Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23

Annlvex1ary Oh the DECLARATION OF the Re.
public In France-Signffcant Address by
Republican Leaders-The British Mission
in Afghanistan Checked by an Ohicer of
the Ameir-Evacuation of San Stefano by
the Russians Completed.
EVACUATION COMPLETED.
CoNsTANrNoPLE, Sept. 22.-The Russian
evacuation of San Stefano is completed.
BRITISH MISSION CHECKED.
CALCUTTA, Sept. 22.-An officer of the AMER
of Afghanistan at Alimusjid refused to allow
the British mission to Cabul to go through the
Khyber pass, and crowned the heights which
commanded the pass with his followers. After
three hours interview with the officer, in which
he warned him that his act would be regarded
aa the act of the AMER himself Major Cavag-
mari, commanding the advanced escort of the
mission, returned to Jamrood and the mission
has withdrawn to Peshwaur.
SERIOUS POLITICAL QUESTION.
LONDON, Sept. PA special from Calcutta
says the main body of mission to C..bul had
proceeded as far as Jamrood. It's return there
was Geographically ordered by the Viceroy.
The mission will now he withdrawn. It is
fully recognized that AMER of Afghanestan is
mereley the pr ret .1s,fi az i '1'a -est;4a
Will consequently cease to be treated from an
Indian standpoint and becomes very serious
problem of English foreign politics. The i'm
mediate object of the Viceroy is to make it
understood that he has no quarrel with the
Afghanistan people, and to win over all the
border tribes. Maj. Cavagnari respectfully
warned Afghanistan officers that the AMER
would be held responsible. The officer, in the
presence of two Indian princes attached to the
mission, expressed his undinching determine
ton to forcibly resist the passage of the mis-
sion. There is not the shadow of doubt he
is acting under full instructions from the
AMER, as two of the Ameir's responsible of
hcers, who are also believed to be in direct
Communication with the Russian embassy, re-
Gently arrived at Alimusjid. The Russian en-
voy is still residing at Cabul.
VISITING THE GEAR.
CoNsTANT1NopLE, Sept. 22.-Gen. Todleben
and Prince LabenoH will leave Tomorrow to
visit the Gar.
FRENCH pRoTEcToRATE ABANDONED.
LONDON, Sept. ga correspondent at Con-
stantinople reports France is about to abandon
the East. The Pope consequently is expected
to send nuncio to Constantinople
UNION WITH sERvIA.
A Belgrade dispatch says deputation of
Beys is coming to Belgrade from Zwarnick,
Tuzla and Bjelina to ask for union with Ser
via. 1t is doubtful whether Prince William
Gen. Skobeloff has informed correspondent
| that not single Russian will remain between
Constantinople and Tchorlu by Wednesday
next
INsuRREcTIoNARY.
| LONDON, Sept. pa special from Pisa says
on the anniversary Of the taking of Rome, two
bombs were exploded before the principal Of
the barracks of the town. In Trieste the walls
were covered with insurrectionary placards.
COLLAPSE.
| PEsTH, Sept. 22.-The Bosnians are showing
evident signs of collapse.
SEVERE BATTLE
LONDON, Sept. pa Vienna dispatch says
| private advices state that Gen. Szapary has
fought serious engagement near Tiosla, which
| IL hoped Will resi- 1t in the complete expulsion
OF the insurgents from northeast Bosnia.
| TONED DOWN.
A Paris dispatch says NJ. Gambetta's speech
as Romans published in the Repu6lique Fran
caise, is considerably toned down. It was said
this was done in consequence of President Mac
Mahon having threatened to resign.
aAMBETTAs SPEECH.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-A correspondent at Paris
telegraphs that notwithstanding the approba-
ton Gambetta's speech at Rouen, Wednesday,
met with on the part of the Republican press,
1t makes moderate Republicans uneasy. It is
thought the programme will endanger the sue
cess of the senatorial elections, for it opens up
held of discussion in which the adversaries
of the republic will find it easy to exaggerate
the orators Words and chow that the republic
proposes to lay hands on every existing insti-
tuition IN revolutionary sense. I heard the
speech objected to by men who are neither
clericals nor monarchists nor Bonapartists, who
regret Gam betta's formulate programme. the
smallest fault of which are the inopportunities
ROME, Sept. 2l.-The Vatican has decided tx
instruct the French bishops to spare no effort
to counterfeit the effects of Gambettas speech
THE POPE AND ITALY.
!, Cardinal Nina, papal secretary of state ha
sent circular to the Nuncios asking them t,
ascertain how the respective government
would view the extreme measures which tn
Vatican may possibly be obliged to take to pre-
serve the authority of the Pope against tn
hostile attitude of Italy, which is chiefly on
observable In the exercise of royal prerogatit
relative to the nomination of bishops.
TURKEY AND GREECE.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE Sept. 21.-It is announce
that Turkish troops have surrounded Ahme
e Pasha, leader of the Adam insurrectior
3 Rumors are current that bands Of Greeks hav
crossed the frontier.
FREE IMPORTS.
: HAVANA, Sept. 21.-Horses, mules, COWS an
oxen and all agricultural machinery and in
plements may be imported duty free for or
year into the provinces of Puerto Principe an
Santiago de Cuba. The time may be extende
8 another year.
= PETROLEUM SHIP BURNED.
= TRIESTE, Sept. 22.-The American schoon
o Jere Simonson, Philadelphia, with 1859 cas]
:, of petroleum, burned with the whole cargo.
NEW ALLIANCE.
LONDON. Sept. GA Constantinople di
: patch says the envoy who recently arrived fro
Afghanistan is endeavoring to induce the POI
to conclude the alliance with Russia.
pERIoUs TIMES.
= PARIS, Sept. 22.-The Rep,t5zgue Francai
in an article on the unsettled state of EuroI
advises France not to enter into any engae
!. ments. 1t says the perilous times are not J
IL over, and still less the era of alluring offe
% The article il regarded as reply to the reviv
re rumor that England recommends France
take possession of Tunis.
D. ANOTHER ADVANCE.
ID LONDON Sept. 22-The Lester Loud q
" nounces that the Austrians have occupi
n Bjelina, twenty-five miles north of Woernik.
N ANNIVERSARY OF THE REPUBLIC.
PARIS, Sept. 22.-This day being the anniv
y, sary of the proclamation of the republic hanqu
in in celebration Of the event were held hero,
Bordeaux, Marseilles, Montpelier, Celte Nant
"a. Lyons and other cities. M. NJ. Louis Blanc a
= Alfred Noquet. Radical members of the cha
~ Der of deputies, made speeches on the oc'
re sion, the former here and the latter at NJ
seilles- Both set forth the programme
- the Radical party, suppression of the Office
president of the republic. the abolition of
n. senate and discontinuance Of the budget
n public worship. Blanc severely criticised
half-hearred policy of Gamhetta
SOCIALISM.
to The newspapers announce in consequence
Of new attempts to hold the Socialist congress.