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CABLE NOTES.

The Standards Paris despatch says the grape crop
of France is bad in quality and deficient In guam
tity.
Canada have issued n special report ON the
proposals for fusion with tho Grand Trunk
Railway. which will be submitted at
tho meeting of the shareholders on the
81 of October The report states that the policy Of
the Great Western has always been peaceful. and
that of tho Grand Trunk Company aggressive. The
inability of the Great Western Company to pay
dividends is attributed to the persistent COM
petition of the Grand Trunk road. The directors
Of tho Great Western Company insist ON
division of all competitive traffic, aud maintain
that Sir Henry Tyler's amaIgamation proposals arc
illegal, no such arrangement would DO binding
without the sanction OF the Canadian Legislature,
The Great Western Company is willing to on ter into
any arrangement which will put an end to the COM
petition. but not on the terms proposed by Sir
Henry Tylsr.
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Yakoob Orders the Execution Of the
Leading Afghan Rebel.
ZULU CHIEFS IN COUNCIL.
Bismarck Enters the Austrian Capital Like
Conquerng Prince.
BURNING OF KIEv.
rsY cAaIE TO THE HERALD.1

LONDON, Sept. %, 1879.
The United States steamer Enterprise arrived
at Gibraltar on the Goth inst.
The strike of the colliers in Staffordshire has
been ended by the masters yielding to their de-
mands.
An imperial decree summons the members of
the Reichsrath to meet at Vienna on the 7th Of
October.
The French Minister of Justice has ordered
proceedings against Judge of Toulouse for
proposing the health Of the King at legitimist
banquet. 8a n4
A telegram from Rome announces that Mgr
Leray, who has been appointed Bishop ia parti-
bus, is destined to succeed Archbishop Perch6
at New Orleans.
despatch from Sydney, N. s. w., says that
His Excellency Lord Augustus LOTUS opened
the Industrial Exhibition to-day. Great enthu-
siasm prevailed.
The Times Paris despatch says M. Wadding-
toms conference with Lord Salisbury on the
Greek and Egyptian questions is believed to
have proved very satisfactory.
Hon. Fernando Wood, Of New York, had an
interview Mt Paris yesterday with NJ Leon
Say, Minister Of Finance, and discussed with
him the proposed Franco-American Treaty Of
Commerce.
The Posts Berlin correspondent telegrphs:-
Mr.. George Walker, United States Commits
sioner, is actively engaged in endeavoring to
persuade Germany to reintroduce the bi-metal-
Lie standard.
The North German Gazette, of Berlin, says -
"As the Emperor's stay ut Metz may be short
and his time fully occupied with the military
manmuvres the intention OF despatching ENJOYS
from tue neighboring countries to salute him
has been abandoned"
TURKOMANs AT MERv.
1t is announced from st. Petersburg that the
Turkestan Gazette states that one Of the chiefs
Of the Tekke-Turcomans arrived at Merv in
July last to request the assistance of the inhabi-
tants to repel the Russians. Fully half the
Turcomans of the Merv district promised their
cooperation, while the other half refused.
ALEK0 PAoHA OPPOSES THE PORTE.
The Times Vienna correspondent reports that
the state of affairs in Eastern Roumelia is begin
ming to attract the attention of the Powers
Governor Aleko Pacha has opposed the instruc-
tions of the Porte in every instance, and the ad-
vanced national party are becoming masters of
the situation.
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THE ENGLISH TURF.
AN IMPORTANT DRAFT OF LORD FALMoUTH's
RACE HORSES TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
IBy CABLE TO THE HERALD.1

