Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-05

UullulUgS dIt WIFI t1e luSlglld Oh IQOuT1-
ng. The remains will lie in state under
canopy at the city hall during the forenoon.
The funeral will take place from the residence
OF the late Senator at ppm.
Mourning i'm Toronto.
TORONTO, ONT, Nov. 5.-The American flag
was suspended at half-mast to-day at the Amer
lean consulate and also at the RaSsen house. the
recognized headquarters OF Americans In men,
ory OF Senator Zachariah Chandler, whose
funeral obsequies are being observed to-day at
Detroit.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
New American Wheat in England.
LONDON, Nov. 5:-The first cargo Of American
Of 4s;sOO bushels, and is in splendid condition.
British Cabinet Council.
LONDON, Nov. GA cabinet council was held
yesterday and another is to be held today.
MuSuruS Pacha, the Turkish ambassador had
an interview with Lord Salisbury, the foreign
secretary, before the cabinet council met and
Admiral Potham, the French ambassador after
its adjournment. Count Schouvaloff, the Rus
sian ambassador, had an interview with Lord
reform in Turkey.
The Times, In leading article, says: We have
no reason to suppose that the measures of re-
form on which Sir Anstfn Layard, the British
ambassador at Constantinople is insisting, are
beyond the powers of the Turkish government
The British ambassador Menacins
the Sultans
A dispatch from ConStantinople to the Times
SayS:1The palace Is SeduouSly propagating
false ruInor that Sir Austin Layard, the British
ambassador, used menacing language to the
Sultan, in order to obtain for an Englishman
the command of the Turkish troops in the
Kurdistan.
M. IIumbert will Appeal.
Paris dispatch to the Times says:-M. Hum
bert will appeal to the council OF state against
the annullment by. the prefacturP of the Seine of
his election as member of the municipal coun-
Gil Of Paris
Relations Between England and
1QfkeVs
LONDON, Nov. 5-The London correspondent
OF the Manchester Gn'diaR sayS-"The clouds
ON the political horizon, in consequence of the
strained condition of the relations between Eng
land and Turkey, may be considered to have
vanished. Diplomatic action has resulted in
much more satisfactory condition of things and
the British Mediterranean feet will not now
proceed to Turkish waters"
A dispatch from Constant4neple to Reuters
telegraph CO., SayS:-It is believed In political
circles here that British action viii lead to the
return to power OF Kha1riddin PaSha or the as
sumption Of the premiership by Mahmoud Ne
din Pasha according as the Sultan may deter
mine to yield to Great Britain IT seek Russian
assistance In resisting that power.
Frightful Railroad Accident.
The manager Of the Madras, British India,
railway, telegraphs to the directors of the COM
paRy in London, that an accident occurred to
passenger train near -Arconum, on the 31st day
Of Cctoper,. In c0lSeluence of the sinking Of an
embankment afSerS fara sterm. Nineteen per-
45 were wounded.
The Lord Mayor of London Sued for
SIander.
The city Press {newspaper) state that alder
man NOttage and other representatives or the
London sterescopic and Photographic company,
have commenced proceedings against the Lord
Mayor for Slander-the matter growing out or
the scene in the Lord Mayors court recently,
wherein bookseller was summoned for expos
able. ~ - -
Count Zichy's Sudden Return to
COnSfantinOpIe.
LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch from Vienna to
the Times says" Count itchy, the Austro.
Hungarian ambassador to Turkey, has suddenly
returned to Constantinople. Even if his pur-
pose is to present his letters Of recall the sud
denness of his return still seems to indicate that
it is connected with the present crisis. In view
Count Zichys Intervention can only be for the
purpose of assisting the energetic efforts now
making to compel Turkey to fulfill her promises
of refOrm.n
of Terms.,'
LONDON, Nov. 5.-A dispatch from Berlin to
the Post Gays: The rumOrS of an eStrangement
between Germany and France are unfounded.
The two governments continue to be on the
best OF terms.
Snow Storm i'm FrBnce.
PARIS, Nov. 5.-The Berlin express train was
delayed 6Ter an hour last night between Green
oble and Lyons, France, by snow storm.
A BlOOdy Fight in New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. Sat about O'Clock this
morning desperate fight occu red on the side
walk in front OF 1s4 Worth sire t, near Mulber-
ry, during which two men received wounds
which it is thought impossible for them to re-
cover from. Thomas Welsh, who Is now at the
Chambers street hospital, says that about three
O'Clock this morning, himself. John Couray, a
son OF the proprietor OF the saloon 1S4 Worth
street, and several others, We're in the saloon,
when Patsey Mccormack, a hummer, came in
very much intoxicated, and endeavored to raise
a disturbance when Welsh put him out. There
was quiet until about o'clo k, when McCor-
npalyr0 Iyf .t.n-,a
Welsh again put him out on & e sidewalk, when
Mccormack drew knife and plunged it into
the left side OF Welsh,s abdomen, making
protruded. John Couray then ran up to
interfere, when Mccormack plunged the
knife into his abdomen, inf1icting a precisely
Both men sank to the pavement in fainting
condition. COuray was picked up and carried
into his fathers house, where he now lies, while
Welsh was carried on a stretcher to the 4th pre-
cinct stat1on-house, where his wound was sewed
up, and he was taken to the Chambers-street
hospital. An officer soon after arrested McCor-
mack, and took him to the 4th precinct station
house, where he was fully Identified by Welsh.
He was then locked up.
Immigrants to the Dominion.
TORONTO, Nov. 5.-Twelve hundred immigrants
arrived here last month"; large majority of
whom either settled in ontario OF went to Mani
tOba-an increase of 692 over the number for Oc-
tober last year.
The Markets..
baltimore, Nov. 5.-Virginia sixes consols,
So; do: new ten -forties, 511s bid To-day.
iai Fioar dull and and
western super 75a5. IS; do extra 75a6. 25; do.
soa CITY s s9psE sE. ~ a.;
brands. 7.50; Patapsco family. 100. Wheat, south
ern lower and dull western lower and active
southern red 25al So do. amber. none in market;
No. No: m Maryland, none; o No. % western winter red.
lower and actve-southern white. 65; do, yellow.
southern, 42a43 western white, 42a42H do. mixed,
Hay steady-prime 70 choice Pennsyivaaia and
Maryland. II. 90al6.0 CO.. Provisions quiet-mess
shoulders, AZ; clear rib sides. 6@. Bacon
shoulders, 81; clear RIB sides. 81. Hams. 1oa11.
packed and roI. aOaas. Esss firm: 2ia22. Petro.
eum quiet-crude, nominal; refined, u. Coffee
quiet-Rio cargoes, l5s4al8I. Sugar strong-A
soft, 9s4a1OA. Whisky firm, LIS. Freights to