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GERMAN CONSOLIDATION.


Count Biamsr~k On the Prussian Policy.
In this North German Parliament the ~ ~ - sep
tember during the deba Q the draft Of address
the response 10 he Kings speech, Coun BIS
mack protested against observation VI Herr
Bebsr. that mention sbould BE- made in he address
Of the release OF Luxembnrg, and said =: Lu renburg
preserves the same territorial relation befor Pras-a
has ony welded up the right Of sArrsoning fortress
. right which was updovbtsd one. and tor u .
n,saance OF VII ch The psop's In Germany wcrs un-
willing 10 plunge into Moreover, the neutraza-
Of compensatss Tor rslingus,inz the
right u garrisoning 10. Referring 10 the crcu-
lar Of tte 7lh Instant be declared hat no
pressure ~hasver would b exercised the south
era statss II south Germany should give IL 10 be
derslood that was her wish 10 b excluded from the
Bund federal governments would BE- wanting 10
ssiEfespecs 10 oppose such wish. The Psriiamep
bo~sver. would. be ist sure, noe wish 70 force him
20 abandon . cortain necessary reserve the
subject, such oourse would perhaps conduce
bnns sbont objccs esrely oppcsed 10 those which
tney had n vi'w Abiding 70 the question OF Northern
schiesaig - declared that the difficulty Of brnsrs the
matter 70 setemeut lay In the tact shat, owing 20 the
mi xlure Of ionates IN the Dich,, the DANISH
pop isiion coad nol be restored Denmark without
sone German inhabiiants IN tne same dlstrcn being
ceied tn them
rns dran u bs address was adopted By ISL against
votau
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THE CAPE Of GOOD HOPE.

Reception of the Duke ot Edinburs In Africa
Pmbiic Fefes aud kejoicing--OutdOSr
Sport--isi.hOp COieuse a Low Churcs
Militant.
Scptamb a. from he apo Of Good Hope the 20 h
August, Sc. he ena the 2s,n and Ascens the
Of Scp,embsr. Sue nd Que hundred AMI sixteen pa
ssngsrs av-six ks Of MAIDS bullion ued AZ 500.
and large cargo Of WOOL "copper" rice, hides, tobacco.
copper ore ivory VINE, nn and oolr. ,
Royal Highncss the Dixie Of Ednburg, arrived in
Simons Bav Agu-i i5 Inc Dukes reception there a.
along the whole line Of route from Simons Bay
lne Government House. Table Bay, and IN Cape ToSn
one continued ova ior On the day of bis ar.
rival he received sl sauts. tired from
fortncat on. aud her Majesty's ship Raccoon. On
landing his Roysl aishnes. rsportsd himself st IL
com@odore's oince. On tne 10th bail ~as given
by Commodore Purvis s which the Duke attended. The
company numbered about iJO psrsoos and convivates
kept upu I'll tho following morning TIE Pnnces =
the nth ornnpd re Parvs was entertained dinner
by his Royn II. hne on the Gaatea A, o on b =
= ws,coms We . presen si to him by the Luropean
and Noramnetan Inhabitants OF Stlnons Town his
Royal Hisnness ,hcn rode from smous Town % Care
Town, accompanied BY the Governor and brilliant staff
OF government officials, aud large party OF cOlon-s.
Triumpna arches spanned ,ne road At numerous avail
abls points On hts arrival a Cape Town the man.
cipally presented loyal addresses OF ,an1,n
b iosal IL glness Tor the vst and also expiess ns
graft uds to her Majesty tor I'M dssintai.nd mark oi
Isvor Ia the evening he dincd Sth q large party ..
