The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-21
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

| ENGLAND AND TURKEY FRIENDS AoAIN-YAKooB
! KHAN WAITING FOB THE vERpIor-oAMBET-
| TAs FLAG OF TRucE-EsfPREss EUaENIE's
| LAW AT BERLIN.
| (BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Nov. 21, 1879.
| Prince Lobanoff has left Constantinople.
! Snow was falling in London at ten A. NJ. yes
| terday
| The Gar will return to ST. Petersburg on the
| 4th Of December.
Baron LASER, the distinguished Austrian lib
eral politician, is dead.
The Standards despatch from Rome contra
diets the report that the Queen Of Italy is seri-
ously ill.
Elliott, the oarsman writes to the Sportsnan,s
saying that if he defeats Boyd he will row with
Hanlan in England.
Park Hall, near Evesham, the scat of the Earl
of Yarmouth, has been burned. Some estimates
make the loss 100000.
Herr Won Schelling, Under-Secretary of tho
Prussian Ministry of Justice, has been appointed
Imperial Secretary Of the Department of JUS
ticc.
The Countess Dowager of Montijo, mother of
ex-Empress Eugene of France, has fallen
seriously i'll. The ex-Empress has started for
Madrid.
The iron steamer Pallas from Copenhagen
bound to Amsterdam, is believed to have foun-
dered off Heimskerk. Thirty persons are sup
posed to have persisted.
The Poscn Gazette declares that it has local
information refuting the reiterated declarations
of the Cologne Gazette that Russian troops are
massed on the Prussian frontier.
Lord Salisbury came to London from Hatfield
yesterday, and held interviews with Count Won
Munster, the German Ambassador, and Musu-
rus Pacha, the Turkish Ambassador.
The Ne,rs Berlin despatch says 1.-THE state
Of siege which has existed here for year will
be renewed on the 2Sth inst. for another year,
as the government does not think the social de-
mocracy has been uproOted."
The majority of the technical commission for
determining the site for new bridge across the
Danube are favorable to the Roumanian claim
to in cudc the fort of Arab Tabia one of the
principal dcfences Of Silistria, within Rouman-
ian territory.
The Standard says:-"We hear that Her
Majesty's ship Egeria has been ashore near
Pakho where she was sent to protect British
interests. A considerable portion of her false
keel was wrenchcd off and she will have to be
locked for REPAIRS
The Paris Rtpub'iqme Francaise warmly de-
tends NJ. Waddington, the President of the
Council, against an attack of the Noureuc
Reruc. This defence Of M. Waddington by the
organ of NJ. Gambctta is attributed to the
,upprochemcu lately established between NM.
Gambetta, Grcvy and Waddington.
THE CUBAN ABOLITION BILL.
It is expected that the report of the commit
tee on the bill for the abolition of slavery in the
Island of Cuba will be read in the Spanish
Senate to-day.
TIE SPANISH MARRIAGE
A Cabinet Council, presided over by King
Alfonso, has determined that the marriage of
the King with the Archduchess Marie Christine,
of Austria shall be solennized on the morning
festivities will be on a splendid scale, including
receptions, professions, gala performances ut
the public places of amuscments, banquets, bull
fights and national dances. President Gr6vy
and Premier Waddington called upon the Prin-
cess Marie Christine at Paris yesterday.
ENGLAND AND TURKEY.
The Times Constantnoplc correspondent
SAYS IL il confidently asserted in official circles
that cordial relations between England and
Turkey have been completely re-established.
EGYPT AND AByssINIA.
The Standards correspondent Mt Alexandria
tccgraphs as follows "A meeting of the Min
listers was held to-day under the presidency Of