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CRISIS IN TURKEY.

THE DErosED SULTAN MuRAD WANTED BACK
AoAIN-PoPULAR DISTRESS AND DrsCoN-
TENT--ANGER AGAINST THE SULTAN.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. August / o, 1879.
The special correspondent ut Constantinoplc
Of the Cologne Ga=ets telcgraphs as follows:-
"The Sultan's private advisers are utterly NJ
fatuatod. They still believe that Turkey is
able TO oppose Europe. The discomfort of the
people throughout the Empire is growing. The
stagnation OF trade and the dreadful DEAFNESS
Of the ncccssarics Of life have embittcrcd the
people, whose anger was in the first place
directed against the Sultan, whose dethrone
ncnt has been the leading topic for weeks in
the public places of resort in STEAMBOAT and
Scutar Since the report that Murad has re-
covered his reason nine-tcnths Of the population
look to his return for remedy of the evils;
but, though it Is true that be has recovered his
reason, he has contracted habits of drunkenness.
Persons who are well acquainted with the feel
ing OF the people consider that If the difficulties
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THE WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA.
HAS THE UNITED STATES OFFERED ITS MEDI-
ATfON2
liquor in nearly all cas-


ALTON?
From the Callao (South Pacihcl Times July 23.l
Colonel Fisher among the passengers who
rived here by the Lima Saturday. This gentleman
is special messenger from Washington to this coun-
try and to Chile, and bearer OF dispatches TO both
these governments, Offering the mediation of the
United States government in the present unnatural
quarrel in which they engaged. We sincerely
hope the mission of Colonel Fisher will not be
attended with success, for there can BIO no denying
the sincerity OF purpose which prompts the great Re
public to action; not that the same might not be
said of European governments, whose intervention
would not be less earnest less sincere. but the
interference of the United States will perhaps be
more acceptable. and the presumption may be more
generally and perhaps more justly entertained. that
it is better interested nations. those nations
whose subjects have millions invested in these
countries. should not be arbitrators. Beyond what
record there is little to communicate and moth
ing that encourages the immediate prospects of the
re-establishment of peace IL except perhaps, the
visit to this country of Colonel Fisher from the
United States government the special bearer of
dispatches the belligerents offering the good
vices of the North American Republic to intervene in
the present contest with the view to put stop to it,
He arrived here from Panama the morning of the
18th inst and having performed his mission, as far
this country is concerned, proceeded the same
evening to Chile. We aIlude to this gentlemans
repeat that should be delight to ind the efforts
of the United States crowned with success. The
expensive one which neither party can afford,
and 1T must terminate or wear itself out. There is
why it should not be terminated
through the medium of friendly interference with
out the sacrifice of honor either side.
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THE GREEK FRONTIER.
by CABLE TO THE uERALD.1

PLENIPOTENTIARIEs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN THESsALY AND EPIRUS.
[BY CABLE To THE HERALD
LONDON, August 16, 1879.
The Porte has ut last appointed plenipoten-
tiaries to negotiate on the question 4elative to
the Greek frontier. On the other hand it is be-
lievcd in Constantinople that the Porte has
finally expressed "a willingness to cedc to Greece
the district of Larissa in lieu Of Janina. This
will not satisfy the Greek demands, however.
The British Chancellor of the Exchequer yester-
day confirmed the report Of the existence Of
considerable excitement on the frontier of Epi-
rus and Thessaly, and stated that both Greece
and Turkey, in consequence thereof, have con-
sidered it necessary to strengthen their forces
in that quarter. The British Government, how
ever, had not considered it necessary to take
notice OF the matter. ht
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman William W. Grape. of Massachusetts,:
John JAY Knox, Comptroller of the Currency. and
H. C. Potter. General Manager of the Flint and Pere
Marquette Railway, are at the Windsor. Senator
Jerome Is. Chaffee. of Colorado. and exCongressman
i. d. Standford. OF Kentucky. al the Fifth
Avenue. Paymaster A. ). Kenny ana Lieutenant
George A. Morris. United States Navy. at the
Albemarle. Professor Hiram Corson, of Ithaca, is
at the st. Denis. General John c. Robinson, OF
Binghamton. NJ Y, is at the Coleman. Paymaster
Arthur Burtis, United States Navy, is at the Gisey
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CUTICURA
REMEDIES

infalliby all Skin and Scalp Diseases Scay
tons. lettings and Irritations
The testimonials of permanent skin scalp
diseases which been tho torture lifetime
CUucuRA REMEDIES wonderful than any
fore performed by methods remedies known
medical profession.
CuTIcrRA RksoLvESr.a powerful blood purifier. Is the
only purifying which finds its into the circu.
latng fluid and thence through the oil and glands
to the surface % the skin thus destroying the
elements with which these vessels have daily
CUrcuRA the great skn applied ally
all unnatural morbid which the
OF the diseased glands and tubes with scaly itching
irritating humors speedily IL removes them, leaving the
open, healthy and free from diseased particles
matter.
Thus internally and externally do these great remedies
act in conjunction performing that have
the noted physicians OF the dny.
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MONTREAL. August Is. 1879.

