The New York herald., 1879-07-04
Reconciliation Imminent Between
Bismarck and the Papacy.
THE TARIFF DISCUSSIONS
Turkey in Trouble with England and
France About Egypt
HONORS TO AMERICANS.
tBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.]


LONDON, July 4, 1879.
The French Senate has adopted the bill pro-
yiding for the return Of the Chambers to Paris
Turkey has appointed her members of the in-
ternational commission for the settlement Of
the Greek frontier question.
The French Customs Tariff Committee have
agreed to n resolution raising the duty Oh oils to
one frame and thirty centimes.
The Times ConstantnOple despatch says the
Grand Vzier refuses to accept Mahmoud Nedim
Pacha as Minister of the Interior.
1t is formally announced ut London that the
business of the late Baron Lionel dc Rothschild
will be carried Oh by the three SONS Of the de-
ceased.
M. Paul de Cassagnac has been acquitted of
the charge of exciting to hatred and con-
tempt Of tie government by articles published
in LIE Pays.
Queen Victoria has directed that the Royal
regiment Of artillery meet the body Of the
Prince Imperial at Woolwich and escort it to
Chiselhurst.
The Daily Nescs understands that there is no
truth in the rulnor Of Count Schouvaloff's retire
ment from the London Embassy. He probably
takes furlough.
In consequence of the adverse vote in the
Chamber of Deputies on the Grist Tax bill the
Italian Cabinet, through Premier Depretis, has
rendered its resignation.
The Court of Cessation ut Rome has rejected
the appeal Of the Countess Lambertini against
the brothers of the late Cardinal AntOnelli,
with costs to the Countess.
A new Egyptian ministry has been formed
Under Cherif Pacha the head of the national
cabinet formed by Ismail Pacha after the dis
mission of his European ministers
Rev. DR.. John Cumming, the celebratedC Pres
byteran minister and writer on the millinnium,
has been medically ordered to rcnounce all men,
tnl work. He is about to retire from the min
istry.
A meeting of the Irish Catholic Bishops yes
terday declared the Irish University bill un-
worthy of acceptance in its present form. A
large meeting of Home Rulers III London has also
unanimously condemned the bill.
A despatch from Simla says that the prospects
of cessation of the famine in Cashmere are
gradually improving. The spring crops look
slightly better. The area of the autumn sowing
exceeds expectations, and the Importation Of
grain is proceeding satisfactorily.
telegram from Glasgow says that there
were only thrty-one persons in the High
Blantyre colliery yit at the time of the explo-
sion yesterday morning instead of fifty, first
reported. Four OF the victims were burned
alive. So far twenty-three corpses have been
recovered.
Owing to the dulness of trade and the general
feeling of insecurity at st. Petersburg the indus
trial exhibition contemplated for Moscow in
1880 is postponed year. The freights
brought to and despatched from st. Petersburg
by rail during April show falling off of forty
three per cent Us compared with April, 1873.
TURKEY AND THE POWERS.
The Standards Vienna despatch denies that
England and France have protested ut Constan-
stinople against the abrogation of the trade of
1S41 giving the Khedive the power to make
treaties. The Vienna correspondent of the
Times says this protest was merely verbal
one, and only made to open negotiations ON the
subject. The 7eiegraphs Vienna despatch says
the Porte has sent circular to the Powers ex-
planning that it's reason for the abrogaton Of
the trade comforting certain prerogatives
on the Khedive of Egypt is that, as
Isnail Pacha abused those prerogatives his sue
cessor might do the same. The Porte will not
make the slightest concession in the matter.
AUSTRIAN POLITICS.
In consequence of the Liberal defeat in the cleo
tions for the Austrian Rcichsrath it is probable
that the Liberals will experience q sensible loss
in the Delegations which deal with the foreign
policy. For instance the Czech conservatives
having secured q bare majority in Bohemia, 1t
is probable that not one of the forty-one liberal
Bohemian members will be nominated to the