The New York herald., 1878-11-14
PELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE EASTERN OUTLOOK.
Emperor William and the
Social Peril.
ENGLISH BUSINESS PROSPECTS.
The Gold Discovery in India
| Moncasi's Appeal.
HE EASTERN OUTLOOK.
ENGLISH BUSINESS PROSPECTS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD


Advices from Pesth report that Count schouyalof
has had private audience with the Emperor. He
subsequently informed interviewer that he was
he bearer Of proposals. that he came to Pesth
70 settle minor matters, and repeated the assur
nces of the Cars desire to faithfully respect the
Treaty Of Berlin. A despatch from Constantinople
sys:It is stated that England is earnestly assist
Ing the Porte in its endeavor to con-
flude loan to be guaranteed the rev.
fnues Of Syria and the surplus Egyptian
tribute" despatch from Bombay announces
that serious insurrection has broken out in Nejd
District in Arabia. against the Turks. The Berlin
correspondent of the Pail Aau Ga=ets telegraphs
70 that journal that the Russian mission at
Fabul. Afghanistan. has not been withdrawn.
A despatch to the Post from Berlin says General
Fodleben has been summoned to Livadia. The Stand
rds Vienna despatch reports that Count Schouyalof
Eill probably proceed to London by way Of Berlin.
ows:-"From all that hes transpired it seems the
reports concerning Count Schouvalof's pro-
motion from the London Embassy for the
present are rnfounded. The idea Of proposing an
International commission charged to watch the exc
tution of the Berlin treaty, to be under
temptation in ST. Petersburg
II FRENCH AND GERMAN POLITICS.
H Emperor William Of Germany replying to ad-
Fown Council Of wesbaden said he hoped
soon to resume the government. He trusted
Fhat Germany's stand against criminal ten
pencies would be initiated by other States
sught to be the defence From Rome the intel
Eence comes that the exed German bishops, in re-
py to the request Of the Vatican to state their
views about the pending negotiations between
Germany and the Vatican, have addressed memorial
10 the Pope expressing wish that equitable
arrangement may be reached. The statement of the
Paris Estafette that the German government
laas decided dehnitvely to occupy the whole
pr the Samoan Archipelago. is highly i'm
probable. Germany has invited England
20 cooperate in demanding from Samoa equal rights
For traders, settlers and mariners with any other
nation probably account Of the treaty between
lBamoa and the United States. Germany pro-
fesses to desire than equality
under some agreement embodying the 'most
Favored nation" clause. The Budget Com
|nittee Of the French Chamber OF Deputies have
educe the estimated expenditure Of the budget
b5 O0oO 900 francs. The estimate for the army is
francs. being increase Of 000 francs
Thaitems of the budget were fixed by agreement
between the committee and the Minister ofiFinance
iThe Electoral Commission Of the French Chamber OF
Deputies has decided to recommend the unseatng OF
THE INDIAN GOLD DISCOVERY
The new gold discovery in India is described as fol-
|lows:--within OF twenty-five by thirteen miles
NINETY outcrops discovered of auriferos quartz
from two to four feet thick yielding from few penny
weights to 200 ounces per ton. The richer stone
shows when broken fine and and
Jagged pieces the size of pa. In some reefs
much Of the stone will probably not pay for
working, but il is believed that. on the whole, q
very large and profitable industry will be insured
with the aid of capital and good management
wynaad is healthy and pleasant for Europeans nine
months of the year. but fevers prevail during three
months
BUSINESS PROSPECTS IN ENGLAND.
Eighteen iron firms of Ashton, Hyde Staleybridge
Newton and Guidebridge have given notice Of
their intention to reduce the wages of
skilled workmen two shillings week and
OI unsklitu WoTkmtH one sIluiuX week
after November H. Donner 4 Co., East Iudia
merchants have failed. Their liabilities are $500 600
The cotton manufacturers ats Glasgow have re-
solved to reduce the working hours in
their establishments one-thirl This will affect 5000
employees. The Bolton cotton spinners have decided
to make reduction OF Ave per cent in the wages Of
their employees. Snow storms OF exceptional sever
y for shis time of the year prevail in the North and
Northwest Of England and throughout Scotland.
The enforcement OF the Bolton masters resolution
dependent the concurrence Of the
iers owning two-thirds of the spindles in the
district which includes Bolton. Leigh, Tyldesley
and Athcrton. Eight thousand operatives In Black
burn, who out of employment. are organizing
meeting to express indignation at the paucity OF the
parish relief.
NOTES CABLE.
The subscriptions TO the Egyptian loan closed
on Tuesday. The loan fully subscribed Ut 7 and
the scrip quoted yesterday the Stock Exchange
1t lali L per cent premium.
despatch from Madrid announces that the appeal
By Mcncssi win be heard by the Audenca Court in
ten days.
Mr.. OConnor Power NJ. p, for Mayo. stated at
public meeting last night that Mr.. Lowther, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, held out some prospect OF .
speedy release Of the two Ecnans who are still con-
hncl In Ireland-Edward oConnor and Edward
O'Kelly.
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