The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-14
Germany Quaffs a Loving
Cup to France.
BOURBONS AND ORLEANlSTS.
Fitting Gortschakoffs Mantle to
Younger Shoulders.
T u r K EY DIS A r M s.
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lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Oct. IA, 1879.
The Sultan has ordered the disbandment of
10000 Of the regular troops.
In the small village Of Genijesk, in Southern
Russia, thirty persons have died from acct
dentally eating poisonous fish.
despatch to the Daily Telegraph from
Vienna says Prince Bismarck recently ex-
pressed desire to see England join the Austro-
German alliance.
The now bridge over the Neva, named after
the Gear, and constructed at cost of
5000, 600 rubles, was opened on Sunday last
with great ceremony
The Gaulois says :-"Count de Paris has writ
ten letter to Count de Chambord, declaring
that he remains faithful to the fusion between
the Orleanists and Bourbons."
Fifty-eight Deputies being opposed to the
Rounanian governments bill for the emancipa-
ton of the Jews, it is thought it will not obtain
the two-thirds maio rity requisite to it's passage
There have been two more duels-one on the
Belgian and the other on the Spanish frontier
arising from political differences. Both duels
terminated by one of the parties being seriously
wounded.
The Berlin Post revives the report that the
Russian Chancellor, Prince Gortschakoff, will
shortly retire and that M. valuyef the present
Minister of Domains will take charge of the
foreign affairs Of the Empire.
The correspondent of the Times at CONSTANT
nople says all classes are suffering from the
effects of the political and financial crisis in
Turkey. There are grave apprehensions Of
serious disturbances during the coming winter,
of which the prevalence of robbery and murder
at the present time is considered d premonitory
symptom.
THE DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH.
The Duchess of Edinburgh was prematurely
confined and delivered of still-born child at
Eastwell Park on Monday morning. Her Royal
Highness has siNce slept well and is progressing
favorably.
MORE COMMUNISTS.
Four hundred of the amnestied communists
who arrived at Port vendrcs in the transport
Calvados, reached Paris yesterday. Numerous
members Of the Aid Committee, including MN.
Clemenceau and Humbert received them at the
railway station. large crowd was present.
Cheers were given for the Republic" and
"Plenary amnesty" crowd of 1000 persons
Vas present at the funeral Of a communist in
the Cemetery of La villette, in Paris, yesterday
memDer OF u SOCIALIST committee made q
speech, declaring that the people should de-
mand, and, if necessary, exact justice for the
heroes who saved France. The speaker was en-
Enthusiastically applauded.
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
The Paris newspapers published yesterday
morning the following telegram from Baden
Baden 1.-THE French Ambassador to Germany
had a long private conversation with the En-
peror William here on Saturday last. The cir
eumstance is much remarked upon and is re-
garded us special and striking evidence of the
good relations existing between Franco and
Germany"
RUSSIA APPRAISED.
The statement regarding the insult offered to
the Russian Consul General at Salonica was ex-
aggerated. One of the employees of the Russian
representative was maltreated and the offender
was punished by the Turkish Governor of Sa-
lonca. A Vienna despatch adds that the per-
IONS accused of insulting the Russian Consul
General ut Salonica have been arrested, in ac-
sordance with the demand of Russia.