The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-14

MADRID, Aug. t2.
The heat is fearful exc eeding any recol-
lection since 1900. The city is deserted,
Forty field laborers died near Seville
The vines in Andalusia are scorching aud
failing.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE MoNTENEGRrNs.
RAGusA, Aug. 12
The prince Of Montenegro has delayed
his march towards Sienlza, the point OF
juno ion of the Servians, for the purpos,
of operating against Dj aledin, and pre-
venting relief to Moukh an Pasha. Egh
thousand Turks landed at Antivara Thur
doy last, gong to Padgori'za.
NEW SENATOR.
VERSAILLES Aug. 10.
M. Dufaure was 81 cted to-day lite sens
tor vice Casimir Periar, deceased, by l6l
votes. Two hundr, and s,ven'y-four sci
ators voted. Cheral,ng, legitimst, OBJ
tain ed 1903 votes.
FROM FRANCE-THE MUNICIPAL BILL.
VERSAILLES, Aug ~
The unexpected passage of the munich
pal bill gives general satisfaction as remov.
ing what threatened to be the occasion of a
serious conflict between the powers Of thu
ate. After it's passage by the senate the
bill was returned to the chamber of depu-
ties, when Jules Ferry read report pro
posing its adoption as amended, and sale
as an act of concord and Cancellation such
a course would do honor TO tie chamber.
All the clauses were then passed without
discussion.
ENGLAND AND FUGITIVE SLAVES.
LoND N, Aug. l2.
The admiralty has issued new crcua,
respecting fugitive slaves. II instructs the
officers of the navy:
1. Whenever fugitive is taken under
The protection of the flag, no d. mapd shal
be entertained for his surrender on The
ground Of slavery.
2 Officers are left to their own discre-
tion regarding the circumstances under
which they ought to receive fugitive
slave.
3. Whenever within territorial waters
anyone claims to he held in slavery contra
ny to the treaties of Great Britain, ht
should be protected until the nearest Brit.
ish consul investigates and decides the
question.
DIsRAELI AND THE ENGLISH CABINET.
LONDON, Aug. ~.
Although Disraeli is to be elevated to thu
peerage, he will remain prime minister.
Sir Stafford Northcote will become leader
of the house of commons. 1t is the genera
impression that the conservatives are weak
ened by the change. Mr.. Dsraeli is phys
lcally unable to sustain the labor of tb'
leadership OF the house. 1t is rumored tina
other cabinet changes will be made aftel
he propagation, namely: Sir Charles B
Adderly, president Of the board of trade,
and Lord John Manners, postmaster gel
eral, are to be offered peerages. VIM. II
Smith, liberal conser vative member fo
Westminster and one of the JOINT secrt
tares of the treasury, is TO replace 81
Charles Adderly, and some suhordna t
| member, of the government TO rephc
Lord John Manners. The Daily News say
For more than one session it has been msn
ifest the task of lie ,diug the house of con
mons was growing to burdensome for ID
prime MINIS er, who never spared hmse
when public duty demanded his time are
energies. His accession 10 the p rage j.
not so much promo ion IS devel1i MI Il
or r4ihsr crown If his career. The p lit
raj cons, quences of tie CT age MY 10 3
once unfold themselves Di,iaeli with
drew from the house at the close OF 'b'
session in which he been the center l.
strong personal q is US n. Tut "a no
be 60 .bted h i Ii 8 removal wa co n
plated bel, re- these G.s u>'i los c uld t.
tureseen. Tue transfer OF leadership is b
event far too important TO 81 nd aloL, .
Before long fur her changes must tai
| place to bring the relationships OF NM
,ers to one another Tito harmony With III
| Jew state of things.
FRENCH DELEGATION,
PARIS, Aug H.
A delegation of French wolkmep, select.
ell by the COVE nnent 70 visit the csntel
MIA exhibition, embarked for Pniadelph
Saturday.
| COMMUNISTS RELEASED.
President M Mahon has liberated lGi
persons imprisoned for p rli ipuion in tbs
outrages during the commune uouble.
| wAGNERs TRIUMPH.
BAYREurn, Aug. ID.
| Four thousand strangers h Ave a ived i
the city to participate IN the pleasures q
The Wagner IN steal festival, There ar
b1utsx y CORES. opd,ns of Am lean
German and other Lewspt pers present.
| sRRvIAN INTmGuEs.
| BRlGaADE, Aug IL.
1t lis rumored that Pri ce Milan e Al,
rival has been the signal for Ill kinds of in
trigues. The conserv tvs r ITO ted
he agtatipg the overthrow of the n inistry
Ter success is thought YER probable j
Pr nee Milan remains in Belgrade fe'
da, longer.
THE TURKISH SIDE.
| LONDON, A g 10.
The Otton an emba Q j. ,ity off
ca ly denies h u imperial Fps bu n Sci