ENGLISH AND FOREIGN.
Berlin, January 9th. A Bill has been introduced by Bismarck in the Federal Council for the suppression of Socialism. London, January 10. In the trade returns for December imports show a decrease of five and a half millions, the exports of one and a half, compared with 1877Earl Boaconofield’a health is completely restored, Bombay, January 11. A powerful tribe of the Mangals assumed a threatening attitude. General Roberts consequently decided to return to Kurum and concentrate his forces. Letters from Kabul to Major Cavagnari were in friendly terms. Latest advices state that Afzul Khan, commanding the Afghans at Candahar, disbanded his army ami loft the province. General Stuart was one day’s march from Candahar on the Bth. The Deputy-Governor of Candahar tendered his complete submission to the British, and now awaits the arrival of Generals Stuart and Biddulph’s forces to surrender. The city of Candahar was formally entered on the 9th. Other leading officials and troops of Candahar fled to Her it.
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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1532, 15 January 1879, Page 3
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