The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-11-04
FOREIGN.

PARIS Oct. 26.-The Grand Dukes Alexis
and Paul have started for Russia. They will
visit the Emperor William at Berlin on their
way home.
LONDON Oct 27.-Adolphus Rosenberg, of
TOrn Talk, was sentenced to-day to eigMeen
months Imprisonment for publishing de-
tanlatory libel against Mrs. Langtry, and to
six months Imprisonment on each OF the in
dictments charging similar offences against
Mrs. CORVALLIS West, and Lord Loundesbor-
ough, and at the expiration of his imprison-
ment he is to be bound over in his own recOg
nzances in one thousand pounds for good
behavior for eighteen months. Justice Haw
kins regretted he could not add hard labor to
the sentence.
HAMILTON, Ont, Oct. 27.-While walking
on the Hamilton and Greatwestern Railroad
track to-day Mrs. Tabb was struck by an en-
CINE and fallay injured. Her child in arms
was instantly killed.
BERLIN, October Intelligence from St.
Petersburg has reached here that the new
revolutionary party in Russia has distributed
the first nuber of their journal entitled The
Will of the People. 1t declares war against
the go, o,ernment and its tone is very violent.
There was a conference in the Foreign
Office Sunday between the German alnbassa-
| dors to France, England and Russia which
has attracted much attention in Berlin. The
conference was connected with Bsmarck's
| visit to Vienna.
NJ. De Onbrile, Russian ambassador to
Germany, not enjoying the confidence of Bis
marck, has asked to be recalled.
| CABUL, Oct. 27.-Gen. Roberts has received
| visit from one hundred kohistan chiefs who
promise friendship. The Afghans have again
been repulsed by the British force in the
Shutargarden.
MADRID, Oct. 27.-The Council of Minis
ters unanimously agreed to propose to the
Cortes the plan of the Ministers of Calens
for abolishing slavery in Cuba. and Senor
| Canovas del Castillo, with half the Conserv-
alive party, will support the plan.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-A dispatch from Cabul
says The forces here will occupy the But
talk on the first of November. They have
commenced the opening of communications
through khUrd Cabul with Gurdamuk. A
Paris correspondent says Two hundred and
fifty inhabitants OF Mjun Point. i'll eastern
Siberia, have persisted by famine.
AdOlphllS Rosenberg, convicted of libels
upon Mrs. Langtry. Mrs. CORVALLIS West
and Loundeshorough, was again placed in
dock at the Olh Bailey, and Justice Hawkins
said it appeared To be the impression that the
prisoner would be treated as a first-class mis-
demcanant, able to receive his friends and to
furnish his own maintenance. - This said
the Justice, = is incOrTcct; short of hard labor
Rose nherg will br treated the same as any
other prisoner.
LoNDoN. Oct. 2S-The Daily Telegraph in
its financial articles SAYS -" Private tele-
grams received in this city confirm the report
of the capture Of the Peruvian iron clad,
Iluascar. One telegram is understood to
assert that the lluascar's crew were all massa-
cred. The HuaScar was captured by the
= Admiral CochTaue and another Chilian iron
!. clad which placed the lluascar between two
= fires and compelled her to surrender after all
three vessels had been seriously damaged.
= MADRID. Oct. 2S.-'rhe Ministerial jour
e nal states that tie President Of the Chamber
q of Deputies has come to an understanding
J. with Senior CanovaS del Castillo respecting
Il the immediate abolition of slavery in Cuba
e BERLIN. bet. 2S.-Intelligence has beer
5, received from st. Petersburg that division
ii Of troops numbering 10000 men have beel
Il ordered from Caucasus to central Asia, an,
10 several officers Of the general staff at ST
is Petersburg have also been ordered to eentra
Asia