The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-28
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Republicans Eager for ZorilIa's Ret

LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Republicans Eager for ZorilIa's Return.
MADRID, November 27-At a meeting
of prominent Republicans Friday a reso-
luton condemning the recent military re-
volts was rejected Ii was decided to
urge Ruiz Gorilla to return to Spain, and
resolved that the party should continue
to be ruled on the basis Of the existing
Republican coalition. A general assembly
Of the party will be convened as soon as
possible.
The French and the Hovas.
LONDON, November 27-Reliable ad-
vices from Zanzibar say that rupture
between the French and the IIovas is
imminent. The Queen of Madagascar
has instructed General Willoughby, her
chief commander, to brook no further
aggression by the French resident II is
rumored that General Willoughby has
sent strong protest to Premier de Frey
cinet
The Reichstag Re-elects Former Onieers.
BERLIN, November 27-In the Reich
stag yesterday the president, vice-pgesi-
dents, and secretaries of the last Reich
stag were reelected On motion of DR..
Windhorst, debate on the first reading Of
the budget was fixed for the 30th instant.
The government has decided to dis
solve the Reichstag if it rejects the mill
tary estimates.
The Italian Budget.
ROME, November 27-The minister of
finance announces that taxation has
yielded 100000 lire ($S,000,0O0 above
the amount estimated in the last budget.
The budget for 1SS6-'S7 shows an excess
of 100000 lire and the budget for
16S7-SS will show an excess of II ,000,0W
lire. The minister proposes to devote th
surplus to the liquidation of state railwa
expenses.
Port Hamilton to be Coded to China.
LONDON, November 27-The Post thi
morning announces that England has
opened negotiations for the cession of
Port Hamilton to China, the object Being
to nullify Russia's pretext in connection
with Port Lazzarof, and thus secure
effectual protection for British interests
in the East.
The Heir Presumptive.
BUCHAREST. November 27-The Rou-
manian Chambers opened to-day In his
speech from the throne King Charles ex-
pressed himself as hopeful of a continu-
ance of peace. His Majesty also an
nounced that Prince Ferdinand, of HO-
henzollern, had been definitely selected as
heir to the throne of Roumania, the
King being childless.
Nine Years imprisonment for Treason.
BERLIN, November 27.-Editor Prohl
has been sentenced by the Supreme
Court to nine years Imprisonment for
treason 1t was proved that he supplied
France, through CAPTAIN Saramos, with
German military and naval secrets.
Mgr. straniero's New Mission.
ROME, November Eft is stated that
| Mgr. Straniero, who took the hats to Car
dinals Gibbons and Taschereau, will be
sent to England to negotiate with the
British Government for a renewal of di-
plomatic relations with the Vatican.
Public Economy in France.
! PARIS, November 27-The Chamber Of
| Deputies, by vote of 474 against 80,
Yesterday deducted 1926, 900 from the es--
Inmates for judicial and criminal expen.
ditures, despite the opposition of the
government.
The Sultan Decorates Kaulbars.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, November 27,-The
Sultan yesterday conferred upon General
Kaulbars the decoration Of the Order of
Medjidie.
The German Flag Protects Russians.
SOFIA, November 27.-The German
consul here has been notified by the Bul.
garian Government that the German flag
at present covers all persons entitled to
Russian protection in Bulgaria.
General Longs "Life of General X. T.. Lee.''
Memoirs of Robert E. Lee, his Mill
taTy and Personal History, embracing a
Large Amount Of Information hitherto
unpublished, by A. l.. Long, formerly
Military Secretary to General Lee, after
ward gadierGeneral and Chief Of
Artillery, Second Corps, Army of North
ern Virginia; together with Incidents re-
lating TO his Private Life subsequent TO
the War, collected and edited with the
assistance of Marcus J. Wright, formerly
Brigadier-General, Army of Tennessee,
and Agent Of the United States for
the Collection of Confederate
Records" New York, Philadelphia,
and Washington: j. NJ. Stoddart & Co.,
publishers. An advance copy of this
long-expected and valuable work, which
is to be formally issued from the press on
Monday next, has been received from Mr..
Morse, the general agent Of the publish
ers; and it is apparent from even cur
sorry review of its pages that il will more