Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-07

tack, insist that severe aud stringent
punishment should be administered &C
tie Annamites. They also exsrsssl tia
B. lief that the attack vas the result 0i
esuspiracy f0mrntsd by China n
DeFreJciaet. Minister feT Foreign Al
fairs, has ordered Gsneral Counsy tg
exact from the government as Hue i'm
mediate reputation for the attack.
it Is stated that the loss Of the french
10 the fghk at Hue was mnch creates
than Coufcy reported. Il is alsb said
the position Of osarcy's forces il d orit
ical one and thai strong reinforcemsntl
have been sent 10 him from Tonqain
IL . considered very probable that an
other campaign will have to be ander
taken by the French, as the Annamitel
are resolved 70 oppose French protection
The Irish Members Called I'm.
LoxDoN, July 6.-Parneli has recalled
from Ireland all the Irish members OF
Parliament. to be present in the Com
mons this evening when the debat,
upon the right Of Bradlaugh 10 take Oh.
oath Ia to take place.
The Werk stepped.
CossruoPLE, July 6.--The work OF
fortifying the Bosphoras has beer
stopped owing TO the conviotion that
there is no further danger Of q collision
between England and Russia
Salisbury Psiiey.
LONDON. July Gin the House OF
Lords this afternoon Salisbury made q
statement TO the effect that be would
o1sntinne tho policy adopted by Gsad
stone IN regard TO the neg ,tissi0ns with
Russia for the settlement of tbs frontier
Il AfRhanistsn. Salisbury Ia moyIn.
Al aoioarnment Of the House, said il
would De convenient 20 explaia the con
dItion OF one or tso important oues
tions, which greatly affected foreign
Affairs and the position Ut England
fne matter Of the gravest import VA
the recent negotiations with Russia IN
regard to the frontier of Afghanistan
fne business of the Goverument was
not to consider or comment on the past
10 was their business to take the policy
OF their predecessors and conduct il to an
Issue consistent Nth the pahlic interest
but if was not their business TO enter
int any controversy regarding that pol
10Y. 10 must DO observed that there
we're very clear restrictions upon the
action OF the present government arts
ing from the fact that they had assumed
othse at tins when certain matters
were drawing near an end, the result
being that many pledges were given
and the hrst duty Of any government
was TO zee that the pledges which a.
EaRlish Government had given should
be observed.
Continuing, be said that a. far as be
had an opportunity Of Judging, the me-
Rotiations between Russia and England
had been conducted with earnest desire
to arrive at an adequats settlement, bui
be was boand to say that the negotia.
tious had mos gone far enough to enable
bin 10 speak positively. He must ssk
her hrlships not 60 attach too much
lmportance to these negotiations as final
and conclusive, even when concluded, a.
the whole condition Of affairs In Central
Asia was very unsatisfactory and uncer.
tain. We hope, he said, 70 arrive at an
amicable settlement of she difference in
regard TO Zultikar pass, which England
nad promised the Ameer would be in.
aludsd in Afghanistan. WHAT had been
promised must ba kept. Whatever ses
Element might be arrived at, Il was OF !
iutv to skilifuily devise and vigorously
the Indian frontier. furthermore, ve
should stretch Gus beyond. 90 that when
the tide OF var cotues, II will not come
rear our prsvinces. These preparation q
must be promptly and enereet,eaily
made. and ! trust that this policy will
never be abandoned.
In concluding bis speech Lord Sails
sury SAID The present difficulty In
Exyps 10 psrhaps ons Of the most CON
plieatsd problems that has sver ben
Submitted TO q Governments. The diff
cuities are enormous and Of many kinds.
these difficulties nov form the subjeos
Of negotiations. 10 10 perhaps rather too
early TO express an opinion az 70 the
issue. Before deciding upon any rem.
edy the Government nast taxa, counsel
sf those best qualified By experiences 10
guide them Their policy should b.
steady and without vi.oillation. Ons Of
the most momentous ibsnes 10 the defensf
Of the frontier Of Ellypt BY she Egyp
slams. assisted, no dosIoi, in some meas
ure by ourselves, against the tide OF
fanasicism and barb n,ism. IL 10 nsoes.
sars 10 establish sneh stats Of thing,
that n we eyentuaily ,rithdraw our pro.
tectinG hand, Egypt will be left safe
All 81 thesa Qusstionil require time q
| settle One principis musf animate ~
namely TO 90 weigh oar xEsps tia
oaoe taken uc mnst aof refrsos theu,
| The military diffioaikg IL q large one
| the political difficulty h q greater ona
A still greater question wss WHISTLER d,
| provinces In the SoHdAn, which hal
lately ceased 90 be Dracticail,
under the contrss Of Egypt shoald b
abandoned 30 their fate. The most ian
partant Of tie Egyptian questions. hos
ever. u TIE financial question. which
~ yse unsettled. Unlii this question /
sstiied. noshiuR ca lie done. there |
10 alternative bstwesal taksnk steady
esutioas and ofrcumipe01 poiiay, 90.
t2ktGig course wnsoh E0aid cover Ena
land with shame namely. 70 abanliol
ERytt 10 Dor fass.r
fhe Marquis OF Salisbury thea relies
red to the domestic galley Of his Cos
eminent. he said u UaIi Intended 3
avoid ooutsntioas iaEizlasion, and q
spromete only such nRsasares ~ wer
necessary. fhess uonid inoinds. pr
nAp&. Secfstary los bce<1aDd ball. II
@oaid wieA mp the session 81 tls8 e2riiss
date ra9Eibis. and sxpressed hops TIA
she general elsctions vouid b ksia q
November i1th.
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Iozpox, July 6.-RasIiamsut rsasssm
bed sodAy. In ths ComEons Brad
lanzA. escorted By Isahoachers 40,
Bari. both Radicals. IIdusDesd 10 the q
bls wsfh soc parpess ~ taking shs oath
To shis Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Char
esilor Of tie ExsAeq'lsr, inserpose1 q
onfsesion. He Sad ihAn ths Houz~ -
ssreae1y Il ahs feelisiQ that bradIeuzl
ahoala moi - alls9sst h. 20 fhEaaQh q
fcrn Of taking sktI oath. He the
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fronh tns r'secinnls 81 tie Hguse unisa
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