New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
FOREIGN GOSSIP.
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The Baltic Gdaette says that the Russian
Government has obi ged 10 order arrests among the
Roman Catholic clergy in the diocese OF Chelm vast
pocorelgious conspiracy had oeeh ulseo'eieu ""ons
the clergy.
Some of the Paris journals state that Queen
Isabella at Trouvile recently, in attempting 10 afford
help TO her son. Prince Alphons0 when In some danger
OF drowning was herself carried away aud would nave
been lost II OF the bathlngnen had not saVed ber
The Rayarian Government will, it is stated,
Law before the Chambers Reform bill the basis OF
universal suffrage and introducing direct mode OF
elections and bill for increasing the salaries Of Cow
ernuent officials. The necessary resources are 10 o
found by diminishing their number and simplifying 'he
administration ..
The Vienna papers assert that the suite OF
Queen Olga OF have expressed soreness at the 10
epton accorded 10 their mistress by the Russian Court
IL stated that the Queen not received In the Crimes
with the bonors due a reignng Qneen, hut only with
arch as Grand Duchess OF the Imperial House - en-
titled TO clam. The hostile position which Greece mas
lately taken up tO"aro huSsia 10 'oNo''u ~ w WV
reason OF this.
Mr.. Thomas Halliday, the President Of tho
British ANAL amated Society OF Miners In ms opening
address TO the Conference recently held at Bristol" SAID
the Society now numbered nearly 10000 members aud
through union they had obtained better aud bet
ter conditions of work. He defended the miners from
the charge OF responsibility OF causing me increa.n
price OF coal and reored upon the EMPLOYERS Dy assert
ing that the had not yet obtained TAR STARE Oh
the advanced rates
Mr.. Disraeli recently expressed his opinion
OF the Gladstone Ministry In these terms For nearly
Ave years the present Ministers have harassed every
trade worried every profession, and assaled or menaced
every class institution and species OF property in tbe
country. Occasionally they have varei this state or
civil warfare by perpetratiug job which outraged
public opinion, or by stumbling lnto mistakes winch
have been always disoredtaec. and sometimes rninons
All this they call policy, and quite proud OF
hut tho country has, think. made up It's mind Ia
close this career OF punderng and bund ring"
Sir Samuel Baker who has returned home
~
Cherif Pasha, and Nubar Pasha The viceroy, In has
opinion hundred years ahead OF the people he gov
He gives his highuess the fullest credit Tor q
sincere desire 70 suppress the slave trade aod
the appointment Of British officer ColoDei 6orooh 70
be Sir samuels successor in command OF tne e,peanoa
since will be honestly continued. SIR samueI anucf
pates great commercial results from ne Sreos o. ,ns
projected railway 10 khartoa"' Pci"aPs VIC s '"'>
growing district In the worh.
The Veaey Zeifung affrms, with regard TO
Baron Reuters negotiations at Berlin that having mes
with refusal ct she hands OF Earl Granville 70 anord
him diplomatic protection In Persia the Baron has sp
n,,oa FOR the Same favor to the German Government
ina ausc,al argument adduced In favor OF German
teo,ion 20 bis scheme that Germany, having inter-
ests OF any kind In the East would not like England
Russia expose itself msnterpretation Of ts pro-
ceedings by rival Power, but would act without tho
shadow OF suspicion. Thb argument Is not believed 70
have had any marked effect upon the German Foreign
once However, that authority has communicated on
the subject With the English and Russian Caoines ana
havinx boon informed that ts afforded
TO the Reuter- scheme would not be with any dis
remain. an open question There are two aspces from
which the pr,sct claims NORTHUMBERLAND nnsn:
yeighed fnsnciay the scheme is 20 be iosrastea 70
.esoas
Berlin h 10 also believed that the greater part OF tho
EXPIRE seed as TO Baron Reuters negotiations with tser,
pan capitalists proving entirely successful.