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OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.


PAsr Oct a 1850.
ernAi sx's APPOINTMENT AND THE nsIIcAs QUESTION
The Iair< Of October I contained article the
nomination Of General Dix 10 the Paris Legation, Ia
which hard TO say whether malsvoence or Ignorance
h most oousp cuous This article was inspired by
Mnlster--I % not say which. But I gsits certain
there 10 mo writer the Paivses stat who would, on
the sudden. presume 10 talk in this way his own
hook. The Pains 10 made TO revenge upon Mr. Bseow,
far ia party spirii 60 the which the
French government feels ri having been compelled 70
give up MexcAn scheme, and rsno,nce the self-ss-
sarned ns Of protector Of the Latin race on the
American continent II accordingly represents that Mr..
sewsra's unlaIatabIe dispatches rendered moro
indi .estibls than necessary nv Mr. Bgso~s
compromising manner of presenting them This uge,
may ob~orvs by tbs say, is coming from sueh quar-
ter very sufficient 10 the opposite accusation
which haze heard made BY some American deuaciors
Of Mr. Bgsiow, namely, TIA, hs much disposed
N iruckie and 10 70 the French Emperor The fact
H. tia, he did his duty firmly In conducting the
dffeuli aud important negotiation that any United
states d.piomast had 20 conduct In Europe
Tho tine u Yrankln, and f u be true rae says,
10 In way soitened tho aspenty OF Mr. se~afds
Dispatches, reply tha his Bur nos DO
The Pars says In sury tose that " the substitution
o. General Dx Tor Mr. Bgsiow be not change for the
better Ear Faucs Is concerned, cannot possibly
b. for rs II cblckesovs what t tnsndaciossly
calls Mr. bisslow's "dsmssain
Ma, The fac, ~, that Mr. BIgsIow has been DIS
nj s.ed ba. tenderrd his resignation hong ago the
meath "a July, and has freqaeaty pressed % M
hss b~cn io,g enough 10 Europe and vana 10 70 home
for TIE ~ hA young ianiIyfor The sake of that
rcpese which he has earned, and ~bloh h. health
rurrs ana 10 attend 10 private arar4 rhe Frrrs
admitted last Eghi that he leaves to his ar
Ec4 a. -il1n settle The lnsInuaion Of the Pare
hat General DIX vh BE- Instructed reopen the Meri-
question absurd " be worth rerusins LquAiy
riiaious u tho Pairss stAtsmsas (Which the Fraace
b. way ecbossl that President Johnson turned out
VIZ BgcIo~ curry favor snh the republican conssrys-
tves W giy1ng the bet plonaio pot 10 Europe 70
q merlbv ~ their party. Goas'ai Dn, a. yoa know, 10
democrat lroia all earn ~ the feeling among
AiaevDta resesta mere, the appointment cou.ldersd
very good one aai General wii b % warm
Welcome from h.ssfeilov cyastyrasn.
= SIN Bia,riix The Iegation 10 LETT chargs n
Io.onel Hsy.
Kxosaasn.no- ~ rux ARYr.
q " known taoi antedisiely after ths Marquis d
TaysIstss circular II -ch b. spoks q tbs ugrat
c~ssi'y n r,orgaass "a shs French army, All the mar.
sisis - lr4nrs several generals were df~tsd n
cdpsld-s f'e suticcs ssnd IN Their OPINION. ~p~-
rAyNT Their r~san have noA al ssarheS TIE var
yfos, shi pretty h~hei 81 epai@as vs. vssssrs "
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the Russo.AMsaIcsN TELEGRAPH.


