Daily globe., 1879-06-25

Prince jerome Bonaparte Announces His
Adherence to His Republican Pro-
gramme-- Letter of CoDdnlence to cu-
genie on Behalf of tho French Republic
--Anti.Landlord Troubles In. Irelapd..
Miscellaneous.
PRINCE JEROME.
PARIS, June 24.-P1ince jerome Bonapa-te
will publish manifest this evening, declaring
he remains faithful to his Ajacio programme in
which he announced his republican principles,
and adding that he is not pretendia to the
imperial succession, while his dormant claims
bar the succession of any other pretenders.
B,NAPARr1sA ABANDONED.
The presence in the chamber of dePrtiee,
Saturday, of De Fourton and Baron R.lle, his
forme, under secretary, in the min,strie Of
the interior when other Bonapsrtists were pres
ent, as token of respect to the prince imper-
ial, is deemed an indication of their abandon
Dent of Bonapartiam.
FROM THE REPUBLIC TO EUGENE.
LONDON, June 24.-The press association
says President Grevy has officially sent mes
sage of coincidence t. ex-Empress Eugenie on
behalf of the republic.
a Paris dispatch says it is semi-off1oIaliy
denied that President Grevy has sent q message
of coincidence to e1 Empress Eugene.
ANT1-IAED1oRD AGITATION.
LONDON, June 24.-The an,,-landlord agita-
tion in the west of Ireland is causing scme ap-
prehension. The chief secretary for Irel.nd,
in replying to q question in the house of COM
mons last night, stated that the government
WAS fnlly alive to the necessity Of dealing
promptly with the matter. He said the deputy
inspector of the cOnstabulary had been dis
patched on special mission to the districts
concerned to consult with the magistrates and
local conetabulAry and to report what adj
diIional police are required to insure full pro-
lection to . persons IN the exercise of their
legal ghts; that considerable reinforcements
are being drafted into the districts concerned
and that notice has been given that in event of
sny outrage the cost of there measures will be-
levied upon the distrlcs where 1t occurs.
OPPOSITION To BIsMARcK's TARIFF.
BERLIN, June 24-rne conservatives have
decided TO reject Herr Won Bennigsen's pro-
po.ai for . compromise on the tariff bill and
are negotiating with the centre party to sup
port counter proposal to allow temp rary
revision of the tariff until the amount of rev
enue TO be received by the imperial govern
ment il fixed.
PREPARINa ToR War.
to the Standard states that pending the result
of the meeting of the ambassadors ct Com
st.ntinople. the Turks have prepared every
thing for war. Reinforcements of six bat
talions Of infantry and three batteries of ar-
tillery have arrived 1t V0lns, and large bodies
of Bashi Bazouks are assembling in Albania
ready to march into Epirus ana Thessaly.
MIsCEILANEoUs.
LONDON, June 24.-G. W. N. Reynolds, the
w,dely-known writer of sensatioaai fiction, is
dead
Hanlan will row in the Manchester regatta.
BERLIN, June 24.-Bismarck his forbidden
the circulstion in the empire OF the Stor.abeN.
. Russian revolutionary organ Published in
9eneva. al
It Is probable that General Mantennel will
assume tho governorship of; f;Alsace-Lorraine,
about the first Of An3uat.
RoME, June 24.-Notwithstanding the oppo-
sition of the cabinet the senate approved the
bill limiting the abolition of the grist tax to
inferior grades of maize and other cereals. Ths
bill viii be again presented in the chamber of
deputies.