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Russians shall enier for the very natural reason that iheir credentials the HOspOders They are to retire into Pennsylvania. live may believe mercantile IetteIs from Odessa, dated the 10th, official news had been received there from St. Petersburg, that the Russians had orders t0 pass the Pruth the 23d.

 It appears in truth that official the sub ject has been received, but the numerous sales whCi have taken place the Change have caused Ou funds 10 fall Yesterday merchants stIl! entertain ed hopes opeace, to-day they are all apprehensiVe o war.

 23d in the e0enin g-At inc close of the Change to- day, 1t generally reported that mercantile letters from the frontier of MOldavia announced that the Rus sians had entered that province the !7th; this news however, appears to want confirmation-ANgs.I 1 Gus. l l Frontiers of Rmssia, Apra15.

 Travellers who quilted St. Petcrsburgh the 7til, say that the Emperor, late review of the troops, announced to them that he would soon lead them to battle and that the soldiers rece,ved this with transports of joy. The letters from TueZn say that the day for the entrance of the Russians into the Fur ksh Territories, has not been fixed, the European Journals have said, but that it is supposed will take place about the end of April.

 1 There are extraordinary contradictions between the accounts relative to the Morea in German Papers we have received this morning, and the French Pa- pers of Tues lay and "Wednesday. The former repre- senis lbrahm Pacha making preparations to e. 1 vacuate the Morea in consequence of the remOn- strances of the Allied Powers; ihe latter us that the time allowed lbrahjm evacuate the Morea , having elapsed, the Allied Powers to keep the ports of Modon, Patras, and Navarin in the stricteS blockade. Some troops, sent from AeXandriato re- inorce lbrahm, appear 10 have proceeded no farther than Candia. Upon learning of the difficulty of lan- ding troops the Morea they are said have retur 1 ned to Alexandria, #ss

 The prohibition against the eXportation of gram from Espyt, by the Pacia, affords decided proot of his hostile disposition towards the Allied Pow CTS.

 The accounts from Vienna of the 18th, state that no intelligence had been received there oi the Rus sians having passed lhe piuth the 18th. We CT heard that the passage was o take place so as that time ! Shocks of an earthquake were felt at Rome and Florence on the night ott!ie 10th April. They more violent and of longer duration at the latter capl ta but without any bad consequences At Forli there were IS shocks in four days. The same phenomena terrified the inhabitants of Ancona, Pestro, and Sin igaglia

 : Death ot Capt. C2anperton.--- late Capt. Clap- perton servant, Richard LaEder,rrived on Thursday at Portsmouth, in the Esk sloop of War; and from him we learn that Capt. CIapperton died on the l2ih of April, 1897, at Sockatoo, where he had been detan ed for five months, Tn consequence of the Sultan Bel To of Sochatoo not permitting him to proceed, ac count ot the war between h,m and Borneo. He had waited there in hopes to get permission to so on to Iimbucoo, and lived in small clay hut belonging to the Suan's brother. He was attacked with dysen- ta,y, and iattery tell away rapidly, and became much emaclated. He was buried at a small village (Junga- i) five miles to the southeast of Sockatoo and follow ed his grave by his faithful servant and five slaves

 

 seven months, and was taken of the coast by Capt. Lang of the merchant brig Maria, of London, in Jam uary, 1898. He confirms the account that Mungo Park was lost on reef of rocks which from the islan of Busa, tor Boussa) in the Niger. Park got on the rect, and was unable to get off. When the natives saw him, they came down and fired on him and his party. Three black slaves and two white companions threw themselves in despair in each others arms into the river and perished. Capt. Capperon's ser vant also states that Parks died five day jour- ney in the interior from Accra, in January last.- La C1as.

 From the list of Public Acts passed at the late sion of the Legislature which adjourned on Wednes- day, dh inst. 1t appears that the members a faithful, able, and busncss-ke set of men, who were willing to despatch, fast the public good requir ed, the business for which they assembled, and return again to their constituents. The business of of the session has also been conducted in a very har- monious manner mnch to the honor of the members and the credit of the state, the nvidous assertions of certain distonented Hartford Underwriters to the con- trary notwithstanding.

 ] D Spots on Me Sun.-Wih a good telescope an unusual number spots may at present be discovered the suns disc. The N. Haven Journal states that ] eleven distinctly enumerated few days since i; one of which was very large and surrounded by extensive penumbra In 1916 spots could be seen on the with piece of smoked glass, and even with the naked eye just before its setting

 The city of NewYork is reapng some of the bitter fruits of her public encouragement of vice and immortality. gang of incendiaries is in the midst of her, leaving pretty strong marks of the Iabours their hands. Perhaps accomplished vilIany carried to greater extent in that city, in proportion to it's popu a ion, than in any other city in country and tt right that should be there if any where. There s other city in the northern states, perhaps even north of New Orleans, where vice is patronzed lib eralIy in that city. The Sabbath is violated in the most wanton manner by of thousands of persons amenabe to her aws-steam-boats reap richer har- vest that day than on any other day in the week. hundreds of grog shops kept open, and the retail thing of those sinks of pollution, her Six Theatres than $3OO0O large share of which is taken from the ] pockets of clerks, apprentices, and laborers Her own legislators point to these things the of their corruption, and yet they only tolerate them, but even lend helping hand in supporting them. If schools of vice set up and literally patronzed, williams will be manufactured, and where they are ed ucaed the proper place for them to up in busi ness This is melancholy picture to look upon; but those who have agency in framing it, neces- sariy be the first to behold its deformities. AMERICAN EDUCATION SOCIETY.

 Mir. Cornelius the Secretary of this excellent insti tuition, has for several weeks past been pleading the If ho friends If a adu