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DoN'r catch cold, but ii ysu do, moth
ing will meet the requirements OF the
case as well as DR.. Bulls cough syrup.
Price 25 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22

Trains leaving Columbus at $40 p. n. and $50
\. " run daily Through Chicago Express.
with sleeping car attached. leaves Columbus
daily exec Il Sunday, at $40 P. NJ, arriving In
Chicago at 30 next morning. Berths can be se-
cured Ia advance at Union Depot ticket Office
Columbus
PullInanIs dmwing room sleeping cars through
without change from Steubenyille and Column.
bus. TO Cin,innati, Louisville, Indianapolis and
81 Louis.
For thro,, Oh tickets, baggage checks. sleeping
car accommodations, &c, apply 10 Joseph ".
Belleyillr Ticket Agent at Pan Handle Depot,
foot Of Eleventh street, or Mt City Ticket Once,
under Mcclure House Wheeling.
p. W. Caldwell General Manager. Columbus
0;;:s N: FELTON,, jr7 General suPerin,'sndent
ger and Ticket Agent, Columbus o. noli
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READ the prices at the great closing
out sale Of Kline Bros 81 Twelfth
street.
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srrK handkerhiefs, I2i cents 1t
Speyer Bros.
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CAxrrrs, on Cloths, window Shades
and Wall Paper for the fall trade, in
ereat variety at the lowest prices, at
Harbour 4 Dittman'a, 1869 Main street.
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REMEMBER, when in want OF clothing,
the great closing out sale at Kline Bros.
"a Twelfth street
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Good Thinqs..for 1889,

The arrangements for literary and art Nnprr,.
buttons for the new yolume-the Sixth am crn
pleted, drawing from already faroritc >ourCr>. A,
well ~ from promising new ones Mr.. FnuL y
Stockton new serial story for hoys
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Foa upwards Of thirty years Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children. II corrects the acidi-
ty Of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels, euses dysentary
and diarrehoea, arising from teething or
other causes. An old and well tried
remedy. twenty-five cents q bottle
Two button lid gloves, 50 cents. at
.Speyer Bros.
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Communion Cured.

MERIxo vests, 10 cents, at Speyer
Y rns'
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MAGAZINES.
ST. NICHOLAS,
Scribner's illustrated Magazine
I'm Ideal Children's Magazine
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS

Messrs SCRIBSER & Co., in 1873. BEGAN ~.
publication Of ST. NICHOLAS, an Illustrated MAJ.
azine for Girls and Boys, with Mrs MARY Ma,
Dodge as editor. Five years have passed sinn.
has won the highest position. II has q monIsiy
c,r,.u tim nj ''
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Fair and Festival.

FIVE HUNDRED hats to be sold regard
less OF cost at Speyer Bros.
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MEETING RECALLED.

A the members were dispensing, DR..
Hupp again called to order, and Mr..
Wilson stated that the collector had no
money to pay the salaries for the month
of November, and on motion the clerk
was authorized to borrow 5000 at 30
days, at a rate OF interest not exceeding
81 per cent.
Adjourned.
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"A Jolly Fellowship"

Will run through twelve monthly parts-beSin.
ming with the number Tor November, lS,> Ih,
first OF the volnme-and will be illustrated l.,
James L. Kelly. The story is one Of tn,yrl ana
adventure in Florida and the bahamas. Fnrrhs
Girls a cnniinnrl tale ~
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
ReSnlar Monthly session.

