The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-26
By Gable.
ARRIVED OUT.

LONDON, June %.
The steamships Nevada and Australia
from New York.
TIE SILVER MARKET.
Yesterday brokers declined to quote bar
silver, the market for which is flat and the
price not better than 5Osd.
Matthew Noble, well known English
sculptor, is dead.
Kianul Pachu, eX-president of the coun.
Gil of ministers at Constantnople, is dead
BRENT, THE FoRGER.
II is learned that Charles Brent, the
Louisville forger. who was released June
10, has voluntarily signed release of the
money taken from him on his arrest, and
he will probably return to America.
AUSTRIA CHECKING THE sLAv AGITATION.
A special dispatch from Berlin to the
h. Daily Telegraph says that Austria purposes
declaring her provinces adjoining Servia
and Herzegovina in state of siege, in
order to check the growing slav agitation.
REFUGEES DETAINED.
A spectal dispatch from Vienna to the
Daily News say that 10000 refugees will
be interned in Crotia to prevent their in
tercourse with the insurgents. The same
dispatch says the Cretan assembly have
sent memorial to Constantinople, asking
that Christian native be appointed gov
ernor, and requesting other reforms.
MORE TROUBLE IN sERvIA.
a Berlin dispatch to the Morning Post
reports that Prince Milan of Servia is in a
serious difficulty. The influence OF Prince
Karageorgevich, the pretender to the
throne, is being used to sway popular SEN
timeht, which already is decidedly in favor
Of war with Turkey. Karageorgevichs
popularity is reported to be increasing, and
i, is said the Servian government appre-
hends disturbances among the people.
THE EASTERN QUESTION BY NO MEANS
sEIlLED.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
says the eastern question has been revived
through a number of alarming rumors,
which only mention to show that it
would be great mistake to fancy that the
question is approaching a solution. The
Russian telegraphic agency announces that
conformably with the desire of England
and their own firm resolution, the other
powers have instructed their naval COM
manders to respect the articles of the
treaties relative to the passage Of the OAR
danelles
CENTENNIAL DINNER IN LONDON.
The American residents of London are
to celebrate the coming Fourth
of July by dinner. A majority of the
English notabilities who were invited have
declined. Dean Stanley in reply to an in
vitation, has written letter saying the re-
cent death of his wife prevents his partici-
pating in any public affair of the like ma
ture. lie expresses his warm sympathy
and says if on the Fourth of July any
Americans here desire to view Westmin-
ster Abbey he will be happy to conduct
them through it and point out the graves
OF some of their dead. John Bright In re-
sponse to an invitation says he deeply re-
grets that the state of his health will pre-
vent his attendance.
THE REFORMS.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June %.
1t is expected that the decisions will be
reached almost Immediately respecting the
reforms.
FALSE RUMoRs FROM ooNsTANTINomE.
There Is no foundation whatever for the
rumors published in the French
papers yesterday of revolution here.
Complete tranquility prevails.
NIosIo REvIoTuALED.
Intelligence has been received here that
The Turkish general Muhkter Pacha has
entered Nicsic unoppoaed with another
convoy of provisions. A proclamation has
been issued by the grand yizier urging con-
cord between the christian and mahomedan
populations of Bulgaria.
GOOD NEWS TO BoNDHoLDRRs.
The government 10 engaged in devising
measures to assure payment of the interest |
IN the public debt, 10 conformity with The
iecree of last October. A convention with |
he imperial Ottoman bank, which will
collect the revenues affected by tine ar