Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-12
ANOTHER OCEAN COLLISION


| on Lord Beaconsfeld's speech at the lord may
or's banquet last night, points out the absence
of any reference to the eastern question or to
if the speech is not exciting, it is not disturb
| ing, and the explanations offered by the chan
cellor of the exchequer respecting finances will
combine with Beaconsfeld's account of the re-
| vival Of trade to produce reassuring impress
sion. A tone of disappointment prevades the
pated that Beaconsfeld would throw some
light on the relations of England with Turkey
| and the future of Afghanistan and chances Of
| dissolution of parliament, but tho concluding
| sentence is accepted in some quarters as mega.
living the idea of the dissolution of parlia-
take this Indifferent assurance too seriously
and says it is capable of various Interpretations
| and was probably intended to be so.
THE AFGHAN COUP DE GRACE.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE World says the rep
RESERVATIONS made by Schouvalof, the Russian
ambassador, concerning Afganistan, were re-
ceived with ELUSIVE friendliness by Beacons-
field, who took the whole subject out of tho
hands of Salisbury, the foreign secretary. The
result of Shouvaloff's two visits to Downing
street is that when the time comes for the
Afghan coup de grace England and Russia are
to settle the difficulty in the friendliest way
possible.
CHINA EXPORTS.
LONDON, Nov. 11.-Telegrams from Hong
Kong state that the total exports of tea from
Shanghai and Hankow to Nov. 9Th, since the
opening of the session were 1874, OO0 900 pounds,
against IA, 100000 for the same period last
year. Shipments of Canton silk to Europe
were $500 bales, against G, 900 bales last year,
and the unsold stock is 1000 bales, against
q I'M hall ho TINA 10 a.
The production of pig iron in Cleveland has
increased from 1000 tons per month to 164, .
600 tons, and there has been more than an
equivalent increase in shipments.
PH1LL1PPART.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE settlement between the
Banque Europienne, which has accepted all of
Philippians operations, and outside brokers
began yesterday, the necessary money having
been obtained from another institution, under
guarantee of q syndicate formed among outside
brokers. ard in pledge of which some thou
sands of credit mobilier and tramway offers
have been lodged with that institution.
ENGLAND, RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 11.-All the Russian
papers have articles upol the latest steps taken
in Constantinople by the British government,
and in certain circles an uneasy feeling is gen.
Grating. The Golos says that in the event Of
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pendence and at the same time to infringe
upon the vital interests of Russia, a collision
between the two powers would be more con-
venient for the latter in the confines of Asia
Minor than in the depth of Central Asia. The
Navas, of Vremera, is of the opinion that the
powers are opposed to the aggressive measures
of England, and that mono of them will act as
her catspaw.
soHouvALoFF.
Gu A. lat
ter of the Gear is published, accepting the
resignation of Count Schouvaloff. as embassa-
dor to England, and comforting upon him the
order of St.. Vladinier, in RECOGNITION of his
public services. Schouvalof will remain a
member of the council of the empire.
ENGLISH EM1GRANTs.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE steamer st. Louis
leaves Liverpool to-day for New Orleans, with
100 passengers, nearly all for Texas. There are
many farmers among the same, with families,
and number of merchants.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, Nov. ia Oonstantinople cores
pondeut telegraphs the minister of finance has
paid S25O,0OO to army contractors, therefore
there is no fear of thesupply Of provisisns for
soldiers running short.
There is great agitation in Bosnia and
Herzegovina where the Musselmans and
Christians have made common cause. Fears
of rising in the Spring prevent Austria from
reducing the army of occupation.
BERLIN, Nov. 11.-Beaconsfeld's speech has
created an excellent impression here.
LONDON Nov. ia Vienna correspondent
says it is announced from Constantinople that
Medhat Pasha has indefinitely withdrawn his
resignation.
A Bucharest dispatch reports the cattle
plague spreading in Moldavia.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE press here is mostly
disappointed in Beaconsfeld's speech on ac-
the speech occasioned neither surprise nor dis
appointment.