the heds Of depar mcnts aud lead ng coionisss SIMON
Town and Cape Town were brilliantly illuminated ~n'
Ga tue 2Ut OF A..l ,ns xas TO be fun dress btii
:, ~. q v.rune 1 ~ .. on the follow NJ evonns
sra nall and on 81 fes a. tn. Botanic tarleUi
80 uu..um On srea'ng OF tho 2ji great i'io
"a to he given his Rlyal gones, " toe czsn- u
:. r,wn 10 til. n.s market. aud 90 me z'th MI
Capc ssny Other rrulic movements wore 20 come
,ary bail wnicn bal not oeen deiern ned
OF. the esscl lis- :" the fol 80
H,anne.- ~os.d proc- in too Petrol T. Klnssna o IN
joy -omc eephan and 6lslo shooting IN she adj cen
10 estr a ter ~hich ne ~'-d rssisi. Cap, lo5s bJ'
fore h n 1
The Gaze Psr .ment ses.iol closed on August O. Tho
Gov ernor propagation spech wss accepted ~ all par
ties coaci !sors and lsac.oryy ne rsrenchment
,vement hal ssed over.
10 Orange Kver Fee tatc Threatening Indications of
fresh break of wuh the Basu! 90 continued.
In lran. .vsai host ,ies going 'e ween he
publican commanders and the native trbes o. fouIans
berg.
Al Natal the charge &c inging and riotng IN the
tneirai ths ght pregous Bishop iwe!s preach
ing there had been so'emriv denied on the Part the
Coenso joprnals In re tho Bishop Of Natal s,ainst
the Rev Mr.. Wills" judgment had been gwen against
the shop The >uprame Court held thai DR.. Co~nso
ha no authority 4 bishop Mr.. Wills. DR. Co.
about to attenp, 70 enforce his judgment
Dean Grteu. aud 10 eject MIN from nis deauery.
The ~ssther In South Africa was remarkably nns.
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N MExlco. {

Ceusecratt0r of y B'shop-SW1tW Awn's wife
Petitton- tar Iles Unsband'. Keieasr-M"v.-
snrnfs of tae Prassian Amba ssnd q r. Ne ~
Go,ernor ef GaamaiuHto-ProPerty Com
dscated.
HAyAvs, Oct. 9, 1897.
late arrival from Vera Cruz binas tho following
ns~- from Mexcp.-
Father Arrzs he osccraiei Bishop of Noreii".
The wife e Gene Santa Ana eet,ione1 Preident
Jasfex ,or the release OF ncr husband Millolt rial
Baron Won Mag,is, tho Prussia Ambassaior, has re-
tured 10 the city II M.x,co
General rason has oeea appo MOD Governor OF the
ramauupas ani General An,ilion nas nads GOV.
srnor OF GlsnaI ato
fn- property u somera has not been connscatet. -
reported but 40 has oesn aaed 70 the Amocnt u
$50 J0O
seven houses IN the c'ty OF Mexico, owned oy AL
Ramsrex siicio Escuoearia, Craga and Others,
aave oeea coIhsoaied bv he governments, Ant sil o.
sod =, suctol. Their aggregate value Is appraised At
500, ~
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INDucRinnArH SHOOTING persa have recent
y escapes from death from The reckless use
OF ufssrms 10 Lands Of boys aud have dis
charged the weapons yards aud regardless u
the mischief tins lsadcn missiles msnt cause
While Mr. James smith, resding ~ Niuoteenth
street. third avenue, was taxing dinner h,s
family, . bullet came wh,zxing through tue wlado~
smsn's nssa' iosssa 10 Toe wall ibe rsmy s.r. II,
greatly alarmed, and search Immediately tnsl u oil
Tor the sunor of the reckless ACT IN every quarter ns
peishbornood bas he could not be scoyersi
RsorxNxo or rHs CnrRcu or Tns RspRExrr The
Protestant Episcopal church bearing the above tito
situated the 9 Pacific and Fourth ave-
nue.. has undergone several improvements during the
pest summer These consist In elaborate iresco
paintings With which the walls. ceilings aud chancel
have 0ssn bceuiifuiiy decorated Yesterday morning
the opsnrg service The ceremonies opened by Giant
ing the procession psAin, We glad when we
followed Sy the Dosoosy the choir being eo%pos.c Of
nfy vcscss the lesson for ths day vas read ~ the
Rev: NJ Philhgs Rey Edwari Jessae rscor Rev.
as~d rue lAttsr gentleman preached Nh admirable
mon, Of an entirely doc;r,na character Bshop Young
pr.ssns w during ,hs forenoon % ssrsics xrea. many
visited this splendid edacs throughout the day for the
purpose Of examining the ornamental sork OF the
lhs atsndancs yessrday 10 located convsnlsnty W toe
rsquirsmsns Of that ssishbornood.
