Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

ROME, July 22.-The ministerial Journal
The Diretto, disayows a-y connection o. the
govern sent with The present agitation for an
nexation Of Southern Tyrol. 1t declares the
government must respect the right OF pubic
meetings, but will know how to deal with the
movement if it passes beyond the field of
tree discussion. The relations between Italy
and Austria are firmly established by treaties
legally signed and accepted.
PERs ,NAL.
BERLIN, July 22.-Emperor William, the
Empress Augusta and Duchess of Baden, went
to Babelsburg to-day.
BISMARCK SETTLES IT.
LONDON, July pa Vienna correspondent
telegraphs he can vouch for the accuracy of the
statement that Bismarck not long since en-
phatically informed the Italian ambassador
that it was of paramount inter, st to the Ger
man race that Trentino and the city of Trieste
should never become Italian.
CYPRUS.
LONDON, July 23.-A special from Larnaca
says proclamation has been issued, declaring
that her majesty, the Queen, takes great inter
est in the prosperity OF the Cypriotes, and
promising reform and measures to promote
agriculture and commerce. Fever is some
what prevalent in Cyprus. Sir Garnet
Wolsely has Professionally settled the leading
points of his programme. He will appoint
mixed commission to deal with the complicated
land question, and will divide the island into
five districts.
The Frankfort special announces con-
ference of all German ministers
will be held at Heidelberg shortly.
RUSSIAN WITHDRAWAL.
LONDON, July pa Constantinopled dispatch
says in consequence of the commencement OF
evacuation of Shumla, the Russians announce
the probable departure from Turkey of
portion of their troops in six weeks, and that
the remainder will retire into eastern Rou-
mela. 1t is said the porte will shortly appeal
to all leading foreign capitalists for aid III de-
veloping the resources OF that country.
CRITICISM OF THE ''rHuNDREER."
LONDON, July 22.-The Times commenting
on the Marquis of Tasting s resolution in the
house of commons Tuesday last, says: The
Liberals cannot be blind to the fact that with
the exception of small but noisy faction,
which clamored for and brought Turkey to
the brink of ruin by the folly of Its counsels,
the great mass of people are prepared TO give
sufficient if not enthusiastic assent to the de-
crees of the Berlin congress. If rashly encoun-
tered the government might be TEMPTED to
take advantage of that popular favor, and by
the dissolution of parliament, increase the
strength of the majority.
The Times sharply criticlzes Gladstone for
assuming the zig hit to Arrange ike liberal cam;
paign, which is the business Of the party lead
ers, and Gladstone says he is not one OF these.
If, says the Ten14s, he were bent on com pleting
the reign of his party, he could scarcely attain
that purpose better, than by driving them int"
Il contest for which they are at present unpre-
pared. Referring to Gladstones personal
authority in that country, the Times says the
shaken confidence Of the entire nation is not to
ne restored in an instant, nor can it be charmed
haC Nv he m al hri la m
PARLIAMENT DISSOLUTION.
LONDON, July 22.-Correspondence of pro-
vincial journals continues to be filled with
gossip about an early dissolution of parlia.
ment to which is now added the rumor that
Lord Beaconsfield intends to retire on his lau-
rels. Lord Salisbury to succeed him in the
premiership. The predic'io ions of dissolusion
of pa lament and retireman of Lord Bea-
consiield are probably equally without the
least foundation. Gladstone seems to wish the
government to dissolve parliament and thinks
1t their duty to do so.
PRUsS1AN ELECTIONS.
LONDON, July 22.-A Berlin dispatch says;
| The National Liberals admit that they expect
! to suffer some losses in the approaching cleo
lions for members of the reichsrag, but think
| they will retain majority in thlt body. 1t is
stated Count Halzfeldt is to succeed Prince
| Henry F., of Reuss, as German Ambassador al
Constantinople.
THE 'ALT1LUDINUM'' RESTORED.
| LONDON, July 22.-Layard, the British am
I bassador at Constantinople, has received in
| formation that when the Russian Circassian.
| fred uron the English man-of-war boat neal
| the gulf of Savas, ON the 18th inst. there was
| no officer near them, and also that the English
sailors who had been arreseed were released as
soon as they were brought before an officer.
l JI,r>y3s pRO
LONDON July 22.-In the house of common
to-day Sir Stafford Northcote, chancellorof tn
exchequer, named the goth inst, for discussion
4 of Lord Hartington's resolution. Roudl
Edward Plunket, conservative, will move al
amendment to the resolution expressing con
idenc in the ministers.
LONDON, July pa special from Vienna re
ports that Gen. Phillipovich had conferenc
with Mehemet Ali, which came to no result
/ Count Tischy Austrian ambassador at Cor
stantinople. through direct communication
elected from the Porte that even if present ne
citations should fall through the Austrian
: will not be actively opposed in Bosnia.
!, SIEGE ABOLISHED.
. BELGRADE. July 22.-An ukas has been pul
: lished abolishing the state of seige and revol
d ing the extraordinary powers vested in tt
I. military authority during the war. Much di
b satisfaction with Russia is expressed by tt
Servians. They accuse Russia of abandonir
her allies.
THE POPE.
Il LONDON, July GA dispatch from Ron
y says instructions have been given for prepar
is tion for lodgings for the Pope in Perugia. Z
ID French representative at Rome has be
De assured by Cardinal Frenchi, pontifcial secl
tary of state, that the pope's absence from t
o. Vatican will not disturb papal relations wi
oe France.
MISCELLANEOUS.
" LONDON, July 22.-The Times says acti
preparations are apparent for q favoral
change in commercial affairs. Reports fri
~ the various centres of iron industry are
he cidedly more encouraging. Bullion withdra
to from the Bank of England on balance tod
cd f3l, 600.
CoSsrANr1NoPLE, July 22.-The internatio
commission to inquire into the Rhodope ms
rection started for that district yesterday
Tvs Adrianople.
'ss MADRID, July 22.-Cuba is to be represen
IN in the cortes by forty deputies and ten Sc
at tors.
the ATHENS. July 22.-The Greek chamber
meet August 8th.
LoNpoN, July 22.-Gen. Sir Garnet VOL.
has arrived at Uarnaca Cyprus
,. BERLIN. July 22.-An Imperial order has
a'' published revoking the prohibition of the
MS port of horses.
,ers ST. Er1ENNE, July ga further strike
to- occurred among the workmen employed in
silk and lace manufactures.