The daily gazette., 1882-08-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
Interesting Events by Cable From the Old
World.

| 0hoSeihk ENoutb Dy CaDlo From the Olt
World.
LONDON, August 3O.-The condition O
the Archbishop of Canterbury continue
grave.
CORK, August 3O.-The Corporation ba
passed resolution condeming the sentenc,
of Mr.. f. Dwyer Gray, and demanding tina
he be released. The Corporation also re
solved to confer upon Mr.. Gray the freedom
of the city.
DUBLIN, August 30.-At meeting of th,
Down police, held at Downpatrick, resolu
tions were adopted demanding an increas,
of pay and pensions. Two constables wer,
appointed to attend the commission inuuir,
in Dublin.
GLASGOW, August 30.-The Scotch iror
masters have resolved not to continue the
agreement with the Cleveland iron masters
to restrict the output of pig-iron.
LONDON, August 30.-Mr. Henry Irving
the actor, Mr.. George Augustus Sala, tic
author, and Mr.. Moncure ID. Conway, have
added their names 10 the list of persons In
favor of placing a bust of Longfellow in
| Westminster Abbey.
| PARIS, August 30.-At ameeting at the
Grand Hotel, scheme proposed by the
Gdutois for banquet to NJ, de Lcsseps was
| discussed. About 40 members of the press
were present. The arrangements for the
banquet were placed in the hands of com
mittee, with injunctions that it must be
non-political and attended only by French
mel.
BERLIN, August 30.-The guard at mil
itary range near here fired eight shots into a
group OF workmen, killing one OF them.
The Emperor has given orders for the affair
TO be specially investigated.
VIENNA, August 30.-A hail storm oc-
vineyards and maize fields and partly de
molishing 50 houses. Many workmen were
killed.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 30.-General
Wallace, the United States Minister, had an
audience with the Sultan to-day to com
municate the reply of his Government to
his reports concerning previous conversa-
tions he has had with the Sultan.
ATHENS, August 30.-Advices from the
frontier claim that the Turkish troops were
repulsed on Monday and Tuesday with con-
siderable loss. The Greeks occupy strong
position at Vigla, which is exactly on the
new frontier to the north of Zorbas. The
Bishop of Platamona, with eighty peasants,
has joined the Greeks.
ATHENS, August 30.-Additonal troops
have been ordered to the frontier, where
the Government has determined to concen.
trate 400 men Immediately.
The Hou (newspaper) says that this
number will be sufficient, if the movement
of the Turks is only instigated by the
Turkish local commander, but, If the i'm
pulse emanates from Constantinople, the
struggle will prove serious
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August BON Con
douriatis, the Greek Minister, has had an
other conference with said Pasha, the Turk
ish Minister of Foreign Affairs. 1t is
understood that orders will be sent by the
Porte to Greece ordering the cessation of
hostilities. A dctachments of Turkish
troops has left Salonica for the Greek from
tier to restore order.
LONDON, August 30.-The correspondent
of the Times at Berlin says the representa-
tive of great Power at st. Petersburg,
having asked the Government whether he
should hire rooms at Moscow in autumn for
his use at the coronation of the Gar, was
Informed that the ceremony certainly would
not occur before May.
LONDON, August 30.-A dispatch to the
Times from Durham states that besides the
Kaiiir chief, SecoceOni, his son and IA fol-
lowers were also killed. The killing was
done by Mampoer, the chief put into his
place by the British.