The New York herald., 1878-11-16
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
WHO WANTS WARP"
A British Gunboat Enters
the Black Sea.
ON THE. INDIAN FRONTIER.
Hoetilities Expected to Begin
Next Week.
FRANCE UNDER GERMANY'S EYE.
rBY CABLE TO THE HERALD. !


The British gunboat Condor recently
went to Bourgas to investigate an alleged
outrage on the British Vice Consul. The
st. Petersburg Golos has q strongly worded
article on this event, (which" it says,
CONSTITUTES clear violation of the neutral
ity Of the Black Sea. The English may cutour
sea communications at any moment Does
England wish to measure Russia's forbear-
snce. Who is now seeking for WARP" The
arrangements in connection with the hand
ing over of the Dobrudja by the Russians
are still unsettled. and the entry of the
Roumanians is not yet announced. de-
spatch to the Times from Pesth says Count
Schouvaloff's mission marks change in
the policy of Russia, who was previously
disposed to strain her rights under the
Treaty of Berlin. The change is due
either to the general alarm Of
Europe, hints received from Berlin
or domestic affairs. It is noticeable
that when Prince Gortschakoff recently
offered to go to Livaria he was informed
that it was unnecessary. The Standards
Berlin despatch states that Count Schouva-
loft will 60 to Baden-Baden on his way to
London to deliver to Prince Gortschakof
IN autograph letter from the Gear. The
Times Berlin despatch reports that meas
ures have been taken to increase the Russian
army in time of war by 632 battalions.
WAR ON WEDNESDAY NEXT.
Indian newspapers state that a camels arriving at
Quettah detained, to be used in the advance if
necessary. All officers on leave have been finally
:alled. The Commandor-in-Chief, who is at Rawil
Pndes appears to be certain that hostilities will
begin the goth inst. The Ameer has withdrawn two
regiments from Candahsr and ordered the Governor
of the Psheen Valley. Quettah. not to resist the
British advance The Post predicts that the rectdca
tion Of the northwestern frontier Of India desired
in the permanent OCCUPATION Of Quettah and
Jellalabab with the establishment Of British
residents in Cabul, Candahar and Herat.
The committee Of which Lord lawrence is chair
public opinion about the early surnmoning of Par
lament, have asked Lord BeaconsAeid to grant them
an interview on November 90 the day on which the
time given the Ameer of Afghanistan to reply to the
British ultimatum expires. despatch 10 the Bonn
hay of Tndir frov Enh rduv &ho
government simla has issued stringent orders to
military commanders to supervise all press kilograms
It is believed that al, civilian correspondents who
attempt to report forbidden matters will be to
the rear and that any person attached to the army
who of1ends in such manner will be courtmartalled.
The 7sIe0raphs despatch from Thul states that the
Afghans rapidly massing hills commanding
the Ghuznee and Cabul roads.
AusrnIAs AIN.
Premier Tisza. speaking in the Hungarian Diet At
Pesth, yesterday declared that the policy
OF Austria Hungary was to prevent Tur-
key from becoming prey to Russia He
expressed firm hope that the Berlin Treaty would
be punctually observed. II, however, any Power
should resist the execution of the Treaty Austria who
had been able to harmonize her interests with those
of Europe, would not stand alone in the fight that
might ensue.
FRANCE, ABROAD AND HOME.
The Berlin Post. in article relative to the closing
of the Paris Exhibition says Germany observes
without anxiety the renewed power of France. which
would only be dangerous II the nation surrendered
its right of judgment to adventurous usurpcrs. The
present moderate and conservative republic offers
guarantee against all in foreign policy The
election of three French Life Senators occurred yes
terday. The conservative candidates chosen by
amall majoritiesoscar DE vallee. Bonapartist said
vile, orleanist. a member of the Acad-
emy, esteemed writer. philanthropist and
. man OF unquestionable probity, and
NJ. Barsgnon. lcgitinist who was un-
seated Deputy from Uzes. Department Of Gard and
defeated the second ballot. The latter was also
noisy and fearless speaker In the National Assembly
aud of the promoters of the 10th Of May.
Much surprise IL felt ut his election whstever in
uence these elections have the Senatorial contest
of January next IL IL believed wiz be In favor Of the
republicans showing that the conservative parties
are still determined to combine ant-rcpubiican
candidates and for against republican institu-
tions. In the French Chamber 81 Deputies at YER
sailles. yesterday. the election Of NJ de Laroche.
1acquelin was annulcd.
HEAVY WEATHER.
The weather continues very severe particularly
along the eastern coasts where strong gales prevail
The following warning WAS sent to the southwest.
west and south cosst stations from the Chief
Meteorological Office in London Deep depres-
sion over North Sea. apparently moving west
ward; heavy northerly on east coast hoist
north cone" The American brig Callao. Cap
tain Lceman. from Philadelphia. October .. for
Palermo. was abandoned al sea. Her crew. with the
exception of ono man. saved and landed at
Gibraltar by the Norwegian bark Arcndal. Captain
Thorscn, from Baltimore. October a. for Trieste. II
Is reported that during the voyage Of the steamer
Wyoming. which arrived at Queenstown Thursday
night the cotton in the hold took fire and burned four
days. and when she reached tho harbor she had sew
erl feet OF water in her fore compartment which
was pumped in to extingush the flames.
FINANCIAL DISTRESS.
TIE Scotch High Court OF Justicisry, sitting at
Edinburgh has definitely refused TO admit to bail
ans more Of the City OF Glasgow Bank directors The
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