New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
CURRENT FOREiGN TOPICS.
TIE WEATHER AND tue ARCTIC pxp,,

THE WEATHER AND TIE ARCTIC ExPypt.
TON.-At length We have fultsr information yr ,o ~
extraordinary weather of the past few weeks The .s
mau seeWarte publish every day weather maps VIVA
north aud the extreme sonth, aud Tor 80 sos
weeks the arrangement of pressure has such ~
barometer have been very high In the north ard s.
paratvey low In the south Toe natural result bas ~
the prevalence OF Polar winds over the Contnss,s
Against this arrangement the eastward ayaae. NJ ss
! siOnal depressions from the Atlantic serms !.
| have had no effect, and indeed it is shown ,hs ,
| the state OF affairs on tho Continent has extnds<
at least as far the west Iceland Nature til ~
tnaG IN accordance with this suppostJn the Grtfpl,sJ
and SzbergeD ice descended IN the b. CLAIMING al Nv
the northeast of Iceland IN a very sufoass,
tent, nDg the sea as far as tue eye could reach s
weather has some bearing the Polar expedition f
floating sout3ward Of large quantities Arctic iss
means more or less open Spring IN the north, and ~
Polar winds from which we nave suffered npt nav
been reinforced ID the Polar by winds ffom 49,
south. rDis being so, IL Us quite possible that our IA
element sprinx may bc conedent WIN ias1Ibe wsaLf
pesOlal INCONVENIENCE in the cause OF humanity spJ
SCIENCE London Standard
SULTAN MURAD.--The new Sultan was born
on tie 2lss VI September, l540 aud i cons,qh NIL IA
hls 36th year He Is said to be intelligent, aud or
Liiny endowed With more VI Western culture than In
nuce, who spoke nothing but Turkish. Abdul Adj Lad
no real knowledge OF poitcs, thouh he took inesr
in military aud naval administration o tile Empire
There believe that the Sultan oe,ts,
informed He used 10 be tre.stel with Iiberay apd
Indulgence by his uncI~ ana tlus grew up with eoa
siderable advantsges but about the time Inc Suasa
visit To England on which hurad acconpansd
ann. change occurred since thea tie sous u
Abdul Medjl have been jealously watehed-s
treatment which the design OF changing Tie
succession will sufficiently explain. lie nsU
Sultan may almost be sain To step from prsoa 70
the throne. T0Ie. IL least, relieves hin from any dre
p0ncy Or the fayorites " DIS uhce and
starts Tree from engagements 3ad cOnpiOnls.s Ihe
advantage which thls Rivrs ~ tue sovereign aS Tie
Government in NEGOTIATING with foreign natons ka
Jeen are.dy intel out by the tre,,eh MiBistes "a
Foreign Affairs besides w-icl certain sympltDy ~
r,ces ~ the earliest overtures of a ruler Toe nes
sultan Is also sad u be pledged 10 grnt Constitution
Even nOt 10 DC uneis cod Literally as oi polla
aoniuery similar 10 our own may hope tlatIt sins
uerlOtlsn Wuleh
made TurhIsn Governments tnnx Of lntsioic ana 'of
guptiOn for many years. London Times
EGYPTIAN Losses IN ABrssTNA.-The co.
re elv.uou. % INC lug se'os "iiLug lIoIh Alx.- a
siay ~, says: "IAe iaie Of tie Egyptian army u
AD, ssiuia exciting great aG unit oI conmrI and
various uniavUraDle anvat There 10
doubt the is over but perm y. wi never De Known
at expenditure oI inUn ana money. About $40
sol iers Lave arrived at suz and tnne seamrrs are
due with troops. Some 300 or 1000 arc SILL at
Ms0wah and tiesr, uiaalnS ABOUT lJOVO WHO have ~
tuIned are sald ~ " All mat may v exp sed lbk
ey, about 1900 unaccOanted iOr Several Thousands
uf these doOtess k.iie in the H. 81 ana
e,; the remainder are uii"oo 10 .ys on accounts of
their WOUNDS aud che rainy season baN NJ SCI ny Tie
cOudii.Un tuese poor Du can be easily uiagL = The
ners"ness aud cru y 2I the Aoy s''nhs aie sad 10
nave been IcarIul. The Dattlf Of November last
t scTibea bt eyewitness total annIliatoD VI hs
s.gyt tan forces ana m cOrrOvra II tbs heaF 0
regiment leaving SucZ TOO strong reprs nted BY
eigbt then return All syfts OI means are adopted
10 prevent trutu Dc.Lg Old and tie ukeles of lHe
land rOD b. mg known lLe soldiers as tLey arrive at
snuz are conveyed O. Cairo by tran at night Oiden
havc been Esuvd III tge GOWNS ana NiliEes pFohIDnak
MOURNING Tor the dead. eiyc yOu al TINS Js the COIN
OI tic DdLld.n ana u some
dSGcraled TIE government baFe Ony 20 spe"a our aLd
the worst be- KNOWN. ODe tblnS i ccrta' there VII
D- more Abyssnan wars, and the army has en- ~
edhcot that There VIII ne eOisluei 4Dc 81, ~ ts
War Minister'S budget Several mllllOns Ol IN hey md
tLUus nds 81 nen nave been sacrificed OH mucn
this is De regretted per Sc, tnc lesson tau bt Las PER
maps not been dlur af tie pr.ce.
