Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-17
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Cessation of Export Of Gold from
England.


LONDON. August 1.-THE Times in its f1nan-
c!al article this morning with regard to the fur
ther export OF gold to New York says IL Is
stated that there are not many more American
eagles here. and until the New York EXchangn
falls further bullion is hardly Liable to be eX-
ported unless 1t can be picked up In the open
market.
The United States and ROumania.
LONDON, August IA dispatch from Buchar-
est to the Times SayS:-The diplomatic relations
between Roumania and the United States based
upon the provisional arrangements mentioned
heretofore, are now completely established.
For the accommodating disposition manifested
by the Roumanian foreign Office, MIR. Eugene
Schuyler. I. s. diplomatic agent and consul
general here, and his government are indebted
largely to the mediatOry suggestions and inllu-
ence Of Mr.. White, the British minister here.
son.
LONDON. August 1T.-MiSS Adelaide Nelson,
who died in Paris Sunday morning, was driving II
the Bois de boulogne Saturday evening, when She
was seized With sudden illness, when she was
conveyed to the nearest restaurant, where she
expired. Her remains will be buried In Bromp-
ton cemetery, London, at the end OF the week.
PARIS. August IA post m0rtem eXamina-
tfon attributes the death of Miss Nelson to
dropsy OF the heart, accelerated by extreme in
digestion.
The T.. S. steamer Trenton.
SOUTHAMPTON. August 1.-THE q. S. steamer
Trenton has arrived here from Gravesend. She
VIII remain twelve days. when she viii go TO
the Mediterranean in company with the Quinne-
fortnight waiting for the Trenton.
Collision Of Steamers.
LIVERPOOL, August IA collision occurred
ensord ana the Wh 'es
steamer Baltic, which sailed this morning for
New York. The former sunk, but all her pas
seDgers and crew were saved. The Baltic put
back and went into dock for repairs.
ROumania Troops Tor the Dob
rudSChas
LONDON, August 17.-It is reported from VI
emma that Roumania has ordered another regi-
DCbrudscha Immediately.
General Roberts, Supplies.
LONDON, August 17.-The Times military cor
respondent says: We now learn that General
Roberts has lot five but thirty days supplies,
which ought to last him throughout his march
to Candahar.
Russian Influence in Afghanistan.
The correspondent OF the Standard at st.
Petersburg repeats his statement that Ayoob
and Abdunhamankhan are cooperating under
Russian influence, and adds: sIt may seem
strange that the Information should be divuged
which is bitterly opposed to General Kauff-
ally"
Failure Of Liverpool Bankers.
LONDON, August 17.-Jonas Refs & Company.
bankers and bullion merchants and foreign ex.
Change brokers, OF Liverpool. have suspended
payment. Their liabilities are not mentioned
The Obstinate AIbanians.
LONDON, August ia Scutari dispatch states
that the Sultan has telegraphed to the Al
banians at Prizrend that their pretentions can
not be conceded, that they should act with pru-
dence, and not defy Europe as they cannot have
his help In case OF conflict. But the Albanians
have decided to persist in their revolutionary
cause
Prospective Rowing Match.
LONDON, August 1.-THE SpOrtSD1n today
says: Mr. Christopher Barrass, OF Newcastle.
having received letter from Wallace Ross the
oarsman OF Riverside, N. B., authorizing him to
90 SO, VIII match Ross to row the winner of the
Blackman-Lacock match or VIM. Eliott of
Blyth, over the Tyne championship course In
three months from the first deposit for eIO0 a
side.
A Chance for DIR. Tanner In Win a
Thousand Pounds.
LONDON, August 1.-THE Sportsman to-day
willing to stake 900 pounds against a similar
sum that DR.. Tanner Will not fast forty daye
and forty nights. the brothers Collinson 10
watch him during that period.