Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-19
kilograms to The Star.
AFFAIRS IN AFGHANISTAN.
The Ameer's Loyalty.
LORD DERBY'S ADVICE.
THE ODD FELLOWS.
YELLOW FEVER.
MORE ENGLISH GOLD COMING
AFFAIRS IN AFGHANISTAN,
The Ameer's Loyalty.
LORD DERBY'S ADVICE.
THE ODD FELLOWS.
YELLOW FEVER.
MORE ENGLISH GOLD COMING
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
The Flow Of Gold to New York Con.

GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Flow of Gold to New York Con-
tinueS.
LONDON, Sept. 19-The Daily Standard In its
financial article this morning says: 1T is re-
ported that eagles and bars to the aggregate
value Of 100000 pounds sterling will be shipped
to New York, on Saturday, the 2Oth inst. 1t Is
estimated that the maximum amount OF gold
required to redress the balance OF trade against
grain and cotton viii probably not exceed six
million pounds.
Lord Derby,s Advice.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-Lord Derby, speaking at
tice OF public and private economy, as trade
must 1nfallbly revive seeing that England was
not like the continental powers wholly occr-
pied with ornaments. The furtherance of emil
grafton schemes, he said, was more likely than
strikes to be useful In lessenng the evils OF bad
trade.
Mechanics Leaving England.
The Daitv Ners says: "The American line
steamer Lord Give, which sailed from LIVER
pool. Thursday, the 18th inst, took out about
thirty engineers and machinists for Philadel-
phia, from Bradford and that district, and
orders have been received at Liverpool from q
Philadelphia firm for the engagement OF one
hundred riveterS to follow shortly"
Alsace and Lorraine.
A dispatch to the Times from Strasburg says:
"uRon the entry into this city of the Emperor
William many Of the shops were closed and
multitude OF houses closed their shutters
Only the official buildings were profuSely deco
rated, rated tn The & German speaking Inhabitants
though the French speaking element In Stras-
burg is still very strong" CORRESPONDENTS have
lately remarked that French newspapers have
become much more OutspOken concerning Al
SAGE and Lorraine, the Inhabitants OF which
have become also much more eStranged from
the Germans than they were two years ago
when the Emperor William visited Strasburg
and met with comparatively cordial recep-
uoD.
Another Fighting Chief.
LONDON, Sept. ia dispatch to the Times
from Cape Town says: "Sir Garnet Wolsley
hghting, but those on the spot say that this is
doubtful, as 1t has traLspired that the chief
mas lately, only with difficulty, been dissuaded,
officers who had been sent to treat with him
concerning prisoners"
How CeteWayO was Captured.
The details OF the capture OF King Cetewayo
on the one side by LORD Clifford and some
scouts, Major Martin, with detachment OF the
lst dragons, approached him from the other.
iSa hoId Sn Glnord, whose presence was unknown to
night fall, so as to prevent the king from es-
Gaping into the dense bush.
Orders to the Ameer.
graphs as follows:-"I have notiied @ the ameer
OF AfghanfStan that strong British force will
march speedily to Cabul, to his relief, and that
facilitate the march through his country"
The Ameer's Reply.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-The notification sent by
the vtcerOy OF India to the Ameer Of the In
tended march OF force on Cabul was dated on
the 1th inst. The Ameer replied on the llth as
follows: have already written to say that
for the past eight days have preserved myself
and family by the good offices OF those
by bribes and partly by deceivlng the rebels.
certain persons OF high position In these pro.
Vfnces have become rebelnOus. am watching
opportunity OF showing my sincere friendship
for the British government and OF securing nv
good name before the world"
New Cardinals.
ROME, Sept. 19.-At a cOnsiStOry to-day the
Papal nunc1oS at Paris, Vienna, Madrid and
Lisbon were created cardinals.