The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

determined 10 prevent these men from be-
ing brought to trial.
Chief Moirosi refuses to submit to the
British, and Lord Chelmsford has ordered
preparations for an attack to be made upon
him and his tribe.
TROOPS WANT TO GO. HOME.
LONDON. Nov. ia dispatch from Cape
Town states that Sir Garnet Wolseley has
postponed for fortnight the departure of
the dragons from South Africa on account
of the disturbed condition of affairs in the
Transvaal. When the troops will be able
to leave can not now be predicted, and they
are said to be greatly disappointed at not
being allowed to set out for England, as
they were assured they would be permitted
to do so soon after the conclusion Of the
Zulu war.
Austria.
BALKANS ALLIED AGAINST HER.
LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch from
Vienna states that the Balkan principalities
have entered into an alliance against Aus
tria, for the purpose of preventing the lat
ter country from extending her occupation
beyond the boundaries of Novi Bazaar, to
which she is limited by Interpretation of
the Treaty of Berlin, which permitted
her to occupy Bosnia and Herzegovina.
This step is said to have been taken on the
assumption that it is Austria's purpose to
seize the first pretext that arises to press
her power across Eovi Bazaar in the direc-
ton of Servia, Western Bulgaria and Rou-
melia. The allied armies are reported to be
under command of Russian general.
Afghanistan.
TURKEsTAN REGIMENTS sURRENDERING.
LONDON, Nov. 13-Intelligence from Ca
bul states that the regiments from Turk
estan, which were under the command of
the Ameer at the time of the occupancy of
Cabul by the British, are surrendering their
arms and dispensing Many of them have
already crossed the border and returned to
their homes.
Australia.
CATTLE FROM AUSTRALIA.
LONDON, Nov. ia cargo of live cattle
is en- route to Liverpool from Melbourne.
This is the precursor of profitable and ex-
tensive trade if the experiment succeeds.
GERMANY. ,.
wARLIKE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PURCHASE
HOUSES DESTROYED.
BERLIN, Nov. 13.-Germany will SION en-
large and establish an important naval sta
ton on the Dantzig. 1t is believed that
Germany will increase her artillery by the
addition of fifty -four batteries.
The debate ON the railway purchase bill
was continued in the Prussian Diet yester-
day. Herr Myerbach strongly attacked the
Berlin Bourse amidst the interruptions of
members. He subsequently modified his
structure.
Sixty houses have been destroyed in
Frahbach.
IMPORTANT MISUNDERSTANDING FORTS.
PARIS Nov. IA long and important
conference between ,Greve and Gambetta
took place yesterday.
France is building number of first class
forts on the Belgian frontier and this fact
causes much uneasiness in Brussels
Turkey.
GOING TO HEADQUARTERS.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Nov. 13.-Alecko Paskoe
is en- route to this city. ......
Great Britain.
ToMLrNsoN SENTENCED. ..
LONDON. Nov. 13.-Tomlinson, the Liver
pool banker, whose trial on account Of his
position and reputed wealth has attracted
considerable attention, has heen sentenced
to ten years penal servitude.
EARLY ELECTION PROBABLE.
The Sheffield Daily Telegraph re-
ports Mr.. Edward Stanhupe, Un-
der Secretary Of State for India, as
saying during a speech in Horncastle, that
Parliament might last till this time next
year, but that in ull probability it Vas very
near l. s end. and he took the opportunity
of advising his hearers to prepare for an
election at an early date. ....-v.
Foreign Flashes.
Six hundred Venetians have reached
Genoa, OH their way to the United States.
General Gsribaldi's divorce suit will come
before the Court of Appeals on the 10th
inst
The wife of Baron Won Manteuffel, Gov
ernor General of Alsace. Lorraine, is
dead. ts.
Lord Dufferin, British Ambassador to
Russia, is in Paris, on his way to st. Peters
burg. ~, f.st-.. .,as.t.
Shadows Of Coming Events.
A social will be given this evening by the
ladies of Christie Chapel.