Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-13
EUROPEAN EVENTS.
GENERAL and POLITICAL OLD
WORLD NEWS.
Alliance of tho Balkan PrIncjpalities
Against Austrian observation-disclosures
ish Troops Withdrawing from the Greek
Ffontier-Russisn Press Comments Upon
Beaconsfeld's speech-Preparation in
Spain for the Reception OF the New Queen
miscellaneous.
MINISTERIAL CHANGES.

MINISTERIAL CHANGES.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-Lord Dufferin, British
ambassador to Russia, is in Paris, on his way
to st. Petersburg. Labouroff, Russian minis
ter to Greece, who succeeds Prince Labanoff at
Oonstantinople, is in st. Petersburg and is not
expected to 60 to Constantinople Immediately.
Prince Labanoff, who succeeds Schouvloff as
ambassador at London, will not be likoly to
leave Constantinople until the arrival there of
Labanof.
PARLIAMENT DISSOLUTION.
The Schefield Daily Telegraph reports Ed
ward stanhope, under secretary of state for
India, essaying during speech at Horn Castle
that parliament might last till this time next
year, but in all PROBABILITY it was very near
its end; and he look the opportunity TO advise
his hearers to prepare for election at an
early date.
AETI-AUSTRIAN ALLIANCE.
VIENNA, Nov. l2.-The Tagbzatt newspaper
says tho treaty Of alliance concluded between
the Balkan prinoipalities is ostensibly against
foreign intervention if the Balkan states, but
really against Austria. The treaty stipulates
that in the event Of Austria's extended opera
tions beyond Novi Bazaar, Servia will furnish
120, 600 men, Montenegro 10000 and Bulgaria
10000, to form an allied army, and that servia
will advance to Montenegro Is, 1000 ducats for
military expenses. The appointment of COM
mander-in-chief of the allied force is left
open, but it is believed the appointment of &
Russian general was originally contemplated.
BRIDAL FESTIVITIES.
MADRID, Nov. 12.-Preparations are begun
for the reception of Arch Duchess Marie Chris
tine at railway stations on the way to Madrid.
There will be great military display at Hun,
on the frontier, by the army occupying the
Basque provinces, under Gen. Quesada. The
cortes will suspend its sittings for ten days
during the marriage festivities.
THE BALKAN PR1Nc1PA1rT1Es.
LONDON, Nov. IA question left open on
the treaty of alliance between the Balkan
principalities ia the admittance of the porte to
the alliance. The appointment of Russian
general as commander-in-chief of tho allied
force is considered possible.
RUSSIAN PRESS AND BEAcoNsF1ELD.
LONDON, Nov. lathe semi-official news
paper. Journal De st. Peters6urg and The Gozos
consider Beaconsfeld's speech was more in
tended to produce an impression at home in
view of the approach of general election, than
abroad. The Journal De st. Petersburg
proof that the British public leans towards
peace. The Golos says that Beaconsfeld's tone
was so lowered as to almost amount to a
remuneration of all that he and Salisbury had
previously said. The Novoe K,emya says Bea-
conefeld's silence on Eastern affairs marks his
failure at Constantinople. The press generally
remarks upon Beacons6eld's abstention from
attacking Russia and the recent remarks of
some friendly English newspapers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON. Nov. 12.-The race for the great
Shropshire handicap, to-day, was won by Rosy
Cross, Axontes second, and Breadfnder third
Twelve horHes ram
Charles Toclinson, of the suspended firm of
w. D. Tomlinson & Co.. cotton brokers, rharg-
ed with obtaining 100000 under false preten-
ses, and with negotiating forged paper, plead
ed guilty, and has been sentenced to ten years
penal servitude.
A dispatch from Cabul of the 7th, says the
mutinous troops of the ameer in Turkistan
have delivered up nearly 500 stand of arms, 100
camels and some camp equipage. =
STRAsBURa, Nov. 12.-The wife of Baron Won
Manteuffel, governor genera. of Alsace-Lor-
raine is dead.
CoNsTANr1NopLE, Nov. l2.-The porte has
ordered the withdrawal of the greater part of
troops stationed at the Turco Greek frontier.
LONDON, Nov. l2.-Meyer, schlina g. Co., silk
merchants of Lyons. have failed. Liabilities
stated at Esq., 900. The assets arc considerable.
The Spanish steamer Gurtenlay, from Bilbos
for New York, has been abandoned and her
crew landed at Antwerp.
correspondent at Paris says 600 Venetisns
have reached Genoa on their way to the United
States.
LONDON, Nov. IA Vienna correspondent
denies the existence of increasing excitement
in Bosnia and Herzegovina and says the num-
Der of troops there is being reduced. The re-
port that an alliance has been formed between
the Balkan municipalities is not believed here.
A Paris correspondent reports the admiralty
have decided to enlarge the Dantzic harbor and
convert it into an important naval station.
Intelligence from st. Petersburg is to the
effect that Gen. Lomakene has been recalled,
and Col Petrupevitch appointed to command
the trans Caspian territory.