Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-19
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rns Reported Advance otseredlisd
LONDON, April 1Slh.-In the
House of Commons to-day the
Chancellor of the Exchequer said
tue bone government had not or.
dered an advance of troops in AT
ghanistan, and has no news of such
d movement.
N4sasia.iams f.r Seacs U-sween
Chile anu Eeru.
LONDON, April 1Sth.-The Daily
Telegraph publishes the following
private telegram, received in Lon
don:
"LIMA, April l4.-The entire
coast is blockaded. Peru is accept
ing favorable terms, and negotia-
tions continue. Pierola is active
for peace. Much depends on the
reply forwarded today
1t is possible the above dispatch
is intended to influence stocks.
sporting Notes.
LONDON, April 18th Elliott, the
rover, says he will abide by any
terms agreed to by eX-Mayor Ltd
dell, of Pittsburg, and Courtney
He Is anxious for race with
Courtney.
Parole Is the favorite for the city
and suburban handicap at EPSON
on lhe 22d. The field for the New
market handicap yesterday was the
smallest since the race Was estab-
ished in 1915. Parole won with
great ease by q length and a half
Time, $40.
aoverumens of E.stern RauneItr,
VIENNA, April 1S.-It is believed
that the Powers have already
agreed n principle in regard to the
Porte's scheme for the government
of Eastern Roumelia, aud that only
the details remain for settlement
Advlces from Philippopolis state
that brigade of militia has been
ordered to Bourgas to forestall the
Turks, who. it is supposed, desire
to occupy the place.
England and Russia have approved
the appointment of Aleko Pasha as
Governor of Eastern Roume!ia.
Abduction of IA Guvernar-Ths
Czar's Detosrniuaiiun.
VIENNA, April 1Sth.-Nihilists
abducted the Governor of Charkof
A pril Sd, as a hostage OF leniency
to prisoners.
Replying to the congratulatory
address of the Marshal OF Nobility,
the Car to-day said he wished
Notwithstanding all that had hap
pened, to continue to act in accord
ance with the law, but the audac.
ity of recent attempts at assassina
ton forced him, against his will
to take extraordinary measures, no
for himself, but for all-tor society
and for Russia.
LAHORE, April 18.-The immedi
ate advance of the First Division
under General Maude, has been OF
dered. General Appleyard, witt
the Third Brigade, will remain a.
Jellalabad. General Sir Samue
Browne, formally in command o
the First Division, commands th,
army corps. An expedition is a'st
organizing against the Mahsud
wazire tribe.
Coal Ezins Exp!nsi"n-2A0 Men 1,
the Pit
BRUSSELS, April 19.-By an ex
plosIon of fire damp in Agrappel
coal pit, near Morio, Belgium, lh,
woodwork of the shaft caught fire
and fell in. There are 240 men ia
the mine, and it is feared many
have perished.
Tho PInn OF Relief for Eknwe.
CAPETowN, (via st. Vincent,
April 1.-The plan for the relief oil
Colonel Pearson's command at
Ekowe,is to force passage through
the enemy's lines to Ekowe with all
possible rapidty,exchange the gar,
rison and provision for one month,
and form another post on Inging.
scum heights, leaving it supplied
for a limited period. Perhaps q
third post will we established al
Inyoni river, The relieving col
umn takes the coast road, where
there is little bush, and moves un-
der the guidance of John Dunn,
formerly Cetewayo's adviser. No
tents are taken. Each night there
Will be a bivouao and the camp
will be intrenched.
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