut MP and
turned over or credited 10 contractors II this destroyed
property witch cost the Government SlOoVo0.ouu. -
credited % only 10000 O00 expenditure l@ shown
during eight years OF 0ycc So 100000. The property
sold and disposed Of would certainly hsve yielded
revenue u $4,000 900 70 any prudent private
Government received fOT 1t less than S2OJ0O00
Now, suntr3Cung from the annual lpNropr
atoms for the Navy the sums applied 10
lis maintenance, Il Is found that over SGl 100000
were applied 20 construction cGuIpmeri ani arma-
structiOu sum which, n applied 10 b'ui'H2 "Jt Nrs-
sel~, would have given "a eIh1S new SeSSrrs Ae We
Ir.nJOr,iur Of the best 10 the Nd'F-6 mimi. sum
cent to have made Navy at once Respectable ana use-
The report proceeds 10 point number o. Instances
declared - be violations ~ law. among "I'A Ht -.
dsreEaTd OF me ;T req and that Ieoulng proposals 10
b. recommended by a written guarantee ana ..uiFitH
which the reuurt states has been wholly lSNoeu 10 over
$50 cases. Toe provisions oi IA" reg ,tHS "' r mo
contract shall be made unless AUTHORIZE Df Jaw " uu
auuiuUfidilUu adequate 10 IL ~
been Violated the contracts made for the ieb"Auh.
OF the MOuadnock, hiaLtouomOh' AmphItt'o sII
Puritan. XarlIw rufldd.ug advance paJ meht- il ca
cess ~ work done 10 delivery OF materials Las
been d.sies aided ia the delivery OF maternal 10 hhcn
and others The law prohibiting any depai liucnt rom
exceeding The appropriations made hY .aW is dr''Iel
10 nave been dIsregarded, ana the report EOes on al
considerable ih. as-c tuE similar disregard OF law
In summing up acts referred TO- the committee say
thev deem II 10 Ice ;ne!r call upon the proper
.urtIueut OF the Government 10 bring the Responsible
ners,us 10 Justice The persons referred 70 by name
- t.,rge NJ KobeEou: " ". Wood. Chief Of the
Bnrean OF steam Engineering from March, 1873 TO
r,brunrv 1877 Isaiah HHnscOm, Chef OF the bureau
., CIstrncfon and Kepa!rs from 81 10 April ST.
~ ~ TraGfoTJ Pat master General from 1873 Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

BErIIS Feb. q 1879.
The Lower House Of the Prussan Diet has
read second time tho budget for 1872 which now
SHOWS the revenue and expenditure balanced,
each being estimated AZ 7l15Oo,75O mark.
A conference Of delegates from Chambers OF Com
rncrce In different parts o: the German Empire
pressed an opinion against the customs programme Of
Prince Bismarck.
Tie Federal Couu q h5a adopted the Parliamentary
Discipline hill. rs modified Us the committee
ne Pr,ss;nn Cross Gq->f'e SAYS II II stated IN well
informed clrclcs th.t Prince Emsr has determined
TO flally settle the Guelph fund question.
BERLIN. -l'urday Feb :. 1--9.
Twou.y-,~5 huldred Catholic ladies OF the Rhine
Vroyirc,s have forwarded ID petition 10 the Emperor
aaau-t the Suppression Of the Crsuline Converts OF
Ncnneu0 crth and ALrS..ler
Horn ~elub,cl. % Hur ch ha, boon commissioned by
the Empcyoi plat p1r,r.i, OF Prince B4-uarc
The Nat.on1l Gallery.
It.r,l-, rd mat the session %: the Rechsias winch
vii open o. Wednesday rcri. VIII be very stormy.
Tie statement mad, {. Lcrr dispatch 20 The Lon
dan TgH mn Co-,ae Yesterday that the G,rmln
H.rc. t Copenhagen lad been recalled i Incorrect
Herr yuu H,sf,1iauIi. The Minister at the Danish
capital was long ago designated Tor another post and
Baron Na.uus nominated hl, succ $50 Count
colt, Secretary ~ legation, VIII act after
And until Baron Nagnus has arrived: but
ucta,a= g. Known IN Berlin about Herr Won -levde.
brald- b.tS instructed to p.a-nt his letter Of recal
immediately
LONDON Feb ., l.79.
Reuters Dispatch from Rome .-erts that TIE state
ment relative agreement Tor the feor-au laou ~
the German doce-"s untrue. FAR thc various
rc,,lous which have been made w. Jorh Germany and
The Vatican Tor settling the position OF the cUmpIU-
missed bishops, have proved ie-ttl,ss.
BERLIN, Saturday. Feb. g 1870.
ne OeI,iqi GAZETTE announce, That treaty II com
mere. win samoa signed on the oi.h OF January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TREATY SIGNED.