MONTREAL. August Is. 1879.
Mr. Angus. the general manager Of the Bank Of
Montreal has resigned his position. The fact has
caused great excitement and immediate fall in
the stock to-day. 1t is believed that Mr.. Smithers
the agent of the bank in New York, will be his
successor.
Mr.. Angus object in resigning il to accept posi-
ton in connection with the st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Manitoba Railway. in which he is heavily in
terested 1t is generally understood that Mr. George
Stephen the president of the bank, will resign
in order to devote time to the railway,
which he is also largely interested.
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are further tcmporized with there will be
crisis"
The Porte has rejected the demand of Servia
for indemniication for the losses caused by the
recent invasion Of the Servian frontier The
Turkish troops who recently encroached upon
Bulgarian territory have been withdrawn.
The Times Constantinope correspondent says
there are indications that the Sultan repents of
the appointment of Aariii Pacha rs Premier,
and may again take up Khcredlin Pacha's re-
iected PROGRAMME.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL LIVERPOOL.
w This magnificent for American travellers was
reopened on June z by SIR WILFRED LAWSON, Bart.
NJ F.. and Mr.. A. NJ. SULLIVAN, NJ L. About l2O gentle
TO splendid luncheon in tho dining room.
including the Hon j. X Packard american Consu, who.
rising speak, received with applause, and said
Americans claimed know something about keep
They lad hotels above the clouds and
the mountain tops they had hotels in the mountain
they had hotel palaces floating the waters,
and they had hotels wheels aughte and representing
and the American travelling public he
give certificate that the Washing
Hotel very deserving of his country The Wash
ugton Hotel is Immediately Facing the ST Georges Hall,
and is opposite the London and Northw stern Railway.
and in proximity the other stations and piers
Visitors sending letter postal card from America
Queeusto Will be wec onied by tho Liver
pool
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a branch of the Yukon. was killed by Indians last
September. and a number of a'=surbances have oc-
Cured among the Indians, which are attributed TO
liquor in nearly all cases.
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COUNT ANDRASSY'S RETIREMENT.
THE AUSTRIAN MINISTER MERELY SEEKS RE-
MINISTRY.

posE--PARTIEs REPRESENTED IN THE NEW
MINISTRY
BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, August Is, 1870.
Vienna despatch to the Times confirms the
statement that the Emperor Francis Joseph,
when at Ischl, granted Count Andrassy's peti-
ton for permission to retire from the Premier
ship, reserving, however, the formal acceptance
of his resignation until successor should be
appointed. No question of foreign domestic
policy has determined Count Andrassy's rcsig-
nation. He is actuated solely by desire for
rep0se.
A Pesth despatch to the Standard says Count
Andrassy now greatly regrets the Emperor's
acceptance of his resignation, as he really
wished to remain in Office.
THE NEW AUSTRIAN MINISTRY.
A despatch from Vienna to the Standard
says:-"The new Austrian Ministry is coali-
ton in which every party is represented except
the once powerful German Consttutionalists
Baron julius Won Horst, Minister Of Justice and
Public Worship, is protectionist, and Herr
Falkcnhayn, Minister OF Agriculture, clerical.
The presence of the latter in the Ministry is
considered rs an indication that Count An
drassy, the Austro-IIungarian Premier will
leave his office forever, not even accepting the
Hungarian Premiership"
The Daily Telegraphs Vienna correspondent reports
that the appointment of Count Karolys to succeed
Count Andrassy is seriously and persistontly men,
toned. ul
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SIERRA LEONE.

