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to such step as unjustiiiable and unfriendly
The Porte is considering the proposals of
reforms in just the same way as during the
last twelve months" A despatch from Vienna
to the Standard says:--"Private letters from
Constantinople confirm the reports of the ex-
fremity of the distress in the financial matters
of Turkey. Even the pilgrimage to Mecca,
which has hitherto been provisi6hed at the ex-
pense of the government, is unable to get any
assistance an event which has never before oc-
Cured since the establishment Of the Ottoman
Empire" 1t is expected that the Sultan will
shortly issue hiatt ordering the immediate
commencement of internal reforms.
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RECOVERED HIS CHILD.

A DIVORCED MOTHERS ABDUCTION OF HER
soN--LoNG SEARCH AND FINAL SUCCESS OF
THE FATHER IN RECOVERING HIM-A NEW
HUSBAND GAINED AND CHILD LOST
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORWICH. Conn.,. Nov. 7, 1879.
In October of last year Mrs. ]. De Trafford Black
stone, a native of New York, visited this city and
abducted from her divorced husbands home the
only fruit of their former union, handsome curly
headed boy but three years Old Young Black
stone, who is the of ex-Mayor Black
stone, of this city. was travelling in the
West at the time. and upon receiving news of
the theft his child returned home. and has since
used various means to recover him. The affair
created much excitement ut the time, the Elack-
stone family among the oldest and wealthiest in
Eastern Connecticut The mother of the child was
a handsome actress when young Blackstone, seeing
her upon the stage in New York, became infatuated
with her and married her. The union evidently
dstasteful to each for 1t dissolved in less than
the second marriage of Mrs. Blackstone and Of her
embracing the Jewish creed.
THE CHILD RECOVERED
At halfpast four this morning MIR. j. De Trafford
Blackstone arrived from New York. accompanied by
his long lost child. He was ut once conveyed to his
residence on Washington street in close carriage.
and the child was immediately placed in charge of
nur,c, who is to Keep him constantly i'll sight.
Much difficulty experienced in discovering the
whereabouts OF the child, who, II Is said, con-
on Broadway, New York. 1t is not known whether
the mother is aware that her child has been
TAKEN as she was on her wedding tour when the boy
was found and removed yesterday.
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MEXICO.
DIAz TAKES FIRM GROUND IN THE PREsIDEN-
TIAL ELECTIoN-MINIsrER FOSTERS RECEP-

DIAZ TAKES FIRM GROUND IN THE PREsIDEN-
TIAL ELEcTIoN-MINIsTER FOSTERS RECEP-
TIoN.
CITY MEXICO Oct. 80, 1879.
President Diaz has taken firm ground against
official intrigues in the coming election. He has
caused circulars be issued directed to oil govern
ment employees throughout tho Republic, ordering
them to abstain from all participation in election
organizations under penalty Of immediate removal.
and has recommended to the members OF the Cabinet
the enforcement Of this order in each department.
Some newspapers violently censure the measure
restriction OF the rights or voters.
1t Is doubted whether the Tehuantepec Railway
will become accomplished fact. the govern
ment is not fulfilling all its agreements.
The courtesy and friendly demonstrations with
which Mr. Foster, the United States Minister. has
been received everywhere during his trip through
the country have been acknowledged by him in
cordial letter to the Mexican Minister OF Foreign
Relations, expressing his thanks and also grati-
caton that the people despite the efforts of certain
politicians and journals, manifest growing feeling
of friendship for the United States.
1t is said the Convention OF Governors OF States
held the capital decided not to select
candidate. but insisted complete change OF
Cabinet.
Congress has transacted no business Of Importance
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. 1879

