Daily globe., 1882-09-28
General Eoreinl, Nc,rs.

PARIS Sept. 27.-While the Jeromist sec
ton of the BOnapartists were holding a
meeting to denounce the newspapers Pays
and Petit Coporal, the opposition section
Of the party forced an entrance into the
hall. Revolvers and sword canes were dis
played. and number of assaults commit
ted. The Jeromists declare the recent duel
between Dichard, editor of Petit CoporaJ
and Demasses editor of Combat, in which
the latter was killed. was virtually an as
sassination. The feud between the two
sections is becoming very intense. Repub-
licans are delighted at these dissensions
among their enemies.
CALCUTTA, Sept. 26.-Three members of
the salvation army recently arrived here
have been arrested in order to prevent a
riot which was imminent. Only one of the
contingent which arrived here short time
ago is now at liberty.
CAIRO, Sept. 27.-Gen Wolseley is no
better
The British troops began to return home
after the review Saturday.
Arabi's disease will leave him mere
wreck.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 27.-Baker Pasha
has gone to Egypt to reorganize the army.
BERLIN, Sept. 26.-The statement of the
Imperial Bank Of Germany shows an in
crease in specie of 100000 marks.
| LONDON, Sept. 26.-The Dublin CORE
| spondent Of the Times indicates that Dillon
has withdrawn from active political life
because he does not fall in with what he
considers the milk-and-water policy of his
associates.
The comptroller of the currency has au-
thorized the Fourth National bank of Lou
isville, Ky, to commence business. Capital
100000.
LONDON. Sept. 27.-In consequence OF
the victory of the American horse Araneza
Lorillard's Sachem and Keene's Book
maker are ahead in betting on the race fol
the Cambridgeshire stakes at Newmarket
in October, fourteen to one being offered
against each Of them.
De Lesseps, regarding the proposed sec
ond canal, writes that his company pos
sessed for ninety-nine years the exclusive
privilege of maritime communication be-
tween the Gulf of Pelusiarem and the Bay
of Suez. The Times says it entertains
grave doubts as to the validity of this
claim.
Lord Duferin has joined Longfellow
memorial, Committee.
MADRID, Sept. 27:-Marshal Seviano
the liberal leader in the cortez, announces
his intention to declare for the constitu.
ton of Juue 1. 1869, which made the king
irresponsible, and placed all responsible
lty on the ministers
The ministry and supporters have re-
solved to oppose the change.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-The Great Eastern
railway handicap at Newmarket was won
by Lorillard's Aransa, Hornpipe second
Warhorn third. Betting was twenty to one
against Aransa at the start. She won py
SIX lengths. The CRANKY stakes were won
by Goldmaster, Goldenfarler second. On
ward third, Lorrillard's Comanche fourth.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-Faucett, postmaster
general, speaking at Hackney, said: Eng
land has no selfish object. Her chief con
Germ is to secure to the Egyptians the best
government and greatest amount of liberty
possible. The abuse connected with the
late control viii be avoided in the future
Egyptians will not have to submit to the
injustice of an unduly large part of their
revenue being appropriated by foreign Of
ficials"
VIENNA, Sept. 27.-An ordinance has
been issued authorizing the government tc
expend 100000 forins to aid the sufferers
by the floods in the Tyrol.
ALEXANDRA, Sept. 27.-The Manchester
and Derbyshire regiments have been or
dered to re-embark for India.
PARIS, Sept. 27.-Leclanche, inventor Of
the Leclanche electric pile, and other i'm
proyements in electricity, is dead.
LONDON, Sept. -Smyth's hosiery fac
tory, at Balbriggan, Ireland, burned las
evening. Three hundred persons are ou
of employment
ATHENS, Sept. 27.-The report of tn,
settlement of the Turko-G Greece frontie
question by the surrender to Greece of th,
whole frontier fixed by the internationa
commission is officially announced.
BERLIN, Sept 27.-It is semi-oficiall,
announced here that the powers expect
communication from Great Britain With
few days, soliciting an expression o
their views upon the state of affairs il
Egypt.