The New York herald., 1876-11-14
~er. lost in the building. su. no bodies have been


were lost in the building. but bodies have been
found
sTREScrH or TEE TURKISH Army.
The Political Correpo~dence OF Vienna publishes In
telgeucs from CosssaniinopIo that shc TURKISH forces
In tho neEhborhood OF Erzsroum viii shortly number
l2o, 600 A camp will DO established al Schumla for
the corps stationed q Nsch and lSo 900 men OF
Dervish Pacha's army Battalons from Yemen, Da-
and Aepro pass through Constansinople daily,
On route for Schuma The neet OF Turkish ron-cads
Is being divided four squadrons OF which will
remain in the Bosphorus two cruise in the Asditer
ranean and the other, under the command Of Admiral
Hobart Pacha, cruise In the Black sea
THE srRArncLrpE DIsAsrxR
Lord Chief Justice Coekburn yesterday delivered
judgment in the OF rne Queen VS.. Ferdinand
Keyn, captain OF the German Franconia, who
was tired for manslauGhtcr Tor running down, within
three miles Of Dover tho British Strathclyde
thereby causing the death Of several Euglsh Subjects
and In whose case an appeal was taken against the
Jurisdiction OF tho court In delivering Judgment
His Lordship said tho facts were sufficient
70 justify the trial of tho defendant II
the Court had jurisdiction. the legality Of the
trial was contested on tho ground that tho
defendant vas foreigner foreign vessel sailing
from foreign port to another peaceful voyage.
The offence was committed the high seas, and
whether he might be amenablo TO she laws Of his own
country. tho deiendans could not bc tried and pun
ished by tho laws Of England. Tho right now clnimed
By tho Crown utterly unknown to the law Of Eng
land and bad before been exercised was arss
pus forward In 1909 by Gro.us and only rested upon
OF she jurists who had writtcn from that
time downward tho question OF territorial author
Ivy. HIS Lordship having. elaborate judgment
reviewed all the authorities bearing on the point and
the writings OF English and foreign jursts, said Tho
convection must bs quashed from want OF Jurisdic-
ton"
ANTICIPATING EVENTS IN ROME.
report has been presented 70 the King Of Italy by
his Ministers regarding the measures 70 be taken by
the Italian at the death Of His Holiness Tho
Pope The Ministers propose Immediately after the
Popes death to occupy the neghborhood OF the vati
BY military. The Project Of Rome VIII request
certain papa ocias assist viewing thcbody and
other necessary ormsties Ifths be refused the Pre-
feet will iorcbly tho Vatican accompanied by tho
Quesor and also BY physcans noares ana witnesses,
who after viewing the body, will send certificate OF
inquest to the Cardinal Deacon seal viii be at
tached to the furniture In the Pope's department and
remain until the removal OF body After twenty
tour hours tho body will be at the disposal Of the clergy
Tho report also recommends that the Project be In
struc,ed after viewing the Popes body 70 take posses
sion Of the most important papa insignia, including
the shernans ring and deliver them with the cert:n
cate of inquest TO the Cardinal Deacon.
GALES ENGLISH COAST.
Accounts from various points on the English coast
report numerous shipping casualties during Saturday
and Sunday nights, when gale prevailed Consider
able anxiety iss tho safety Of the fishing fleets
The gale still continues Greek bark, from Spezia
for London, run down the Channel Saturday.
Eight Of her crew perished
hurricane prevailed At Lisbon from Saturday even
ing to sunday night, and considerable damage was
donc TO property and shipping Twenty lighters
tanning goods, timber and coal filled and sank In the
Tagua
NOT DEAD INT.
The death Of the Egyptian Finance Minister, which
reported to have occurred while he
Dongola, whittier no had been exied for sndesvoring
TO originate plot against the Khedve 10 dcnicd Hts
condition, however, Ia stated to be precariouA
BRITISH TRADE.
Says the Mark Lone Exprrss in Its weekly review Of
the corn traoe:-
.Clcar dry days and the absence Of moisture during
tho past week has been OF great SERVICE enabling
farmers TO consign wheat 70 the ground under very
favorable circumstances and larger breadth has been
than last ycar the potato crop shared this ad.
vantsgc, especially the Irish, but tho English ycld
notably in Ni1and counties, has been very unsats-
factory There has been ite alteration in the guam
uty Of English wheat marketed, and supplies, both
In London and she provinces, continue limited
farmers preferrinG 10 withhold corn the present
depressed aspect OF trade Dulness prevailed IN
most country markets. and business generally speak,
ing was quito Of q retail nature. The improved as
poet Of the Eastern question has caused the local
trade 10 relapse and oe tho recent advance OF 2s per
quarter shipments Of Russian wheat taking
place very rapidly In view OF approaching winter
closing OF Cronstadt and the Sea Of Azof ports Tho
Board Of Tradc for October show consider
able decrease Of imports compared with 1875 from
tho Continent Egypt, Chill and most noiccably the
United States and Canada, the only country showing
an increase being British India These facts sug-
scstive showing the diminution extends to all
usual sources Of supply. The weeks supplies have
shown increase but tho larger portion OF increase
in wheat been from India, and II has been
Interesting watch how steadily imports OF this
class Of grain have bcen increasing from comparative
insignincance to q prominent position sources
OF supply noticeable feature also in the Of
imports Monday tho absence OF wheat arrivals
from Atlantic ports. Depression exists throughout
trade both wheat and feeding having declpcd in
value while the demand entirely OF a retail and
consumptive character. Tho floating cargo trade has
ruled quiet"
FINANCIAL.
Specie to the valuo OF fS4 600 wns withdrawn from
tho Bank OF England yesterday for Shipment to the
United States. Tho Cars speech at Moscow Fri
day last has had q depressing effect on the London
Stock Exchange.
CUBA.
THE CAMPAIGN THEORETICALLY BEGUN.
HAVANA, Nov. 13, 1915