FIRE At GRHsSpoNr. Shortly after three o'clock
yesterday morning, ths two story frame building sit.
uatsd as the corner Of washngton and Noble streets
0rssnpona tsok Ore and was entirely consumed. rhs
building was ewssd and occupied BY wyckon Co.,
rsdnsrs Of gold and silver ore The loss on build
ins ana machinery will probably reach 5000;
partially Insured In The Williamsburg Csy Insurance.
eompsny M y. .. Barber one Of the members Of the
nrm asleep IN adjoining The laboratory on
the second sery, whom the rs broke out and - vas
only awakened BY the thicksning smoke and burning
frsne IN Tune 70 ave his life He estimates bic loss IN
psrsonal effects - eeOU Mr. Barber believes that the
IRE " uesndary origin, aad thinks thai tho bld-
ine 6rsd rear outside but the flames spread
rapidly that he had ume 10 satisfy himself os the
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THE INDIAN TROUBLES.

Departure OF the Commission for Fort
IIarkrr.
Sr i.orfs, NO., Oct. @. 1867
noon tor For Harkrr.
Gen RAJ Angur, has been appointed this com.
mi SION during General hermaas abs enco in Washing
ton loft 0aaha aud ALL join tue party the
Indian Ip.ir tations- las lie Chief PrOmisir q
4. Attend ,"c .auucii-No,hiug Heard from
Red Ciomh and HIS ito.i.ir Band.
LorIs, Oct. o, 1857
The Tod ans had stolen some horss fson the North
western Fur conp.ny, near Fort Buford. and killed
three mon,
Mnrpny Who cnsrgi of tbe Ind ans aircaiy assem-
bisd =, Medicine Lodge Crccs, ere he remans as y
sort Of hostage. IL ~ the following pIrpo.s: li.ue
liorse ehicfs 81 tne uurg ux Killers, promised
INTO tue csune,l. ons ~ tlie runners emp Dyed
to c....- -. ta'ii, Robe. village seienbss
h, a. Af.rybv t''. kobu
2S and hs hal Jast sIrsei
promi.et int the council, aud
msse. Ihue 4 30 hal about two hundred and nfty
aIth ha. aDI rad feturneJ IRON mi ting
depreda ions ON tie railrl ad
r MGsphy fHrtlcr tcissriphs tat Roman Nose had
been nm. ami ~sut away promising 70 be pres
ont At The cplDcii
despatch wa. received yesterday from ur Beauvois
dated Fori LARAMIE, stating q al Iron Sle. Brute
Soux, had ooue mo that rncs via all nis PEOPLE lie
had SINCE eft BIZ ne promised tc bscx time log
tne codAc, - be ted at Lersme In November.
assurances that tins hostile chief will come into
c0uDctl.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

Newark.
SsaKsADR TO rHs RI3ur REV. BIsHor BAvIxy The
Young Nous Catholic Association OF Newark assembled
at the Ca hoc Institute Friday night for the purpose
Of welcoming nome the Right Rev. Bishop Baylsv. Al
ton O'Clock the ORGANIZATION, beaded by Reinhardts
introduc % shat reverend gstlsman by the Rev
Father Dosue The following address Of welcome Was
then delivered bv Mr. J J. o., onuor:-
70 TINE kr. Rev. JAnss koKvvLr sAuIy, BrsHor o.
NswAsG In behaif OF tue Young Mems Catholic
Association o Sessrk avs ourselves Of ths op.