TERMS OF PFACE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TURktf-
=. INTERFERENCE WITH TRADE By THE STRINGS
AT IrvERPcoL-rRoGREss OF THE PLAGUE.
The treaty between Turkey and Russia
was signed on Saturday; the war IN
demnity is fixed at 800, 100000 paper
roubles, and the San Stefano stipu-
lations remain as modified by the
Berlin Treaty. England has concluded
the purchase of Cyprus. Vessels are de-
tanned at Liverpool by the strikes. IL
is not believed there win he any serious
impcdimcuts to the importation of cattle INTO
England from America. New cases OF the
plague are reported at Solitreno, and Doubt
full case has appeared at Nicolajehoski, 6'Ooo
versts from AstrakEan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

THE BLACK DEATH.
PEuGRLSs OF TIE Plague n RUSSIA.
81 PETPEsBT RG Feb O. lS

Fl IETRLSBt re, Feb. 9. 1879.
An official dispatch, dated Astlakhan, Feb
ruarv reports that there Of the plague NJ
WrLIanka. A doubtful case has appeared at Nicsl4je
hosl in the Government saraton GOO0 versts from
A,lrakban.
several now and fatal cases are reported al seireno
There have been 10 case, AZ AsrakHan since Feb
rIary g.
General Lor.s NekOR arrived at Tzartziu this morn
iug Troops for the sanitary Gordon conveys. stores
provisions. etc are continually arriving at TzartzIn
Arrangements are being made for establishing Gene
teres for nterment OF persons succumbDg " the cpl
demlc.
BUCHAREST, Saturday Feb. g, 1879.
The Government has given eight days notice Of 81
Petersburg Of prohibition Of the import Of certain
articles from Russia Bulgaria. and Of sanitary super
vision over persons crossing the frgntiers.
ATHENS. Feb. Q. 1879.
Greece has established rigorous quarantine measures
both on land and sea- as precautionary measure
against the plague.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
PARIS. Feb. Q. 1879.
The Chambers. il is rumored. after few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
srrctnr ar , YOrNG LAWYIR.

ST. LOTS. Feb. 9.-L0rcuzO Hchmond'
rrur.-n. young lasycc o., this city and brother.
law Of Judze Adams Of the Circuit Court VS. found IN
p r,,ou, Yesterday dead gI builet-bo.c in hl, beti
aud DISCHARGED prc on the rYor near hl7 bed. n -
,Lnr.'.f tnst he dr.t dc =uot hIws"l' re was HI
I'VE " Woodstock. VI. and biS mains WI" 10 'euI ~
mat lace lOI burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
Why BAYARD CHANGED HIS MIND.


BACDO TAX WIFI KENTUCKY ~ HIS EYE.
rBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBCSF.I
WASHINGTON, Feb. 0.-It IS understood that the
responsibility for the action Of the senate Finance
Committee upon the reduction Of the tobacco tax To
Is cents per pound rests chiefly upon he shoulders
of Senator Bavard. When the House bill was first
considered in the committee an amendment was
adopted raising the rate to 20 cents, Mr.. Bayard
voting ave-. A. the last meeting of the committee
il i reported that he moved reconsideration OF
the subject and thon voted aEa-nstthcamcndment'
which was lost in consequence of his change
Huwor has II that the motives which have brought
...a. tbs change are not entirety distinct from
rrefeIcrca IN tnc next Presidential contest TO
candidate who fayore q low rate Of tax on tobacco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

more st:ings will adjourn til March when they Will
discuss urgent bills and then adjourn until May.
IoSDoN, Saturday, Feb. :, 1879.
Inc PaH Nal Gd-cHcS correspondent at Rome tcle-
graphs follows. Cardinal Guilbert, Archbishop Of
Paris is expected here shortly tn. Cardinal reports his
lncryiew with President Grfvy as cordial hut saw the
Radicals will Insist upon separation ~ Church aud state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
TIE MAIL RorTE TO BRAZIL.
THE PROPOSITION TO PAY THE LINE OF AMERICAN
STEAMERS IHE SAME As THE RAILROADS GAIs-

.GYrtlrCE tPH TO TIE TERryFl

lIYrtlrCEtrH TO TIE TFrFrvFl
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-ILe Brazilian Steamship
bill IL making good headway in the senate commit
tee Tie subcommittee, consisting Of Senators Dor
sey aine aud Wallace, has agreed unanimously IN
favor of attaching be authority to makea contract
to the Post Office oil, but they amended the propo
sltion so as to overcome the objection urged that
the matter j., not gcrmain. Insteadof Gppropratng
so much per annum in bulk they provide for the
payment of so pcT ml.c per auuun, which Is the
rail post routes. A. they Cam the route % Brazil
Is irregular post route - : argued that tins apprO
pratiOn So stated cannot meet with objection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
MR.. TILDEN'S DENIALS.

