Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-11
FOREIGN FACTS.
POSSIBLE COMPROMISE BETWE
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
Indian Murders III Manitoba-The
Successor of Barrios-France De-
nands Reparation OF Egypt.
Especial DISPATCHES TO THE KEoogpusIoS.l J
England and Russia.

LONDON, April IGh.--In the House OF
Commons to-day Gladstone said that q
reply was received from Russia last night.
This stated that Russia had already asked
General komarof to explain his conduct
IN attacking the Atghan5.
Gladstone added that Russia had not re-
ceiyed General Komaroff'S explanation in
regard to the question Of the present oc3u-
patton Of Penjdeh. Gladstone stated that
ne had been in communication upon this
subject with Sir Edward Thornton, British
Em0asSador at ST. Petersburg, and that the
latter had informed him that the Russians
90 not occupy Penideh, but have retired 10
the positions they occupied before the bat
tie with the Afghans.
An ALLEGED ELIMINATION.
Bosros. April loth-A private cable dis
patch, received in this city from London,
says; 1t is reported that the English ulti-
matuu to Russia is twenty-four hours in
which to recall General Komarot' or go 10
war.
RUSSIAN NEWSPAPER TALK.
ST PETERSBURG, April 10th.-The morn
ing newspapers throughout Russia, with
very few exceptions, commenting on the
recent battle between the Russians and
Afghans on the Kushk river, are very bel
iico9e ~ Iii',' ~, 1iI ci'a:se I'-
voking war bv advising the Afghans to
advance on PuikhiSta, which the British
officials knew was part of the Russian ter
ritOry. The Afghans, they say, also fully
understood that Pulikhista was Russian
territory, and would never have attempted
to advance their pickets to that point un-
less strongly urged to do 50 by British of
iicials. The war party fully indorse the
assertions OF the newspapers, and are very
pugnacious over the affair.
INCREASED M3R1Nl. IyscpAycE.
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>o b;[s b,I, C S,,
: shilUngs e pence on those bound for Cal
cutta.
THE CAR HOPEFUL o. PEACE.
PAnIs. April 10th.-Tbe Ga.}p;s publishes
Il TELEGRAM from Berlin which SAYS Prince
Bismarck has assured 4 banker that in
spite Of the incident Of panideb the oar
hopes 10 preserve neace.
THE QUEEN TO RETURN.
LloypoN, April 10th.-It Is reported thai
the Queen will 70 turn immediately to En-
gland from Aix-leS-Bains. France. III vieW
OF the crisis in the relations between I'm
rland and Russia.
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,La tT,'b,ns Tins The affair assumes
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acc;dentaI ronfiict ditfinnlJ n avoid con
sidcring Il,c eytreTneiv strained condition
of aii.tirs an6 the nrotinif,- of the Russian
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! Interfere with tbe NEGOTIATIONS now IN prc
! gre.s between England and Russia.
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LORD ptFfERiA ADVICE
LONDON, april 10Th Lord Duilerii
after q consultation with the Amer, urg'
the Government to order an immediate a.
vance of troops into Afghanistan. IT
Ameer has gent out couriers with orders
the Afghan cillelS 20 meet iliii ~ NapUI' i'
the purpose OF holding durpar.
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST THE RUSSIAN Nj.
IsrER OF WAR
LoxDoS. April l0th.-Lc;ters from s
Petersburg. mailed at Berlin in order
escape the Russian censorship, charge tt
Russian Minister of War with having Sc
an order to General komaroh at about Il
end of February. to bring on . conflict wi
the Afghans. and that General komar(
started from MeTy with reinf0rcements
! Pulikhisii, and took advantage Of Il fave
able opportunity 70 make an attack so
alter ms arrival ~ 'ile latter piac0-
! ADvlcEs or 4 EEAssuKiNG NATURE.
IoNpoy. April lIth-A. N-Th4 DG
Vc,rs this morning saws The latest O
vices from ST. Petersburg are OF i reasst
:. inc nature and Justify the belief that pea
viii be maintained. The English cover
mcnt mas, however, decided to prepare
- war with increased energy.
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# HOW TIE AaiEEE RECEIVED TIE NEWS or I
II BATrLE-surPLiEs FORWARDED
= RAwuL-T1yrI, April I0th.-The news
II the battle between the Russians and
i Afghans was received b. the Amecr qlier
,c He has long been convinced that Rus
q. means to advance 10 Herat.
\ hundred tons OF supplies have b.
roing through Boian Pass daily. Ord
$ have now been given to increase the SUD
as to 200 tons dailv.
es The Nina! Lancers have received or,
Y, To 90 10 Cuetta next week.
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VIENNA; April !0th.--i.eha3!e adv
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- tack upon the Afghans sufficient. and
q Government will lot recall or blame 6
,e eral Komaroif, who, it considers. did
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