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TURKEY.
TURKEY AND CRETE.


The concessions prayed for by tie Cretln
delegate assembled Cauca by the Grand v1ier formed
the subject 81 st two councils OF the Turkish
Minister recently and m, Lerani Herald OK Dec Is
We have reason to believe that the OF two out Of
fV has been deCrccd-fhO.e asking for the exemption or
tho island from taxation for 81 years and for The
abolition OF the bdot tax levied from the Christians
" military service. The other four demands have
also fayorably received and will also, In all proba
bity be conceded by tho Government with some slight
notifications This DONE and the administrative and Ju
dcal reforms volunteered by itself carried into
eject nearly Tie Who'll, OF the abuses and herdshiRs com
10 the Sultan which preceded the revolt viii have been
removed and Crete be- Tarcd To- level o. privilege far
aboys that 81 any other province 81 the empire In te
matter az judicial reform alone tho new fchemo OF gov
eminent TO- the ISLAND contains improvements On the
state 81 things even IN ne capital IlS Whio Honlu ne
worth lighting Tor II Resistance 10 constituted authority
iustlnahle under any circumstances whatever For
questions arising between themselves Mussllmans and
Chsrs are 70 have Their own .eparaie tr65nal, tho
Dee mixed courts similarly elected When 70 this are
ADDED exemption from taxation indemnity for losses ss-
tanned during the revolt tho opening Of tho msular
ports resurrection will not after all have proved 40 bad
these important gains viii satisfy Zimbrlkak and hs
Obstinate fellow rebels In the mean time learn that
note OF Tho our Power. A. the latter. In strict dpo-
matte construction. was not note but declaration
u seems mat conYenenty lof the fore' "Fouu' anu
TTssitS rHofAG,ND, IN 1HrEAsr.
Advices from Athens ~ the 18Th state that the Car
has reunited TO the Greek Government 2ooooOf Of the
100000 due on account OF me yeary payment by Greece
% the three Powers part OF the loan Of lssl This gift
10 aid the tretan refugees From ConstantnOpe there
il news 10 the 18th Rccnfor,cmsnts were stu being
sent to Crete The Grand Vnier and IIussein- Pasha
promise the Cretan independent administration IN
der Christian prince chosen by the Sultan Numerous
foreign tFaversing Bulgaria and founding
antlutkish committees. The people observe an ex-
pectant attitude"
We assured by the Prose- that the Russian priests
"have commenced ycIible crusade against the teach
OF French and Turkish ia the Bulgarian schools and
strive all means tn suppress IL. They have succeeded
I'm gaining members Of tle General Council which
ately met at Rutschrk Mthad Pasha. Governor Of tho
district opened the session with very liberal speech
which produced a happy impression on his audience
Aeward he invited the members 10 freely express their
ideas the affairs Of the country. At this moment
the two Councillors, parteans OF Russia. spoke, and
warmly demanded the suppression OF instruction IN
French and Turkl, I'm the schools Their efforts IN
vain, aud the motion categOricay rejected ny the
other members But they ma! be expected 10 ret Urn 90
the charge"
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INcREAsEp AEMY ExrrNpIruRE

INCREASED AEilY EXPENDITURE.
communication from Berlin Informs US
that IN political circles much has been said FOR days
past respecting rmor that the grant Of j 'haer each
3if .9c mead for the Federal army not sufficient
ana iha the oyeTnmeDt would have to AK for an extra
Ordinary credit However the question ~ only one OF
two millions which the administration requires Tor the
troops on account OF the high price OF prOvisions
THIS request will be made 10 the Treasury Of
the Confederation, not to the Prnssion Cham
bers which are no longer competent 10 deal with military
matters II the deficit be met before the end OF the
year an extraordinary vote will be demanded OF the Par
lament OF the North when II assemblies IN March. Beside
the 20o0e1 mentioned or two will be required
for the reconstruction OF the Federal fOtrsses Nothing
be less surprising than the fact that the army budget
!, inadequate to meet extraordinary wants The meeting
81 the Customs Parliament cannot take place before
March inasmuch ~ Of the southern Governments
have as yet ordered tho election OF deputies"
FRENCH PRTss.
The official gazette OF Prussia relative 70 the assertions
" the French Journal the Faoe that five organs OF the
Paris press had received money from Prussia says Tho
Kings Government would not have paid the slightest at
tentOn TO such invention had IL not been made in tho
Legislative body without its fasehOod being at
serted We are officially authorized TO declare that the
affirmation IN question, whether collectively IN refor
each journal incrmnated il completely false and
OF pure invention"
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FRANCE.
TIE ARMY BILL.

