Daily globe., 1879-10-12
miscellaneous F0rei0,s Ne,ys,
THE TWO BEAUTIES

LONDON. Oct. ll.-In Guildhau police
court to-day Mrs. CORVALLIS West charged
Rosenburg, proprietor of Toacn Talk, with
stating that she was in the habit of calling
on photographers and asking for commits
slons on the sales of her photograph. Her
husband testified that the statement was
untrue. He declared he had done all in his
power to prevent the sales of his wife's pho
tograph. Mrs. Langtry charged Rosenbure
with stating that her husband had filed q
petition for divorce, coupling the names of
the Prince of Wales, Lord Londesborough
and Lord Lonsdale as CO. respondents in the
action. Her husband testified that the
statements were untrue. He said he lived
with his wife, and had never thought of
filing petition for divorce Rosenburg was
remanded in default of bail.
RUSSIAN NOTES.
BERLIN, October 12.-It is stated that Rus
STA has given official assurances that she does
not intend to occupy Nero.
The recent great trial of Nihilists at st.
Petersburg has been completed. Wirski,
Gen. Deenteln's assailant, will be hanged.
and Weimar, concerned with Solonvieff, who
attempted the life of the Gar, has been ban
ished to Siberia
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE iron ship builders
OF Middlesborough, Hartlespool and Stock
ton have struck against a reduction of wages.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 11.-L'Europe publishes
a telegram from Rome, that, in view of the
results reached by Cardinal Jacobini, papal
nuncio, in his interviews with Bismarck, at
Gastian and Vienna, the vatican. desiring to
secure an absolutely successful termination
of negotiations with Germany, hes resolved
to appoint Cardinal Jacobini to succeed Car
dinal Grana as pontifciaI secretary of state.
DEMAND FOB PREPARATION.
PARIS, Oct. lit is rumored that the
Russian government has demanded from
Constantinople reparation within TWENTY
four hours for the insults to which the Rus
sian consul general at Salonica was recently
subjected by the popHlace of that city,
threatening to send war vessel to Salonica
If the demand is not complied with. Other
foreign consuls at Salonica have asked their
governments for instructions.
CHURCH AND STATE.
GENEVA, Oct. 11.-After prolonged de-
bate the great council at Geneva adjourned
the consideration of the separation of church
and state until next May. duel took place
on the Spanish frontier Thursday, between
Jean Jacques Alicot, former republican dep
uty from the department of Hautes Pyrunes,
and Sassere, Bonapartist; the latter was
seriously wounded in an arm. The differ
ence arose from political grudge growing
out of the affair of the 9Th of Nav.
THANKS TO BISMARCK.
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE National ZeStuno
says Count De st. Waller, the French am
bassador at Berlin, has been specially re-
quested by Waddington, French minister of
foreign affairs, to tender his heartfelt thanks
to Bismarck for the kind and friendly wav
IN which he spoke of France during his late
visit to Vienna.
THE BURMESE SITUATION
LONDON, Oct. 11.-A dispatch from Thyet
tweyo announces that the party from Man
daily residency have arrived there. The
steamer stopped at every station and was
not molested. Commerce between the Brit
lsh and the Burmese was ct a compIete
stand-stlll. A dispatch from Thvalo saws
the English mercantile fotilla on the IT.
rawaddy resumed running to Mandalay.
PLENARY AMNESTY.
PARIS, Oct. 11.--It is stated the articles on
amnesty In the Republic Faancaase, Gam
betta's organ, were decided on in confer
ence between the editors and Gambetta. bo-
fore the departure of the latter from Paris.
DeCassagnac, in the Pays, advises the re-
actlonarles to vote for plenary amnesty, as
the only thing looking to the overthrow of