Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-01
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COwARDLY TROOPERS.
LONDON, June 30.-Troopers with the prince
imperial, when killed, declare in contradiction
to Lieutenant Carey s statement, that the sur
vivors galloped two Or three miles without
stopping. A correspondent says the quarter
master general disobeyed Lord Chelmsfords
orders by sending the prince on q dangerous
expedition with an escort which deserted its
duty. In the whole affair there is not one re-
deeming feature.
The troopship GRANTEES with the body of the
prince is expected to reach England by the 9th
of July.
A dispatch from Atrecht under date of June
9th says Yesterday body of Zulus rai6ed a
farm within mile of Luneburg. "A small de-
tachment rallied from Luneburg but finding
the Zulus on strong hill position, retired
PRINCE JEROME NAPOLEON.
PARIS, June sO.-The Lorder, organ of Rou-
her, makes the following declaration: Prince
jerome Napoleon is recognized as the Chief of
the Napoleonic dynastry, and consequently
chief of the Bonapartist party. He cannot
fail to receive the resolute aud devoted support
of all faithful to the empire.
DYING B0NAPARTsM.
PARIS, June 30.-At a meeting of Bonapart-
lists at the residence of NJ. Rouher to-day, the
will of the late prince imperial was read, but
course of the party. delegation of the
meeting communicated the will to Prince
jerome Bonaparte, who simply acknowledged
it. Rouher refused to participate with the
deoutation, stating that henceforth he was de-
termined to take no active part in politics.
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LONDON, June 3O.-The Duke of Cambridge
has approved the proposal for the general
army subscription to raise memorial to the
prince imperial. The subscription has already
been opened.
dispatch from Paris says Prince Jerome
Napoleon will publish manifesto after the
funeral of the kprince imperial, urging all
Bonapartists to submit to the republic, and
that he has already assured President Gray he
will not become pretender to the imperial
throne.
CABINET CRISIS IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, June Silt is said in consequence
of the cabinet crisis the government has sus-
pended negotiations with the ultramontanes.
The report of the resignation of Minister Ho-
brecht is aemi-of6cially confirmed, but his
resignation has not yet been accepted. Many
persons believe the GOODNESS between Russia
and Germany is owing to the influence of the
czarowitcb.
ZULU PEACE ovERTUREs.
LONDON, June 30.-It seems certain at
last that the peace overtures from
King CetewayO are bona fde. A
dispatch from Gen. Woods camp says the
messengers have been recognized as important
persons by native spies. While palavering
with Lord Chelmsford the Zulu army was re-
ported advancing on Gen. Woods camp. The
messengers readily agreed to be shot if the re-
port proved true. The report being info. ind
Chelmsford, after stating his terms, declared
before treating further two cannons captured
at Isondula and some hostages must be given
up. The messengers asked Lord Chelmsfordlto
halt, pending answer, but he refused.
THE DARIEN CANAL.
PARIS, June 3O.-Le RepubHque Francois,
considering Senator Burnside's resolution,
combats the idea that the United States should
view the construction of the Darien canal UNI
der European auspices with 1isquietude, and
points out that the undertaking is independent
of control; that no European government will
contribute a farthing or man to the construc-
ton, and that the company will merely ask
all parties to consider the canal neutral terri
tory.
PROTEST.
CoNsTANTNoPLE, June 30.-The British and
French ambassadors have protested against the
abrogation of the treaty of 1841, which gave
the khedive the power to conclude treaties
with foreign governments. They demand that
the STATUS which existed previous to the deposit
ton of Israel Pasha shall be maintained.
RAILROADS IN ITALY.
ROME June 3O.-After two months debate
the Italian chamber of deputies has approved
the ministerial railway bill, which provides for
the construction of 6O2O kilometres of rail-
ways within twenty-one years, at an annual
expenditure Of E2,40O.O0O.
IRISH UNIVERSITY
LONDON, June 3O.-The lord chancellor intro
duced in the house of lords to-day the govern
ment's Irish university scheme, which proposes
the dissolution of the Irish Queens university
and the application of it's endowment grants to
a university on the model of the London uni
versity.
THE KHED1vE.
ALEXANDRIA. June 30.-The ex-khedive and
his sons Hassein and Hassan, and Pashas TALBOT
and Ragheb, started for Napoleon on board the
khedive's yacht. The English and French men,
of-war saluted the khedive's vessel.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, June 30.-Newspapers are
forbidden to publish Egyptian news, and the
authorities have stopped kilograms from
Europe.
ROME June S0.-The chamber Of deputies
has confirmed the senate's vote on the grist tax
bill, and the cabinet will consequently fail.
| LONDON, June 30.-Thornley d o., cotton.
spinners. of Stockport, have suspended. The
immediate cause was the death of the senios
partner.
| Sir VIM. Fathergill Cooke, constructor of the
hrst telegraph line in England, ia dead, aged
70.