The New York herald., 1879-09-16
Austria and Italy Shake Hands
Over Italia Irredenta.
ENJOYS TO ARCHDUCHESS CHRISTINE.
kuldja Coded to Russia on Payment Of
Five Million Rubles.
TING CETYWAYO.
IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD ]

LONDON, Sept 16, 1879.
Theodore Valerie, the French painter and en-
graver, is dead
The Austrians have entered Pruepolje, the
principal point to be occupied in the Novi-
Bazaar district, and have met with friendly
reception.
The Times despatch from Berlin states that
Herr Fritxsche, who was expelled from Berlin
under the Anti-Socalst laws. has returned to
claim his seat in Parliament.
John Carlyle, younger brother of Thomas
Carlyle, the essayist and historian, is dead. He
was born at Ecclefeehan, Dumfriesshire, and
his parents were Scotch farmers.
A despatch to the Times from Berlin says the
cattle plague having appeared in Russian Po-
land, Germany has forbidden importation
across the frontier of live stock from Russia OF
Austria.
The Times despatch from Paris says:-"Un-
less Lord Salisbury should come here Premier
Waddington will 90 to Dieppe the 18th
inst. to have an interview with him on the
Egyptian and Greek questions.
M. Olivier, Bonapartist, has been elected
member of the Chamber of Deputies for
Guingamp. M. Achard, who was elected ut
Bordeaux, defeating NJ. Blanqui, is a radical
who was exiled during the Empire.
1t is officially announced that the Duke of
Ossuna and the Duke of Medina Sidonia will go
to Vienna, instead Of Senior Canovas del Cas-
tillo, to officially ask the hand of the Arch
duchess Marie Christine Of Austria in marriage
with the King of Spain.
The Russian traveller, Prejevalski, has ar
rived at Schats-C Chou, in the centre of China
The Times Paris correspondent says
It is rumored that bill will be
submitted at the next session of the
Chambers to prevent a recurrence OF the abuses
practiced In the Bordeaux elections, by provid-
ing for the rejection Of votes given for ineligible
persons.
SENSATIONAL REPORTS ABOUT THE GEAR.
The correspondent Of the Daily Ncrs at
Vienna reports that the Ne,o Free Press pub
fishes a telegram from SimpheropOl, which says
great excitement prevails ut Livadia ON account
of rumors Of the Cars illness, death or abdica-
tion. The Czarewitch has been summoned to
Livadia. This report is considered highly SEN
sationa
HANLAN CHALLENGED BY ELLIOT.
Elliot has deposited ESQ ut the Sports-
man Office, required by the regr-
lations governing contests for the Sports
mam Challenge Cup, desiring the announce
ment that he challenges Hanlan to row over
the Thames or Tyne course for the Sportsman.
Challenge Cup and f2OO n side. The editor of
the Sportsman has written to Hanlan, notifying
him of the challenge. Elliot also offersto row the
winner Of the Higgins-Boyd race on the Thames
or Tyne course for f2OO side.
THE KVLDJA TREATY.
The Ne,rs' st. Petersburg correspondent an
nounces that the Kuldja Treaty has been signed
1t provides for the evacuation of Kuldja by the
Russians by instalmcnts during three years.
and the payment by the Chinese of 5000, 900
.rubles. Russia retains strip of land includ-
ing the military road in the direction of Kash-
gar. The Chinese Embassy will shortly go to
Livadia to thank the Czar for the conclusion of
the treaty.
TROUBLES AT BUBNOs AYREs
The Standard, in its financial article, SAYS a
private telegram from Buenos Ayres announces
the escape from prison of the notorious insur-
gent leader, Don Lopez Jorion. He has reached
Entire Rios and raised the standard of revolt
The value of the currency of Buenos Ayres has
deprecated in consequence of this escape and
the political situation is grave.
McpE RIOTS AT LURGAN.
A serious disturbance occurred at Lurgan
ireland, ON Saturday night last, arising out of
the stabbing of Catholic IN a partisan ARRAY
All the police of the town were called out, and
the conflict with the mob lasted some hours.
Several arrests were made.
BURNING THE ZULU KRAALs.
A despatch to the Times from Durham says:-
"Much doubt exists to whether King Getty
wayo will be caught or not. Sir Garnctt Wolsc-
ley has informed the chiefs that the capture of
the King their peace and prosperity will depend;
that the districts affording lm shelter would
be punished by the burning of the kraals. A
correspondent at Ulundi states that the system
of burning the kraals must force Cetywayo to
yield OF dio'
SPAIN AND cUBA.
A liberal newspaper states that the govern
ment would have submitted u bill abolishing
slavery in Cuba forthwith. but it was feared
that serious trouble to agriculturists would en-
sue from q lack of laborcrs. The Standards
Madrid correspondent is assured that all differ
ences between the Ministry and Schor Canovas
del Castillo have disappeared, and that If the
Cuban difficulties increase it is almost certain
that General Martinez Campos will return to
Havana and Sehor Canovas will become Pre-
mier.
BRTTIsH LABOR QUESTION.
The number OF cotton operatives on strike ut Ash
ton is how estimated at from eight thousand to
eleven thousand. The streets crowded by uncm-
ployed operatives. but littic excitement is mani
Tested. Serious complications are also arising
in the cotton industry at Preston. The operatives
ut the mills of Horrockscs. Miller Co. are expected
70 submit TO the Eve per cent reduction of Waves
notice of which posted week. but tho opera
tives at the Sovereign Mills have struck. The
Preston Operatives Association has issued
protest accusing some of the masters of
exceeding the reduction mutually agreed upon.
and recommending curtailmont In production.
Relative to the approhendcd distress among tho
working classes In tho tricky populated towns In
the northeast Of England. Il is estimated that 10000
persons In the district referred to have been thrown
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