Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-28
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More Talk OF Depos ng the N edivc.
LONDON, May 27.-The ObServer's $
leading article Gays: 'If we are
rightly informed, France has again
pressed upon England the expedi-
ency of taking steps for the deposi-
tion of the Khedive. In the event
of England not entertaining the
proposal, France has reserved full
liberty of independent action"
Resignation OF Gordon Pashs.
LONDON, May 27th.-A cores
pondent at Alexandria says: 1t Is
stated that General Gordon Pasha
has resigned.
Emancipnii"a OF slaves.
LONDON, May 27th.-A dispatch
from Madrid reports: The royal
message will declare the Cabinet
leaves the question of reforms In
Cuba to the Cortes, but insists on
the emancipation of slaves.
Later sdvicss-r rIan Of British
LONDON, May 27th.-Special dis.
patches from Cape Town say the
Dragon Guards go to Transvaal
not Zululand. Some accounts say
the change is intended to overaw we
the Beers; others, to guard the
border. A correspondent with
Colonel Wood at Kambula tele-
graphs, under date of the 4th
instant, that he understands the
scheme for invasion will undergo
important notifications. The idea
of concentration on Doomberg has
been abandoned. Colonel Newde-
gates column will concentrate
some miles further north. Colonel
Woods brigade Is no longer in
tended to act Independently on
Colonel Newdegate's flank, but the
two forces will amalgsmate when
the Invasion commences. The
line of march will probably be
along the Umvelosi river. 1t Is
thought the Zulus will make
strong stand to cover Unlsndi.
Probably the system of cutting
adrift from the base, when the ad-
vance commences, will be aban-
doned and u chain of fortified posts
be constructed as the invasion pro.
ceeds, to which escorted conveys
will convey the necessary supplies.
This must retard progress. The
conviction Is general that the war
will be prolonged over two cam
paigns.
agitation I'm Crete.
LONDON, May 27th.-A dispatch
from Constantinople says: Agita-
tion in Crete is increasing. In one
section the mountaineers are under
arms.
Threats from CesewnyO.
LONDON, May 27th.-A cores
pondent, writing from Cape Town,
the 10th instant, says: Cetewayo
threatens to make a raid into Natal.
Colonel Woods's advance has been
ordered to throw a bridge across
the Tegela river, TO be ready for
Col. Crealock's advance.
Female N,hiIiss so bs Executed.
LONDON, May 27th.-The Berlin
Post reports: Several female Nihi.
lists will soon be executed.
The De Csssagnac-GOb,etD DiHcuity
No Duei Probable.
PARIS, May 27th.-Le Soir an
nounces that the seconds of Paul
de Cassagnac and M. Goblet have
decided that there is not sufficient
cause for a duel.
Arrest Of Suspects.
KIEFF, May 27.-Two suspected
persons have been arrested here re-
Gently, but they have not been
identified. Among their effects
the police found bomb cases, sew
erai bottles Of chemical explosives,
four revolvers, two poignards and
several forged passes.
The Concordat Between G1ruauy
aud the Vatican.
ROME, May 27th.-The rumor Of
the approaching signature of q con-
cordat between Germany and the
Vatican is denied. 1t is stated that
Germany will not accept the Vati-
cans proposals. Negotiations
naodus Vivendi are progressing, but
an early result Is not expected.
Incendiary Fires.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 27th.-
One hundred and eighty-six
houses ia village in the Govern
ment of Ufa were burned. The
suspected incendIaries were ar
rested.
severe Penalties Upon NihiiIsts.
KREFF, May. 27th.-Of four
teen Nihilists court. martialed here
on the 18th inst, two, including
Herr Brantner, Prussian subject,
have been sentenced to be shot,
and ten Others sentenced TO vari-