In the sitting of the French Corps Legisatif,
on the Goth Of December, NJ Louyets amendment was
brought forward proposes that Tho tine OF service
should be reduced 10 eight years five OF which to be III
the regular service.
The debate was resumed on the 27th NJ Eouher spoke
against the amendment Of NJ. LOuyet which, he said If
adODted would deprive the naval OF 24oOO men
and the army 900 In consequence ~ che clause
permitting the marriage OF men during the L. two rcafs
Of their belonging TO the reserve. III the rc,tt OF
the amendment were adopted the effective slIehgth oi
the army would exceed that of the present moment
namely, $4,000 men, but France wanted 100000 men
The experience Of the Crmean and OF the Italian wars
had sufficiently proved that the present effective
strength OF the army was not sufficient. com,
parisOn said NJ ROuher, OF the respective strength OF
the armies OF Italy OF Austria Of Russia and OF the North
German Confederation with that Of France would demon
stratc the mperous necessity NJ recognizing the mil
Louvets amendment, NJ. Rouher said that one years
service in the would be less oneous 10 the
population than additional contingent OF 10000 men,
which would be the consequence OF tho adoption OF the
amendment NJ ROuher concluded By asking the Cbau-
Der 10 reject the amendment.
On being pat 10 the vote, NJ LOuyets amendment was
rejected 10y III votes against e.
WAR PREPARATIONS.
According the Italia Of Florence the manufacturers
Of arms Bresca which are at present executing orders
for France, already sent in $4,000 Chassep0t mus
kets The work goes on with the greatest activity, ana
some large deliveries viii take place shortly. Ihtee
French officers at BTesca 10 examine ana receive sne
weapons.
TIE NAVAL STRENGTH or TRANCE.
The Journal du Hare afirms that the greatest ACTIVITY
prevails IA the French maritime arseuas There are az
four are arInOr plated fcaes four cOastguard iron
plated vessels an almOred floating battery. ecrcw
wooden frgae, coTyettcs. screw and not plated ana
a screw transport The fleet really ready Tor sea com
thItynine OF construction, the whole viii
amount 20 50l vessels.
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AUSTRIA.
IMPERIAL REsCRuT5.


The Wiener Zeitun0 of the eth of December
publishes two Imperial rescrpts addressed TO Baron
Won Beust the other TO Count Andrassy The Emperor
in Ms letter to Baron Beust relieves him from further
duties President Of the Council OF Ministers for the
countries represented in the Rcichsr9th.
The Emperor adds that he completely shares the satis
faction with which Baron Won Beust may regard the
period during which b. selfsacrcing activity he has
succeeded i'm achieving the settlement OF task, the d
cutes which the Emperor is able fully 10 appreciate
His Majesty IN recognizing tho successful endeaNOrs OF
Baron Beust welcomes what has been enected WIN
great satisfaction and directs him 10 take the requisite
preliminary steps for the establishment OF the Ministries
OF Foreign Affairs. OF War and OF Finance ior tho wholo
Empire In accordance with the constitution AT the same
time the Imperial rescTpt appoints Baron Becke as
Minister of Finance, and orders Baron Won Beust ana
Field Baron Won john 10 continue 10
discharge a. Ministers for the whole Empire, the duties
OF those Offices they have hitherto ilied. ,.- a.
Tho Imperial rescript 10 Count ALdraSsy acqnants l
with the aforementioned arrangements and declares 10
him that Inc has earned the thanks Of the Emperor for his
successful cooperation bringing about The compromise
between Hungary and Austria. ana Tor the powerful sup
mort which he has contributed toward te acme eeLb Vl
"A difficult aud IN pOrtant task
HE CONSTITUTION
The Vienna Ga.eNe publishes the five fundamental and
organic laws by which the Constitution OF tho Empire is
regulated on the new basis The first OF them contains
the changes In the representation the second establishes
the general rights of citizens the third specifies the com
position Of the High Court Of the Empire summoned 20
decide IN a 81 disputed competence the fourth reg
uates the exercise OF the judicial power and lastly the
NTH defines that OF political and executive authority.
The Ga-cie ~ the ZANE time publishes the law on tho
mode treating affairs common To al The countries OF
the Austrian monarchy.
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IlLELl

