Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-27
WAR IN INDIA.
THE RUPTURE IN 4FGHANISTAN
INEVITABLE.
Gigantic Preparations Going Forward i'm
India-The English Government Desir-
ing to Make 1t nn Eastern Question
Various Foreign Notes.
TIE RUSSIANS AT cAsuI.


Various Foreign Notes.
TIE RUSSIANS AT cABUL.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-The Telegraph says Lord
Augustus Lotus, British ambassador at st.
Petersburg, left Berlin for St. Petersburg
Tuesday. He doubtless will demand explain
ations, and the withdrawal of the Cars agent
from Cabul without delay. The Indian gov
eminent has long had possession of documents
and authenticated copies of letters advising
Sheer Ali. in the name of Russia and by the
pen OF voice of Russian agents, to juss such
dangerous policy as he is now pursuing.
THE INDIAN QUESTION.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 26.-The Guardians Lon
don correspondent says there are strong indica-
tions that the government are not in hurry to
take action on the Afghanistan question. Their
desire is to leave the responsibility and con-
duct of the question almost entirely to Lord
Lytton, viceroy of India. 1t is desired to make
the question an Indian rather than an imperial
one. This is clearly indicated by the attempt
of the official press to represent the quarrel as
solely with the Ameer of Afghanistan. Any
intervention by the cabinet would have the APP
Pearance of dragging Russia into the dispute.
Tnis the government is anxious to avoid. The
second season for abstinence from imperial ac-
ton arises from the differences of opinion not
only between the foreign secretary and viceroy,
but between members of the cabinet them
selves. Another obstacle to a leading part be-
ing played by the home government is the state
of Lord Beaconsfeld's health.
SIMLA Hindostan. Sept. 26.-The Indian
newspapers publish the viceroy of India's dis
patches to the Amer of Afghanistan. The
first dated Aug. II, intimates in friendly and
dignihed language the intention of the supreme
government of India to send a mission to Cabul,
and requests the Ameer to ISSUE orders for Sc
curing safe conduct and proper reception to
the representatives of a friendly power. The
secOnd, dated Aug. 49, offers condolences on
the death of Abdulla Jan, the heir apparent to
the Afghan throne, and notifies Sincere Ali that
the departure of the envoy would be postponed
until the period Of mourning had expired. To
these dispatches no answers whatever were
turned.
LONDON, Sept. 26--A Bombay correspondent
SAYS it is believ, that $4,000 men are assem-
bling near Tull. They will not make an i'm
mediate movement as it is imperatlveiy nee
essary to allow time for negotiations to secure
the neutrality of the independent I'LL tribes,
but no such considerations prevent an advance
from Quettah on Candaha. which may be locked
for as sufficient troops are collected. 1t
must, however. be made in considerable force.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-A dispatch from Snmla
says that notwithstanding the military prepa-
rations now making. it is believed the govern
ment intends to await the course of events and
observe the ameer's attitude before undertak-
ing an actual invasion of Afghanistan. Sc
/ sious outbreak has occurred in Seisfan, on the
borders of Persia and Afghanstan.
Calcutta dispatch says many additional
regiments have received notice to prepare for
| active service. The government will for the
present await events, adopting an attitude of
armed expectation.
FLEEING BosN1Ars.
| dispatch from Belgrade states that q, 600
| Bosnians, mostly armed, have entered Servian
| territory near Lasnitza. The Austrians gained
| another decisive victory at Vichgrade-
THE AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION.
VIENNA, Sept. 26.-Owing to the difficulty Of
| transpo.t- .;-.. tho army of occupation in Bos-
MIA and Herzegovina will be reduced to the
strictly necessary force, and considerable
| share of the local administration will be en-
| trusted to Mussulmen as a means of conciliat-
| ing the populations. and an attempt will be
made to reach an understanding with the Porte
| which will secure the latters good offices.
DISASTERS AT SEA.
| LONDON, Sept. 26.-The British steamer Yor-
| ford, from New York for Havre, was abandoned
| at sea, sinking. Her crew arrived here safe.
The British ship Commerce, from Philadelphia
for Antwerp, was sunk by a collision off
| Hastings, and two of the crew drowned
| ACQUITTED.
New HAVEN, Conn. Sept. 26.-In the case OF
of Rev. H. Fl. Hayden, on trial for the murder
of Mary Stannard the justice ruled out the tes
timony of Susan, Marys sister, as to what the
latter had told her. Counsel for the State said
he expected to have more evidence soon, anC
asked for an adjournment Defendants coun
sci objected, and the justice refused to order
| an adjournment Counsel for the State ther
) withdrew from the case and the Justice afte
reviewing the testimony, ordered the Prisone
4 L.. A11u FSaf
J ulations of his numerous friends upon the re
, snlt. The State claim that the justice rule'
; out vital testimony. and it is said Mr.. Haydel
will be brought before the next term of tn
superior court on bench warrant.
GOING TO ARABIA.
THE HAGUE, Sept. 26.-An official dispatc
from Achien announces that the chief of rebel
and his followers will embark for Arabia O
Oct l.
CAssEL, Sept. 26.-Marshal Count Won Moltk
is unwell in consequence of cold contracte
during the maneuvres of troops
BUILDING REDoUBTs.
BELGRADE, Sept. 26.-Redoubts are bein
erected overlooking the rivers Save and Danut
to strengthen the citadel of Belgrade.
:. THE ANTI-socIALIsr BILL.
BELL1N, Sept. 26.-The parliamentary con
mittee on the anti-sociaist bill have adopte
:, several more very liberal amendments. such
the following: state of siege shall only be q
u clared in presence of Immediate danger. III
10 prohibition of meetings shall not include ele
e. toral meetings. Persons cannot be ordered
" quit place where they actually reside, and
If bill shall only remain in force until the 3lst
+. March, 1881. =.
SO CUBA's DEBT.
O. LONDON, Sept. ga Madrid dispatch stat
that the Spanish minister of the colonies
now in Paris endeavoring to complete arran
ments for the purpose of reducing the hoati
nd debt Of Cuba to eighty millions
&c. FINANCIAL NOTES.
cd LONDON, Sept 26.-The amonnt of bull
in the bank of England increased e36l,00O
past week. The proportion of bank reserve
cd liability is 40 per cent.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-The amount of bull
nd gone into the bank of England on balance
day is 1900.
It'll BERLIN, Sept. 16-The statement of the
Inn perial bank of Germany shows an increase
Ill: specie of 2, 100000 marks
Of WORTHLESS ISLANDS.
w EDINBURGH, Sept. ga London despa
says the islands in the Grecian archipela
which Safuet Pasha is willing to cede to Gre
ar are worthless
In PEACE CONGRESS.
ave PARIS, Sept. 26.-The International p
YER congress has opened at the Tuilleries. The
@ ject of the congress is to discuss practical M
Ae of insuring peace, reforming international