OCCASION 10 ~ccome CHIEF pssto anon gst
10 Offer not ony sentiments II vsneraou Tor
attachment 70 your fpscola character. but also ~
proiou nd respect cn ,oa have ever m rtsd from rs
The of yorr Grsces visit 10 Rome, In conjunc
on with tue other prsstes Of the Churcn throughout
the word glorious one, and We Who we're repre-
ssuted by you fct bonored and edned being thus. ~
We we're shsrsrs IN what took place there Through
you Ne rvversncsd the blfssed memory Of the great
Apo4tioS saints Peter aud PAUL. maize acts Of aub d
Their snnss and rene~ed our love devotion ana ooedi
sncs TO the " Peter Pus X that great pont
Who, In the midst Of al aud persecution, watches with
90 much soicsuds Tor tha welfare OF the wnoo Church
ami he honor eors o Aim ghty God aBd Hts saints.
In csncusisn We heartily return hsnks y our Hesvesy
Fahsr for vvschsaHng you safely 70 your do
voted people and beg Of him 70 besow upou you many
years OF health that you may be the better able 70 serve
him, snd tat 40 may be blessed wish your passrnai
care .
Ths Bishop replied very feelingly, abiding TO the
pleasure gave HIN 10 know that his people welcomed
hrs return. asd briefly referring 70 hrs visit sofosd In
conclnsiop the Bisnop pronounced benedichon TIE
d,scoursed some music, after which ths -arsss dis
persed.
poucs RscoRp-Ths Newark polios made siHty. nine
srress durlns the past week, and four hundred and
twsn,y.ssssu during the month Of ssp,smbsr
E-srr Corsrv Counr In tho Esssx County Court
Iynd 10 Georss Nsnzss q ei, verde. Of 81 900 was
stv an in favor Of piainun.
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THE rasrtRM QUESTION.

l.serview Betweeu the Gear 81 Rsssia and
Faad Pashs-The Rmperer's % ptnt0n Of the
sitsatisn asd Imperial Advice % the Sultan.
me Nsw Eyss Pvsn of Vienna Of September % pub
snes - from an autbentic source, summary Of
vevsation which took psos between the Csar and Fuad
Pasha 90 ths occasion 81 tse mission of me latter W
Lava The Pars jou mails reproduce II but with sgreas
reserve" ~ 70 its authenticty
hruns thus: -Ansr the cSssomary salutations the
part o. FuAd Pssha the Csar expressed MS complete
satisfaction ~ the chocs of % eminent statesman for
me mission he then asked Fusd Pasha hsd authority
70 ueas drecuy With him on sns affairs OF Turkey. The
other sspsd IN the negative addns that No was only
charged " mention the sentiments Of friendship and
esteem which ths Sultan felt personally towards the
Car The latter sypresssd his sckno Aisdsmsnts and
declared himself animsssd with similar iss nss towards
the sui For that reason. he aided he wished 70
communicate 70 fuad rasha bIs IDEAS rcspcc,ipa the
present situation the SULTAN, ne sad BY accepting tner
misbt assure calm and peace TO his empire.
Fuad Pasba declared that waa really hfen 10 the
essr but only % private Individual his eosl msslon
being terminated.
Ths Crsr replied that n was immsterisl In Wat
qanty Fusd pssbs heard him n he would repeat wat
be was about 70 lear 20 the SullAn hope toatnued
his Majesty that the Sultan. well tss Pvrsc are
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The Delta Kappa Es<on Frstsrnity-ons Of the
largest OF colIese socieshsld special business con-
yent,on o. The bsii o tue chapter IN this city asl
wssW, wh CHI eommenced on Wednesday last and ad.
journed on Friday evening. Nineteen Chap srs we're re-
presented from the principal colleges Of the CnHsd
States lhs following officers elected President,
John Coats class GO, Yale college; Vice President A. N.
Harks class 81, New York College Secretaries, VIM.
NeLsns class 6s Yais College Geo Fishsr class 6s,
Rochester Cnivsrssv; Trca-urer 1. " Chcesbro, class
&C. New YorK toIlegs; Executive COMMITTEES, John n.
Geo. r. Fisher.
