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sags in the procession aud large banner near the
centre bore the inscription:
Dry Goods N,u 10 Line.
with handsome ne iaiaon portraits o. Gailtld
and At .lar UAc pr.oc sion moved at a few uihu' $
before 3 o'clock. 4 IHgUN1 reporter standing ai
the conner OF Worth-st, and Broadway counted
nine.y-.iue divisions o. ten mon each. These, WITH
their MIN. ty-nine aids aud the numerous mar,hals'
would swell the numb t IN tAc d,y-soods li"e
to over one thousand. Many citizens who had
gathered in the stree at the formation # The COM
pa les followed the procession AS far down as Wall
ST. Traffic was entirely suspended IN those
paris Of Broadway through which The procession
was marching for the time. OnnihuSes turned
aside AMI drove through the streets parallel, and
all the cross sire e. were blocked with wagon !;
The sidewalks. doors aud windows were c:"Wu'u
VITA spectators. The line OF march was HVN II
Broadway TO WJI-st, thence 10 W lh'l"' ~
Beavtr 10 Broad and mp Broad 10 Wall ai""'"
the Speakers stand 40 tie Suh-i r'aSurN bu ldIhe
WHAT was most remarked upon ~ iAo>t WI" WI
messed ihe PROCESSION wa, lts tIe appearance ana
the Liph commercial stand ug o4 the men IL Hhe
..T1ere WAS never fore in ths cliN such q column
of solld ,u~lur,s men there WaS IN that process
sim S9,d au old gentleman TO tribune reporter.
There were men there who, NeutuIe 90 SAY, never
Co,onsl C. b Mitchell was CAi,f Marshal and
tha .. lowing persons octug as aidS, were among
those IL, rb.fl &c "a DIVISIONS:
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
NEMnlnp.AlRE cEAsls Rn1rRNs

WAsHNGToN, Oct. 2S.-General Walker
Superintendent of the Census Bureau. has issued u-e-
un showing tie fu, ol o.. nr-t count " population N
tae counues ot bei,uap Carroll, Gr..to. 4u4 Aor.tc
State OF fNeW-llampshIe. The to"l population o. 80
counties Is SHOWN 10 De III -j3. Oi winch GJ47
are males auc G0.s36 females; lOo37 are asD sl ao.n
and 2Gl coored The totals by ooUa.t, are as Io.c"s;
I,HnHp-total 179iS; maize, S.s9J;f, .es, 901-; 4;
uaDye, 10 J65 iorc-n. l3oO; wui,e, I7s,i ;cooroi
o.
CqrroH- .222 males. 9 277 females, 9i5
native, 1TI6j toi"i.u. 4Jt ;Vmt", l~-o6 c1or-. To-
GrqffHp-Io "a 3~t5' naI s, l9 f-ti '.mt'es 1913 Is;
unjYr, 36li5; ioIe.ru. 2Ol3 W.l.e, $500 'oo.-d'
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4icy7mGc-Total 4G.2J3; macs. 2-.76s; fma.es.
-53-5 u9ufe. 1906; 4Ole.su J,Oi1; waite 40IiO;
cuIcrcI, 1913
n'uded IN Oh" 2Gt colorod persons are ! Indian IN
Be'knap County ndiau- 'u Carroll County. indians
ln Grafton County, aud Ch.naman aud ; Indians 10
Berrimac County
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
/ SgCIa1Y To CAR FJG CHILDREN

ALBANY, Oct. 2S.-Ida Van Eten and twenty
others New York. have hlrd article. o. incorporation
u The Society Tor tne Care OF Infants ana Young enid
The society is 20 receive children under three }es
OF age under ao following circu ast nces Those whose
father mother is dead, and whose Surviving parent
unable 20 MAINTAIN them; children WAO n4Nr been
abandoned whose parents are criminals drunatrisi
ofpH l1t thosH fo tlr care tho ,ut. - 20
Commissioners Of Public Charities and Correction OF le
Olts OF Nsa-luIk
luc socct, also 10 provide day nurseries for lo
children ot mothers VINO are Oblg d TO leave tlem our
ing the day and VIII furnish means FOR prcyeuuna Ae
cudrcu INDECENT parents 'ioiu being a 80 uti
uud y-ical danger The business OF the so,lcy -
be conducted lu New York.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
TIOLATING THE PoSTJL LlV&
nY TELEGRAPH TO TIM rmucHal

