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The New York herald., 1879-09-18
CABLE NOTES.

The Standayd in its financial article. says:-"An
influential deputation of the shareholders Of the
Great Western Railway. of Canada. will have in
terview with the directors Of the company to-day to
demand reasons for their persistent rejection Of
the proposals for fusion with the Grand Trunk Rail-
way"
An election took place yesterday in Eginshire and
Narnshire to fill the vacancy in the House of Com
mons caused by the elevation to the peerage Of Wis.,
count Macduf. the Aeath of his father, the Earl
of Fife. Sir George MACPHERSON Grant, liberal was
elected by $50 votes. Mr.. Brodie the conservative
candidate, received 701 votes.
special cable despatch from London to the To-
ronto Globe "It is the general belief that Sir
Henry Tylers reply to Colonel Grey that the Grand
Trunk Board will now await the course Of events
and that he will not therefore proong the CORE
spondence. means appeal from the Board of the
Great Western propretors. who will probably insist
fusion No change in prices is expected in Cana
dian stocks"
The New York herald., 1879-09-18

"aidenkel. Princess of the Tgre have been ordered
by King John to march with $1,000 men and take
possession of Arkiko. Moncoulon. Ailette Gomoot,
Assous and the districts in the vicinity of Mas
sowah and afterward Boghos, Hatah. Barka. Allied.
Maria Mansa and Galabat-the districts annexed by
aiunznger. The Egyptian army consists OF 200 SOL
diers at Massowah and 200 at Semitic. but Colonel
Gordon has left Khartoum with 5000 men
from the Soudan and twelve cannons. by
forced marches for Semitic. King Johns let
ters to Queen Victoria, which were entrusted to
General kirkham. doubtless contained complaints
against Egypt for the annexation of Massowah vir-
tualy closing his ports he AYERS. the Red Sea-
Gordon Pacha has been empowered, indeed. to offer
the King the ports of Aith, Duroro and Tschilioky
on the Red Sea. provided he renounces all other
claims and concludes lasting peace with Egypt. In
case the King refuses Gordon is to resume the
offensive.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Sept. Isl A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHISGroN. Sept. Isl A. NJ.
Indications.
For New England, clear partly cloudy weather,
westerly winds. stationary lower temperature,
rising barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States. clear or partly
cloudy weather. westerly winds. becoming variable,
rising followed by falling barometer stationary or
lower temperature.
For the South Atlantic States. generally clear
weather. stationary or lower temperature variable
Winds stationary or higher barometer
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. clear or partly
cloudy weather, variable. followed by colder north
TO west winds, lower, followed by higher barometer
For the Upper Mississippi Valley, clearing followed
by clear of partly cloudy weather, variable, fol-
lowed by colder northwest winds, rising. preceded
in southern portions by falling barometer.
The lower Mississippi will fall slightly.
Cautonary off-shore signals continue at Cape May,
Atlantic City, Barncgat, sandy Hook, Woods Hole.
Boston and Section Eight.
Cautionary signals continue at Portland. Section
Seven, Eastport, Marquette and Duluth and are Or
dered for Chicago, Milwaukee aud Grand Haven.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
GENERAL GRANTS RECEPTION.

THE ARMY AND NAVY TO TAKE PART IN THE
RECEPTION OF GENERAL GRANT.
(DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WASHINGTON. Sept. II, 1879.
Major General Mcdowell, commanding the Mill
tary Department of the Pacific, with headquarters
in San Francisco has been ordered by the Secretary
of War to cooperate with the citizens of California
in extending welcome to General Grant who is cx-
pected arrive in that city the latter part OF this
week. Ho will fire a salute of twenty -one guns,
the number designated In army regulations for the
President of the United States. the highest
pliment the government can pay to an ex-Presdent.
this ovation being unprecedented in history.
All the troops of the army stationed at San
Francisco will form part of the official escort
The Secretary OF the Navy has issued q similar
order to the Commandint Of the Navy Yard ut Mare
Island. A salute will be fred the though the
General President, and the marines and sailors
will participate in the parade. forming part Of tho
escort. In addition the commandant has been
ordered to cooperate in every way with the Citizens
Committee. There is naval vessel at the yard
which take part in the reception proposed to be
given the General while on the steamship Toxic.
All the government flags, bunting and put
at the disposal of the Citizens Committee. and
every facility directed to bo gven in order to make
the affair worthy of the nation and fitting tribute
to the accommodated in Chief OF the Army and
Navy of tho United States.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18

