Daily globe., 1878-08-07
ACROSS THE SEAS.
THERE'S MORE TROUBLE THERE
THIN HERE.
The Austrian Advance in Bosnia Des-
of Turco-Austrian Negotiations--Threat
of General Mill Stoppage at NIanches-
ter--The British Deficit, ETC., Etc.
BRIrIsH REVENUE DEFICIT.

BRITISH REVENUE DEFICIT.
LONDON, Aug. Gin the house of commons
to-day Sir Stafford Northcote chancellor of the
exchequer moving the supplementary esti-
mates said the house must provide for deficit
of ga, 100000. He proposed to issue exchequer
bonds extending through three years. of which
92, ,OO0G COO would be needed this year.
After much criticism on the part of Glad
stone and Childers, the latter declaring the de-
ficit unprecedented and the estimates too SAN
guine, the resolution passed.
BEAcoNsFIELD's S HINT.
Lords Beaconsfield and Salisbury have
ceived congratulatory deputations from vari-
GUS conservative associations. Beaconsfeld re-
iterated his previous opinions in relation to his
| foreign policy. and emphasized the necessity
of a conservative organization at home, which
is by some people construed as hint at an
early dissolution.
OPPOSITION GAINS IN HUNGARY.
VIENNA, Aug. Elm the Hungarian elections
/ three government candidates have been de-
! feated at Debreeziux and several leaders of the
ministerial party were rejected at places which
had supported the government the past ten
years. Even at Pesth the opposition gain con-
siderably. The defections are the result of
the dissatisfaction of the Magrjars with the
governments Eastern policy. Nevertheless it
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majority.
TURKISH ULTIMATUM.
| VIENNA. Aug. 6.-The Political Cores
pon.lence says Caratheodori Pasha has been in
structed to leave Vienna if Austria will not fix
term of occupation of Bosnia and Herzego-
vinia.
HUNTING RUSSIAN ATROCITIES.
CoNsrASrINopLE, Aug. 6.-Three Russian
corps have arrived near Vienna
The Rhodope commissioners, except the Ger
man, having telegraphed they are about to en-
deavor to prevent certain contemplated Russian
atrocities, the Russian commissioner has re-
turned to Constantinople declaring his col
leagues are seeking for Russian atrocities to the
neglect of other duties.
AUsTRIANs INDIGNANT.
VIENNA, Aug 6.-The ambuscades at Natal
ala and Cittaca great indignation. An
opinion is gaining ground that the Turkish
authorities promoting the lnsurrectlon, but
it is more probable the Porte has lost ALL pres
tige or some of the power of control, not only
with the inhabitants, but with the troops, OF
whom several have joined the insurgents.
MORE RESISTANCE TO AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Aug. 6.-Troops are advancing on
Maglai amid continuous rain. report has
been received of two more sharp skirmishes
Monday at Kosna and Gracanica, III both OF
which the insurgents were defeated. Austrian
loss trihing.
BERLIN AND THE VATICAN.
ROME. Aug. 6.-It is stated in clerical circles
that Bismarck and the papal nuncio have ar
rived at an arrangement on the basis OF amnes-
ty for all offenses against the Falk laws and the
re-establishment Oh the convention existing
before the rupture The Vatican will prompt.
~ give formal reply to these propositions.
NO TROUBLE AT MosTAR.
VIENNA, Aug. G.-Austrian troops entered
Mostar, Herzegovinia, at O'Clock Monday
evening without opposition, the inhabitants ap-
pearing very friendly.
FRANCE NOT WANTING ISLANDS.
PARIS, Aug. 6.-The National officially denies
that negotiations are now in progress for the
annexation of Scio and Rhodes.
THE AUSTRIAN AMBUsCADE.
VIENNA, Aug. 6.-Detailed reports show that
the inhabitants of Majali, after promising un-
conditional submission. barricaded the main
street and deliberately prepared an elaborate
ambuscade for the returning huzzars.
THE sUITAN's REQUEST.
ROME. Aug. 6.--The Italian papers state that
the sultan has telegraphed Queen Victoria, re-
questing her mediation to prevent the Aus
trians from advancing beyond Banjaluka.
TYPHUS.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-It is said AZ, 1000 Russians
are sick in Bulgaria, and constant reinforce
ments are II ecessarY to keep up an effective
army. Gems. Todleben ana sSchouValon are
| down with typhus.
| The fever is increasing at Nlcosla,
CYPRUS.
| 10 ".
| Gen. Sir Garnet Wolsely, and staff, will go un-
der canvass outside of the town Tuesday, Greek
owners demanding such exorbltant rents
THE FLOODS
have so damaged roads and railroads that com
| munication is entirely suspended between
Maldina and Wallachia. The iron bridges ano
piers have been destroyed between lbrall ano
| isoxstan. The floods caused some loss Of life
DEAD.
The Marquis Polla Viciho Treveilzia, cele
brated Italian politician, is dead.
INTERNATIONAL SHOOTING.
! PARIS, Aug. 6.-The committee OF organlza
| ton has been formed, with a view of opening
from the 9Th to the 22d Of September, grano
| international shooting match, to which French
| and foreign societies, and delegations from
active and territorial armies, are to be invited
| CUBAN LOAN.
| MADRID. Aug. 6-Several of the newspaper
of this city announce that Cuban loan vii
be issued during the present month.
VISITING EMPERoRs.
VIENNA, Aug 6.-Emperor Francis JOSEPH
and Archduke Rodolph, son of the emperor
will arrive at Teplitz to-day on visit to tn
Emperor Frederick William.
| WHAT FOR?
BERLIN. Aug. Count Schouvalof has ar
rived from st. Petersburg.
FRENCH STRIKES.
4 PARIS, Aug. 6.-The cab strike is spreadin.
and hardly any cabs are in the streets. In tn
north of France strikes are commencing. Al
coal pits at Denain, department of the Nord
are deserted.
II TURKISH DISCLAIMER.
VIENNA, Aug. 6.-Caratheodori Pasha ha
been instructed to declare that the Porte de
clines all responsibility for the occurrences il
Bosnia.
ONLY RUMoR.
CoNsrANT1NopLE, Aug. 6.-It is rumored tina
Austria, believing the Porte instigates the rs
sistance of the Bosnians, has threatened
withdraw her ambassador.
GLOOMY AT MANCHESTER.
5 LONDON, Aug. Con change at Mancheste
, yesterday there was talk of possible genera
closing of mills. Several Blackburn owners il
timated that they will close unless trade r
, wives.
. SERIOUS AUSTRIAN LOSS.
LONDON, Aug. Ga dispatch from Kosgr
saws: The loss of the hussars is about 100 OIL
Of 1S9 The Bosnians murdered and mutilate
the wounded, Another dispatch says the be
, part of an Austrian division was engaged
n the so-called skirmish at Kossna. and the Au
trian losses were serious, dispatch fro