, 1880-07-01

lister of war and marine, mas ootaiu"u h"tuF-
alizstion as an Italian subject without per-
mission of the Egyptian government or the
porte, thus placing under the protecnon ot
the Italian government his immense prop
erty which, it is generally supposed: really
belongs 10 the khedive. Cachin Pasha lett
Egypt yesterday without having passport
from the Egyptian government
Russian Movements.
Sr. PsRERsBuRa, June 1.-THE Grand
Dnke Constantine inspected seven men OF
war which are 10 reinforce the fleet In eastern
waters. Two cruisers sailed for the Pacific
on SUNDAY. Another cruiser ana hoatlng
battery will sail for Yladivostock by the end
of this week, and the remainder In the
course OF the month.
south America.
LONDON, June IA telegram from Buen.
os Ayres says hostiities have begun.
Turkish Affairs. ...
VIENNA, June T.--The answer of the
Porte to the identical note is better than
was anticipated, az 1t accepts the decision
of the powers and places itself on the same
basis with them. There is, however, reser-
vstion that mediation should not interfere
with the free decisions of the Porte, but it
was never expected that the Porte would
submit before knowing the decision OF the
powers. The inference is that the action of
the powers has not failed to produce some
impression upon the cultan as to the ser-
BUSINESS OF his position. r'.
English Grain MARKET
LIVERPOOL, June ia lending grain cir
mint because Cachin Pasha, formerly min
cuar says that the grain trade remains very
dull. There is almost an entire cessation in
the demand at the priacipal markets. and
decline OF sixpense to shilling is generally
reported upon limited amount OF business
transacted. CarSoes off coast continue in
fair request a. steady prices. !. A"
local Opis0m jn England.
LONDON. June 19.--In the House OF Com
mons to-day Sir Wilfred Lawson's local op-
tion resolution, giving tn this Inhabitants OF
any district the right of determining whether
licenses to public houses shall be rendered
or not. and which has been rejected in sew
eral successive sessions, was adopted-229
yeas to 203 nays. Gladstone and Lord
Harrington voted against the bill, and Fos-
tor, Sir William Harcourt Mr.. Chamberlain
.andasome other members OF the Government
voted for it.
French Affairs.
PARIS, June 81 In an election to-day for
municipal counsellor for Perlachsise quarter,
Trensiguetat. communist, now in New CAL
edonia, recsived 1888 votes and his oppo-
nent 1880.
England and ireland.
LONDON, June 2O.-The second reaaine of
the Irish land bill in the house of commons
is fixed for the 22d inst. The bill provides
that until the 3lst of December, 1881. eject
ments for nonpayment of rent in certain
scheduled districts, where distress ia preva-
lent, shall be deemed as a disturbance of
tenant landlords, within the meaning of the
landlord and tenant act of 1870. ...
Alfred Gathrone Hardy and Robert Peber
Lawrie, both conservatives, have been un-
seated as members of parliament for Can
terbury. .t
A Dublin dispatch says that there is no
longer any doubt that the famine fever has
appeared in some parts of Western and
South Ireland.
Germany.
BERLIN. June 2l.-In the Prussian diet
to day, during debate ON the church bill,
Herr Bennigson said that he and his friends
could not vote for the fourth article, as he
considered it iradmissabIe that bishops who
had beea judiciallv removed from their do
ceses for resisting laws should be recalled.
General News. .u p
LONDON, June 22.-The Standard pub
fishes the following Buenos Ayres special of
June 10th: IA revolution has broken out
and the city is besieged."
Bombay news from Cabul confirms reports
of general rising IN Central Asia. .s.
In a skirmish between Albanians and
Montenegrins, on the plains Of Podogritza.
the Montenegrins were driven back under
shelter of the guns OF Podogritza.
ROME, June 22.-The triumph of clerlcals
in municipal elections has exceeded the
highest expectations. Ol fourteen vacau-
cies they returned thirteen candidates.
Irish Affairs.
LONDON, June 22.-The Standard SAYS ::
1.-THE Home Rulers have requested Parnell
to introduce new bill for the relief Of the
Irish people, in view of the increasing dis
tress and the outbreak Of typhoid fever ia
several districts The bill will ask for C l00,-
900 from the Irish church fund as o gift.
In France.
PARIS, June 2l.-The amnesty bill was
voted by the whole Left against the tight.
At meeting of Senators belonging to the
Left Centre. it was resolved by a vote of II
to II. to defer any decision on the amnesty
bill. t ll .1
Republican papers unanimously approve
the speech of Gambetta in defense of the
plenary amnesty hill. Newspapers of ali
shades OF politics agree that he cannot much
longer abstain from accepting the premier
ship! .i.E ErIE. ... H.r
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rf TACiFIC C1AST
FeRrfal Slaughter. ...