AN ENGLISH FORCE DESPATCHED TO SIERRA
LEONE AGAINST THE NATIyEs-A BRITISH
CUSTOM HOUSE ATTACKED. t4
BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, August 10, 1870.
The Standard announces that in consequence
of threat by the natives the Searches to de-
stroy the British Custom House at Kinkonkeh
the corvette Tcnedos, with 300 men, homeward
bound from Cape Colony, was ordered to Sierra
Leone from Ascension on the 18th of July. The
Dido has already arrived off the West Coast of
Africa. Including three gun vessels the British
force on the coast will amount to 600 men.
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tlitilt, ~ DEAD
The news OF Nellie Grants death will bring
sorrow to thousands who remember how,
passed down the steps Of the White
House with a bridal wreath upon her
head and husband by her side. She was then
scarcely nineteen years old. She was born on
the Fourth OF July, 1855 She was simply and
quietly reared by her parents, aud had
grown to be the good fairy of their house
hold Her modesty had endeared her
to all those who visited her fathers house.
Her charity to the poor had been proverbial.
And therefore it was with much tho same feel
ings that they would have witnessed the mar
riage of their own daughter that all Washington
arose that beautiful summer morning, in
May, 1874, to see her place her hand in that of
Sartoris. The scene will be remembered by
many who witnessed the interesting cere-
monies. Following eight bridesmaids dressed
i'll white, the President, his wife and his two
younger sons, the bride entered with appraised
head and intent look She never looked better;
her bright, innocent face looking chldlikc in
its youth, as flush and pallor passed alternately
over it. The bride left afterward for Europe.
several times since they have visited America
and made their old ties of friendship tirmer.
In 1875 child was born to them. The news
of their daughters death will cause the deepest
grief not only to the ex-Presidcnt and Mrs.
Grant but to all who were acquainted with the
family.
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SALT RHEuM FOR THIRTY YEARS

tho head. proatcr OF the body. cured
Messrs. WkExS n PorrER:-tifSrLRMES-I have been u
great sufferer with salt rheum for thirty years
ing Ia head and face and extending the greater
part Of my body have taken gallons OF medicines for
the blood of different kinds and tried good physicians all
which did good. and came to the conclu sion
that could not be cured: But friend called my
tion article in tue Union diseases aud got
n of CuricrRA. The first application was a great
the third took the scales all OF. and felt like
new man. have used three 90 cent boxes and skin
is smooth. and consider myself entirely cured: Hoping
that this be by afflicted have been
df Is earnest wish And cbccrfnlly
ommend IL TO all persons aniict ted with like Diseases
Yours truly. H. WILSON LORD.
AGAwAN. Mass. Sept. q. 1873.
The CurcuRA should be used for cleansi all dis
eased snaees most are Injurious 70 the skin
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CABLE NOTES.

The Treaty OF Commerce between Spain and Peru
has been signed at Paris
Tho Paris correspondent Of the Daily Telegraph do
mics that NJ. Littre is worse. and says ho is as well
o. usual.
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land which form a fitting supplement to the In
termediate Education act
In bidding you farewell pray that the bless
ing of Providence may rest on your labors.
A very small assemblage listened 10 Her
Maesty's Speech
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in COM
parson with the corresponding date of last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD Building, No. 2lS Broadway
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BANK OF MONTREAL.

Averago temperature yesterday. 70
Average temperature for corresponding date
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treatment only safe reliable ~ pract
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DEATH OF MRS. sARTORIs.
NELLIE wRENsHALL GRANT, THE ONLY DAuGH-
TER OF EX-PREsIDENT GRANT.
BY CABLE TO TIE HERALD.
LONDON. August TO, 1919.

Mrs. Nellie Sartoris daughter OF cx-President
Grant is dead.
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Prepared by WEEKS & POTTER Chemists and Drug.
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NORTH WITH THE UTMOST HASTE
SAN Francisco. Cal. August Is. 1879.
Among the passengers by the steamer st. Paul
from ounalaska were Colonel II. G.. Otis and Captain
J. IL. Moulton. of the United States Treasury De-
partment. who have been making a tour of tho
Seal Islands In the interest OF the de-
partment. They report that the revenue cutter
Richard Rush had been through Bchring Straits,
within 36i miles of wrangel Land. and within
seventy-hve miles of East Cape near which
Professor Nordcnskjold is supposed to be frozen
in. Her officers report the sea to the north
ward clear rs tar as Is visible. with signs
has been unusually favorable for exploration.
Tho winter was warm and the ice broke up
early. Lieutenant DE Long. of the Jeanette hopes
70 reach wrangle Land before the ice closes again
tion to his reaching there early enough,
as the way up the Jeannettce will visit
coast in the vicinity of East Cape in search OF
tidings from Professor Nordcnskjold The report Of
his escape is not credited at the North. No news
that effect has been received at Ounolaska or st.
Michaels. and those board the Richard Rush could
obtain information concerning him.
The Treasury agents report great deal of Illicit
trade in firearms. ammunition. rum. &C.. between
San Francisco aud Honolulu. and a schooner has
been seized on st. Paul Island with contraband
goods ON board
Mrs. Bean, wife Of trader on the Tsnanak River