The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-12-06
FOREIGN.

AssYM PAsHA has been appointed
Minister Of Foreign Affairs in place of Said
Pasha-
Two letter bags containing official cor
respondence from Bismarck were stolen while
on their way to Berlin on the 2sth ult.
GAMBETTA was suffering with a violent
fever on the 2Sth ult. resulting from wound
in the hand received while handling q re-
volver.-
LORD GRANVILLE, in introducing the
Dean of Westminster to a deputation from
the Longfellow Memorial Committee, on the
29th ult., said that they asked the Deans con-
sent to allow a bust of Longfellow to be
placed in Westminster Abbey as a testimony
TO the graceful aid tender poet. He pointed
to the number and eminence of the members OF
the committee, numbering nearly five hundred,
as scarcely paralleled, they being distinguished
In all departments OF intellectual activity. Lord
Granville asked the Dean to accede to the re-
quest, aud thus bind yet more closely In
friendly, common feelings ourselves and the
citizens OF the Unitei States. The Dean, re-
plying, unhesitatingly consented, and, after
paying q graceful tribute to Longfellow, re-
ferred touchingly to Washington Irving and
to the relations between the two countries,
whose ties were as strong as links of iron.
A FIRE at Quebec, Canada, on the 30th
ult. destroyed the large factory occupied by the
Asbestos Company and Joseph & Sons, and a
block of wooden buildings adjoining. The
s6o, 900.
The British Government has ordered
q man-o:-war to Madagascar.
THE old Welland Canal was closed on
the 30th for the season.
The military tribunal sitting at Odessa,
Russis, found Colonel Stavisky guilty Of en-
bezzllng 125 900 roubles and sentenced him to
Punishment for life. A Captain and Lieuten-
ant aud two Jewish contractors were also
sentenced to various lesser penalties for
completely In the crime.
THE schooner Roderick Dhu arrived at
San Francisco on the 29'h ult. from the South
Seas. She reports that when recruiting for
islanders her boats were frequently fired upon
and number of returned natives seized, muir
dered and eaten by the inhabitants Of Pasma
and Apytanoi. Islanders also boarded the
schooner Helena aud melted The recruits to
seize the vessel. The mutiny was quelled and
three marauders killed.
The Montreal Corn Exchange Asso-
citation have resolved to petition the Dominion
Government for free canals and the general
free navigation of rivers and lakes.
A CoNsTANTINoPLE dispatch of the
LIST states that the following appointments
have been made; Ahmed Vefyk Pasha, Prime
Minister; Aarfe Pasha, President of the Coun-
ell of State; Muner Bey, Minister OF Finance,
and Hussein Hasn't Pasha, Minister OF War.
Sarfret Pasha has bee. appointed Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
A POLICEMAN was shot dead while
making an arrest In the suburban district of
Dalston, Ireland, on the 1st. The murderer
escaped.
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LIST and was informed that England declined to
recognize or sanction his appointment as
Commander-in-Chicf OF the army. 1t is be-
lieved that a British General will be sent to
Egypt to take command IF the force levied
by Baker Pasha, as he, not holding a COM
mission In the British army is not competent
to assume command over British officers.
The following ordinance was pre-
sented In the German Bundesrath on the 1st
forbidding the importation of American pork:
1. The Importation from America of pigs, pork,
bacon, and sausage of all kinds is forbidden.
2. The Chancellor is empowered to permit ex-
ceptIons to the prohibitive rule, subject to
necessary measures of control. 3. The re-
strictive ordinance OF June %, 1880, in re-
spect to American pork and sausage is abol-
ished. T. The present ordinance comes in
force thirty days after its PRONUNCIATION. The
ordinance of June 25, 1880, only applied to
minced pork and sausages, not to hams.
A CAIRO dispatch of the Sd states that
Arab Pasha had that morning been arraigned
and pleaded guilty to the charge of rebellion
and was sentenced to death, but that the
Khedive had commuted the sentence to exile
for life. His demeanor before the court was
very dignihed. 1t is thought he will retire to
some part of the British dominions-
The Archbishop of Canterbury died
at London on the morning of the Sd.
A CoNsTANTINoPLE dispatch of the Cd
states that Mehemet Pasha, who was convicted
of conspiracy against the Sultan, has been
sentenced to exile in Dagestan.
IT has been decided to build Cathe-
dral for Cardinal Manning adjoining his resi-
dence at London, to cost e25O,OOO.
The Queens speech proroguing Par
lament until February 10 was read on The I'd.
In It Her Majesty states that the relations of
England with all foreign nations, at the pres
ent time, are cordial. The proposed CONNER
cial treaty with France had not been con, lGded
but tlert had en- no falling OF in hicndly
intercourse and governmental al dealings be-
tween tn two countries, but on the contrary
such an Increase tn International courtcsies as
had :, r,:i:s tbrrea the bonds OF III. ;iIship at
present ami ing them The Queen Ihcs. II ieu 9Th
recites her thanks for the successful opera
tions Of the itish army IN Egypt, asserting
that that success had avoided other measures
which were tendi q 20 q sturb the tranquility
Of the British possessions existing in the East.
The growth OF revenues, although retarded,
has suffered no dminIItion, either in general
receipts or dui les IN in oxi, ,afing liquors. The
distressed and disturbed condition Of affairs
existing I'm Ireland we're referred 90 with par
ticular regret that their outcumc L. ID b en-
assassinations, but 1t was hoped that gre at
social Improvement, not noticeable In that
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