Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-11

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MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, July 10.--The Berlin correspon-
dent of the Post says Gen. Won Monteuffel
has arrived there and he will become govern
or of Alsaoe- Lorraine in August.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg to the
Daily .Neps reports that the dissenters from
the orthodox church, hitherto unrecopnized
by the State, are to have entire liberty of
worship. This affects 100000 Russian
subjects.
Frederick Richard Lee, the British land
scape painter, is dead.
T1RNovA, July 1O-Prince Alexandria, of
Bulgaria, yesterday took the oath of fidelity
to the constitution and dissolved the assem-
bly,.
VIENNA, July 1O.-The liberals have 90
far lost fifty seats in the reichsrath.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE. July 1O.-The Greek
minister has been semi-oficiaNy informed
that the Turkish commissioners for the de-
limitation of the Greek frontier will be ap-
pointed by the end of the week.
CoNsrANT1NoPLE, July 1O.-There is rea-
son to believe the great powers will disap-
prove the manner in which Aeko, Govern or
General of Roumelia, is acting. They pro b.
ably would not refuse to assent to his remov-
al by the porte The British military at
tache has drawn up report commenting
unfavorably upon the administration Of
Aleko Pasha and his nominees.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1O.-The dissenters
from the orthodox church who have been
accorded full liberty of worship are a sect
known as the 'tOld Believers" Other dis
senters will remain under existing disabil-
tiles.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, July 1O.-France and
England demand that the imperial hiatt
investing Tewfik Pasha with the title of
khedive, shall give him the right of ccnclud-
ing treaties with foreign powers, which had
been revoked by the sultan.
LONDON, July 1O.-A Paris dispatch states
that decree has been published pardoning
or reducing the punishment of 1859 per-
sons. The government has submitted bill
to the senate to amnesty sailor and soldier
deserters who have not been tried and SEN
fenced. This applies to exile communists
who belonged to the army. It is estimated
the measure will effect 10000 persons.
LONDON, July lO.-Willirm Stackpole,
member of parliament fer Ennis, is dead.
A dispatch from Rome states the court of
cessation has pronounced against the claims
of the Countess Lambertine on the estatelof
Cardinal Antonelli.
A Berlin correspondent says there are
marked symptoms of estrangement between
Germany and Russia.
Prince Bismarck will meet archbishop
Mazilla, Papal nuncio to Bavaria. at Kessin-
ger in July, when it is thought final under
standing between Germany and the vatican
will be reached.
PARIS, July 10.-Maximillan Lettre, the
well-known philologist and member of the
Institute, is permanently confined to his
room.
Monsigneur Manning, nephew of Cardinal
Manning, and one of the papal chamber
lains, is dead.
Duo de Padoul and Duo Grammont have
arrived in London to attend the funeral of
the prince imperial.
A dispatch from Rangoon states that in
the revolt in Upper Burmah, reported on the
9th, twenty officials were killed and wounded.
No general uprising is anticipated.
A st Petersburg dispatch says second
fire at Isktitck, June 20, destroyed nearly all
the public buildings. 1.-THE fire at Turnova
destroyed $50 houses.