~ rosn tho Issneau lftnas. tirt
Ths EuFTsn p@per@ pm. - estMasi ASsogos u The
proesednss " the Hsssss AEx - lhsf, N ADsa.
and thre. Ansrisan ~, faYtau h~ybod fles-
tenant H1sch ant fA~aeakat kfnaAn, who instruct
ed survey The Es 81 csrEtfy ttfsash sbeh the Hys~s
Ameflc.n fslcgrAgh . ~ ~ 0tsisagtsd. The parst
ssrea from f'etrurnn,yFas SO IN ~ August
gear, and e@iod sftar fsi1glslss, tsstlsu
the .rset cggrss ~ the fmtafs isisHr-Va
A. lat saJs istsr ~ ths f.A a. I'd the sarysys
hays b~vn csflpist>d ffon sD.iTns - uss Amsss's
dsssscs ~ ossans sersis 90 'hs asrsess sf tie
line ds'~rniBsd fb0 lUYr.ssss tass hes ben
esecnt~i ~ M ~ II ~ fts eryetsn aEd thee 20
snscrs N me eoa&s ff~affsi wisler darng Which
they have hHa 70 crnisnf 49, lnrF~albs am aiuss
trar~rsinS Ia ~ csy - gsafts ~ssErs ns.antsd
fsindset sSn4et dfN*n hr tax. lot loos~ Zee.
guen,iy travelling fa-st 80 Ne 80 ~ shes.
mi sisays ss01r.aisi ~ fsr- heuse.ass s1d arss1
fui fruk1
A. the sss % 0sshstss ..If 10 free vs~~-is
h~onsng 70 TIE fplegrAUh tQfspsny ssl>csd W ~
rye ~ Ouig&a IRON ASfif8 ~f1 q Ass&sy m~fes
ais iof egnlfbsnt4ns the HkssT Thee sblps
wiii alsp bfins Iufnb-s - iFtoats Ni-.ssr wbo
already bird 10 ghs wtvss -hteb wnl 10 srlv.iy
pashef - frYal the Auguf "a nahrngs nDsla Al
ready lsfs~en Vkhqfa. a4d tnsGFfss ~. -sss. hsss
been usbosd ~iih ts ssisAa ~ tba srhshtlsss.
- TIE rcanffy ~hq are spsags e0nsfrueuor keuss.
sSd snimiux tree - sefs - 'efexfi ppiss oWsls.
sfias the psfssY~Y ~ aua nssfs gsf~ S0siy 81 $40
eh~f a the stp~ifen ttefs - sfpset ttas
within tbrse year. ffssr thr fSFtt tbs ~l
be Gnisbsi, so niif 4rmr41 tMt nps sa4sr.sing wn
b. sstifsiy AEa NnceeNs aNg 1y.ssec
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
our pfaA coaafspunneMrt.