ny TETHCNATU ~ TW THNCN.T
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Ex-Sena,or Barnum
now appears IA role Of yio.,ar VI t-e ro O., 'iNi
Wlon member of Csc Senate more fosr years a-o
he .oloc,cd a large mass 90 p.u-et poI.rd matter
upon which he secured the frlnss of DIS as.
soc3Ie meWhcrs of cIfh.r hou,'. This ma' ~
hAcd moro tA3n Sky sacks, WG.eA ue luf-
Wuto,d under hls oWu t.a"A 10 "a, home az Lime cA
Conn. TIE p.stOiu,.rr Iri i.gcp ~ tn.f., rfi'-s
thar tAcst sacks havt now been opr9eQ ad tte lacl
u-cs are Drng addressed u tur ruu a station al ilo
Rock, aud sent or Dy m1l under "a, obs I-fo ffnts
placed upon them mlref thIn our ye.rs Ili' u
clearly violation OF the law, nutg specially anus
tut .uuaa ID. those who are NOT nuV members ID. NVI
grts,. Iut pcstuts ter asks f'r instructions
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
WRLCKS AND GlLAS Ar SEA

The schooner Maggie Dollmg, from Car
dcnas ten days. With sugar to HayemaYer L der 90"
arrived In Tins port YESTERDAY having board the crew
OF the bg Henry T. Dewey wrecked al tho entrance 70
Cardeuus.
The schooner T. MarTi Part, froin Para twentvtnteo
dasS, reported yesterday tlat sh fell In witn ~,
wrroGed SCHOONER Caleb :. RIdgoWay, October AZ !"
latitude 10, 81, lOngitule co. so.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

rEPRE-GNrATIvEs OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Among the bankers and the members OF the stock
ENcbauge who were present the following were OBJ
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
THE YORKTOWN Gel tEssIAL.
The Measures Being Taked<to Make It .
Success-Tbe Invitation to France.
baltimore SUM-

large number OF French citizens met IL
New York Sunday afternoon to complete
arrangements for formal petition to the
French government asking for an oficiAl
repre- sentation at the celebration OF the con-
tennial anniversary OF the battle OF York
town, which is to take place in October, 1881.
Speeches were made by Meesrs. Chariier,
Villa, Kinsler aud Chotteau, and 1t was re-
solved to delegate Mr.. Chotteau, who is about
to return to France, as representative OF tho
French citizens OF New York, to express to
the French government the strong deeire on
the part OF all Frenchmen In this country to
have France properly represented at the cele-
bration. The idea ls TO have French war
vessel transport regiment Of soldiers to be
present at the ceIt bration.
One OF the speakers stated that Col. Pey-
ton, OF New Jersey, who was conspicuous IN
the centennial movement, intended to make 2
tour through the country for the purpose Of
organizing Yorktown tea parties. The pro
ceeds OF these entertainments would be given
to aid the State OF Virginia to pay her shara
toward the celebration.
It was also announced that the Governor 81
Virginia desires to have a meeting IN New
York OF the Governors and representatives Of
every State In the Union on the thirtieth Of
April next At this meeting tt Is proposed 70
have all the details f the celebration agreed
uDOU.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
The British Army.
New York World.l

The British Army Is composed of 12l, ,444
Engllshmen, 13.9l8 Scotsmen. and 36, 1888 Irish
men; besides these numbers there are 1854
foreigners, serving mostly in the Colonial
Corps, and 1910 men concerning whose nation
ality no particulars are given. The religion
of the soldier appears to follow hls ss national
terians and 39,743 Roman Catholics; the
Church Of England claims 114,03l, and 7462
are described as 'other Protestants. There
Is one Jew in the cavalry, and 152 Hindoos
and Mahometans are to be found in the
Colonial Corps. The statistics as to the
height of men serving In the army will be
somewhat disappointing to those who are
won't to boast Of the stature OF an English
man; 415 men per 1000 are under five feet
seven inches, and only twenty per 1000 are six
feet and upwards. As regards the age Of men
now serving there Is slight Improvement as
compared with former years, LOG men only
per 1000 being under twenty years OF age,
while 261 per 1000 are over thirty, leaving
nearly two.thirds Of the non-commissioned
officers and rank and file In the prime Of life.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
SPORTING NEWS.
Lorillard's Entries for the Whitsuntide
Meeting.

