The Owosso times., 1882-02-03
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FOREIGN
The project for tunnel under the British
channel between Dover and Calais Ii progress
ing finely.
Alta meeting Of the Southeastern railway
company shareholders at London an agreement
was sanctioned with the new Submarine d
Continental company which will take up and
carry on the scheme, the railway company re-
tanning large number of shares to bs offered
to its present stockholders. Many Of these
have already been taken up.
Paris dates OF the 2Sd say: 1t is believe that
before the weeks end there will DO a complete
rupture between Grsvy and the cabinet the
dissolution of the chambers and the ordering
Of new general election. Gambetta adheres
10 his position, and bis supporters claim that
dissolution will be victory for him OIL the
scrutin do liste. All other parties think not.
1t is generally suspected that the scrutin de
l.ste covers policy of Capitalization and the
destruction of local government.
A Prague dispatch says the court Is sitting
in private on the trial Of 81 workmen, who
are charged with speaking unexpectedly Of
the Emperor Of Austria.
A Vienna dispatch says foreign influences
are at the bottom of the Herzegovina re.
volt, and that secret Russian agents are at
work.
Gambetta's friends profess confidence In his
success in the contest with the chamber of
deputies.
Numerous Ares in the theaters OF English
provincial towns cause belief that an organized
gang Of pickpOckets arc doing incendiary
work to further their schemes of robbery.
The parliamentary election Ia the north rid.
log OF Yorkshire, yesterday, resulted In the
election of tho conservative candidate, Hon.
Guy Guthbert Downey, by $3.50 majority over
Mr.. Rowlandson. liberal.
1t is reported that wealthy lady, who is be-
lieved to be an English woman, is busily en-.
gagged III the organization Of strong band of
| insurgents In Herzegovina. She lie said to be
furnished with large amounts of money, and
to have made arrangements for obtaining am
munitiOn in large quantities. The military
authorities have given orders for her arrest
and conveyance to Vienna il possible.
The minister Of agriculture for Ontario
has been for some months In consul
tatiOn with the veterinary department
Of the imperial privy council respect;
ing the admission of breeding cattle from the
United States subject to the same quarantine
as cattle from Great Britain undergo. 1t il
probable that such importation will be allowed
without subjecting Canada to being placed OH
the schedule list in the united kingdom.
| On Jan. ~, the Fifty third regiment of in
fantry, for some time past stationed at Man.
chester, has been ordered to proceed forthwith
to Dublin. Several regiments now at Alder
shot have been ordered to hold themselves In
readiness to embark for Egypt If a military de
mOnstration there should appear to DO nsces
sary.
At st. Petersburg, Jan. 26, the Russian Off
cial journals denounced bitterly the British ag
tation In favor Of the oppressed Jews in Rus
sia, and say 1t comes with bad grace from
country that Expresses Irish and Indian prev
inces.
R0zuaud, husband of Christine Nilsson, hal
gone crazy over his losses In the late fnancia
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nOunced his resignation. Gambetta after ware
held an interview with President Grevy, anC
after along consultation refused positively Il