, 1879-04-23


si'sr!ny, ami seem re.oircd to Eire nj! the
trouble thcy Gait. A telegram FROM Cundahar,
dated March 20, says:
"Yakoob has sent ntns regiments OF Infantry
ami twenty heavy guns towards Jcllalat,ad
nino regiments Of Infantry and four OF cavalry
to khusht. He addressed ihc'tronps before
tl,eis departure barefoot. Much enthusiasm
was eyInccd for him. Opposition Is expected
from ,lr tribes beyond 1sokaln. I:!t rcportc,!
TINT $4,000 arc on foot. Much dcuculs upon
tic final order from Padsla Daud Khan"
Tic following IL from The same place and OF
tho aatnc tlato:
"1hc telegraph will probably be completed to-
morrow, never, It Is hoped, to TO Withdrawn.
1lrrc Will, therefore, be 4 gap Of only zoo miles,
from Aiashad to Candahar, In the overland wire,
from India to Europe by This route. To atop
this gap will be an early task In the regeneTa-
t'on q Aiglantstan. .,.-.
men from ,the telegraph can'p was sttaeked BY
eighteen pathans. Three were wounded. The
n,aallaats were beaten. With two Killed and ono
A tc'eeram from Pcshawur, April Q, contains
aK!ootny picture, as follows:
"Jhg events recorded during. the past week,
especially tlIe determined hostility shown by
th. khuE!an! tribe, gives rtso to some serious
reflections. In = recent letter certain argu.
made an adsance upon Cabul step to Be depea.
catc.l. Thcse werc->llEst, the danger OF ils In
ynlylnE ~ II MI undertaking very similar to
that ot h'sty sears ago.: second. the probable
!lus 70 our liues. ot operations. Th!a View,
hut In u tnorc decided form, Ii nleo held By
Iinny officers serving. TN the frontier whose cx-
pericnct o1 AfKhan character md politics makes
selves to '1it following elect:
at 1s greatly to hc wished tt,at tie war he
brought 10 close. There Is no doubt the whole
Ct l's frontier tribes ara only awaiting sigua'
l'ous.-s sigma! Yakoob viii Giye tl,o
@cas arc 1saGe" OF. '' TSssv Sus oGssbe srsse.
would, Indeed, have attacked them before
tcliing Them that they viii have to reckon Wit,
Us fur anything they do. Tie temper, also, Of
the tribes Of lie Interior OF AfEhanfs.an Is un-
doubtcd!y lIossc, md will display itself The mo.
,nent Ne ATTEMPT to yet to calul ~ force. Wit
and now Of the khugiante. Tile Inter especially
nrc tribe living III tile ptaln, a. co,n p,ctelY
accessible 70 attuSk as tl.s tribes Of the
reshaxnr Valley; Their 1losttlitV auguts ~ for
Chans, AzH.atu'lal'. is already tn artns agniust
! us. III dealing With A[ghan!stan, regular trouus
ore, no doubt. always mnre than 1natc, for
natives, but ~ armed ianatical pcasantsy, II
onco roustd against us, Is ltkc nest Of hornets,
| giving us no cnd of the moat serious trouble.
Tie tcsns VIC offer yakoob should not bv too
still. Why should we caru to retnln thu
kurasn Vallcyf Projecting. as t does, intu
q trouble to hold, e1poslng us 10 il.ccssa,,t
attacks from the Atridts and Orakzais OH tlle
right md the Fazirin ind slangA!s on tho left.
