Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-13
FRANCE IRRITATED.

LONDON, July 12.-From what may be
gathered abroad there seems to be no really
serious dissatisfaction at the steps England
has taken regarding Turkey. The scare in
France about Cyprus is stated to be by no
means SO great among the general public as
among the professional politicians. The
Repubhgue F1uncaise continues faithful in
suggesting that the French plenipotentiaries
should protest, but the more refecting papers,
like the Journal des Debats and the Temps,
deprecate any indulgence in irritation against
England.
The Manchester Guardiun's correspond
ent states positively that Washington, the
French minister of foreign affairs, and pleni-
potentiary in the congress, has the strictest
guarantee of English respect for French
rights in Syria and Egypt.
The Times Paris correspondent says j:
Moderate counsels may for the most part be
disregarded, but it may be confidently pre-
dicted that, as in case of the Suez canal pur-
chase, the present irritation against England
will be very short lived.
THE LIBERALS.
Regarding the action of the English Lib
erals there is said to be growing conviction
that the front opposition bench in the house
of commons will not hastily give formal
challenge to the governments policy. A
meeting was held yesterday of Radicals who
| desire to urge the liberal chiefs into action
but Lord Harrington, the Liberal leader, and
| his immediate friends are stated to show no
disposition to give way.
CYPRESS OCCUPIED.
| CoNsTANT1NoPLE, July 12.--Mr. Barring, of
the British legation, took possession of
Cyprus yesterday in the name of Great
| Britain.
! BEACoNsFIELD ILL.
LONDON, July 12.-Considerable anxiety
is excited about Lord Beaconsfeld's illness,
since it is known that his private physician
has gone to him, but the latest news from
Berlin reports the premier is better.
ONLY IMPLIED.
A Berlin dispatch says in consequence Of
opposition offered by Gortschakoff, the de-
moition of the Notifications of Batoum has
not been made obligatory to Russia, but is
only implied in the designation of Batoum
as commercial port.
| EMPEROR WILLIAM.
BERLIN, July 11.-Emperor Williams
physicians have issued another long state
ment in regard to his condition. They as
cribe his maiesty's relative slow progress
towards recovery to the great loss of blood
and of appetite to the shock to his system
and to mental depression. His attainabl'
degree of strength is not yet regained. Hi
power of locomotion is small. His hand
are helpless, and he can only eat with assist
ance. The physicians, however, are con
fldent of his recovery by the influence o
time and exercise.
PEACEFUL CUBA.
HAVANA, July 12.-In view of the peaceful
condition of Cuba, the Captain General ha
removed the restrictions upon the use o
ciphers in commercial kilograms, but re
serves to government the right to require al
exact translation Of any cipher message be
fore delivered.
AMNESTY FOR AFRICAN INSURGENTS.
LONDON, July PA Cape Town dispatc
says the Premier has informed the assembl
that the government would issue imme
diately general amnesty to the insurgen
natives, excepting only few leaders.
AN EXECUTION BoTcHED.
MnnEDGEv1LE, Ga, July 12.-Mik
Shaw, the wife murderer, was hanged her
to-day. His neck was not broken, the bod
writhed fearfully for six minutes after th
fall.
REVOLT IN NEW CALEDONIA.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Governor of Ne
:. Caledonia has informed the government of
revolt of native tribes. Reinforcements wi
be Immediately sent, both from Saigen an
y France.
OCCUPATION OF CRETE.
;, CoSsrANr1NoPLE, July 12.-An unco1
> frmed rumor is current of the projected o,
J, cupation of Crete by French troops.
ENTHUSIASTIC JOY.
O CoNsrANTNoPLE, July 1.-THE Cypriott
it received the news of the intended eccupa
= ton of their island by the English with Ell
y thusiastic joy and have telegraphed thanl
= to England.
q SIGNED TO-DAY.
7 BERLIN, July 12.-It is expected the ofici
|, publication of the treaty of peace will folio
q its ratification, which will be effected With
g a month from the date of signing. Asittin