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RESISTANCk To THE CESSION Of DDLClGNO.
London, Sept. GA correspondent at Gravo-
50 says: The Ottoman irigste Schliemanich lies
off Dulcigno. She will be summoned to with
draw, and if she offers resistance, must unavoid-
ably be destroyed or sunk.
a Constantinople dispatch says; The last note
of the Porte, refusing to surrender Dulcigno un-
less the naval demonstration be abandoned, was
in q great part the Sultan's own composition. 1t
required as a condition for the surrender Of Dull
cigno, not only that the demonstration be aban-
doned, but that no demonstration be employed in
connection with the Greek frontier or any other
question, and that NO other concession IN the
future shall be- demanded for Montenegro.
COnstantinople, Sept. 27.-The spirit Of reck-
less defiance is becoming more and more intense
at the Palace. For several days past the Sultan
has refused to listen to any objections to the pol
lev which he has adopted, and has Issued an or
der that any official who shall be heard expressing
contrary opinions will be dismissed and exiled.
Never before since the time of Mahomed the Ter
rible has such an order been issued.
London. September ga Berlin dispatch
says The Powers have perempiOrily demanded Of
the Sultan the immediate recall of RIA Pasha
and the surrender of Dulcigno.
Ragusa, September 28.-The Council of War
called on the arrival of the Montenegro envoy
decided to postpone action until the Admirals
had again consulted with their respective Gov
ernments. Great indignation is expressed at the
insulting defiance of the Porte. and / il is believed
that the Turkish frigate of Dulcigno is employ
ing the time gained by negotiations in laying
torpedoes. The Montenegrin envoy brought a
copy of q written formal statement from Ria
Pasha, the Turkish commander. that he would
use force in event of the violation OF Turkish
territory. The British consul, in leaving Scutari,
received a most important communication from
the Albanian chiefs, declaring that the instant
that the Porte ceased to act with them, they
would submit to the will Of Europe. Ria
Pasha's notes to the Admirals are fippant and
insulting.
The AfShaas.
CANDAHAR, Sept. 29.-It is a mistake to sup
pose that the country is completely pacided.
fanaticism. The Mollshs are everywhere preach
ing a fresh rising, and are urging that the defeat
of Ayoob Khan by General Roberts was owing
to the reliance the Afghan leader placed on bis
regulars. and their desertion at the critical mo-
ment.
SIxLA, Sept. 27.-The Amer of AtghauIssan
expresses an intention OF visiting India as soon a.
possible. All is quiet in Csbul.
ireland. ...t.l
London, Sept. GA meeting Of 500 Orange
men, at Clifford, County Down, has passed reso-
buttons calling upon the Government to suspend
trial by jury in murder cases, and declaring that
citizens Of the United States and other foreigners.
abusing the hospitality of the country by de-
nouncing the institutions Of the United Kingdom,
should be expelled.
New York, Sept. IA Dublin special to the
Herald says -" Lord Mountmorris was muir
dered on Saturday night ut Galway. The scene
of the assassination was O neck of land between
Tough Mack and Tough Corrib."
London. Sept. pa Dublin dispatch says
Parnell does not fear any prosecution against
speakers of the Land League. as they doubtless
would be abortive. Illegal drilling continues at
Armagh"
The murder Of Lord Mountmorris has excited
q feeling Of alarm little short of a panic among
respectable classes. @ =
The Papal Nuncio has had q very courteous in
terview with Bartholemy Saint Hilaire. Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, and with Jules Ferry, the
Premier. The Nuncio has not even hinted the
idea Of quitting France. f
Bartholemy Saint Hilaire, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, has addressed the following circular to
the diplomatic agents of France abroad NV
duty is to request you TO assure the Govern
nents to which you are accredited that the new
Cabinet will make no change in the foreign Do
icy of It's predecessors. France has never at
Iached greater value than now to the maintenance
If peace, SO fruitful of advantage Tor her pros
oerity and honor. This system, inaugurated by
he wisdom Of President Yhiers, has been fol-
owed with constancy for she last ten years, and
borne excellent fruits. We shall remain faithful
o 80 happy q tradition, and do everything % de-
'eiop still further the good relations which France
las maintained with other Governments. As