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stock is light and demand limited. hen
lucky combihg woods are begin ming 70
arrive, and are held by some parties at
42c for choice lots. -
An auction sale Of $50 bales damaged
Australian combing wools occurred
Tuesday; part Of the cargo OF the Br.
bark "Skerryvore." The prices varied
from IL! to 39lc, according 10 damage,
but the bulk sold at prices ranging from
SOC to S7lc.
The Northern New England farmers
seem disposed W meet the situation Of
low prices and sell their stock at mar.
ket rates. Advices from the West are
not sufficient 10 fully indicate the pre-
vsiling feeling.
We quote: Picklock and Xxx Penn
sylvanis and Ohio, 4sc; Y SS(940c, and
Xxx and above 42c; No. I, SOC; Michi-
gan y and above S4(G35c; Wisconsin
y and above, 3i(13ic; New York State,
Vermont and New Hampshire do. 34S
S5c. Tub washed medium, 4NGi2c;
California spring, free OF burr, good con-
dition, 20(G25c; slightly bury, l6(dl2Oc.
bury, l3al7c. Fall, tree, l5(GlSc.
bury, l2@l5c. Oregon, 26@SOc for
valley; 22@25c FOR Eastern. Nevada,
2O(dl22bc. In Texas beet fall medium is
quoted IA lS(920c; fine do. 2O(as12c;
spring Texas 2S6y25c.
Combing fleece washed, 46(d5Oc; me-
d um delaiDes. 4S945c; fine delaines.
409i2c. Combine pulled. medium 20
coarse. 42d47c. Unwsshcd fleece comb
ing sells AT S2@S7sc for Western, and
S7@42c for Kentucky good TO choice.
Kentucky clothing. unwAshed, 27d SOc;
Western unsasbcd fine, 22(925c; mo-
dunn, 25CG27c California pulled woods,
supers and extras, 26G35c. City pulled.
domestic skins, $50, ,4oc per ID for extras,
according TO length; superS S7@ i2c.
Western supers and extras are held nj
32(931c per ID; Eastern supcrs, 42(d SIC;
New York supers, 3jG,1Oc
We report sales OF 10000 lbs domss-
tic, 502, 400 lbs of California. ll3,7oo lbs
pulled, and 81 GOO lbs ioreign-mskIrg
total OF s27, 800 lbs.
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, June 2.
SENATE.

A bill TO close the channel Of the Ohio
river on the south side of Neville Island.
by the construction Of an .embankment,
or course way, from the head of the
island to the southern shore of the river,
wss passed.
A bill TO. the relief of F. nj. Blount,
of Chicago, and bill to exempt all ves-
sells eI gagged in navigation of the Mis-
sissippi river and its tributaries above
New Orleans, from entries and clear
ances, were passed.
The morning hour having expired,
the chair laid before the Senate as uniln-
ished business, the bill making appropri-
ations for legislative. executive and ju-
dical expenses of the government Tor
the year ending June lS, 1871, and for
other purposes.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine, chairman of the
Appropriation Committee, spoke at length
against the reductions in ths bill made
by the House,
The question being on the first amend
ment reported by the Committee on Ap-
preparations, to restore the salary Of Sen
ators, Representatives and Delegates in
Congress TO So 600 per annum, instead of
$500, as proposed in'the House bill, Mr..
Sherman said the House OF Representa-
tives had made important changes IN the
legislative bill, and upon this first amend
ment OF the Senate committee depended
the late OF the whole bill. 1t was per-
fectly manifest that this bill was to be- the
subject OF CONTROVERSY between the two
houses, and at the outset the Senate
should be sure of being right,
and take its stand ard adhere to it
He did not see how any Senator could
vote to reduce tie salaries OF clerks from
10 to 70 per cent. He could not vote for
such proposition, and would not do 1t
Ii the House was willing to apply the
reduction 10 those salaries increased since
The the war and to members of Con-
gress to even lower figure than that
named in the House bill, be would vote
with them to do So.
The amendment as proposed BY the
committee restoring the salary TO 5,OOOO
per annum, WAS then agreed TO without
division.
The other amendments proposed by
the Committee on Appropriations restor-
ing the salaries OF the officers aud clerks
Of the Senate and House Of Representa-
tlves, Capitol police and employees in
the library TO the amount re-
ceved by them under the eX-
isling law. wer a. eed t". as va
also the ame d n'n sprroIri
81 $50 f.r the salsl , u. he C"ngrss>.ori-
a. printer and employees of his office and
300 for the contingent expenses OF
that office, when au amendment to strike
out the clause reducing the salary of the
President TO S25, 900 per annum from and
after March 4th, 1877 was reached.
NJ McCreery moved to non-concur
in that amendment. A debate ensued.
Pending discussion the Senate went
into executive session and soon after sd-
journed.
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Our Reef Cattle.

