The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-01
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

nenapartIsts and Eagitimists In
rrerce-.Garibaldfs Latest Manifesto.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
LONDON, March 31.--The government, in
She House Of Commons this afternoon, an
nCnnoed that they had received advices OF
tbe safe arrival at Cape Colony OF q consider.
been sent out, and that twas hoped these
would speedily enable communication to be
opened with Col. PeGTson, whose isolated
condition has for some days beena source OF
axlesy snd pb Ihs b,
me condition OF affairs In Tlluland continues
fO be serious, and there is q streng feeling
/ that negotiat ions should precede any further
. hostile acts ON large scale.
News from Calcutta respecting the threat
Iened war wi th Burmah Is disquieting. King
| Thnbey is said to remain In state OF con
. iinued into dcation, butthis has not prevent
! ed him froI taking very energetic war meas
urcs. He has constrncted ,1 nnnaper q igrts ss
called out the soldiers and Is having them
| well drille Il, and he has sent summons to
/ lie Burm All inhabitants of Rangoon to re-
turn to their own country. He warns them
that he will execute all members OF their
families vi they remain absent
APars dispatch says: The political con-
dition of affairs continues to be nnsatisfac-
tory. T here are Internal dissensl0nS N the
ranks o., the Republican party which VIII re-
Quire bit slight provocation to cause them TO
break forth Ia open warfare. The Imperial
ists and monarchcal factions not only In the
Assembly but throughout the country have
been drawing themselves nearer together,
and are believed to have arrived at an agree
ment to work ia unison for bringing about the
4domestic and foreign discredlt OF the republic
I'm this attempt they have been greatly aided
4by the reported intention Of President Greyy,
and OF a portion Of his ministers to favor M.
Tell rrxyto hinh ndnRutinn
measure Is intended to exclude from all edu-
cational employment the members OF
religious communities which are not
recognized by law. IL the measure passes,
belonging to the 5esuits, and containing $50
teachers. The law would also close sixty-one
other seminaries and colleges with nearly
zone Thousand one hundred teachers An
4 other objection is that the law would
] seriously interfere with the, vested rights Of
these communities, for they have purchased
i and erected buildings on the strength OF the
belief that the promised liberty OF primary
and collegiate education would pe.contlnueo;
It is not certain that the reported intention OF
N. Grevy or even Gambetta to make stand
/ upon this measure fS true.
Both the Oxford and Cambridge crews, In
their exercises to-day upon the river, dls.
PLAYED Qualities which render the result Of
the race far more uncertain than was ex-
pected few days ago. The Oxfords In fire.
/ quent spurts rowed upto thirty eight strokes
minute. The Cambridge men didn't exceed
thirty-six strokes but they manlfested a. re- re-
practice Is fine. There 10 none OF the hang at
the beginning OF the stroke which In former
years has been go perceptib)ei In Cambridge
rowing. The swing Of the bodies is even, and
Ing OF Mr. Rhodes, practically brought about
a new style Of rowing, which B sound 10
principle and pleasing to the eye. In this
new stroke the feather is never higher than
the head and there is no feathering under
water. Betting still continues to be In favor
The Anglo American Gable Company have
called a meeting Of shareholders for the
eighth of April when the consent Of the share
holderswill be asked for the Anglo American
Cable Company, the Organization OF which IN
opposition to M. eraQuertiers Company
has Just been started and which, 1t is intend
ed sball la,7 acquire M the existing Line working
ject Of forming the new company is to put
competition In the field against Pouyer Quer-
tiers Company, and 1t will merely be an off
shoot OF the Anglo-American Company as the
latter company now own the line which the
new company propose to lease.
The Times says the meeting Of operative
weavers at Blackburn Saturday, which de-
cided to accept the per cent reduction OF
wages may practically be considered to end
the wages dispute for the present.
The contemplated strike Of glassmaEers In |
the midland counties has been deferred. The
masterE, after private conference with the
hands, decided 70 prolong the notices of a re-
,duction, of wages for fortnight, meanwhile
rem ainiEg at work.
Orders were given on Saturday to stop the
pumping engines OF the South Staffordshire
mine dralaage commissioners coaliery. The
owners have not yet taken any steps. 1t Is
be able to clear of their liabilities under a
year. by which time many mines would be
ruined.
In tjhe House OF Commons tonight the de-
bate on Sir Charles Dukes motlon oensurlng
the governments Zulu policy concluded, and
the House, by majority OF sixty, approved
OF the governments pohcy. -,
The chartered mercantile bank oil India, !
London and China Is unable 20 decaare
dividend owing to its losses during tne last
half year. .
Asdispatch from st. Petersburg says the
Russian mission to Nero has been suspeh@ed.
LIVERPOOL, March 31.-TNcker, Rowley d
Co., cotton brokers, have failed. me failure
Is not large one, h.lt 1t tends TO snake ctni-
fdenoe. There Is some talk o1 sne Hilncuilaes
Of large firm OF snip brokers' No names
are mentioned.
ODESSA. March 31.-The Cossacks on the
river Don have revolted against the existing
system OF taxation, and collision with tne
military has occurred. The colleeSlon oi
lakes has been postponed until ordef lS re-
stored.
ITALY.
LONDON, March 31.-A letter giving details
of the marriage at Rome, March Is, of MISS
Ada Hungerford, sister of Mrs. Maekay,
wife of the California millionaire, 10 Couht
giuseppe Telefener, says the religious cere.
nony. was performed by the Archbishop Oh
fsoggia. On the afternoon Of the Weddine
lay number Of guests witnessed races ~
leyep horses Of the Telefener stud. King