ments relative to distress made by the agitators
at public meetings and in the local press.
THE BI-METALLIC CONGRESS-.
The correspondent of the Liverpool Courier
at London says:-"There is no prospect OF the
Bi-Metallic Congress, which America proposed
should be held in London, and to which the
British government Professionally assented,
meeting this year. Americas agents have
failed, SO far, to obtain the assent of some of
the leading nations" i'
AMERICAN CLOTH FOR INDIA.
The correspondent of the Standard at Black
burn says that during the past fortnight one of
the largest firms of agents in Lancashire have
taken more orders for American cloth tor India
than they received during the same period for
all the English firms which they represent.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
A GIRLS SAD STORY.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


TRENTON. n. j., Sept. II, 1879.
potter, named Hanson Bailey. committed in
default OF $4,000 bail in this city to-day the
charge OF having attempted to murder girl named
Elizabeth Howard at late hour last night by firing
apistol ut her. The girl alleges that she became
acquainted with Bailey in Burslem, Staffordshire,
England, and that in June last he per-
suaded her to come to this country, when
he would marry her. and that he swore q Bible
that he single man and would keep his
promise. They arrived IN New York July g. and
shortly aferward to this city where they began
to keep house. Two weeks ago, she says. she was
informed that he was married and had family in
England. She accused him OF It, but he denied it and
then took to drinking. She went out to work as a
domestic in hotel. whore. she says, he called
upon her and asked her to go and live with
him again. but she refused One time he attempted
to stab hor she alleges, and last night meeting her
in lonely street. lie attempted to shoot her. But
that she turned her head there would have been
fatal result The ball passed through her sacque,
and, grazing her neck tore the skn leaving scar.
The hurt. however, Is not dangerous. Bailey Is
about thrty.eight years Of age and the girl Is
twenty-one.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
THE CABUL MASSACRE.

RRPoRT OF ANOTHER EYE wITNEss-THE TROOPS
OF THE Embassy FIRE FIRST UPON THE AZ
oHANs.
tBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. II, 1879.
Indian officials telegraph further details of
the attack on the British Residency at Cabul.
1t is related by trooper who escaped that
when the mutinous troops were making an out
cry for their pay soldier shouted, 'Let us kill
the Envoy and then the Ameer" The mutt
neers then rushed upon the Embassy and stoned
some of the servants The troops composing
the escort of the Embassy fired upon the
mutineers without orders from the British Off
GERS. The mutineers then went for their
weapons. They were absent about a quarter of
an hour, during which time the British officers
might have escaped. The Residency was de-
Tended from the windows and from O trench
made on the mud root. The letter sent by the
escaped trooper was from Lieutenant Hamil-
ton, promising the mutineers six months pay.
1t was sent ut three o'clock in the after
noon, when the mutineers were already on
the roof of the Residency, which was just
being set on fire. The bearer Of the letter was
thrown from the roof and rendered insensible.
When he recovered he was brought before Gen
eral Kerim Khan, the commander of the mu-
tinous brigade, who said he was powerless
against the mutineers and ordered the trooper
to be imprisoned On revisiting the Residency
where the escaped trooper saw the bodies of
Lieutenant Hamilton and Mr.. Jenkyns, they
were stripped and cut to pieces.
MORE ARRIVALS FROM CABUL.
A despatch from Sima, September II, says
a sergeant with some more OF the escort of the
British Resideney have arrived ut Ali KheyL
The military authorities have received informa-
ton tending to show that the frontier tribes
have partially interrupted communication be-
tween the Khyber Pass and Cabul. The mill
tary correspondent Of the Times says that
Khushi, which is about forty miles from Cabul,
and which will be occupied by the British in d
few days, is to be converted INTO q rallying
point for all the chiefs who may elect to Join
the English. The Nc,cs' Lahore correspondent
says the Governor Of Jelalabad is organizing
resistance to the British strong force of
Afghans have been sent to Kushi to check the
British cavalry advance in that direction.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
THE ORIGIN OF THE DISPUTE BETWEEN EGYPT

