The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-17
From All Parts OF the
World.
CANADA'S GOVERNOR GENERAL.
VictOria's Son to Escort Him and His
Wife to the Dominion.
THE AFGHAN DIFFICULTY.
Germany's Troubles with the Socialists
and the Vatican.

(Bx CABLE 10 THE HrRALD.
LONDON, Oct. II, 1878.
The Duke of Edinburgh leaves Coburg at
the end of this week to join Her Majesty's
ship Black Prince, which has been detailed
to escort the Marquis of Lorne and Her
Royal Highness, the Princess Louise, Mar
chioness Of Lorne, to Canada. It has
been determined that the new Governor
General and his distinguished lady shall
enter Canada as no Viceroy ever entered it
before, and the most extensive preparations
for the voyage have been made. The Gazette
announces that Her Majesty the Queen
has been pleased to appoint the Right Hon
orable Sir John Douglas Sutherland Camp
bell, X. T. G. @. M. G., commonly called
Marquis of Lorne, to be Governor General
of the Dominion of Canada.
THE AFGHAN DIFFICULTY.
dian affairs, in an exhaustive letter to the
Times, contends that 1t IS necessary for
England to possess paramount influence
in. Aighanistan, in order to insure the
safety Of her Indian Empire. Advices from Bonn
bay report that the Ameer OF Afghanistan is en-
deavoring to raise religious war among the
Mohammedans OF Central Asia against England
A despatch to the Standard from Simla says the
viceroy's native emssary, bearing the Ameer's
answer, Is expected to arrive at Kobat on
Sunday. II the tenor OF the reply is uDiavorable
operations will begin Immediately.
THE TROUBLED EAST.
The Russian Minister OF Finance was at Berlin
Monday last consulting the leading bankers IN
regard to the new loan Nothing was
settled. The Minister left for Paris Tues
day. The report that the Russians had
resumed their withdrawal toward Adrianople Is
not confirmed. The report that Mr. Layard, the
British Minister at ConstantnopIe will visit Lon
don Is declared untrue. A special despatch from
Vienna states that Count Andrassy Is certain Of
o majority In the Diet, the Reichsrath and the
Delegations because OF the belief that his
policy does not contemplate pushing occupa-
ton OF Bosnia beyond Its present limits, and
consequently reduction OF the expenses
is possible Dispatches from Berlin state
that, Count Won Beust being unfriendly
to Germany, his appointment as Austro-
Hungarian Minister at Paris has created Ill feeling
In Berlin. Vienna despatch to the Times says
the Porte has intimated tnat it has given orders
for the evacuation OF Spuz and Podgoritza
Moukhtar Pacha mas confirmed the announcement
that he and the Cretans have signed a convention
The transfer Of the territory coded 30 Servia
by the Treaty OF Berlin Is now complete.
From Belgrade it is reported that differences
have arisen between the English and Russian dele.
gates on the Servian boundary commission. Both
have asked their governments for Instructions
IL is thought the Albanans intend to moiest the
Boundary Commission, and a large Servian
force has been sent to yranja 20 protect them
General Rheinlander telegraphs TO Vienna that
The district OF Northern Kraina has been subdued
nter various engagements. which have cost the
Austrians 500 men killed.
GERMAN ArFARA
A Berlin despatch to the Post says Il Is an.
nounced that the Emperor William viii re-
sumo the government In tho beginning Of De-
cember. In consequence OF tho certainty of
tho passage Of the Socialist bill tho Central Socialist
Committee has voluntarily dissolved. In a parting
address It calls upon its mombers 10 continue sncir
efforts Tor tho propagation Of their political ideas
private liic. The Timcs' Berlin despatch says the
government will probably ondeavor 10 amend
msnt OF tho objection abio poInts OF tho Socialist bill
by private conference with tho liberals Tho
latter, however, arc very determined. later Berlin
despatch says she Recnsag has passed the paragraph
Of the Socialist bill relating TO u modified state Of
SIEGE with amendments offered by tho conscrva.
tlves giving the government greater discretion ~
to tho propdety Of prooIaim,ng state
OF siege and cxpcllsug suspected persons
from towns on the nnal paragraph being reached
MI amendments proionging tho period OF the opera
lion OF sho bill wcrc rejected and tho
paragraph was passed limiting u, as pro-
posed by the committee, TO March 81, 1881 This
completes tho second reading Of the bill IL will
como up on It's third reading on Friday A despatch
from Rome ssys:-"rhs nrst basis for ar.
yAugsmcnt between tho Vatican and Cor.
many having completely iailcd, In con-
sequence OF tho attitude OF the csntrs
party In the Roichstss, a new ard less radical
basis VIII be substituted and tho relations between
Church and State viii DO regulated nearly posi-
bic In accordance with existing German iawsn
81 NEWS
A Madrid despatch says the Spanish government
has received dispatches from Morocco stating
that tho Sultan Is disposed 20 accord full
attention TO tho .. representations OF spa,n Tho cor.
respondent says all possibility of 10 now con-
sidcrcd removed.
Tho Egyptian government has adhered to tne ar
rangemcnt by which N. Biesniere takes the admins
.ra,ion or Railways ana Ports and Mr. Rivers Wilson
The Ministry OF Finance.
Count d'Eu, son-in-law OF the Emperor OF Brazil
has RENTED 10 Minister Noycs 400 francs a con-
trbulon 10 tho yellow fever stricken people Of tho
United Stotca
ORANGEMEN ON TRIAL.
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