Morris tribune., 1883-08-11
FOREIGN ME WIS.

The Mark Lane Express says the weather
has been untavorabla for crops. Rust Is
spreading rapidly. The red msggot is ser
iously prevalent. The acreage OF wheat IL
much smaller than in 1882. The barley
crop, however, win probably be good. Oats
is in for9erd state. Flour this week was
difficult of sale. The trade in foreign
wheat off the stands was letharsio. The
tendency was against buying. Maize was
slow and unaltered. Oats dull. In on
coast wheat trade there was little ID
quiry.
Nineteen persons injured by the disaster
at Ischia have died in the hospitals during
the last week. One hundred Others, also
wounded were discharged from the hoapi-
tails cured. child which was buried IN
the ruins at Csssamlcciola, at the :ime oil
the earthquake on the 28th Hlt., was res
cued alive on the 4th inst. The pope has
decided to make the archbishop OF Naples
cardinal rs a mark of recognition OF tbe
services he rendered to the sufferers by the
earthquake.
The letter of President Grevy to the pope
in answer to the communication OF his no
illness relative 10 church matters in France,
instifies the position taken by the French
government against the attacks OF the cler-
gy and says that France has no intention oil
making war upon the church. GreVY says
he hopes that an agreement between MS
country and the vatican will be arrived at,
now that both parties take stand upon
loyal observance of the corcordat
Seven Englishmen were killed by he
earthquake at Ischia. II has been ascfr-
tsinsd that the Miss Van Allen who was
mentioned among the injured by the diss-
ter is reg dent of San Francisco. IWp
German artists, while sketching the WORK
efthe earthquake, lost their lives in tte
third shock on the 3rd inst. Herr Liboun
German physician, saved thirteen lives By
personal exertions
The German admiralty have ordered com
manders of men, Of war to limit their sup
plies of American picked pork to what is
necessary to the sustenance OF their crews
during their passage home Of vessels from
foreign stations The object of the order IS
to avoid the handling of any such pork at
German ports.
Felicitios Mejia, the lannon's bull fighter,
was hurt in the City of Mexico recently.
He was tossed into the air by the bull,
which caught the man on his horns an
fell. The building was crowded at the
time and the greatest excitement prevailed.
James Gordon BenHetts late private sec
rotary, Mr.. Chamberlin, has started his
Daily News in Paris, and it is talking well.
He has a private wire to Fleet street, Lon
don, and so publishes an abundance of tele-
graphic news.
Etienne, member of the French ehamb
of deputies for Oran, fought duel recent
ly with a journalist named Mirabean.
The latter accused the former of corruption.
Mirabeau was wounded.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge is strictly
guarded during the sitting OF the British as
sizes, owing to threats against his life by fe
mans.
A powder mill explosion at Angoleme +,
France. killed six persons and injured sew
eral. The dam" TO property was 81 ,0OO,-
600.
The widow of Carey the informer will
probably get pension from the English
government.
Princess Louise, at the queens request,
will remain in Canada, arriving in England
in November.
Michael Davitt argues that the downfall
of Irish landlordism approaches very
nearly.
England will give Capt Webb memori-
al and assist his family.