HIS IGNORANCE OF ALL NEGOTIATIONS.
HE DISCLNMs ALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR NEPHEW
PELTONs kCTs. AND DECLARES That HE KNEW
NOTHING OF THE ATTEMPT To BUY SOUTHERN
RETURNING BOARDs-COMPELLED TO MAKE SOME
FINE DISTINCTIONS N MORALS AND RHETORIC.
Samuel J. I'ilden testified before the Potter
Subcommittee on Saturday. He declared
that he had no part in the negotiations for the
purchase of the Returning Boards of South
Carolina or Florida, and until informed by
Mayor Cooper of Colonel Pelton's telegram
from Baltimore, he knew nothing of these nego-
tiations. He had no communication with the
Democratic agents in Florida or South Carolina.
He charged that the Returning Boards were
bought by the Republicans. but he was finally
obliged 10 confess that this belief was founded
on newspaper reports. He tried to
explain why he made no mention OF
the Baltimore transaction in hls card
OF last October. The examination was
long and searching. Edward L. P5rris used
dis dictionary to translate a few dispatches;
and George W. Smith, Mr.. Tilden's private
secretary, denied ever having received the
kilograms addressed to him. The Committee
ha. returned TO Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
TURKEY AND THE POWERS.
THE TREATY WITH RUSSIA SIGNED; THAT WITH
GREECE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PURCHASE Oh
CYPRUS.
CoSsr,yr1vorLE. Feb. Q. 1879.

CoNsT,NrIvoPLE. Feb. ., 1879.
CaratheodOri and Ali Pachas and Prince La
bauo the Russian Ambassador last evening signed me
deanitive treaty Of peace The Russians bean the
evacuation ~ Turgsh territory to-day, and VIII co
p.ete It ia thriy-hye days
Tue dsal.tvs trcasy between Russia and Turkey pI"
vidcs that au the san sc,lno supuations when "'Ir
uodned by the Treaty Of Berlin shall remain a. mod-
fed. Tie remaining stilu.ators axe abandoned 'n
favor Of the present treaty by which the Wal
indemnity Is f1yd at 3OO.oGoOOO paper ro"
bios aaI the settlement Il dolerred Tue
payment for the maiut,u nance of Turkish prisoners VIII
Dee by twcuy0ue instruments but - not to begin Imme
'faf.Iy The examination ~ the accounts IS expected I'D
rs. 40 or three year.. R1s-ian evacuation OF uI A
Territory viii bc completed f0ity days aicr rathrljloh
Of tie tyatv Tn secretary Oi Irihce LapdhOA' tHS
Eu-..Fr Ambassador AZ ,pn-t1utiuopie, 1as ar. t.S
ton. and ID. yarou, Eusaitn commanders have been
info med ot ITS fCrf.+. ,..r.
BRUSH GHFCrUm. It ..I nos ras. ia Idl id'htL' 10
qIr.tiun OF L1la-iutcal.- q -lfAi On .'du. -,
hJ,hLl Pasht. formerly Grand NILirl mas heth eA'"
CoN.r4y9is0rLr, Saturday. Feb. 6 ls79.
England las conclude! o convention with Turkey
purcaasu. tie state mains IL Cyprus, WIN the eA
cepticu Of :h, stltaAs private estates.
United .I,s Consul Gcuca Heap has repre- Scued ~
Tic Porte tnr Inconvenience % replacing Tue O-tuAaI
Minister at Washington by charg" a. hfaTrs.
CrTrIVF. SATURDAY, Feb c, 1879.
Tho Nortenerrfrs occupied The ports Of spuz and
vehordo today unoppOsed They have evacuated the
BoIana listFlc..
ATHENS. Feb. Q, 1879
II ia rumorod that unfavorahle news Las been re-
ceiyel from the frontier DESIGNATIONS. II n ~ w
leycd here that II Frontier commissioners do MOI
afcc on bases for negotiation Greece ana turkey Cach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
foNpox. Feb. Q. 1870.
Tho Admiralty publish the following statement:
t. --.--...n o-nna-tna 70 inresti nata tho hIsn
ArrAIPs IN GERNANY-

TIE rEUssI4N neutrality-suspicious. TO BIsMARCK's
I,ruT-No AGREEMENT FoR RLOEGASIZlNG