Much important business was transacted during the
sess, ms OF tne conven5n One or tso addiloaa char
terx were granted and the constitution Was essentially
amended The grip Of the fraternity sko changed
Fns psmps Of the ioowing Gentlemen were added 10
ina Iist OF tie honorary msmbors ~ tho koctty =
ScbayIer Cefsx, 4. n. Strong, j. y. whItocck, ". ~
R w Thompson, Governor A. J.. Baker, Professor y.
pru on Rev Wm. >. Studley Brigsdler General Charles
m IhOnp son. Hon. William A. Wheosr. The conven'
t,ou closet WITH srand sapper,
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NEWS BY The GULF CABLE.
IMPORTANT FROM HAYTL


BRssse B~sw~ees tho l:svers ssert and Reve.
omttsaary Forcr.-Treachery 0f she Latter
ssinave's Troops Cut 90 Pieces.
eaw# HAVANA. Oct. 8.
Wa Ksv Wssr. Oct Q, 1897
Iutsigencs has been rec~.vsd, per Frenca stsA nes
Louisiana ilt arrived st. Thomas. tp The effect that
ser su, Garage took tne 18Th uit, before
Fort Ba'soa the badsrs Of s. Dominso. but sa
AAytiss SOIL.
Tine Csccs. Hayuen revout,nisss speciality opposed %
Prsssdsns So nAys who were pqssesson u 'as FOR,
hosisd ~has nag tho fort, aud white Ss'nave
troops proceeded possession oi the fors thsy
nred apon md 20 D. ~ he revoiutociGs
some msmhars he nsss samli.sS 81 Porsas-Pr,ncs
AnoaS he allen
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wards Rome-Nsp poiean's Innucncs Victor
Emanscrs P0iicy.
fFrom the PARIS Consttutiouusi, Sept 2l1
spectacle oi eoaa,iy IN osiA, sds ts q wA rsss.
lar g0rsumeai, rrotu ioaavv faction dared 70 70 =.
orders bring together par,isan proclaim aloud ss
tempt Tor AL tie iu'es o puoic av aud International
Gsates-in word, assume al the style and conduct of
asuprcms auinorsy. rhs Kings governmsnt had TO
become the save Of hts fsction. aud IL only aos
20 lock passive spectators ~ tue exploits ectd
BY what people have csstomcd thsmseves to call tns
She Italian pesins conquered iis liberty and nds
pendeucs only 20 faii Into the frisnsl anarchy
For every QUE .a- sgreed uros one poDt,hai me ~
vs;iou Of the Pon1cai States would ouIy the nrss
sua.s IN the revpl .uousry march. wEa, course ~i
the Isan government take the face of plans pro-
clamed 90 cssen'ssioas'ys wid q sio~ them 10 pro-
c~ed 10 ORDER succs~s pr ~ Jv ne corgnsss
of d,rdooct,al Or will walt until Oar badi has COM
sSs zsso:d 70 ss.sa' s ss WIZ sS en-
questions wnsch presen.ed themselves 70 ths pubic
mind In i,s natural alarm For ourselves. ve never
doubed that last mentioned would b that
chosen By NJ Rstsxxi beca % 10 tie only one that u
Just. humane ncomb-nt on government worthy Of
the name The Ministerial declaration, by the clear.
ness OF s language puts epd oil squivocston and
90 All false inierprs aons renounces the project of
GarosId' and bis partsans - 90 STACK upon .ne 81
credness Of treaties and sno~s y the people TIE ~
jury which these proceedings inlet upon the honor and
prosperity cf lazy. BY this energetic decaralon the
Rstaxzi Ainisr ~ hes deserved well of ~ country.
TFrom the Paris Etsndsrd, Sept "a
Hssceforward tbsfs wils b. no more doubt ana ine
Tsisals ~ho have believed % the authority VI the
reaetonary press IN secrst understanding pesvesn sus
ministry ard the party of acton, Sil nos know that
before reaching Rome. hsrag Of Sav mus b. attack
cd. The ohciai clars,ion 10 and ieavcs no room
for doubt II Garibsidi forward he will encoun "
the royal troops his ns Of march, and or the second
time, the great Italian patriot viii have 70 direct hs
AGAINST bis country. This snsgstc attitude o.
