The New York herald., 1878-12-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
Policy Of the Opposition
ForeshadoWed.
SILENCE IN TIE HILLS.
Turkey INDUCES in a New
Ministry.
ITALY STILL UNSETTLED
SILENCE IN TIE HILLS.
ITALY STILL UNSETTLED
BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.

debates in recent years. The Press Association has
reason to believe that the Queens Speech will be de-
void OF any definite statement TO the future Afghan
policy of the government or means of raising
supplies for the 1t will contain no
programme for domestic legislation. This omis
sion is considered to indicate speedy
dissolution Of Parliament. The Speech will mention
with satisfaction the settlement OF the fisheries ques
ton, and express the hope that negotiations in
progress will remove all Of future dispute.
1t officially announced that the liberal leaders have
agreed that neither Earl Granville nor the Marquis
of Harrington shall amendment to the
address in reply to the royal Speech but will content
themselves in the debate the address with criti
cisne the policy Of the government 1t is believed,
however that Lord Harrington will subsequently
introduce resolution. But the opposition will pro-
pose. in both houses ut early date. resolution
demning the policy of the government.
WHAT GLADSTONE WILL DO.
1he Daily Necs iberal organ) publishes authori.
tatve paragraph. stating that the resolution which
the opposition will introduce in the House of
Commons will strongly censure the government,
but will not refuse supplies. Lord Harrington
will probably tonight announce his intention of
voting for supplies The motion of censure will
probably not be introduced by Lord Harrington but
by an Independent member who has effectively dis
cussed the question elsewhere. Evidently MIR. Glad
stone.l
ON THE AFGHAN FRONTIER.
despatch from Lahore to the Daily Telegraph seems
10 contradict the report teegraphed yesterday that
battle was in progress throughout Monday between
General Roberts command and the Afghans in the
Peiwar Pass. The Telegrdphs despatch ys"General
Roberts, finding the enemy concentrated in sufficient
strength to Justify the hope of inActing crushing
defeat the Ameer's forces. has delayed
the attack until the arrival Of all his
supplies and transports, so as 10 be
able to follow up any advantage gained. despatch
from the viceroy Of India also states that General
Roberts is halting to allow the troops to
rest and his supplies to como forward.
The Afghans are at the top Of the
Peiwar Pass and known to have two batteries OF
horse artillery Lord Lytton telegraphs that
brigade under General MACPHERSON has advanced to
Bosawal. beyond the Koord- -Khyber Pass. to forage
and reconnoitre
Adespatch to the Daily NeSs from Lahore says Gen.
eral Roberts intended to attack the Peiwar
Pass by turning movement. The Afghans
were too strongly posted for attack in front.
The Times. in leading editorial article this
morning says it has reason to believe that
the expenses of occupying the desired frontier in
ghanistan will only be about FL .oOOO 900. Az soon
General Roberts has succeeded in expelling the
Afghans from the positions before him the Min
istry's main object will be secured
TURKISH MINISTRY
The Turkish Ministry have been dismissed. The
following Ministers have been appointed
Grand Vi-iar-Kheireddin Pacha.
.Shiekuiislam- Assad Efendi.
Minister Of War-Ghazi Osman.
Minister Of Foreign Observation-Disclosures Pscha
Minister cftae Interior-Kadri Pacha.
Minister Of fJusfice--Said Pacha.
Minister Of fCommerce-Djevdct Pacha
Minister Of Public Works-Sawas Pacha.
Photades who has been raised to the rank of Pacha
will succeed Karatheodori Pacha Governor Of
Crete Reouf Pacha has been dismissed from the
post of Grand Master Of Artillery. Said Pacha will act
also as Minister Of the Interior and sawas Pschs
Minister Of Foreign Affairs until Kadre Pacha and
Karatheodori pacha arrive from Bagdad and Crete.
The imperial decree announcing the appointme nts
recommends the Ministers to strive to carry out
the projected reforms to repair the evils OF
lhe late war. Tho decree also announces that
the projected reforms will be shortly promulgated.
The Bulgarian Boundary Commissioners say they
forced to return to Constantnople because the
Russians despite reiterated requests delayed furnish
ing an escort, and General Todleben refused to
ceive them when they wished to demonstrate. The
Times Constantinople correspondent says tn
Sultan has great confidence in Kheir
eddin Pacha. the Grand vizier. The
appointment signifies a vigorous effort to naugurate
important reforms. which Kheireddin Pacha
considers perfectly consistent with the car
dina principles OF Mohammesianism. A
special despatch to the Times from Pesth says:-
"Negotiations between Russia and Turkey rels-
tive to defnitve convention proceed favor
ably. Turkey acknowledges her liability to
pay 300Oooo00 roubles indemnity and agrees to pay
i in yearly insalments. The point still pending is
the insertion OF provision relative to Montenegro.
AusrRo-BusaAmaS rnouBLRs.
The action Of tho Budget Committee OF the Austrian
Delegation, which forces Count Andrassy to demand
vote Of confidence. was the adoption by the com
mittee Of report incorporated with the Foreign
Office estimates. wherein the reporter criticised
Count Andrassy's Eastern policy and replied to the
arguments in the Premiers speech. thus leaving .
against him record while the Premier could
not rcjon At conference Of the liberals in Pesth
Premier Tisza pointed for programme to his former
declarations relative to annexation and to Count An
arassys recent statements. The liberals ut the con-
ference declared their readiness TO support this pro-
graInme. NJ. Tisza declared himself and colleague
ready to form Cabinet which would present it.
self to the Diet on Saturday.
THE OPPOSITION IN ITALY.
The debate in the Italian Chamber of Deputies lost
much Of its interest because OF the absence Of
Premier Carroll his wound not permit
ting him to attend The opposition at
tackled the Cabinet regarding the recent lswless
outbreaks. and declared that complete order regned
in Italy until the Left came into Office The govern.
ment supporters said that tho throwing OF bombs.
organization of Barsant clubs and other lawessness
were evils inherited from the conservative gov.
ernment. The discussion is likely 10 CON
tnuc several days and end by the government
demanding . vote Of confidence. Meetings in favor
of the government organizing throughout the
country. meeting. attended by $4,000 persons was
held In Milan Tuesday night. The Rome Liberia
states that 230 deputies pledged to vote against