BUsHOn Thur,isy 9th inst Port Chester wm L. Bash in
The relatives respectfully ued % attend The fanera
ocs n Trains leave be New Haven DEPOT Twenty seventies
and Fourhavs at ls earrings vii IN attendance At the
DOwSISG-Sud.ay "Wednesday evening, Jan. g. MsEsar A.
rslfso Bigsr Dosnins IN her Sob year
o r.es chrrch At ives, FARMS Monday morning
RAGLR-oH wsias.i,y Leila Mary daughter Of Commodore
The Of The family invited 10 attend the
s' s,,V. ~ ~ a. nj eieL m 1bs ,sns5. Iii
be aksn to Newark, n J., tor nsennsut
EwISGon wsne.t.y Jan GsoTss w Esi9s eyed % y.,',
he funeral sunday jan II u O'Clock noI tie Ssanonst
KsAPP-on wednesday jan g. at Carmel n T. CAhase Knapp
Fo as s. aa '' JAM ' s attend N' ''''' 'D'''
LEgOu Thursday morning jan. John H. Lee ssq sw
H fad invited to attend b, funeral s' Dr. Hot
O'clock. noon without further Invitation
EOYEson Thursday. Jan g. 1893 this city Colonel George f.
HIS funeral Sc, ices viii take place MONDAY Jan 3 O'Clock
At h late rraS.Ss s % a si Ia ' HIS remains vi"
PITMAS-suidsay Thursday jan 9, cOdea ss Of William F.
from Of her brother Albert Van wnAe Ne le1 West
on hSs ,D - a H. i, Newark Walter
Rutherford, in she ssh year Of bis age ~, -, ,,, ..,
notice TGay Church Newark MONDAY jan H. at O'Clock
R6BB-saii.a oaisy morning jan Elizabeth Church vile Of
FsS Of he my are invite. to attend the funeral
deaee No a Wess Tssatht, on Sunday afternoon " Is O'clock
T6NYgLE-On Thursday Jan at Msuehle j. Mrs Cess Ton
nse es the late John ronus6 and daughter Of The late Larsa
SALES n the 3SIh Of her
The friends OF the family Invited 10 attend her innee
an gaturlay Jan ocloeh RON 81 Joephs ChuGcs
Hudson Ct N j. when Requiem, Of Mass Will be said.
Paris tFraneel papers please copy. = - 49, o..
TAlLOR-A BIS residence Ne ij5 Net IHenIthEdsti on in
jan 10 Joseph H. Taylor. ..I
Notice Of fuReril hereafter. -
wYCK0FFon Friday TO- Mrs Ella wyetoh vtos Of the
late Henri wyekod IN the Soth year Of Ter age.
The relative. friends Of the family invited 10 attend f snsTa
on Tnesla IL from Der late residence in sevbutgh Carriages
an ATTN on arrival OF o'clock tEaia from kewiok
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AGRICULTURE
TIE AMERICAN DAInYmES's ASSOCIATION

TIE AMERICAN DAIRYMEN's ASSOCIATION
UTICA, n. Y, Jan. 10.-The American Dairy
mems Association which began It's sessions in this city
last wednesday morning. adjourned last Thursday after
noon The following officers chosen for tho ensu-
ing year: President, Hon Horat0 Seymour; VicePres
denis Messrs Alvord Of Onsndaga; Williams OF Ken.
tuoky; Lewis OF Oneida Elmer OF Allegheny Dubois OF
Massachusetts; Walker of Oswego; King OF Illinois, How
OF Ohio; Wisconsin, and Harrington, VI Ontario, O. w.
secretary and Treasurer O. II. Weeks OF Verona, NJ u
THE INDIANA STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 10.-The State Hor-
tcutra Society adjourned yesterday after three days
and profitable session The display OF fruits
was the the Society has ever had The exhbtors
were ali practical fruit growers Lectures on fruits and KIN
bred topics were delivered by prominent gentlemen from
abroad There was long discussion on inseots inurlng
frut and roos and the best methods OF protection aganst
them II feared that the new scourge OF the root cro
known az the teny spesrman, Will reach Indiana mex
year IL Is approaching from the West at tho rate OF
about 70 miles year II ia said to DO more destructive
TO tho potato crop than all other causes combined anu 10
way OF stopplng ito progress has yet been discovered
bs Stair HoaT3 Of Agriculture also In session, ana
determined 10 hold the next state Fair In this oty Desn
nnx on the .s day Of september iss. With N increased
LAT OF premiums.
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE FENIANS.
nun 10 TIE TI-IHrkI.