PuaA sxAR CosrAsnsoprs Sept 10, 1891.
rnx uy,rvp rrlrrs PURCHASE 90 TIE rassD sKrSe
The grave events that now taking place Ia tho
East appear TO Indicate that the policy o. the un,sd
ssses In Europe vii obtain most complete and thorough
Satisfaction. Your statesmen have deemed regulate
TO the dignity well a. the interests Of the great Amer
can Rspsblc that the Mediterranean ocsan should
longer remain srcla~ireiy European sea- ciosed 70
your nees Hence they have treated with tho Kingdom
Of Greece Tor the acquisition % large harbor and
irsct u land ~ber 10 establish worksbops shpysrd
assenas and q co cny
TIE STATION n wrprsnRAsrAs.
The project has Teen . success, ana 10 day u ~ re-
pord iha your repubic has acquired tbs rorhsrn psr
Of tho Island Of Meor, In tbs Grecian Archpslaro for
the Of twenty millions Of dollars The Ilasi Of
keos H NE nrsi Of the cyclads- on he right. After
having doubled Cape xaIca tho way 10 conasnnopls
II hS . ma indecent harbor opening ogs towards tho
sor,hsea This hsrbor inland and forms several
pons and aneosllies. finally spreadisg Out 80.
cIoas harm. Vessels Of all anchor there In
safety from all Winds and the largest aeet md
abundant The little to-n Of Meiss IA situated ~
"a. aIpcr o. tho bay tho and The
sops u the highlands that overlook the bsrbor In
former times the island very wealthy and 10 nour
isblng condition A. the beginning o. the eighteenth
csniury Toarnsfor made some seiebtiGc explorations
through The Island; At that tirno contained tssniy
thousand lnhshlisnt. A. the end Of The slshiesnGh
csI.ry, when savsry and the Count De 'hoissai-
Gouher visited no place, u had become unhealthy sod
tie pgpalst fsassed N three Thousand ne voisauis
erspis which ossrhrsv much o. Tho sssd o. San.
tora 10 1907 appear have caused dsmsgs ao 70
Msos. poisoned tho sfmosphsrs and rave
rae 70 mortal masdss Tho evil. however, cannot BE-
without i@ ren1siy, and, doubtless, vss and lhSil-
gent Naturalization could succeed as No stand
10 ~ fosnss spuisnos and rrodaesivsnes
ostss Ass osnsr 90 rnr vrs~rAss ~ xslns " rms
his seszyition the part ~ the rnusi states hsH
bo'h ca.ss nnd object The IA the pfosssipa
~ rntse Stats commerce IN the keaIssransas hes,
The leci htsf.ension " ABsnesn diplomacy 10 tie
oomgeaflons The solution u a.. ,ssefs ssss
ton RAY brso1rs involved such inisvsnnyn ~ii
80 ~. No ,asiss a the grs4i Earot~an rgssr, snd
they 81 10 ~ 10 itsr poser W smbass> tss rss'si
tSsssss u, sFest- slh b~ the srbier.
rrrssss issctrs - rns csurD -sr'.
IssSsf. ~sssa that rass.y lases r@ins 70
brBs fo~N ard syev oostS,is stas m,shs sng'Ss
yes. fss ~ sss ssrssa bsssleas n,s ssrsss s's'o
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-
81 the itsha1 C"""s--'"""r.
despatch from Florenrs OF the 2vah or reptsmher
contains the foIloxfnc inuort,ot tnsprfn,,,on -
r,..,..... 60, $50, r,.....a.... ~,
- "s'A' .~""' 49,"
Commissioner IN sicily, has for~nrcf 10 tho government
The following report mon thu late may a.
-. :, p.,.-.ua
1''. - A.. -. a. ,see
=, n. rnw.,.-. -. -. Is,s s.p@ - -
u,s,s,sasa - ~ - - ~'
-. sa...a 80 -. ..,.--, =, ...... -. ....,
s..,.,...n~.. 80. - n..a,n.,., :, t,,s.a ~
$500 ~, ....s ,.sa ~ $500, - = -,
r. n.Ssr ,ue,,rs .o.asa,n :" $50, 4. -, 80. w
$500, -. a., ~. .nas 49,. 49, .s., ~, = ~.
roo "a o-s ,,,..,,a. ~ .,,tssi,. ~ NV
IN az rno,nir, ~ 80 ss,1 81 sr,,...a,.. .,..
W. 90 ~, osne. rnAp hia' ke1fy sra so
AZ ,hs CIV some rarab,n,rr sns ,,ts"c gsa,ts 80
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.


ths cabs tsvysss 10 fAssrycoi 20 10 iu iastsnt
nosiees ~ tes bhasls yesterday mrtnsfK, ibs Hgh,
Hon f1fa sts1sy British fainsts. - Faf~ ~ ATsrs
rrp,yns N the tosat ~ her Hsssty Mo isaas.
sma Tbs Fr~aldett a yor ebausbrr " NsssE.rGs has
pfupss<fsos inS~~a % bis omn y~feeE ktf ~ 3svstF
snf dont shfns n cgu,d haze h~ss 10 t4tfnf hsnss
beas hswl-he hes pfcpye~ xna yog tsxs tsfy slsfly
srask The health ~ bsr Na1sys Me- siass "a see
" hs@~ ~ prss~nt hofans tlst hssgsshts - sis~
ppisoa hsss h~~r tsts ss~ss tA-trwre }. r~tsssBns
thAnss In ny o~n nssne. sn1 thsa ~ NJ ~M4ss~
tbsas yga ~ yvuf Frcspfton - saa 30 N go
rilgE, p&<s 90 ~ TIE s.si ~hses No. sasfvrsf
20 care Thst t.<m o." knsisaa 49, sts~s.c.
unisssi" US~d e6ssvnt Tba~~ ~ysss fnNy - tsasn
ih.f ~ ssrvs-ss0n ~ . hog. ., sNs ss~fts.
fss. Pbyssesiiy the thnr - dsre gr.~@ss Eaf
and srt tr~ttrs unis3 ~ ezs44vxfg~ - @trM
s14s cave fry<r4 the cAArussn ~ sf~a4 = oet4n
hai - ~hieh eenrpt fsftsn ff0w s.yiNg spg@&rs ~
M npo~s msfF~il@ws wtsmgh es Npe nsts~r~.
u sstafs~ttst tss snssss II e st1s tsrs
ya rsesfss< ~fspplsa1~l. sas vaH@ gsgss1 sss
trn@r<s rstSss fs~v s~ys~s~g @~d $500 tYsTssss~Ss
TIE ssssoxa ~ ~ vesif ! sses~ss ~ ts~S~t
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E N G | A N D.
The Alabama aud Other Money Claims Of the
the United Stntes-An Advance Towards a
Setglemcut.

