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natives. He declared that the histors
Of Russia's negotiations with England
Was "A rtrorh of

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natives. He declared that the history
OF Russia's negotiations with England
was q record of
Remembering the action of the govern
ment ia the present matter and tho use-
less sacrifice In the Soudan, u vas inl-
possible to repose the slightest con-
hdence in the government, aud 10 was
farcical TO squlesce IN the present vote.
He implored the ministers who were
dealing with the present crises to re-
member the past pertidy Of Ruesia and
their duty 10 England and ~ India.
loud cheers
Mr. Gladstone said that there had |
hoen no changing cover policy since
Monday last when the house unami
mously voted in favor of the credi'.
The governments were trying to obtain "A
definite Russo Afghan frontier, and he
trusted they wonld succeed. Al present
there as no frontier Ia existence en-
abling one power to call another to &C
count tor passing i0rbidden lino. lie
oontended that II the papers when pub
| lished showed that the ameer die not
desire the advanced frontier, England
| had no right to force IL on him. In Mr..
GladStone's Judgment any appearance
| OF hesitation in agreeing 10 the credit
would be d serious public evil. He bad
no objection TO sweeping cri'icisln, b'it
when happily there was aprospect OF
a favorable issue OF a difficult crisi,, no
asked the house not 10 deterogate ifoN
what il had already patriotically done.
de declared that II, IN such a period Of
difficulty, the government was un-
worthy of being trusted, tbs sooner II
was released from its responsibilities
the better
GLADSTONE CROWDED, BuT MADE a noe.
FALL.
A motion that the debate be adjourned
was noRatived by vote of lSl to ia.
RarOn Henry do Worms, cnnserya-
tive, moved that the house be adjourned
/, MIR. Gladstone opposed the motion
4 Saying that he did 10 under a deep sens'
: OF public duty,
Sir Stafford Northcote explained tina
!, the opposition had no wish TO exhibit |
n dis ositiun of hesltancy, but simpl,
q wanted 10 understand the govei nmenp
! policy,
The motion to adjourn was rejecte
u by vote of l69 TO Ill, and furthe
=, motion TO adjourn was made, where
i un u MIR. Gladstone suggested that
~ the vote of credit was agreed TO Oh
y discussion OF the subject could be raise
IL Thursday in committee OF supply.
Sir Stafford Northcote assented 10 thi
suggest on, and the motion TO adjour
being nogatived, tbs vote of credit wa
~ then agreed to-l90to 20.
u EARL GRANVILLE,
foreign minister, In the house OF lore
AZ this afternoon, stated on b.
III halt OF tho government that
n could conceive OF nothing beit,
u than referring the disp ute over q
10 Penjdah incident, involving the hon
II of two officers, 10 n decision OF a thi
ns party in whom each side had pert(
no confidence. In this way the whole mi
n ter could be closed honorably for bO
sides.
IN SIR PETERS RECALL.
1t is officially explained that Sir Pc
go Lumsden has not been recalled ir'
sense OF the term, but
81 been summoned from Lond
= TO adyise with the governments up
ac- technical matters regarding tho dell
ics itation Of the frontier.
ION LONG CONFERENCE.
ler Tho Russian ambassador and E
'ul- Granville had long conference tot
on the question OF what guaran
would be provided against X
,eI sian advance ON Herat.
'yer Is reported Granville proposed maxi
NY treaty, .pledging Russia against
ave further advance and recognizing |
sdi- tsction ia kfghanIstan.
.hat Some uncertainty remains IN dil
aud mgtlc and official circles as 10 the m
lere tenance of peace.
not Naval and military work will cor
ing no nntil both branches are fully
u.e' piled with stores.
','a. SIR PETgR's SUCCESSOR.
80, Col. RidgewRy will take command
a.. the British boundary commission
~, placo of Sir Petor Lumsden. q
igh.n ny Yates is 10 be second IN command.
IA "a. The latest official intelligence Is
~ ~ two British gunboats are now az
49,, Hamilton, for the purpose OF watol
W. British interests, and anticipating
4 ~ attempt OF foreign power 70 occupy
80. island.