Daily globe., 1879-06-27
NUMBER l64
OVER THE OCEAN.

The Khedive of Egypt Deposed In Favor of
His Son-The Khedive Acquiesces and tho
,, Son Installed in His Place-Tho Power
Heretofore Held Of Making Treaties and
Ah.insainlnE Army Revoked-Invasion
Of Afghan and Rebellion Against Yak00b
Observation-Disclosures.
MASS FOR THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
PARIS, June 26.-There IL An immense attend
ance at the mass of requiem for the prince
imperial at the church of st. Augustine. The
working classes are only meagerly represented.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte and his son, Prince
Victor, are present; also, Lord Lyons, the Brit
| ish ambassador, and other diplomatic repre-
sentatiyes. There was no disturbance.
NEwsYoRK, June ga dispatch from Paris
says Of the mass today for the prince imperial:
Precisely at the bells began tnHing and
service commenced. There was no ca,afalque.
Black carpets were spread in front of the high
altar. Tee chairs Of the imperial family and
of the dignitaries, senators and deputies were
Napoleon. Princess Clothinde. and their two
sons, and Princess Mathilde, were seated in
front of the altar. As they entered the church
all present arose. The mass, which was low
one was celebrated by Able Taine, formerly
almoner of the imperial chapel The papal
nuncio was present. The only persons who ap-
peared much affected were Prince Victor and
brother. When Prince Jerome Napoleon was
leaving the church there was but little atten-
ton shown him by the Bon.PaEtists- Even
when he reached the street there were signs of
decided indifference, and few hats were raised
in salutation.
PRINCE JEROME
LIE Ordre, Rouher's organ, reproduces an in.
terview in which Rouher. replying to a ques-
prince imperial, said Prince jerome will If he
accepts that serious responsibilitV.
THE KHDrE DErosED-
CoEsrANTINoPLE. June 26.-The sultan has
signed flrman deposing the Khedive of Egypt
in favor of his son, Prince Mahomed Tewfk.
The khedive has signifed compliance with the
demand for his abdication.
CONFIRMED.
LONDON, June 26.-In the house of lords to-
day Marquis Salisbury gave confirmation to
the report that the sultan had ordered the khe-
dive to abdicate and that the latter had ex-
pressed his acquiesance. Lord Salisbury
stated further that Prince Tewfik had been in
stalled as khedive of Egypt.
BOLIVIAN CRUISERS.
Salisbury also said that dispatch from
Lima Peru, received to-day, states the Boliv-
ian agert in Peru il ignorant of the proclama-
tion reported to have been issued by Bolivia.
authorizing privateerA sailing under her flag to
| seize Chilian merchandise in neutral ships
not contraband of war; that according to
the Lima dispatch the original announcement
of proclamation was from q Chilian source.
IRISH UNIVERSITY BILL
The introduction to the government Of the
Irish university bill has been postponed till
next Monday.
SILVER.
The Times in its financial article says: In
| the silver market there has been continuance
| in the demand for Austria, ans a tolerably
| large amount has changed hands. As the mar
ket obtains, and for some time hence il likely
to obtain oil its support from the continent,
the relapse in price had no effect whatever on
| the price of bar silver.
| INVASION OF AFGHAN.
LONDON. june 26--The Indian government
has received information that Abdul RapmAn,
the pretender of the Afghan throne, who has
hitherto lived under Russian protection, has
invaded Bodokshsn, and the Afghan troops in
Balka have revolted. The British admiralty
| have ordered the detention of the torpedo boat
purchased by the Peruvian government. which
put into Sheerness for repairs.
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