The New York herald., 1876-08-01
ENGLAND.

IN Observation-Disclosures TO BE PRO-
RoGUKD AT AN EARLY DAY.
LONDON July 81, 1876
In the House OF Commons this afternoon Mr.. Dis
raei stated that the Grand vizer of Turkey had in
formed Hon. H g. Elliot the British Minister that the
statement the Porte intended settle Circassians
in the provinces bordering Greece unfounded.
Mr.. Disraeli announced that the government would
withdraw the Prison and University bills, and says
that he hoped to prorogue Parliament within
able tima
PARLIAMENT TO BE PRoRoaUED ABOUT AUGUST
16-THK LORD LIEUTENANcY OF IRELAND.
MANCHESTER, July 81, 1870
Tho Guardian says:sslt is understood that accord
ing to present arrangements Parliament will be pro-
rogued on the 10th OF August"
Tho Guardian also says-'Tt is understood that the
Duke marlborough has refused tho Lord Lieutenancy
OF Ireland and 1t Is rumored that Baron Wharncllne
has accepted it."
RELATIONS WITH DAHoMEY-A BLOCKADE DE-
cLARED.
LONDON, July 81, 1870
In the House Of Commons this afternoon Mr.. James
Lowhcr one Of tho under secretaries Tor the Colonial
Department, in reply to question by Mr.. Wilmot,
said that he unaware Of any intention the part
Of the British government to attack Dahomey.
The blockade Of the ports Of Dahomey was declared
on the LIST Of July.
THE BISHOP OF MEATH COMMITS SUICIDE
WHILE SUFFERING FROM DELIRIUM.
LONDON. July 81, 1874
The Times this morning says
ssThe Right Hon and Most Rev. Samuel Butcher, d.
D., p. c., Bishop Of Meath, who has been suffering
from congestion OF the lungs and bronchitis became
Saturday morning. Upon returning they found the
door locked When the door was burst open the
Bishop was found ON the floor In pool OF blood With
a razor beside him. A slip OF paper which was
written the single word ''Mad" lay upon table. The
Bishop was speeches. when found and expired shortly
aftcrward
THE ExTRADrTIoN DISCUSSION TO CONE Up
BEFORE PRoRooATIoN.
LONDON, July 81, 1875.
In the House of Commons this evening, Mr. Disraeli,
in reply to question, stated that the discussion on
ex.radtion impossible this week, owing to the
pressure OF business. but the prorogation would not
take place without Its being brought forward
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GRAIN TRADE-CRoP
PROSPECTS sATIsFAcToRY-PRKsKNr STATE OF
TRADE DIscoURAGINo.
LONDON, July 81 1870
The Mark Lane Erpress this evening, IN its regular
weekly review OF the British trade, says crop
prospects both homo and abroad satisfactory.
Wheat cutting will be general during the second week
IN August Cereals Scotland and Ireland matur
ing almost rapidly. The present state Of trade II
no doubt discouraging Should adverse weather pre-
vail during the harvest thorc will be considerable al
tcration Of opinion concerning the future course Of
prices The nrmncss at Liverpool and Lon
don after tho recent rains is suIl-
cient proof OF this. The local wheat mar.
ket has shown more activity during the
week-a further decline of q shilling per quarter
tempting milers to operate somewhat less sparingly
Flour has been 80 inanmate lately that many milers
arc working short hours Oats have declined under
heavy supplies Indian corn seems proof against any
Decline the consumption absorbing the large
imports Grain a1oat Is steady. The cargoes Oh the
coast having dwndled, holders have shown firm.
mesa In some a slight recovery has occurred