| With our proscnt knowledge Of the ground,
rewnr will alwafs bc an easy conquest, should
we wan. 10 60 to Cabul BY that route. 1t oil
tyen,E, do not Let tho possession Of leHar stAs,t
In tlt why Of peaec. As for the kl!yber, II WI
arc to Tesain command of II. Lundl kotai Is tlst
most suitable Pct, a,!tl o1e We car occupy with
The latest exploit Of the English fn preserving
| order IL thus recorded:
"LAMonE, April 6.-Prlvate lettcra describe
Gen. TytacEs sueccss on t!,e 2ith ol March ii
the most complete yet achieved by tue kll3 bel
column. Gen. Tyler started at | q. III. viii
100 men to punish the villagers ot MAlsllm unG
Alusnrik 6haht four miles 10 the south Of Pes
| Do1ak, for an ntiack Mal0 on our c0n,1nissarni
Tic march WIS tedious, md. the DAT beginning
10 break, Gen. Tyler, with 150 speaEs, hurried
| tu prevent tho enUny's escape. Leaving The IT..
fantry to follow tile vllfnrersin force, henttnckct
With the cavalry on tlree ,idcs. 4 portion d
snandcr with their horses finding sheltered
spot. The Infantry, coming On at the double
Joined the fight. III trout ot our position WAS +
plaln, 7o0 yards IRON t,ic Village Of Mausum
BY matchlogk-1nel,. On tho right was d uullali
nrross which seseral hundred Of the encnl,
Tired. 10 thc right rear, at ooo yards d'stauce
stood another yIllnRc, from the vail
tMe left there was q, deep nnllal, ,lnoccupted
The astiilerv opcued fire on Alausutp. Sklrtntah
ers md guns gradually advancing, Geu. Tytle
lett two companies to hold IN check the village
On The right rear, ordering tle cavalry aerns! E,a
fire of tho ilvc guns nll of tc fantFy c1earet
the village walls. The infantry then alyanect
mud occupied the vslIasc, thu enemy rotrcatls,t
tno,her yillaEes !o yards TO the rear. Meautitn.
1uen Ia II. These fired volleJ at stxt,
yards, which emptied two saddles md wounded
ionr troopers. In II moment tho cavalry wcr.'
sMonE he cnSmr @ who ts %Gro na. scattercd In a. y
over. Dlokon Rroand TO the opss'sisc hill, th
cavalry pursued them, ind in thrpe minute
afty dead !ay OIL the plain. Gou. Tytler uov
srnt I'll" infantEy and cavalry across tho nullnhs
IN our left wrre sefzsd, ai1d the towers secured
tor blowing up. Tic troops breaktasted II
lie villuges beyond. On I'LL sides tho Shlnwari
gathered in guues Of from fifteen. to tfty
yf thp Atartlnls. After lslsurely mining uns
lighting fuzcs, wc retired 200 yards to tie rra
of our llrst position. Tic e'lomy ruahed for
ward ami reoccuped Manslnt Just aa the tower
Vlings ot Unra!z, ths inhabitants Of which i, ha'
attacked nur right. This lasted one hour. 'fh
enemy bsscnblcd to the number Of from 4, 900 II
4.tkk). and followed lis to reah-l}olaE, four mile
distant. We retired in excellent horse
shoe shape, our guns III tr ccntro. Th
enem3 pressed hard GU our rear, aud on botl
tanks, yelling, waving blaek-,,lld-sshitc Aag4
,lnd maintaining perpetual fire. We frccl
piled hllclls anil nuakctry. They sufyetc'
heavily, hut werc very plueky, approaching
Within q hundred yards, br'lntllsllng swords mn
knives, nl'l making n show Of charging; b,l
inYnriublY, US some tell, tho rest lotgcd bchn'
tic rocks. They never actually charged, hli
carefully kopt Tie broken, stony ground, wlstr
cayn1ry wcto useless. Wtich VA reached smoot
geuuuti, thuy dared not follow. Our loss wa
two troopers md two horscs killed, six trooper
mud flya Aorsus wounded; tic enemy Lust q
tcast .WO.h
GAn1NALDI IN ROME.
EispaicA IN london 1fMss.
RoME April 0.-fien. Gariha'dl arrived 1
Rono yesterday Afternoon at forty minutes pa.
l. Tho Intense apprehension nrouacd in q
quarters, the Wild 1lHo1s set aioat regardils