Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19
FOREIGN NOTES.

News from Congo reports Henry NJ
Stanley in good health, but five Of lis
Belgians have died.
The number of men In the standby
armies and reserves OF European states Is
estimated at 100000.
1t is reported that scheme exits TOT
federation OF the Balkan states on lbr
model OF the North German Conf-ier,
ton. ....
A student in the university at VIM
burg, Bavaria, was Sunday Slot dss
in duel. His antagonist, Garma..
American, has fled.
Cholera has appeared in several quN
tiers OF Cairo, and is spreading III the Ara
quarter. There have been four cases 10
tne hospital, one of which proved fats.
Cholera has appeared at Gli1-u, 3
suburb of Cairo, where there have Hest
tive deaths from the disease. 4 coIiM
has been established around tue t0Bu.
The name Of the German American vi +
shot student dead in du-l ~ Snnig
at Wurzburg, Germany, is L4nhie. uH
opponents name Was Moschel, The iu-.
was fought at 10 PAGES. M1sch-i va.
shot in the abdomen and died short.
Afterwards. The two men h.ionl"l IT.
rival stu !-nta' sooi-tirs. The duel r..
causei h. L-;nig insuling Mosrirl.
An article written with the G .is-p' RI.
e Pope, which has appeared in H+
Rome hl'tpnh, reviews Iar ll-h gr~
ton with the uhje,t ct ,hu.iug tD.l 'H.
policy OF .ae NaticsG has been e saai-t'..i
thronS bout the present ronulitsl-, s'd
Tor ltrloi Long anterior thtrHO iat
article rs "n emphatic reassertiuA TIE
prltr'l - contained III the recent .etr
Of tue Pope 10 the Irish bishops.
81. ChalltIusI-LAcour the French Min
lister of Foreign Affairs declared in tue
Chamber of Deputies Monday thAt lr
believed stories of Admiral Pierre 80
ported outrage upon British Residents 81
Iamata7e, Madagascar are exaggerated,
mat unexplained events could not inter
tefe with tue pleasant relations between
France and England; that British
utterauees III Parliament ON the suhj-N
had been courteous snd that in apy
case France would not fail to fulfill tls
Obligations imposed by sense Of justice
and the country's interests. He va,
cheered.
Conservative members OF ,Parlismepi
Monday agreed to oppose the new Sn
canal scheme. report OF the British
directors Of the Suez Caual Company says
that they have power to require sstis,
factory width and depth OF the neT
canal. By an arrangement for the re-
duction OF dues British shipping, at tue
end OF seven years, will probably he re.
lleved to the extent Of Il 200, 600 al
agreement for the appointment Of
british vice-president and an inspector
OF navigation secures British interest
better than anything would short o.
complete British management
the choice is to secure this valuabt
advantage or leave the company to tie
tull possession of the MONOPOLY.
me English steamer plymouth Castle
was boarded on Jane 18th by French
oihcer, who stated the French had taken
ramatave. The steamers passengers
were forbidden to go ashore and the csrSN
allowed TO be landed only on the pay
meht OF duty. The captain Of the
British man-of.war Dryad was acting q;
consul. The French wished to have all
consuler dispatches sent aboard thsil
nag ship, but Captain Dryad handed
them to the captain of the TaymoutA
Castle. The Governor of Mauritius has
sent steamer to bring away refugees
The French Admiral lowered the consular
nags, and forbade their rehoisting until
the foreign representatives had been
reaccredited. The captain of the Drysd
has offended the French by landings
guard OF marines at the British consul,
a:e and placing his boats at the disposal
of fugitives.