New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31

Act. Meetings have been held III all parts OF ing
and public feeling Is running high within tht -
tabii-um-ut and the logical result would seem 10 pe
am alliance be- wceu the NOncOni0rmists ana INC
Ruuailsts in favor of the Overwhelmingly.
The Liberal Ministry have been sublecl'u u
captions criticism Tor their cohauct III LOT ~"
Affairs bat their ac. ION, viewed rom u.s. Nv
seems -t4tc-maulikr, ard. certainly, In -ldlh
las suffered no loss of prestige ~ Europe. IH'F
cogiI Not reverse the DO icy of the country lu~li-
u-0us.y ou three continents; they coulI NOT uI"'
what their predecessor, had unwlS " done Ihf'
haa to take NJ the tangled thr-a OF admins ~
'lCn winch ,ell INTO Their hardS ana a. IdI
a- possible. cont nuttN ~ acil'h. bIaiuli.N '"
lines oi their own policy have come T. HShi, Iil
every dep riurc from the previous toh So Oh -
mi.I-tTstIou has been III me HEll 'lFtll'u' az
stead o. pursuing policy # venture IN the EAST
they have united the i0Wcioau forced ilr treaty
of BarIiu auulyiug prc~. IRE fp the lOItu bv means
"f G.rt In1ii.b tn he advlutlt. of England, whose
military system Is 80 lax. Inc nation mas pecii
given the foremost pltc" a~ the c"c,clVe aeru' Oh
European discipline. On the whole, therefore,
while MIR. Gad> ones policy. domestic and l'leI9n,
has not wholly fulfilled the cXptc atoms ol ms parry
associate, aud ha, excited unreasonable CT l'cI,m'
and even the dcrlslOn of partisan rlN1i~, he ms
gIyer the world another illustration OF MASSIVE III
telrctual attaiuments OF en- ghtcncd ana progress
siye craftsmanship ana supreme mora Iolce'
TUE AFGHAN CAMPAIGN.
After many DELAYS and not a httle hard fighting
the BRUSH have virtually lett their Poland to IT.
self. The Conservative Government were ready
TO hand over Hrrat-wmch was not theirs
to p1ve away-to Persia but the Sbah'S adj
vsers were unwilling to excite the resentment
Of Russia The conquest OF Eastern A1ghanlstan
was completed on April 20, when Sir Donald Stew
art entered Ghuzncc, after a battle III which 900
natives were killed. On May H. Shcre Ali W ali. OF
Canadian. was salutcd as an independent sovereign
in the name of the Empress OF India. lhs was the
last hlunder committed by Lord Lytton puppat
king was created in the South precisely as one had
been set M 70 he knocked down III the North, ana
in one case a. in the other, the royal man OF PIN
was unable to stand alone when an emergency
arose. Ayoob Khan. with a force Of 1000 men,
marched from Horat toward Candahar 'here All
went ont to meet him with all the troops under his
command; rs the enemy approached there were
signs of characterization. and the Wall tcIccraphed
for British rcnforcemcnts; q brigade was sent
out under General Burrows and the natives hume
,hately left thcircamp and marched in the "irecono
the enemy; and, on july - the brigade was cut
TO pieces the Bombay troops not being able 10 meet
the charge OF the Atghaus.
ma Khan had been acknowledged as AW,r "l
Clhu.. the chiefs having been aS. urea ihtl lhe
BRUSH would at once Ie ire within the ihhll~ 'At'
by tine Treaty OF Gundlmuck. Helug the Oldest
hncal descendant of Dost Mahomcd Khan, he haI
the strongest claim to tine throne ou iae score OF
legitimacy, and although lac had pass twelve
years IN IUrNIstlu. he Was Wiling 10 ei'"h'c
ms Ru.-au as .,c mons aud 10 accept the c- p'usi-
iI,i' f t,;,. titt tLr a,.tjrcr ind. r,l.ualug
2s 1 o 1g aot ' have ' ,estSn> Tih any Power
s's.1, @@a ao 5:s3 n. '1 S.. 1ss al .@
t. gro.. ,,,r 10 Ir.a,n Abdur.abnau would ac-
5r,re tha fat,i rtultauon OBJ being British rather
it,,I nm Atria1 Amecr. General stewart suggested
a bold coup dc main bF WHICH thr retreat from T.
mi was converted mt, an advance acai .t Ayoob's
victor on. amy cucn.od audcI the walls ~ Cam
dal.r General Roberts. after marchily 3l5 miles
m i""uiy-'nc dAN@ ha .,ns o"y '"'.t'"Vf ,.'s
iI ' .,-'.,', and tIIIr.. DAYS aIt.ryarl routed
tAe enemy. Tbs wonderful march and victory re-
store. BRITISH pre-, ,-e so - 's'.ih.-'iu. "a .''.',
II ~ IT, I',..I,c nj H.. Amer j. r..ui-
- l ,.,.,, an army ,l ,.....til,
S0jlH At NI'A
The ca''au.. Of the scheme of con .,a.I. zion In
.. ......... TI.T.i.r.l tf,u-
.suy allowed pr H|tie lf'" TO- ZEE ann in '''.'