IoEpoN. March 1p.-Entrica for the race for
thu Manchester cup. which will come or 1t tho
Manchester Whltsnntt.2n meettnE on Thu raday.
tha twentieth Of May. include Mr.. Lorillard'B
Parole. Falsetto. Mistake and WRlienstein.
THE LfvERpoob RACEs- PAROLE COMBS IN FIRST
hut III COUNTED OUT.
The racc for the Liverpool spring cup at tho
Parole. Cant, Mlchella. bay geiding Advance
taged) second, Duke of Montrosss Ave year
old buy horse third. Eleven ran.
Parole WINS objected to on tho ground OF q
cross, and wns disqualified. Tho race was
awarded 70 Advance.
The race for the grand national ateaple chase
was won hy r. Ducrot's Ave year old Empraaa
q, Moore's j he LtbrAtor (agei) second Col.
Lloyd's ak year cid grey horse Down Patrick
third. Fourteen ran.
THE MOBILE RACEs.
MOBILE. March 1e.-rhis wns the third and
last day OF the Magnolia Jockey Club spring
meeting.
The first race, one and one eighth miles, was
won by Little Rob. Buokleo second. Mediator
third. Time. 2abh.
The second race. half mile heats. was won by
Cottrill's Hattie HuKer Knight Templnr sec-
ond. Molle Hart third. Time, 81. biA.
In the third race. \ Two mile dash Long Law
WaS nrsf. Typhoon second and Frankfort third.
Time, 3:asS.
Oot.rl!'s Kimhall, which Ia entered for the
l.ouisville Derby. Chicago. ct. Louis aud Ooney
Island. was galloped around the track on OK
hibitton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
THE Dee on LOTTERIES.

Tho New Orleans Bee contains tho follow
Ing editorial In its Issue Of Friday morning
The old riddle IL we'll known: what gives
more light than candle2' Two candles"
BY reversing the proposition, could It not
be said apropos OF lotteries: IF o lottery Is I.
bad thing, what is there worse than lot
tery2' "Fwo lotteries, evidently The con-
vention not Wishing to touch the contract
OF the Louisiana State Lottery, adjourned to
the expiration OF that contract the suppress
sion Of nll lotteries: and as, on the other side,
Il abolished all monopOllea, for tho honor oi
the principle, It declared that the Legislature
might establish rival lotteries; but 1t took
good care not to say shaM.
Now, there Is absolutely no utility In estab-
fishing other lotteries, whilst there are many
inconvenlences In the establishing OF these
games Of cilance. The Legislature has dis
cretionary power. and 1t should use It by
taking aa guide the spirit OF the constitu-
tlon q spirit evidently opposed to lottery In
stitutiony since the constitution has stricken
them with . death blow from the day when
it could effect without condensation. We
therefore share the opinion Of our contempo-
rary. the Gitv ITEM. One lottery ID enough.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
ClNCINNATl's BANQUET.
A Traternal Meeting Of North and South
Addresses and Speeches.

