The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-17
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

present.
Another abort harvest is looked for il
England.
Sound American securities are in de.
msnd in London.
There is excitement 10 Rome over the
French-Tunis treaty.
In the Spanish estimate for 1880 there
is deficit of S, 900, coo.
Three thousand immigrants arrived in
New York on Sunday.
The Franco-Tunilisn treaty hal created
an unpleasant feeling in Vienna
The President has been notified OF the
confirmation of Stanley Matthews.
StAgnAtion in the manufacturing trade
is very marked in many English towns.
In the French Chamber the debate on
the serutin de liste bill comes on this
week.
French papers reply Gngrily to the crit
leism Of English papers on the Franco
Tunis treaty.
France is trying to conciliEte England
and other powers that are mad about the
TunisiAn treaty.
Ths captain of the steamer Somerset,
New York for Liverpool, fell overheard
and was drowned.
The congress committee Of the City Of
Mexico have reported favnraely on Gen.
Grants railway contract.
General Mcclellan is president OF the
company which is to construct an under
ground railway in New York.
Not 9 voice has been raised in the
French Senate or Chamber Of Deputies
10 criticism Of the Tunis affair.
In New York on Monday, 81, O75, eco
1. B. & W. r. r. 6per cent. bonds were
subscribed in two hours, at 1927.
II is now considered that Prince Alex-
ander's coup d'etat is virtually the trans
fer of Bulgaria to Russian diclation.
The Gar has appointed Ignetisf sue
cessor to General Melikof, and thereby
created unessinsss in political circles.
Mr.. Gladstone is very much worried
about Ireland, and his friends consider
the state Of his health far from satisfac-
tory.
The republican caucus decided : to
bring the Robertson case up immedi-
ately and to sdjourn the Senate sine die
this week.
A banquet was given on Monday, by
Gen. ana Mrs. Noyes, at Versailles,
France, 10 members OF the monetary
conference.
The murder Of Colonel Fathers and
associates by Arabs is to be avenged by
the French, 700 men mounted on camels
going for that purpose.
The London Standard accuses France
Of bad faith in the new tariff arrange
ment. The Post characteTizes the con-
duct of France sc Perfdious.
1t is stated that EDgland's isolation en-
the three empires Ottoman,
German and Austrian) to settle the Bal
kan question as they choose.
King Humbert hAs accepted the re.ig-
nation of the ministry, and has asked
Signor SellA 10 form a new cabinet,
which he has consented to do.
The demand relative to port fines made
By Gen. Fairchild and other foreign re-
on Madrid, will shortly be
granted by Seflor SsgGstA's cabinet.
The correspondence between Lord
Granville and NJ. ChAttemsl Lscour,
French ambassador here, relative to the
commercial treaty, is published to-day.
A ChinAman hsvirg been murdered
Dy hoodlum in New York, the Chinese
here have raised $4,000 to hire lawyers
@ assist in the prosecution Of the muir
lersr.
Five radical members ostentatiously
walked out of the House of Commons the
other night before the division on Glad
tones motion for q national monument
% Lord Beaconafeld.
French exports for the first four
mouths Of this year, show q decrease Of
y, 00O, 900 francs, compared with the cor
period Of Last year, and the
imports decrease %, 900, 600.
The New York district attorney, it ia
aid, will enter noLie pros. in the case
II Kenward Philip, indicted on the charge
IF writing the Morey letter. Philip is
.rying to force the case to trial.
The Chinese of New York have sub
Icribed $4,000 towards strengthening the
in the the trial Of Ley Tees
or murder. The Herald says they will
make themselves respected before they
know it.
The saving in the cost OF the Star
routes and steam BOAT mail service under
he administration Of Postmaster General
James is, for March, $2I5, 400; April,
Se4, 63I; and from May 1st to the 18th,
,l12.0S2 Total, S4l2,034.
The advocates Of q retAliatory policy
IRE making great Roadway among manu-
facturers aud artizGns, but it is expected
hat Gladstone will discourage this, and
Foster has declared that it would be bet
Ter TO have no higher duties.
Frederick Ford, British subj ect, and
Of a Paris house, was held
4 close prisoner in Lima by the ChiliaRs
for twenty-five hours. His -offeGse was
that President PrAdo sent him personal
letter, which fell into the hands Of Chilli
ans.
The steamer Republic reached Queens
town yesterday, making the passage from
Sandy book TO FMtnett, in eight days
and two hours. Among the passengers
were William Walter Phelps, minister
to Austria; Robert r. Hill, assistant
OF state; General Cullum and
WhitelAw Reid.
The speakers ut the public meeting in
New York on Saturday night having
alleged that Stanley Matthews was the
paid attorney of Jay Gould, Huntington
and the Union Pacific Railroad, MAJ
thews says he WAS never mployed by
either of the parties, and never received
any money from them or their friends.
He will let bis coudnct on the Supreme
bench be his reply to the charges
The proposed alterations in the French
tariff have created something like con-
sternaiion in commercial and manufsc
turing centre! in England. The new
system will have the effect Of shutting
out many of the most important deserip-
tions of English goods, and the trouble is
that England conceded France go much
in the Golden tresty, that she has nothing
left for use a. lever to compel the re-
public to trent her manufacturers with
some degree Reconsideration.
Lord Shrewsbury will marry Mrs.
Munday, with whom be elOped short
time ago, rs soon rs her huEband pro-
cures a divorce. His lord.hip has already
settled large sum of money upon her.
People wondered by what means the
lady's brother 50 quickly discovered the
fusitives' hiding plsce on the Continent
and it is now ,Aid that at the proper Tina
their whereabouts was judicIously COM
muuicated to her relatives By Mira. Nun
day herself. ALPS well that ends well.