The large number of csttle that con-
,ipue TO arrive here, from Chicago and
s.. Louis, without rest, feed or water in
trarsit. and the dead and injured that
are sold in this market have claimed the
attention OF our Humane Society, and
,hey are now waiting to know the result
Of two suits pending IN court against the
agents stationed here by The shippers, for
thus violating the law, before prosecut'
Ing further the agents and the men that
III in reloading them in cars soon after
b .ir arrival here, without giving them
time for rect, feed or water. This Is an
important subject, not only in humane
but in u sanltsry point of view.-Pitts'
5urgh COn,msTciGt.
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Richmond Tobacco Markes.
RICHMOND. May 20. 1876

There hrs been no material change IN
this market since our last weekly review.
Prices continue very firm. The offerings
are large and are taken freely BY the
trade at remuncra,ive prices 10 the
farmer. The views Of sellers ard buyers
seem to be very much in accord, and
prices are apparently settled for the
present The future Of th. market de-
pends upon the seasons Tor the next thirty
TO forty days. With very propitious sea.
sons for the next thirty To forty days Il Is
expected that nearly IN average crop ~ill
be set, and # 50, prices will not vary much
from those now prevailing, but should the
seston prove unpropitious, n slight nd.
vance in leaf Is anticipated. All who In
tend 10 purchase supplies in this market
have been advised 10 send forward tbeir
orders, Us receipts are now very full and
comprise the best tobsccos, and because
the majority Of the best crops will be-
marketed in the next sixty days. This
advice is based upon the logic that there
II no prospect for any decline, whiis un.
der certain contib gsncics there will LES .
rise.
The breaks this week comprise l.Gtl
hhds, 30l tierces ard l0s boxes.
Our revised quotations are:
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The Winslow Case.

LONDON, June 2.-In the official re-
port OF the Winslow remand, the words
used are: Finally remanded until June
18th The word f"aLty seems TO indicate
that Wiaslow viii be released AT the end
of that time, unless the difficulty is set.
tied, Secretary FIsh's answer to the last
note has not ct leached London.
Sir Wm. Vernon Harcourt Was asked
why be did not bring on his motion in
the House of Commons Tuesday night OF
which Ne had gwen not c" He was un-
dersto i ,u say ;lat the government did
not have the papers Ie-dyi and in reply
to further inquiries, said he thought the
matter would be pstched up and the
United States get at W'"slow.
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HOUSE.

After reading the journal the House
went into committee of the whole, M.
Spring IN the cnsi-, on the Indian ap-
preparation bill, aHd was addressed by
Mr. Mills in rd to Fort Sill reserve
On. and BY NJ. Thr cImorton on the
SAM subject. I ne clerk proceeding 10
read the bill by sections, Mr.. Mills ot-
scr,d an am-udment providing for the
removal OF Apache Indians from Fort
S n reservation 20 Baxter Springs reser.
vatiUn.
Mr. Bland raised point of order
The amendment proposed 10 change the
.i,iing Jaw and did not r-trench the eI-
pend!.ures, and were therefore not in
order.
The Chair ruled that the point was
well taken aad the amendment was not
before the House.
There Was consider be progress made
in the bill. with the usual discussion
about Indian outrsges but section for
the transfer Of the Indian Bureau 10 the
War Department was not reached when
the committee rose.
The consideration OF the bill for the
distribution Of the Genevs award fund
vss fixed tor Monday ns1t.
The House tLsn took recess, the even
iny session to be for general debate on
the tariff.
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Turkish Affairs.

