Daily globe., 1879-08-28
AMERICAN WOOL.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-The Financier says Amer
lean wool purchases are now beginning to be
estimated. 1t amounts to considerable in ex-
cess of those thought of week or ten days ago,
and notwithstanding purchases of other manu-
factures, the conviction prevails that gold will
be taken in payment to q considerable amount.
It is known that large amounts of bills against
wheat shipments with tho usual 60 days to run
have been steadily accuni iulating during the
last month.
TRADE DEPRESSION.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-The Manchester Guardian
says the executive committee of the North and
Northeast Lancashire Masters association will
meet the I'd of September, to consider the pro-
posal for further reduction of wages. The
masters allege some step toward the alienation
ssry, but general reduction is not likely to
take place. A correspondent at Oldham says
in the present temper of the operatives there
is no telling what extreme measures they may
adopt.
sERvA AND THE PORTE.
BELGRADE, Aug. 27.-The difficulty between
Servia and the Mussulmans of the territory
ceded to servia by the Berlin treaty, is causing
the relations between servta and the porte to
become strained. The Albian question has
further increased the embarrassment of the
situation. The tact of the Turkish envoy
alone prevents an open rupture.
ALFoNso's MARRIAGE.
MADRID, Aug. 27.-It is expected that on the
occasion of the kings marriage, arrangements
will be made with Don Caraos, upon whom it
is proposed to confer the title of infanta, with
large allowance, upon condition he renounces
all claim to the throne of Spain.
GERMANY AND JAPAN.
LONDON, Aug. GA Berlin dispatch says
the new treaty between Germany and Japan
guarantees tho free exerciseof religious observ-
ance and free access to the interior of Japan.
THE POPE AND THE JEsU1Ts.
Rome dispatch reports 81 publication of
the last encyclical which left to the Jesuits the
alternative of revolt or submission. The Jes-
uits sent the pope memorial entirely submit
ting to his holiness. The sincerity of the me-
mortal is questioned at the vatican.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Sir Rowland Hill died at
half-past four this morning, aged "a.
The Times says there was "a small demand for
silver for India yesterday. and larger inquiry
for the continent. About E6O,OOO worth re-
ceived from South America was sold.
The Oldham spinners declare for systematic
emigration if reductions in wages continue, and
recommend the limitation of production for the
present improvement of trade.
A Paris dispatch to the Times says returns
indicate that thirteen out of the councils gen
eral are in favor of and twenty-seven opposed
to Ferry
VIENNA. Aug. 27.-The morning papers state
that an alliance will shortly be concluded be-
tween Germany and Austria.
BERLIN, Aug. 27.-It is admitted in court
circles there is an estrangement between Bis
marck and Gortschakof, but this does not af-
feet the relations between the car and en-
peror.
A new and improved treaty of commerce will
shortly be concluded between Germany and
Spain.
LONDON. Aug. 27.-The bullion withdrawn
from the bank of England on balance to-day,
9382, 900, is for shipment to New York.
principal opponent of the new educational leg
islation in Belgium, has resigned his see, and
the Pope has accepted his resignation.
ROME, Aug. 27.-In consequence of the bad
harvest the minister Of the interior has address,
ed circular to projects requesting them to
urge under proprietors to provide work for the
INDECENT.
HAVANA, Aug. 27.-The minister of colonies
telegraphs treaty of peace has been signed
between Spain, Peru and Bolivia.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-A correspondent has
good reason to believe when the chambers
meet the government will demand power to
Danish any members of the old reigning fam
lilies who agitate against the Republic.
The steamer Helvetia took out eighty farmers
for Texas. dissatisfied with the agricultural
prospects of England.
BERLIN, Aug. H.-The statement is pub
ished regarding the operation of the socialist
law up to the 3Oth June. The statement shows
647 inhipitions were issued in conformity with
the provisions of thelaw.
CoNsTANT1NopLE, Aug. 27.- 1t is believed in
government circles that after the solution of
the Greek question, England and France will
assist the porte to launch a new loan.
PARIS, Aug. N.-Chilian legation send fol-
lowing: This legation believes the news that
revolution has broke out in Santiago unfound-
ed. Official dispatches received to the 23d do
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