The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-04-23
FOREIGN,

The Prince of Wales and party, on
ard many cheers.
In the English House Of Commons
Mr.. Gladstone announced, on the 18th OF
April, that he had learned from Sir Peter
Lnmsden that as earl as March % Gen.
komaroii was awtrc of the understanding
between R,issi, AMI nglan., us to non action
IN the A;e!.aa 10 45i'... ari nuiierin sent
word hat III, Up. .oa Pen deh was not
'.o.t.7 light ~ r. AMI tina. the Amecr would
on d. II To i.u>.ia ia q interest OF pcacc
NJ. Gadstoa. s.strd that the Government
would in II iew as as< IL vote of credit,
VIXEN tho VIII lc guest on would be fully COW
cred.
N. Patenotre. the French Ambassa.
dor III Pckin, ha teen ordered to proceed to
Ticn-Tsin To pursue til NJ OF ations pending
between China ali Fame TO. peace. The
Keep incident will not Interfere with these
negotiations.
A Russian Prince at present in Paris
has received personal tclc ram from the
Car, in which the latter conveys the ex
psSaSSa ~ . otAosIs uclG init pNUC0 Will %
preserved between uss:a and England by
means OF mutual concessions.
The Prince and Princess of Wales
visited the Lakes of Killarney, and were
well rcce we'd.
An Italian feet is being fitted out
for movemen. to the Baltic Sea, and IL num-
Der OF seamea en- "a rel for service in the
Red Sea have been recalled with n view to q
change OF de stinution to tho Baltic The
Italian Government is preparing another
naval expedition, which it is understood viii
10 kept In readiness to go to the Black Sea
whenever necessary.
Forty thousand coal miners are on q
strike in Yorkshire, En- gland, against q 10
per cent. reduction in wages.
At Rawil-P inde, India, there was q
grand durbar in honor OF the Ameer Of
Afghanistan. The Ameer acknowledged his
obligations to England. and promised al.
legiance to tho British cause. The viceroy,
Lord Du6crin, presented the Amecr with q
magnificent sword.
On reaching the Irish coast at Kings.
town, the Prince and Princess of Wales and
Prince Albert Victor were greeted by q
salute Of artillery. At Dublin, Lord Mayor
O'Conpor was Kissed for driving with the
royal escort. The streets along the line Of
march wore gayly decorated. party Of
1000 students sang British airs and carried
union jacks. The Priness was robed in green
velvet.
In the British House of Commons,
on tho 10th inst. Mr.. Gladstone said that .
reply had been received from Kussia. This was
to the effect that Russia had already asked
Gen. Komarof 10 explain his conduct In at
tacking the Afghans at Pcnjdeh. Mr.. Glad.
stone added that Russia had not yet re-
| ceived Gen. Komarof's explanation. In
| regard to the question Of the pres.
| emit occupation OF Penjdeh, Mr.. Gladstone
! stated that no had been In communities
ton upon this subject with Sir Edward
Thornton. British Ambassador at st. Peters.
burg, and that the latter hud informed him
that the Russians did not occupy Pcuideh,
but had retired to the positions they occupied
before tho battle with the Afghans.
Gen. Graham has issued . procIama-
| ton Ia which he urges the Arabs to submit
TO the British. The Suakin.Bcrber Railroad
! has been completed as far as "station No.
| l." at Handoub.
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