The Morning herald., 1878-07-13
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,r1hs Spanish Minister Of Finance intends
to defer the issue OF the Cuban loan Of
125, ,OOO, 900 pesetas ($25, 900, ,O0O.
I The Temsscal tin mine IN San Bernardino
county, Cal :, has been bonded to German
capitalists for 81, 500, 600. A l$rge force OF
mon VIM soon be set to work IN the mine.
The Times Paris special correspondent
says the Spanish Finance Minister has in
formed the Cortes that reasons still exist
for the maintenance of q state OF siege ID
the Basque provinces. ~
A special despatch 70 the Times from
Cape Town, June Is, says, the Premier has
informed the Assembly that he,goverpmept
would issue almost Immediately q general
amnesty to the insurgeDt natives excepting
only few leaders.
Commander Morton W. Sanders, of the
United States Navy, died suddenly on
Th6reday, Of heart disease. while boating
on the Avon. He was born In Massachu-
setts. and entered the Naval Academy iD
1859, and served during the war with dis
tinction,
A serious break occurred in the bank OF
the Delaware and Raritan Canal, near
Weston, between Milestone and Trenton on
Wednesday week, No vessels can pass.
A large force of laborers WAS Immediately
set to work. 1t is reported that tae damage
win be repaired by today at noon.
James A. Dong, mail route agent on the
Macon and Augusta Railroad, Ga, was an
rested on Thursday by secret service postal
agents for robbing the mails. The evidence
Is de- Jared to be conclusive against him.
Long is son of ex- Congressman Long, a
leading colored republican of this place.
In the British House Of Commons on
Thurfday afternoon Hon. Frederick A..
Stanley, Secretary of State for War, in reply
to q question asked by Mr.. Nolan (home
ruler), member for Galway comfy, said
tina, 10, 900 troops, consisting of Indians now
at Malta and three battalions of British in
fsntry, will occupy the island Of Cyprus.
The municipal election held In Baltimore
on Thursday, to fill the vacancy caused by
the. death of the late Mayor, George P
Kane, resulted in the election of General
Ferdinand G. Latrobe (Democrat) by the
following vote: Latrobe, 14,018; Richald
Henry Smith (Greenback), 1899. Latrobe't
majority, 10 6l9. Little interest was mani
tested, and the votewas very light.
The Times Berlin despatch of the 1Ott
inst., says: "The news from Italy, and
especially from France, seems to indicate
that public opinion regards the Cyprus
treaty as seriously affecting the private in
terest OF these nations On this subject
heard one Of the plenipotentiaries Of Great
Britain say to-day: IL France and Austria
ct the end Of the war had declared them
selves ready to act together for the main
tensnce of the integrity of Turkey, Englan,
would have joined them"
The French people continue % be alarm
shout England's new acquisition in Turkey
The Paris Republiqus Frahcsise describe
the heconvention ss detrimental to the interest
Of the Mediterranean Powers and offensiv
to the dignity of the members of the Con
Rress. q That Journal personally attack
Lord Beaconsfeld and expresses the hop
that the Congress will insist upon havin,
the treaty submitted to It. The entire pres
show the greatest irritation, though all ar
mot 70 abusive rs the Republique Francaise