The weekly miner., 1879-11-25
FOREIGN.


Court of Arches has ordered the enforcement
of writ of prohibition against Rev. Alexan-
der Mackonochie, for ritualistic practices at
81. Albans church, Haborn. The writ of
prohibition was issued in June 1878, but was
stayed pending appeals. Rev. Mr.. Mackon-
ochie will he suspended from his ecclesiasti-
cal functions for three years from the 23d
inst. Lord Henzeance said he would be will
ling 70 hear any application for relaxa ion of
the sentence founded on promise TO obey
the law.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 17.-The trial of
Nihiliss Melski, Russian Generals assail-
, ant, and twelve others accused of completely
in crime will begin here Sal urday before a
roult martial.
CABUL, Nov. 17.--Fory-n Afghans haye
been hanged for completely in the massacre of
The British Embassy. 1t is reported that
trouble is apprehended in the Ghuezin coun-
Try. One of the Khaus and his brother are
| melting insurrection in Khaslou.
CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 1O.--A local revo-
luton occurred in the Chihuahua State gov
ernment. The plonunciados have occupied
the capitol and captured the government with
all the State officials.
Gen. vTrevino, at the head of necessary
forces, has left Seacatecao and is marching on
chihuahua 10 put down the rebellion.
Congress has approved the contract fol- lay
ing telegraph cable across the Gulf of
Mexico to The United States.
New difficulties have arisen in Yucatan;
the government has apparently instructed
Gen. Palomina to intervene in the elections
of that State. Governor Ancona Immediately
organized force of 800 men 10 oppose such
intervention. and occupied the heights of
Merida. Gen. Palomina asked for new in
struclions from the federal government and
reinforcements, which left Vera Cruz the 5th
inst. The local opponents of Gov. Ancona
Joined the federal troops.
PARIS, November 1S.-A dispatch from St.
Petersburg reports that all Russian officers or
leave of absence have been ordered to return
to their regiments Immediately.
lie Pere, Minister of the Interior, has is
sued circular to the projects calling their
attention to the omission Of the priests to
pray for the safety of the Republic. He
wishes TO be informed whether the omission
is prompted by the bishops. He also desires
to be informed whenever bishop leaves his
disocese without authorization and more par
ticularly if he visits Rome.
LONDON, November 1S.-A Berlin CORE
spondent announces that Baron Danbril, Rus
sian Ambassador to Germany, has been sum-
moned to ST. Petersburg to explain the rela-
tions between Russia and Germany.
VIENNA, November 1s.-Arch Duchess
Marie Christine will arrive in Paris Wednes-
day where ex-Queen Isabella will give a state
dinner in her honor.
MADRID, November 1S.-Cuban senators
and members of the Chamber Of Deputies
have resolved to support the bill for the abo-
lition of slavery in Cuba in the form in which
it was proposed by the government.
LONDON, November 1S.-A dispatch from
Halparaz says the Chilians hope to completely
repair the captured Peruvian iron clad Huas-
car in two weeks.
PARIS, November 1S.-The publication of
two new socialist newspapers has been an
nounced, lie TOcin Federal to be started by
communist refugees in Switzerland, and lie
Fraternite, which is to appear on the opening
of the Chambers.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Nov. 1S.-The Sultan
has appointed Baker Pasha to superintend the
introduction of reforms throughout the whole
of Asia Minor. Baker Pasha leaves Constan-
tinople in the course of week to assume the
post.
A dispatch to the Monitepr (Paris), from
Alexandria, gives the public DEGREES recogniz-
ing the functions Of the Anglo-French comp
trollers-General, and declaring the govern
ment pledged to secure the Rothschild loan
from seizure. The English and French comp
trollers generally rank as ministers, and are
not removable without the consent of their
respective governments. Their functions re-
specting the service OF the Egyptian debt give
them absolute control. The proceeds of the
Rothschilds' loan will be applied exclusively
TO the liquidation of the floating debt.