New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRANCO-AFRICAN TROUBLE.
"ENEKAl TURMOIL - REPORTS FROM EUROPE a,
CAPITALS

Hser very conflicting. Some reYprts represent that
qe' Is returning, and others speak Of new outbreaks
"''ai or intended body of horsemcn has left Kair-
van I" destroy the railway; that General Logero has
r"eie" French force to he placed along
me- ana hat the tribes along whole coast from
' ~ thc lrlpoh frontier are preparing to revolt.
HPec'a dSpach to the Repu6ii?e Fr0rcaise, however
says the Iunsian Governor Of Karyan has written
I" 'c bey that there is longer any danger an out
break Further rcinforccments, numbering 500 men
' rance nave arrived ut Goetta, and have been
Ut" q heighborhood of SfaY Seventy flour Arab
/ prisoners from SiaX have started for Toulon.
Iho british ironclad Monarch has arrived at Malta
from SAX Her commander repors that all is quiet
thrrc and says it is anticipated the French will enter
Medina tomorrow.
GoVERNMENT EXPLANATIONS.
PARIS, Jry 26.-In the Senate YESTERDAY during the
discussion of the Budget for the Foreign Ministry tbc
Duke de Biogiic (OrleansD inquired whether the Gov
ernncnt intended TO advance in Tuns and demanded
inc governments promise that in the event OF grave
complications arising, they should enter into no n,pc
mcntS without consulting Parliament.
NJ lfarhelemy ST. lIilarc replied that the Government
@ 'iu la'orcd to maintain the Bcys power ana It was
WIN th object that the bombarlmcnt OF Sfax was un
dcraken Continuing, VI. st. Hilairc said: .sWc desire
mi,n,r mr conquest nor annexation. TAc question of
lrlpol was raised by imprudcnt publicity but do not
NourtclVcS lcsa aincnablc ne ,iucf
who have been by our declarations" Sneal
ing of Italy he the passions by recent events
e Ire Budget was then adopted
o news Is confirmed that important dissc cnsons nave
several bca %E prn o ~G n1n M ,h maTgGGs and that
rb Er, ~ o others have sought French assistance.
Thr rn T?,Icad nr sundron has cit sax for Ga!os
YER ,Gr o. tnltn Affairs to the Spanish regard to
r"nd m Ibc O. TGsn NGqnsts of 9r9n was Yesterday
hlieTcd TOO vague on essential points.
pNCoNTENr IN ALGITrs.
l"NDoN, July 21rhc special corr, spondcnt of tnc
P'"y Ae"S nt Marscilles says he has information
from Aeiors that in that town a dangerous
i"hi'ic"i spirit Is evident among the
'is'T ne SAYS fear rising and ask for and per
mission To form local corps Governor opposes
''"' IN" movement or troops through Marsciles
uhueE steadily from all parts OF France Ten thousand
soldiers nave arrived in the past eight days.
Atc'gIam from Mascara states that Chief Bon Amcpa
haS sect IN two guns and horse in token OF
'o'ht"h from Algicrs states that Bou Amcmas pres
tg' Is falling on aud that the natives after an
incuI'"n INTO Morocco he will return home for good.
POLITICAL ASPECTS.
Inc "G-'hc de France, of Paris. Legitmist organ
accuses the Government OF desiring get the general
elections over with be able to send a hundred
thousand men To Africa in the autumn To iomcnt q war
Ia Tripo.
The Dir NeHrco,c Siccc which is habiuay an ardent
supporter OF the bcgs the Ministers to pause
and consider the damaging effects their decision on
public opinion. II the hurry on the ccctous
Is pcrseyrr'd IN It. say ia" people may be bronght to
a'Tpo'rntS 3i thc London apGrT think The outburst
The Paris correspondent of Thc TiDcs discussins the
ofriihe OF the Clamncrs ~ Deputies, says:
Government
woind Object of giving any possible uutovard events
IN Africa little zine cupltll of hy its
elected nmbcr IN "a condition to pursue long dated
policy whout "Apoourc to agitation and the uncertain
ucs of an approaching election.
The arr val of Sgnor Ca.ro, The cVIalian Premier at
aton and in regard to possible alliance
setwoon Germany, Austria aud Ialy.
LoNDoN, July 26.-fhc Dciiy Ncirs has the following
from Tuuis Telegram from Medina announces thar
- French ships are bombarlng Gabcs."
RUMoRs OF TACr Alliance.
r1ft ttl,tf h
In spite of the comments of the Italian Mmisl
press there are pcrsi n rnmors IN well orncG circles
OF an uudt I~tanding between England ami Italy"
ITALY SHOWING DIsCONrEST
ROME, July 25-Ihc ministerial newspapers have re-
ncwed thc discussion % the Tuus question, wllrh for
time had been dropped. The Drito quotes from a PAM
phct by snor Bruniatti. declaring that complete an
ncXaton would be preferable to trc double functions
which NJ Honstan, the French Minister at Tuis. now
exercise and that hc present situation main
t'ned The Eiormo publishc-a letter which. s,etc~
wa. written by English politician 10 eminent Ita
ian' showing the mutual benefits dNNabc from
the affection and admiration of the ttnlnus Engand
1a}s lt'y must n" indulge Ia Illusions Il hchooNrs
Italy To take steps Ia protect her own prestige in ruuis.
SPAIN ALSO ANXIOUS.
MADRID, july 23.in spite OF the iull appreciation of
the frndncs~ Frances assurances regard to the
Oran alair. Spain VIII he constrained to make fnrthcr
important representations on the subject
THE FUNERAL OF DEAN STANLEY.
LONDON, july 2J.-'Ihe funeral OF Dean stanley
| took place to-day at Westminster Abbey. The cof-
fin and the in which il WAS placed pending The
funeral were decorated with wrcaths and crosses
composed of the choicest flowers, which had been
| arriving at the Dcanery from early hour of the
morning The decorations included wreath of
roses sent by the Queen with a note in her
handwriting hearing the words: A mark OF sincere
affection and hgh esteem from Nicoria.' There
were also wrcaths from well known Americans in