CINCINNATI. March 1p.--To accommodate tho
large number III gueata ut tho banquet 70 the
Southern excursiunista the main \ dy of Music
Hall wan converted into magnificent dining
room and NIL available apaee occupied. AT the
ptinclpnl table we're seated MAYOR jacob Gov
Foster. Gov. blackburn. Of Kentucky: Gov.
Mnrks. of Terheesee: Gov Oolauitt. nf deoi gia
Hon. ". 4, Qroesbeck, Hon. II. r. Temple.
Mayor OF Chattanooga: ex- senator Chalmers.
Of MieHiHHlppi: &c. lIaelie Brooks, OF Mobile I:
ex Gov. Biahop. Of Ohio: N, Il. Moses. Mayor
Of Montgomery: Han. A T. dnahorn. Of OineIn- =
nRtt. aud Meesrs. Ferguson Mack. Bugher and
Greenwood trustees of tho Cincinnati Southern
Road.
When the orchestra played particularly pleas
inG. About half-past 10 o'clock" An encDre
wnA instsied upon, and the orchestra teepond-
cd with Dixie" The effect was mn1 1ica: all over
tho house men rose aud shouted In the greatest
enthusiasm. The music was ALMOST drowned.
hut when the air ended, and the orehestra struck
the majestic tones OF the ''Star Hpangled Ban
ner." tho scene was indescrlbable. Everybody
rose and the air wpa white with handkerehicfs.
Finally. the grand organ joined In aud an un-
paralleled outburat OF enthusiasm followed.
II was Ia o'clock when apenking began. the
of der being M follows:
Address q welcome on behalf Or the city. by
Mayor Jncob: address OF welcome on behalf OF
the State, w Gov. Foster: The Cincinnati
Southern response by Hon. u. A. Ferguson
:. The south Atfauttp HtatFr. rrHuoHBe by Gov.
spouse by Leslie Z. Brooks. Of Mobile: Our
Northern and Southern Conncctions.' re-.
sponses by NJ Il. 1ugalls and sx-0ov. Brown. OF
Georgia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
GERM ANY.

BERLIN. March le,-The committee of the
iavar of preionsirr operations of the law
against socialism until the thirtieih OF seutem-
her. 1884. instead Of 1886. rs PROPOSED by tho
Guvarnment
The imperial budget 1yes The revenue and
expenditure for ths next fiscal year I'D $40 asa Gao
marks each. and the matrtculAtory epnti thu
tons of the different States at total u s',6'o-
AS0 mArka.
BERIIN. March la-In the Re'chstng to-day
the budget wae read the second time and the
ReichstaG ndiourned until April ls
IpkpoN. March "a Berlin dispatch TO the
Pau Maa Gasstfe says that In consequence OF
the Popess friendly attitude dipl ,matie rela-
shortly be resumed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
tween himself and NarbRldi. Ia reference to
the Hartmann affair ie a forgery.
WASHINGTON.
Committee Work-Aoklen Before the Ju-
dietary Committee -rlanagans Opposi-
hon to Ellis's Texas Pacific
Railroad Bill.

WAsHrSurpN. March 10. .-lsepresentstive .Ack.
mittae yesterday to explain hla conduct IN con.
nection with the report, presented ~ bin t9 the
House. purpcrtinR TO be from the Committee
on ForelGn Affairs.
The House Uommittee on Pacific Railroads
9ava hearing to tlay 10 Inaanh FLANAGAN. whn
road hill Introduced In the House by Repressn.
tative Elis.
NOMINATIONS nv THE pREsIDENr.
The President t. @ day aent to the senate the
u be Consul at fienialn: d. Odsil Duncan. oi
south Carolina, to he Consul Al Smyrna; Wm
y Hcruggs. ~ aeorsla. ~ ~ Consul At Can't
Victor Thompson. pf mississippi. to b. Consul
ran SENATE EXODUS COMMITTEE.
Before the SENATE Exodus Committee to day
John II. Johuson. secretary OF the oolored reft1.
see tel,ef hoard Of It. Louis, testified that he.
tween 10 ooo aud 2oDoo refugees ha! pasaed
through this hande vt the board and been for
waried to Kanaaa, Nebraska, lllioois and Mia.
eourt fully three.fourtha Of them goinU ia
Kansas, Az the result Of conversations with
duo to the III treatment Of the negroes. aud e
have no political eanae.
wan CLAIMS.
Tho House Committee on War Claims tn-dR,
rafuaed tn consider the claims rejected by tht
COURT - Claims on account q ciaimapte .belnt
bankrupt. au1 alap voted down n resolution tx
refer them to anether tribunal.
NOMINATIONS nEIEuTEp nv THE SENATE.
Tho Henats oiay rejected tho nom mutton,
OF the following eenHus aupervtsora.: 7 ]. etm
mons, Grst dtatriet Of Georgia. and d, II. Jou
bert, ntat diatftst of boutsi ma.
sIMMoNa'e NOMINATION. nEJEurED.
The rejactlon Of tho nomtnntion or simmons
n tho s.anate to-day. was bya vote of ~ 10 70
lIll and Eaton were Tho only Democrats Whs
voted ID favor of the confirmation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Virginia Duel Fought About the State
Debt Question.

