Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-11
EUROPEAN EVENTS.

Raising the Cry OF Republic In Spain
England Turning Covetous Eyes to the
Main Land of Asia Minor-Timely ltains
In Egypt-Oueen Victoria and the Royal
Household Preparing to Take Part in
Grand Naval Observation-Disclosures
NAVAL REVIEW.
LONDON, Aug 10.-At the grand naval
view by the Queen Tuesday next the feet will
comprise 10 broadside ships, 8 turret ships, 6
sloops and gun-boats and 2 torpedo boats,
carrying a total of 219 guns, 6,691 officers and
men, aggregatiug SO, 541 tons and ", $50 horse
power. Vessels have been appropriated for the
lords of admiralty, members of the house of
lords and house OF commons and foreign dlplo-
mats and other distinguished persons. The
Queen will be on board the royal yacht Victoria,
and Prince Albert and Princess of Wales will
be on board the yacht Osborne.
HUNGARY ELECTIONS.
A Vienna dispatch says the elections in Hun
gary continue favorable to the government.
Returns received up to present show the cleo
tion of 1872 Liberals, SO United Opposition, Sc
Extreme Left. II Nationals, and SO Independ-
ents. Herr Tissea has been unanimously elect
ed for Sepsi st. Gyorgy.
MONEY CONFERENCE.
PARIS, Aug. 1O.-The session of the interna-
tional monetary conference opened to-day.
Leon Say was elected president on motion of
Reuben E. Fenton. After the nomination of
secretaries and the delivery of a short address
of welcome by the president MIR. Fenton brief
ly explained the objects of the conference,
thanked the powers who responded to the call OF
the United States, and hoped the distinguished
men taking part in the conference would facil
itate the accomplishment of work which would
further the pacific interests of the world Sew.
,hnru NJ hnu unta ha
ference adjourned for few days.
VERY CRITICAL.
HARvE, Aug. 10.-The condition of Queen
Christiana of Spain is regarded as almost hope
less.
FAVORABLE CROP PROSPECTS.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Aug. l0.--The river Nil
is rising fayorably. 1t is higher than a
any time last year and the prospects for crop
are excellent. 1t is estimated that the cottoI
will yield l12 coo 900 unds.
JUST SHOUTING FOR IT.
madrid Aug. 10,-A band of insurgents ha
made it's appearance in the province of Ester
madeira, shouting for q republic. railwa
mail train was stopped by them and troop
have gone in pursuit of the band.
FnANCHI's POLICY.
ROME, Aug. 10.--Carlinal Lorenzo Nina, tn
new papa secretary of state, has addressed
circular to Papal nuncos, announcing that b
will follow the policy pursued by the late Ca
dinal Franchi, and recommending the nunciC
to act with great prudence, and avoid creatin
unnecessary embarrassments for the holy SCI
He instructs them to the powers tn;
the holy will endeavor to maintain wit
them relations of sincere friendship.
IN COMMONS.
LONDON Aug 1O.-In the house of CONNER
bo-day the Sunday closing bill, which provid
for the closing of public houses in Ireland
Sunday passed at the third reading by vo
of 63 to o. and the territorial waters jurisdi
mon bill passed it's second reading.
NOW FOR THE MAIN LAND.
LONDON, Aug. 10.--It is said that there
strong reason for believing that the Engl
government intends to gain footing on t.
main land of Asia Minor. Scanderson, t.
port of Aleppo, is said to be the objecti
point.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, Aug. 10.-The Sultan having te
graphed Queen Victoria asking British med
ton to stay the advances of the Austrian arr
of occupation at Banjalicka it is said the Br
ish government declines intervention.
Mohammedan horsemen have appeared in t
northwestern portion of Bosnia.
1t is reported that the negotiations at X
sengen between the papal nuncio and Prir
Bismarck were undertaken with the advice o.
assistance of Cardinal Nina.
The queen will on Tuesday next review
fleet of twenty-four men-of-war, inclndi
iron-clads and turret ships.