The New York herald., 1878-11-01
1'ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
MR.. GLADSTONE'S BITTERNESS.
Irresolute Policy of England Re
garding Afghanistan.
ANDRASSY DEFEATS HIS FOES.
Russia's Continued Hostility to
the Berlin Treaty.
THE SPANISH ASSASSIN SANE.
ANDRASSY DEFEATS HIS FOES.
Russia's Continued Hostility to
the Berlin Treaty.
THE SPANISH ASSASSIN SANE.
[BY CABIz TO THE HERALD.1

formation. Reviewing the information which
was obtainable he showed that the rotations
with Afghanistan satisfactory during hts admin.
istrasion, and he justified the displeasure OF the
Amser at the British occupation OF Qusttah. He
pointed ont that the weak power which . pro-
lssssdiy chvalrous government threatened to
punish for receiving . Russian embassy was
Mss culpabls than the sender OF tho Embassy.
rho sending Of the Embassy apparently = breach
N Russia's engagements to England, but he feared
Russia would cite as justification tho uniriendly
Douduot OF the British government Mr.. Glad.
Dtsns declared that to saddle India with the OK.
Donsss OF . defence against imaginary dangers
woald bs an injustice monslrous a. any
recorded in the history OF the world.
Mr. Gladstone. In conclusion, asked the people to
compare tho state OF England In 1873 with
that in 1878. He energetically defended the
Geneva arbitration, and thought II far better to
make a nation Of 40,0o0,O0o friend than one OF
30, o00, coo enomy. What they were aow protest.
ing against merely series OF false stops, bat
new system Of government by personal RESPONSE
bihty OF the Sovereign-only too likely to sap the
found dations Of monarchy.
WHAT WILL RUSSIA Dof
The rumor that The Porte had sent note to tho
Powers complaining Of the formation Of armed
bands in Bulgaria 10. at least, premature. Such
representations wero made to Prince Labanon,
Russian Ambassador to Constantineple, bat
he denied positively the correctness OF the
assertion upon which the rsproses ta.ions were
founded. and the Porto has telsgraphcd tho Gov.
srnor Of Salonica 10 verify the previous nformaton
Tho Times. editoriaiIy commenting the foregoing
6snial Of Prince Labanon, says:-"We can understand
~ referring only TO ihs complicity OF
Russia In the movement Tho fact Of
MO movement Is beyond AL doubt;
Dor would It bc easy in the present posture OF
Affairs 70 exaggerato It's importance However
y may have originated, its existence is a
fact which England and Europe must take
Into account" The London Telegraph says:-"rhe
installations which threaten tho fulHlment OF
European settlement closely watched and viii be
bhwarted BY the rssoluts vigilance of LORD
Bsaconsaold's government. With the loyal
Dupport OF France and Austria ano the ap-
prevail Of Germany, she Trcaty OF Berlin
viii be sustained 10 tho lettsr" There reason to
believe Notwithstanding repeated dsnials, that Mr.
Layard, the British Ambassador a. Constautinopls
will shortly visit Engand confer with the govern.
nsnt on many important poinss Of the Eastern
question. The Russian press Ia extremely hos
te 10 England Tho Vedomosfi snys tho great struggle
with England has been preparing for centuries
win occur In Afgbanissan. The Ruski Mir declares
shs hour has when Eoglaod will be nsld respon
shs Post states that Russia intends raise her army
IN Turkey In 200. 900 mon.
TnE AFGHAN DILExxA
Intelligence has been received at Bombay which
)ustines the conndonce OF the English people In the
loyalty Of the Indian Prinees Offers OF aid
coming from all directions. The native troops
are eager to advance on Afghanistan. The tone
Of ihs vernacuar press all that could desired.
The 81. Petersburg Golos rcJoioes tho delay In
the English operations against Afghanlstau II says
long peace continues Russia can give arms and
money TO auy The Simla correspondent OF the
Daily Nctcs says IL Is no secret that tho In
dian government has urgently and repeat
sdiy demonstrated against according tho
Amser further delay. The vioeroy used his
whole personal influence In favor OF immc-
aiats action. Tho sending OF .hs utima,um
u universally regarded . cruel and
bumiiiating mistake. Tho Same correspondent
nays tho ultimatum demands . full apology
and the reception OF q British mission by the Ameer
with other conditions There expectation that
= will bo accepted. IL 10 hoped that she Amesr
uiIl refuse 10 permit the smissary, who started
Dn Monday, 70 cross the frontier, but
u beloved he will temporiza A despatch 10
The Telegraph from Semia says the ultim um gives
she Amser = very short sime 20 answer. a. the OK.
pratsn Of whioh It Is believed thsre will be general
advance.
HAPPY ASDRAssY.
The Austrian Reichsrath yesterday elected the
members OF tho Austrian delegation, which consists
sf about thirty-lve supporters and twenty-five op-
psnents Of Count Andrassy. II 10 expected that An
dsassy viii havo a ssili larger majority In the
Hungarian delegation The government has declared
that IL has no intention OF prorogung tho
Rsichsrath. In tho Hungarian Dict at Pesth yestsr-
day Premier Tisza asked that tho election Tor the
Hspsarisn delegation be held on Saturday. The
opposition moved postpone the election until alter
the address in reply to tho royal speech Is voted
The debate this motion adjourned until to-day
rKRsgcurioSi
decree issued at Berlin yesterday prohibiting
tbs sale OF a number OF socialist pamphlets
In addition to those previously prohibited. In ,he
execution Of sbe decrsc the police were obliged to
mako twenty-five domc,liary visiM Prince Bis
marck has returned 70 Berlin.
A ourcKKx CONSCIENCE.
II 10 stated from Glasgow that letter has been re-
essvsd from J. Nicol Fleming, formerly director OF
shs CITY Of Glasgow Bank, stating that he
10 on the Continent and 10 willing to return.
bas 10 dissuaded by hw friends from doing
20. The liabilities Of Thomson h Nephews, timber
merchants, OF Grangemouth, whose failure was
Nesnosd yesterday, arc stated a. 10000
THAT TOUGH GREEK LESSON
Ihe creek minister NJ Constantinople mas received
Information that tho British note urging strict ad
hersncs Of tho Powers TO tho Treaty OF Berlin viii
recommend mediation the Greek frontier qucs-
ton. From Athens II Is announced that NM. Zaimis
ssd rrteeups are endsavoriug 10 form new Cabinet
CABLE irsMs.
The piratss In tho Persian Gulf have been severely
punlshsd. Eighteen ot their boats have been car.
iursd.
Al the request OF the advocate OF Juan Monoasi,
she attempted assassin OF King Alfonso, . medica
examination Of tho mental condition OF the prisoner
vas ordered. Aher n careful examination tho doctors
prsaounced tho prisoner sanc
The Paris correspondent Of the Telegraph says II ap-
psar that the disosntoas spain IL not oonansd 70