Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-26
BY CABLE.
GOrtsChakOff Not Likely to See
Bismarck.
AlfonsO's Mother Gone to the We'd
ding.
DEATH OF PRINCESS CAROLINE
Heavy Shipment of English Bullion to
this Country.
OFPRINCEss CAROLINE
eladStOnes Address at Edinburg.
Demonstration on the Irish Question in
London.

LONDON, November 26.-The Ber-
lin correspondent thinks there is very
little chance of Gortshakof seeing
Prince Bismarck on his way to st.
Petersburg. In well informed circles
in Berlin it is thought unlikely that
Gortshakoff will resign as soon as gen
orally supposed. 1t is even thought
Schouvaloff has the best chance Of sue
ceeding him.
The Polish refugee, Xavier Bra
nicke, died in Egypt.
Ex.Queen Isabella has gone to
Madrid to attend the marriage of her
son, King Alfonso.
Princes Caroline, mother of Prince
Charles of Monaco, is dead
OF bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank of England yesterday, e1O2,OOO
went to the United States.
BERLIN, November 26.-The state
ment of the Imperial bank of Ger.
many shows an increase in specie of
II 100000 marks.
CABUL, November 26.-Cold is very
severe, there being twenty degrees of
frost. The majority of the European
troops have been hutted.
GENEVA, November 6.---The tri-
bunal of Brunswick has decided that
the late Duke of Brunswick, who left
his fortune to Geneva, has been le-
gally deprived of the right to dispose
OF his fortune. The tribunal there
fore concluded that the will is null
and void. AS Geneva has already
spent large sum on the monu-
ment to the Duke and opera house,
the town will be in a sad predicament
if it has to restore the money.
EDINBURGH, November 2G.-Glad
stone, on receiving the liberal address,
made long speech. He insisted that
the dissolution of the parliament
ought to have taken place ere this,
but said the government abstains
therefrom because it knows the coun
try is against it and also because it
desires to be free for year to give
England and Europe new surprises.
LIVERPOOL, November 26.-The
steamer Lake Champlain, from Mon
treal and Quebec, has arrivea. The
Lake Champlain was in collision with
the Bark +. j. Harland, Captain Smy-
ley, from 0rdassan for New York
The latter was sunk, crew saved. The
steamer had her bows damaged. The
steamer Bolivar, from New Orleans,
was slightly damaged by collision in
Mercer.
LONDON, November 26.-The
steamers Neckar, from New York, and
Bavarian, from Boston, arrived out.
LONDON, November 26.-Telegraph
communication with Cabul and Can
dabar has been completed. The
morning newspapers publish dis
patches from both those points, dated
Tuesday night.
ROME, November 2G.-The Czarina,
whose ill-health suggested her removal
from Caney to Florence has been
Obliged to postpone her journey on ac-
count ofincreased weakness.
LONDON, November 26.- Bullion
withdrawn from the Bank of England
on balance to-day, e45O,0OO.
John 0'Connor Powar, (homeruler)
member Of Parliament for Mayo, will
preside at the demonstration to be
held at Hyde Park, Sunday next
Among the speakers will be Justice
Mccarthy, Alexander Martin, Sulli-
van and VIM. Archer Remond, (home
rulers) members of Parliament for
LOngiord, Lauth and Wexford, re-
spectively. Several London and pro-
vinoial oontingepts will assemble at
Trafager Square at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon and march to Hyde Park.
The meetings begin at 3 o'clock
TORONTO, 0 November 26.-No