,,.u.saio TryEoRArH TO THE Tribune . uL.... o,.a
IoxroN. Jan. 1O.-DIessrs. Burke Casey oha"' anu
n,ajlanv the Fenians who had the preliminary oA-
ominaGon at Bow4t. yesterday were last night nigh
ta.viiy Guarded and taken By special train to war
wick Jail -. oo-,o 30 4,o
DUnLry. Jan. 1O.-Faots which have come 10 i i,
49, 81 +lo authorities here lead to the belief
.bt the leader Of the rising at Taaght last Spring
was not killed as was reported. man named Len en-
K a rrominent Fenian, was arrested here to-day
az. t.,rre Of high treason and it Is confidently
.sss,.o5 that he Is the person who organized and
I;ree,sJ the instruction on that occasion. lis eA-
'',;oaton will soon take place, when the evidence III
So no.,ssslon of the Government will be brought to
Light.
Jr PieQott the editor Of Tie Dublin hishmon. has
lean examined and is held for trial for publishing
esrtain alleged lbels in his own paper. and writing
.,dtious articles which appeared in The IrsA amer
scdB.
HILPAsr. JAN 1O.-The clerks in the Office OF the
Magnetic Telegraph Company in this city have been
arrested and thrown into Jail, the charge OF be-
longing ~ the Fenan organization
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SPAIN
orrSING or TnE coRTEs.

The Cortes were opened 10y tho Queen on the
2Tth az December.
In the speech from the throne Her Majesty said that
the Spanish Government had offered 10 France both
moral and material cooperation IN n should be
cessary 10 defend the lawful rights of the Pope The
Government had received invitation 90 take part IN
the European Conference 10 be held for the purpose OF
guaranteeing the Papal Temporal Power IN firm and
legal manner and without doubt spain would accept the
proposition OF France The financial question had been
arranged.
II was said that Count San LUIS would DO elected Pres
dent OF the Chamber OF Deputies.
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ARMY GAZETTE.

Dre, NsorGsa J. jan. the Third Military District
s8r Lent o5a I00t Cs7alry AL sKsAag oHiers Will
h..b detailed Protsrr nut revoked
Ay Tactic ..e h4ls state nO-ci by oaer. from HeSdquar
Azrclit.rai COLLEGE. JA1~f.trrs.
Sunderland 2Nh Regiment The folio wing officers
b-snlr of Major Gen
usier. su hon0ay Is Meade and all be pbcred aud
Ipeced accordingly Breyet Brig
I-t Col r. hss been Gen X g. Lieut.. Col l.
detailed Professor ~ Military A. Assist Ait General; Breret
Tactics University ldeut-CoL Campbell D. Emory
Wisconsin. lCspia.n 5th infirry. Aidde-Canp;
compliance with tie War De isuol George Meade Captain
piru,ns general ORDERS Msor Dis. laisriy, A1i-Csmp
Gea. Meade Assumed command 81
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THE VEST INDIES
CUBA.

CNDAs
ARRIVAL or TIE ENGLISH LEGATION FROM
MEXICO.
HAVANA, June 1O.-The British war steamer
ason arrived to-day from Vera Cruz which port she
left on tho t inst She has board the members OF the
British Legation 20 Mexico They left the capital with
all the archives Of the Legation under escort which
was furnished by the Mexican Government and reach
ING Vera Cruz safety Immediately embarked ON tho
Jason which had been waiting for them Tho Jason viii
proceed to New-YOrk With her passengers.
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spo 'r.U n. TGssSaPa' Jas5AEY lO-sA d.
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
NOMINATIONS by THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0-The President to-day
semi 70 the Senate tho following nominations:
Joseph sa.tl, Collector Of CASTOR, At Wisessse msiae
Kinseo Collector o. internal keena iOT tle Ffst Dis
.rct Of Illinois
Assistant Treasurer al Boston IL Place o. l. r.
Chandler whose Ia Vii EXP The 1871 iust
geo g. Geteie Assistant Assessor o. Internal Revenue Third ns
tn oMaae; William Post Assessor OF internal Revenue fEeiA
District % Pernyivas william brion Assessor Internal Revenue
Dsirct u htsDqs John 81 kfyHo Assessor lnIeras
Reysnus Txsnty.f5Brth District n Nsu-iork
a. Rose Receiver 81 Public Moneys a. SscAmento hls ti
ID A. r.a~.a- usaa a II N..ara
Charles Meade hs Ste n Land Ohce at tallahassee
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RUSSIA.
PRINCE COrTSCHAKOTF.

