The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-11
Thumitch and twenty-five others VIII therefore be

shot,
AMNESTY TO THE GREEKS.
The Turkish Minister at Athens has notified the
refugees from the insurgent provinces that they
have full liberty to return to their homes, the Sui
tan having granted them amnesty.
KEW PREFEoT
Prince Golitzyne has succeeded General Trcpor
rs Project OF the St Petersburg police.
RUSSIA AND TIE VATICAN.
According to the Pail Mall Gazette's Rome de-
spatches, 1.-The negotiations between the Vatican
and Russia have completely failed"
NEW MEMBER OF THE BRITISH CABINET
The Daily telegraph announces that viscount
Sandon is to be admitted to seat in the Cabinet.
INsURRECTI0S IN BOSNIA.
The Times Belgrade despatch reports that Bos-
mia is In state OF great agitation. The insurrec
ton Is spreading and the insurgents force all
Christians to join them or burn their villages
GENERAL GRANT EXHIBITION
Mr.. Richard q. Mccormick, Commissioner General
for the United States to the Exposition called Gen
eral Grant in Paris on Thursday and invited him 10
fix time TO visit the Exhibition. Saturday, at noon,
determined upon, when General Grant, with his
wife and and party OF friends will be shown
over the building.
TROUBLES IN THE COTTON MANUFACTURING DISTRICT
The statement IN Blackburn despatch to the Echo
that the Cotton Masters Association at Blackburn
havo authorized their members to mako any arrange
ment they please with their hands is not confirmed,
but Messrs. Boothman's mill opened the mems
terms-that is ten per cent reduction the mill
ming only Tour days per week.
DAYS WORK.
The dispute In tho Macciesheid cotton trade has
been ended by the hands agreeing accept Eve per
cent reduction, working four days n week.
A WAIVERS STRIKE
AT Macclos0eid the woavers have struck against
Eve per cent reduction.
WAGES MUST COME DOWN.
Notices OF ten per cont uction have been posted
In the Bury district This is the result OF tho meeting
OF tho owners OF that district held few days ago,
when It unanimously agreed that a reduction Of
wages necessary, but action postponed until
all the masters OF that district consulted. Tho
men have resolved to striko against the reduction
AGREEING REDUCTION.
Tho spinners at Hindey have rccaived notice Of
five per cont reduction.
Musr sTRIKE AGAIN
Al Bolton, whtro the operatives last October sub.
mited five per cent reduction alter q two months
STRIKE further reduction OF 1vc per cent is immi-
nent.
LOCKED AT pREsroy.
The lockout at Preston complete. Five thousand
operatives who willing 70 work thereby kept
in enforced idoness.
RIOT AT DARwEN.
Tho rioting which began at Darwen on Thursday
renewed las. evening One hundred and seventy
policemen, armed with cutlasses were engaged sew
eral hours quelling the Disturbance Several con-
stables and rioters were injured and considerable
damage was done TO property.
FAILURES IN ENGLAND
The Liverpool correspondent OF tho Times, referring
to the failures Of w. Winter Rales, cotton broker;
Dunkorley, Carter Co.. provision merchants, and
William Walker the latter also provision merchant
with liabilities of $780, 900, saysIt Is foarod that
these failures only tho forerunnors many more
unless the present trade depression is shortly over
come, OF which there is symptom. Mr. Rallies
had "iuture contracts for 10000 bales of cotton.
His liabilities arc Els, 900 to e2o, co.,"
ANOTHER SMASH.
Thomas Grundy, builder, OF Southport, Liverpool
and Wov ampton, has failed His liabilities are
$500, O00
GRANT MARTISEz.cAMPos
special despatch from Madrid to tho Standard
says:-"rhe government has induced General Mar
tincz-Campos 10 roman In Cuba and direct another
campaign against tho Cuban insurgents Maceo and
Vncentc Garcia. Tho government has granted him
60 0o0 900 00o) for the expenses OF his army
reinforcement OF TO- 00o men and power carry out
reforms" las these two insurgents surrendered
themselves TO the Spanish authorities several days
ago las officially confirmed last ngntl there may be
curiosity 70 know 10 what manner Con-
cral Mar,incz-Campos will employ this largo grant,
Tho Standards news Is rather old, wc iancyl
COINAGE CONGRESS-
Tho German government mas decided to decline the
from United States attend tho Iptcr-
national Coinage Congress-.
Pope LEo's ILLNESS.
ch
I'du Mail Gazette gays :-"Although tho
Pope suffering from Inflammation OF the liver tho
cardinals oppose his removal from tho Vatican"
THEY CANNOT AGREE.
The negotiations for establishing diplomatic rcIa.
tons between England and the Vatican have failed
BgIrAIys sourH AFRICAN TROUBLES
Advices from Cape Town OF April IL. by telegraph
from Madeira, say:-"It is officially announced that
Tho Griquas disaflcctcd. Engagements havo oc-
Cured In which somo parties Of Griquas have been
general rising OF Kanrs is reported tom
Tho pirie Bush district"
A PLEASANT
The weather in the metropolis yesterday WINS lair