CoYsTANTINoPLE, June 2-The cere
mony of girding the new Sultan With
the SWORD OF Osmon Is postponed until
next week.
BERLIN, June at is stated here
that Seryia refuses TO recognize The new
sultan on grounds o. his irregular ac-
cession 10 the throne and declines 70 pay
tribute, two instal.men's Of which are IN
arrears. Bismarck wiz accompany tho
Emperor 10 Ems where the first confer
ence will be held by representatives o!
Germany instead OF Russia.
LosDOS, June 2.-The Post says il
learns that Abdul Aziz the late Sultan,
is confined in splendid palace called
"fhe Cage" The Post also ys it has
reason to believe that his life Is perfectly
safe, and understands that Her Majesty
immediately on learning o! MS deposition,
took steps to obtain satisfactory assur-
ances OF the personal safety OF her former
guest
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THE fsst train which LETT New York
Thursday morning st o'clock to mske
the trip TO San Francisco, distance of
3&l1 miles, in 81 hours, has gone on its
course toward the setting sun quite sue
successfully. Il reached Pittsburgh from
New York, distance of i44 miles, in a
little less than ten hours; and Chicago, slS
miles, in little isgSthsn 20 hours
The average speed va, something
over 45 miles an hour, and the highest
rate Of speed about 6s miles. The
4 ught slmost makes ones head dizzy.
/, j. powerful hurricane OF wind that
travels Is miles an hour, no bird can &C
complish the feat; nothing bot sound
aud lightning can beat it. To sur fore
fathers of century ago, the idea wss
irconprehenslble, If even suggested.
Whst will another century bring forth
in this direction is something not worth
while trying to imagine.
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Q. p. BRO" N
Boat Club Picnic.
PRfsyRaMNE.

Ist Event-v.locip.I- va YSot kArs.
Distance oge-haIf mite.
N Yyent-vsIo~ipsds Va. Vslo~ipsd..
Distance one hall mIIe.
kFgAJTA--euii skin HAee. Distance
abost ~. IN iI.-, poor entTts-. y. ~. ttty-
simmDns. from Hsgner Boat Gub. 10
sspb Hes, from Roll Bost Club: Tbomss
asisn, IRON q. q. BfoSn Eo.t Clut, -.
Svinssr. from G. r. BfDSn Boat club. If
pine, pair spoon Oars; I'd prize. 80 in
cash
SINGLE sCULL kAcE--Dis,ane~s sboni
~ miles; three eDt, les. VIM. hsAis,
from Hsgnsr Boat CluD; JOba Barrstt,
from saiI city bat Club; .ss.. st-rl.
ens, from &. p. brown BDst Cinb. Ia
priEs, Gold Medal: Sd Driks. $40 In easi,.
rAek Rscss, FOJt kaess. Dancing aud
other am uA~msnL ON the ground. Hs.
Mayer COtIllIon Band viii BE- oB bsDJ.
Boat bouss viii bs taken on back uvsr
TOT the AocommndaiiDn of the fowsIs.
Candidates fot once afe respectfully ~
viLd. Refreshments cf al kinds on Tie
ground. IL the weather IL uBf<yorsbls,
the pc ole Vii be postponed, and aus De
tice Will o. given Wien 10 vIli take DiAr".
Henry sereTiDz wAS Ell an ks-ser.e in the
Regatta Jus
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Onto Tobacco ta Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June !, 1876
Editors OF The Register:

