The Morning herald., 1878-07-20
BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.


I, All the members of the Nobilings family
have changed their name to that Of Ed
ling" z " AtA
Six ironclads and three smaller vessels Of
the Channel squadron have been ordered tol
Cyprus.
There Is NO foundation for the report that
an italian squadron would proceed to the
Levant. 5so 48N -. V@A%
The French Cabinet have decided to send
as many troops as possible to Anzin, the
scene Of the Golfers Strike. a.s.a.
II is stated that the Turkish Commission
ers have already surrendered one Of the
forts of Shumla to the Russians. @ll'
Gen. Butler says the Potter Committee
has arranged for quarters at Atlantic City,
and no change can now be msde. sat
The Times Berlin despatch says the
health of the Emperor William ID steadily
improving. BE goes to Gsrtstein shortly.
A despatch to the Times from Vienna
shows that the agitation In Italy for annex
alton causes serious uneasiness In Austria.
Lord Beaconsfeld win visit the Queen
at Osborne to-day. He wac not well enough
to 70 to Windsor on Wednesday, but Lord
Salisbury went.
The heat was so intense on Thursday
afternoon that an automatic fire signal at
No, 477 Broome street, New York, was Get
off, causing a false alarm Of fire.
In the marine hospital at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard there were three deaths from
yellow fever, and three more cases of the
epidemic, not yet fatal, have occurred.
A Berlin dispatch to the Standard says
that Prince Gortschakoff goes to St. Peters
burg to oppose intrigues for his own over
throw and Count Schouvalof's promotion.
Peter Bresnaham, now confined in jail at
Canton, N. Y, and to be hanged July 26,
confessed on the 9th that he murdered Dalt
Hier last spring. He has since confessed to
three other murders.
The Daily News has reason to believe that /
two parties of railway experts, under the
direction of the Government, will examine
the Tigris and Euphrates valleys for the
best railway route to the Persian Gulf.
Frederick W. Bruno, prominent lawyer
of Baltimore, was overcome by heat at An |
napolis, where he was arguing case before
the Court of Appeals, and died early Thurs /
day morning, ct his resid 'rre In Baltimore.
Sir Garnet Wolsley, y,witL stats belong
Ing to the Indian and British forces and
1000 troops and 1000 camp followers,
sailed from La Valletta, Malta, Yesterday,
on ten steam and five sailing transports for |
Cyprus
The rumor Of the probability of the resig-
nation of Count Corti, the italian Foreign |
Minister, Is denied from several sources. |
The entire Ministry approve of bis conduct, \
and will accept the responsibility therefor
before the ParlismeDt.
At q council of the French Ministers, Of
Paris yesterday. M. Waddington made full
report Of the proceedings of the Congress, 1
which Is understood to be of nature to re- |
move all unfavorable impressions In regard |
to the position of France.
In Newton, Conn.,, on Thursday, Martin
McNamara, aged so, was stabbed in the |
head with pitchfork, by his cousin, |
Michael McNamsrs, 1t 10 supposed In con-
sequence of an old feud. Martin died 10
half an hour. Michael was arrested.
Frank Monbrek, living at Millersburg, al
few miles north of Myerstown, Pa, aged
about twenty years, committed suicide on |
Thursday by hanging in his fathers barn.
Unrequited love was the cause. The de-
creased has been attending the normal 1
school at Kutztown, from which place he
had returned to his home few weeks ago