The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-01-31
INrEuEsr1Nc rOMrIcN norts.

INTERESTING EOHEIGN hoHt's'
The demand OF the cotton opc3hlyes ut B1l
ton for ten per cent increase OF Their wage,
has been compromised.
A dispatch from Rome to tho London Datil
Nei0S says tho newspapers publish q letter
from Mr.. Gladstone to Professor c. Barbara cf
the Neapoitan Peace Congrcss,avowinG hie de
termination to advocate general disarmament
fro I'M his place in Parliament.
"A dispatch from Rome 60 the London stand
ard says; "rhe Aurord, which was started n,
the organ Of the Pope is really under the con
/ tro Of the Jesuts and the person.who furnished
/ the money for the establishment of the ynpci
was directly put forward for the puIpose ui
/ thwarting the Pope's intentio
M. De Peyramont (Oileanetl, Senator Of
| France Il ON Haut Vienna is dead.
II olland has repealed the order pi oh biting
| importation OF potntoes irnm the Uui ed States
ami Canada,
! Armed forces ofIsDgland aud Portugal have
combined for the suppression OF the slave tr9 dc
OF the Mozambique Channel.
Numerous distinguished persons are ex.
| pected at Rome, to JOIN in rendering homage to
the Pope on the 7th Of March, on behalf OF the
scientific wsrld.
The London Beard Of Trade has AWARDED a
piece Of plate to the Captain OF the American
schooner Fred. A. Care, for saving a ship.
| wrecked crew.
The IT. Petersburg Gdlos thinks the time
has come TO begin q reconciliation with tho
Poles by placing them on the same footing "a
Russian subjects.
Not only has there been no attack upon
Tchikislar, but there are no Turcomans near
there. The communication between TchIkisar
| and the Btssian Outposts some distance east
| ward, is perfect.
In the French Chamber Of Deputies Satur.
day, while the bill relating to public meetings
was under discussion, M. Louis Blanc insisted
that the right of meeting and forming assoria-
uons should be absolutely unrestricted, as in
England and the United States
The London Ddtiy Neigs Paris correspcn.
dent announces that NJ. Fournier, q high func.
tiona:y of the War Ministry for twenty five
years upon being summoned to produce his; ac.
counts on aturGay, blew out his brains.
The London Standards Constlntinople dis.
patch asserts that terrible distress prevails IN
Aprianoplc. Fifteen persons were found dead
from hunger there in oae day. In some cases
pieces OF wood were found in the mouths OF the
| corpses
The London Daily Ne,Os dispatch from
Rome states that DR.. Gerald Small, a physician
belonging to the AlG'o American Colony in
Rome, was recently assailed In his own house
by two men, who robbed and left him pinoned
and hail strangled. The Doctor is now out of
danger. HIS assailants have been arrested.
The Czarina will leave Cannes for Russia
to-day Saturday.
1t is announced that the German govern
ment intends to levy tax on advertisements
in newspapers,
An italian government steamer has left
Alden for Abysinia with artilcers and laborers.
Tho Italian Consul invites traders to settle
there.
The French Chamber of Deputies NJ onday
rejected by vote Of 322 to 1852 the motion OF NJ
Louis Bianc for the nDrogation of all laws re-
stFicting tho right Of public meeting or the
| formation OF associations.
-Ihero is considerable anxiety inLiberal cir.
cles regarding the forthcoming election in Liv.
erpool for members Of Parliament. in con. e.
quence of the determination of the Home
Rulers to abstain from voting.
The Cradle Club, of PARIS. composed of
American writers and artists. gave a dinner
Monday to General Lucius Fairchild, the retir.
ing American Consul, on the occasion of his
promotion to he minister to Spain. The Stanley
| ls
-1he Duke of Marlborough, Lord Lieutenant
OF Ireland, has declined the invitation of Ric hit
Hon L. DIV. er Gray, Lord Mayor Of Dublin,
10 banquet on the Sd OF February on account
of resolutions adopted at a meeting Of Home
! Rule members OF Parliament, over which Lord
Mayor Gray presided.
The large establishment of Herr Ktupp. at
Essen Ahas within the last three months re.
eived considerable orders, as well Tor articles
of peace as Of war. In the latter category
Russia and Chill particularly figure. For rail-
way lines orders have come in such masses TIN I
the LARGEST number OF workmen that the estab.
lishment can employ have been engaged up tc
the end of the year 1851, and many orders have
had to be refused. England ana America have
also given considerable commissions. The
prices are in geleral hbOut 80 to co per cent
higher than they waro three moths ago,an
most likely HoIr Krupp will. have to engage
many hundred additional workmen.