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/ man Althnser q CO.., of Dortmound. 1t
says the stoppage Of other highly respecta-
BILE firms in Westphafia Is anticipated.
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says the stoppage OF other highly respects
Bile firms in Westphatia Is anticipated.
4 Emperor William fin Russia.
/ ALzxAEDROWEA, September 3.-Emperol
William OF Germany arrived here to-day
and was received by the Car. The meet.
Ing between the two Emperors was exceed.
iDgly cordial. They were enthusiastically
cheered by large crowds of people. Gen.
/ eral Won Mantenfel accompanies Emperor
William.
WarIike Preparations Of the Bur-
/. mesc.
LONDON, September 5.-A dispatch from
Rangoon TO the Daily Neses says that the
Burmese have mounted twelve guns on the
frontier and have 100000 men concentrated.
A. Wreck Burned
! The wreck Of the Italian bark Mia Matire,
which, was yesterday reported ashore on
Goodwin Island, and which was afterwards
abandoned, caught tire yesterday and Yves
burned. - 81, sr:, i. q =. Fl, s.. 9.
The South American Way.
PANAMA, August 26.-The allied armies
in South America have not moved. 1t IS
generally believed that no march across the
desert will ever be attempted.
{ The blockade OF 1guiaue has been ADAM
doned by the Gillian fleet. News of the cap
ture OF the Rimac caused intense excite
ment IN Chill. The opposition party made
a fierce onslaught upon the Government, I'm
which the populace Joined with rietous de-
monstrations. The cavalry was called out,
and three volieys from their carbines were
fred, followed by charge into the dense
mob, cutting and sIashing right and left.
Only three deaths are reported, however.
The rioting has ceased, but the excitement
continues and further trouble is expected.
= From ZuIuland.
LONDON, September ga dispatch from
Cape Town, dated August 10Th, via Ma
deira to-day, says: "Amra-Kaze, King
Cetewayo's new kraal, was burned on the
18th instant. The British cavalry on the
same day started in pursuit OF Cetewayo.
and at O'Clock on the morning OF the 18th
arrived at kraal where he had passed the
previous night, but ascertained that he had
fled to the bush early in the morning. Lord
Clifford, with party OF mounted natives,
were, according to the latest advices, con-
inuing the pursuit. " .-
Sir Garnet Wolsey telegraphs that Cete-
wayo has only two or three followers with
him. His Prime Minister, two of his sons,
and three OF his brothers have surrendered,
with $50 head OF royal cattle. Arms and
cattle are being surrendered daily. The
colonial forces and native troops advanced
from Luneburg on the 18th ultimo, and
Oham's men are joining them. General
Wolsely is expected at Pretoria on the 10th
OF September.
>, Foreign Briefs.
The London Times. in leader, says that
unless the weather continues very favorable
the deficiency in the British grain crops
can hardly be less than 25 per cent.
Large tracts OF land in Scotland were
flooded by heavy rains on Tuesday.
THE London Times says it is a significant
fact that while every Be>simer converter in
the United States is in full blast there arc
no less than forty.four idle Ia tue United
Kingdom.
The operatives OF the North-End and
River Meadow cotton mills, at Staley
Bridge, England. containing $4,000 spin
dies, have struck against a reduction Of
wages.
A dispatch from Yokohama says General
Grant sailed for San Francisco on the City
OF Toxic yesterday. BE will arrive about
the 21st.
A Rome dispatch says that official Stats
tics show deficiency OF 10,000,000 quin.
tails Of maize, 100000 quintals Of wheat,
and 1000, 900 quintals Of other grain, in this
years italian harvest.
The Spanish Government has notified the
Cuban authorities that it will send lmme
diately 10000 troops to maintain public
tranquility on the island, and will also
send all necessary funds to meet the in
creased expenditures.