RACE HORSES TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
(BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. a. 1879.
The Times says:-"From advertisements in the
Racing Calendar. it appears that very large and i'm
portant draft of Lord Famouths horses will bo
sold by auction ut Newmarket a month hence. Tho
list comprises Silvio, Kingcraft. Charibert.
skylark. Andred. Queen's Messenger. Chill
deric. Muley Edris. Hydromel. Adjutant Ring
leader. Leap Year, Pacentia and whirlwind,
Heath House. with its range of stabling at Newmar
ket. now in occupation of Matthews Dawson, Lord
Falmouths trainer is likewise advertised to be let
These facts and the reported engagement OF Archer
first jockey by the Duke of Westminster tend to
show that the "Magpie" colors, familiar to race
goers, will not be as prominent object in the
great weight for age rs OF late.
The jockey Archer has. we understand. accepted
retaining fee of fI 900 per annum to ride as first
jockey for the Duke of Westminster, and other en-
ployers Of the Russley stable, who have following
claims, will make up the sum to f2.000 The ac-
coptng Of these offers will enable Archer to ride the
Duke Of westminstcr's chestnut colt Bend Or in
next years Derby.
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PRESIDENT HAYES.
THE JOUR,


GREAT LACK OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Full CURIOSITY OF THE WESTERN BUMP
KINs THE RECEPTION AT CHICAGO.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHICAGO, Sept. %. 1870.
The public curiosity shown by crowds at nearly
every station along the route OF the Presidents Jour-
noy to-day from his home at Fremont to Chicago
accompanied, except at two or three places. by
no general enthusiasm nor signs OF display.
Not flag was spread to the breeze
not even a bugle blast resounded. Not society nor
an organization of any kind came with anybody at
its head to do the President honor At every station
there scramble of scores or hundreds of men,
women and children to get sight Of Mr.. and Mrs
Hayes and to shake the Presidents hand Just for the
sake of saying they had done so. There was no lack
of popular good WILL but there was great lack of
good manners and brilliant dispiay OF seihshness.
At Goshen, as the train was starting away. a
couple of salwarts with the horniest kind OF palms
nearly hauled the President off tho platform. Elk
hart, which was reached at four L. NJ s the dinner
station. There the President and his son, who
sisted Mrs. Hayes to descend from the steps, did
not ind block or stool to the distinguished
lady from the usual long jump, and orderly null
titude. confronting them with battery OF starcs.
lifted neither voice hat the party passed into
the dining room. The assault on the dining room
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EUROPE.


bristol HOTEL LONDON, BURLINGTON GAR.
Ddens wThs large class family hotel In the boss
situation of London Is newly established in the Cont
STYLE and furnished with possible confors
and modern Improvement. excellent cuisine and wines.
Proprietor, H. EISELE, late of Mearices'.
L,RENCu GENTLEMAN WISHES TO REPRESENT IN
II Paris good American firms. Address X, Fl Rue
Creyisc Paris
I ONGS HOTEL, BOND ST. LONDON.
llEtablishcd upward Of century. This we'll known and
nrstocrac house is situated in the of the
fashionable part of the West End Celebrated for lie
cuisine and cellar of the choicest wines.
DoTATo CROP HAVING FAILED IN UNITED KING
DOM there Is good sale for best American in
kct. NOrllARD a LOWE, Tooley ST., London.
WASHINGTON HOTEL, LIME ST. LIVERPOOL
-HHving been guest at the Washington Hotel In
company with my wife, have hesancy In saying foe
myself and wife that well pleased with it's varied
appointments aud with pleasure recommend IL fol-
low Americans."-J NJ. Lucas, United States Consul,
Burscm, StalOrdshre. self aud family much
pleased. Yours, j. X Emmet Frtzl" This magnidesnt
for American travellers reopened June By
Sir Wiiired lawson. Bart NJ p and Mr. A. NJ sullivan,
NJ y. About 2o gentlemen sat down to splendid unch-
con IN the dining room including the Hon r. Packard.
American Consul. The Washington Hotel Is immediately
facing the 81 Georges Hall aud is opposite the London
and Northwestern Railway and In close roxmity to the
other stations aud piers Visitors sending letter postal
card from America Queenstown will be welcomed by
the manager at Liverpool
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DEPUTY COLLECTOR SHOT.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. %, 1879.
Internal Revenue Collector Brayton received q
despatch from Spartanburg this evening which
stated that Special Deputy Collector and United
States Deputy Marshal A. j. Davis was shot at half
past five o'clock this afternoon by J. B. Panther.
while serving bench warrant issued in North Car
olna, but which had beon made serviceablc in this
district by Judge Bryan. Panther shot in the
leg by negro and is now in Jail at Spartansbur
Davis thigh bone was badly broken.
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEEALD.1

