The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-11-18
WHOLE NO. 1872

Foreign Affairs, that he does not bear any
proposals from the Russian government.
Samar Pasha has declared to Sir Austin
Layard that the attacks of the Turkish press
on the policy of England are wholly unin-
spired.
Count Zichy, Austrian Ambassador, will
have an audience with the Sultan on the 18th
inst, when he will present his letters of re-
call. He will leave the city in three weeks
BERLIN, Nov. 11.-The National Zeitung
says: "Bismarck is hot only suffering from
his old neuralgia complaints, but symptoms OF
constitutional malady have appeared, causing
some apprehensions.
| PARIS, Nov. 1l.--A private letter from
| Rome reports the Queen of Italy seriously i'll
with fever.
| LONDON, Nov. 11.-A Berlin correspondent
hears from a we'll informed quarter in st.
Petersburg that during the recent correspond
ence between the Gar and Emperor Viii
| liam, the latter assured the Gar in a special
private letter that neither he nor his son
would ever make war against Russia.
| A Berlin dispatch says the measles, scar
letina and diptheria are making great ravageS
among the youthful population of ST. Peters
burg. In certain districts of the Empire the
danger is so great that several colleges have
been closed.
A dispatch from Vienna says the rumored
resignation of Prince Gorschakoff has be-
come fact, and Gortschakoff is now about to
retire. The Foreign Department will be con-
Quoted by Degless until successor to the
Prince is appointed.
A Vienna dispatch from Constantinope re-
ports that Russian naval officer has arrived
there to purchase four Turkish iron clads.
The Times in commenting on Lord Bacons
fields speech at the Lord Mayors banquet
last night, points al the absence of any refer
nra tx>f ff,nE Enct
| Turkish Convention and says 'sBut if the
speech is not exciting it is not disturbing, and
the explanations offered by the Chancellor of
the Exchecquer respecting finances will COM
bine with Baconsfield's account of the revival
of trade, to produce reassuring impression
to the tone Of disappointment which per-
| vadeS.
PARIS, November 11.-Abdul Kader, the
famous Algerian chef died at Damascus to-
day, aged Y.
| CONSTANTINOPLE, NJ amber 11.-There
| is reason to fear that the reckless, dogaed and
passive resistance which. has hitherto bafiied
all efforts of the British Ambassador to Tur-
key will be prolonged, and that country will
continue to sink gradually as it has been
] doing for the last twelve months until the
catastrophe produces a radical change in the
situation.
BERLIN, November 11.-The editors Of all
the principal newspapers in St. Petersburg
have recently been summoned to the Press
Bureau of the Ministry of the Interior and
| instructed with reference to the conduct of
their respective papers. They were informed
That frequent complaints have been received
from Lirada that articles in the St. Peters
burg press have interfered with the Imperial
policy and therefore they must not continue
in the same strain. The relations OF Russia
with Germany or Austro-Hungary or with
France must not be discussed. England may
be discussed, but judiciously. These rules
must be continued until the Emperor's return
to st. Petersburg month hence.
CITY OF MEYICO, Oct. pa bank has
been established in order to develop the
mines of the Sierra Majoda. Nnmbers OF
Californians are going to the mines. A rich
gold mine and a quicksilver mine have been
discovered in Oaxaca.
LONDON, November 2O.-The steamer St.
Louis leaves Liverpool to-day for New Or
Jeans with 12O passengers, nearly all for
| Texas. There are many farmers among them.
some with families, and a number OF mer-
chants.
A Vienna correspondent says 1T Is announ-
ced from Constantinople that Midhat Pasha
has Indefinitely withdrawn his resignation.
A Bucharest dispatch reports the cattle
plague spreading in Maldaria. ...-.-.
PARIS, November 11.-The press here is
mostly disappointed i'll Beaconsfelds speech
on account of its omissions and in diplomatic
circles the speech has occasioned neither sur
prise nor disappointment.
BERLIN, Nov. 11.-Beaconsfield's speech
has created an excellent impression here.