The Morning herald., 1877-10-26
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FoREIsn.
BAaFHQUAKl eHoCK AT LIsBoH.
L..BoH, Oct. as "A slght shsek Of earth.
quake WAS felt 10 this eig early this
morning. No damage wAs done.
THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct. u The bullios n shs
Bank OF Enelsnd he's decreased ESQ, 600
during the last week. The proportion Of
the bank reserve to liabtll9, which lass
week WAS S6H per cent. Is now sSH per
cent.
INTERNATIONAL TRBATT R1LAT1vS 70
.RAD2NARKs.
LoNDox, Oct. &.-Unitsd States xiuis-
tor Pierrepoat and the Earl Of Dsrby, Sec
rstsry Of sss:s for the Ysreign Department,
yesterday signed tres19 regulating trade
marks and trade lsbles. The treaty goes y
America to DAY.
7Hs BOLTON corFoH H1LLs ss1Ix. xoF
SNDHD yBT, ~ R1FoR11D.
LONDON, Oct. 3S.-Ths statement that
tho strike In the Bolton Cotton Mills hau
terminated u incorrect.
The msu decline to resume woek snlssa
tbs employers xusrsntss 70 rsviss The stan.
dsrd l,sts md exchange ths bal kof RAD
jussm~l. bsfs<s yehrasrY sszs. The en-
ployevs will consider tAb GDn4ltioA at 4
meeting to-day.
A strong effort wss made on behalf Of
the employers to induce the splnners'
meeting on Tuesday night to accept the re-
ducticn nconditionally, but N amendment
to tsst effect was rejected BY ~ overwhel-
mig majority.
FHB sTAFFoRDSAlRH oOtLI1Rs.
are now voting whether they will aecept
the reduction insisted on by the proprietorb.
A. far 70 the returns are known, largs
majority are against acceptance. n
Five thousand colliers are now Idle, and
2,Ooo more 20 out Oh Saturday. Tho result
OF the voting will be announced to-day.
THE STRIKING NABOHB
The statement was published yesterday,
that O. the forty.eight masons who arriVDa
from Nav York in the steamer Elysia, on
the. 22d instant, to work on the new Law
Cour.s, considerable number deserted and
ioined the English strikers. a.., l..'.
This Is untrue. The striking mssons met
the Americans at the pier, but were dis
persed by the police. Tho Americans 70.
mained under the care Of their employers,
with whom they bad conference last night,
and we're assured of protection and plenty
Of work At good wages.
Tho men were dissatisfied about their
treatment on the voyage, but nothing was
said about refusing TO work. Further at.
tenn pts on them will of course be made by
the strikers, who are constantly endes-
voring to pet the German and italian masona
to desert.
THE sERvIAN sKUPTscHINA.
A special dispatch from Paris to tht
"Times" ststes tha. tho serv,an skupt-
schina will not meet before Dece mber, &C
the question of peace or war cannot be
sooner decided. The Turkish troops on
the southern frontier have constantly been
Withdrawn and sent against the Montene-
grlns.
THE FRENCH SITUATION
is unchanged. The Government organs con
t,nue to declare that tho Marshal will moi
submit nor the Ministers resign. lie eolei
again to-day urges mutual concessions
Tho "Rspublique Franchise rejects oil ide'
of Cancellation. It ssys:- -
1.-THE resignation Of the Ministry Will moi
be sunlcient." Nevertheless II b believed
that influential members Of Ne Loft ss'
resolved on . moderate course. ..a
Gsmbetts will deliver . eysesA asx
week at the American Circus.
GRANT IN PAlIs.
A special BY cable from Paris, has th
following regarding General Grants aEriva
and reception st Paris:
~As ths trsia ssasse lssis tSs noso tes
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