The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13
Abroad.


RUSSIA.
Russia charges that the Austrian and
"eimsn measures 10 proven, The spread of the
plague are unnecessary, aud threaten To ma
'"fialIy cripple Russian The plague
isrrporied In ~ near Moscow. The prcss urge
80 international meiiosl commission In the
l~niercsts o. humanity Various precautions
VI, hciuv taken.
ENGLAND.
The London Posrs Berlin telegram
says y l. announced In diplomatic c~lfrlrs that
England agrees to definitely purchase Cyprus
10 avoid complications arising irom a nnmin.l
continuance ~ tho s%p~srvignty Of the saltan
y million pounds sterling has been n red.
shirh the sultan ~ill probably accept.
A London dispatch Of February 81
SAYS The Britain consul- In ,he United state.
Inform the PRIV council that plcup pneumo.
MIA exist. among ca,tl. Ia q mild type IA ysr.
ons parts ~ the country. but ~ IL not lntcc.
'ous' The cattle by the .isf mer State -
AlANama, tough, In the same market aud at
the same time A. those by the steamer Onta
49, "''' Nf'I''' ikli examination anu
found healthy They we're shipped to London
TOT market. n. agricultural interest 3. en-.
ira'oiing 10 Induce the priyy council la
schedulc the tnitod states ~ an Infected
country, An order IN he council has been
passed prohibiting the importa Ion ~ ca,,i.
from the Uultcd states Tor thrc, months from
thc lat ~ february. 4 dispatch from Liver.
pool says that The Trans Atlantis steamer.
can neither be loaded or Discharged, on ac.
count NJ the dock labor.t-' strike. The
steamers announced Tor New Yoik will have
10 sail puoctualiy, WITH or without q cargo.
Efforts are hcing made to obtain labor from
other places. The masters have warned the
mnp, that they are driyiog trade from Liver. !
pool
rnE ORIENT.
A London dispatch 81 January 2eth !
says nat negotiations continue between the
British Ambassador a, Consiantinoplr ahd ,he
Porte relative 10 the purrhass Of h. State do
ms'us of Cyprus,
TRANCE.
Adviccs from Paris Indicate the prob
able resignation ~ President MacNahon, In
event VI his resignation Il Ia believed that In,
thsinb"r. would elect Grcvcy NJ Dufaur,
President 20 the Republic. This state Of thing.
rrsnlts from NscM ,hor's refusal 10 sivn IN.
respecting me great military com
msnda The senate aud Chambers viii pas. a
vot" of confidence In the Ministry. who viii
thus he obliged Ia pres their demands ON
MacMahon for cLanges In stan generals.
POINT Congress II the Scnatc and Chamber Of
Deputies will aftcrsani 10 IA
nominate a ucS President A dispatch fnnm
fsfis says passports are N, longer required by
leaving 'or the United States.
The dispatches from France of Jan.
nar' Sth, are important PrrsIdcn, VI Ma.
hon has resigned. Al mectlag Of the b..
rcaas OF the Len, Gsmhc,;s proposed Grryy
Tor President, which was unanimously ap-
proved The prcscnt Ministers viii resign
md q new parliamentary Cabinet he eonsti-
'ut~d. Gsmhcita viii take the Premiership
md foreign portfolio, Thc excitement does
not compare With that ~ May ~, isTS, when
THEIRS resigned, No disturbance, anywhere.
The proceeding. 81 the Congress ~ IN. two
n 'mhers were opened by Martcl. who read
MscMahon's letter Of resignation.
md articles ~ the Constitution. The Con.
after appointing ,,llcrs procerded To A.,
for frcsid Mt 81 the Republic. seven /,
and thirteen Senators and Deputies {
'erc present, Of whom siN hundred and seven. I
y voted, VI jules Grcyy received ~ votes. :
nj was accordingly declared elected and pm !
lain'ed Prcshluat = the Republic for a term q
y seven wars letter MAS then real fnorn I
Resident ur'vy, expressing The regret With 7
'hioh he res guci his scat a. Deputy, and q
banking his COLLEAGUES for the honor eoafrr. I
I'd on him. Marshal MacMahon wrp,. IA NJ q
itsvy expressing a wish 20 pay him a visit G
'rcv, replied that b. va duly sensible OF the =
'srshaPs courtesy, but insisted that /, was '
NJ him lGrvyl to pay the trst ylsit. In the n
'cntng Marshal MlcMahon visited and con. /.
" Gr,vy. The Interview was cour- .
eoas lmmcnse snd peaceful crowds Assem-. !.
led % the houlcyaris awaiting the news. n
DE Harcourt, the fnnch Amhassaanr \,
Lcndon, who 10 relative ot Marshal Mac ii
Iahon, has rcsigncd !,
Gambct,a has been elected President a
: the Chamber Of Deputies. Tue German II
yenerally approve Grvyy's election As :,
rcssienI and the London no~spspsrs anani. =
'ensN congratulate France. There is = gen "
al feeling 81 grNtihcstio0 t~nrDsghou, France :,
the tsue ~ III, CRISIS. r
EcYrr. b
The famine in Upper Egpyt Il re. y
orted IA he tririhhc. =
GERMANY. "
The German Parliament Is summon G
10 meet February iAh Rnmors are cur !.
nj IN Berlin that sone rce.nt information !,
iatlvr 10 the GemAn army has hcsn ~treasoa- -
w sid ~ a foreign government A sp<OiL n
" u Ia understood thai Bs>narek has ex- -
eel himself In fAvo< of transi, aury ON In
goods passing through herman tern r
~. Opposition 70 the protective tara /. al
psdS Increasing In uamtsrs and po~er. d.