The New York herald., 1876-11-09
progress, aud open . water communication from VIC
toris Niyanza to Khartoum.

progress, and open wa,er communication from VIC
toris Niyanza TO khartoum.
SPECIE MOVEMENT.
American coin to the amount OF $225.0 was with
drawn from bank yesterday Tor New York
THE JAPANESE IxsrRREcTIox
telegram from Japan, dated November Q, says
Japanese naval military iorce attacked tho insur
gents that day at Hagr in the Province OF NaGato.
Tho insurgents beaten and fed.
RAILROAD
Experiments arc making at Leeds With process for
Increasing the durability OF iron rails, which promises
the greatest success. An eminent railway Official has
asserted confidently that by this process iron rails
be produced more durable than steel at increase
cost Of only IS per ton over ordinary iron rails
rHK EGYPTIAN INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION
The Khedivc Of Egypt has accepted the resignation
OF President sciaoja. OF the International Commis-
sion.
PORTUGUESE MINISTER.
viscount Noguelras, the newly appointed Portu-
guesc Minister TO tho United States, will proceed to
Washington shortly. He is now In Lisbon.
rHE
The section OF the Brazilian cable between Bahia and
Rio Jsnc'ro, which interrupted some time since,
has been repaired.
Silver was quoted yesterday AZ Sad per ounce
THE DIsMEMBERMENr or TURKEy-A START
LING PIECE OF SECRET HISTORY.
From the Edinburgh Revew.l
II We arc told that the interests OF justice and hu
man,,y loudly call upon this country enter into
close cordial and dlsinl crested alliance with Russia
for the settlement OF the affairs OF the East,
swer shortly Is that have tricd IT, That is pre-
cseIy what Mr.. Canning and the Duke OF Wellington
attempted 10 do by the Protocol OF riI, 1s26. The
consequence was series OF wars, tho destruction OF
the military power OF Turkey in Asia well as in
Europe and the prostration OF Turkey herself under
the protecton Russian fleet and army in tho Bos-
phorus Yct the Liberation OF Greece far easier
task than the devusion rom Turkey OF her northern
provinces. The Mus-uman population OF Greece was
insignificant and could DO brought out The Greeks
had wagcd not unsucccssfully for six years The
Greek nation unanimous Tho loss Of Greece was
not fatal TO the Ottoman Empire.
STARTLING INFORMATION
On the other hand, Russia succeeded In securing for
herself great territorial and political advantages from
these transactions aud at last hcu Turkey and Con-
stantnopic itself almost entirely In Der grasp II we
arc nisnforfned, General lgnatie whose influence
over Tho late Sultan was paramount and who had q
large share in the most improyIdent an oppressive
acts OF his reign, had Drought matters TO point very
nearly resembling tho alliance OF Unknr Skeessi The
terror of the half insane and incapable sovereign had
been to the highest pitch by the dread of
outbreak In Constantnople. Russia again to pro-
him. corps OF troops readv to sail for tho
Bosphorus and tho demand for their intervention
either signed on the point of being signed by the
Sultan when the manifestation Ct the Soitas, speedily
followed by tho deposition OF Abdul Azz, cut short tho
intrigue THIS s matter OF secret history. and we
certain that hero circumstances connected with
the schemes OF General lgnatc and the deposition Of
the sultan which have not yet been made public The
fall OF that unhappy and misguided sovereign was the
death blow to whole system OF policy based upon his
eubscrvency to tho Russian ambassador, and nothing
remained but Tor General Igna,eT 10 quit Tor time
tho scene Of his discontinue.