SUCCESS or THE ENGLIsH EXPEDITION TO
LAKE NNAssA..ihe Oatg Ae'e5fdph 400 Icc,i'ci "a
IhloiLcd NJ lUun-, cODbiaLng tDc LliInzstOLz
H,g ~ ASA Feb gI know yon win be pleased to hs
nf 4 klsg
t.ai we sgses i ,d u 1Hs az our @ tn 1 ts p Ia, ns,
20 o5rI,,y eSerytnHe ACROSS. We b.lt tbr ana
her tt sound ana steamed mto the lake % hs
zta 81 Oe'o, ahoc "ne Nc n1te pee. S,S,
way VS. 90. oH @ sUO' ~ s i 'V ,ag H W. fn vi
and b.lit hOis,s and store and 20. an BLi'a1
efds round tie lis .Fny wonderful ana neiunsa
anu extend, norm to 20 south u l'1es lli &C az
lthums VI HH, III some places even ~ The saGe aisat
mountains oAtcnding ~ a.ong the LAKE, anos
IgenllcGisr sides 10 then, ana rsIs NJ ia hight ma
yer, 81 the i4ueT uAygsbie ior any sr2is
% 1ss Al MphS hSnSTs STIs Of Rlsi rs Ssfs n @
s. ~ s,as % t tr M ,,s bull ." lS IL tie Lie eSa
lingering out nisef,Oe ea..iB.e on ba.ieo "a
dhOws wcn ali convey slaves aeIOss n m the ssei
o, f i' l ~ 10 70 coo sle iraas riod anay The Afiss
combined "tn ne el.ls o. ,AS o.t a.a ct s,'rg
things. aAd " shOuiu Il continue. VI en sinsI
mr9' ss' could ,SriiSIe the Slasr tract Al uG
aoai fcqarri NO A. be few Ollcs oi calico ad BE- -
ma % 81 All roaai he axe for slave, anc OF 40.
csi rse. n people w,r nP te very name Of IA.
English IL Only tAo ~rsc-cd ia eIs sh.o ny1 "sl,
a,rc believe Our very presence -s az OeTh te " 80
%; doing much gont The A.dbs Gr4d toe sisnt o. ue
her k5 Iloa uis b,aatiul sea. ana erg "ag my saeI
% gae o ~ ,95s @ paris a., a & IN 70 I I We nS S aS @ W
'al ha'e gooly nqh1sr :" "'l1Lsp"src nai'es az So-S
SOME 81 ose natives WHO W.re vi uie Aae-guAe Asa
nav ~, I.H lines MS Ssi giu 1xtsetm
stewart 1p here's osly nen / sAn sNe n ss4isf S "a
PsL-1ur le good-sea boat, Is iair lnt
seauis ~cn ana e. eapiialy apird Or h,I wOrA 9s%
uotuinE smaller Noa stna Tho g seas on sac '@e iis
erto We have Dcon sco ,.a ~ EYER thns NC .ass -
~orS
TIE PRINCE OF WALEs's INDIAN ANIMALS
At sANDEiNDHAN.--A o.iI.,.riusii.H cores 0Iush
writes Ihua, "a considerable n.MD, Oi tie al ia.
brought home from inoid by tnu Prince OF " eS si,s
folnd a cmpoIar, bOme at the Biological Gardens Ls
Ion. where they are oens iusPrcied bv ihe puH@s
uunp,r q. tue, have been forwarded 10 The uyal tsi
d,nce Nor K. ant a short ice0unt Of these uay ~
be annteiestins lie Som OF the coll ctiOR Is iue'es
lant.y .y-lOrIu, gazcc, watch rCjnicts IN the name
La. Rooih SAe is very tame. Iud dts ahudt he Lois
oi Mr. j." k,on win ~ much freedom II she wee,
member VI t.e ianily fac collection jH,t receives
ln interesting addition uf tue buiia species hsr
ng lad "a I. Both io.her and Offspring appared
he DONG Tcl. In paddock Dryand tho gas-work, -
tnrce nrtnmn cows giHzEg cantcnleily. Oliunsl
they had wu them bu.l oi tac same breed. DGl TN
tuuatel ir died on the Yul agc. Ih,y have Lbe web
AnONn hump uu the iUp Oi ihe shoulders. and az
scirrey u,orr than hif the size "f an ordinary Els
COW. Tley p,Ss,Ss sleek coats o; wuite gTsy,
with lons. tmn. wlite t..Ls, tipped with tui
Of blach buir. Tue, uie hl lao means w bad COZ
,litiun, considering the lOng voyage they have
usu. They very tame, although they iulessa play
lui disposition to ran at anOo'y VIA goss neif thcis
At hoy al VI ws II pain VI DC U'iui hil i"neS oa
Neltul. Tnel not nUIe th.n IA hanls hisA ani ~
Grown, WIN dark names. Ole oi i.er, WIc 'hef
Wales IOd, Ui his hunting tNpruitldAs, ta
euuruuls ndus, as M,ll as NeA heavy iorelc'@
the joining boz a.o tw1 animals, larger ana o. so.
bu ia, Ol.u ol tu,u bvuuunly u..gAcd. H. aBoiHfs,
pair Ol umGutiyc lODirs, s,atocy NOR t1ai t1~ -
sd are Two wild oars, ana tWo hog deer sofIs
IA al b, op, ~ house. aud q sicd BY LseI, ll -
oduur back winch came over ia thc mndi dle Nd.
a.iuiuiIg shei another 90 the CitlF uJAlas ~
ANNA. uf The deer S,clrs called tle hog der hs
uI.hcT / ol,sluly pls. wale us sit ana w@I
SOM. bat resemble tLo Animal atrl Wl u Is H.
Tucre brace OF dogs, si- al a looking ei'@
Ia ndlN"H