WASHINGTON, Nov. z, 1872
BY direction OF the Secretary of War First Lieu
tenant f. c. Grugan, Second artillery acting signal
officer. is appointed to act inspector on certain
public horses. reported to be permanently un.
servceable. and for which First Lieutenant r. p.
Strong, Fourth artillery acting signal officer at Fort
whipplc. Virginia. is responsible. First Lieutenant
LawrenceL. Drun Ordnance Dcpartmcn is ordered to
report for duty to the commanding officer Rock Island
Arsenal. Illinois. The leave OF absence granted
First Lieutenant H. =. Chaplin, Fourth artillery has
been extended for six months. and his resignation
has been accepted by the President to take effect
February 10. $780, Leave cf absence for six months
with permission to so beyond the sea, has been
granted to FIRST Lieutenant Il. ID. Carretty, Seven.
tecnth infantry.
The court marital sentence In the case OF Second
Lieutenant Charles w. Merritt. Ninth cavalry, has
been approved by the President. The sentence is
dismissal from the service.
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A FIGHT WITH ROBBERS.

GALVESTON, Nov. Z, 1879.
special to the Neios from San Antonio says:-
On November Captain Hall, with squad of rangers
md several citizens, anticipating an attempt TO
plunder Campbels store in Atascosa county, con
cealed themselves in order to capture the robbers
During the night i've men rode up and entered the
store. Two OF them secured the clerk while the
others began plundering the store. Hall and his
party appeared and demanded the surrender of the
robbers The latter. however. fired on the rangers,
wounding one citizen. Halls men returned the fire,
killing one robber. mortally wounding another ana
slightly wounding third. The others escaped.
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u KIsrOL CITY DOCKS, ENGLAND.


foreign landed these docks Lars
and slaughter houses have been opened at Cumberland
Basin Bristol En- gland for the reception of cattle and
the United other scheduled countries
the of sheep the United cattle,
sheep aud pi rs from un scheduled countries.
The wharves and ars situated in the city and close
the markets. fitted with every convenience and
oer special advantages to the trade The airagc and
other charges are n.odsrato.
Further particulars be obtained from tho Bristol
Docks traffic manager, Bristol, England.
BY order Of the Docks Committee
y. b. GIRDI.ESTONE, Secretary.
DOCKS OFFICE BRISTOL, England, septembor "a. 1873.
T oyG,s HOTEL. BOND ST. LONDON
lIEstabshed upward of century This we'll known and
house situated in the of the
fashionable part of the West End Celebrated for its
cuisine and cellar OF tho choicest wines.
rT,O AGENTS. THE ADVERTISERS ARE IN WANT OF
L a with tion first class tailors
for orders fot woolen goods and trimniings
liberal commission would be given to suitable and infu-
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on his account draper. Address with full
tcuars L. NJ j.. of Messrs. McCabe Co.. So Con-
dut ST., Regent ST.. London. England
WASHINGTON HOTEL, LINE ST., LIVERPOOL
w Extracts from visitors book. 10 whom II may
Having been guost at the Washington Hotel in
with wife, have hestancy in saying for
myself wife that well pleased with its varied
and with pleasure recommend 1t to fell
low Amcricans."-J NJ Lucas, United States Cons sui,
Bnrsem Staf,orishire 'Self and family very much
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for American travellers rcopened June by
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American Consul The Washington Hotel is immediately
facing ST. Georges Hail. and is opposite the London
and Northwestern Railway and in close proximity to tho
other stations and piers Visitors sending letter postal
card from America Queenstown will be welcomed by
ne at Liverpool.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Colonel Robert q. Ingersoll, of Illinois. is at the
Hoffman. Congressman Hcndrick b. Wright. of
Pennsylvania is at the New York. General James s.
Negey, of Pittsburg. is at the ST. Nicholas. Baron
Friesen of Germany; ex-Congressman D. J.
Morrell and A. j. Drexcl. of Pennsylvania and
Colonel II. s. McComb. of Delaware. ut the Fifth
Avenue. Ex-Congrcssman James F. Wilson, of Iowa.
is at the Windsor. Colonel NJ j. Ludington, United
States Army, is at the Park Avenue.
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DRY WEATHER.
PORT JEWS. n. Y