The Board of Education met in regu-
lar session last night. Present.Messrs.
Bingell, Collier, Cochran, Fitzslmmons,
Goering, Hess, Hupp, Maxwell, Miller,
Todd, Wilson and Wait.
In the absence of the President DIR.
Hupp was called to the chair.
Minutes of last two meetings read
and approved.
Committee on Accounts reported
bills aggregating s4l5.26, and on motion
adopted.
The report of the Superintendent was
read as follows:
SUPERINTENDENT HERvEY's REPORT.
WHEELING, Nov. 2lst.
To the Board Of Education:
GESTLEMEy-I herewith lay before
YOU the reports of the schools OF the
district, for the month OF October, 1873,
of which the following abstract is pre-
sented;
Enrolment for the month, los
average attendance, 3,lG0; average alb
sence, AS; per cent. OF average attend
ance on enrolment, 81.
Number of cases of tardiness-Wash
ington, ll3; Madison, 81; Clay, 224
Union, 1870; Centre, 40; Webster, 4S
Richie, SO; colored, l20; total, 959.
Number OF pupils perfect in attend
ance-Washingt0n, go; Madison, SO
CLAY, JAG; Union, 10; Centre, 81
Webster, 81; Richie, 1888; colored, IA
total, "a.
Per cent. OF Washington
So; Madison, 81; Clay, 81; Union, 81
Centre, 81; Webster, So; Richie, 50
colored, SO.
Number OF pupils in the several
branches: Orthography, 3,5SS; reading
3,4l5; writing, 2,3Sl; mental arithmetic
1861; written arithmetic, 100; geogra'
phy, 1,lOS; English grammer. 422; his
tory, 2S9; physiology, lao; Natural
philosophy, &c; chemistry, %; astrono
my, 81; algebra, 1876; geometry, IS; T.
S. Constitution, %; physical geography
!: II; rhetoric l25; mental philosophy, %
German language, lG6; drawing, 241.
Amount paid for instruction lnclud
ing German, S3,sU2.
GERMAN DEPARTMENT.
Enrolment in German: Washington
Is; Madison, 4; Clay, 81; Union, 49,
Centre. "a; Webster, II; Richie,
%. Total lG6. Number OF
pupils OF German parentage,
loo; number of Pupils OF other than
German parentage, &C; number OF pupils
belonging to grammar schools, 50; num-
Der of pupils belonging to division \,
1OS; amount paid for instruction in Ger
man, Sl54.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
Referring to the report for October
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Job Printing Department
t+4.. ,YHEIIIIy
Our type are OF the latest styles and patterns.
our presses new and In good order, and our
workmen are experienced and skilled In their
trade We arc careful 10 use the best paper
card and inks. and TO turn ont clean aud neat
work
Our Prices are as Low as Can be
Afforded for Good Work.
We also have in connection with our eStab-
lishmdnt, well equipped
BOOK BINDERY,
Under the Supervision Of faithful and well
qualified workman, where all kinds OF
Ruling, ....
Binding.
80 Blink Book Making.
And PAMPHLET WORK Is done with prompt
ness and In the best manner.
respectfully solicit work for either of these
Departments.
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!" Half a Dozen HOusekeeDers "

Frederick Dielman. begins in the same numh-r
and fresh serial by Susan Coolidge rn,it :.
"Eyebright," with plenty OF pictures. viii h,
commenced early In the volume Them MI
be also a continued fairy tale called
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER l87s-QUNrUPLE

however, steady, while they we're y per cent lower
for the account United States bonds were Y lower
ior 41.'s and unchanged generally tor The oshsr is-
sues American railway shares we're lower. Erie
common being down 10 liz IL, preferred 10 2sa.
New Jersey Central to 54k. and Reading 10 l4a.
Pennsylvania declined TO 34A and rallied 10 34k.
To-day EST, 900 wen. into the Bank OF England on bal
ance State bonds were dun and weak at the Board
to-day District OF Coiumnia 3-6os declining TO T6h
and Louisiana sevens. consols, to "a Railroad bonds
were irregular and the folio wing were the changes
compared with last previous saies;-An advance of
10 Rock Island OF 1917 North Missouri nrstS
There was a decline oil y In Canada Southern nrsts
guaranteed " IN winona and 81 Paul nrsts and Bur-
hngion, Cedar Rapids and Northern nrsss, \ In New
YORK Central sixes OF 1883, and IN ST. Paul Sinking
Funds
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

