Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, March 22.-The Times says the
new tariff law in the United States is only
a step towards free trade, the prospects
for which might be clouded if the pros
perity of America were checked or if the
Democrats were to shirk from their posi-
ton on the question. The alarm of the
proteotionists indicates how the pros
pect for free trade is at present.
LONDON, March -. - A dispatch to the
Echo from Dublin states that the counsel
for the murder conspiracy prisoners are
confident they will be able 10 shake the tes-
timony of James Carey. committee of
ladies are soliciting funds to defray the ex-
penses of defending the prisoners.
Advices from Buenos Ayres, under date
of oath ult., report that a fight occurred in
Patagonia. between the troops of the Ar
gentine Republic and the Chilian troops,
owing to a refusal of the former to quit
CHILEAN territory. Several men were killed
and a number wounded. The Argentines
finally retired across the frontier.
LONDON, March 22.-John Bright, in de-
Hvering an address, at the Glasgow univer-
sity. said that the American independence,
French revolution, and the English reform
bill had transferred the power from mon
archs and statesmen to the people.
Bright'5 address, as far as it related to
political questions, dwelt upon the advis-
ability of peaceful policy, even with q
view to self interests. The cost of the
civil war in America would more than
have sUficed 70 free every slave without
bloodshed. With regard to Ireland, he said
if the treaty Of Limerick had been full
filled, and freedom of religion granted, the
sad history of that country might never
have been recorded.
India was great problem of the future
LONDON, March GA st. Petersburg
correspondent says the ear has received
letters threatening him with death if he
does not pardon the imprisoned nihilists
LONDON, March 22.-Cardipal Manning
has issued an appeal asking for collec
ton in aid Of the distressed people of Ire
land.
DUBLIN, March 22.-The Freemdn'S jour
nal says number of inspectors on duty
in Ireland have been drafted to London as
extra detectives. Their duty will be t.
watch persons suspected of connection
Wi tn outrages and conspiracy.
LONDON, March pa dispatch from
Glendale, Isle of Sky, reports the crofter
at Waterstein excited. They have driven thu
stock of Lord Macdonald away.
Liver POOL, March 22.-Owing to the ex
pected increase of emigrants this season
the ship owners ars holding a conference
for the purpose of agreeing upon rates Of
passage.
LONDON, March 22.-Mattnew Arnold
James Russell Lowell, United States minis
ter, and Herbert Spencer are mentioned a
candidates for the rectOrship Of St.Andrew'
University.
MLoNDoN, March 22.-The queen on Wed
nesday will visit the prince Of Wales a
Sandrigham court.
DUBLIN, March 22.-The grand jury ha
found a true bill against Hodnett for havin
posted package containing dynamite
addressed to Earl Spencer.
LONDON, March 22.-The entire popula
ton OF Hermopolis, headed by bishop
attended the funeral of Frederick Hildnel
one of the Oldest American missionaries i
Greece.
The daily Ne,cs in referring to The rt
newal of the rumor that Gladstone intend
to retire soon from tbs Office of premie
or from the house of commons, says Their
is no occasion for disquietude, as the nt
ton need not be perplexed with the fea
of an immediate change, which, when
comes, cannot but affect the relations {
the liberals to the country, q change tia
cannot be indefinitely, nor counting b
years, long deferred, and it is we'll to kee
it in mind and be pared for it.