Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-25
COUNT DE oHAMBoRD.
Especial Telegram to tho Globe. /

u meeting ne10 EE1dRy between Henry Nv
Count De Chambord, and his partisans
The account represents that the interview
was lengthy and that the convention took 3
wide range. The count expressed himself
as being strongly opposed to the propagation
of any agitation in favor of the restoration
of the monarchy at this time. In an address
to his friends tho count said he believed tina,
in Gods own gracious time the hon,
for the restoration of the monarch,
would click, and that it was
useless to attempt to expedite the moment
by any action on his part, or by his support
ers. The minority of the meeting was dis
contented with this view of the case, and
the assemblage broke up, leaving the prospect
of the party perhaps more gloomy than ever
before.
ALFoNso's MARRIAGE.
A Madrid dispatch Of the 23rd, says the
contemplated marriage between King AL
fonso and Arohduchess Marie Christine, of
Austria. has been arranged. The king me,
tue archduchess yesterday at Bossin,
France. The archduchess had up to this
time expressed with much emphasis lisin.
but on the conclusion of the interview.
were removed and che consented to the
proposed match. The marriage, it is stated
in official circles, will be solemnizsd toward
the end of October next.
THE TURKISH ARMY.
CoNsrANT1NoPLE, Aug. 24.-The Minister OF
Finance informed the Porte that a half million
Musselmen refugees are being maintained in
addition to the Turkish army, and that he de.
clines all responsibility for the finaY cial catas.
trophe that this state OF things renders newt
able. An imperialfrade has consequently been
issued disbanding the first class reserves and
announcing that the third, fourth and fifth
classes will be disbanded when the Greek ones.
tion is settled. These measures involve the
reduction of the army to hundred thousand
men.
TURCO.GREEK FRONTIER.
A second settling of the Turco- Greek
frontier commission is to be held on Thursday,
when the Turks will reply to the declaration
made by the Greek commissioner relative to
the protocol of the Berlin treaty
SOPHIA, Aug. 24.-The damage by Satur-
day. fire is estimated at 100000. The fire
ragged many hours. A large number of artillery
horses persisted.
THE JEWS IN ROUMANIA.
BUCHAREST, Aug. 2.-Prince Charles, in his
message further proroguing the senate and
chamber of deputies until the2d of September.
says the government will then submit meas
ures relative to q reversion of the article of
the constitution affecting the status of the
Jews necessitated by the treaty of Berlin,
which treaty has been accepted BY the legisla-
ture with all the sacrifices it imposes upon
Roumania: Tho prince expresses the convic-
ton that the legislature will reach solution of
the matter which will reconcile the principles
of religious liberty and political equality with
the national and economical necessities of
ROumania. =
THE VATICAN.
ROME, Aug. 24.-Four cardinals will be
created at the conslstory next month. M.
Maseli is expected at the vatican Monday with
an autograph letter from the king of Bavaria.
and Important documents concerning tn e
relations between Germany and the vatican.
and the position of the old Catholics. The
vatican has taken steps with several govern
ments to prevent any judicial recognition of
the old Catholics. 1t is understood its repre-
sensations in this respect are favorably enter
tanned.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-The Standards Paris dis
patch states that Prince Jerome Napoleon has
purchased T. Ordere. It will hereafter advo-
cate autocrat republicanism and repudiate
neFeaitary impern1a ~
c. uoSDos' avg. A4.-A correspondents OF the
0tdna9r0, nome' says the car has written the
rope 9ecIating nus readiness to make peace
with the Cath0hc church in Poland. The sui
tan has written note evinclng desire to give
the Uathohc church full liberty in his domin-
ions.
LONDON, Aug. pa Times dispatch from
Buchare says drought has severely affected
spring harvests in south Persia and the Bapdad
and Busserah districts in Asiatic Turkey. The
price Of wheat in Messoporomia has risen to
three times the usual price,
The Times Berlin dispatch SAYS Gen. Lager
eff expedition is suffering terribly from heat.
disentery and scorbutic ailments. His horsea
are dying in great numbers; and camels ARE
very scarce.
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.,. nDey ~. wv aol1 naiDor ~ MAKING raPlo
sn9rtly pe Pefmltted 70 visit Its interior.