The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-28
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LIVERPOOL, May 2S-Ex-President
Grant arrived to-day. United States
Consul Badeau and others met the In
diana In a tender. o. landing Grant
was received by the Mayor OF Liverpool
and others. The Mayor received Gen.
Grant with an address Of welcome, to
which the Ex-President replied in a
few words, and then introduced his wife
and son to the Mayor, after which the
party proceeded in carriages to the
Northwestern Hotel. The reception
was most enthusiastic and hearty. The
Ex-President and party will leave for
London tomorrow.
The Turkish feet of nineteen vessels
mas arrived at Crete.
THE BATTLE AT MARKrARs.
In the recent cavalry fight at Mark
tars, the Russians lost one hundred and
fifty killed. The Turkish loss is not re-
ported. .... .n
4 THE GREEK CABINET.
! ATHENS, May zS-Ihe Greek Cham
bers opened to- ay. The opposition is
very strong, ana the position OF the Uab-
THEY MUST vACATE.
VIENNA, May 23.-Abuul kerim Pasha,
Turkish commandments, yester-
day informed the Inhabitants OF
Rlstchuk,' Varna, Schumla and
Shistria that all persons, who had not
pr, v sionS tor at least six months must
quit within twelve days.
The Sultan has been advised by some
of the dipl, matte corps to change his
Ministers.
TURKISH INTERNAL TROUBLES.
/ LONDON, May 2S.-lti is rumored from
Vienna that the SULTAN Abdul Hamid
will shortly abdicate. There are ru-
mored fears at Constantinope OF inter-
nal troubles. The, Ministerial crisis
continues.
THE WAR WILL BE LOCALIZED.
LONDON, May. rs Advice, received
here ol a semi ,fficial character state
that Russia, Germany aud Austria have
arrived at AN understanding, and that
the war in the East;will be localized.
TURKISH DEFEAT.
A dispatch from 81. Peter sburg says
the Russians claim to have defeated the
Turks at Okelpa Heights in the eau.
casus.
THE SOFTAS' DEMONSTRATION.
CoNsTANTINUPLE, May 2S.-It is Off
cially announced That the Soltas' demoE-
stration was the work of thoughtleSs
persons. The Porte, to prevent sim
liar disturbance in the future, has al
rested the promoters.
TURKISH LOANS.
LONDON, May 2S "A dispatch from
Vienna saws that the French Censor
tium, headed by NJ. Frenzy, has offered
the Porte loan of fifty million francs in
consideration of tue right to issue and
circulate small coins from the produce
of the Turkish mines. 1t has also Of
fered new loan of S2,0OO,-
900, which shall serve as foundation
for the intended issue of six m lliun con-
solldes.
CONCENTRATING TROOPS.
A dispatch from Shumla, dated Thurs
day, says great concentration oftroops
has been effected there, and the number
within the Notifications and camp is es-
timated at sixty thousand infantry and
five thousand hOrsemen. The troops are
held in constant readiness TO march, but
the Generals do not expect to be called
into active service for another mouth.
The elite OF the Turkish officers are as
sembled here and appear 10 be anxious
ior a speedy encounter with the enemy.
A strong body has been sent forward
TO occupy the detile at PraYadle, on the
Varna & Rustchuk Railway. The posi-
tion is one Of the greatest Importance.
The condition Of the troops is satisiac-
tory, and the fort tications and camp all
that can be desired. Several thousand
CircasSian hOrsemen are now Oh their
way here.
INHABITANTS LEAVING.
Moscow, May 2S.-InJelllgence from
Eupatorla, ON the west coast Of the Cri-
mea, announces that most Of the fami-
lies belonging to the Weather class
nave fed to SImferopol and other towns
in the interior. All shops are shut, the
streets are deseSted, all merchant
ships having lett, the smaller vessels
nave been sunk or hauled ashore. LII
provisions.
PRINCE BISMARCK.
BERLIN, May 2S-P.lnce Bismar OK,
, ulug his recent visit, hell confer
ences with the ambassadors of Eug-
land, Austria and Russia. The subject
discussed al these interviews has not
transpiIed, but it is supposed to have
svme connection with the war in the
E tst.
THE GERMAN IRON CLADs
are to saIi I, -.nO.rOw for the Mediterra-
mean, with secret orders TO remain at
the disposition of the German Am m1assa-
dor at Constantinople in case OF emer.
sency.
AID FOR TRE WOUNDED RUSSIANS.
Subscriptions are being raised here
tor wounded Russians, and large sums
are coming in. The Court and the high
est aristocracy favors the collection.
WILL CROSS THE DANUBE.
LONDON, May 2S.-A Bucharest dis.
ni I,.n =, ataS that il ia eXupCi al Lhat Ia,