co rToS: SPOT WEAK; FUTURES CLOSED WEAK
FLOUR DULL WHEAT LOWER CORN
LowER-oA1s FIRMER-PoRK NOMINAL
LARD wEAK-wHIsKEY QUIET T-sPIRITs TUR-
PENrINE FIRM-RosIN UNCHANGED PErRo-
LEUM QCIET-coFFEE sTEADY-sUGAR QUIET.
SATURDAY. Oct 12-6P. N.
As general thing business was quiet On Change
-four dull. Wheat ruled duh and lower; the same
may be said OF corn. Oats nrmsr. Pork was
nominal and lard ruled weak. Whiskey quiet.
Cotton the spot weak and closed weak.
Groceries wore generally quiet, coffee ruling steady.
Naval stores, oil and petroleum were quiet
CorYEE-The market Tor Brazils quiet and
steady at tho late decline We note sales OF l. o4l
l,0l2 and /, 500 bags Rio ex Pascal all on private
terms AT Baltimore 30oI, i.Coo and 1858 bags
Rio. Harrow, sod private terms Mild cof.
tee was quiet We quote Ordinary cargo.s. 13hc.
a I314c. fair do l5kc-; good do. l6Ac prime do.
I611c. l6Ac extreme for lots. l31sc. lslc
iair good. l5c. l5Ac, gold 30 days; Java
bags, 23c. 24c do, mats. 231s
25c sing apore, I6c. Ito Ceylon. i6c. l5c Mara
caibo. i4c l6hc; Lagusyrs. lac l61sc.; Jamaica.
AXE Ie1sc. -. Domingo. l2c 13c Costa Rcs. i5c
isc Mexican. l5c I7c.; Macssssr, lie ISc An
gostura, l6c. isc savAaiila, lac. i7c; Curacao.
13t,c. l5c.
uorros on the spot quiet and weak. but without
change in prices Futures opened trhe higher the
aud points for the day The closing prices Of
to-day compare with Fridays 40 follows:-
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
GOLD l0l IA A lOl 3-s A lOl IA.
Government Bonds Firm. States Dull and
Railroads Irregular.
AN UNFAV0RABLE BANK STATEMENT.
Money on Call Active at g a
8 Per Cent.
WALL STREET.

