Daily globe., 1878-12-13


in Gen. Browns camp from Jellalabad and in
vited the British to advance to Cabul and es-
tablish new government in consequence of
general rising against the ameer.
RUMoR.
LONDON, Dec. pa correspondent Of the
Ne,cs, in dispatch dated Rawul Pindes, SAYS
he has some reason to believe that the ameer
has sent relative and high dignitary to Major
Cavagnari at Dakka beseeching the British to
grant peace and asking for no conditions The
correspondent does not assert this positively.
REINFORCED.
dispatch from Quhtta says information
has been received CONFIRMING tho report that
the garrison of Candahar has been reinforced
by Afghan troops from Herat and large force
OF Turcoman cavalry.
FIRED UPON.
A correspondent at Berlin says Russian ex-
ploring exposition from Fort Vernoye was fred
on by Chinese troops, and compelled to return.
AN EXPLANATION.
LONDON, Dec. 12.-In the house of commons
to-day Sir Stafford Northcote, replying to an
inquiry in reference to his statement that the
Russian envoy had left Cabul, said he had
since been given to understand that only the
Russian envoy, not the Russian mission, has
been withdrawn from Cabul. He declared that
England bad not acquiesced and would not &C
quiesce in Russian interference in Afghanistan,
in that or any other form.
DELIVERED UP FOR TRIAL.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Dec. 12.-The American
consul has made three applications for the re-
lease of Romer. He was informed that Romer
was party to a conspiracy in 1868 in Syria.
nS Jy1e rnvfra To r hat III,
legations, the vizier ordered Romer to be de-
llvered tn the consul for trial. The minister of
police requested the remand of the prisoner
till to-day. The consul protested, and will ap-
ply again to-day for the custody of Romer.
ADJOURNED.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 12.-The chamber Of depu-
ties adjourned sine die, after empowering Grevy
to summon them to meet in event of neces.
sity.
MINISTERIAL CHANGES.
PARIS, Dec. PA movement has been be-
gun for the purpose of transferring Dufraure
to the ministry of foreign affairs. while he re-
mains president of the council offering Wad-
dington the embassy to London, and placing in
the ministry of justice Republican to make
radical changes IN the magistracy.
DEBATE ON THE WAR.
tonight Grant Duff reopened the debate on
the governments Afghan policy. He violently
attacked the government, declaring that only
5edlamites believed in the possibility of the
invasion of India. Bourke, under foreign sec
retary, replied, and the debate was continued
by Hardy and Dennison for Conservatism and
o O'Shaughnessy, Jambe, Rilahds and Goschen
for the Liberals Goschen, who was the only
important Liberal speaker tonight, said al
though, considering that the government pol
icy brought the Russians to Cabul, and that
the present war was unjust, he admitted there
was no room in Afghanistan for both Russia
and England. He avowed he was quite as
anxious for England's supremacy there as was
the government Debate was again adjourned.
BLOWN FROM THE cANNoN's MOUTH.
LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch from Dakks
says it is reported the ameer has blown the
commandant of Ali Musjid from the cannon's
mouth.
RUSSIAN OBSTkUCTIvENEss.
A correspondent at Pera says according to the
most trustworthy information it is very prob.
able that in consequence of Russian obstruc-
tiveness the Roumelian commissioners will be
obliged to return to Constantinople and con.
suit the ambassadors.
GERMANY's PROPOSAL.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Dec.f c.f11.-The Neac Times
Berlin correspondent says A confident ntial com.
munication from Germany, which Burke,
under foreign secretary, recently informed
the British house of commons was received in
September, was proposal that England
should assume protectorate Constanti-
nople, and occupy certain neighboring posi-
tions as price for permitting the unihcation
of Bulgaria and Roumelia. The correspondent
rtc fbofY tIofIn fha oti
continue.
semi-offcial statement pu ublished here
asserts that the reconstruction of the Tur kish
ministry is an indication of favorable progress
in the negotiations for defnitive treaty.
Russia only desires full and complete peace
In conformity with the treaty at Berlin.
WANT OF CONFIDENCE.
ROME, Dec. 1.-THE chamber of deputies by
a vote of 457 to It's rejected the order of the
day expressing confidence in the ability of the
government to maintain order with liberty
The Cdpitale asserts that the ministry will ask
the king to dissolve parliament. This is. how
ever, contradicted in parliamentary circles.
RoMER.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 12.-The minister OF
police to-day handed Romer over to United
States Consul Heap. The latter declared he
would be unable to deliver the prisoner at the
American consulate unless the accusations
against Romer were communicated to him
The minister of police promised to communi
cate the accusations Saturday next.
THE MAcEDoNIANs WHIPPED.
LONDON Dec. PA dispatch from pesth
says the British consul at Sofia confirms thu
report that 10000 Bulgarians have fed from
the valley of Strumsea, in Macedonia, to Bul
garian territory. This leaves no doubt tina
FNy,rIr how annrnr
surrection in that quarter.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
PARIS, Dec. 12.-The appointment of Admira
Juarez, ambassador to Spain, is officially an
| nounced.
Gustav Rouland, French statesmen, j
| dead.
King Humbert is advising with sgnor Ds
| pratis concerning new ministry.
| LONDON, Dec. l2.-Edward OKely, the las
| FeEian prisoner confined in Ireland, will b
! released before Christmas. His friends ar
| endeavoring to secure him permission to resid
in Great Britain.
| COPENHAGEN, Dec. 12.-The government ha
telegraphed the governor of Santa Cruz
grant administrative loans not exceeding 500
| 900 crowns, for the purpose of restoring th
| sugar plantations.
MADRID, Dec. l2.-Premier Caravas del Ca
tillo, replying to the energetic protests of th
Basque deputies, declared that the state
siege would be maintained in the Basque pro,
inces as long as the agitation for Fueros co,
| tinued and that the law abolishing the Fuere
would be carried out to the utmost, despi,
/ the pa slve resistance The declaration
cause marked sensation in political circles.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec 12.-The new bndg
shows the revenue of the empire is 1000. .O(
Turkish pounds.
The Russians have decided to leave 5O,Ot
men in Bulgaria and concentrate all troops