BALTIMORE, Sept. %, 1879
Last night Mary Morris, aged twentyone. sud-
denly disappeared while standing on one Of the
South Baltimore piers. She had been followed from
her home by her sister Belle. who declares that
she Mary turn her face toward her,
wave her hand il bidding her farewell
then plunge ont of sight. Mary was to have been
married Mt eight O'Clock last night. On the preced-
ing Friday she and her engaged qurrelled and the
next night she went to drug store and tried to buy
some laudanum. but the druggist refused to sc it.
The wedding did not take place. because the BRIDE
groom it was said. was intoxicated The police are
searching for the corpse of the missing girl but
u D to midnight IL had not been found.
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GREAT FIRE AT KIEV.

THE HoTBED OF NIHILIsM RIRED IN SEVEN
AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LOSSES AND
MANY LIVES SACRIFICED.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept %, 1870.
The TJestnik (newspaper). of Odessa, publishes
letter from Kiev describing q terrible fire
which occurred in that city on the Sd inst.
While a furious storm was raging the fire
broke out in seven different places.
The offices of the fire brigade and
the chief police station, gunpowder magazine
and four petroleum stores were simultaneously
set on fire. The whole city was wrapped in
thick black cloud OF smoke, and every now and
then the people were terrified by q series of de-
donations and loud explosions. The entire gar
rison and the firemen of the suburbs and MANY
of the inhabitants labored indefatgably to ex-
tngush the fire but despite their efforts it con.
tnued until the morning of the second day after
it broke out. The loss was enormous. Many
lives lost, including those of several chill
dren.
PERILs OF A VERY RICH AND PROSPEROUS
RUSSIAN TowN-scENE OF LATE NIHILIsT
TRIALs-ARE THE coNspIRAToRs GUILTY OF
INCENDIARIsM?
Nearly all the fearful vicissitudes of Tartar in.
vasions. civil war; fire. famine and pestilence have
swept Kew. and its ancient grandeur has
suffered serious abatement; but it still remains q
remarkable and veneraed town. The great Cathedral
of st. Sophia the palace Of the Metropolitan, the
Petcherskoi monastery the fortress Of Petchersk,
with its barracks and BAZAAR its magazine and
arsenals. and the Podole portion of tho town. with
its beautiful gardens and venerable Academy are all
counted among the masterworks of Russian cities.
Kief the scene of most of tho late nihilistic
trials 1t here that the dramatic threats Of ven-
geance heard in court; here that the voice Of
condemned prisoners found utterance against tho
government Here. too. the peasantry fully
persuaded that tho landowners were refusing to
carry out the Cars ORDERS and that they had brbed
the district authorities to assist them to deceive the
people and to withhold from them what are
now their just rights. There wore no sure
proofs of the pensantry having any
whero actually resorted to force. but appear
ances had become 80 threatening that 1t had been
considered necessary to make display of troops in
many districts in the interior. lhe clergy and tho
officials. the natural agents Of the government,
alike dscredited and despsed, and it was fore
casted that should the smouldering flame burst
forth nothing but force Of would check it, and
a civil would ensue casting completely into
the shade all recent struggles of that nature On the
other hand. says n correspondent OF the Standard,
There is noticeable readiness both at home and
abroad. to attribute great Ares to the agency OF
nihilists. but however desperate and daring these
may be in their propaganda and proceedings It is
quite unnecessary to exaggcrato their Importance
by attributing all the confagrations that occur to
their fanatcal zoa Before these revoutionsts
over known or heard of. the frequency Of fires
in this country was notorious.
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BISMARCK AT VIENNA.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF THE GERMAN
sTATEsMAN--HIs VISIT HAILED AS GUAR
ANTEE OF PEACE IN EURoPE--PGANs SUNG
DIX The PRESS.
LONDON, Sept. %, 18,
lpY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1

