Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-11

al election, IN consequence of a growing
sense of his inability to discharge all the
duties which that constituency may reasona-
bly, expect from its representative.
700 C1RoAss1ANs PERISH.
LONDON, March 1O.-A special from Con-
stantinoplo states that 700 Ciscassians per-
ished on the steamer Sphinx, which burned
near Cape Ella.
Berlin dispatch says the government is
preparing bill to authorize the raising of
$4,000 marks to assist German artists in
sending their works to the Paris exposition.
1t is proposed that the three emperors
meet after the Congress.
NICHOLAS VISIT POSTPONED.
LONDON, March IA telegram dated
Constantinople, Sunday, says Raouf Pasha
and Gen. IgnatieH started for St. Petersburg
to-day. Hobart Pasha will leave for Crete
Tuesday. The visit OF tie Grand Duke
Nicholas to the Sultan has been abandoned
for the present. The report is again current
that the Austrians are about to occupy Bos-
MIA and Herzegovina. This is unconfrmed.
but it is understood the Austrian plenipo-
tentiaries will, with the consent of Russia
and Tnrkap, bring the question of the future
position of those provinces before the con-
gress.
dispatch from Athens says the Brit
ish representative has informed the Greek
government that Lord Derby has sent dis
patch to the powers proposing that Greece
be admitted to the congress. This has
caused great satisfaction in Athens.
THE AUSTRIAN GRANT.
VIENNA, March 1O.-A demand was pre-
sented to the delegations Saturday for a
grant of 1920, 700 forms on account of the
extraordinary and urgent army and navy re-
quirements. The subcommittee of the
Hungarian delegation to-day discussed the
bill for grant Of sixty million forms. M.
Falk, reporter of the committee, said he
conceded in the governments views, but as
there were rumors of intended occupation
of Bosnia and Herzegovina, he desired
guarantees that if such action should prove
necessary the government would Immediately
seek cooperation of the constitutional
bodies. Count Andrassy replied, and debate
was adjourned until Tuesday.
BISMARCK WINS.
BERLIN, March 1O.-In the ReichstaQ Sat-
urday the remaining clauses of the chanoel-
lor's substitute bill passed its second read
ing. The amendments proposed were re-
jected. The third reading is fixed for Mon
day.
MOVEMENT OF TROOP SHIPS,
La VEL1ErrA, Malta, March 1O.-The
troop ship Euphrates which was detailed
here with 1000 soldiers has sailed for home,
and the Scraps outward bound has pro-
ceeded to her destination.
NEW ITALIAN MINISTRY.
ROME, March 1O.-Signor Carroll, of the
Left, has undertaken the formation of q min
istry. Caucer De Itazie states the king has
informed Signor Depretis he would only as
sent to the formation of new cabinet from
the Left on condition that the foreign policy
remain unchanged, and the law Of Papal
guarantees and fundamental laws of State be
maintained.
THE SPANISH BUDGET.
MADRID, March, 1O.-In the Cortes ves-
terday the minister Of war presented a bill
fixing the military contingent for 1873 at
loo, 900 men. The minister of finance in
troduced his budget, showing deficit of
eight million pesites, which, how ever, is ex
pected to be balanced by the sale of state
property. The budget proposes special
duty on petroleum and other mineral oils
imported from countries not having any
commercial treaties with Spain. The min
lister of colonies announced that Spaniards
| who remained abroad did so voluntarily. AZ
the amnesty was general.
LONDON, March 10.-A dispatch from
Madrid says the budget abolishes the sur
| charges of extraordinary duties established
| IN 1877 in favor of all nations having COM
mercial treaties with Spain, except England
and the United States. Coal oil and foreign
sugar, however, will continue to pay sur
charges, and Cuban sugar will pay 8 shillings.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, March 1O.-A Vienna deepatch
announces that the Congress will open
March 31st.
Peru special says the question Of the
visit of Grand Duke Nicholas to Constant
nople results in compromise. The visit
viii be less destinations than was first pro
posed.
A Vienna political correspondent asserx