nIoHMoNp. March ~ Intelligence has Just
oean repeiyad . s. mere Aot % due! " Brunawick
q Nh asaray Rsansy yoanE
al lssman Fke val dinisas orisina.ed 'hysns rom
political DISPUTE engendered by \ recent heated
hG sse nsss ss sos 3daa a'te
weapons used beiaa regular aHelllHa tletelH.
x tss nIss nre 6 Jolly & rgseysd . u. siiaht dssh
" s n so Gsr WI WIFI Hs about
= second shot demanded by Jolly. = ac constable
se and 1rs5 ey u
before tho county court on Monday next.
INDICTED ron MURDER,
PFTERseuRa. Va. March la-At tho present
session " the county court % Hallfex. N, q.
@s asse s5 ~ aFsSs III s q IT,
tember term rf the aourt. The murder was
eammHtte.a, IL Weldon, n q, last November. r
also been Indicted az aeessso.iee to tho muir.
der. aud their caaes will be called fer trial next
Monday. The murder wass y the resnlt Of quar-.
title to small tract of land In Weldon.
FIVE PERSONS DROWNED.
MEMpH,s, Mnrch ~. Frank q Falls. n former
resilient of MsmphLs. toHesher with Tour ne
as ar1wnfd raa to3ag y Walnut PEND
RANGED ron THE MURDER or HIS MOTHER IN
LAW.
DALLAS. Tex. March lps-.samuel II. Myers
WAA exeNn1ea more I0Uhy I0E t0a nurunf Ot
Mary A. Holster. hte mother In law. In 1877.
MURDER OF THE FOREMAN or A GEORGIA GRAND
JURY.
ATLANTA. March 1a-The foreman of the
grand Jury Mt DAxley. a small town In lower
naorsi.. was brutaty murdered thia week,
Hla body waa found la n thiekat near the road
jnat beyond the town. pierced with fprty-two
hnckahut II had evidently boon dragged from
tho road. where the deed wns committed. Hua-
p,cion points to one 1eggatt He has been ar.
rested. LaGUArt haa iuat been Indicted by the
murdered foreman for atenlinY D. pig from d
widow. He swore before, the indictment was
found that he would Kill Taten. the foreman. II
he should make 1t out.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20

LONDON, March lp--The Pan Mall Gdsette
puhllAhes y telegram from the private secia afy
truth Of the reports published In the Standard
that Ruseia has nsked Italy TO i,tn her In an
Alliance against Germany, and tbat the Italian
fronc3Ad neet is to be commissioned by the
RuaeiAn government The secretary expresses
profpupd surprise that euch reports should be
credited hY. respectable English Journals,
During Wednesdays debate Ia the Chamber
spf Deputles. kiwnOr Cavollett. Of the extreme
left, defended tho Italia Irredenta Association.
declaring that the policy Of ADVENT wna lees
dangerous than the polics Or fear. He held
that Austria was threatening Italy, not because
ce thN trredentA agitation, but he sRusa her In
tNrntl necessities demanded war ngainst Italy
and shNr military party desired Il.
Premier Carroll replied that che friendship be-
tween Italy and Austria rested on respect for
treaties md sentiments Of duty. The recent
Austrian rmamen, had been cordially and
spontaneously explained. Italy appreciated
Austria.e Rood viii and intended to maintain
the beet relations with her.
On Thursday Sixnor Bovio, Of the extreme
left. and q member OF the Italia Irredsnta 30.
Mety, AAld that the association did not desire
war with Austria. but would nor allow national
rights 10 hs forgotten. The Democratic pro-
krHmnao WAS the enlargement of frnnchise Rt
home and maint-nsncc of the nations dignity
and rights abroad. Since 1851 the nated men All
over Italy had affirmed her right to Trieste.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
4--.1I~41.
From Oh y Iters March 10


