National Republican., 1880-02-28
GENERAL FOREIGN NETS.
The House of Commons.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-In the House of Com.
mons to-day, on the resumption Of the debate
on the resolutions against obstruction, Mr..
Shaw, Home Rule member for Cork county,
in the most temperate speech criticised the
resolutions, but declared himself opposed to
obstruction. Ireland was only u succeed In
obtaining her legitimate demands by consti-
tutional agitation. Mr.. Finnegap, National
Liberal, donicd the truth of th@ allegation
that Mr.. Parnell obtained money from the
United States in the name of charity, but
really for an electoral campaign in Ireland.
The debate was adjourned until tomorrow.
Mr. Gladstone thought a case had arisen
when it was desirable that the House should
take soma measures in the direction proposed
by the government but the proposal to OK
clude an obstructing member from voting
would in large degree be n punishment on
the constituency for an oiiense of u member
Hc was of the opinion that tho whole decision
as to who was obstructing the business of tho
House should Test on the Speaker. After
further debate, Sir Stafford Northcote said the
object of the government was not to propose u
new rule hut 10 prevent unsecmly Interrupt
tions; and If the resolutions were carried, and
they did not make them standing order, they
would be negecting their duty.
Highly Sensational Report.
LONDON, Feb. 2s.-Tho Times has the fol-
lowing from st. Petersburg: This city is in
cent explosion has caused widespread feel
ing of insecurity through all classes. There
seems to be very little hope of any concession
from tho Government on the anniversary of
tho Emperor's accession to the throne. Warn
iugs have been sent from Berlin that on the
2d of March it is intended to blow up tho
three principal streets Of St. Petersburg"
Proclamation by General MililsoT
LONDON, Feb. 27.-General Milikof has
g., Ia. ln ipI InI nfG
Petersburg in which, after referring to the in
diguation felt in Russia and throughout Eu-
rope at tho attempts on the life of the En-
peror, he declares that the government is
compelled to adopt eifectual measures for the
suppression of the evil threatening social
order. General Milikoif says he recognizes
the difficulty of his task, aud will not en-
courage exaggerated expectations Of immc.
| dato success. He will not hesitate to take
the most stringent measures for the punish.
ment of criminals, while endeavoring on the
other hand to tranquliLe and protect the
wcl-intentioned part Of society. He hopes
| for tho cooperation Of all honest men, and
begs the population to await the future with
caimness, aud to disregard malicious and iriy-
olOus rumOrs
Expression of German Views.
LONDON, Feb. 27-The North German Gdaette
| in justification ofits recent articles with regard
| to Russia says "lf tho efforts of the Pan
| slavists are successful the dissolution of the
Austro-H Hungarian monarchy must follow, and
| tho policy OF Prince Bismarck, sanctioned by
| the whole of Germany is to intervene to pro-
| vent that event" The article concludes as fol-
lows: "Tho profound vcnoraton felt by Ger
many for the poRce'loyng Car does not involve
| the consequence that all the leading Russian
statesmen are to be regarded as friends of Ger
many"
To bo Bismarck's Successor.
LONDON, Feb. 27 A dispatch from Berlin
! to the Pail Mall Gasetto says; Prince Hohon-
| lOhe, the German ambassador to Paris, will re-
turn to his post there next week. He has had
| frequent interviews with Prince Bismarck
| who continues to complain of 0verwork, II is
| now generally assumed that Prince HOhenlOhe's
visit to Berlin has reference to tho proposal
| that he shall shortly take the vacant secre
| tnryship ofstate for foreign affairs with th6
Wow TO succeeding Prince Bismarck in the
chancellOrship.
Hohenlohe Is New Duties.
| LONDON, Feb. 2s-Tho Times Paris dispatch
saws; "Prlnce Hohenloho has accepted hi,
new post, which combines tho functions Of
Herr Won Bulow, Secretary of State for For
| eign Affairs, and Count Won Stolberg Verne
gerode, aud makes him in effect Vice Chan
eellor lie will return to Paris on Monday
aud leave that city few days later"
Prescription Against the Greeks
| CoNsrANTINoPLE, Feb %L--lhe gymnastlC
societies of eastern ROumelia have ordered
the Bulgarian priests in eastern Roumelia to
impose an oath on their congregations /,
neither sell nor buy of the Greek inhabitant
or their friends. Tho foreign oomsuIs hav,
made protest to Governor Aleko Pacha in ro
gard to the matter
Revolutionary, students.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 27.-Tho Norl
Vre,aya announces that after the burning 0
the Academy of Forest Culture at Moscow
on the 2lst instant seven students wer
arrrsted and copies of revolutionary news
paper found in their possession.