Morris tribune., 1880-10-28
FOR ElCN,

A PARIS dispatch says, Edward Wolf,
the Polish pianist is dead.
The Turks and Montenegrins have
failed in their negotiations
Trenton and Sons, steel manufacturers
of Sheffield, England have failed. Liabilities
94SOOO.
Ten million francs in gold were with
drawn from the Bank of France, Oct. 90, to
send to the United States.
On the 18th of September terrific
snow storm occurred in the province of Bue-
nos Ayres, 8. A., in which 100000 cattle, 500,
900 sheep, and 250,OOO horses perished.
The religious DEGREES are being enforced
against the Carmelites throughout France.
They protest that they yield only to force and
at some establishments the officers had to
force their entrance.
A Capetown dispatch says Major Car
rington has destroyed the native position out
side the colonial troops who were beleaguer-
ed, and subsequently completely defeated a
| band of Basutos, numbering about 1000.
A meeting of Bonapartists hostile to
Jerome Napoleon was held at Paris, Sunday,
which adopted resolution summoning him
| to renouuce his claims and recognize Victor
| Napoleon as heir to. the throne of the empire.
The imports into France for the nine
months ending September 3Oth, increased
253OOO,0O0 francs as compared with the same
period last year. Exports increased 1S9, co.,.
| 600 francs and food exports Incl eased 69,000-
600 francs.
A dispatch from Paris Oct. the goth
says the Bishop of Montpelier will be prose-
cuted for his abusive exercise of power in ex-
| communicating the prefect while the latter
was executing the DEGREES against the relg..
| ious orders in Monthellier.
At large meeting of Irishmen, at
Bradford, Eng, Saturday evening a resolu-
tion was passed denouncing the accounts OF
the state of Ireland by the English press as
calumnious. Resolutions were also adopted
in favor of peasant proprietary and home rule.
Funds have been granted by the Rus
sian synod for the erection of a Greek Rus
sian church in San Francisco, and priest
has been appointed to proceed to California,
accompanied by deacons, sub-deacons,
acolytes and choristers. Five thousands
roubles have been appropriated for the pre-
| liminary expenses.
Sixteen Carmelite and barnabite es-
tablishments, with two hundred inmates were
closed by the authorities of France, Saturday
the 16th,. There were numerous demonstra.
tions of sympathy with the communities, and
it is said the government is considering the
propriety Of modifying its DEGREES with view
to compromising the matter.
Paris advices state that the Carmelites
were expelled from their establishment al
Rennes, Oct. 20. The police we're obliged tc
force the doors, and it was necessary to sum
mon the gems d'arme and a battalion Of infan
try to maintain order .IThe central commission
ary OF police has resigned, as. he deems the de-
crees illegal. The police were ordered to dis
perse the crowd collected near the Capuchir
establishment at Marseilles. Ss Ill
The Mark Lane Express of October 1S
in its review of the grain trade for the pas
week, says: The weather has been very ia
vorable for wheat sowing, and as farmers
will be fully occupied Herewith, threshins
will be restricted during the present month
In English wheat the proportion OF FIRST clas
samples, in good condition, have been exceed
ingly small. The demand for good qualitie
has been active, and at the more importan
provincial markets they advanced lone shil
ling per quarter. In London, notwithstand
ing the reaction in the beginning of the week
good marketable English wheats sold readily
and closed at Mondays extreme rates. Their
was a fair consumptive demand for -four. Bar
; ley was in moderate supply. and price
, firmly sustained.- In many provincial mar
kets, mailing sorts, were a shilling
! deArer. Foreign wheat has been subject t
reaction and uncertainty during the week, bu
at the close IL was firm, and the decline wa
fully recovered. To-day American reds wer
again slightly easier. Flour in steady con
j sumptiYe I demand, Barley in sinal
: supply, and in some cases the bes
+ quality advanced 6 pence per quarter. Oat
in liberal supply and rather easier. Maiz
improved six pence to pence and deman
good. The wheat cargo trade at the close {
Mondays market was much quieter. Wednes
day was very dull and reaction Of q shillin
: quarter was necessary to affect sales Arr
, walls moderate. The cargo trade in oats ha
. been firm. Sales Of English wheat during th
!, week, sc, All quarters at Al shillings IS penc
per quarter, against 4S,27l quarters at 48 shi