Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-29
BULLION FOR AMERICA.

pected by steamer due at Southampton Septem-
Der !. The bulk of this amount, together with
elOO, 600 recently arrived, will probably 60 to
! meet the American demand. A great deal ore
bullion will undoubtedly go to America. In
some quarters it is believed that within a com .
paratively brief space e., DOC, 900 will be sent
there. Notwithstanding recent expressions of
opinion to the contrary, we affirm that ship
| ments of bonds and iron or any other commod-
/ ity will be quite inadequate to settle for the
time the enormous balance which must be &C
cumulating on account of American food. It
Is possible the ultimate effect of this draft of
bullion will be rise of from one to one and
One-quarter per cent. in the rate of discount.
1t is now quoted among brokers at four or five
per cent. the rate at the Bank of England dur
| ing the autumn.
RENEWAL OF FLOODS.
A renewal of floods is reported from various
parts of England and Wales. The reports of
the harvest are daily more deplorable at several
places. There have been thirty hours of steady
| rain.
In connection with the stock exchange set
Element, the failure of James Case, Jr., jobber
in railway stock, is announced. His deficiency
is estimated from twenty to thirty thousand
pounds.
GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
41EAhL1N, aug SOs-OIduu LUKE v lAQlWlr ana
Grand Duke Alexis, of Russia, visited the en-
peror at Pottsdam, yesterday. The tone of .he
German official press has been less irritated
against Russia the last day or two. Andrassy
spent the whole DAY yesterday in the company
of Bismarck.
PLAcARD1NG ALFONSO.
PARIS, Aug. 28.-Election at Bordeaux is to
be held on Sunday. The Republicans of Bor-
deaux have resented the presence of King Al
fonso at Aarcachon, by placarding the town
with insulting references to the king. The po-
lice tore them down Immediately and inquiry
MINISTER MAYNARD AT ODESSA
CoNsrANT1NoPLE, Aug. 28.-The Russian au-
thorities at Odessa had prepared grand recep-
ton for Mr.. Maynard, United States minister
and the officers and crew of the United States
steamer Wyoming, and ordered that public
establishments should not receive any payment
for expenses from the Americans. Mr.. May
nard, however, waS obliged to leave Odessa be-
fore the principal fete took place in conse-
quence of a meeting of the diplomatic board
in Constantinople. The foreign ambassadors
in the meeting this week discussed the project
of the porte for making foreigners liable to
the law relating to trade licenses. It was de-
cided such charge was impossible before
complete understanding had been arrived at
by ambassadors on the subject.
GERMANY AND ROME.
ROME, Aug. 2S.-Roncetti, papal nuncio, re-
ports he has had favorable interview with
Bismarck, but Germany lays down certain
limits to her concessions, Roncetti asks for
larger powers in the conduct of negotiations.
THRIFTY FARMERS FOB AMERICA.
LONDON, Aug. 28.-The farmers who sailed
from Liverpool yesterday for New York are
from northern Yorkshire and Durham. Several
while others have entered into partnership,
one group having raised q capital of Gl,2O0.
MISCELLANEOUS.
YOKOHAMA, Aug, 2S.-The steamer Nordensk-
jold, supposed to be the store ship for Nord-
enskjold's Arctic expedition, has been totally
lost. Grew saved.
LONDON, Aug 2S.-A Cleveland dispatch savs
the shipments of iron Wednesday included a
small quantity of pig, for America, quite a
novelty in the trade.
BUCHAREST, Aug. 2S.-The weather continues
dry and hot, consequently there is little hope
of improvement in the Indian corn crop of
Roumania and Bulgaria.
SOPHIA, Aug. 28.-Two hundred and forty
influential Roumelians and Turks have been
taken prisoners in the Rhodope mountains,
charged with forming a conspiracy to attack
Philippopolis. The affair caused great alarm
in that city, as it was feared it might serve as
pretext for the entry of Turkish troops now
concentrated at Adrianople into eastern Rou-
melia.
HAVANA, Aug. 28.-Two bands of insurgents
have made their appearance, one in Halquin
district and the other in the district of Santi-
ago de Cuba. The band at the former place is
about 100 strong. The strength of that at the
latter place is not known. They are not head
ed by chiefs of any Importance. Capt. Gen.
Blanco has taken energetic measures to put
down the instruction. All available troops
are pursuing the insurgents.
VIENNA, Aug. 2S.-The car will arrive here
the I'd of September.
ARcAcHoN. Aug. 2S.--King Alfonso leaves to-
morrow for Escureal.
LONDON, Aug 2S.-The Standards Paris cor
respondent states NJ. Gambetta's plan for in
ducing the counsels general to bring pressure
70 bear on the senate by voting resolutions
now advocates an agitation in favor of the bill
among the masses.
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The Standards Vienna
dispatch says advices from Odessa announces
that all military officers there have been placed
under police control. This action has pro-
yoked serious disorders in which several po-
llcemen were beaten by soldiers. Four officers
have been arrested for instigating the dis
turbances.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-The Standards Vienna
dispatch says the object of the visit of the car
owitch to Sweden is to endeavor to induce the
king to maintain neutrality in the event of a
panslavist arising. It is said the czarowitch
has already unnecessarily sought the support
or two OF the great powers.
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The Ielegraph's Paris
correspondent says the Lante,1ae announces a
demonstration in favor of the returning COM
munists is being organized at Narbonne.
The Times Paris correspondent reports the
government has declared itself ready to ap-
point special commissioners to act in concert
with American commissioners for negotiating
treaty of commerce between France and the
United States.
The same correspondent says it is highly
probable that the seventh clause of Ferrys
bill will be rejected unless compromise is
effected, which seems probable.
Pool Rates Rc-Establis1,ed.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-The St. Louis Kansas
City d Northern railroad began to-day to sell
tickets from Kansas City to New York at S24.75
the pool rate. The percentage on freight bound
east has been slightly altered, the Pennsylvania
road getting per cent. more and the BaIti.
more u Ohio per cent. less than formerly.
Mrs. Chisholm and Gen, Woodford.
| CINCINNATI, Aug. 2S.-Mrs. Chisholm and
| Gen. WOOdford arrived have - ,:L4 -