Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-16
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, July Is dispatch from
Sincla says the military authorities there
have been instructed to make inquiries in
regard to shipping available for the trans
port service. Captain Hay, of the Tay-
mouth Castle, on arriving at Natal
reported nothing relative to the alleged
insult to the late British consul at Tama-
tive. The captain of the British man-of-
war Dryad was acting as consul. Captain
Hay was allowed to see the captain of the
Dryad once. The French wished to have
all consular dispatches sent aboard Ad-
miral Pierre's ship, but the English
objected and Captain Hay received
them directly from the Dryad.
The latter vessel escorted the Tay-
mouth Castle out of the harbor.
LONDON, July 15.-It is rumored that
Hugh G. Childers, the chancellor of the
exchequer, would resign in case the Suez
canal arguments were abandoned.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Standard says
the government are sounding DeLesseps
as to whether any modification of the
agreement in regard to the Suez canal is
possible. It is not believed, says the
Standard, that DeLesseps will agree to its
being materially modified. The son of
DeLesseps was hastily summoned to Paris
yesterday, and Will return to London i'll
few days. It seems certain the house of
commons will reject the scheme. At least
thirty Liberals will oppose it, and several
others will abstain from voting on it. The
Irish members will join the Conservatives
in opposing it.
At meeting of ship owners held at
Newcastle to-day, resolutions con-
demning the governments agree
ment with DeLesseps were passed.
LONDON, July 1.-THE race for the
Kempton park July handicap, day was
won by the Duke of Westminster's colt
Whippern, Cumberland colt Chevely, late
Pastry Cook, second, Col Fosters Toast
Master, third. There were seventeen
starters, including J. R. Keene's Golden
Gate, and Lord Rosmore's, formerly
Lorillard's Passaic.
DUBLIN, July 14.-Redmond, Parnelliter,
and the O'Connor Don, Liberal, have been
nominated for the seat in the commons for
Wexford borough to fill the vacancy caus-
ed by the resignation of Healy, who sue
cessfully contested the recent election in
County Monaghan.
LONDON, July LIT is said James
Carey and Farrell, the informers il the
trials of the Phoenix park murderers, are
being detained in Newgate, pending ship
ment to British colony.
M. Fontane, the secretary of the Suez
Canal company, in an interview confirmed
the remarks made by De Lesseps, that he,
Ode Lesseps) was Indifferent as to whether
England accepted the agreement relative
to the second Suez canal He declared
that Spectators were opposed to the
agreement and were interested IN
their own schemes. He said no
English canal was possible be
cause De Lesseps had obtained
a complete concession, to interfere with
which would be a robbery of DeLesseps.
He said he was determined to carry out his
programme, with or without English help.
If such help was refused. British ship
owners would suffer, for tolls would be
higher. At a meeting of merchants and
ship owners at Birmingham, resolutions
were passed condemning the agreement be-
tween the government and DeLesseps.
SI1ILA. July 14.-It is reported the Mar
quis of RipOn has resigned the v1ceroy-
ship of India.
LONDON, July 15.-It is officially denied
that the Marquis Of Ripon has telegraphed
his resignation OF the vice royalty OF
India.
LoNDoN, July l5.-Donald Curries &
Co.'S steamer Plymouth Castle was
! boarded at Tamative, June &c, by French
officer, who stated that the French had
taken Tamative. The passengers were
forbidden to go ashore, and the cargo was
allowed to be landed only on the payment
of duty. A sentry was placed on board
the steamer, and the cargo and passengers
were then taken to Mauritius
Cholera has appeared at Ghizeh, suburb
| of Cairo, where there have been five deaths
On Saturday there were forty-thret
I deaths from cholera at Damietta, fifty sever
/ at Mansourah, seven at Shirbin, twenty a
Menzaleh, three at Talka, thirteen at Che
bar and ten at Samarand.