the United States-An Advance Towards IN
Settlement.
LoSnos, October 4, 1865.
The London Times Of this morniag has IN article
the Alabama claims. In review OF the subject il says
Let joint commission be appoinsed adjudicase
upon the claims preferred against Great Britain by
American shipowners to the transactions con.
nccted with the equipment Of the Alabama and her con-
sorts, 5i TO deliberate the rights and duties IF neardts
in time Of war hitherto determined by international
law or usage, and to devise. possible, SGT OF rules
which all maritime nations should DO moi ed to adopt
and TO carry oat by legislative measures commission
OF this kind should not be exclusively composed of
British and American subjects, but should in
cludo eminent Continental 1jurists, and DO in
vested with the ampest possible liberty OF
recommendation. II upon persa Of their report her
MaIesiys government shall be Of opinion that, under
the circumstances some reparation is due either in In
ternational law international equity TO the United
States In rcspec. the rarages Of the Alabama, IL viii
not be make IL and false pride should pre-
vent England doing with agood grace. II 1t be said
that Lord Stanley cannot allow these claims be
opened indirectly without rejecting injuriously
on the conduct of his predecessor tho Is obv
ous Mr. Adams representation to Lord Russell in
The Of legal demand, and IL properly met
by legal demurrer IL was practically granted that
BrtiA lao had been vio'aed In the equipment Of the
Alabama, and that the commercial marine Of
the United States had suffered grievous injury
thereby; but .he doubt whether in the
absence Of cupable neglect the pan Of the govern
ment there any remedy against England This Lord
Russell denied and have yet 70 learn that he
wrong in his exposition Of the law who he
tany right the precedent Of the Portuguese claims
the United States Is 10 be followed.
On the other hand, every one knows, the Alabama
would have got but for the inoppsruns
illness OF the Queens Advocate this consdo ration
though 1t may clear the government from the alleged
neglect does degree affect tho moral aspect Of
case. The loss sustained by American commerce In
consequence may be damnnm iyura, and therefore
ofcourtesy tho benefit Of This plea Tho time
has when such concession 10 no longer open TO
misconstructon, and would be accepted by the United
States spontaneous Of good will. Al all events,
there be nothing derogatory TO the honor
Of England in Offering 10 submit her neutrality
laws, together with those OF the United States,
70 revision by . mixed commission No country
has to lose BY . lax Interpretation Of these
laws, and justice eompels 70 acknowledge that
The United government connived at their in
vason the Fenian expedition might have inflicted much
greater mischief Canada This will not be forgotten
by Parliament II should be hereafter called upon to
sanction overtures which May lead 70 amcshls
promise Of tho Alabama clsima
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n Ola.


seas nstx 4 iwA
At.ugt a. 90 hss tssn ss'wsifs6 " mf4y fos ths
psnx.l gsangns p&asf F~at 10 snss4AM n lrs I'll.
tsssa ~ shs Fsrs Fstttse tstreHs "a
sggaf1s fhs n4f@as~ sas &sm s.esi4s~- . . s@sS
" sksrwtr
Tns isde ygfag~@k ,sl.FrspA has t.frp~ss 10 -e~s
tea Fsglsfs ssrsm free Nsw NyfA ~ she a.
fsn~ftsA ~ bnt1tar ~ ~ a - go sen lat
r. ratfs nnsah " god ne isyasosa sys.sw "
- DFsf
ing tsses Orss.s. fsf-x,stAl
NssNsr NsIE I'll 6sr ~
- stwssrss ~ n 90 wr8s t-.ss. INA Co
~. frmss bAgiisssh gtcf ~ hs.ss - L~stsn 10
uNa svuf ~ s~nt CO. ~taf $3.50 ~, -
49, s~S oqns iosA. a. fFs 49, q Naf 80 e~9s AL
rrsixh1 70 LssyppA tfs 81
cssa-.yrs sat ~ is>s
m~ss<s HseAsnse< yaehsngs - ieNfso D. t@ss
p<f e~sf G.vsyh1sst ssF~rtt~w ~ g. 80 - $50
ION. - sss se1 ksd osas -
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IMPORTANT FROM GAMBIA.

