Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-19

of operations.
Gen. Wolseley telegraphs from Pieterm.
aritzburg, June 3Oth, to the war Office as fol-
lows: II believe the war can be finished
this season. I hope to reach Port Durnford
Wednesday. From there will join Col.
Wood and the second division near Ulundi."
The dispatch generally confirms the report
that Port Durnford will be the leave of sup
plies, that Cetewayo is north of Ulundi with
10000 men and that messengers from Cete-
wayo had come to Fort Pearson and were
sent back by Gen. Wolseley with tho names
of chiefs whom Cetewayo must send to Gen.
Orenlock. Gen. Wolseley's dispatch con-
tinues, according to the best information
King Cetewayo can muster only 10000 men.
1 promised that all the Zulus around us will
be we'll treated. Many have already come in.
A later dispatch from Gen. Wolseley of date
July 10th says: Lord Chelmsford has just
signaled that he intends to be at Ulundi to-
day.
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
CoNsTANrnNopLE, July 18.-The sultan
has refused to accept the resignation of
Khairedden Pasha as grand vizer. A crisis
nevertheless exists. The frman appointing
Prince Tewfc khedhive of Egypt has been
submitted to the Isultan. It is understood it
confirms all the rights formerly enjoyed by
Ismail, the ex-khedive, except the right of
concluding treaties.
GAR1BALD1's DIVORCE.
ROME, July 18.-Gen. Garribald's applica-
ton for annulling his marriage with Signora
Rosmendi has been rejected. The decision
reserves to him the right to produce further
evidence in support of his plea. !.
AMERICAN MEATS.
LONDON, July 18.-In the house of lords
the Marquis of Huntley complained of rail
way companies for carrying American meats
at lower rates than English because of the
larger quantities in which the former are
sent. He pointed out that such action was
protection for American farmers, and asked
whether it had been brought before the at
tention of the board of trade and commits
sion on the agricultural depression. The
Duke of Richmond, lord president of the
entail sales was violation of law, but Lord
Shelborne doubted it.
PRINCE JEROME.
LONDON, July 18.-A correspondent at
Paris reports Prince Jerome Napoleon
wholly disclaims any intention of becoming
pretender to the imperial throne.
FLOODS.
Terrific stormstorms are reported in the
provinces. The river Ardeche overlooked its
banks and widely inundated the surrounding
plains. The river Cze, in the department of
Gard, overfowed it's banks. Damage i'm
mense. News of further disasters are ex-
pected.
A dispatch from Berlin says Russian mill
tary authority estimates the Tekke Turco-
mans in arms are 10000.
BIENNIAL SESSIONS.
Correspondents at Berlin report bill sub
shutting biennial for the annual budget has
evoked an outburst of indignation from tho
constitutionalists. The cities of Hamburg
and Bremen informed Bismarck they are not
willing to renounce their p osition as free
ports.
Dispatch from Vienna announces Khirrden
Pasha will be replaced as grand vizier by
Mahmoud Edim Pasha. The new khedive
of Egypt will visit the sultan and present
him his homage in November.
Dispatch from Rome mentions report in
circulation at vatican that French legitimists
are trying to induce Comte Du Chambord to
draw himself clerical Bonspartists.
In the house of commons the army dis
cipline bill passed q third reading. The an
nouncement of the result was received with
cheers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, July 18.-In some quarters the
war in Zuloland is declared virtually at an
end.
Boyd has deposited ESQ fo- thu match
with Higgins Sept. Both.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July 18.-It is reported
that the Russian general Lemokin has had
several encounters with the Tekke Turko-
mans, who resisted stoutly.
MADRID, July 18.-A decree will be pub
lished shortly annulling the decree of 1867,
relative to articles from the United States
conveyed in Spanish vessels.
VIENNA, July 18.-Warlike preparations
on the Greek frontier continue.
PARIS, July l8.-Prince jerome Napoleon
intends visiting ex-Empress Eugene as soon
as she has recovered.
defeated Bonhardt, national liberal, for
member of the reichstag.
WIMBLEDON, July 18.-The match between
sixteen Canadian and sixteen Liverpool
volunteers for silver cup was won by the
former.
BRUssE1s, July 18.-A former clerical
election agent named Van Haame was to-day
arrested for posting placard threatening
the life of the king. In consequence Of the
confession made by Van Haame the police
made descent upon q Jesuit college.
PARIS, July 18. The senatorial commit
tee on Jules Ferry's educational bill have
elected Jules Simon president.
Go down to the foot Of Jackson street to-
night and see the 7:20 excursion train to Lake
Elmo. It bids fair to be the largest passenger
train ever run in the State.