National Republican., 1880-10-30
THE OLD WORLDS CARES.
Disturbances Reported From Almoit
Every Quarter.
south African Revoit-Dulcigno Delays
Afghan Feuds-Irish Excitement
French Jesuits, Etc.
A rrcsh Revolt In south Africa.

CAPE Town, Oct. 26.-Mr, Hope, magistrate NJ
Quobo, has been treuchcrously murdered many OF
Chief Umbtonhlo's people witnessing the crime
That tribe IS now In open rebellion. 1t is
now reported that Mr.. Welsh. magistrate ut Tiolo
has also been murdered. There has been several
m inor engagements, in which the colonists were
sue ccssful.
LoSDoS Oct GA dispatch from Cape Town to
the Times says magistrate Hope and his two clerks
have beon murdered while unsuspectingly witness.
ing war dance. Tho government has called on
5000 more colonial troops. The premier Of Cape
Colony telegraphs as follows: The BIsuto Chief
Lerothodi's village was stormed aud burned on the
2ld Instant. The rebel losses are considerable
Volunteers are moving into Frankcc to suppress
the outbreak In which Mr.. Welsh was murdered.
Dulciguo.
PARIS Oct pa dispatch from Ragusa says the
inhabitants Of Dulcigno have declared their de-
termination to resist even the Turkish regulars
and have occupied St. Georges bridge over the
BOjaua river In order to oppose the advance OF tho
regulars Ria Pasha is making dispositions of
his troops TO prevent the mountnineers from assist
ing the people of Dulcigno.
LoNDoN, Oct. 80-A dispatch to the NctrS from
Castcl Nuova says 1000 Montenegrls are preparing
to collect at the camp near Antvan by Sunday
night and an attack on Dulcigno is again consid-
cred possible.
A dispatch to the Nt,rs from Vienna states that
advices have becn received from Budua that the
porte has begun to build 400 houses near Scutari
for tho inhabitants of Dulcigno who may prefer to
leave that place alter tile ccssion Is accomplished.
Affairs In AfghanIstan.
LoNDoN. Oct 30-A dispatch from Cnndahar to
the Standard says: The chief commissioner In his
report to the yiccroy of India, says; The aversion
OF the population TO the amecr is suudcniable. An.
nexaton would at first encounter opposition, but
judIciOus arrangements would probably reconcile
the people to our rule. The Sirdars believe Ayoob
| Khan will he unable 10 make another attack for
| two years, when probably he will attack Cubul.
! The commissioner thinks Candahar more adv0n-
tageous than Cabu as centre OF British influence.
Meeting OF Irish Loyaiists.
LONDON. Oct 3O.-An enthusiastic meeting OF
loyal inho6it9nts Of Counties Antrim Belfast ana
| Down was held n. Belfast last night. Seven thou-
| sand pofsous were present Resolutions were
! adopted denouncing agitation and assassination,
| A Warning from MIR. John Bright.
| LONDON, Oct. 30-Mr. John Bright has written
TO q gentleman In Waterford hoping that among
| the many plans now proposed something may bC
found that will lead 70 great and permanent
agitation creates temper and condition OF
| things which will make amendment impossible
Increase of the ConstabuIary.
4 The correspondent Of the Nc,cs at Dublin says
he government has decided to increase the con
have commenced an action for false imprlson'
mont against the mag stratc Who signed the war
rant f r their arrest on the ground that MNnnngi
deposition contains no charge Of any crime
known at law.
Expulsion of French Jesuits.
| PARIS Oct 20.--The Franclscans have been ex
PEELED from their establishment III HenucS Nilt
Avignon. At the latter place the police were
obliged to force doors aud domolsh barrcades
The work of ejcctmcnt lasted three hours. The
superior declared that he owned the building, hu
he was nevertheless expelled. There was consider
able excitement. Fourteen persons, including
eight women were arrested. The superior o
Capuchins at Perpignan, on the appearance o
the police, pronounced an accommodation.
LoNpoN, Oct S0,-Tne correspondent of the Time
at Paris says: The marquis of Corolis, who was ar
rested for opposing the execution of the religion
decrees has been released At THUR, n.thc cast
cn Pyrcnces the dispersion of foreign mission
aries was not resisted The governments is resolved
u finish once for all with the remaining unrccog
nized orders in Paris The police are now bcin
instructed to dlsperse them on Saturday
Tho Austro-servian Difficulty.
IoSDoS oct 20.-The DaHy 1eleguph,s CORE
spondent at Pesih says: The news rom BelgraodI
Guilty will be solved without energetic measure
heng taken against the principality. NJ. Ristc'
the Servian premier who tomdered his resignation
recently Is doing his utmost 20 prevent the lorma
ton of new cabinet. At public meeting helt
after his resignation he said any ministry lh0
Welded in the pending question would he guilty 0
Isurrenderlng Servia politically and economical!
to Austria. Prince Milan has not yet accepted tn
resignation OF NJ, Rslics'
The Panama Canal Scheme.
} LONDON, Oct. CA dispatch TO the Times from
Paris says; The banks and bankers interested II
the Panama canal have appointed their eXecnliv
committee, which is composed of Mn, Chrstophlt
chairman Of the credit foneier, DernierG of tn
comntc Durrew of the credit iuduStrel, MU42ra
| Of the credit IyOunais, Charles dc Lesseps OF Tn
, sncz Canal company and the seligmah Bros o
New York.
Opening OF the prussian Diet.
LONDON Oct. 20.-A dispatch from Berlin 10 tn
Times saws: There were very few persons ptcsen
at the opening OF the Prussian diet yesterday. tn
, court and diplomatic galleries were empty. Gen
cral Won Moltke was present. The address OF III
emperor was listened 10 in silence, except when
reduction In direct taxation through the applica
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