Editors Of he Register:
During the past month our market for
Ohio Tobacco has shown more activity,
and tie total sales embrace about 1000
hhds Exrly in the month Messrs, A.
Schumacher Il Co. entered our market
ard bought about 1000 hhds. on the
French Contract, thereby giving some
relief 70 our market, a. this Tobacco con-
sisted principally Of old stock carried
fiom l,st yea, and Of early Inspections.
many OF which were in very doubtful
condition. Buyer. for Duisburg. Bre
men, and other market have also pur
ch1sed freely, and would have bought
stin more II the Tobacco received bad
been Of more desirable quality and In
better condition.
Our buyers complain about the mixed
packing OF tie Tobacco, snd Ne would
call the sttsntion u our friends 20 the
fact thst the Inspection lsSs DOW are
very strict, and ttEi the inspectors are
compelled ~ represent ali the bad To
bscro fousd in the hogsbead In tbs saiD-
pie All the lining sni mixing oi good
agd tad Tobscco 10 the bogsbead should
te ab-rdoned si once, 0therSise the re-.
,glt will be disastrous 20 owner. Jhs
uniform and we'll sssorted Tobacco viii
%; onlg fad ready sale ~ better pric-s,
bot by The loose system Of packing tue
repu,stion Of Ohio Tobsoco abroad viii
Be seriously injured.
Taere u . good demand for light red
Aud especially also for sne fpsngied To.
b.cco, ibe receipts Of which have been
rather scArce. and ve SoaId sdyise The
forwarding Of these grades for which se
ean obtain fair pr'ees-
TIE priee for KentueEy and VIZ
sinia T0haoeo shO~ eobsiderable E6-
vance on rat. ob.xined early ibs spring
and AsrIlAnd Tobacco coniinues % be
10 active cerrsnd
We cote krm feeling for Osio To
baeeo. SD bope 70 te able soon 10 re-
mort an advance. The insDoctiOas Of
Otto Tobacco Up 10 date are 4 65z bids.
szsinst 2s25 hbd,. sane time iss, year
WILEEss IL BEALL
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Eo.,ou J0urs a. OF Cosnmsres, Nxy nth.
With TIE eIcspisoa Of California there
tn beea . continued cec1ins Ia prices.
a ozr qeo.sii0ss viii shOs.
The probabiiiIiez are there hare besn
sb.oa. t.o millions OF possds % nes
C.lifornla clip sold in thiB market, and
tbe impression suoeg some Of
the largest manufacturers sssHs
% be ih., the prices; ios best Qualities
Of Calif0rnis are n os Dear bottom; q:
sny rats, large saxntzties are arriving. snf
rasaufse.arsrs ara making tree sssecsions
from the bsss grades
GA 1rscss q tne vooh are scarce; ID
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Alliance Against Turkey.

PAgrs, June 2.-An official dispatch
from Buchart denic, hat an offensive ana
defensive alliance ha- been concluded be-
tween Roumanis and Scrvh agaInsI
Turkey.
The American residents in Paris have
started subscription TO realize funds for
the celebration Of the centennial 4th o
July. and for placing marble slab with
a commemorative inscription on the tomb
Of Lafayette.
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Z. g. CRACRAFT.

