Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
An Attempt at Wholesale Assassination
in Hungary-England Taking Steps
to Suppress the Trsnsyaai Re-
belliOn-Threatenin Atti-
tude
By Pereia-Revenue and Expenditures of
RUSSIA Small Quantity Of News
from All Points, but Withal
Interesting.

LAHORE, November 27.-General Roberts
reached Fort Mahomed Aslm. near Krumfort. it'll
bombay.
BOMBAY, November 81. It is reported
that the Ameer of Afghanistan upon hearing of the
fall of Fort Alimusj;d released his son YakooO
Kahn.
Trieste November 27-Tha town coun-
ell has been dissolved by an Imperial order in con
sequence 1t is understood. of the majority coquettng
With the Italian party.
Bucharest.
BUKAREsT. November 27.-Prince Charles,
of ROumania. has issued his proclamation formally
annexing the Dohrudja and proclaiming liberty and
equality for the Mohammedans and Christians.
Paris.
PARIS November 27.-Baron A Del
sWoerd, minister for Sweden at Norway; Chevandier
De yaldrome, statesman, and Gustave Andre, sena-
The American residents last night gave ban
quet in honor of Governor Richard C. Mccormick.
st. Petersburg.
ST, PETERSBURG, November 27.-The
budget for 1877 shows the revenue to have been
five hundred and forty-nine million roubes, and the
expenditures one hundred and fourteen million
rog5les nearly hall OF whs1 Tas on bne ns,hor
Sd. General Kaufman is expected at the same
time.
PEsTH, November 27.-Last night while
Tisza, ths Hungarian prime minister. was enter
tanning Count Andrassy and the members OF the
Fortress theater and the minister's palace. An ex-
animation of the fragments showed that the bomb
the palace were shattered, but nobody was hurt.
There is clue to the perpetrators of the outrage
Great excitement prevails.
Berlin.
BERLIN, November 27.-The United States
legation has requested the American consul at
Cologne to make further Inquiries concerning the
law and inform the legation of the result.
BERLIN, November PIT Is thought that
presenting the sword to the Afghan envoy, for trans
mission to the ameer was made, If at all, previous
COnstantinopie Intelligence has been received here
thai revolt has broken out in kurdistan Troops
have been sent to suppress the disturbance.
London.
LONDON, November 27.-Vigorous meas
ures are being taken for the eectual suppression of
the TranSvaal rebellion. Mail steamers Of the Cape
ports. The first reinforcements sail early In De-
cember.
MIA of fresh massacre of the coonistS by the ma
tiyes.
this morning. The Afghan garrison fed to Pesh-
war; at the northern extremity of khurum valley,
whers they are expected to offer resistance to the
further advance Of General Roberts.
dispatch from Dakka states that the roads
of plunderers. Robberies are frequent, and there
have been murders. Three hundred members of
one tribe near Alimusjd threw up entertainments,
and maintained an hours engagement.
The Duke of Argyle formerly secretary OF state for
India, publishes letter denylnS ceFIslI ASSERTIONS
in LoId CranbrSoI's dispatch. He says Gladstones
government did not conclude an alliance with me
ameer of Atghanfstan, because the latter demanded
that 1t houd be offensive and defensive, and pledge
England to protect his descendants against in
A dispatch from Tabrz, Persia, says that the
question of the cesson of the province of Khatand
to Persia is assuming threatening phase, and hos
tities possible A detachment OF Persian
troops have been sent to the frontier demand the
evacuation of the province by Turkish officials.
ConsEantInople dispatch says that Prince Lo-
banOf has gone to Adrianople. Count Zichy, the
Austrian ambassador, has Informed the Porte that
Austria will take care that the province OF Eastern
Roumella Is regularly constituted In accordance
with the treaty of Berlin, and that the Russian
troops will evacuate Turkey in May. Austria and
the Porte have agreed in the principle concerning
the occupation of NoYI Bazaar. MOukhtar Pasha has
been appointed conmandant at Jantva. An Inn
perial Trade has been published authorizing the
Porte to negotiate for loan of one hundred million
dollars