According TO 81. Petersburg letter IN the
Are,ir Natiae Prince Gort-chakoh really offered his
resignation time ago. In consequence " society OBJ
jectlng his protected marriage with divorced LADY
hut he withdrew IL because the Gar made the Grand
Dukes visit the LADY which equivalent 20 order
10 society accept her The letter adds that Gen lna
te would not have Acceptable 70 the higher cases
n Russia ~ mister ~ Foreign Affairs, owing 10 the rude
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ITALY
TIE BUDGET.

FLoGEScE, Jan. 1O.-The budget, which will be
laid by She Ministry before the Italian Parliament
calls for the adoption Of the following measures to
meet the liabilities and expenditures of the Govern
nent for the ensuing year. First-Ihe imposition OF
fresh taxes sufficient produce the sum of l9OOOOOO
Irein addition to the present revenue. Second-Ihe
authorization of a now loan of 10000 900 lire.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, Jan 1O-The steamship City Of
Antwerp Capt. Mirehouse of the Inman line, which
left Newly Or the 18th of December arrived here
this noon on the way TO Liverpool.
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rms when he makes his outlay Tor full comnAn
- Con- II NOT car, see that ho-ought TO- lnnft ~ n

~ | T. "
shtA ma hs,,co s;Tr-.-h ---iF --f-Is - "
OF lanL lord and tenant alike such ~ ncsrboro61 20
Town Va all such cases neither landlord non tenant
should Ia power 90 del with the iarl INT only tire
two togcf or 9hi- would bring thcin 10 some far
uft!orsfeuIn 81 for IlrrgucC bLUl.re icase. we're
required. N d4ed rent would represent agricultural
value only au1 other arrangements 70 Tie d-Iihr-
ton Of tho snrpr.s value, which should belong the
two in certain lrou Ttl0nS would be necessary
as the land rs,nc ia - wanted for ANY other purpose.
But it may be said aglir theIe Is something more than
wicGs great IDoiifcl and social influence bJ tho power
which ITO holds oil driving De diskes ont OF the neigh
h0lhood in which they were corn. i only answer
that these powers are mschie aus 20 the country ana
TIE he ceases have them the better IL IL pre-
cisey through the unchecked exercise OF such powers
that the Irish land question has become 80 tangled
good landlord will always have power eiOugh without
that Of eviction for political purposes. IL hay be SAID
further that having regard 10 the present state OF Ire
land tenant-rght may probably be abolished yet IN favor
OF the landlord without compensation To which can
only answer II tenant right he what Mr. Trench and the
other experts n such abolition would be IN my
judgment robbery Of the weak by the strong u could
only take place under the shadow Of army and police,
and il the resistance 10 the legal recognition O tenant
right springs from this hope the sooner II IS eXhgusAed
the better
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NAVY GILLETTE.

r,si Surgeon Ioserh ssoive1 lie officers
ptrer placed waiting orders II
States steamer Soto the following surgeons:
place ~ Passed Surgeon James Green Prcstc1 A. A.
81 d. slo las lesche Henderson sri VIZ Grer
stYesse afi placed on wait brs ard Thomas H. Turner Re,
ing orders Acting Kl,.gls W A. lcorter.
Thomas Tucker have Psvmase IT, Douglas las been
ho11rsby discharged detached from the United States
Msde, Board which SlVannih AMI ordered
Ia bsra ~ session Phitde phia' seti.e
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81 4HHIED.

DAvIs-SCU APPE-At the r.sieucs rrs
badger Thursday. Ikec T. Dave to LO, dag.hser
Charles ". Schater.
Kings N Y, pApers please copy
FI.lts-vTETSA WEDNESDAY. IS 1887 b. the
N 81 Ferris Miss MARY T. VETS daughter
oi III. n. A. Nes. formerly OF hea n ora.
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iEasS ts SRee'SG e. the e ss.s as pss

have trss,enIea "a, the payments a Moss xety Wa, al
PROVIDED VIZ Tue Necessary funds All a. 80 I3,,.
layed on the 25th by notification Inserted -. 80
Nd1cu, announcing that tho coupons Of the ita.- -
81 January IL.
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REsAKEF.N0rnng-tIr WnfT f'tlI ir.'0 I0IlfI
windy Eyeuiag-Ceas Gold Sna '. aOiesoFtf tler
on account " high wind which panied H. especially rs a.
morning heb the teuoster stood IL above zero nsa oI
tn range The wind commenced to hos at sun
s on lie h al CONTINUED Of the lob
IN sone por city influence Of budBg depth
a. lor aad = above zero VAS doubte,sy reached