Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-24

prices made then as the limit Of any possible de-
probation for at least the next six months.
Altogether the events of last week yMill have
Wholesome effect, even on the future stock
speculation; and if the losses which many of the
Glands" suffered are accepted as warning to
keep out of the stock market In the future The
experience gained will not be dearly bought
We learn that the bankers who recently sub
scribed for the balance of the Baltimore and
Ohio loan have closed 1t out. The bonds are
quoted on the stock exchange at 106 to l0i.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Queen of Spain's Marriage.
LONDON. Nov. A.--Lord Napier, OF MagdaIa
governor OF Gibraltar, will represent Queen Vic
toria at the marriage OF King Alfonso and the
Arch Duchess Marie Christine on the 29th inst.
Ritualistic.
Rev. Alexander Mackonchie conducted the
service at st. Adams Church, Holborn, yester-
day under the circumstances mentioned in these
dispatches OF the 22d inst.
Proposed Great Irish Meeting in
London.
There We're gatherings of IriShmen yesterday
in various parts OF London to consider prepara-
donS for demonstration at Hyde Park on Sun
day next. Provincial contingents are expected
from Manchester, New Castle, Liverpool, Bristol,
Cardiff, and Glasgow. The meeting at Man.
chester was great failure.
Prince Jerome Nap6leOn,s Visit to
EHgenie.
PARIS, Nov. A-La Pays views Prince Jerome
Napoleon's spontaneous visit to the ex-Empress
Eugene as likely to have the best effect on the
party. lie Poys says" When we are assured
OF their cause publicly, as we already have been
personally, on the question of liberty OF teach
ing and religion. we shall be very near the goal
aimed at by all who place the restoration OF the
empire above individual dislikes:' meaning
unity OF the BOnapartistS as TO Prince Jerome's
claims to the throne.
Demand for Higher Wages.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-The tin plate workers of
South Staffordshire and East Worcestershire
gave notice on Saturday last of a demand Of
from five, to ten per cent. advance in their
orders both for home and American cOnSump-
tion, a moderate advance will probably be con-
ceded.
Death Of a Celebrated Editor.
Mr.. John ThaddeuS Delaney, late editor OF the
London Times, is dead, at the age of go.
Relief for the Distressed Districts in
Ireland.
The London correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian says" Lord BeaconStield on Satur-
day last requested the attendance at his official
residence OF very active and prominent men,
versed long time about the petition of the
Irish members of Parliament praying that the
government relieve the prevailing distress in
many parts OF Ireland, the greatest of which
results from the scarcity of fuel Lord BeacOnS-
Held declared that the government were favora-
bly, disposed to the prayer OF the memorialiStS
ana that they contemplated sending large guam,
titles OF coal to the ports nearest the distressed
districts, to be distributed by poor-law officers
and relief committees at cost price"
An Imprisoned Editor.
LUNDUN, NOV. "A UlSpdICn lTOn 1dflS 10
the Times says that Herr Saul, editor OF the
F1dnhJt1'tei Zett"ng. has been sentenced to one
months imprisonment for reprinting an article
insulting the Prussan judges.
Fatal Epidemic of Waiarial Fever.
dispatch from Calcutta to the Times says
The northwest provinces OF India, especially
the districts of Allyghur, BoolundShuhur and
Merut are suffering from a severe epidemic of
malarious fever, which has increased to an enor-
nous extent the death rate, and has temporari-
ly disabled large proportion OF the agricultu-
The Transyaai Troubles.
dispatch to the Standard, from Cape Town,
says that great mass meeting Of Beers will be
held on the 10th OF December. and that upon the
resolutions passed there viii depend whether we
Will have the work OF reconquering the Trans
vaal by force
The Irish Arrests.
London newspapers OF opposite views agree
that the arrests of Messrs. Davitt. Killen and
Daily, in Ireland, have had the effect of reducing
The anti-rent agitators to the abandonment of
DdHD Neirs thinks that the agitation will hence
forth become more disciplined and organized;
While the Times anticipates that it will soon die
out as the audiences at meetings will soon tire
of listening to dull speeches. The only diSquet-
ing circumstances concerning the meeting at
Bala county, Mayo. on Saturday last, was the
military order and discipline observed by the
proccssioDists, and which was evidently the re-
suit of training.
Encendiarisan i'm AIgiers.
ALGIERs, Nov. 24.-This city is in state Of
great BECAUSE OI lNe TeceuJly FS-
peated fires. A judicial inquiry is proceeding.
Pastoral Letter of Archbishop VIC
Cabe, of Ireland.
LONDON, Nov PA pastoral of Archbishop
McCabe, of Dublin, was read in the Catholic
churches yesterday. declaring that all must
take part in bearing the burden of the bad haT-
vests in Ireland; but they must take care not
to drive God from their side by violation OF
His law. The pastoral also says: ''Unfortu-
nately men, proclaiming sympathy for the peo-
pie. are disseminating doctrines which, ii
pushed to their logical conclusion, strike at the
root OF good faith and mutual confidence"
Political Excitement i'm France.
Special dispatches from Paris state that the
republicans are again threatening the French
cabinet in consequence of the revocation OF NJ.
Gents appointment as governor Of Martinique.
the ministry.
Man.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-The correspondent OF the
Manchester Guardian at Berlin, says: It IS no
longer secret that Russian foreign af1alrS are
about to be taken out of Prince GortSchakohS
hands, and entrusted to Prince Walujef, with
Prince Walueff is believed to be friend OF Ger
many, and to be pacifcaHy inclined
Gold for Europe.
NEW YORK, Nov. A.-The steamship MoSel,
which arrived from Europe to-day, Drought
81, 900 American gold coin and British gold +!
bars.
National Reunion Of Soldiers and |
Sailors.
CINCINNATI, Nov. ga Commercial special |
from Canton, o., reports that preliminary |
meeting of soldiers and sailors there to-day |
effected permanent National organization, and |
appointed Sept. IA, 1880, for holding OF a Ma |
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