The New York herald., 1879-09-22
Bismarck Arrives in Vienna on
a Mysterious Errand.
CETYWAYO A STATE PRISONER.
Peasant Proprietary System
Advocated in Ireland.
ALBANIANS AT JANINA.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD ]

lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. %, 1879.
A despatch to the Iinses from Bucharest, says
the Bulgarian Ministry have resigned
The men Of North England in the iron trade
have protested against Mr.. Dale's award and
demand his reasons therefor.
The Chairman of the Strike Committee of
Bradford Mechanics has sailed for America to
make arrangements for the emigration OF 75O
men.
The Nescs' Vienna despatch states that Count
Andrassy's newspaper organ declares that Aus
Germany and France.
despatch to the Standard from Pesth says
the floor OF synagogue at Szolnok, near Mum
cacs, gave way yesterday, owing to overcrowd-
ing. Eighteen women were killed and eight
seriously injured.
The Times Berlin correspondent reports that
the Russian Gazette says the city of Serpchoff
was nearly destroyed by fire on the 18th inst
There have also been confagrations in Torsok
and surrounding districts.
The Standards Berlin correspondent reports
that after the return of the Emperor William
from Alexandrovo Prince Bismarck presented to
him memorial demonstrating that it is abso-
lutely necessary for Germany to support Aus
tria against Russia in the East. The Emperor
indorsed the views set forth in the memorial.
THE BURMESE TROUBLE.
The Times Rangoon correspondent confirms
The report Of the departure of the British Resi-
dent from Mandalay. Cruetics continue to be
perpetrated by the King of Burnah.
ALBANIA AND GREECE.
IL,
it is reported from Janina that Albanians are
arriving there daily, with the object of fighting
the Greeks They are under the impression
that Janina has been ceded oGreece. They
number already 5000 men, and are amply pro-
vided with ammunition.
LAND QUESTION IN IRELAND.
A meeting on the land question was held at
Tipperary, Ireland, yesterday, at which Is, 900
persons were present. Resolutions were passed
calling for abatement of rents and the estab-
lishment Of the peasant proprietary system.
HOW THE sULTAN's LIFE WAS ATTEMPTED.
A despatch from Constantinoplc says that the
man who endeavored to force his way into the
garden of the palace on Wednesday last, and
in the attempt wounded three soldiers, was sub
sequently shot BY the Nzams He was Rou-
manian A demand for the surrender of the
mans brother has been refused by the Rox.:lan-
ian Representative.
INsURRECTION IN KURDIsTAN
The Stamdard's Constantinople despatch says
the insurrection in Kurdistan has not yet been
quelled. Two powerful tribes have joined
Abdullah with 1000 men. The commanders
Of Erzeroum and Bagdad have been ordered to
send all available troops to Mosul. 1t is feared
that the Persian Turcomans will join the insur-
gents.
EMANCIPATION OF SPANISH SLAVES.
The Ners Madrid correspondent telegraphs :
"N Liberal states that the government intend
to propose at the next session of the Cortes the
emancipation of slaves, to take effect next year,
with long term of compulsory service to com
pensate the owners. The secession of Marshal
Serrano from the Sagasta party is confirmed"
CETYwAYo IN BRITISH HANDS.
Advces from Cape Town. via Madeira, to the
I'd inst report that King Cetywayo was to em-
bark ut Port Dumford for Cape Town. Sir
Garnet Wolseley was expected ut Utrecht on
the 9Th inst. The Times correspondent mt Cape
Town writes-"The Colonial government has
consented to keep Cetywayo here AZ State
prisoner, pending the Queens pleasure"