The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12

FOREIGN.

! InueT the OEuef 1l INT aLIureAdi1 1Al1iHhg'
declaring that persons considered danger
Gus TO public order may be denied the right
Of residing in Berlin or its suburbs, about
/ 30 conspicuous Socialists received orders for
| expulsion, among whom were Messrs. Has
/ selman and FFiisshs, Socialist Deputies, to-
/ gether with several prominent ladies. Up
to the I5th OF November, l02 societies, %
newspapers, and IS books and pamphlets
had been prohibited under the Anti social
ist law,
Canada's new Governor General and bis
royal spouse took possession OF the vice.
regal residence at Ottawa, Rideau Hall, on
the I'd. Their reception YVES most crafty
ing here as Mt all other points in the Do
minlon, and they begin their every day life
in the New World under he most happy
auspices.
The Turkish Ministry have been dismiss
ed and a new Ministry appointed, headed
by Kheirreddin Pasha as Grand Vizier, The
new Ministers are recommended by an I'm
perial decree TO carry out the projected re
forms and repair the evils Of the late war.
The Caledonian Bank Of Glasgow, Scot
land, has gone into liquidation, on account
of its holding some stock of the City of
Glasgow Bank. Its general business is said
to be solvent,
NJ, T. kindt, Manager, and NJ. Fortamps,
President, of the Banque du Belgique, who
defrauded the bank Of 2O,OOO,OOO francs,
have been convicted and sentenced, the
former to 10 years. solitary confinement, and
the latter to one years Imprisonment, with
81 200 fine.
The Emperor William returned to Berlin
on the 9th, The city was illuminated in
honor of the event. Troops were held in
readiness to quell any outbreak, but none
occurred. A decree was promulgated, an
nouncing that the Emperor had resumed
the Government, and thanking the Crown
| Prince for his successful and devoted per-
| Torrance OF imperial functions, and his dill
gent observance of the principles laid down
/ by the Emperor,
An official telegram from Gen. Roberts
| announces that after holly contested bat
| tie, fought on the I'd, he had defeated the
! enemy in Peiwar Pass, capturing Is guns
and a large quantity of ammunition. The
Ameer's forces were completelyro with
heavy loss. The British loss was 10 killed
and s wounded, among the former being
Major Anderson, of the Pioneers.
Parliament convened on the 9Th. The
Queens speech was unusually short and of
no especial interest. Information in regard
to the war with Afghanistan, it was an
nouneed, would be laid before Parliament
! soon,
Lord Beaconsfield made a speech in the
House of Commons on the 9Th, in which
be defended the Governments Eastern pol
icy and challenged the Opposition 10 attack
directly the Justice and policy Of the war.
He added in conclusion, 10 reference to gen.
eral business prospects: "The recent words
of the President of the United States
coming from such quarter on such a sub
ject, can not be treated with too much con-
sideration. Enterprise in America reacts
on that Of England. / look forward with
much confidence TO the influence of Ameri-
can industry and enterprise shortly produce
ing more favorable results than we can now
estimate"
The West of England and South Of Wales
District Bank suspended on the Sth, with
liabilities to the amount of 100000. The
assets are claimed to be equal TO the liabil-
| titles.
1t is rumored that an advance on Jellala-
bad has been ordered, and that the Amer
has fed to Turkistau.
News from Constantinople, to the 9th,
states that it is the intention of the Porte to
stand by the treaty of Berlin. Mr.. May
nard, United States Minister, would de
mand, on the 10th, to be informed Of the
charge upon which Andrew ROmer,a natur-
allied citizen, had been arrested and i'm
prisoned on the 18th ult. The new Minister
Of War had prepared plan for the radical
organization OF the army.
| The Grand Duchess of Hesse, Princess
Alice, is seriously i'll of diphtheria.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, reply
| ing to the inquiry of the House Of Commons
on the 9th, said that Shouyaloff had inform
ed Lord Salisbury that the Russian envoy
had left Afghanistan, and he learned from
other sources that Savoy had returned to
Russia.
The French Chamber of Deputies has rati-
fed the Silver Convention with Belgium,
Italy, Switzerland and Greece.
Adyices from Lahore, to the 9th, state
that reconnaissance have been made show
ing that Khejenek Pass is not defended.
Liddulph has been ordered to occupy it.