The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-16
By Cal IL.
ARRIVED.


LARNE, July Is.
The steamship State of Louisiana from
New York.
INsURREoTIoN.
RANaooN, July 10.
1t is reported that an instruction has be-
gun IN the neighborhood of the town of
Bhamo in Burmah.
THE CARLIsTs.
MADRID, July 10.
The official Gazette announces that the
Carlist General Dorregary has entered
Catalonia by way of the Tremp Valley.
He is pursued by the Alfonsist Generals
Weyler and Campos.
A VISITING MONARCH.
LONDON, July 10.
The sultan of Zanzibar, who has been on
visit to this country for several weeks,
will leave here to-day for the continent.
TIE CUBAN WAR NEGoTIATIoN-A HUMBuG.
Careful inquiries in proper quarters here
and ON the continent fail thus far to obtain
a confirmation of the New York rumor re-
garding cooperation between England,
Germany and the United States in negotia-
tions for the termination of the war in
Cuba, and securing the independence of
of the Spanish colonies in the West Indies.
RAINS IN ENGLAND.
Dispatches from all parts of the country
bring intelligence of very heavy rain
storms. The central news association pub
fish dispatch announcing that an immense
drain in Cindcrford valley, Worcestershire,
has burst, renewing the danger in the
forest of Dean, which 1t was previously
thought was averted. No loss of life is
reported, nor has the damage to property
been estimated.
THE AMERICAN TEAM.
Ii is still uncertain whether the Ameri-
can rihemen will shoot at Wimbledon.
The majority of them are in favor of doing
so, but n strong minority dislike the teams
proposed. Col. GildGsleeve, captain of
the American rlflemen, will confer on the
subject with MIR. Milemay, secretary of
the council of the national rifle association,
and a decision will be reached tonight
but ii is believed that Bodine and Yale of
the American team will refuse to shoot UNI
der the present proposition, whatever the
others may determine upon.
THE FLOOD IN WALES
The heavy rains have caused much dam
age in Wales. The river Ogmar, county
of Glamorgan, has OVERLOADED its banks,
inundatng the town of Brigend. One life
was lost, and much live stock drowned.
Great damage has also been done to prop
erty. The water in reserve pond tor sup
plying the Monmouthshre canal at Carnar-
Won, burst through its banks and thirteen
persons were drowned by the flood There
is flood in the Sherwell valley, near the
town of Banbury, county of Oxford, Eng
land, and the water is still rising. The
crops, especially hay, have suffered severe
ly.
THE RlFLEMEN.
Colonel Gildersleevc has written letter
to Mr.. Nlildmay, secretary of council, say
ing that he accepts the cup offered by the
British riflemen for competition by the
Americans, and will invite the members of
that this arrangement is independent of the
team organization, and it is possible that
some of the members may decline to enter
the contest.
FLOODS IN ENGLAND.
Much damage has been done in Devon
shire by the rain storms. The rivers and
streams are swollen, and at a number of
places there are foundations. by the burst
ing of the Monmouthshire reservoir fac
tory and number of buildings were entire
ly swept away. The river Ebb has over
flowed, and boats are plying in the main
street of Monmouth. Similar reports OF
nundations come from Ross and Wexford,
county of Hereford, and Caerlon, county
of Monmouth. Fears are entertained for
the safety of the foundations of the Ross,
Monmouth and Wye Valley railway. Al
eight o'clock tonight the waterin the over.
flowed streams was still rising. The river
Prone, which passes through Bristol, has
risen nine feet above Its ordinary level, and
the lower portions of that city are flooded
Thousands of acres of land lying between
the Prone and Severen rivers are also un
der water.
PRINCE OF WALES.
In the House of Commons this. afternoor
Henry Fawcett offered n motion declaring
that It was inexpedient for the Indian gov
eminent to pay any part of the expenses
of the Prince of Wales eastern tour. Dis
raell opposed the motion because thu
Prince would be the guest of the viceroy
of lndra. Gladstone supported Disraeli
The motion was finally rejected. the vote
being &c yeas, $40 nays.
Lambert Brothers and Scott, coal mer
chants, IS Grace church street, failed; liza
bilties 100000.
VICTORIA THEATER.
A prominent business man has Dough
Victoria Theatre and intends to fit 1t W
for religious work.
TIE BONAPARTIsT5.
PARIS, July 10.
In the National Assembly to-day M. Go
vary, the reporter of the committee upol
the election in the department of Nevers
delivered a speech of three hours duration
which was attentively listened to. ii
dwclt upon the necessity of arresting tn
progress of Bonapartism. He also attacke,