lDY CABLE TO THE HERALD1
LONDON, Sept. 23, 1870.
A despatch to the Times from Vienna, SAYS
Count Andrassy met Prince Bismarck ut the
railway station and accompanied him to his
hotel. crowd had been assembled there some
hours awaiting the arrival of the German Chan
cellor, and received him with cheers. The
Austrian press give Prince Bismarck n hearty
welcome, not only as great statesman, but as
u warm friend of Austria. Tho 1ymess Berlin
correspondent reports that the German news
papers without exception hail the visit rs the
surcst guarantee of European peace The semi
official No,u-German Gaseifc explains that
Austro-IIungary will find this under
standigg between the two Powers to
be the best safeguard against Panslavism /;
Germany has In 1t n rear guard against coai-
tions for revenge and Europe nm assurance of
peace. The National zcittng expresses implicit
confidence in Prince Bismarck's foreign policy
points out the prcpriety aud necessity of the
Austrian alliance and likens the occupation of
BoAnia aud Herzegovina to the annexation Of
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YAKOOB'S QUANDARY.


BRITISH, HE YIELDS TO THE LATTER AND
EXECUTES THE COMMANDER OF THE cABu1.
NUTINEERs.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. %, 1879.
A Calcutta despatch to the Times says
''The government is not satisfied regarding the
Ameers conduct. Public opinion among all
classes is strong against the Ameer for not pro-
tecting the lives Of the members of the British
Embassy, and he .has forfeited forever the re-
spect of his subjects" Nevertheless, the de-
spatch adds that the Ameer has caused the exc
cution Of the commander of the mutincers.
A Nescs despatch from Shutar-Gardan says
"A body of Mongols waylaid returning convoy
near this place. killed nine sepoys and sixteen
muleteers and carried off eighty-four mules"
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A DENIAL.
IDY CABLE TO THE HERALp.1

LONDON, Sept. -. 1879.
The Sportsman denies the correctness of the Times
statements about tho jockey. Archer. and declares
that Lord Falmouth has no idea Of abandoning the
RI.
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FAMINE IN CASHMERE.
GREAT WANT OF ENERGY IN RELIEVING popu-
LAR DIsTREss-BoAr LOADS OF FAMINE
STRICKEN PEOPLE SAID TO HAVE BEEN
DROWNED.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.


DROWNED.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. %, 1879.
"A despatch to the Times from Calcutta says:-
"The reports from Cashmere are still very
gloomy. All European eye Witnesses agree
that great corruption prevails among the
officials. The Maharajah and his Ministers
show want of energy in relieving
the distress of the people. ghastly
story has been going the rounds
of the papers that two boat loads of famine
stricken people were taken out into the lake
and drowned. The story has been contradcted,
apparently on the authority of the Durbar, but
1t obtained general crcdcncc among the people
and visitors in the valley
GRAVE SUSPICIOUS AGAINST THE MAHARAJAH
OF cAsHMERE-A HINDoo RULING CASTE AND
MAHoMEDAN POPULATION.
It IL now some months ago since public attention
was called to tho progress Of the famine in Cash
meres the most northerly neutrality-suspicious. princi-
paAity or British India. 1t is asserted that IL the
famine had been properly dealt with there
would have been no severe mortality at
ALL while one-half OF tho population of
the country, or about three quarters of million Of
persons have boen starved to death. The Maharajah
Is charged by the English papers with almost crmi.
nal negligence and supneness. The Maharajah and
the ruling caste are Hindoos and between them and
their Mussulman subjects there have never been
much love. Indeed thero Is reason 10 no.
liovo that tho politicians of tho Court
Srinuggur. rather. perhaps. than tho Maha.
rajah himself. have availod themselves of
the outbreak OF the recent famine to take easuros
which arc calculated to decimate the Mohamm mmedan
portion Of the population. The supplies forwarded
from India failed to reach "the happy valley. {"
For considerable time after the first appearance of
the famine the Maharajah remained supno. Whom
ut last he bestirrod himself his activity showed H.
self in series Of Ill directed efforts.
some OF them highly oppressive in their
nature. For one thing, he refused to relax
the restrictions emigration thus preventing the
pesssntry from going elsewhere In search of the
food which was not cbtainabis ~ home. Grain was
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