The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-13
TELEGRAPHIC
FOREIGN
The Complexion OF the New
British sEtnisary-BisnarcE
has no Hopes of uni
V@rSaI Peace.

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London, 1.-THE O68sTver has reason
10 believe that the Marquis Of Salisbury
will be created Duke There is some
talk of Mr.. Goschen succs ediag Lord
Lytton as Viceroy of India Among
various suggestions made one has met
with considerable favor in important
quarters, viz: that Gladstone be called to
the House of Lords and assume the
premiership IS the first lord OF tie
treasury; that Lord Harrington be leader
in the House OF Commons and minister
of war and Lord Granville be minister of
foreign affairs
Madrid, 1.-THE cabinet council has
decided that it would not be expedient
to advise the King to commute the sent
ence OF Otero.
Moscow, IL. = a railway collision
occurred near here on the 9th inst. Three
persons killed and six injured.
London, ia summons has been
issued for a cabinet council to be held on
Wednesday. Gladstone has finally de-
clined public reception in London.
Cabul, Il--MahOmend Jan Is expected
here in few days.
Paris, 11.-Repu6ticQlGe Frd2lcGiSe, IN
an article, supposed to be written by NJ.
GamDetta, denOunces Jesuits, unauthor-
lied religious congregations, Jeromists,
Bonspsrtists and even the church itself
as sworn foes of the republic.
London, IL "A dispatch from Madrid |
says that King Al"honso has signed !
Otero's death warrant.
Paris, 1.-THE Catholic journals pub |
fish letters from bishops protesting
against the DEGREES. The France says |
government contemplates measures to
prevent further man festatiOns on the
part of bishops, and that the minister of
public worship will probably address q
letter 10 all French prelstes reminding
them Of the provisions of the concordat,
and declaring the firm resolution of gov
eminent to cause the laws.to be repealed.
Berlin, 12-The Post publishes the re-
ply of Bismarck to a letter from Herr
Buehler, who forwarded copy of his
motion for a congress to promote n gen.
sral disarmament. Bismsrk says: Il
am so occupied with practical urgent
business Of the present that l am unable
% devote attention TO the possibilities of
he future, which I fear neither of US will
zee. Not until you succeed IN Wiring
over our neighbors to our plans could l,
n behalf our ever defensive fatherland,
Undertake the responsibility Of such pro-
oosals; but even then I fear q mutual
control of nations over tie armaments of
heir neighbors would be difficult and
and that it would be far from
,a>y to create q forum which could elfec-
lively exercise such CONTROL"
Calcutta, 12.-The Viceroy will start
or. Simls on the 18th inst. Il appears
hat he has placed his resignation IN the
hands Of the secretary of state, but is
prepared to retain Office until the arrival
# his successor.
Abourvahman Khan Is still at Kunkuz.
t is expected that if Afghan tribes make
stand, the place chosen will probably
"a between Ssbjui and Mukee. Prin-
ipal chiefs belonging TO the opposition
,srty at, Ghuzner have arrived from
Madam. Differences among the chiefs
,revent unanimous opinion. ThebaW's |
on and heir, only few moaths old, and
he brother of the late king, have both
lied.
There is here a deep and general regret
t the tendency lately shown at home to
rag the Viceroy and Indians questions
nto party politics, and there is q general 4
pinion that II will be most dangerous
innovation if the ViceroY henceforth
hall be liable to recall, or be expected |
D resign, when the government which
ppOinted him goes out.
Oabul, II. = Logar, Wardak snd
,uomut, chiefs, arrived on the 10th inst.
'he chiefs having quarreled, they had
10 fixed programme when their demands
or a recall of the ex-Ameer were re-
used at Durbaer. On Monday bri-
ade of 4, 900 infantry and 600 cavalry,
With ten guns, will march to cooperate
With General Stewart, who will reach
on the 20h inst, and will then !
make an attack on Jujdulluck. Com
continue uninterrupted. Ma
omed Jan has not yet arrived at Cabul,
ut promises to come shortly. Whether he
ONES or not is of small importance, as
great majority of his party have come
n. He being an adherent of Mustai,
Iabibulla Khan will probably follow J
hat person. A council will be held on
be 18th inst. (to-dsy,) a. which the in
urgent chiefs of the Sirdars and people of
Iabul will be invited to attend, when
ONE definite reply will be given TO re-
organizations they propose to urge.
Paris, 12-Clemencean, republican
member of the Chamber of Deputies, adj
ressed his constituents on Sunday, amid
.reat enthusiasm. He attacked the
Whole policy of government.
Prince Hohoenlof, German ambassa-
or, lezves on the 18th for Berlin, to
ssume the functions Of secretary of !
oreign affairs.
Madrid, 12.-Otero, the regicide, will !
'e executed on Wednesday. He will be
laced in the pillorY twenty-fOuT hours
PREVIOUS to the execution, according to
ustom.