PORT JEnvIs, n Y, Nov. Z, 1879.
The continuous dry weather is causing considera-
BILE alarm in this section Not more than half an
inch of rain has fallen in over two months. The
village reservoir which is fed by mountain stream.
is aarmngiy low that the president of the water
company, in order to guard against fires, has placed
powerful rotary pump III position and will en-
deavor to supply the reservoir from the Delaware
and Hudson Canal by forcing the water through
tweve-inch mains for nearly mile up forty y-foot
urada
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CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

CINcISNATI, Ohio, Nov. Z, 1879.
Joseph Krsnethal was arrested here tonight on
telegram from the New York Chief of Police, charged
with having forged his fathers and uncle's name to
checks amounting to about 81. 900. He has been in
the city about q week and says he will make IL all
right when he gets to New York.
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DETERMINED TO DIE.
fpr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

(DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. Z, 1870.
A determined suicide occurred this morning in
Montezuma, village on the Eric Canal west of Syr-
acuse George Keller, n German. cut his throat and
then fred two bullets into his brain. He lived but
al..rt Ainna-
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HAVANA, Nov. z. 1879
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the abolition of slavery which read in the Senate
at Madrid on the 5th inst 1t ofends only some
irreconcilabes among the Shareholders and liberals
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-tour hours in CON-
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EUROPE.


A VISIT TO LONDON.-MEssRs. JAY RESPECr-
IA fully request the honor of visit from ladies and
temen visiting the British metropolis to inspect variety
OF elegant silk Costumes Parisian Mantles artistic M
merry Hats and every variety in Dress specially in
fashions Of the The following extract from
American paper pleasing testimony TO the OK
adopted this house we visited during
London last the warehouse of Mesr Jay
the noted establishment of the kind in the world In
looking through its departments able
the of the distinguished
which has attended the establishment for
Messrs jay large supplies OF Costumes and Mlli
direct from the first houses in Paris and they sold
much moderate prices than ladies procure
the Continent. We take pleasure in directing tho
attention of fair this time honored etab
lishment. whore they will bc honestly and
Loyalty dear with"
BLACK SILKS
Special Agents Bonnots Black silks 2f3 245 PAT, c49.
Psi aud 253 Regent ST., London, England.
N Potatoes Potatocs!l Potatoesil!
Opening for large profits on American produce.
English crops failed.
Write j. Ii. THOMAS. Fruit Broker and Produce I'm
porter. Covent Garden Market, London
ID RISTOL HOTEL LONDON BURLINGTON GAR
Ddens W.This large first class family hotel in the best
situation of London, is newly established in the Conti
mental style and furnished with every possible comfort
and modern Improvement. excellent cuisine and Wines
Proprietor. II. EISELE. late of Meurices'.
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. =, 1870.
The Thirteenth infantry left Tor Now Orleans this
after -oon.
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THE GAME OF SPECULATION.
RISE AND FALL OF IEroIAN COLONEL SELL
LEHs-How NJ. PII1L1rPAIT TURNED ALL HE
TOUCHED TO GoLD--H1s COLLAPSE.
CnY

LONDON. Nov 7. 1879.
difficulties which marked yesterdays Paris Bourso
have not yet been surmounted. At the opening
there was much hesitation and fear of catastrophe
but later on rumors OF a quiet arrangement reas-
sured tho market. The directors of the BanQue
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TURKEYS REFORMS.
THE SULTAN ABOUT TO INITIATE REFORMS
EXTREMITY OF FINANCIAL DIsTREss--THE
PILGRIMAGE TO MECCA BREAKS DOWN.
IBY CABLE TO THE HERAI.n1
LONDON, Nov. 2

LONDON, Nov. z, 1870.
The correspondent Of the Daily Ncws mt Con-
stantinople tclcgraphs rs follows :-.'No official
communication of an intention to send the
British fleet to Turkish waters was made to the
Porte, but the Porte, hearing OF such
an intention, made inquiries and objected
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GENERAL GRANT.


