Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-26
FOREIGN NEWS
Regarding the "Little Troubles" now
Prevailing In that Section Of the
Globe Reports Favor
able and
- Resignation of Leading
Ministers, and Sentiments in Gen
eral by the Press of the
Leading Cities.

| LAHORE, November 25.-It Is believed
that the greater part Of the garrison at Alimusjtd
| The hill tribes Intercepted five hundred Afghan
soldiers and deprived them Of their arms and cloth.
/ ing.
/ Connie D'Chambord Writes tt II. Hun.
PARIS, November 25.-Comto d'Chambcrd
has written to N. Nun, whose election to the cham
Der of deputies recently invalidaed. congratu-
abuses which nobody,Wises to restore. but adding.
THE protective shelter which permitted France to
For France to be saved God must return to her as
| master, so that may reign as king"
Russia VIII Have u Voice in the Settle
ment OF Terms OF Pence.
BERLIN, November 23-The National
Ze,tung says Russia is satisfied that the Afghan
war must result in British victory, and does not
contemplate Intervention or interference while hos
Titles last, but intends to claim voice in the settle
| ment of the terms Of peace Russia will not con-
istan. to the permanent acquisition 10y England
OF positions commanding the passes or the Balkh.'
The English Parliament to Meet
| MANCHESTER November 23-The London
cabinet council yesterday the of a
conflict between the ministers than has taken place
since the departure of Lord Derby from the minis
try. The issue of the Afghan etindtut is believed
purpose of cOnciliating the pacific section of
the cabinet. That party to-day carried It's object
the sunmoning of parliament Its chief members
ara pointed cut (by reporD Norhcote chancellor
Of the eXchequer, and Cross, home secretary, who
also received considerable support from Lord Sails
bury
Berlin.
BERLIN November 25-The Post saws:
1.-THE after-eff, C! of the Afghan war will be that
England will have TO the idea of maintain
Ing Turkish rule In eastern Roumelia, because even
dian forces in Asia and he Unable TO bransb nj tem
as threatened On the European thester of war"
The Tumor Is verified that Prince GOrtschakOff and
Prince Orlo have rendered their designations 1t is
also further reported that the car has notified
csoG on the Subject until he rstH to- ST. PeT
burg. This Is considered as an Indication that
The King and Queen OF Italy at Rome.
ROME November 24.-The king and queen,
prince of Naples and duke of AoStl arrived to-day,
and were most enthusiastically received. They were
accompanied from Naples by Sign0T Carroll, the
presidents of the senate and chamber of deputies,
and several ministers, and were welcomed at the
of deputies, civil and military authorities. Sixty
associations, with flags and banis, escorted tGe
was lined with stands for sighG.seers and the vast
crowds cheered their maiestleS from end of the
be much affected. They were obliged, after reach
ing the PALACE TO appear on the balcony four times
ers, and tonight there is general illumination. Il
London.
LONDON, November 25.-Advces from
Orenburg state that the Russian fort NaTya has
cenratiOn of Chinese troops the frontier, and it
is reported that the principal insurgents of Khotan
have fled into Russian territory.
1t is stated that the Chinese have murdered the
youngest son of YakoOb Bey.
A cores pOndent with the khurum co 'umn, tele-
graphs follows: 1.-The headquarters of the column
is now at Hagarapir InfOrma alton has been received
that the garrison of Fort Mahomed, at AZn
twenty miles ahead, Will probably evacuate and de-
stroy the fort. General Roberts has just decided TO
push on By forced marches and endeayor to surprise
the place and prevent Its destruction"
A Calcutta dispatch saws: ut is thought that
General Brown and his column will winter in Jela-
tabadi Ma1oT-General Roberts at Khurunl fo-t,
General Biddulph's Quetta column at Candahar"
II is officially announced that Russia and Rou
mania have arrived at an understanding, by which
the Tegul tton treaty of B.Tlin, in relation to the
passage of Russian troops through ROumania, is
extended to the Dro5iudja. The matter is thus set
tied In accordance with RoumaniaS wishes
Count SchouvalofT has bad a long interview with
Lord Salisbury.
drawn up statement, declaring that that portion OF
Lord CianbrOOks dispatch which endeaVOTS to fix
upon 5l3dSt0neS government responsibility fJf
the Afghan war IS inaccurate and incomplete
dispatch from Lahore says a majority of the
prisoners taken at Al!-muSild have been released.
The Duty Ne1CS announces, semi-offcially, that
Wade, the British minister to PeSin, who has left
instructions from Lord Salisbury, and Will confer
with Lord LyttOn in regard 10 the attitude of Russia
and China relative to KaShgar.
The Daily TeLegTdDlfS leader Of this morning de-
MES that there discussions in the British cabinet
The Daily NeJCs announces, in a semi official
form, that Count Schouvalof will soon retire from
the London embassy.
Joined the other powers In expressing readiness to
support the Initiative of France in reference to the
mediation OF the Greek question, and step in that
direction may soon follow. Greece has refused to
negotiate on the basis proposed by Turkey, of the
cession of territory in Thessaly but none in Eprus.