THE ORIGIN OF THE DISPUTE BETWEEN EGYPT
AND KING JOHN OF ETHIoPIA--wERNER
MUNzrNaER's ANNEXATION OF RED SEA
PORTS.
After the death Of King Theodore tho Emir Kasa
supported by the English. and solemnly crowned
on the 2ist of January, 1872. at Axum. as Emperor
Of Abyssna. under the title of John Of Ethiopia.
without the power and talent of Theodore he was
never able to compel the homage of the princes and
lands which he supposed to rule.
General Kirkham was selected to advise and
guide the King. This officer had served in China,
and his bravery and forttude for him the high
est distinctions during the Chinese rebellion of 1863
At Quinsan, where heavy battle took place. Gen.
eral Kirkham who was then Adjutant General OF
the native troops. severely wounded. His iron
constitution prevailed over dangerous fracture of
tho skull. He often wounded thereafter and
was shot through the chest SO eminent were
his services there that he received the highest honor
of the Empire the "Blue Button" and his character
became the admiration OF his brother officers
throughout his brilliant career. He then went TO
Abyssinia, and, rs we learn from the cable dcs-
patches he has been poisoned probably by Egyptian
instigation. King John has always been quar-
rclling with the Khedive, who sought
to extend his territory to tho south.
Werner Munzingcr. the German traveller, who
had been appointed by the Khedive as the governor
of Massowah. annexed in the summer of 1872 some
mountain districts which King John claimed as
belonging to Abyssnia. M. Mayoussier, On old
traveller and resident in Abyssinia who has
recently returned TO Alexandria from Massowah
states that peace between King John and
the Egyptian government was never signed
and st the present moment Rasalieuia and
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Charles e. Lewis. NJ p, of London, and ex-Con-
gresham William Ii. Upson. of Ohio, are at the
windsor. Ex-Governor Alexander II. Rice. of Massa-
chusetts; General A. 5. Badger, of New Orleans;
colonel J. q. Audenried, of General Shermans staff.
anu ex-Mayors D. Belden and j. j. Grouse. of Syra-
euse, are at the tifth Avenue. Solicitor General
samuel r. Phillips, of Washington. and George IL.
Malrous' president of the New York. New Haven and
A"i'ioru hailroad company are at the Park Avenue.
With WHAT CGMPLACENCY MUST THE LADY
rho uses DLENNS SULPHUR soar glance her mirror
aere she sees reflected complexion devoid OF bemshi
ms rms peetess purihv may be relied upon remedy all
ski Irr,atlons sod by all druggists See that . n
out which none genuine
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FREIGHT ALLOTMENT.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Sept. II. 1

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Sept. II. 1879.
In the meeting of managers Of Southwestern
roads to-day the division ratified aud the ques-
ton of allotment of freights referred to Mr..
wheeler, of tho Northwestern. and Commissioner
Fink The terms of the agreement permit any mem-
Der of the pool to withdraw upon giving forty days
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenyfour hours. in com
parison with the corresponding date of last year
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's phar-
macy, HERALD Building. No. 2Is Broadway
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ABYSSINIA AND EGYPT.

THREATENED WAR ABOUT KING JOHNS LOST
DIsTRICTs-DEATH OF GENERAL KIRKHAM,
BEARING DISPATCHES TO QUEEN VICTORIA
COLONEL GORDON READY TO ATTACK.
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. II, 1879.
King John, Of Abyssinia, writes to the mer
camille firm representing him in London stating
that he has written to Queen Victoria, COM
planning that tho outlets of his territory are
closed by the Egyptians. He says that General
Kirkham, the English General in his service,
was poisoned at Massowah, while on his way
to England with letters to the Queen.
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