This gentleman, who is we'll kno xn to
be aspiring for q nomination on the
Democratic ticket for Attorney General
has seen proper TO publish card in the
evening paper, rejecting upon the course
of the REGISTER toward him. The gen.
tlcman in question will find, upon exami-
nation Of our file there has been no srti
Gle in the editorial columns directed at
Mr.. CRAcRAFr or any other candidate.
Our columns for correspondence have
been open to all Democrats who were
disposed to discuss the availability
of candidates, not even except
ing Mr.. CRACRAFr himself who
has, within short time published card
in this paper viRdicating himself, from
the charges made by Cincinnati newspa
per reporter. Some of our correspond
ents have propounded very pertinent ques-
tlons, which he has signally failed to re.
py II. and because that he cannot sue
c-s> u'iy deny the charges thus made, Is
perhaps the reason for his complaint Of
the REGISTER for publishing interroga-
tories to which he cannot give negative
answer.
In the second place it is absurd to
think, that it would affect the course of
this paper because the inter
ests of a few of the
have been injured by suit
in which Mr.. CRAcRAFT was the oppos-
ing counsel, especially as the editor had
no interest, direct or indirect, in the re-
suit of that litigation. Mr.. CRAcRAFTs
fidelity to his client. in however question:
able alight it may have been presented to
the other side, is not subject for public
criticism, and the proprietors and editors
ofthe REGISTER are the last persons in
the world to bring his profession
al acts into public review. But
there is standpoint from which
we can conscientiously discuss
the record Of Mr.. CRACRAFT or any
other candidate who seeks office at the
hands of the Democratic party. We
have received the contumely and abuse
Of what is popularity known as the "Court
House clique" because we had the manli-
ness to expose and denounce its unmiti-
gated frauds. In doing so, however, we
carefully avoided the use of personalities,
bringing no particular one within the
Isnge of our shot. We would not devi-
ate from that established rule at this
time if it were not for the
uncallrd for and unjustlfiable attack
made upon us by Mr.. CRACRAFT in his
card Of yesterday. As Democratic
journal we have no hesitation in saying
nat the Democratic party cannot afford
to nominate candidate with Mr.. CRA-
CRAFTS record without bringing upon it
everlasting disgrace and deserved defeat
AT this time we deem it unnecessary t.
90 into details, for the character of the
gentleman is sufficiently well known to
the people of Ohio county to omit them
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to MS business obligingly. Harney
was Republican with Democratic
proclivities, and as President johnson
was little shakey Hsrney told him 1t
was necessary that Green should have
some Democratic influence.
On cross examination Strauss said
Harvey told HIM his position did not pay
well and that his expenses we're heavy.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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The Columbus Dispatch understands
,Aa, there is n movement on foot 10 bring
ou, Tow SCorr a. the Democratic candi-
date for President. Col. w. l. OBRIES,
Of the Panhandle railroad, is one Of the
delegates at large to St. LOUIS from Ohio
he j. shrewd and energetic political
manager. and although nominally for
Governor ALIEN, be heads the SCOTT
movement
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Answer, 20 oCovv~.rosdswss.

In answer % "AIphabe,icsI,' IN var
At lcuc, for n remedy Tor consumption
N IL. first stage, can recommcud Dr.
Piercr'. "Goldsn Medical Diseoyery, u
taken scrording ~ dirsctiou', Tor u hs.
been thoroughly tried in my family, sud
The result- we're glorious. 'Alpbabiu.
cal must tot eEp"c; one b1ttlr " do tbs
work. NJ wif took three bpttis. b.-
lore she eould discover any cbsags Int
after the tnird bpttIe every do.s .".m.d
TO strengthen the Iung', ssd now she J,
well ard hearty. II Alphabetical ill
write 70 me ] will g-, witR@ses IN the
above. HESRr u. n. PArTos.
Lawrence, Marion Co. Ind.
-Gne1aHah TBn<s, feb 4, lo72.
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RI,iue Investigation.

