Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-15

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Foreign Notes.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN RUSSIA AND ENGLAND
LONDON, June 14,-The full text of the
agreement between Great Britain and Russia
signed the 3oth Of May, is published, and con-
firms the correctness of the SYNOPSIS given in
dispatches of that date The agreement "a
serves to Russia and England the right to raise
ana discuss IN the congress all questions not
included IN the stipulations. But if, after dis
cusslon, Russia persists IN maintaining the
treaty as modified by this agreement, England
will not dispute her right to do so, The mi
nor points IN the agreements are the rectifca-
ton OF the western boundaries of Bulgaria on
the basis OF the nationalities of superior Off
GERS OF militia in Southern Bulgaria, to be
nominated by thr Porte with the approval of
Europe, and the Turkish promises of reform
in Armenia not to be left exclusively to Russia.
but to England also.
THE CONFERENCES.
LONDON, June 15-The Political Correspond
ence, CT Vienna, reports that the confidential
pour parlenrs proceeding in Berlin relate to the
question OF Greek insurrection on Turkish soil,
and the withdrawal question will be mooted in
the congress on Monday, if in the meantime an
understanding is reached. The close inter
course between Andrassay Beaconsfeld and
Schouvalof has undoubtedly led to mutual
Impeachment especially as regards Andrassy
and Schouvalof. Prince Gortschahoff has not
since his arrival held been present at any in
tervlew in consequence of the state of his health
France appears to be DESTROYS of taking a more
active part In the congress than hitherto on the
side of England, especially in regard to the
preservation of the remainder of European
turkey and the claims of Greece. 1t is said
that Germany, supported by other powers, will
suggest the amelioration of the condition of
| the Roumanian Jews. A telegram from Berlin
tonight tha
denies that England any great power de-
mands the union of Crete with Greece.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 1.-THE Russians re-
fuse to permit 10000 refugees encamped
around Varna and Shumla to return to their
homes unless the fortresscs are surrendered.
The Porte still declines to give them up.
LONDON, June l5.-An arrangement has been
| made between the operatives and masters in
Burnley to start a dozen mills early next week
| at ten per cent. reduction. 1t is expected all
| the mills will be thrown open.
! LONDON, June lathe Standard and Times
consider the fact that Sir Stafford Northcote
| did not repudiate the report of an agreement
| between Great Britain and Russia as published
in the Globe, when he was questioned in the
House of Commons last night, shows that the
! report is authentic.
| Dispatches from Berlin say Lord Beaconsfeld
IN speech in the congress on Thursday, called
attention to the perils attaching to the military
| situation at Constantinople. Beaconsfeld de-
| manded an immediate change that would
| move from dangerous proximity the Russian
| and Turkish armies in Roumelia, and expressed
hopes that the Russian delegates would be able
at the next sitting to announce that the Rus
sian troops had withdrawn.
| Berlin correspondent predicts that the
proposition to admit Greece to the congress
will be rejected. 1t is known that Russia will
oppose it. Germany will support Russia, and
Austria, France and Italy are jealous of the
| Greek mercantile marine The CORES
pondent thinks Roumania Servia
and Montenegro have even a less
chance of admission. In any case the utmost
| that the small states can hope for is to be
heard. They will not be permitted to take part
In the debates or vote. 1t is understood Bis
marck wishes to exclude any questions not
properly included in the task of the
congress, the sessions of which
will assuredly last several weeks.
| special from Berlin states that it is said
that Lord Beaconsfeld will depart from Berlin
next week, whilst Count Andrassy has arranged
| to stay month. This causes belief, which is
encouraged by the Russian and English pleni-
| potentiaries, that the critical point between
| them will be much easily settled than
| that between Russia and Austria.
| Correspondent at Constantinople says it is
asserted on good authority that the Porte has
instructed its commissioners to open negotia-
tions relative to the surrender of Batoum.
| CHOLERA.
LONDON, June ia Paris special states that
several cases of cholera have been reported at
| Marseilles.
| JEWISH ALLIANCE.
BERLIN, June 1.-The English French, Ger
| man and Eastern branches Of the Israelite alIi-
ance sent delegates to represent to the members
| in the congress the deplorable condition of
| the Jews in Roumania and Bulgaria.
| GREECE.
1t is reported that Beaconsfeld will move the
admission of Greece in the congress.
| MORTIFIED.
Roumanian delegates are much mortified at
the cool reception they everywhere meet.
NO vExATIoUs INCIDENT
| will occur if Prince Bismarck retains control
of the discussion. There can be no doubt of
his ardent desire for peace.
AT CoNsTANTINoPLE.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 14.-Moukhtar Pasha
and the general staff will to-day visit the Brit
ish feet. The fleet will shortly remove from
! lsmii to Princess islands for sanitary reasons.
1t is believed that suspension of hostilities
| between the Russians and Sauna has been
| ranged. Prince Labanoff, Russian ambassador,
| has suggested to the Porte the formation of
mixed commission, composed of the consuls at
| Phllipolis and Turkish and Russian officers, to
| investigate the outrages by Bulgarians upon
Musselmen. The imperial guard of Circassians
| mas been dlsbanded 10y advice OF Osman Pasha.
MARRIAGE OF THE CLERGY.
Bonn, June 14.-The old Catholic synod has,
by vote of rs to %, adopted resolution in
favor of the marriage of the clergy.
NOT TO BE DISSOLVED.
LONDON, juno 14.-The press association is
advised good authority that it is untrue
that the government will decide upon an early
dissolution of parliament but it is understood
in parliamentary circles that the proposition
has been seriously discussed.
| GIVES IT UP.
The daily Ne,rs understands that the son of
the late King of Hanover will probably
formally renounce his pretensions to the crown
SO as to secure a return of the sequestrated es-
tates of the king.
STRIKERS YIELDING.
LONDON, June 14.-At Burnley $500 looms,
employing one thousand operatives, have re-
sumed work within the past two days. At
Blackburn, the mediation committee of
operatives interviewed the head masters asso-
citation, who promised to reopen the mills i'm
mediately if half the operatives would resume
work at the reduction.
At large meeting of weavers at Blackburn,
it was unanimously resolved to resume work
at the ten per cent. reduction. 1t was also ar
the various mills throughout East Lancashire
Monday, to ascertain the general feeling on the
subject.
Il MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, June 15.-Giles, conservative, il
elected member of parliament for Southamp-
ton to fill the vacany caused by the death of
Russell Quincy. His majority over the liberal
candidate is 248.
Otway, liberal, has been returned to parlia-
ment from Rochester by $50 majority.
CoNsTANT1SoPIE, June 15,-The minister of
Greece here denies that Greece volunteers re-
Gently landed on Turkish territory, or that the
insurrection in Thessaly had been renewed.