SATURDAY, Oct. l2-6 p. NJ
AZ Il REQ ures but an additional feather to break
cameps back does IL appear that an additional
quarter per added 10 the gold premium is sum-
c,eni TO break the stock market Amer the travail
which they had COMO through with. slocks doing
as well as could expected at hsf-past two P. N.
yesterday, bat that time the alarming announce
ment OF 1905 as the gold quetation appeared upon
the Indicator and ..set back" ensued, which mas
not yet been recovered from. Beyond The advance
In gold which apprehended Will indirestly afsot
the money market, there mas been reason for the
continued depression Of prices to-day except the per-
nnacious hammering OF Gould and his ioliovipg This
pf itself however, sufficient to stl further lower
The tone OF market already under the In
Iuence of the ',blues," and the natural result
was to weaken tho entire list. Some stocks suffered
more than others There was more stamina in the
outlying, ssmlneglected properties than in those
which are recognized active iancies. Hence sucn
stocks Western Union, Lake Shore Michigan Gen.
tral and coal carriers turned De tho most
snaky of the lot snd is evident that the bull
titiouers viii have to exhibit than ordinary
ameant OF financial qunine before they are placed
safely upon their legs again. Lake Shore do
pressed to 65x and Western Union to 30. At the
,nere Improvement ei x per cent Of the for
mer Of u IN the latter. Il oy means follows,
however, that the bear fever is broken. As hap
pens with malarial sufferers, q declining market
has lis good and bad days, quotations,
like the "shakss," Intermittent Like
Icnabod, the glory OF the srangers, as
speculative favortcs has departed Being less dealt
In tnan formerly, and being less specuativey con-
spicuous than tho few weeks back, they
have, In proportion, suffered less. Apparently they
have n OF come within pounding distance OF Gouid's
trip hammer and accordingly have not been nattened
put like some OF The stocks named. Conss-
luenty their loss to-day was small one, and y OF
/ per cent will cover IT, The most serious drop OF
the day the coal carriers, the decline being
almost pancy at one time, though prices were mate
rally brushed up before the close. The bank state
ment unfavorabe, showing. as does, large deple
ton Of legal tenders which have "gons West"
check OF the yellow fever at New Orleans, which We
may hopefully and confidently expect in snort time
would revive the cotton movement aud open a new
asmand Tor currency. Under these circumstances,
therefore q return old standard rates OF 2to 3
ssr cent for call loans ANTICIPATED
weeks TO come.
The opening. highest, lowest and closing prices OF
rold and stocks the Board to-day follows:-
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. Oct. IL. 1873.
The Mneing Lane markets very dull, quo
OF coffee declined Is. . Is per cwt. and in
cases more, bus hne native Ccylon brought
high rates Tea has recovered from the recent
depression fair medium Congou Is again cheaper but
mcdera Sugar has beon quiet. but closes
stssay inqury at previous quotations fsir
business done ~ rice asher ower Rates intending
several cargoes OF coast spice was very quiet SLACK
snd white pepper easier. 1hers sales o
sslspetre upon last weeks terms
LIVERPOOL Oct. 1873 r. NJ.
Cotton-Futures dull; uplands, low mdding clause
October and November delivery i6l6d upiand. low
mlddiing clause February and March delivery I32d.
Of the sales cotton to-day 1850 bales were American
BREMEN. Oct. II, 1878.
American lard ciased ~ a7h marks per ITO lbs
ANTWERP, Oct. IL, 1879
American lard eisssd ss 2Ih FERNS per 50 kiIos
LONDON, Oct. i2-Evsning.
Proaues-Lnseed oil, Ell los. per ton.
NEW EXCHANGE RyroRr
LIvnRrooL. Oct. IL, 1873
Pork-Prime Eastern steady at 52s. Western,
dull Gun oerIsnd cut steady a. 3js snort
do. steady s2s Hams Long cut steady a. AS
shoaIdsrs steady 2ys Beef-India mess dull at
7Us ezra dull st SIS prime do dull At 66s Lard
Prime Western steady a. sss. TallowmPrime city dull
Common dull 4s I'd fae dull at los. Cheeso-Amer
can choice steady at f5s. Lard oil steady at 4os;
Fourkzsrs state steady al 25s wheatNo spring dui
at ~. sd No. spring dull 9s ia winter Western
aull I'D winter southern duiI at 9s Corn
so mixed steady 22s Sd for do. dull Ut 2ss 3D.
tor ola. Csttonseed oiYellow American steady At SIS
FINANCIAL.
Lospos. Oct. 1873 80 r. NJ.
Rris Railway shares. preferred, 2sh.
The OF bullion into tue Bank OF Engsnd
Paris sdvicss quote exchange London 25 3ic
short sight
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
PIRsr cALL-l1 A. 4.

The Treasury now holds $3iS, 1l6, $50 In United
States bonds to national bank circulation and
$l3 sos. 400 to secure public deposits
United states bonds deposited 10 secure subscrip-
tions the -four per cent loan, 81, s6o,6u0
United States bonds deposited circulation during
the week ending to-day, s439 000
United States bonds bsld TO secure circulation with
drawn during tho week ending to-day, $677 500
National bank circulation noutstanaing-Currency
notes, $32l s54 713; gold notes. 452 920 internal
revenue receipts, $4l3.488 40; customs receipts,
$500 5s5 90
Receipts OF national bank notes for the week end
In YEAR,
The New York herald., 1878-10-13

