The daily gazette., 1882-09-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
Interesting Events by Cable From the old
World.

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| World. ..ssgs
| LONDON, August 31.--The evening bulletin
relative to the condition of the Arch.
bishop of Canterbury says that the prostra.
tion of the patient, which is the chief cause
of apprehension, continues. His drowsi.
ness causes great uneasiness. ~
| 10 THE IRISH ooNsTABULARY.
DUBLIN, August 81 AT meeting of SOC
| police here tonight, resolutions were passed
| expressing dissatisfaction at not receiving q
grant similar to that received by the con
stabulary, hoping that Earl Spencer will
| consider their case, and disclaimipg any
disloyality.
DUBLIN, August 31.-The police are
arranging for meeting, notwithstanding
| the prohibition of the Commissioner They
are dissatisfied with the constitution of the
| committee Of inquiry into their grievances.
CORK, August 3f.-The constabulary of
this city repudiate the manifesto reported
to have been adopted at a meeting on Tues
day. They do not wish, they say, to resort
10 insubordination for the purpose of fur
thering their claims, and they adhere to
their resolution to place their grievances in
the hands of the Inspector General.
LIVERPOOL, August 31.-Noros and Min
derman, survivors of the Jeanette, arrived
here last evening. Engineer Melville is ex-
probably sail on Saturday for New York in
the steamship Partha. 'efH
LONDON, August BIN. de Lesseps has
arrived at Naples. He refuses to accept the
banquet at Paris offered by French news
papers, declaring that the Suez Canal Com
pany will always remain aloof from politics.
PARIS, August 31.-President Greyy has
gone to Jura. He will remain away
month. So
BERLIN, August s1.-Johann Halbig, the
celebrated German sculptor, is dead, at the
age of 6S. -
ROME, August, 81 The Popolo Ro1a,,o,
semi-offlcial announces authoritativeIy that
specie payments will not be resumed until
April, 1888.
PEsTH, August 31.--The reports received
OF the Hungarian harvest are most fovor-
able. After deducting the amount required
for local consumption there viii be sur
plus OF wheat and rye amounting to nearly
200 ,OOO,OO kilogrammes.
The official crop report states that the sur
plus wheat for export amounts to 100000
centale. -
VIENNA, August 31.-Aceording to infor.
nation received here it seems to be un-
doubted that the Greeks were aggressors in
the frontier affair.
LONDON, August 31-A dispatch from
Reuters Telegram Company, dated Athens,
Thursday, 7.3O p m, says: ''An official
dispatch from the frontier announces that
the Turkish Commander has demanded an
armistice, which the Greeks are willing to
accept, provided the Turkish troops with
draw from the points they have occupied.
This the Turks have refused to do. 1t is
reported that hostilities have recommended.
The Government is displaying increased ac-
tivity in military preparations. Five hun
dred troops are arriving on the frontier
daily.
LONDON, Aug. 31.-The Greek Patriarchs
and Bishops Of Syria and several of the
principal Inhabitants telegraph from Da-
mascus to-day, denying that there is any in
security in Syria and Palestine, or that there
Is any Mussulman rising against Christians.
Owing to the vigilance displayed by the To-
cal authorities, seldom has so much security
been enjoyed as now.
MADRID, Aug. 31.-An official dispatch
from Manila states that 531 natives and z
Spaniards died there of cholera ON Tuesday
and Wednesday.