Daily globe., 1879-07-15
EUROPEAN EVENTS.
C4BLEGRAMS FOR THE "GLOBE'
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Prussian Ministerial Appointments
German Army Increase-Russian Evacu-
alton of Roumania Completed-Quiet
Orange Celebrations-Mis

| RUSSIANS WITHDRAWING FROM RoUMANIA.
LONDON, July 14.-In the house of lords
this evening Marquis Salisbury stated not a
single Russian soldier was left in Roumania.
Count Schouvaloff had assured him Russian
troops west of the river Pruth were rapidly
going to Varna and Bourgas to embark for
home. The last Russian left Philipopolis
yesterday.
AMNESTIED COMMUNITIES.
PARIS, July 14.-The grand fete was given
to-day by the central committee in aid of the
amnestied communists. Victor Hugo and
Louis Blanc were present.
TREATY WITH THE UNITED STATES.
The France declares that the United States
are in favor of treaty of commerce with
France, but not on the basis of free trade.
In any case no treaty will be made with the
United States until that now under negotia-
ton with England is concluded.
GERMAN ARMY.
BERLIN, July 14.--The contemplated in
crease of the army is in consequence of the
increased military strength of France and
Russia.
HERR GosLEE.
Herr Gosler, who succeeds DR.. Falick as
minister of ecclesiastical affairs and educa
ton, is relative of tho former conservative
and extremely unpopular minister of the
same department, DR.. Van Muller, and is
reported as holding similar opinions.
PARTY SECESSION.
Seventeen national liberals have seeded
&Io 1oI
byt he historian, Freitschka. Their secession
was due to vote of censure passed upon
them by majority of the party men for
supporting Bismarck views on the tariff.
The closing debate on tariff will be memor-
able for the protests of Delbruck and Lask-
or, who prophesied discomfort and confu-
sion as the result of the tariff.
THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
LONDON, July 14.-Cardinal Manning
preached the funeral sermon of the prince
imperial at Chiselhurst Sunday, in the pres
ence of the imp erial family and large con-
gregation.
ORANGE CELEBRATIONS.
The Orange celebrations in Ireland the
10Th passed off with only few cases of
shooting and stoning. One death is report
ed. The authorities had taken precautions
because of the excitement in consequence of
the debate IN parliament on the governments
Irish university bill.
GOVERNMENT PROGRAMME.
In the house of commons this afternoon
the chancellor of the exchequer gave list of
measures which he said the government will
endeavor to pass and which it will abandon.
The most important of the latter are the
criminal code and patent bills. He abstained
from giving the entire catalogue of the aban-
doned bills and made no mention of the
bill relating to elections and corrupt prac-
tices. The under secretary for foreign af-
fairs stated that Russia, through the foreign
Office, denied any intention of march upon
Merv by Gen. Lazoreff's expedition.
GERMAN APPOINTMENTS.
BERLIN, July 14.-The Official Gazette
publishes the following appointments: May
bach, minister of public works to be chief
administrator of imperial railroads; Hoff-
mann, president of the chancellory of the
empire and minister of comm. cree and trade;
Won Puttkammer, president of the province
of Silesia and minister of ecclesiastical
aHairs Ven Ludins to be minister of agri
culture, domains and forests. The announce
ment Of the appointment of Won Gassler was
an error. DR.. Falk and DR.. Freidenthal re-
tire with the title of minister of state.
BRITISH GUNS.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July 1.-THE Turco-
mans opposing Gen. Lazoref's expedition
are armed with English rifles from the Brit
ish reserve supplies in Afghanistan. The
Gazette asks in what light the English gov
ernment regards this traffic.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, July 14.-At meeting of the
Prince Napoleon Memorial committee, yes
terday, it was resolved that marble statute
be erected in Westminster abbey.
LONDON, July IA correspondent of the
Journal De st. Petersburg reports an inter-
view with Aleko Pasha, governor of Roume-
liza, at which the latter denied that Russia
had offered to accept Eastern Roumelia in
payment of war indemnity.
A dispatch from Berlin reports the govern
ment has submitted to the bundesrath bill
substituting biennial for the annual voting of
supplies.
The Sportsman announces the match be-
tween Elliott and Boyd has fallen through,
owing to Elliott's stake not being forth
coming. Elliott declares he will retire from
rowing in England, but may go to America
to row.