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Show TELECRAMS. NIGHT REPORT. FOREIGN. International Leader Deftd. London, 5. Dr. Karl Man. the leading spirit of the International Society, So-ciety, died to-day, aged 50. Sewi from London. London, 5. V s:rike occurred today to-day among the workmen at Braalord. A special dispatch from Dublin says more riots are apprehended. The po lice are ordered to use their revolvers unmercifully. The soldiers are still under arms in case of an emergency. The anniversary of the occupation of the Korean States last year will be celebrated cel-ebrated at Home on September 20th, by the passage of the nationnl guard; through the city and theatr. -jli. The Sheffield strike has been arbitrated, arbi-trated, and it is expected that of Newcastle New-castle will follow. Aii Pacha is dyinc at Constantinople. Constantino-ple. It is expected Kiaml Pacha will succeed as heir to the Viceroy ot Egypt Democratic Progress In Britain. New York, 5. The London 2'imts of August 23rd, in an editorial on the parliamentary labor of IST1, says that the results of the session are of a character char-acter to be long remembered in the kingdom. All the constitutional chances chan-ces are in the Democratic direction. The elector is becoming more and more a depository of power, and it is now sought to ensconce him within the strong walls, of the ballot-box. It thinks the changes effected in the government gov-ernment form a new era in. the hiatory of Great Britain. Uostlle Spirit or tho French Nationals. A correspondent of the London Times, writing Aug. 22d, from Paris, concerning the abolition of the national guards through Prance, pays that the news had been received that in Lyons, Marseilles and other large towns the national guards would declare that they would, keep their arms and not be dissolved as a body; and that they would even resist to tho bitter end oi civil war and defy the regular troops rather than trive up their guns. French Sews. Versailles, 5. A tumultous discussion dis-cussion took place in the Assembly today, to-day, over the proposition made by Deputy Itavinal for the return of the Assembly and seat of government to Paris. Paris, 5. The trial of the female incendiaries is concluded. Four are sentenced to death, one to imprisonment imprison-ment for life and one to ten years' solitary soli-tary imprisonment. The journals say Thiers and the Chevalier Nigra, Italian minister, had an angry discussion over the participation participa-tion of Italy in the Gastciu conference. Six of the female incendiaries of Paris are now under trial, being arraigned before a separate tribunal specially constituted ibr the purpose. Numerous witnesses have been summoned. sum-moned. Americans Dismissed from Position In Kg jut. London, 5. Advices from Egypt report that the Khedive has dismissed dismis-sed all the Americans in his' service, both in the army and civil departments. depart-ments. This step has been taken in consequence of the ill leeling and jealousy displayed towards Americans ly numerous Turkish othcials of high standing and intluencc. The Roman Question. Berlin, 5. The Gazcite says it was decided afGastein, by tho Emperors, to leave the lloman question entirely to that city. Strikes In Belgium. Brussels, o. A large number ol working men, in various trades, have struck this week; the principal demand is for a reduction of the hours oi labor. |
