Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1887-07-09 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

INTERVI EWING SIR SAL AR JUNG. A correspondent writing from Buyukdere says: An interview with the Nawab Solar Jung attracts attention in diplomatic circles. Being asked his opinion of the recent performances of Dhuleep Singh, Solar Jung said: "The fact is that Dhuleep Singh is simply up for sale to the highest bidder, and the British Government. knowing his real position in India, is not likely to bid for him stall. His name at no time carried weight in India, but by his recent performances he has succeeded entirely in forfeiting the respect of his felloweruntrymn, of whatever religious faith The ides of the son of the old Lion of Lahore sneak. ing about the Continent of Europe under the a il/s of Patrick Casey." When quesGourd as to the interest taken by India in the future control of the Bosphorus, Saler Jung replied, "The head of the Ottoman Empire is the head of my Church—the father of the faithful here and in India. With improving means of communication the connection grows each year closer. I scout the idea that England can ever be indifferent as to who owns the sacred shrine of St. Sophia. The old alliance between the great Queen who is the head of our State and the Sultan who is the head of our Church adds largely to our happiness as subjects of England. whose beneficent rule is founded on justice and g.md faith. It is also always recognised here that because Turkey is allied with Great Britain the faithful hew have a secure and invaluable buttress against foreign aggre,sion. I believe the public opinion of England will never permit any statesman to destroy a structure which derives its strength from the belief which the natives of India have in the resources of England. They feel secure in their religious faith looking westward to her. Were she to disappoint them, she would alienate the affections of 50.000,000 of the most warlike races in India, upon whose zeal England must hereafter rely to control the too progressive tendency of Russia eastward." Therefore," said the reporter, "you do not beliave in any new mapping out of Europe?" "I believe in no new map made by force and war," said Saler Jung, "though possibly one may be made in the interest of peace. The incessant and increaeing burden of military preparations puts such a great strain on the Porte as may lead the Porte to incite Austria to an intimate co-operation under the guarantee of the Great Powers to effect some arrangement which, being gladty accepted both by the Porte and by Austria, would prove irresistibly strong to secure the peace both of Europe and of India."  Rica AND POOR are alike critical as to the quality of the Tea they drink ; you avoid deception and loss by buying Elornitesn's Pure Tea in packets; it is guaranteed strong, rich, delicious, and free from all adulteration. Six million packets sold yearly. Horniman's Tea has been supplied for over 50 years.  Sin Witynrii LAWSON Bog secured the first place in the House of Commons on July 26th to move a resolution regretting the delay which has arisen in giving legislative effect to the resolution in favour of Local Option, which has been thrice carried in the House BOMBAY and Calcutta papers express the beliet that Indian tea will in future years be able to drive Chinese tea out of the market.  Banoti HIRSCH has forwarded a donation of £lO,OOO towards the fund for the establishment and maintenance of the Imperial Institute. Tee trial of Jolla Bums at Glasgow Circuit Court, on a charge of killing his mother.in-law by ahooting her with a revolver, and also with wounding another woman, resulted in a verdict of culpable homicide. The prisoner, who nearly fainted on hearing that his life ww to he spared, was sentenced by Lord Adam to fifteen years' penal servitude,