Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-24

this afternoon.
RECEIVED BY THE POPE.
ROME, Feb. 23.-The Pope to-day received
representatives of large number of Catholic
publications issued in Europe and America,
and addressed them on the influence and
mission of the press. He incidentally stated
hatsstemporal power was indispensable to
the holy see. The Pope very cordially re-
ceived the Marquis of Gabriac, French am
bassador, who presented an official notifca-
ton of CREWS election to the presidency OF
France.
FOB NATAL.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-The steamship City OF
Paris, having on board the twenty-frst regi-
ment, left Queenstown to-day for Natal.
TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA.
LISBON, Feb. 23.-The Portuguese govern.
ment has ordered the governor of Mozam-
bique to send troops and three corvettes to
Delagsa Bay, on the South African coast.
FRENCH POLITICS.
VERSAILLES, Feb. 25.-The bureau1 of the
chamber of deputies, Saturday, elected a
budget committee, all members of which are
in favor of the conversion of five per cent.
rents. The Senate on Saturday voted
urgency for the amnesty bill. The appoint
ment of General Chansey as ambassador at
st. Petersburg is officially announced.
NOT DEAD.
CoNsrANr1Nop1E, Feb. 23.-Archbishop of
Adrianople is not dead, but severely injured.
He was assaulted on account of his Turkish
sympathies. Prince Labanof has promised
that the Russians will endeavor to discover
the parties guilty of the outrage. He has
explained that those first arrested were re-
leased for fear of popular uprising.
THE RoUMANIAN ASSEMBLY.
A dispatch from Ternova states Prince
Dondakof Korsakoff formally opened the
Bulgarian assembly Saturday amid great en-
thusiasm. The Roumelia and Walldonian
delegates were present and there was large
crowd of spectators. The first business
meeting will be held Monday. Prince Don
dakof Korsakof, previous to the opening,
told a deputation that he would resign if the
delegates persevered. in their plan of ad-
journing as a protest against the treaty of
Berlin. The plan has in consequence been
abandoned.
ALLAHABAD, Feb. 23.-Ex-President Grant
arrived here, and is a guest of the lieutenant
governor. The viceroy of India has invited
him to visit Calcutta.
ENGLAND, FRANCE AND EGYPT.
LONDON, Feb. pa correspondent of
Paris says the French dispatch boat Reward
has been ordered to Egypt. An English
vessel is also going there, SO as to demonstrate
the accord of Great Britain and France,
who will certainly insist that the khedive
shall not, by relapsing into extravaganza,
become the cause of uneasiD ess to European
powers.
IMPEACHMENT.
LoNnoN, Feb: pa dispatch from Paris
says discussion on the impeachment ques-
ton will probably result in resolution re-
citing that the country, by successive votes,
has deservedly condemned the acts of the
ministry of the 18th of May. The chamber
of deputies will then pass to the order of the
day.
OUTSIDE IT'S BANKS.
The river Garonne has burst its embank-
ment at La Bastide, and it is feared lives
have been lost. Extensive floods have oc-
CURED at Bayonne and Bordeaux.
THE soHLEsw1G QUESTION.
LONDON, Feb. pa dispatch from Berlin
says it is reported that Emperor William, on
receiving deputation of German inhabi-
tants of Schleswig, informed them that the
Schleswig question must be regarded as
finally settled.
The under tariff commission recommend
a duty of only IS pfenig per hundred weight
on pig iron.
CABLE BROKEN.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-The French Atlantic
cable is broken 161 miles from ST. Pierre,
Miqueron.