The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-04
Foreign Miscellany.

Scutari, 3.-Three thousand Albanisns
have been posted at the most suitable
places to prevent the cession of DulcigEo.
Every position of advantage forming a
continuous line from the Adriatic Coast
to the shores of the lake is row occupied
by Albanisns.
Vienna, 3.-There is good reason to be-
lieve the Anglo French squadron will
shortly be sent to the Ievant and that
some Italian vessels viii join it.
Blois, 3.-Francois Auguste Bonheur,
the painter and younger brother of Rosa
Bonheur, is dead
Cabul, On the 1st inst. General
Hill's division encamped at Zargun Khel
and sent $50 cavalry to attack a body of
Afghans at PadkhAw. The enemy
abandoned the village on their approach
and fed to the hills. They were pur-
sued eight miles and suffered severely.
British loss, three killed and twenty-five
wounded.
Constantinople, 3.-The news which
has reached government concerning the
international conference has produced
establishment and Indignation in official
circ' es here and among the upper ranks
of Musselmans. The semi-otficial Pdkyt
SAYS the conference hes faErantly vio-
lated the spirit of the Berlin treaty. The
rumor that the Porte is secretly melting
Albanians to reaist the Greeks and that
considerable military preparations are
being made is confirmed. Troops are
being moved IN the direction of the
Greek frontier, and quantities of artillery
ammunition have been sent to Sslonica.
Paris, 3.-The civil tribunal of Nancy,
to which Jesuits appealed to have the
seals removed from their establishments,
has pronounced itself incompetent TO
Judge OF the question.
! The project of the department of the
Nord having taken further steps in the
case Of the suit instigated by expelled
Jesuits at Lille, tbs tribunal has de-
clined to proceed with the hearing.
The Cham Der ofDeputies unanimously
adopted the bill reducing the duty on
sugar 80 francs after the lst OF October
next.
Rome, 9.-The brigand chief. Casino
Girsrdimo, who in 1861 was the terror OF
Bevento District, Italy, aud who volun-
tsrily emlgrated to America, has re-
turned 10 his old haunts and occupation.
Engineer C5arini, who formed part Of
the expedition into Central africa, Is
dead.
The Aurora, organ of the Vaticani
states that the consequences OF the depar'
ture of the Pspal nuncio from Brussels
and the suppression Of the Belgian legs-
ton at the Vstican, will not be OF slight
moment, but it observes that the relations
between the Holy See and Catholics OF
Belgium will neither be broken nor les:
solid, and cardinal bishops will be the
Pope's nuncios heDceforth.
London, ga correspondent Of tb'
DAILY Telegraph at Pers says he heari
from good authority that the minister o.
The interior, at recent cabinet council
strongly urged the acceptance of the
decision of the Berlin conference, a!
resistance was useless, and if sttemptet
would be more diSastTous than the lost
of the province. A majority of the min
isters, however, favor resistance.
Buenos Ayres continues 10 make war
like preparations and receives arms ant
ammunition from Monte Video, not
withstanding the blockade.
St. Petersburg, 3.-The Berg fore
shadows that amnesty to p1lItlca
offenders abroad which would extend
only to such as are soliciting permission
to return, is q coming measure attributes
to General Loriz Milokeff.
Bombay, 3.-Yacob Khan's advanc
guard of cavalry, under command of III
former governor of Turkistan, is lonl
way ahead of him on the Candahs
road.
Berlin, "A gunboat is ordered {
the Syrian coast to protect Germa
settlers.