Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-30

~-ASANAo ei4ANiS .Ao e4uTeTno lett, and much
angry. talk. Clovis Hughes used vio
lent language in regard to Ferry. and
the house ordered his exnulsion for re-
mainder of the sitting. The action of the
senate In establishing the salary of the arch
pishop OF Pans after the chamber Of deputies
,iiio requced IL, Is now approved of by the cham
Der Both the senate and chamber adjourned
till the Sth of January
Peyron, minister of marine raco;,od liz
patches from Admiral Courbet dated Hanoi the
10Th. Courbet states he returned 10 H,no;
after the capture OF Sontay, the fall in the river
preventing an immediate attack on Honghoo
The French troops occupy Sontay and the forrs
In the river in strong force.
COL. RATHBoNE's CASE.
HANOVER, Dec. 29.-Col. Rathbopa. vbo
killed his wife and attempted suicide, has re-
covered sufficiently to be taken to the hospital
and his recovery is possible. z ne judicial er-
animation of the body of hrs. Rathboue shows
several shot and dagger wounds One bullet
passed through her breast and came out at ths
back bone. dagger thrasa penetrated rib
to The heart. Rathbone was lately very Jealous
OF his wife, though there was 10 cause for such
feeling. At present the official inquiry into
the tragedy is impossible, owing to the condi-
ton or Rathbone. His mind is still affected,
and his utterdnces are OF q rambling character
1t is understood he believes his children have
been abducted and hs vas wounded in a fight
Will til6lE dDUlcIOr.
NEW BOOK BY SARA BARNUM.
PARIS, Dec. 29.-The Bernhardt-Colarnbie
incident is given fresh interest by the auuounc-
ment that book e4titled Marie Coiombier. by
Sara Barnum, W Il shortly be published.
NO MEDIATION WILL BE ACCEPTED.
PARIS, Dec. 29.-It IS stated that no offer of
mediation between France and Chiua will be
accepted by France, until. Hong Hoa and Bac-
mini are occupied by the French. It is under
stood that Prem er Ferry inspired this state
ment.
ALL QUIET IN EGYPT PROPER.
CAIRO, Dec. 29.-Col Frazier has returned
from accommodating expedition into the Nile
valley as far as the second cataract and Korosk
pass. He repor that the whole country is
quiet.
ORANGE ORGANIZATION.
DUBLIN, Dec. pa circular issued by
the Orange grand lodge of Ireland advises
the enrolment of Orange volunteer forces
| or militia, if possible OF old soldiers, to
| strengthen the Orange society as a fight
ing force. The government will be petit
| toned to allow these volunteers to be arm
ed with rifles, whien will be kept in
the nearest Orange halls or barracks. The
Freeman'S Journal says: If such q doou-
ment had been issued by a man suspected
| of leaning to the popular cause of Ireland
he would be prosecuted and imprisoned
| under the crimes act.
a LAUNCg
GLASGOW, Dec 2a---The rev steamship
America, for the National line between
Liverpool and Nav York, was launched to
day.
FIRE ON a STEAMSHIP.
LIVERPOOL, Dec, GA fire occurred to-
day on the steamship Circassianadvertised
to sail January 3, for Halifax and Port
LAID. Several state rooms were DESTROYED.
THE MEAT DECREE.
PARIS, Dec. 29.-The decree prohibiting
the importation OF saited meats into
French ports is published. Ii admits I'M
til January Goth, 1854, onIy fully cured,
wholesome and perfectly preserved and
| completely sailed meate, and they must
\ be so pronounced by experts.
THE soNTAY BATTLE.
Hone Kong. Dec. 29.-The position of
the French troops in TONG uin is unchang
ed since the fall OF Sontay. Sian Fong,
commander of the Bag Flags, wes severe
" wounded and his lieutenant killed in the
defense of Sontay. It is understood the
| French will not attack Bacnirh before the
arrival of reinforcements.
REVOLT SUPPRESSED.
BOMBAY, Dec. 29-The revolt of Thak-
works against the mahrajah of Biksner
he's been suppressed.
GLADsToNE's BIRTHDAY.
HAwARDEN, Dec. decentralization
are pouring in upon Gladstone from all
parts of Great Britain upon his birthday
anniversary.
TIE LOSS ANO, LosT,
PARIs, Dec. 29.-The reported French.
loss, killed and wounded at The capture of
Sontsy, is thirtY-six officers and nearly
1000 men. The loss Of the Black Flags
at the same battle is 5000. The bulk of
the Black Fags after their defeat at Sontay
retreated to Hong Hoa and Namdinh.
The French found 100000 in Sontay
1t is reported also that China is acting I'M
der the advice of the European powers and
has Withdrawn her troops from BAG
mini.
| IN GREAT sTRAIGHTs.
OpoRTo, Dec. 29.-When the brig G. D.
T. sighted the steamer Plantyn the people
on the latter were reduced to the last ex-
tremity. The boats sent to the Plantyn by
tho brig occupied six hours in rescuipg the
men.
! RED HAT FOE AMERICA.
ROME, Dec. 29.-The pope holds con
sestory in April, when several cardinals
will be created and the vacant sees in
America illsd. 1t is rumored that another
American cardinal will be appointed at
the close of the forthcoming council in
the United States. 1t ia probable that
Archbishop Gibbons, of Baltimore, will be
| selected.
SALTWATER GLOBULES.