CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3092, 15 January 1879, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

(Reutee's Special to Pbess Agency.) Beblin, Jaauary 9. A bill has beeii introduced by Prince Bismarck with the Federal Council with the object of suppressing Socialism, which is also condemned by the Pope. Lomdon, January 11. The trade returns for the last year show a decrease in imports of fire and a half millions, in exports of one and a-half millions, as compared with 1877. Earl Beaconsfield's health is completely restored. > 4 Bombay, January 11. The powerful tribe Mangas hare assumed a threatening attitude. General Roberts has therefore determined ■to return to Kurum and concentrate his forces. The Sirder of Cabul has written to Major Cavagnari in friendly terms. Latest advices state that Abzul Kan, commanding the Afghans at Kandahar, has disbanded his army and left the province. Doniild Stewart was one day's march from Kandahar, on the eighth. Bombay, January 12. The deputy governor of Kandahar has tendered complete submission to the

British, and now awaits the arrival of Generals Stewart and Biddulph's forces to surrender the city. Kandahar has been formally entered. Most of the leading officials and troops have fled to Herat. January 13. Donald Stewart and forces hare marched through Kandahar unopposed.