The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-06
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE THAMES DEAD.
Log OF the ByWell Castle and
What It Shows.
AWARDS AT THE PARIS SHOW.
Leo XIII. and the CathO-
lie Church.
AUSTRIA'S INVASION OF BOSNIA.
Depression Of Trade Throughout
Great Britain.
AWARDS AT THE PARIS SHOW.
Leo XIII. and the Catho-
lie Church.
AUSTRIAS INVASION OF BOSNIA.
Depression Of Trade Throughout
Great Britain.
icy CABLE TO THE HERALD


LONDON, Sept 9, 1878.
The following Is The log OF tho steamer BywelI
Castle, which down the excursion steamer
Princess Alice ON the Thames Tuesday evening"
"The master and pilot were on the upper bridge and
the lookout tho topRallantforoSastle light airs
prevailed. The weather was little hazy At AS
z. y. proceeded at half speed down Gallons Reach
When about At tho centre of tho Reach observed an
excursion steamer coming up Barking Roach, show
Ing har red and masthead lights when We ported our
helm to keep over toward Lupcock Point
THE WRONG oRDKR.
"As the vessels neared We observed that the other
steamcr had ported her helm 1 immea ixtcly after.
ward saw that she had starboarded her helm and was
Tying TO cross our bows showing her green light
close under our port bow Seeing a collision was
Inevitable wo stopped our engines and reversed them
1t full speed
SMASH.
"The two vessels came In collision, tho bow OF the
Bywell Castle cutting into the other steamer with
dreadful crash We took immediate measures for
mving life by hauling up over our bows several pas
Hngers. throwing overheard ropos' ends lie buoys
hold ladder and several planks, and getting Gus
ihreo boats, at the same time keeping the whistle
blowing loudly for assistance, which rendered by
ieveral boats from shore and q beat from another
steamer. The excursion steamer, which turned out
70 be the Princess Aco turned over and sank under
our bows We succeeded in rescuing a great many
passengers, and anchored for the night"
LACK OF INFORMATION.
No log Of the Princess Aico has becn made up, nor
has the captain survived 10 give account OF her
course The collision will be the subject OF Board
Of Trade inquiry Immediately.
TIE LOST NOT ACCURATELY KNOWN
An accurate estimate OF tho number Of persons
drowned Is impossible. The Bywe Castle received
damage whutevor
LAST ESTIMATES.
Later estimates OF the number Of persons dro wned
by the collision on the Thames are higher
than those given yesterday. IL is now
stated that between COO and 700 lost the major.
ny Of the estimates favoring the latter number.
diver says no felt eorpscs packed four and i've dssp
IN the after cabin OF the Princess Alice
THE AWARDS PARIS.
The Paris Journal des Debdts says:--MA mcetine of
the presidents Of the groups At the Exposition, at
which N. Teisserenc de Bort, Ministcr.of Commerce.
was present. declared strongly against publishing the
list Of awards prior 10 the distribution ceremony and
Insisted on the removal Of announcements put up by
certain exhibitors Of ther having boon accorded
prizes. The announcements arc based on indiscreet
Or accidental inform nation
now TO COMP RNsArE EXHIBITORS.
'Ths resolutions, though not binding on the su-
premcJ or Council OF Presidents, will exercise
on thlt to compensate exhibitors for the late publ.
cation Of Awards the closing Of the exhibition will be
deferred tnrso weeks with lbssty during the last ton
days to deliver Immediately any article sold"
WHAT THE SUPREME JURY DRsiREa
The Journal DIES Debats says the Supreme Jury do
sires that The list Of awards be published soon as
ready. The government will decide tho point utter
the accurate list Of awards is nled with the Ministry
OF Commerce
ANOTHER OPINION.
The Paris Lidere believes itself authorized to state
that the exhibitors A. tho Exposition wioe of,ciay
notified Of the awards oy the beginning Of October
TIE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rsman advices state thai Cardinal Monaco Laval.
istta Will 60 to Peruga represent the Pope at the
sonsscration OF a church at Csnoseio Tho whole
Pontdca Choir will be sent expressly by the Pc pc to
render the ceremony as imposing as possible, and
will follow the Cardinal. Tho Osservatore Ronsuso
draws attention the this vii, DO the first
sime the singers Of the Poniiaca Choir will have les
Roma
ENDING THE IMPRISONMENT.
The Timer cor respondent at Rome remarks that
The significance Of this delegation what mag be con-
sdered the frat stop toward breaking, at least In
spirit. the famous Imprisonment, is evident
THE cxrJBAcY QUESTION
special despatch to the Times from Paris says:-
"Herr Kinks nm Old Catholic priest at Heidelberg has
Iust bssu married, bat the Bavarian Old Catholics do
not accept tho decision Of the Synod for the
abolition of celbacy.'
GERMAN ULTRANoSrAyEa
despatch from Rome TO the Standard says that
Mothirds Of the ultramontane members OF the
serman Reichstag give notieo OF their intention to
oppose tho government even II comes TO an UNDER
Standing With tho Vatican.
THE FRxxcu SOCIALISTS
he noIi havo hrok
the Granello district the loft bank Of the Seine,
Inhabited by workingmon. Five o. the socialists
were arrested.
THE AusrRo-TURKIsH CONVENTION
AConstantinople despatch says ths Council OF Min.
sters has again discussed tho Austro- yen
tion. but without coming TO any definite conclusion
II 10 hoped, however, that Count Andrassy,s terms
will DO agreed TO at the next sitting Of the Council
TURKEY ALWAYS LATE.
special despatch TO the Daily Telegraph from Con- .
stantnople, under date Of Wednesday, says:-.
"Doubtless anal Instructions will Caratneo
dori Pacha tonight Things look moro favorable Tor
an acceptance Of tho Austrian proposal Of indefinite
occupation.
The Paris correspondent OF the Daily Neys
states that Lord Salisbury came to Paris
10 ascertain how France would regard more direct
intervention OF England in Turkish affairs.
HAS THIS BRES DONE?
~ mas even been reported that the sultan hastrans
'crred 70 England the suzeranty over Egypt These
reports are highly sensational aud unreliable.
xiDHAr PAcnA oAN'T GO HOME
inc DAILY Neus' correspondent at Vienna
'essraphs that the sutan's permission Tor Midhat
Pacha TO reenter the Turkish dominions does not in.
siude constantnople.
PROGRESSES or INVADERS.
General Philippovich announces thar n hand of
.'ooo bosnans was defeated on the Sd Inst near Ra-
,'noseo ana 'hry OF them wcro killed. General |
ssipery. on tho 18th inst, scnt Two regiments souab.
ward, driving the Bosnans from Lipac. on the Mau,ai
road alter a scvcn hours engagement
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Tho 7saes Belgrade despatch says 10000 Insurgents