tue government II with 5ut danger for The cabinet
wb CD sdvi - IT, tho Italian people, for many
years prey 70 soci-liss kare Not vel dRcpter
esupsd on the igfnensm ce IN and fs,c Danger
oa wa otp,rds; but NJ ksiszzi has proved, three
distinct OCCASIONS thai he ice hrs popularity "
his patr isp After Nossra ne signed The treaty OF
psscs In splts of all the pnpuiar resist peac ct
sopd a. H1, of sac aad socul Cd the future OF 10, "
After 60 isrins hs consolidated The worx accom-
D.sasi bs fuialss TIE n~omtsss siveu and then he
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resigned power. Finally. some later he reson eiy
confronted Gar bs,d aud ed nm 10 his cnpabIe
ths, rsr,.m.n, mo- \ lions about ia o.s = - esc
ton than carefi of the interess OF tbs country
think right - sarrilce the h.sster 20 cersln pop
lar sent meota ism Hat n RaIazzi vii, Lavs &C Cd
ssi and political lie viii be tnat Of good citizen.
From t,s PariA Psesss. Sept Ml
Ths deciar ston nd en- tor the government the
prsrcgsves winch ~ers iguos ed s reminds Ga'ibsld
ths, no one has the res, = place himself sbo the
law: aud I specin-s ~ith cie,rnes that canaos be
coute.ed Obligations which the Conyeston of the
l5tn september "a mp"ssd upon I'aly tho langus,s
sincere u dsi not. The event will whether
H. Ratszzi all that he says and uhssh-r hs has
ssrsuslb requisite 20 accomplish what he drsirss We
have ocrason Ia con srsiliats government upss
rscos and hold TO engag Experisaee
has proved inderd. hat the int ~ss Q, goser.menn
in harmoas utn taer honor and that good faith 10
. pow~r ~ veil - . duty. na
From the Paris Monde clerical organ, Sept al
Rsspuos for swcrn fs,th pubic tran iainy and the
Interest ~ tho Stat ed, are shs put forward
bv H. Ruaxz. ami wh ch all derived from political
cosadsraoaA A. to sns ryats ot tho ch lrch and OF
the paiscy 'hcre l. no mss,iou whatever OF them
In the documeuL an vc aston -hsd at the
omission. We -ren remark the words. .'the glorious
of Rome" which seems to nirodic d TO atten-
the fsnIt OF the fsrbdsns, tho Mn felt
Toe need o. thus excr~ing tho measures which i
Obliged by Circumstances - saopt Rome u thus in
safety ami guaranteed fsr the moment Are al
alarms there or' hence nth tn es II soud
be mistake 10 biisvs % The Cabnsi Of Flor ace
IL evidently giving wav to forrigu pr-ssurs On the
day on wt,ch te Ialisn sosernmeni shall tnnk itself
aud rec itself froa bl'. atoms, who Will prevent ~
the situation ia. therefore, stt prccar'ons and Provi
cnarVet wIih safety ri tho temp
Paracv. ws Yepea o. the prescn moment al uncasi-
ms 70 have d . ppaared H Rslazn b.
cere, Rome sns II ilmin nset terri ory well pro-
served rom attack from ~itloat from rising
within n were defended by 100 900 men.
Why tsa, secav,tv? Brcmsc Fcrence has = oken and
she dpna bsaause Pars has advised her. D,es
any one Assve General Menabrsa came 70 Paris
moth. NJ
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peoetra'ed with the COW clon that they have 10 mo
er y ray dsist~se ed frnd Faad rssha bowed "a
ssoce foa mus oe convinced ina the obiecs OF my
policy has always been pre- the OF
Otonan empire and to reconcile the lersss o the
Christian pspuistt"ns OF which sne sturai pr"
tec or, wth sho.s Of tho Ottoman goverumen,. The
Cxar added that the ION which Ls
70 maks va. solely inspired bv bis frtesdship fs t'e
suit - well ~ by tho interest had in the msintsn
an of the OF man rule 10 Europe fos he ob erved.
an II eonr-e CONSERVATIVE by prinsipls You have On
yo"r hsnds that unfortunate sfsir Of Canda whch has
caused - much bioodsned. Bs gspsrous; you should
q up thas island 70 Greece; Ottoman IL
suicensiy to fsel sucn sacracs Europe VII,
b. grasefui for guarantee 70 tns peace OF ,he
world given BY this csssion.