delivered contract 900 bales yesterday. future
delivery ths sales we're foilowe after
p. NJ October, 100 bales at l0y7e. 200 81 To- 2ec..
DscemSsr, 100 1o2sc, 500 at iO27c 800 l0.2ec.
400 iO25c, coo 1u 24c January, 3UO AZ lO.3c,
12O Joc 800 st 10 2ec. 100 At 10 2Sc. 3.2O1St
io5.c, 700 At Ios4c.; March. loo 10 47e. 800 i.
10 44c.; April 100 10 56c ZOO at In5+c 100
so io.52e, 500 lo.5lc 500 81 luSOc, May 7OO
lO0Jc. 100 a. 0o2c., 100 At lUJOe.; July. $40
bsr bales 10 25c 400 ~ lO 16c 100 At 10 27c
notice 14th. Iu24 100 at 10 25c. 200 10 2te
November 400 q. 10 23c, 30 At 10 22a 4oy at 10 23c
December 400 26c., sou Ia 25e LOO 10 28c
25c. lUO iu 24c 800 At ia lie. 40 At 10
100 January. 1Oa lu3Dc.. 100 10 2gc..
ly9 - sc - SO lS 10 sse . aSo 70 s S 7 81 10 @ ss "
iu zoe. February 40 iO.31c.. 30 lo3je
iO34c 800 10 3sc. 500 ss iv3Sc. zoo
March, 20 ~ 10 45c 500 At lo44e. 100 At 45e
IuUOc 2DO A. I03ec- July 100 ~ 10. 72c. 3Oo
10 Use Total. 2O.1U0 bales Urard total. 1890 bales
Tue receipts st the ports we're as foiio VS. weston.
3ioi sscs New orleans 2yi3; Mobile. 3sI savannah.
5,I35 York. as; Boston. 100 PhIsdeiphia, 1857.
Tots 3f3 bales This day last week ~ 2 bass THIS
525 ssiss Cotton teishts closed fo,isws. TO
Hsvrs by steam c, cempressed; BY sail nc 10 Ham
burg by steam Ac., compressed To Bremen. BY steam,
1i-lue, compressed; by sail. lsc To Liverpool 56d
FLouRs Asp RArs.-Keoeipts-Fieur, 1909 bbis.
wheat if4.j5O bushels; corn meal, 645 bbls aud 81
sacks corn, l56 iuc bushels oats $1,000 de- 2s5e2
do barley, Ts,op3 do barley malt 40 do. Flour
duh and sAscr especially for shipping
The export demand light In consequences the
nshty OF to obtain freight foom he sales
bbis w,thn the annexed range Hour ruled steady
with JDy bills Corn meal quiet, ur
LOO bbls. sacks Rys quiet but
the Same may be said ofbs aud barley matt We
The New York herald., 1878-10-13

Advices rom LONDON report continued depression
aud uneasy Iscnng there. Consos Tor money sore.
The New York herald., 1878-10-13

oct 5 Oct II DiGerrncss
Loans.. s247 ssf, 100 s2gS ga. 900 Inc. S752 400
spccie... E59o,7O 1891, ,lVo Dec 3,o05, 600
Legal ten
ders., % 362. 200 a. 050, 500 Dec 1911, 400
Deposns. 2ls, lJ3.s0O 2lO0sI, 100 Deo. 4,O62. 200
Clrcuiapn l9,5 800 1883, 100 Inc. 1900
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-22
More of the McCoskrey scandal.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, April 21-The brother
and father Of Frank Bannister, who married
Fanny Richards who figures so prominently
in the Detroit scandal, live here. The brother
was interviewed to-day, and, among other
things, he said that he thought the marriage
was put up job by Bishop McCoskrey and
his friends. She was here last summer. Mr..
Bannister denies that she is pretty, though
she has vivaciOus manner, but he could not
see what natural attractions she could have
had in Franks estimation. She is about
twenty years OF age, and Frank Is twenty
eight, He left here two years ago for Chi
cago, but Is now in Detroit.
The following is his story Of how the couple
had fit of the blues and threatened to com
nit suicide, and started for the river. She
was accompanied part Of the way by some
schoolnates, by one of whom she was intro
duced to Frank, and the acquaintance dates
from that time. "You may take this story
about the contemplated suicide" said Mr..
Bannister, 'fOr what it is worth. / only know
that that is what she says about it,
Frank was probably attracted by her lively
manner and because she moved in pretty
good society, and because the bishop was her
guardian or claimed to be- He knew who the
parties were as soon as the scandal was men
toned Fannie was here last summer, and
then received several letters from Bishop Nc
Coskrey, about the contents of which she was
very reticent. If she is the daughter Of Mr..
Richards, member OF Parliament for Kent,
England, she never mentioned it definitely.
married her. Mr.. Bannister goes to Detroit
tonight to confer and advise with his brother
Frank. The scandal is much talked about up
here
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-22
DisquIeting Effect of the Change In the
Turkish Cabinet,

