New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-15
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~, Clad,to ones recovery has been rapid, and 1t Is
svnected that he will attend the House of Commons
NOV, week He was present to-day at the Cabinet
,onncl which had much important business 10
consider. .,oo,
France Is resolved to withdraw from the con-
bipcd European movement against Turkey II ahV
,teps are proposed beyond moral suaslon' O'm-
betta's speech at Cherbourg shows why she pursues
tins conrse. The German press manlfests anxiety
The attitude of France disappolnts many Liberals
though the close relations of Sir Charles Dixie ana
Gambe+ta enables the Foreign Office TO understand
the French ex-dictator's real motives. lhe a.
ttude of France behooves Mr. Gladstone 10
move clrcumspectly; If too impetuous
be may leave the other Powers behind and precipl-
tate . conflict. At present nothing but a naval
rromenade has been agreed to, and that will prove
ineffective.
THE ALBANIANs DIsTRUsTED
ii Is evident that the Albanans are more eager 10
.ecure their own independence than to resist the
session of the non-Abanian territory TO Greece.
The meeting of the Albanian League at Pnsrend was
lanians to light her battles.
SIGNIFICANT MOVEMENTS.
The British Cabinet is also confronted with other
aiaicultes than those of Greece and Montenegro
Gambetta's speech has tempted Russia TO make
fresh overtures for French alliance, but The Stan
dorqs correspondent saws the offer was peremp-
,orily refused. Russia is also credited with de-
sire 10 tamper with Austria her susceDtbltles be-
mo aroused bv the meeting Of the Emperors Fran
cis Joseph and William at Ischl. and the subse-
oneut meeting of the former with the Princes OF
Roumania and Servia the two last named being
evidently intent on transferring their friendship to
Austria and Germany. Further significance is
added 10 these incidents by the sud-
den Journey of Count Moltke to Ischl.
BY way of Vienna to meet the Emperor Francis JO-
seph and the princes mentioned.
MORE OTTOMAN TROUBLES APPEEHESDED.
The British Cabinet see. also, increasing danger
in the complications in the Balkan States. Russia
is concentrating troops in BessaraGia, causing
thereby uneasiness in Roumana and Austria. Rus
sias object is to support Bulgaria. Roumelian
rising is evident if Turkey ia not induced to
Weld peaceably to the decisions of the Berlin
Conference She is threatened with war of ma
toualites of great proportions, III order TO avoid
which negotiations are proceeding among the
Powers 10 secure Turkey a guarantee of her remain
ing European territory if she accepts the Berlin
recommendations. Sir Charles Dilke's statement
on this point created much interest 1t is felt that
this course is the most likely TO secure pacific set
tlement.
THE AFGHANs CAUSING ANXIETY.
There Is still great excitement in English military
circles over General Burrows's defeat The Govern
ments promise to institute an inquiry has some
what pacihed public feeling, but 1t will be neces-
sary to extend the research beyond personal respon
sblity for the disaster. The whole subject of the
Indian staff Service and the English offering Of
native regiments must be opened up. The India
Office has been startled by the announcement from
ST. Petersburg by the well-nformed correspond
eni of The Daily A0rs that Abdurrahman and AyOob
Khan are acting in collusOn. Considering the
Tivalries Of the branches TO which the princes be-
long Is difficult to believe the story. 1t is alleged
that such an alliance was brought about by Russia
which is always the English b6te noir There are
some singular corroboratve circumstances. For
months past Ayoob is known to have been in active
communication with Russia and Persia. Abdurrah-
man has also ma tanned communications with Gen
erai Kaufman. kilograms announce the murder
OF the messenger aud the theft of Abdurrahman's
dispatches TO General Kaufman. Nevertheless.
the India Office discredits the collusion story.
ihere is much anxiety respecting the relief
OF Candahar. AyOob Khan has already lost his
opportunity. He should have detached portions of
his force 10 mask Candahar, and then gone to
'huzn and raised the whole country in Jehad
against the British forces. The Tory free lances
are making capital Of General Roberts's march !;
'ey profess alarm at his progress without base at
oa1ul The Government shelter themselves under
Tue TACT that bis movement il adopted on General
elewarts recommendation. General Robertss chief
o'heulty will arise if Ayoob Khan retires on Herat.
" "eiudes him by ascending the Urgundab toward
NSoal Such Parthian tactics may cause trouble.
ine Russian press fear Ayoobs retreat will draw
'"e British to lierat. Great complaints are made
."ltctlng the delays which attend General
'"'yfes advance toward Chaman. Anticipating
'''' he may need supplies. enormous provision
"'" has been organized to follow him at the end
u ibe month.
CARRYING GOVERNMENT MEASURES.
"'aa politics are lively, Though the Govern
@'n' drpped some minor bills, IL retains the Lead