Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-02
THE OLD WORLD.

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Breach in the German Cabinet Extend
ing-Bismarck In Combative Mood
Miscellaneous.
ooD1CIL TO THE WILL OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
PARIS, July 1.-The Golos publishes the cod
icil to the will of the late prince imperial. 1t
says the duty which our house owes to our
country will not lapse by my death. The ardu-
Gus and glorious task of continuing the work
of the first Napoleon will depend, in the event
of my death, upon the eldest son of Prince
jerome Napoleon, who, by the laws of success
sion of our house, is my heir. trust that my
beloved mother. by seconding him in the dis
| charge of the responsibilities and duties which,
in the event of my death, will devolve upon
him, will give to me, when I am no longer
upon this earth, this last and supreme proof of
| her affection for me and her leve of France.
| MEMORIAL MONUMENT.
The Duke of Cambridge, commander-in-chief
of the British army, heads the committee of
army officers to superintend the raising of a
memorial to tho late prince imperial Field
York. Lieut.. Gen. Prince Edward of SAKE
Weimer, Gen. Lord Napier, of Magdalia, and
| nearly all the best known generals of the
army are members of the committee.
PRINCE JEROME.
| LONDON, July 1.-The Times correspondent
| at Paris says the majority of the Bonapartists
| are unde,s stood to concur with Rouher in ao-
| knowledging Prince Jerome Bonaparte as chief
of the Napoleonic dynasty. They argue that
the will of the late prince imperial which asks
ex-Empress Eugene to cooperate with Prince
Victor, was written on the assumption that the
testator would survive Prince jerome Bona
parte This reasoning, however, is considered
IA transparent excuse for the non-observance of
the impracticable will Of the prince imperial.
Rouher's retirement from active politics is evil
IDENTIFY owing to the feeling that he and Prince
jerome could not act together, and the latter
could not be set aside Between Prince Jerome's
possible adherence to tue republic and the i'm
possibility of the clerical section of the Bona
pa.tists choosing leader without acting against
the wishes of the prince imperiars will, or
provoking a distinct disavowal from Prince
Victor, the Bouapartists are in one of the most
perplexing positions ever occupied by any
party. t.5sat h.,
i The queen has commanded that the troop
ship Orontes, bringing the remains of the
prince imperial, shall be escorted in a part of
the voyage by the channel feet.
GERMAN CABINET CRISIS.
BERLIN, July 1.--Holbrecht, minister of
finance, refuses to withdraw his resignation
unless the constitutional guarantees demanded
by the liberals relative to the disposition of the
surplus revenue be conceded. It is expected
Wriedenthal, minister of agriculture, will make
a similar stipulation. 1t is reported Bismarck
is wavering. The ultramontanes also demand
ed additional guarantees beyond those provided
in Frankenstein's motion to distribute the sur
plus revenue among the several states.
i LONDON, July 2.-The Standards Berlin COR
respondent announces DR.. Falk and DR.. Fried
enthal have rendered their designations. The
new plan of the ultramontanes is to establish q
tariff which will produce 12O,OOO,0O0 marks
yearly, not being the sum required by the
states. This would give Prince Bismarck no
is SO inccnsed that he threatens to break with
the ultrmontanes. The city of Bremen has
lpetitioned the government to admit foreign
built vessels and ship building materials i'm
port free.
| LONDON, July 1.-The Times says there is not
much business in silver, although existing con-
tinental requirements quite sufficient to
absorb any moderate amount that may come
l into market There is still a complete absence
| of demand for India.
CoNsULs RECALLED.
A Berlin dispatch says the German govern
ment has recalled its consuls from Cyprus in
consequence of difference with England re-
garding their status. The porte refuses to dis
| cuss the question of the surrender of Janina.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, July 1.-The steam coal Golfers of
Merthyr Tydil. in Wales, numbering $4,000
| persons, have resolved to accept the masters
demand of 10 per cent. reduction Of their
| wages.
| An iron merchant named Westray, of Mid
dlesborough. in the East Riding Of Yorkshire
has failed. Liabilities $500, 600.
dispatch to the Times from Constantinople
says the return of Mahomed Nedin Pgsha seems
to indicate an approaching change in the Turk
ish ministry. i4 rf.! tg
VIENNA, July lin the election for mem
| bers of the Austrian reichsrath thus far the
clerical and nationalist parties have gained
fifteen seats from the constitutionalists. The
newspapers discuss the possibility of a re-
organization of the cabinet on conservative
| basis. is