LONDON, April 81. The situation In and
around Constantinoplo attracts much atteu-
tion. The Times Vienna correspondent says
that the ministerial crisis Is viewed with mis-
giving, rs capable of introducing u disturb
Ing element into tho negotiations, whatever
way be the course Of the crisis, and whatever
may have SO suddenly determined its final
ISSUE the removal of Ahmed Vafvk Effendi Is
sufficient to indicate the character of the
change.
1t would, nevertheless, perhaps be prema-
ture to say that Russian influence has now
become paramount in the Cabinet. 1t rather
looks hs II the object of the change had been
to check the two extreme tendencies and, Mt
the same time, the friction thereby caused be-
tween them in the Cabinet.
II the decision Of the struggle between Eng
land and Russia for influence In Constantine
pie has thus been apparently postponed, the
relative positions Of the two countries can
scarcely be said to remain unnltered since,
with Ahmed Vafyk Effendi rs Premier Eng
land had the key TO the influence In the Cabi-
net and was thus, rs ii were, in possession.
Now, however, this security Is In great
measure gone, while there fs some danger
that Ii in their ondeavors to prevent u col
lsion the new ministry should make some
concessions to Russia, the British embassy
may be the last to know thereof A far wider
field Is titus open to suspicion and misunder-
standing, and, consequently, to accidents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-22
ALBANIA.
Wars Attendant HOrrOrs-SuferinS and
starvation ThrOughOut Albania

New YORK, April 21.- Lamentable news
has been received at Vienna from the Alba
man coast, and the Bayana districts, occupied
by the Montenegrins. What with the raw
ages made by the war, the forced exactions
in labor by the Montenegrins, to strengthen
their military position In the coast district,
and the almost complete cessation Of all COM
mereial intercourse, the Christian population,
and the few Mahammedans who have re-
mained are said to be starving.
This is especially said to be the case in An
tivari, which, from the time it was exposed to
the vicissitudes of war, has suffered most
The misery of the people is described as very
great. This is felt the more heavily as in
normal times the population of Antivari,
which is the outlet OF Scutari and all Upper
Albania, is prosperous.
On the representation of the Austrian vice
consul the Montenegrin authorities have in
deed, endeavored to do something to alleviate
the distress, but they are themselves short of
means, and the people have therefore appealed
to the Austrian vice consul, who, during the
siege of the citadel by the mountaineers
proved an efficient protector, to use his infiu-
ence with his government to save them from
starvation by distribution of -four, corn and
other means of subsistence,
The only difficulty Is, that this government
has already on its hands some 10000 refugees
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-22
WAR DRAWING NEAR.
SURPRISE ron THE BRITISH FOREIGN
OFFICE-AUsTRIA AND IGNA-
TIEFF's PROPOSITION.
While Salisbury TenpOrized Russia Has
SOOthed strian suscep bill tiss-Tur-
key suspicious Of Eng Iand-The Triple
AIIiance-England'sI Isolation.

New YORK, April 2t-The Hernlds special
cable from London says The nomination OF
Sadyk Pasha as Grand Vizier, has caused tho
utmost CONSERVATION ut the British foreign Of
flce He, like Osman and Haouf Pashas, ia
vors u Russo-Turkish alliance.
This surprise conyinces Downing street,
however, that Andrassy, under tho pressure
exercised by Prince bismarck, has finally
accepted Ignatieff's proposition, and now pro-
badly feels annoyed ut England's imperious
rejection Of his pet free zone scheme.
The Marquis Of Salisbury has hitherto tenn
porized, fearing to forfeit the chances Of &c.
curing an Ottoman alliance but while he he's
itated and waited Russin's diplomatsts have
had time to compromise and meet the Austrian
demands and suseeptibilites; and Turkey
has had leisure enough during the interval,
likewise, 20 reason herself into the belief that
no more reliance is to be placed in British
protection that England's former selfish con-
duct warranted.
Stated briefly, the change in the situation
may be summed up In these words:
A new lease Of life for the Drei Kaiser Bund
(the alliance Of tho three Emperorsl, and the
definite Isolation OF England.
II the British ministry believes that by the
dispatch Of q few Indian regiments to Malta
1t compensates for n long series of false moves
already made, IT may find ere long how great
y mistaken 1t Is.