Another Severe Battle Decisive Defeat OF
she Egyptians by the Charlottesville Inn-
deis Driven OF she Island ON Board the
Turkish Fleet.
Tho Belgian, ut Father Point, reports under dssc Of
the 9th Of October tho tliowing highly important
news:-0nicia intelligence from Gambia states that
another baltic had taken place. in which 900 Chris.
tans and IL ooo Egyptians were engaged The former
the attack and drove hack the Egyptians TO
The shore, where thy received BOARD the
vessels OF the Turkish squadron. conflict IN reported
between Christians aud Turks Hcraciea In which
the former claim have obtained the advantage.
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s PAL NJ.

TRANQUILITY Said 20 be Restored ana Reforms
Promised.
MaDuD October q, 1894.
The Governor Of Madrid has issued circular IN which
he announces tranquility being established aud praises
the real of the authorities.
The l-e~sGnie1o OF today says that measures will
shortly be promulgated consodS NJ public order and
regulating tho freedom Of the pre-s without ovoasinz
legitimate manifestations Of pubic opinion.
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BY STEAMSHIP TO OCTOBER L.

The .Inman steamship City Of Boston, from Queens.
s~n October arrived u this port early hour yes.
ssrday Sunday morning.
The steamship America from Southampton October 8,
.assived At this port last night.
The steamship Belgian, which eft Liverpool 1t halt.
past twoP NJ on tho 4h, and Londonderry on tho 9th
Instant passed Father Point yesterday hsr voyage TO
Quebec.
Some interesting paints OF the news details by the
Cay Of Boston were published the HER4LD yesterday
ncrnlne and our special dispatches and correspond
10 our colsmns today.
Tie Impress Of Mexico paid visit with great core
sony, 70 the Pope the s5lh OF September Her
Majesty sAd q long Interview with his Holiness.
The rope paid Wait 70 the Empress Of MEXICO at the
hotel al which her Majesty - staying the 10Th ut
The inisrvev lasted . considerable umc.
The Gated States friga,s Colorado Ieft Southampton
- the % insssnt for cberbourg
An nisrchasge OF cviIiii@ hsd taken place between
Admiral Gcldssorosss and tho EugIsh Admiral in com.
nand a. Portsmouth, Visits aud sslutes were ex
sshanged Admiral Goidnboroaghs nag vas hoisisd al
lshs time on the rrolic.
The United sAess steamer cauandaisua from Cher
bsrg snd Lisbon. arrived Gibraltar "a instant and
upoceeded eastward
u is stated that Lord Lyon. has been Apo nsed
Duash Ambassador al PARA
rhe PShre states thai hsvzbsi Baxains win return 10
Drmsse at tho cad % November from MssIco
Harry .sims1sw, the celebrated English hockey ~,
thrown out Of hs wagon at Nesmasket and killed On
ne morning Of the 4th Of October
Admiral Persano. Of the Italian navy. Ia. published
pamphlet relative to me hagle Of LISA
The Dsrf. u Term states that the killed ana
wounded IN the nghusg al Palermo only amounted 10
,pshty-six.
The Prince Primsle Irtpvstr q Hungary, has had
- attack Of apoplsry He received the last ~crament,
ssA but little hopes srs October p snisstaned Of hs
ssso, cry.
Clea bills Of health are October u granted 10
sepsrt res from tho port OF Alersndna oaiy fe~
psolaied Of cholera have rrsd and The public
Astih 10 generally satisfactory.
rhs si~a nsnip Hermann, from New y@s, arrived AZ
oostha moaA N on the ID instant
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a -~ri... Naval Dinrniiy WA Fazisnds
Tho FrH Val Gswff'. tgual, ssFs SO nta4fs ~ 80
EFAsh sseAfnef fgfrs1o t4A fHa flsteasfnt - bsr
eses ~ psatlas oftsrs ff*TH WNaut 80 nlns
ssriy@n sstsst Tts ffsart wxnA ~ Def aaptr 70
M&A t1e fcfu@ts as ~ 10 Wflta nMr IhH fsess 80
nst shs % $500 ~ Nfa8f - = ~ q IptfVe. 500
800 % 9 vptswm frln4 Isth ~ WI 1sDsifa 10 at~
have Aaen kest tn sta~ ~. a#NHNHNf - nna - s~s
Isms1 @ltL hr4tal seisE&F " Gm 46aiNi sstssfitA@k
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Aid 70 the sufferers by the ISundation~.
PAar., Oct. 4, 1895.
By order Of the Emperor Generals vaubert de Genlis
and lie Lave have proceeded TO the Loiro and the
other the Aer examine tho OF devastation
caused by the recent foundations They empowered
to distribute aid among the most necesstous.
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have been The recipients Of grand banquets In constans

