The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-16
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
TURKEY THREATENS AUSTRIA.
Prince Bismarck's Nephew
Shoots Himself.
Great Number Of Awards Given
to Americans at Paris.
TURKEY THREATENS AUSTRIA.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1

[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Oct ID, 1873
The indian Cfpn and Mlstary Gazette states
that the British have made raid upon Wavering,
border village, and captured four chiefs, who are
held as hostages. despatch to the Daily Ne,1s
nom Kasauli states that 1t Is reported that
the viceroy will not be content with a simple
apology but will require the Ameer TO come to
Peshawur. II is reported that the commissariat
arrangements at Mooltan are at deadlock.
TURKEY DEYiEs AUSTRIA.
Vienna despatch TO the Manchester Guardian
says-''simultaneously with the presentation Of his
credentials the Ottoman Ambassador 90 Vienna was
ordered 70 declare 10 Count Andrassy that
tho Porte would be compelled to oppose by
arms the ADVANCE Of the Austrian troops upon
Nov,BazaE" A Vienna despatch 10 the Times
says the Austrian reply to the Turkish circular IN
diguantly but calmly and In dignined terms repsIs
The Turkish charge OF atrocities by the AustrtanG
Tho correspondent adds that tho Turkish AmbAssa-
dor who recently interviewed Count Andrassy 70
offer explanations must have been convinced
that u will be the FAULT or Austria II
she relations Of the Two countries DO not
become friendly. The Emperor Francis Joseph has
entrusted 10 Baron Won Pretis-CagDodo the task OF
forming . now Austrian (Cisleitnanl Cabinet. Its
definite formation, however Is not expected before
sne meeting OF the Reichsrath, on Tuesday next
Inc AUSTRIAN reply 10 tDo recent IuIkmn CHculaF
was despatched on Monday.
FRANCE NOT INTERESTED.
The HERALD's correspondent at Paris telegraphs
that the canard published in the Rome FanJuNa few
days ago regarding tho projected maritime demon
straion In the Mediterranean BY France is officially
Denied The Paris correspondent Of the Daily
News has had IN interview with N. Gam
beta. The latter said there would be
90 Ministerial changes this session. He also
stated that no would longer recommend tho dis
trussiul system OF voting the budget by tweliths.
sUIciDx OF BrsxARCKs NEPHEW.
A despatch from Venice to the Standard says Count
Won Bismarck, a nephew Of tho German Chancellor.
committed suicide at Venice yesterday by shooting
himself with revolver. Tho caused by physL
cal suffering
GERMANY SOCIALISTS
The German Re,chstay yesterday rejected paragraph
l6 OF the Socialist b authorizing the expulsion Of
agitators from towns The rejection was . oonso-
Qusnce Of . difference between the national liberals
and the conservatives, the latter endeavoring 70 in
tsoduco amendments increasing the stringency OF
she paragraph. The paragraphs authorizing the refusal
OF licenses 10 pubcans ana booksellers, forbiddiug
tho circulation OF periodicals under certain circum.
stances and constituting the Court OF Appeal the
manner proposed by the commitsee-na namely, OF four
councillors and Eve judges, with aprssdcnt appointed
by the Emperor, were adopted conservative
amendment giving the Emperor the unrestricted right
Of selection OF The president of the court rejected
PARIS AWARDS TO AMERICANS.
II 10 nov officially known At Paris that the awards
20 American exhibitors at tho Fronch Exposition
DumDcr 750 nameiy:-ren grand prizes. 80 diplomas
OF honor, 1874 gold medals, 200 silver medals.
gao bronze medals and 1853 honorable mention.
The aggregate is larger than the whole number OF
American exhibitors the Paris Exposition OF 1857,
or the Vienna Exposition OF 1879 larger pro-
portion exhibitors than to any other
represented at this exhibition.
yUNKxrISG JUST now.
II 10 announced in an official form that Str Miehsel
Hicks Beach. Colonial Secretary, and Mr. William
Henry Smith, First Lord OF the Admiralty, have
nounced shsr projected visit OF inspection to Cyprus
and Malta owing to the unsettled state Of Affairs In
the East.
CRETE MONTENEGRO.
despatch from Canes, Crete, received at Paris,
states that Arrangement between the Crstans and
ths Turkish authorites finally settling the question
At ISSUE has boon signed and sent 10 Constantinops
for approval A Constantnople despatch states that
Gussinto has boon surrendered 10 the Montenegrins
and vranja 10 the Ssrvians.
SPANISH IRE
the Daily Neps' correspondent At Madrid tels-
grsphs:-"In consequence OF the recent mur-
der Of . Spanish ofnc,ai IN Morocco the
Intervention Official circles opposed to
such action because OF the condition or The
finances. The government however, has
ordered several irigates two iron clads
10 prepare Tor see, and may be forced TO inter-
venc BY public opinion, which Is irritased by
the growth OF English influence 10 Morocco"
CABLE CHAT.
Arrangements are making for a banquet 10 Lord
Durerin at Belfast, Ireland, on mis- return from
Canada.
The Vienna newspapers announce that Count Won
Bsust, the Austro- ngarian Ambassador az London
viii be transferred PARIS and will DO succeeded
London by Count Karolyi. the present Austro-Hun.
gartau Ambassador Berlin. II Is considered
probable that Count wimpncp, tho AustroH ungarian
Ambassador Mt Paris will 70 to Berlin.
Berlin despatch TO tho Times says tho Porte has
warned sho press Of Constnntinopc 10 avoid tho sx
preston Of snt-Russian sentiments, a. Turkey Is
again on most friendly terms wi,h:Russia.
no OFFICIAL RECOGNITION OF THE rNDEPEN-
DENcE OF RoUMANIA.
WAsHiNGroS, Oct Is, 1873
There has been no formal recognition OF Roumania
By our government DR.. Timothy c. smith,
lately appointed United States Consul at Gal
asx, took with him the usual Diplomatic
letter issued 10 all consuis, requesting tho