Daily globe., 1882-11-07
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

PH1LLIpPoPoL1s, Nov. 6.-The Russian
consul at this point, having entered into
an intrigue and thereby secured by the aid
of some malcontents the election of can
didate for president of the assembly, who
holds strongly pro-Russian views, public
feeling has become strongly excited over
the matter, and so much indignation is ex-
pressed that the national party will take
steps to bring the matter of the election
before the assembly and thoroughly sift
the whole subject, with view of prevent
ing recurrence of such interference.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. Ga report has
reached here, that the: ::Danis ,hArctic explor-
ing expedition met with serious disaster
by the wreck of their steamer Dymphna,
on the Siberian coast.
LONDON, Nov. 6-The French steamship
Raven, from Havre for New York, with
300 passengers, put into Falmouth with
her cylinder broken.
Northcote, in moving the rejection of
the first cloture resolution in its entirety,
asked whether it was not singular that q
government which came into power with
the words on its lips sForce no remedy -
should have no remedy except force in the
affairs of Ireland, Egypt and the house of
commons. Cheers. Sir William Har-
court rejoined that cloture by bare ma
jority was necessary to prevent the con-
tinued obstruction of the legislation of
the nation. Debate then adjourned
Debate on Northcots's motion is expected
to terminate Friday. The whips of both
parties are endeavoring to have all men,
bors in attendance when the decision is
taken.
Letters from Ireland state that famine is
impending in counties Donegal, Glare, and
Roscommon. The potato crop has been a
failure, while the storms have devastated
the fields and cabins of the poor. Guard
ians of the workhouse unions declare that
the prospect is the worst since the famine
of 1885,
CAIRO, Nov. 6.-Lord Granville instruct
ed Sir Edward Malet to leave the demand
sion to the ministerial council, to the con-
and Lord Dufferin.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.-An official
messenger denies that an order has been
issued prohibiting the expectation of
horses. It is affirmed in Russian diplo-
matte circles that the relations with Ger
many are most cordial.
PARIS, Nov. 6.-The mail train on the
road from Boulogne to Paris came in col
lision with freight train this evening,
and many passengers were injured, the
Countess Somers seriously. None killed.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Nov. 6.-Russia and
the porte are unable to agree as to the
time to commence payment of war indem-
nifty. The porte claims it ought to begin
in March; Russia claims that it begins in
January.
LONDON, Nov. Admiral Seymour is
made peer with the title of Baron Allies
ter.
CAIRo, Nov. 6.-The English consul gen.
eral and controller of Egypt have submit
ted proposals to Lord Granville, recoms
mending reduction in the stats of rail
ways, Daira and Domain boards, and the
creation of general finance board, with
an English president, and general limita
tion of European officials in administra-
tion.
VIENNA, Nov. Ga meeting of 5000
workmen, at which a resolution was passed
protesting against Sunday work, also
passed a resolution in favor of legal
prohibition of newspaper or other work on
Sundays.
BERLIN, Nov. 6.-The death is announced
of Troschel, professor of zoology. Also
of DR.. Friedlander, the publisher.
LONDON, Nov. IA Vienna dispatch
reported determination of the sultan to
dispatch commission to Egypt with
naval demonstration. Russia is support
ing Turkey against England in seeking to
obtain a revision Of the Rerlin %roatv to
gether with the extension of the Russian
protectorate over Armenia.
CAIRO, Nov. GA decree of the khedive
directs the International tribunal to take
no notice of claims against the govern
ment for compensation for losses after
June 10, as these will be dealt with by
special commission.
BERLIN, Nov. 6.-Herr Virchow is slight
ly better.
Election Returns.
The returns of to-day's election will be
received at the Merchants ho.el this even