Fuad Pasha replied that b. doing the rurk.h gov
ernmeaA w0ud Dc en- erinS . most fAia course.
Othr islands Of tLs Archipelago would follow sns
.mpl. q ersta Ecro. and rhs.sAy would also wish
70 seiara trom Turkey, ani In such ooIhng
could 10 permitted contrary 70 the insrssts Sf oto
that the ssioa Of Crete qine indispca-a0o. 9e
c'a'd no. admit the objsc's.n made aii-d that ~
tins arsir ~ss settled TO the sA,sfscon Fuai
Psshs might count on ns assistance least he
limits OF ias,cs. To this Fuad rashs replied hat no
course rrop'sed vas qnite mpos-ibe. aelthe The
suI..a nos his government would accept such pro-
rns converse, on then turned on .ns rsc,incaon u
ess ser .a rsn.sr ana .e bu's.r.s question Iss
had just eammunscsed {, him, and &, induce his Ma.
Issy 70 arcpt the IDEAS exp sssed bv representing 10
the Snan tat ~as bstsr 10 have for frent neigh
bar than to tr supp other Of the
world and who, white set them selves forta the
upionrors I've turks IN ctiCumo 4nCe>, unty, in
reality 'oti"wed the rocy of tha same negh,or. T-
his al-sfy add a the Russian monarch thar ths neigh
ocs NAV "e day cease TO be aud then fur-
kew w. ud and oppo .ed To her all he has
MS comm .nd
Fuad ra- h,s to Cons antinople, roc ived
from the Russian the Port. the proJect ~
RUSS urk,sh slliance having for bass tho poll,
ana adm tssi'vs independence II the island VI Crete
the neutrality OF tho P.rte In the svsntusty OF any
comp icstious which might arse, and th@ direct sosr
inent " me Ahoee Heoti med questions lurSev
aud Russ:s o no exc asion of al other Powers
% n hnVA tann Folap Al ~ lha
porla
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TO rnE xplroR OF ruK HERALD.

NEW YoRx, October. 1897
rhirty-0vs thousand women and children, Tying from
unhappy Crete and the fsrocity Of the Turks, have
sought as asylsn In Greece. the government and in
habi,anss Of Greece, - well - the Greco American
Kssish asA o'hss foreign committees have rendered
every stance 10 these uaforuna.cs within their
meanA hut The numbss Of thess victims Of the hussu.
anactsm 70 % great that the msanscf these char-
tsbic eommittsss exhausted In Of the approach
ins winter and the terrible dilemma In which these un
fortusatss ere situated the eminent Of Greece has
authorised the undsrngned 70 open monthly suoscrip
In his once ~ Exchange place. and 10 solicit con-
trbutions from the generous American public In shs
nasns oi Christianity and philanthropy.
d. N. BOrAS9I, Consul 0g Greece.
Post ONCE boz 073Ol
The New York herald., 1867-10-07
Died.

CA,L,crra-Tn BROOKLYN, on Sunday. October @ Jcas
GALLAGHER agei "a years native oi county Fermsnagh
town OF Ensiss iiien, ireland
The roisyes and friends of the family respect
yu.
ONO pspers pleass copy.
(Fir otter Dafls See Sish pdyeJ
The New York herald., 1867-10-07
ERE n PORTLAND. ne

PORTLAND. Me-. oct. q, 1851
\ 6rs occurred A. eieven o'clock this morning wnch
destroyed shop Ia tho taca on Fore street. the foot
OF Cros- street, used vinegar factory. very
serious connas eatensd BY the proximity OF
plsDsng mii IN the rear, bui Was prevented BY The
tns ssiasrapuic are alArm.
The New York herald., 1867-10-07

severe Storm Preva,iing-Ssenmcrs Over.
HAvAHA. Oct q, 1867
AMI sti.t continues.
lhe steamer. Virginia and Paris have not arrv cd !:
Do.u are oyerdgo