The New York herald., 1878-11-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
ELECTIONS IN AMERICA.
English Sentiment Regarding the
General Result
BEACONSFIELD'S GOOD FAITH.
Probable Collapse OF the Rho
dope Insurrection.
AN ENGLISH HIGH LIFE SCANDAL.
BEACONSTIELD'S GOOD FAITH.
Probable Collapse OF the Rho
dope Insurrection.
AN ENGLISH HIGH LIFE SCANDAL.
rBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

AoNDONs NoN. % Aoeo
The Times in leading editorial article commenting
on the elections in the United States. says:"It is
With very sincere satisfaction that we publish tho re-
suits Of the November elections in the United States
had practically 80 decide could scarcely be
over-cstimated, and there some ground for the
apprehension that the caprice Of the democracy
might turn the scale in favor of reckless agitation
sense of the American people has TO the rescue
Just in time to save the country from the
consequences Of party laundering and immo-
rality Of professional politicians. Little
republican party and still less those Of the demo-
Gratis Neither side be exonersted from the guilt
Of paltering with inAationist, repudiatonist and
socialist sgitations which eliminated in the forma
that it is not improbable that both Messrs Tilden
and Thurman will disappear from the front ranks Of
The democrats before $780, and that Mr. Bayard will
be theirscandidate for President.
AN UGLY PHOmlbEr-W1LL hE AEEF IL
The Manchester Guardian's London correspondent
Says:-"Before the Penipotentiaries left Berlin
Lord Besconsheld and Count Andrassy signed .
treaty, providing that IL Russia should endeavor
to remain Turkish territory after May.
1870 England and Austria win insist upon her COM
pletc withdrawal II Russia should urge that Turkey
Is unable to protect the Christians. owing to the dis
turbed state of affairs in Roumela. England and Aus
Tho purport Of this treaty communicated to BUS
sia"
AMONG THE AFGHANIsTAN HILLS.
The Bombay Pioneer stated yesterday that the
Afghans In the Khybcr Pass deserting largely in
consequence Of sickness and hunger. Hopes are en-
tertained that the Ameer of Afghanistan will sub
NIT Internationally to the British demands. The
mortality among the Afghans at Jelalabad is
from thirty to forty daily. The Standards Paris
respondent telcgrsphs follows:-"I state posi-
lively that pospayievs proceeding for conference
respecting revision Of tho Treaty Of Berlin. The
3des originates in Berlin Vienna" despatch to
the Standard from simla says the government have
received copy Of Chinese decree ordering the
Kashgar authorities to arrest rebels who have taken
refuge ON Russian territory The Times Berlin des-
sand former Russian soldiers and officers have been
permitted to volunteer and start for Afghanistan.
THE RHoDoPE INsURnEcrIoS.
body Of Bulgarians numbering 1900, has burned
fourteen villages and the district Of Demotica. The
Porto has sent note TO Prince Lobanof pointing out
che fact that the Russians powerless
20 repress the Bulgarian movements. The
Easte~ BSgs's Constantinople correspondent states
that the Rhodope nsurrection has received Q fatal
blow by the assassination Of Omer Aga one Of its
most influential leaders. by Kara Yussuf. former
leader who had been disgraced for plundering Omer
Agas death produced such disorganization that the
majority Of the leaders dismissed their bands to their
homes. In note to Prince Lobanof the Porte dis
euasos the evacuation Of Turkish territory by the
Russians. The Tele0rapas Pera despatch says the
Porte has sent circular to the Powers setting forth
important reasons for not convoking Parliament
this year. but declaring that the sultan resolved to
maintain the constitution. The Berlin CORE
spondent of the Times says the Porte is concentrating
1000 men between Mitrovitza and Kostendl.
AUsrRo HUNGARY
The Manchester Guardians Vienna despatch says II
IL believed the adoption, by vote Of lGo to 10 in the
lower house Of the Reichsrath yesterday Of the ad
dress In reply to the speech from the throne will
secure the assent Of the Austrian members Of the
delegations to additional credit for &C.
complaining the occupation Of Bosnia, but At
the same time commits them 10 record
. vote Of want Of confidence In Count Andrassy's
foreign policy The session Of the Austrian and Hun.
vsrian delegations opened at Pesth yesterday. The
business done merely formal.
HIGH LIFE SCANDAL.
At the Marlborough Street Police Court on wcdncs-
Day . summons was set down for . hearing
against Lady Annio Louisa Sarah AnnieY Gooch
ing to palm on q spurious child on Sir
Francis Robert Sherlock Lambert Gooch as his
heir Lady Goochs counsel presented certificate Of
her physician that she unable to attend but the
Magistrate declared the certificate unsatisfactory and
sdjourncd the for week (the prosecution con-
scnng) declaring that Lady Gooch was not present
then he would issue warrant for her Immediate ap
prchcnsion.
[The family Of Gooch Ia Of great antiquity and has
Aourished for long period in various parts OF Nor
folk and SUFFOLK The family In first heard Of in 1882
and after long list Of barristers and wears William
0ooch ngures. according to Burke, In the Of
Queen Anne; succeeded by his brother the Right
iscv. Sir Thomas aooch successively president and
vice chancellor Of Caus College. Cambridge; success
sipeiy Bishop of Bristol, Norwich and Ely. aud
Who married Mary, daughter OF William Sherlock,
d. D., Dean Of st. Pauls Cathedral, London. He was
made baronct November 4. 1746. The present bar
and suecesded his brother Sir Edward sheroci l
Gooch. J. p, d. L.. May ~. 1872. He married. July
1e. 1874 sarah Annie, daughter OF q. A. Sutherland
deceased. An heir was born July 81. 1879. named
Francis Sherlock. This is probably the child
ferrod 10. II the word heir is used understood
according 70 the English law of primogcniturc.l
YnEScu AEFAnw.
II IL understood at Paris that tho Ministers Of Com
mcrcc and War have come TO an agreement for tho
partition Of tho Exhibition Building The southern
portion will revert TO the army for parade ground
and depository for stores. while the northern portion
win serve for nm industrial and decorative art mu-
scum. the grounds between IL and the river remain
ing in their present condition. After long and ami
mated debate. and many calls to order, the French
Chamber Of Deputies yesterday declared the election
u II. Paul de Cassagnsc invalid.
MONEY LATIN UNION
AT the Latin Union conference in Paris yesterday
Isaly agreed to abolish paper money for smaller
amounts than I'VE francs. in order to relieve France
Of the gut Of small coins driven 10 France by the use
~ small notes In Italy. These small coins win not bs