Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26
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LONDON, Nov. 25th.-A dispatch
from Paris saws: Saul, editor of the
HankftTter Zeit,tng, has been sem
fenced to one months imprlson-
ment for reprinting an article in
sulting the Prussian Judges.
Isish Demonstrations ia Engisnd.
LONDON, Nov. 25th.-There were
gatherings of Irishmen in various
parts of London to consider prepar-
ations for q demonstration at Hyde
Park on Sunday next. Provincial
contingents are expected from
Manchester, Newcastle, Liverpool,
Bristol, Cardiff and Glasgow. The
meeting at Manchester yesterday
was great failure.
ATTACK On the Cabinet.
LONDON, Nov. 25th.-Specials
from Paris state that the Republi-
cans are again threatening the
French Cabinet, in consequence OF
the revocation of Gents appoint
ment as Governor of Martinique.
Some Paris newspapers predict the
early fall of the Ministry.
Wallujeff is believed to be the
friend of Germany and to be paciti-
cally inclined.
Havages OF Fever.
LONDON, November 25th.-A dis
patch from Calcutta says: The
northwest Province of India, es-
pecially the districts of Allyghur,
Boolundshuhur and Meerat are
suffering from a severe epidemic of
malarious fever, which has in
creased to an enormous extent. The
death rate has temporarily disabled
a large proportion of the agricul-
tural population.
The Graia stap.
LONDON, Nov. 25th.-The Agent.
General for Southern Australia
has telegram from Coly, dated
2lst instant, which says: Reaping
has commenced in the northern
districts. 1t is estimated that
there will be 375, 900 tons Of wheat
for export.
The Disanecie6 BosEs.
LONDON, Nov. 25th.-A dispatch
from Cape Town says: A great
mass meeting of Beers will be held
on the 11th of December, and that
upon the resolutions passed there
will depend whether we will have
the work of reconquering the
Transvaal by force.
Bank Statement.
LONDON, Nov. 25th.-Bullion
withdrawn from the Bank of Eng
land'to-day amounted to GS0,000.
Hopes or the Bonapartes.
PARIS, Nov. 25th.-Le Pays
views Prince Jerome Napoleon's
Eugenie, while here, as likely to
have the best effect on the party.
lie Pays says: "When we are as
sured publicly, as we already have
been personally, on the question of
the liberty of teaching and religion,
we shall be very near the goal
aimed at by all who place the res
toration of the Empire above indi-
vidual dislikes," meaning unity of
the Bonapartists as to Prince
Jerome's claims to the throne.
Gorfchak0R's Retirement.
BERLIN, November 25th.-It is
no longer a secret here that Rus
sian foreign affairs are about to be
taken out of Gortchakoff's hands,
and instructed to Prince Walluj eff,
with the title for the present of
Vice Chancellor.
Fires ia AiGiers.
ALGIERs, Novem Der 25th.-This
city is in u state of great excite
ment because of the recently re-
peated fires. A judicial inquiry is
making.
Pastoral OF Archbishop Nc CnDe.
UBLIN,-Nov. 25th.-A pastoral
of Archbishop McCabe was read in
all the Catholic churches on Sun
day, declaring that all must take
part in bearing the burden of bad
harvests in Ireland, but they must
take care not to drive God from
their side by violation of his law.
The pastoral also says: UEfortun-
ately, men proclaiming sympathy
for the peOpIe are disseminating