ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1788, 13 November 1879, Page 2

ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

3 ABLE* NEWS.

SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE. LONDON, November 10. Tlio Chilians have captured Pisagua. There are rumors of a revolution in Lima. Earl Boaconsfield, in a speech, maintained that unless England deserted her national position in the European Councils, her policy was always imperium et lihertas. With respect to Irish distress, ho said that Ireland had never vainly appealed to England, hut that political agitations and social confusion wore useless.

[ketjtee’s telegrams.] LONDON, November 10. Adelaide wheat, per 49 Gibs, ex warehouse, 50s. The total quantity of wheat afloat for Great Britain is 1,450,000 quarters. Tbo Premier, in a speech at the Mansion House, stated that he believed tho revival of trade would ho permanent, because it was everywhere apparent in England, America, and Europe. Tho British Government wore closely watchingj, Ireland, who had never yet appealed in vain to England. Ono result of the Zulu war was that it taught tho colonists self-reliance in case of difficulties. The Afghan war fully soenrod the frontier to India, and maintained British influence in Asia. Ho believed there would he prolonged peace throughout Europe, provided England maintained her present position in the Councils of Europe. No mention was mado in tho speech of a dissolution of Parliament, or the future policy of tho Government. Earl Derby has resigned his membership of the Carlton Club, which is regarded as a severance of his connection with tho Conservatives. PANAMA, November 10, The Chilians captured tho town of Pisagua, in Porn.