Daily globe., 1879-09-01
EUROPEAN EVENTS
FINANCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL NOTES
FROM ENGLAND.
Death of Jameson, The American Sculptor,
at Romo-K.ng CeiewayO Given Another
Opportunity to Submit Unsa lsfactOry
Progress In the Negotiations f,3twa IN the
Vatican and Germs y-General aud Polit-
lcal Old World News.
FINANCIAL AND MINISTERIAL

Vatican and Germs ny--General aud Polit-
ical Old World News.
FINANCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL.
LONDON, Aug, 3l.-The cotton masters will
| reduce wages five per cent.
Financial writer's agree that Col. Grey's letter
will end the struggle between the two Canadian
railway companies. aud that fusion will
] sh,rtly be accom- plished.
The Finoncicr snys a5"ut four hundred thou
SIND pounds worth OF bullion is expected TO
! be shipped by tie Liverpool steamer TODAY
A Pa:is correspondents w,itcs that gold contin-
ues to be seat to the United States for the pur-
chase OF wheat. The steamer st. Laurent, sail
ing to-day for New York, takes f6U0 900, part
| OF which IS on English account. Goid in lesser
Quantities, amounting in all to E2O0UCO, has
been sent to Hungary, Roumana and other
parts of Eur0I for tho same purpose.
A reduction of IL per cent in the salaries of
officers ard 715 per .nt. IN the wage, of em-
ployo3 has been resolved upon by the North
britlsh railway company in consequ of the
prevailing depsa2aion in trade. The reduction
Will affect IL. % persons, and will make a
yearly saving Of e5N.O.O.
| All the checks OF John McTntosh, of London,
large specuia,or in American securities, we're
re urncd last night.
/ W. =. d s. Caine, iron merchants Of Liver
pool, who failed. EXPECT eventually to meet
| their liabilities in full.
SPANISH yoTs.
ARo1oHoN, France, Aug. 3l-King Alfonso
! would have prolonged his visit here if the Pre-
mier Campos had not informed him that sur
prize was felt in Spain at his prolonged ab-
stnce.
PARIS, Aug. 3l.-Don Carlns emphaticaily
ienie" 10 the newspapers that he has renounced
f<,f hsa% ,,E ,
TURCO GREEK FRONTIER.
CoNsrANTINoPi.g Aug. 3l.-Tte Tnrco Greek
| frontier commission held meeting to-day.
There are rnmors in circulation that the DELHI
eratlOns are OF att unfevUrable character, but
hey CANT OF be traced to any reliable authority
ihe next sitting will be held Thursday.
AUSTRIAN BUDGET.
VIENNA, Aug. 3l.-Nontog's Reoue, in an ar
ticle on the budget Of $780, shows that the
cisleithan deficit this year will be 2l,O0O. 600
dorin-, which. however, will be covered, and
tue estimate for 1880 will show no deficit if the
con; n;empiated taxation bills be sanctioned by
the H. ichsrath.
SCULPTOR DEAD.
FLORENCE. Aug: 3l.-John Adams jameson,
the American sculptor, is dead.
FRENCH ASSEMBLY ELECTION.
BORDEAUX, Aug 3i.-The election for mem
hers of the assembly to fill the vacancy Great.
I'd by invalidaii"n Of the election of NJ. Blau-
qul, WAS held TO-DAY. Gut of q registry of
"a, 1e9 voters only 1878 votes were cast NJ
6lanqui received 3.93 VI. Acuard, 1852: aud
VI. Miadier. 1.3i4. There being no absolute
majority second ballot will be necessary.
INcrr1NG REBELLION.
LONDON, Sept. The Standards Vienna
dispa, ch says it is asserted Russian agents are
distributing a proclamation among the St.
Albanians, intended to excite them against the
occupation of Nogi B tz4r.
WHEAT AVERAGE IN EUROPE.
BERLIN Aug. 3l-The Zeitung publisbe, sta.
Titles of the wheat harvest throughout Euroue,
Taking lC0 as representing the average harvest,
chat Of the present year will DO IS. Germany
IS. France Is, Switzerland 8U, Italy 50, England
rs, Russia 79, Roumania 80.
EX-sULTAN MURAD.
CoNsTANr1NopLE, Aug. 3l.-Dr. Mongera,
chief physician at the lunatic asylum, declares
he never stated the ex-Suitan Murad had recov-
cred his sanity.
GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
BERLIN, Aug 31.-For several days past lively
telegraphic correspondence has been in progress
be ween bismarck and General Manteuffel. The
concerned with settlement Of difficulties
dating from the Berlin congress.
TRADE DEPRESSION.
LONDON, Aug. 31.-A correspondent of the
Times, reviewing the state of trade in Lam
clshire, points ont that in the Oldham district
Of seventy limited companies, hardly auy are
able to declare div dends, although it has al
ways been considered that the Oldham fac.
tories, with their improved machinery and
sklllful operatives, would make q margin of
profit, even in the hardest times.
PUTERToN COMING.
LIVERPOOL, AUG. 3l.-John Henry Fullerton,
member of parliament for Devo. port, sailed
to-day for Philadelphia. His mission is to en-.
quire into the agricultural and commercial
condition Of the United States.
CHILLI AND PERU.
VALPARAISO, Aug 7, via LISBON. Aug. Silt is
reported the Chilian minister of war has ter.
dered his resignation in consequence of the
censure expressed npon his administration. It
ls asserted the Peruvian authorities stopp
the Chi'lan envoy while ON the way to @. .,lum b.
and seized his instructions, which were to pro-
pos an offensive and d. fensive alliance be
tween Chill and Columbia against Peru.
ANDRAssYs SUCCESSOR.
VIENNA, Aug 31.-It is now stated the an
pointment Of Baron Haymere to succetd
Count Andrassy is not SO definitely settled an
| generally supposed. He manifests some re-
luctance to permit Cunt Andrassy to propose
him to the emperor because he lacks paria-
| menta'y experience.
ROME AND GERMANY.
LONDON, Aug. 3l.-A Vienna correspondent
| of the Standards asserts that authoritative
advices have been received from Rnme to the
| effect that negotiations between Germany and
the Va >can will not he concluded until props,
siticns are made by the Vatican of a very diff
ferent nature9trOm those now pending -ss
The Standards Rome disp .tcn Saws the
Pope has received a mem ,,randum from n
| we'll known perSNnage in Germany asser,irs
that Prince ri m srck is not crceding any
thing to the needs Of the church, hut is Weld
ing to momenta political necessity.
| CALCUTTA.
| LONDON, Sept. IA correspondent of the
Tines, Calcutta, says the news from the Rum.
pa rebellion is satisfactory. A b,,dy Of 40,
rebels were defeated by party of Tuppe.s
and nifty captured. The Dacoits of Deccsr
have transferred their operations to N,zam'
domininna, near Ayderabad. The condition
| the people in Cashmere has i'm proved Som.
distress exists IN eaatern Burgat, where the
overflow of rivers has nearly destroyed the au
tumn rice crop and has .maged the main WIN
| ter crop.
| A Times dispatch from Calcutta saws report,
from Bombay are more favorable The choler,
continues to rage virulen ly at Cabul. Th,
ameer is preparing an expedition against som.
insurgenS tribes of Balah. The situation il
Burmah IS more criti"al. King Theb,as hayiu,
claimed sovereignty over Eastern Karamne.
| AMERICAN TOURIST KILLED.
A Geneva correspondent reports that car
riage containing party of American tourists
driving from Martizny to Chamonix, was over
turned and a lady named Mrs. Wright, of New
York. fell into the gorge and was killed.
MISCELLANEOUS.