, 1880-10-09
TE L e G r A NJ s
ST. THOMAS STATION.

New York, 9th Sept intelligence from
Ragusa reports that Ria Pasha, the Turkish
Commander, has replied to Admiral Seymour's
uItimatum, emphatically stating that his orders
are to protect the integrity of the Ottoman ter
ritory and that he will consider an attaok,o1 the
Albanians equal to an attack on Turkey.
Paris advices announce the appointment Of
M. Raynal as Under Secretary of Public Works,
and NJ. de Choiseul as Under Secretary for
Foreign Affairs.
Dispatches from Dublin report that Lord
MonlmOrris was shot at and killed near Bali.
naslOe.
Washington new announces that the Amer
lean Arctic ex plOring expedition, led by Mr..
Schwatke, has discovered remnants of Sir
John Frauklin's expedition. Several boji,
We're found and buried, but no records We're
discovered. The EnglisI press bestows much
praise on the successful conduct of the expedi-
ton.
plymouth, 27t h.-Royal Mail Steamer from
the West Indies arrived at 2 o'clock this morn
ing.
New York, 2Sth Sept-The Porte having
formally warned Montenegro that an advance
on her part upon Dulcigno would be considered
equal 10 a declaration Of war, the Monienegrin
Government has informed the Admirals CUm-
manding the Naval demonstration of the Powers
that Montenegro will REQUIRE land auxiIiaries
to enable her to OBJ ain Possession of Dulcigno.
Paris dispatches state that NJ. Coustans,
Minister of Worship, intends to gradually dis
solve the remaining unauthorized religious So
oietics beginning with those which are least
popular.
The police of Grenock have received warn
ing that an attempt will be made by Nlhilists
to blow up the Cars new steam yacht the
"LiVadia" while in tha at port.
In Norway a strong agitation is on foot for
the separation of that country from Sweden.
New York, Sept. 29tb.--The murder Of Lord
Montmorris, at BaIlina Toe is causing the deep
est anxiety in England.
The government is slron gly urged to reassem-
bic Parliament in November for The purpose of
specially legislating on Irish questions.
The Powers have again add ressed the Porte,
this time peremptorily requiring the recall of
Ria Pasha from Albania and the immediate
surrender of Dulcigno.
A "Times' Paris despatch says that the
French prsss oensures the government for par
tioipating in the naval demonstr alton.
New York. Sept. 3Oth.-It is reported that
the town of Dulcigno has been burned by the
Albanians.
The Admiral commanding the French'squad-
ron at Ragusa has been instructed by his Gov
erument not to free upon Dulcigno, as before
declaring war the President of the Republic
must consult the Chambers.
The Times Paris correspondent considers
the order of the French Government simply
due to an afterthought of the Difference which
it We're advisable to show to the National re-
pugnauce to iuterme ddling 10 Eastern Affairs.
The Times" commenting upon the iDtelli-
geuce thinks that il France withdraws, the Ma
val Demonstration is ended, and says that the
ridicule with which the conclusion Of their inef-
fcient game of Drag will be treated will. first
attack France, but the other Powers must sc-
cept their share.
News from Afgbanistan reports THAT the
Wo!lahs are preaching revolt in favor Of Ayoob
Khan.