Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-06

LONDUN, Ley. Oil luC I1UuSe
of Commons this afternoon the
Under Secretary of State for India
gave notice that he would, on Mon.
day next, submit motion that the
expenses of the Afghan war be de-
frayed from the India revenue.
Henry Fawcett, Liberal, gave
notice that he would oppose the
motion.
Operations TIA Afxhanistan.
LONDON, Dec. 5th.-The Daily
NSaOs says: To the column of
which General Roberts is com.
mander has been committed the
task of forcing the Peiwar Pass.
This Is the central pass of the three
by which the British army is
marching upon Cabul, Candahar
and Herat. Brownies force has
penetrated beyond Jellalabad and
he has sent brigade for forage
and TO reconnoitre through both
the Great and Little Khyber
Passes, so that he virtually has
now no obstacle between him and
Cabul. The force of Gen. Brad
dulph may be called the left wing
of the army that is marching
toward Candahar, comparatively
friendly country. The important
victory of General Roberts opens
up the entire country of Cabul to
the British. The villages of Pei
war, Kottland, Shutar and Gurdan
are situated southeast from Cabul
and are all on the line of one of
the routes leading from
the Ameer's capital into
British India, thus guarding
Dewaris, a village of Afghanistan,
near the source of the river Hell
mund. 1t has an elevation of 10,-
076 feet. The battle fought by Gen.
Roberts was evidently conducted
on scientific principles considering
his own small loss of less than one
hundred men compared with that
of his opponents, from whom he
also captured fifteen cannon. Gen.
Browne is doubtless waiting for
the support Of Gen. Roberts force
before making push direct for the
capital by the better known route
OF the hnYDer FaSS.
GaribaIdi's Opinion.
LONDON, Dec. 5th.-A dispatch
from Paris says: Garibaldi writes
to Sicilian correspondent as fol-
lows: The future of the world is Re-
publican. I say openly to the
Sicilian young men, for the pres
ent it behooves us to support the
Carroll ministry.
The Bishop of Durham, Resigns.
LONDON, Dec. 5th.-The Bishop
of Durham has resigned on account
of i'll health.
Minghettrs speech.
ROME, Dec. 5th.-In the Cham
Der of Deputies last night Signor
Minghetti, Conservative, supported
the Interpolation regarding un-
lawful associations. He said he
had heard that some of the Biar-
sansi clubs had been closed and he
wished to know If the same course
would be taken against the Repub-
llcan Associations. He said he
knew there was u great difference
between the Internationalists and
Republicans, but he would ask if
these associations, whether they
are designed to divide Italy once
again into fragments and to re-
place the dispossessed princes on
their thrones or to establish Re-
public, were the ministers disposed
to proceed against them as they
had done against the Biarsansi
Clubs? 1t was their duty to do so;
to repress, in short, all manifesto
tions not in accord with the estab-
lished form of government.
Kaiser wiine,m.s Return.
BERLIN, Dec. 5th.-The Emperor
Williams entry into Berlin to-day
on his return to again assume the
reins of government, was q grand
and inspiriting spectacle. The city
was gaily decorated and everything
betokened public rejoicing and
merriment.