HSVs peoH INC fecIpients UI EruHu DH"4ues' IN
noDlc
The Captain Pashs Mehemet Ali Pasha, gaze grand
entertainment to Commodore steadman and his junior
officers and the members Of tho American legation and
consulate on board Turkish flagship Miantonomoh
The American guests appeared in evening costume, Va
stead OF Official diplomatic uniform
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pY.ses Leo Ys,.-siy Ts~asd. ths New Goa
f@dvrnfisss
Ths Par. esstsstsS<sas - - iossqa lisa A-<rs
ttaa naswsthsa.sdssf 40 - ts "a
tbsrs hsgtss frx,ons - sf~pf 4 . ~fnuxu svs~
a.. sgslDr ffss.s ~ a asY .fafAlak isf' 81
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3 EL Q U N

Reception Of the United States Minister NJ
Court.
BRussEIs, Oct I, 1853.
On Saturday Hon. Mr. Sanford Resident United States
Minister bad ofcia audience. He presented TO The
King from the President OF the United States letters Of
coincidence the death OF King Leopold the First and
Of congrafulaon the accession OF Leopold Second
Mr. sanford also presented HIS credentials Al United
States Minister. The Mnister Of Foreign Affairs
present Mr. Sanford conveyed TO the palace u
Iaeken, and back 10 bis hotel q court carriage.
The Mexicaa Question In brussels.
BausSErs, Oct 2, 1863
The Word states that the presence Of Mr.. Adams the
American Minister 20 England, In Brussels s connected
with communications OF very important charso.
ter respecting the Mexican empire
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x8sssrs 10 the Inued states 0mcers In Con-
sssnfivepis.
ioyDon. Oo, 4, 1888.
ne sncers af NE Usl,s sl4vs corvette Tsocpssr.gs
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The LSnicp Tswss. of the oh instant, compliments
Lord Stanley bis speech a ~. csbls banquet 10
Liverpool. when ~As, u s.ys tesagsSf 70 a. sgp The
unhsd states that relations Elsh tLsi county a's
saJr ia kJ As~dG
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EUk UP
News by the Cable to Satur-
day, October Is.
the MARKETS AND MARINE REPORTS.
HAIL ADVICES TO OCTOBER 5.
Our Special Dispatches and
Correspondence.
England Advancing to Pay
the Alabama Claims.
French Comments on Gen. Dix's
Appointment and Instructions.
Tho Caudiaa Christians Drive the Egyptians
to the Turkish Ships.
turkish Compliments to the United
40
American Purchase Of the Island Of
Melos and Our Interest in the
Eastern Question.
The Mexican Question in Brus-
sells and Rome.
italian Report ON the Insurrection
1T Palermo.
Lsrd Stanley ON am AnslO-Ameri-
can Alliance.
s'UD1teA They Are . Match for
the World.''
BIZ TIE CABLE TO OCTOBER Is.
-.>~-~~~-~~~~>~~~~---~>~~~
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The London Money Market.
LONDON, Oct Is, 1861
Oonsols closed at sai< for money
sEcuHuEa
The closing prices to-day
United States i've twentiea ..........-.........50
Hrie Railway .ss.s
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct IL, 1896
The cotton market Is arm and active. Sales to-day
ssached bales Middng uplands quoted l6d
Liverpoei Breadstuns Market.
IIvERpooI, Oct. 10, 1895.
Tho weather Is again unfsvorable. and the breadstus
market is frmer for wheat and
LivcrpeoI Provision Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. -. 1894
The market for provisions generally dull with de-
eiinng tendency.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
TAe steamship Java, from ew'Ysrk October Q, has
arrived.