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might be opened and work resumed. The
miners are gloomy and disconsolate.
Council to be He'd.
LONDON, December 14th.-It is announced
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might be opened and work resumed. The
miners are gloomy and disconsolate.
Council to be He'd.
LONDON. December 14th.-It is announced
that the Queen will hold Council tomorrow.
PapaI AlIoeutioD.
ROME, December 14th.-The Pope at the
Secret Consistory yesterday delivered his al
lccution, speaking with some severity of the
suffering the Church is undergoing in differ
ent countries. He made very distinct allu-
sion to the condition of affairs in France, but
his words were prudently chosen, so as not to
give the Government handle.
ROME, December 14th.- AT the Consistory
to-day the Pope, in delivering mis- allocution,
deplored the position of the Church. which
was compelled necessarily to fight for liberty
against the audacity with which religion and
Catholic institutions are attacked, and against
the ubiquitous laws imposed upon the faith
full, to the injury of faith and the salvation
of souls.
Newspaper War Between ROcheforf and
Cambetta.
PARIS, December 14th.-The great subject
Of interest here is the newspaper warfare be-
tween Rochefort and Gambetta. In conse.
quence of Rochefort's persistent abuse Of
Gambetta, the latter indirectly caused GER
tain letter to be published in which Roche
fort, when under arrest for participation in
the Commune, sought in humble terms the
mediation of Gsmbetta and General Troehu
In his favor. Rochefort in his letters disa-
vowed his connection with the Communists.
Americans and the sulfan.
CoEsTANTINoPLE, December 14th.-Gen.
eral Longstreet, in presenting his credentials
to-daYas United States Minister to Turkey.
conveyed to the Sultan the greetings Of
President Hayes, who desires to cement the
anicable relations between the United
States and Turkey, and extend and improve
the commercial intercourse between the two
countries The Sultan expressed readiness
to do all in his power to draw closer the kind
and friendly relations, and intimated salts
faction at the appointment Of General Long
street. The Sultan subsequently gave au-
dience TO Mr.. Heap, United States Consul
General at Constantinople, and invited him,
General Longstreet and the officers Of the
United States man of-war Nipsic to dinner.
EH accord ON the Greek Question.
CoNsTANrGNoPLE, Decembes 14th.-T'issot,
French ambassador, has received dispatch
from his Government announcing that France
and Germany are in accord on the Greek
question.
The French Crown .seweIs-Ioeherors's
e1tficDSf.
PARIS, December 14th.-The Chamber of
Deputies today resolved to take the Govern
ments proposal 20 sell certain of the crown
jewels into consideration.
Rochefort challenges Reinach for publish
ing the letters of Rochefort soliciting the
mediation Of Gsmbetta with General 1rochu
when be was arrested for his connection with
the Commune. R=inach has replied that he
simply published the letters signed by Roche.
fort, and that he owes the latter no repara-
ton.
Proclaimed n Traitor.
PARIS, December 14th.-Louise Michel,
the Communist, has proclaimed Henri Roche
fort traitor, who ought to be expelled from
the circle of communism.
Wcavcrs' Wages,
MANCHESTER, December 14th.-Weavers
wages will be increased five per cent, begin
ming January LIST.
Typhoid at Montreal.
MONTREAL, December 14th. - Typhoid
fever is alarming the residents here. More
than 100 cases are reported.
Down on sara BernIlardt.
MONTREAL, December 14th.-The pastor of
the Church Notre Dame, Roman Catholic,
warned his congregation against patronizing
Sara Bernhardt's performance.