The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-11

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British Protest Against as,e por.e,a
Appointments.
CONsTAST1S6PLE. November 1O.-Sir Aus
ten Layard. the British Ambassador, has
protested to the Porte against the appoint
Tnent, which is Just announced, OF Kiantl
Pasha as Counsellor and Understanding OF
the Grand Vizier Said Pasha. Kiam,i Pasha
was recently dismissed from the Governor
ship OF Aleppo at the join, request Of the
English and French ambassadors because OF
his oppression of the Armenians Mt Zet-
schun. It'll reported that Aapiz Pasl,a, W he
is appointed Minister OF Police, is the same
whose punishment Jointly with tina. OF
Chevket Pasha was demanded in Lord Der
by7s celebrated dispatch after the Bulgarian
atrocities.
EngIish Occupation of Afshanistan.
LONDON, November 10.-A Calcutta dis
patch to the Times says: The principal
event OF the past week has been the June
ton OF the Cabul and JeIaabad columns,
which vas effected at Kutty Seng on Thurs
day. This junction having been effected,
the Kby Der and Jagdalak route will become
the sole line OF communication with Cabul.
Everything is going on quietly at Cabu.
The English troops are housed in the Shir-
pur environments, which are very comfort
able. The winter seems to be setting in
early, and nine degrees OF frost have already
been registered. The suspicion which rest
ed on Yakoob Khan, and which was tempo
rarily removed by his joining General Ro-
berts at Kushi, is again settling down on
him. It has been discovered that on
the night before the battle Of Char
said he was visited in his tent by
Naib Mahomed, who commanded the
enemy the next day: and 1t is also stated
that plan for his escape from our camp
has been found out. YaKoob Khan is now
practically q prisoner, and has been re-
moved from Svessang to Shirpur under The
escort OF the Ninth lancers. All his attend
ants except four have been dismissed. A
sentry is constantly on duty inside his quar-
ters and a strong guard is on duty outside.
The mystery as to what has been done with
the bodies OF Major Cayagnari and his COM
panions has not yet been solved. Our rela-
lions with the tribes are assumin. Il more
satisfactory aspect. OF course it is imposSi-
bic to predict how long this state OF affairs
will continue, for little reliance can be
placed on the promises Of the trcacher-
GUS hill men. There is, however, no doubt
but that the iudici0us severity shown in
our dealing with the Cabul rebels is hay
ing and will continue to have good
effect. Preparations continue 10 he pushed
forward in India with undiminished ener-
| SnE ard nn,1prn lv-a -
open for engines nearly to Jackababad, and
is being constructed at the rate of over
mile per day. 4 large number Of carts
and 4 quantity OF war material are being
shipped at Bombay for kurrache2. Sir
| Richard Temple is personally Supcrintcnd-
| ing the arrangements alonS the Boan line.
| General Hughes has reached Candahar from
| khelt. Glsai. Everything is going on well
here. The publication OF General RobertS's
proclamation and the announcement OF a
continuance for the present OF the existing
re1lme have confirmed any waycrer> there
NAV have been, and The people look on
their emancipation from Cabul us complete.
The State of Affairs in Ireland.
LONDON, November 10.-Thc Irish Local
Government Board has made special report
| to the Imperial Government respecting the
state OF affairs in Ireland. The report says
the potato crop is everywhere deficient and
inferior, and this, combined with the alb
sence OF peat fuel, owing to the rain, are
regarded as the leading causes, which arc
expected to eliminate during the winter
and spring. and that pauperism is greatly
increasing, especially in Ulster.
The War In sOuth America.
LONDON, November 10.-A Paris dispatch
TO the Reuters says: 4 telegram received
here states that the Cbilians in taking Pisa
qua experienced Il determined resistance
from the Peruyilns, and lost 500 killed and
wounded.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
LONDON, November 1O.-Gibbs IL Sons,
merchants, CT BishopSgatc street, have re-
ceivcd a telegram dated Valparaiso, Octo,
Der It'll" which says: In the combined
attack by the Gillian land and sea forces
made on Pisagua, which was taken after I
bombardment lasting FIVE hours, 300 Chi.
lans were killed and wounded. 1t is ri.
mored thata revolution has broken out in
Lima, Peru"
MutiDy ut Sea.
LONDON, November l0.-A Paris dispatch
saws the crew OF the British ship Corin9a,
from New York September 29th, have been
arrested at Antwerp. The consul Is inves-
tigatIng an outbreak which occurred on The
yoya"e. The mate ha0 several times to re-
press INSTRUMENTATION, which reached such
a height on November Sd that Captain Glib
son ordered the arrest OF hcarney, the ring,
leader. The crew resisted the captain,
when he seized revolver. The mutlncer>
armed themselves. The mate struck man
with Il hatchct, which proved fatal. THIS
restored order, and Kearncy was arrested
The mate ard five sailors are under arrc>;
Foreign SotcS.
LONDON, November 10.-An Indian dis
patch SAYS that there is BOW little doubt oil
the Amccr'S trcachcry. 1t is believed thai
lie will be sent state prisoner TO India.
A Vienna dispatch reports strong force
OF Montencgrins marching on CUISINE, piI
laying and burning everything before them
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