Daily globe., 1882-10-05
ACROSS 'THB POND.
BUDGET OF INTERESTING FOB.
EIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Gen. Woiseley's Troops Starting For Home
The Agrarian Murders in Ire1and-The
Porte Incensed at Lord Dufferin-A gita-
tion in Spain.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 4.-Ihe cZar, as
an act of clemency has commuted the
sentence of death of Nagormy and Jewse-
JEFF, political criminals, to hard labor in
the mines for an indefinite perion
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 4.-The sultan
has called the attention of Lord Dufferin
to the fact that the note of the porte in
quiring when the British troops will leave
Egypt remains unanswered. The sultan
declared that if Dufferin would not reply.
he would address himself to the powers.
MARsA1LLEs, Oct. 4.-There is report
that Queen Victoria will visit south
France.
VIENNA, Oct. 4.-The emperor has thank
ed Herr Tissea, Hungarian prime minis
ter, for the energy he has shown in sup
pressing the riots against the Jews in
Pressburg.
PARIS, Oct. At is reported that FL
rard. minister of finance, has resolved to
abandon the convention with the Orleans
Railway company, on which he says the
budget for 1882 was based to obtain funds
necessary for extraordinary public works by
increasing the floating debt by two or three
hundred million francs, which may be
gradually paid off during five years, or
possibly merged in new loans.
CAIRO, Oct. 4.-Governors of provinces
have been ordered to send to Alexandria
all natives suspected Of taking part in the
June massacres.
MARsEILLBs, Oct. 4.-The Madagascar
mission has arrived here. It will visit
England. Germany and the United States.
ROME, Oct. 4.-The report that the Pope
| had been shot at is wholly without founda-
| ton.
MADRID, Oct. 4.-Conservatives affirm
| that the Conservatives will support the
efforts of Marshal Gerraud, the opposition
leader, to- form an advanced liberal party
with a view of creating two great polit-
ical parties in Spain. They add that the
Conservaties, on regaining office, will re-
establish the constitution of 1869. provid-
ing the safety of the crown is not en-
dangered,
| PARIS, Oct. 4-President Grevy to-day
delivered the beretta to Monsignor Czacki,
papal nunciO here, who was recently ere
ated cardinal. Grevy congratulated
Cardinal Czacki on the conciliatory spirit
shown by him in the performance of the
duties of his Office.
Port SAID, Oct. 4-Transporfs have
gone to Suez to embark the Indian troops.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-Lord Cranbrooks.
Lord O'Hagan, the Bishop of Durham, the
Earl of Clarendon and Sir Robert Kane.
president of the Royal Irish academy.
have joined the Lengfellow memorial
committee.
| ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 4.-The organization
of gems darmene is proceeding. Several
hundred men are already unrolled Many
persons have been arrested at Damietta,
among the number the chief of the nota-
bles there.
CAIRO, Oct. 1.-THE first detachment of
the household cavalry started for Alexan-
dria to-day on their way home. The rest
will follow Thursday or Friday.
| CAIRO, Oct. 4.-Gen. Wolseley has is
sued general order, complimenting the
troops in the Egyptian campaign on their
endurance, courage, gallantry and good
behavior. The order says the queen is
proud of her soldiers, and Gen. Wolseley,
in the queens name, thanks them for their
valor and discipline.
DUBLIN, Oct 4.-Three bows witnessed
the murder of Thomas Brown, the farmer
shot dead in Castle Island, yesterday, but
in the inquest held to-day the jury return
ed an open verdict.
! Patrick Higgins has been arrested in
connection with the murder of the Hud-
| dy's at Loughmask. He was conveyed to
Jail by heavy escort.