, 1880-10-16
T e L E G "A NJ S.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

New York, 1st Oot.-Iu reply to thu abcO-
lutte demand of the Powers for the surrender Of
Dulcigno to Montenegro the Porte promises a
satisfactory solution of the Dulciguo difficulty
by Monday next and denies that there is any
truth 10 the rep ort that the town had been
burned.
A "Tfmes" Paris despatch says that the
Radical journals are denouncing N. Gambetta
as the promoter OF q wallike policy 10 Oriental
affairs.
The "Times" in a leading article comment
ing on the aspect nf Irish affairs declares that
very strong action is necessary for the maiIte-
nance of the peace in Ireland.
New York, Got. 2nd.-The Porte has re-
quested the Powers to conoede a further delay
until Sunday next for the settlement Of the
Dulcigno difficulty.
The "Times" adverting TO the position of
thes DuloignO question considers appearances
pacific.
Dublin ne VS. states that heavy rewards are
oferedi for the apprehension of the murderers
of Lord MouDtmorris, and two arrests have
been made.
Garibaldi leaves Oaprera to force the re-
lea,e of his imprisoned soH-in-law CanZio.
Radicals preparing reception.
The Rome Correspondent of the "Times"
telegraphs that the situation is full of serious
possibilities.
New York, 4th Oot.-paris advioes an.
nouaoe that the Syndicate conducting the
Panama Canal finances will issue shares to the
extent of four hundred million francs on the
2Oth inst.
Dispatches from Constantinople state that
The Ulsmas have petitioned the Sultan not TO
yield to the demands of the Powers on the
Montenegro frontier question. representing
that the Ministry has prepared a plan for the
final settlement of the question of Frontier
Demaroaiion.
Reports from Rome state that Garibaldps
movements continue to cause great anxiety.
The Vienna Correspondent of the daily
Telegraph" says that Mr.. Gosohen will shortly
return from Constantinople to accept the
Chancellorship of the Exchequer.
New York, 5th Oot-The London "Times'
publishes numerous dispatches from Irish Cor
respondents, indicating that much disorder
aud dissatisfaction prevails in the Country
districts and that numerous seizures of arms
have been effected, several inferior law officers
have been murdered.
Dispatches from Rome announce that n.
Carroll, President of the Italian Council of
Ministers and Minister of Foreign Affairs, has
written a conoiliatofy despatch to Garibaldi.
Reinforcement OF troops have been ordered
10 Genoa on account of the excitement prevail
ing there.
New York, Dot. 9Th. -Despatches from Con.
stansinople announce that the Note presented
to the Powers by the Ports promises to per-
suade the Albanians to surrender Dulcigno, and
proposes that the Greek Frontier line be drawn
from Volo 10 the north, south to Larissa, Mez-
zovo. Janina, terminating at Arta, It also pro-
misses to introduce the Armenian reforms within
three month";, and invites Turkish bondholders
to arrange the revenues assigned for the pay
ment of the naval demonstration of the Powers.
The Times In a leading article condemns the
proposed arrangements as unsatisfactory.
The "Times" Paris. Correspondent states
mat the Ports's proposals. are pronounced by
the French Press as unsatisfactory and that
Ducigao is still subject to the conditions
already rejected.
Paris advices announces that the unauthoriz-
60 Frsaoh Chapsls will be closed tomorrow.
Aatelligencs from Ireland announces that