HE ACCEPTS AN INVITATION TO PARrAKE OF
PIrrsBURG HOSPITALITY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PrrTsBURG Pa. Nov. 7, 1879
committee from the Grant Club. of this city.
having invited General Grant to come here. and he
having accepted elaborate preparations are Icing
made FOR his reception and he is to be feted dined
wined and goried to the top OF his bent during his
stay.
GOOD TIME PROMISED THE GENERAL IN
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov. 7. 1879.
In private telegram General Grant says he will
be in Louisville on the 10th of December Citizens
without regard to party arranging for recep-
tion.
INVITED TO WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING. Nov. Z, 1879.
At meeting Of the Ohio County Veteran Associa-
ton last evening. the president was authorized to
extend to General Grant invitation to visit this
city and be the guest Of the association during his
stay.
THE GENERAL AND THE ARMY OF THE CUMBER-
LAND REUNION
WASHINGTON. Nov 7. 1879.
The following is the text of the letter of General
Grant in reply to the invitation extended to him by
the secretary of the Army of the Cumberland to be
present at their reunion:-
PALACE HOTEL
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2l 1879.
SIR-On my return from Oregon this morning
find your invitation for me to be present at the
meeting of the Society of the Army OF the Cumber-
land on the 18th and 20th of November. l would
like specially to be present at your next
meeting to testify my profound respect
and esteem for tue worthy, patriotic
and brave old soldier. General George H. Thomas.
whose monument is to be unveiled that occasion.
but fear shall not be able to do But do not
pronounce yet positively that will not be there. l
have telegraphed to General Sherman to-day on the
same subject, saying would be able to decide when
met him in Chicago one week before your meeting.
Be assured ii am not there my desire to be will
be as great as that OF any one. Very truly yours
U. s. GRANT.
To Colonel II. G. CoRBIN. Secretary of tho Local
Executive Committee of the Society OF the Army
of the Cumberland. WnshingtOn.
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CANARIES.-WE HAVE JUST IMPORTED SOME
Of the singing brought this coun
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GOOD TINE PROMISED THE GENERAL IN
INVITED TO WEST VIRGINIA.


At a meeting Of the Ohio County Veteran Associa
ton last evening. the president was authorized to
extend to General Grant invitation to visit this
city and be the guest Of the association during his
stay
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EGYPT'S FRIENDS.

GERMANY AND AUSTRIA TAKE A HAND IN THE
ORIENTAL RUBBER-A QUIET WHIST PARTY
FOR SMALL STAKES
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Nov. z, 1879.
A despatch from Berlin to the Pail Mall Ga
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many and Austria extends to the Egyptian
question. 1t is announced that the two govern
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measures are taken for the protection of the in
terests Of the Egyptian bondholders."
National Republican., 1879-12-30
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, MD.. December


Cotton. very quiet Middling l2lSc.
Flour firm. Howard street and Western super
fine, s5@5 80; do extra So 7j@ 25 do family, 81 %
aC 25; do family 81 25d7'7j; do Rio brands, 81 5O6
775: patapsco family, IS %.
Wheat-southern quiet but firm; Western lower,
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do amber, 81 5OGl 90; No. Western winter red
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Corn-southern steady; Western dull and weak
Southern white, 62@G5c; do. yellow ,e0c; Western
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February, 6O1Z@G034c: steamer 56l4c.
Oats dull southern, 47GliSc; Western white
47@4Sc do. mixed. l5a46c; Pennsylvania i71l4sc
Rye steady at 81 90.
Hay steady, Prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland Sl7@lS per ton.
Provisions very dull Mess pork, S13 70. Bulk
meats-loose shoulders, &c; clear rib sides, &c; do
packed. 5l4q712c; bacon, shoulders, 5Ac clear rL
sides, SIC; hams, lO}3Gllc; lard, refined tierces
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GDl7c.
Perolcum-crude, nominal refined, Sc9z.
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Sugar higher and firm. A soft, 9}Sc.
Whisky quiet AT 81 ligl AZ.
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer quiet Cotton
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Recelpts-Flour, ,257 bbls; wheat 49, 800 bu; corn
10000 bui oats none; rye, 500 bu.
hipmonts-Whcnt II 800 bu; corn 75 900 bu
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