The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-13
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Inviting the Liberals to Reunite.
The Egyptian Question.


the condition of Egypt to be made by
Moukhtar Pasha and Sir Henry Drum
mond Wolff, the special Turkish and
English ENJOYS, respectively.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE French press con-
tinue to discuss Lord Salisbury's declara-
ton about the British occupation of
Egypt, but all The comments are made in
very moderate tone.
The Journal deS De5ats says that cor
dial negotiations are proceeding between
England and France in the direction of a
friendly settlement respecting Egypt.
GladstOne's Letter.
LONDON, November 11.-Mr. Gladstone
publishes letter inviting the Liberals to
reunite. He says: After reading the
Marquis of Salisbury's speech, it seems to
me that we have arrived at the testing
situation for all Liberals really desiring
Liberal union. We have no right to de-
mand when the Government have pro-
duced their plans that they shall pursue
an altered course upon them, but we have
already tolerated long delay in the pro-
duction of those plans. The beginning
OF new delays in February will virtually
be making indefinite the production of
the plans | am unable to understand
how anybody promoting or inviting such
delay can be said to desire the reunion of
the Liberal party"
Demanding Reduction i'm Rents.
DUBLIN, November 11.-At London
derry to-day a meeting of substantial
farmers, not connected with the National
League, adopted a resolution demanding
reduction of 40 per cent in rents. If
the landlords refuse to grant the reduction
demanded the tenants will deposit the
money in bank to the landlords credit
As an alternative the tenants are willing
to buy their holdings at fifteen years pur-
chase. The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland is
one Of the landlords interested.
Floods in Italy.
ROME, November 1.-THE rivers Po
and Adige have overfowed and sub
merged the country along their courses
At Albenga, the high waters of the Pc
dislodged the railway bridge while a train
was crossing, precipitating the cars and
passengers into the river Five persons
were drowned. The town of Comosubo
is submerged. The railway service be-
tween Nice and Genoa is interrupted
Father Grisar's Proposed History.
ROME, November 1.-THE Pope has
placed all the literary treasures of the
Vatican library at the disposal of Father
Grisar, of Innsbruck University, who pro-
poses writing history of Rome The OBJ
ject of Father Grisar will be to confute
the assertions contained in the Gregoro-
vius History regarding the influence and
temporal power exercised by the Pope in
the middle ages
The Nobby NobIemen.
LONDON, November 12.-The ST. JdmeS
Gozette declares that the Earl of Iddes-
leigh, Foreign Secretary, had high words
with Baron DeStaal, Russian Ambassa-
dor, at their last interview, and announces
that Baron DeStaal is about to depart
from England on a prolonged leave of
absence.
The Evicted Irish.
DUBLIN, November 12-The police
have been instructed to report the mum
Der of tenant farmers in each district
throughout Ireland that have been eyict-
ed, their ability TO pay rent, and whether
luc NdllOndl lIcdS uC luuuCuCCo CllOSC
able to pay, etc
Dangerous Fire i'm birmingham.
BIRMINGHAM. Nov 11.-Five thousand
tons of coke at the Birmingham gas-works
are on fire. The largest gasometer in
England is on the premises and in immi-
nent danger of being exploded. The in
habitants of the entire neighbOrhood are
in panic. The firemen have found them
selves so far unable to cope with the fire.
England and the Vatican.
ROME, November 1.-THE Stdmpd says
the Vatican has addressed a note to Eng
land, asking for the establishment of dip
lomatic relations between that country
and the Vatican.
The Prince Declines.
TIRNOvA, November 12.-The King of
Denmark has telegraphed to the Presi-
dent of the Sobranje, on behalf Of his
son, Prince Waldemar, expressing thanks
for the honor conveyed by the election of
the Prince to the throne of Bulgaria, but
unconditionally refusing to accept the
position. 1t will be needless, therefore,
the King says to send the proposed
delegation to Comes, to officially notify
Prince Waldemar of his election.
The Anarchists.