A new Dictator for Peru.

Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3442, 6 January 1880, Page 2

A new Dictator for Peru.

Advices from Peru state the President of the Ecpublio, General Prado, has fled in consequence of the difficulty of prosecuting the war with, Chili and Bolivia, and because of the insecurity of his position. Senor Pir Loa Pireloa has been proclaimed Dictator of Pern. Calcutta, January 5. The Intentions of the Govern-* t meat of India. The Viceroy, Lord, Ljtton, made a speech to-day, in the course of which he said the first task would be to endeavour to re-assure and conciliate the Afghans with a view of an amicable settlement of the Afghan question. * Rangoon January 5. 2^ lacLiaa Prince appeals to jßJuropa* King Thecbau of*\?!inn«b» i haTin« failed to come to an amicable unov!l"wnding with the Viceroy of India, he it now sending an embassy to the various Euroj>eau Comets. . * ' ' „ . * '■'.. ?'

London, January 3. ' The Home Rule Party. The Irish at ftfew York received Parneli, the Home lluler, with ovations. , London, Januarj 4. Parnell's visit to America ia made chiefly with the object of mating speeches, and Appealing for the relief of tho distress existing in Ireland. s London, January 2. Turkey. It has been ascertained that the conduct of the. Turkish Ministry in regard to the representations of the British Government arose through the jealousy of Sir Henry Layard's influence with the Sultan. The Ministry persisted in evading the demands of the British Ambassador, and the latter was compelled to take a decided stand. ■ The Home Government has expressed regret at the incident, but supports Sir Henry Layard, to whom it has given carte blanche to deal with the Forte according to. his judgement. The Liberal party at Home generally approve of the action of the Government in the matter. It is expected that compromise will be effected, and that England will not have. to proceed to hostilities. The German and Austrian Ambassadors have both intervened, and recommended the Porte to arrange the matter. The Latest. Constantinople, January 3. /The difficulty between England and Turkey has been compromised. The resumption of friendly relations is probable to-day. St. Petebsburgh, January 3. Nihilism in Russia-