Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Rev. Nack0nOchie's Sentence 70 be

Rev. WackOnOChte's Sentence 20 be
Enforced.
LONDON. July s.-The Standard this morn
ing says: "We understand that the bishop OF
London has notified Rev. MT. Alexander Mac
konochfe, OF ST. Albans Church. Holborn, that
he has determined to enforce the sentence OF
Sequestration against him."
Settling an International Difficulty
The Standard this morning says: "We learn
and the government of Madagascar is In fair
way to satisfactory settlement"
To Project the German Settlers.
A Berlin dispatch to the Dailv Telegraph says:
A Gel man gun boat has been ordered to the
s. rian coast to protect the German settlers
at Haifa.
The Agitation At Scutarf.
A Vienna dispatch to the Times says: The
accounts from Scutarl about the preparations
for resisting the surrender OF Dulcigo to Monte
negro must be taken with great caution. Still
there is no doubt that the agitation Is increa.-
ing, the Turkish authorities being Indifferent
The Prosecution OF Mr. BradiauEh.
LONDON, July 3.-With a view to bring the
conduct Of Mr.. Bradaugh In parliament before
present In the house Of Commons eT yesterday @ TO
note the fact that Mr.. Bradlaugh was sitting
and voting. His prosecution will be commenced
forthwith. 1t Is understood that Mr. Bradlaugh
intends TO fight the action, II necessary, to the
house Of lords.
Death Of an African Explorer.
ROME, July 3.-News has reached the Italian
Geographical Society Of the death of Engineer
Cbarin1, who formed part OF the expedition into
Central Africa.
The Next Test Vote i'm Parliament
LONDON, July 3.-The action OF the House OF
Commons on Premier Gladstone's resolution
permitting Mr.. Bradlaugh TO affirm, has given
great satisfaction to the supporters of the gov
ernment The next critical division will be
on Monday on the Irish compensation for dis
tuIhance bill, which, though strongly opposed.
VIII PROBABLY pass The Irish members will vote
for it.
Amnesty Talk in Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 3.-The BeIeg fore
shadows that amnesty TO political offenders
abroad, which would extend only TO such as are
soliciting permission to return, is coming
measure attributed to General Ions Melikon,
chief Of the supreme executive committee.
UneaSineSS About Turkish Affairs
LONDON, July "a dispatch from CONSTANT
nople to the Times says: The excitement
among the MuSsulunans is producing anxiety
the city, but it may be confidently predicted
that they will not move unless inStigat ated by
the authorities. AS the latter know well that
any serious disturbances In the capital would
Immediately produce active European inter-
yent1On 1t is hardly conceivable that they
would voluntarily enter upon such line OF ac-
ton. Still there Is certain amount OF danger.
The government evidently " ished to frighten
Europe, and it may, by using means for this
purpose, bring about inadvertently some unfor-
seen catastrophe.
No Peace at Buenos Ayres.
LONDON, July 3.-The Western and Brazilian
Telegraph Co. has received advices dated Mon
tevioeo, Thursday noon from which It appears
that peace had not then been concluded at
BuenoS AyreS, and direct telegraphic commupt-
cation had not been re-establlshed.
Lord LyttOn's Return to England.
BOMBAY, July 3.-The eX-vlceroy or India,
Lord Lytton and wife, sailed to-day for Eng
/ land.
Murders and Outrages i'm Ireland.
LONDON, July 3.-ln consequence or the re-
cent murders and outrages In Ireland there be-
gins to be some talk OF the renewal OF the peace
preservation act.
Won't Join the Strike.
LONDON, July 3.-The cotton operators OF
Preston Ashton, under-lyne, have decided not
to join the strike threatened this month by the
Boston Stalybridge and Rochdale operators.
The strike, therefore, will be only partial and
local.
The Expulsion Of the Jesuits.
LONDON, July 3.-A Paris dispatch TO the
Times says:-"The project OF the department
of the Nord having taken no further steps In
the suit instituted by the expelled Jesuits at
the hearing: 1t thus leaves the question OF
| jurisdiction to go through the ordinary tedious
| stage, and refrain from ordering, as it might
| Jessuits.S "'' ''A''A' u De
Relapse Of a Reformed Brigand.
A Paris dispatch to the Times says" The
famous brgand chief, Casino Girardamo, who
In 1861 was 1.-The the terror OF the Beneyento district
emfgrated to America, has returned to his old
haunts and occupation
Decision of the Berlin Conference.
The decision OF the Berlin supplementary con-
ference VIII be handed to the Greek and Turk
fSh foreign ministers by the dean OF the sigma.
tories, each note being signed by the represent
atives of the six powers at Corstantinople and
Athens respectively.
Canadian Cattle i'm England.
The London Gazette announces that from to-
day animals from British North America ar
| Mersey to vessels specially licensed by the
| privy council for conveyance to dock, quay or
| other landing place within the port OF Liver
pool
War Preparations at BuenOs Ayres.
LONDON, July "a dispatch from Rio de ia
| nero to Reuters Telegram Co., dated to-day,
| says Intelligence has been received from Bueuos
AyreS that matters have again assumed an uIi-
favorable aspect, owing to the refusal OF Buenos
AyreS to accede to the conditions imposed by
the national government. Buenos Ayres con-
t1nueS 10 make Warlike preparations. and re-
ce1ves arms and ammunition from MontevIdeo
Notwithstanding the blockade.
Death Of the Chiltan NIinister,YOf
War.
PANAMA. June 24-SenOr SotOmayor the Chill
ian minister or wal, who directed she operations
10 the field, died Of apoplexy at the little village
Gays oefore the successful attack on the latter
place.
''The Canal de la Merced.,,
The Gillian Times, of May 29th. says: The
"Canal de Ia Merced" is now concluded This
canal is !5 miles long, and has been 25 years iu
construction. 1t has cost about s4O0, ,000 and
may be considered as one of the most important
WORKS yet executed In this country.