The New York herald., 1879-11-07
Jerome Napoleon Has an Eye to
the Imperial Purple.
GUY FAWKEs' REVELS.
Emperor William and Grand Duke Vladi-
mir Go Cunning together
BISMARCK GROWS WORSE.
LEY CABLE TO THE HERALD. ]

M. Bertrand -Micent, republican member OF
the Chamber Of Deputies, is dead.
A Cabinet Council at Paris has decided not
to prosecute the Bishop of Anglers.
majority of the Committee of the French
Senate favor the governments Abolition bill.
The Spanish Chamber Of Deputies have
adopted the message relating to the kings mar
riagc.
A decree will appear in the Official Journal
to-day convoking the French Chambers on
the 9th inst.
The Envoy of the King Of Burmah is still
detained at Thyetmyo, pending further orders
from the Viceroy of India.
Sarah Bernhardt, the actressartist, has been
very i'll, and though her health is now i'm
proved, she has not yet recovered
Upper Silesia Schwazburg and other INDECENT
parts of the German Empire are threatened
with famine in consequence Of bad harvests.
The Paris correspondent of the Times tele-
graphs that M. Philippart, the well known
fnancier, has disappeared, leaving enormous
liabilities.
In order to neutralize the stronghold of Belle
fort, on the French frontier, a fortified camp is
to be constructed by the Germans at New
Breisach, near the left bank Of the Rhine.
Some French newspapers give rumors of a
projected matrimonial alliance between Prince
Thomas Of Savoy (brother of the Queen of
ITALY, and the daughter of the Crown Prince of
Germany.
noticed that the Emperor William has invited
the Russian Grand Duke Vladimir and the Rus
sian Ambassador for several days shooting ut
Letzlingcn.
The Paris Pair, the organ of the Elysee, ex-
presses the opinion that there will be no change
in the government for long time, and declares
that all that has been said on the subject is
purely imaginary.
A Paris despatch to the Daily Neps says -
"The statement of the Gaalois that NJ. Aiidrien
has resigned as Prefect of the Paris Police is
declared by note communicated to the press
to be purely false"
The London correspondent of tho Edinburgh
Seotsman says it is stated that attempts are
being made through mutual friends Of the par
ties concerned to settle the dispute between
Messrs. Lawson and Labouchere.
A Paris despatch to the Times says :-"The
sale Of the Russian St. Petersburg Gazette is for
hidden in the streets of towns in Germany on
account of several articles entitled German
Women which are full Of insults to the Ger
man nation"
PRINCE BIsMARcK's ILLNESS.
The Posts Berlin despatch says Prince Bis
marck's physician has just returned from
varzin. His report Of the Princes condition
dessnot allay the alarming rumors lately cur
rent
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN FRANCE.
The Manchester Guardians correspondent at
Paris says:-"President Gr6vy has commuted
the sentences of five culprits who were con-
dcmned to death, including tho notorious as
adverse to capital punishment, and this looks
like it's practical abolition"
LoMAKN SUPERSEDED.
A Berlin despatch to the Standard says:--
"The Russian General Lomakin has been super
seded in Central Asia and is expected at Tifis
shortly. His reiterated defeats by the Turco-
mans has cost him his position
AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION.
Vienna despatch to the Times says--"The
Nesc Free Press reports that further re-
duction in the army of occupation in
Bosnia and Herzegovina will be made. Eight
hattalions of infantry aud three batteries of
field artillery will be withdrawn"
Won BULow's SUCCESSOR.
1t is stated that the post of German Foreign
Secretary, made vacant by the death of Herr
Won Buelow has been offered to Prince Hohen-
lohe, the present German Ambassador to Paris,
who would simultaneously be appointed I'm
perial Vice Chancellor. 1t is understood that
Herr Won Stolberg, the present Vice Chancellor,
concurs in this arrangement, but it is not yet
known whether Prince Hohenohc will accept.
The Berlin correspondent of the Standard re-
ports that If Prince Hohenloho accepts the
Vice Chanccllorship Count stolberg will be ap-
pointed Ambassador to Vienna, and Prince
Reuss will go to Paris in the same capacity.
PRINCE NApoIEoN's COURT.
The correspondent of the Times at Paris
says:-"Princc Jerome Napoleon seems to have
abandoned his expectant r6ie and to be decid-
cdy taking the airs Of competitor for the
Presidency or the Empire lie has surrounded
himself with a complete diplomatic household,
including M. Brunet, an ex-navy captain, who
accompanied the Princess Clotilde, when she
left France on the fall of the Empire, us secre-
tary.'
MARTIAL LAW IN RUSSIA.
Tho Russian official newspaper gives notice Of
q decision Of the Council of Ministers, approved
by the Emperor, cmbodying the report of the
Governor General Of Moscow, announcing that
the provinces Of Kalouga, Toula and Riazan are
placed under the operation Of the Imperial
ukase establishing martial law. The nomina-
ton of officials in municipalities and in courts
Of justice, except judges, is transferred to the
Governor General.
RIOTS IN EXETER.
There xva m riot IL, Exeter earIy ~, VVo.1ro.
day morning in connection with the Guy
Fawkcs celebration. A mob assembled in the
yard Of the Cathedral around bonfire and at
tempted to demolish "hoarding" or enclosure
erected oprotcct the City Bank. The Riot act was