New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16

rapidly training army Of skilled wOrkmen for them
selves can say from my own knowledge as practi-
cal man. and from the statements Of friends upon whom
can rely that IN the departments of iron, wool cotton
m auety is mil, CuaI 20 or ov 1,,t ~ ,r ,r.sent
commercial chaos order win surely come, and fear in
form for which we are guile unprepared"
Here are the comments of The Pal Mai
Gazette the final heat of the international Fouroared
at Philadelphia: When the full story DO
told have little doubt that it win prove that the
Watkins crew ran into London while Beaverwyok were
well behind and that the latter improved the occasion to
60 in and win By rules of bOatraoing London should
at least have been allowed TO Beayerwyek again.
II PLAN from this last dispatch that London have
strong reasons for believing that there coluson be
tween the two RewYoTk the one to foul London
%a,e the Other Went on shead; also H tney nave
ing the umpire 10 be either incompetent or TO be in COLI
with the that fOued them, they have TO
the conclusion that they cannot obtain ordinary fair
play they had better not risk their reputation by rowing
under an executive wion, not knavish must DO fool
lsh This badly for the hopes of the professional
Engshmen when their turn comes, for II American
amateurs can thus jockey rival unmoested what may
noe be expected of American professionals g. The En-
gsh press might as well have waited for the mails and
not have based editorials on cable dispatches that were
not only meager but also OF color.
A correspondent of The London Telegraph
gives an interesting account Of Waterloo heroine who
recently died. Mrs. Wilhelmina Giles was native of
Dautzc and in her 18th year when the city be-
sieged by the French. The assaiants smashed every
thing IN her fathers house. and even dragged a
too good for "pig Of Prussan" Her parents died
after the SIEGE aud the girl went 10 live with her
aunt Private Giles of Col Macdonad's Rocket Troop
was billeted thom and fell in love with her. Che ao-
companied her husband to England ami when the war
posted with the baggage at the rear Of the army:
Toward the close of the day she went forward mounted
donkey, to how her Giles" getting on. A
lumber gunner, seeing her, advised her to attach the
This she did; but little while after suddenly discovered
that the donkey had disappeared aud with IL all her
baggage She never saw aSaiG and ato IA the even
ing found herself alone on The eld OF Waterloo Without
food, and separated from her husband who had been
sent TO Brussels with dispatches soldier gave hGr
1t her head, and tied Il around her like cloak
TINS Tss S e PGSF ns aS ae S &c e
of the wounded kept the iorlon Prnfsan GIL awake
ill morning, when her husband returned from Brussels
aud found her. Mr. Giles AIMED IN the army un,i ms
time up, and then with the SAYINGS he bad anassed
While In the service, Inc built little cottage AZ East
Wlckham He died about 10 years ago. but his wife
spared to the wrongs OF her native town avenged ON
che French in 1870.
The new Sultan of Turkey is very ignorant.
He and his brother had professors but moth
ing could overcome their idlepess. All their learning
when they reached the age of 20 confined to de-
cpaering the characters OF the Arabian and Turkish
languages. Abdul Azlz made his nephews accompany
him to the Paris Exhibition Of 1867 At that period the
Sultan was, regards appearance strongyOuilt
young man. with pale complexion, and bright, piercing
black eyes, looking right and let with the rapidy OF
lightning His mustache fine and delicate, sprang up
every time he spoke with animation as u moved oy
electricity He has a taste for European man
neYs. He is mach attached 10 gylunastc exer-
cises and does the trapeze just az wei as his living
depended on t. To lit weights play sngle-sck fence
in short verytbng relating to bodily eXertiOn-const-
o his fayorte relaxation. He il not as has been said,
either drunk I'd spendthrif indeed, he Is some
what parsimOniOus. Uanid inherited from his father
small palace ut Riahat-Hane which is also situated on
the Sweet Waters and he lives there unpi etendingly
with wife and two children boy OF and daughter
Of at least such the case down to Apii last AT
that period he moved into large country house. belong
log 10 himself aud where he received the political con-
sDrators who overthrow MahmOud, the Grtnd-Nlzer;
Hassan the Grand heik and finally, Abdul AzZ.
Hamid is perfectly orthodox ana the sworn adversary
of the Young Turk paTty ia fact lac practices hs &C.
giou in all its TgOr He moi kno to entertain tue
slRbtost hatred against the GaOITs on the contrary,
he Is weil-dspOsed toward i1em and has the highest
opinion OF their moral and intellectual qual tiles but ne
efeats the Greeks aud IL lately nred that not
a single honest man Of that race ~ 70 DC iound IN Az
COustantnOpe.