, 1880-08-01
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July 3l.-The first panic about
Afghanlstan has subsidized, but it has been
succeeded by settled anxiety as to the final
result Of the policy Of mad adventure initi-
ated by Lord Beaconsfeld, Of which this cat
astrophe is one incident Only three days
before the news OF Gen. Burrows defeat
Lord Harrington was announcing in the
House Of Commons that steps had been
taken for Withdrawing from Afghanistan.
Everybody now agrees that the withdrawal
Is at present impossible. Those who
know India best take the most gloomy
views Of the immediate future, polit-
ical and financial. Every calculation is
upset. The English budget next year Is Ger
tain to feel the effect of the Indian disturb
ances, since the limit of impositions in India
vas long since reached. Members of, the
Indian Council admit it to be impossi-
Die to continue to maintain the army
Of 6a,m men in Afghanistan with
out help from the British Treasury.
Ihe Tories have been proving their disihter-
es'ed patriotism BY asserting publicly that
me disaster was due to the decentralization
snong the troops on account of Gladstone's
aneupt to reverse Beaconsield's plans, and
% tne same end quoting the ignorant COM
msils OF !he reacuonary continental press,
sslikely to -
INTERRUPT THE coERs1oy OF r71nKEy.
rae lur1sa note. refusing compliance with
astOpean e%aa demands produces absolutely no
Sa SSaaAse III the European concert, it having
zen 1ofeseen. The only question at present
discussed rnsetl among the Powers relates to the
Df submission. ~ Aso4sy 1Ae Necessity
In home affa,rs +he corernn,a,+ wins ,
Gsual trinn,nh h. +l,o s.soo. -. .444 20 ~, "Io
bill The Tnrr cnnos;tint, ~ Iie uane na1
fdent and menacinY cntlona 1911, tv w
0efs OF their own partv Who refused tn VOTE
aealnst the second rraI1rno- IT rho h;ll honco
mere vas no division last night.
10 FrKrHER RELIEF NEEDED FOR 1pF1. AM.
II coprnI frn,n i4pe1 lof ilpperafy. Publlc
The last meetinr nf tha : onr ~ : aaa,,o r. a.
Redpath,s sator9ont ~ +hst h ia ~ ~; II;
b. the reief 1nm;tt NO. .ne a1uIs t1 1pm Nn, ug;u
nd Protestant hierarchT 'e are tne s,,ttic;ent %
Y the counties where potatoes ] are | stiii m,
na'5 mps; W. Dillon says there is no further
n;+tae ~ " american contributions. The Com
+ssaSae .tIs applaudsd these remarks. A formal
e,oc;tn m " lIAuk America Tor her gen
hhosny 81 " was postponed in order that il might
1ss., oaered before a full meeting OF the
sge. ,ralsss. The Aansion-House Committee are
iierMa!ng to the Constabulary- and Ciyil-Serv-
SasGa1 NJ Gmelals for whatever additional aid is
1:ifEuea. :sfea l. Last Sunday contributions were
r. Te9 =, up throughout Ireland in the churches.
Ezya1 S y Incl threatening to spread from
nv! nv now checked. Tie potato blight a1,-
e1a{sa1n mafsd n every Western county, but was
stua.: tess u no fear OF its becoming general or
faecuLng other sections, Chaupiou's Land
+ hagne correspondence shows eyictions to
: EThhec1esasing in the west OF Ireland.
.n lns IT. Enpress' arrival was seized upon as
~ ceasion for
DEMONSTRATIONS nY pox.pApnsr sy,,-
P3Tu1zrrs
Their suceass bore - .r..4,o a..
Efforts made 10 arn, oo,e no Plopolaon 20 tAe
Ihe Empresa o,as o. uuse ,saas nasE'ne sentiment
ber Of persnn,1 naS Leeeiseo ~ & sllta1! mum,
aleof. Gen Fra;.1t aH;neIGnts; rents ne pnDlle heid
eolpred ar,onnt e.t4 - ~. " o9us new aIo nlRniy
Prince Imnerisieo " a,k te eiIGnnsanceS 9 OF ne
Bonapartist ~ IS oeata ,l ieli ratner Hat 40
ists ii Ensiand y "of'n cooatng no" ef-