WAsuINGl n, June 2.-The sub-Jud,
cisry Comm: zee met again this mori:
ing.
Mr.. T.. Chandler. in behslf of NJ.
Blaine, stated that one ofthe counsel, be-
tore whom Blaine wished 10 lay the letters
for examination, was not accessible lat
night, and he was compelled to Wait Ut
III thi. morning for them to examine the
letters. Blaine would come up 1T the
earliest moment, and in the meantime h-
would abide by the action OF the commit
lee, whether they should 80 -n with the
examination or adjourn TILL he could be
present.
After consultation the committee post
poned further investigation until II
O'Clock.
BEFORE the committee had come TO q
conclusion the witness Mulligan was
served with summons - appear before
the committee investigating the Rea!
Estate Pool, of which General Glover, oil
Missouri, is chairman. The witness Al
once ob we'd the summons, but on reach
ing the room none of the committee were
present and tae clerk stated that he WA
not aware that any meeting was to b.
held this morning.
A messenger was dispatched fer Cen
eral Glover and it was ascertsined be
was sc,ing as Chairman OF the Military
Committee in the absence OF General
Banning and would be engaged there till
twelve o'clock. At twelve o'clock Mr..
Blame had not arrived at the Capital,
and further postponement took place
till two o'clock.
rhe Sub-Judiciary Committee ress-
sembled at two o'clock. Great interest
WAS manifested and the committee room
WAS filled with members Of Congress.
newspaper men and others. Mr.. Hunton
renewed his request 10 Mr.. Blaine 10
present the letters taken from Muiligsn.
Mr.. Blaine recspitulated the statement
made yesterday by him in relation to
letters. and said he had submitted the let
ters to eminent legal counsel and hal re-
ceiyed from them the statement which
he resd in IT, Jeremiah ).
Black and Matthew Carpenter, ss
counsel, say they have examined
al :
bearing 81 all upon the case now pending
before the committee, and they advise
Blaine 10 assert his rights Is an American
citizen and resist 10 the utmost any at
temp, to have taken from him any OF
these private letters, and they say tha;
any sttemp, TO do so would be iyrsnnical
and unjnst Blaine then Informed the
committee that in accordance with this
legal advice be would decline 10 pre-
duce the letters Chairman Huntcn
.hel recalled witness MullIgan. In an
swer TO questions of Mr. Blsine, Multi
gan said the letter referred to did not
contsin any sllusion to Tom Scott, Uhic n
Pacific bonds, or the $4,000, the only
bonds that witness knows Of gong into
the bands OF Blaine were $4,000 worth
which Blaine received on the day of SET
ilenent September q, 1872.
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ined as to the affairs of his Office and the
cases against the defaulters to the gov
ernmcnt, but no startling Developments
were made. Mr.. Beckwith stated that
tull reports of all the cases and the man
ner in which they were disposed. OF, were
on :fle in the departments in WASH
ington.
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THy Barbour PiaiHdsater thinks that
WILLIAM ALLEN is good man. Tor
does not the Scriptures say, The wicked
shall not live out half their days? The
editor wants President With gray
Lead and plenty of brains in il. He
SAWS, "once young mea were trained Tor
war. whilst the old men were the coun
s-Nor>." Good enough.
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NOul. ~ BROOKE.

The Wel.>hurg Herald thinks the out,
.yvk Tor further advance in the price OF
SoI i. N, sufficiently encouraging ss
70 lastify holding on to the clip for
The purpose:
Steep shearlng, which is little late
Tbs spring, owing somewhat 10 wet
Sysiaer, is progressing. but We hear very
ii:lr about the prices, which VIII pretty
certainly rule low. The general opinion
seems 10 be that notwithstanding low
prices, the outlook for further advance
i no, such as to justify holding on to the
clip and that it would be the part OF wis
dom 20 sell al the first favorable oppor-
tunity st the market price. The chances
are more favorable for making something
out Of the money in hand, than out Of
the wool stored away in the wool house
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SOMEHOW BRIsTow stock does not
saem 20 stand ~ well in the Presidential
market II. it lid previous to the New
York CARL SCHURz Advisory Confer
ence. Up 10 that time the bulls appear
81 70 control the market, and The stock
W4s steadily rising. Since then the bears
have teen working away at 1t, unit
there is y manifest decline. Why is this
,Eus7
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Treatment OF the .x-SuItnn.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 2.-The Min
ister of Foreign Affairs has telegraphed
to the Turkish representatives, abroad as
follows: II hasten TO deny the rumors
circulated concerning the deposed
monarch's fate. Immediately after his
accession, the Sultan Mursd Etieudi or
dered his uncle To be treated with every
consideration and TO receive all honOrs
due his person. The pavilion belong.
inc TO Tehcragon Palace on the Bos-
phorus has been assigned him as resi-
deucen