The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-15
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From All Parts Of the
World.
TROUBLE ABOUT THE FORHRESSES
Emperor William Rapidly
Gaining Strength.
END OF THE COTTON STRIKE.
IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD. ]

[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, June Is, 1878.
The DAILY Ners' correspondent at Constants.
nople says 1t is asserted good authority that the
Porte has instructed its Commissioners to open
negotiations relative to the surrender OF Batoum.
THE TURKISH FoRrREssEs-
The Russians refuse to permit 20, 900 refugees en-
campsd around varna and shumla to return TO their
homes unless the fortresses surrendered. The
Pc rte still declines 10 give them up
TIKI TURKISH HkRo OF ARMENIA
Moukhtar Pacha and tho general stat wsro to have
sisited the British fleet yesterday. The feet win
shortly remove from Ismd to the Princess Islands for
sanitary reasons It's believed that suspension of
hostities between the Russians and Pomaks has
been arranged
TO STOP THE pUTcnERIES.
Prince LabanoT, the Russian Amb assador, has sug-
gested 10 the Porte the formation OF mixed COM
mission. composed OF the consuls at Philppopos and
Turkish Russian officers, 10 investigate the out
RACES by Bulgarans upon Mussulmans- The Imperial
Guard of Circassians been dsbanded by ADVICE Of
Usman Pacha.
MARRIAGE AMONG CLERGY.
The Old Catholic synod, now in session at Bonn,
has, by vote OF IS to %, adopted resolution In
favor OF marriage OF tho clergy
COST EXHIBITION BUIyDIxGs
Tho construction OF the Exhibition buildings cost
z5 600. ooor 49, O0O 0o0 which Is 10000 cO0L in ex.
cess OF the original estimate.
THE EMPRESS IMPROVING.
1t is announced from 81. Petersburg that the condi-
zion OF tho Empress is improving. She is not so
weak, ana has not so much fever now.
CONSERVATIVE AND A LIBERAL.
Mr. Giles, conservative yesterday elected
Momber of Parliament for Southampton, 10 iii the
vacancy caused by the death OF Mr.. Russell urucy
His majority the liberal candidate was 24s Mr.
Otway, LIBERAL has been returned to Parliament from
Rochester by $50 majority.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS HEALTH.
An official bulletin issued Berlin yesterday morn
ing announced that tho Emperor William slept we'll
during the previous night and another bulletin at
past ton stated that hts condition satisfactory
THE LATE KING HANOVER.
Germany has granted permission Tor tho intermcnt
OF the remains OF tho late King OF Hanover in
Hanover
COLLAPSE OF COTTON STRIKE
At largo meeting OF wsavers ut Blackburr Il was
unanimously resolved 10 work at the ten per
OF employe al various mills throug bout East Ian.
cashe on Monday ascertain tho general feeling on
the subject.
FEW DAYS MORE
II Is generally believed that tho strike at
will be over in few days. II is expected that
large majority OF tho weavcrs WITH vote
on Monday In favor OF resum,ng work. Individual
members OF the Masters Executive Committee have
promised In such event, allow tho wcavers to re-.
sumo even II tho spinners and carders continue to
resist.
BURNLEY.
An arrangements has boon mado between the opera
tives and masters IN Burnley 10 start q dozen mills
early next woek ut the ten per cent reduction or
wages 1t Is expected that all the mills will BIO
thrown open.
CHOLERA IN FRANCE.
The Tmes PARIS special despatch states that several
OF cholera have been reported at Marscillca
DULL
The weather In London yesterday was dull.