The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-13
TELEGRAPHIC
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
The Batch OF News by Cable.

| new OrKs 1l--IJlOuHS s caDles
appears that discussions in the Britt:
cabinet are becoming gIAver than VI
supposed, the wing element being disss
isfsd with Mr.. Glads,o- e's radical tel
denotes.
Athens, 11.-RnglAnd and France ksy
advised Greece to postpoae calling OF
reserves until the collective note is 7,
ceived aud replied to by Turkey sn
Gr0ec-, to avoid Offering the Porte an
pret-xt for resistance.
COnstantiuop.e, u.-GJschen tas oh
tanned a settlement Of several long stand
ing matters in which the Porte is in
deb:ed 10 English subject.
Paris. 1l.-Aa Official decree is pub
lished grantin full remission of sentence
to all individuals convicted of participa.
ton in the instruction of 1870 and 1871
AMI subsequent insurrectionary move
ments.
st. Petersburg, 1I.-Orders are re.
ceived a: Nicolaietf t. prepare As soon Al
possible four of the best torp do bostl
belongii z 10 the Black SEES fleet TO b,
lent 10 tue Pacific. Several vessels hav.
been chartered in foreign ports for the
transport servise. The iroBclad Peter
the Great has left Reval for the sea. The
cruiser Europe has sailed from Cron-
stsdt.
London, 1.-THE Standard laws
Gladstone will, tonight, 10 the Hou OF
Commons, make statement exp aiming
the pu pose and calculated effect Of the
attorney generals amendment to the
compensation bill. 1t is thought the
statement will remove some of the OF
jections against the proposed clause.
a dispatch fEom Constantinople re-
ports rupture of the relations between
the Porte and Montenegro.
a Berlin correspondent telegraphs that
Russia's efforts to induce Portugal and
Japan to aid her in the event of war
with China proved fruitless.
A Paris dispatch says: II is calcu-
lated that only line persons will be ex-
clud-d from amnesty, but they will get
free pardon.
A dispatch from Constaniiaople report.
hat in the last council Of tats Mahmoud
Nedim Pashs, minister of the interior.
gam strongly urg the acceptance of
he demand Of Europe. Abeddiss Pasha.
minister OF foreign affairs, processes the
anne opinion. Opposition comes from
he Sultan. The Sultan cannot sur
ender Moslem Territory TO inf els
Except under cOmpulSion. When, how
yer, there is sufficient show of force, his |
Injections will be overcome.
A Montenegrin representative has been
rdered ito remain in CcnstaL tinople.
he Porte suggests that it can now sur
ender the territory around Scutari. as |
must return home to gather |
re harvest. The delivery of the terri
Dry will be much easier.
Z Geneva dispatch reports great alarm |
W stern Switze'l land owing 10 the
ppearance of phylloxerA in several
arts ofthe Canton of Vaud.
A dispatch from Paris says the idea of |
Seventies against Dominicans
as b. en- sbaL doned, therefore everybody |
kept Jesuits may share in the fete on
uly 1fth.
The merchant shipping bill has been
cad the second time in the Chamber and |
assed. The Senate has adopted 8 grant /
I 800, 0OO francs for the fee on July
9Th, les to 81.
Paris, n.-Jules Wales has arrived |
nd Henri Rochef TT is expected to-day.
London, 12.-There are sensational
n! improbable Iumors that the Car
on emp ate abdicating.
A movement Is ahoat in the House of |
Commons to present an address TO
'Iemier Gladstone assuring him of the
Willingness of large mum Der of mem
as s i1ns f. re m m n continuing the
airy to carry out the government pro-
Ode. sa, PA timber raft with forty
ersons on board was dashed TO pieces IN
ne rapids of AdnieOoi; all persisted.
Bucharest, 12-Lieutenant Francis V.
ireen, United States army, American
military attache with Grad Duse
Nicholas during the Ru-sisn-TurKi sh |
var, has been decorated with tbs order |
f the Star of Roumania.
London, 12.-It is said the chief sub |
ect for consideration at Saturdays csbi- |
let council was the Irish compensation |
ill. The general impression is that the |
ill will not become law.
The report that the Earl of Kenmore,
ord chamberlain, has intimxted = wish |
o resign in consequence of objections to |
be compensation bill, is unfounded.
Representatives Of the butchers in the
lorthern counties are to have an inter- |
Iiew with the lord president Of the
council in reference to the disadvantages
rising from the compulsory slaughter of
oreign animals at Birkenhead and else
where.
Representatives Of Welsh constitu-
.nces in the House of Commons are about
o combine for the formation of a dis
inctive Welsh parliamentary party.
Rome, 1.-Two articles Of the grist
ak bill passed the Chamber of Deputies,
put the Sc; ate is hardly likely 10 sanc-
ion it.
New York, 11.-News has been re-
,eived from the west coast Of Africa that
.rsde has been greatly interfered with BY
he withdrawal from circulation on the
gold coast of all American dollars. The
governor has gone to Lsgoo to try to
settle the difficulty.
Letters received at Gibraltar from
Morocco report that imperial troops
pursued the rebels 10 the mountains,
where the latter beir g reinforced turned
on their pursuers and C implicitly routed
ihsn The rebels captured the camp OF
the imperial msnder-in-chief, and
were destroying the crops near Alcssssr.