, 1879-01-01
An Inventory Of the Ameer'a Prov
inces to Ce Ceded to
India.
The Yearly Review NJ British Industries
Very Unfarorables
A German Deputy Imprisoned
for Insulting Religion.
.AEGIlANISTAN.
rnNMTtNR Tt0N.

The Times, II, au article on the military situa-
tIon, says this may nu hcrnlct' as the foreruu-
ncr OF intelligence already htnted, tAat tho dis
trtcta Of Chitral, Swat. and Kunar will be incor-
porate.l into the 1ndisn Empire. By tho occu-
patlpn Ut this tract, an easy Al direct road Will
tc opened from Punjauh to fook and kasli-
gar, presenting far fewer difficulties than that
nov followed by tho Central Asian Trading As
ISOLATION, which trayerscs tho high mountain
ranges Of Casl,mere and Ladak. crosses tho ter
riblc Karakura pass At an altitude Of nearly
1000 feet, and then, crossing another range over
10.oO0 feet In hight, desccnds to Iook, aud
barely 400 feet above tho sea lcvel.
RYDER rAss.
l.oNpoN, Dec. 8l.-A dispatch from Lahore
says u strung force OF tnountaluecrs hive stop
telegraph wires. Three companies Of troops
with two guns have been sent 10 clear the pass.
HANGED AND FLo0gED.
At ilazar-Plr four nountatnccrs we're pnb!ic-
Kuran, column, and two others were logged for
piunderine. .
LONDON, Dec. tl.-A ltspatch from resha-
wur says tho Khyber Pass has been rcopencl.
TIE RUSSIAN MISSION AT CAnuL.
Landon ttnH.tdrd.
Etr Louis Nsllet sent to tue Foreign Office, by
some news letters from The Government agent
at peshaWur. The following is printed ~
"couadenttsl statcment' made 81 person
whose name Is not gtven:
attended BY two musshibs {atdea e-campj and
forty .hve attendants arrived At caba' On the 21st
sas2 iS.S ksS u tss ss
Amees. who went. out with Gen: bsud Shah.
sS ss.s 9 gs q d.!.n sss: m IT. snSI mx: E
taud Iabbuth Khan and Slrdat Ihrahlm Khan
arc appointed, to Look after h!s comforts.
following daY. And laid betors hin, presents con-
s!ssluR Of artic1o0 Of Ausaan manufacture, ARMS,
musical bog, sra watch.wh!eh rsss r. accepted.
mad u W Khan M that lis Envoy had been inssasted M by
his Government with ccrtatn proposals for tho o1e.
tan. The Envoy ststod before ths N Amsss thss
friendly rslAilons rxisted betwaen the Russian
uoyernnisnt and h!s Aighness tor some time part,
friendship should b. strengthened and perpetaatcl
hy tho execution OF treaty Of a!nity. the An,eer
required consideration and eonsultasion viii his
Ministera and the gtandecs ut his state and that
HiSnss ;ap. v9a,a be Y!xsn e TIC ptspes,l s'tsr
audience broke up. and the EnYoy returned 10 Ill.,
lodging 1t II su,ored In Cabui that tho object Of
Try to ihdnce his llghmcss to break OF ali frendIy
rclations with tho Dfitish Government, and to COLI
tsse a. sl4ass w!sn Ms:,t Tho snssef' e
Nuasla which viii impose condltlon Of Nus-
over, said that tho Amccr asserts thAt 'le would
like ii, English oiceE Of excellence leurnng, and
ses I! .su %f ~ sM q ss
Envoy from tho Brttlsh Government With whom hv
may personally discuss tho proceeding. which
Within iho lat icw W yesfs, when 10 would nc.
knowledge. without nny Erudging, any blame
s s IL s' s.I knso; .soua % 5 s.
tor give I'M H. with reference to tic principles OF
jnat1ce. ho Ii convinced Of tho soandness Of i,ls
1Igancss' objections to tho proposals. nade u hin,
by ths HtitEah Government, ~"
Tho hmees further Remarks that DO Is quito
,wsfe aas ,hs nSws s r. IT, eWpl9{ q no
unnecessa.iy widsned tho quit of imas,assy d,sr.
s,h M Ee:1 ~: shst :ms H.
IN" az ixn arc.t pnwors sna thst ~ msttnr ~
poi|sy - i ~ 'nts;s:!s q IL soap!,, " vi
M"nid be Jsrmei tmors nanencsi to lin 'Ii II =
sstd t,st tho Chcs j. now IL ysoat sn1icty on 10
NJ AZ N enon1mous writer .snt a ne,,tlton In tbc
Ase ats. h.t a,n r. ;. aa IN wGc 10 ,Ss
.rs m f.,sm1,x tntms ish ssc "thr sn
II tSs un.y II thss Pesss. was On ssa
H. Ru..ian no.as.suns and ;"ss ~ ih1c s1!sc,s
rsrsa ~ anmon tase "no no....sinn az ~. ss
%nn, ~. ri,., ,r,.r sh", y
~. MI tnown .hst rurknx ,sna nTss wrMn. sn .n.
Cd .nS St taas tn..a Euelane I'D tue c,hsf Few.
HhAr tffAK AHAiI 4nna
hnr.a rha Tn,ki.h pTrh.nnrr ssItt i,r~s .sr H.
demntiY: and ;hat. unJor thc.s circnmstancss' tbo
thIsf should not 10 lar fin tho Admiufstratiu ri
iho Affairs of hIs country ut such critical tine.
but should !ssuo arms and MONEY to the dlIusent
ftioe. auhAb!tinR the bills aud l1o plant aud in
Gseg III 1nsi KELLY, - w !" easase !" s'x'ous Wal
!" Ill., IT, .,s!It;a.., ,.,,, h..r >, .h . III.
lt,aUsv". tt"ra i,sr,I,nas nhmsin ~
Hx!".e H. 'st III sec !, VI a""s'e "osa'
W. eano,tns ~; ~. nnw typt,.d :, n..s,
whIls ~ FL wsv n iss.wnr sS.t Shah IT, :,
/ WHh0 Sh Nss T@S ~ NHAS 6h@u 9aAtl
III nons. ~ xfvban,stan at a,e MtausioI nao t,
rts ~ W. es's"sa'"A' "'' F191'"3 1"eo sae
cApatA'.
| tac following Is "a extract from PcshaTnl
| Confidential Dlary,H dated Aug. IL:
| Ax.sna rey,ew Of tbs trooua took p,acs nh th.
ri ui AuVuei. but owing 10 iSo he,t pf fho ia~ 4
did not III ling. in IHe fulowEn. 1sv ibn Knxn,
yIsItgi ihc Au.sef iu Durbar. ronycT.ation tooI
piacs lcxarlip1 thv Amerr's unsstisfsctory rsls.
t,ons VIII thn i}fttsh jnxcr,n,ent rhn Envov ~
piled tas, 10 I'D heaFl ahoatis ria sosSsr.s. ~
possd Ihat tas HmssE Should lower tae autis. IN,
allow turkish nieIchant. to yisit Afyban anistaa.
.ians nn, ths En,isi, .nd III. tInrtar \. IL rsas @