There are certain things which can be ac-
counted for under the rules OF reason and
certain other things which are utterly un-
accountable. Among these latter arc the
IN ysterious changes In sentlment-wonder-
fuI, almost as the conversion Of st. Paul
which have occurred In the hearts aud brains
Of some OF our Legislative jurists. But the
changes In question are entirely different
from that which turned st; Paul from per-
secutor Into an apostle. The legislators in
all iniquity; now they. regard them as the
hope OF the impecuDious and the salva-
tion OF the distressed. Talk OF the sue
cesses OF Moody and Sankey! They are
US naueht compared with those OF the
lottery evangelists which have come hlther
from nfar-from Kentucky, from Georgia,
from Havana aud from the faderland-bring-
ing with them their purse and scrip, ana
persuasive eloquence which not only wins
converts, but makes them stick closer than
brothers. In fact, the purest lawmakers Of
the past are the lottery lovers Of to-day, and
the new lottery league, with Its Ali A, looms
up into Visions OF prospective lucre, gathered
In from the sluns and alleys as by the potent
the alliance between tho lottery sehemers
from afar and the estimable lawmakers OF
this State Is not based on virtuous founda-
tion. We requdiate the thought as unworthy
OF moments consideration. Our worthy
Solons are sincere In their convereion. They
believe that all the barriers OF restriction
against lotteries should be broken down, 80
that whoever desires to run lottery can 90
SO, and that the rising generation shall be
supplied with all possible opportunities OF
seeking the bubble fortune, even II q stake
has to be stolen for commencement. Ihe
proposed repeal OF all restrictive checks on
the sale of lottery tickets is directly In this
line-though we cannot exactly see where the
protection OF the public comes In. Next we
may see bill proposed for the protection Of
bunko and keno, and all the other little de-
Vices by which the baubee is whiled away.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
FOREIGN news.
Ru .uOrs that Reforms Are TO BE
Made In the Government
or Russia.
Religious Outbreak III Smyrna = How
PArnell Will 13e Received in Ire
land-The Chinese In
vading Russian
SgE TERRITORY.
The Friendly Relations Existing Between
Germany and tho Vatican,


n LONDON March 1.-THE correspondent Of the
DaiW Telegraph vt a.. Petersburg aaya. II Gen.
Geiikoff can maintain his position against the
numerous intr,aues Of corrup. and self seek
In9 ofllciale who surround the Csar he will
abolish the third aestion aud its evil aystem Of
repreesive and secret persecution,
A letter from st. Petersburg to the Manchee-
ter Guardian says; Gen. MelikafT'a appolnt.
ment ns mntual dictator. which Raamn to indi-
cate relentless determination On th. part oi
the CsAr. really means conciliaticn n tho end.
compromise ia being tried under the form ~
ssss haw to pss RrsSS wss s"s OF inc
< dispatch from ht. Pe,etshaig to the Daily
NeUs eaye Representative of. tho nohlluy.
Ant Ssv & be @ aaseeiatsa With the eup'ems .ssoa.
ttye cnmtniseiVp, which viii thus l@ well, ,adapt-
I'd To discover tho weBk uosna of the body poll
70 this END that II wns decided to divide the ax-
ecutivn commission into two parta-.una to nup.
Arese reyolation, ara the. MA e innairn i.to
ssahtims M % dan. Mel,koif Viii nnu tlaas have the
9ppcrt9nity & proving hte ability aati tho w..
from nns extreme TO tho other and prosnesli.
cate early reforms. with wtde seere. or any
thing like u constitution Ia the near future are
ospos e 'MssasRnesAas MaraRS ,sA It, Petersburg cor
/ respondent rass that +, luce Otiotf will be in-
4 xlted to resign tho amhsHaadatahip IT, PattH :
fhat he VIII no. be replaced, md that tbe fen
fioHs between France nnd Russia will renain
Y III tho impruvisional state Ia which he left
them.
NKW YorK, March 1p.-A anerHl nofraapond-
ont xK Bt. Petersburg eaYs ID IL Ia noaitlon %
ntAte that Russia will lie Hue I'd hold 4 .mmunl.
\ cation With the new Chinese Ambassador uutil
China rAtlnes the KauiA treaty.
Y Tho correspondent In informed that the Obi
neee are already making inroads into Russian
territory. The tmbro9lio grows daily moro
complleeted. Tha ~, Petersburg presa IL
aRh(nt ut the sudden energy Of tba nation whoes
territory had come 10 be coneidefed 4. nat aturel
prey OF Russia. aud II diaapproves Of the indi-
cations OF friendly understanding between
China and England.