The New York herald., 1879-08-27
THE RUSS0-GERMAN TROUBLE.
Count Andrassy and His Flu
ture Prospects.
ANOTHER AGRARIAN MURDER
Hopes and Dreams Of Prince
Jerome Napoleon.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD. !

painter, is dead.
The United States corvette Ticonderoga has
arrived at Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope.
Advices by mail from Cape Town, dated
August 5, report that King Cetywayo had
severe attack of dysentery
The Ne,rs' Paris despatch says the Official
journal publishes the preamble Of a bill for the
abolition of the Concordat.
Lord Chelmsford and Colonels Wood and
Butler have arrived at Plymouth on board the
mail steamer German. They were much cheered
on landing.
letter received by the Greek Committee in
London from Janina represents that very
small addition to the miseries endured by the
Christians in the border districts would cause an
outbreak.
The Berlin correspondent of the Times states
that he is informed on good authority that q
special French representative will be sent to
greet the Emperor William Of Germany on his
approaching visit to Metz.
The Standards Rome despatch reports that
the phylloxera has appeared in the district of
Lecco and i'll the commune of Valmadrera in
Lombardy. The Minister Of Agriculture is
taking precautionary measures against the
spread of the pest.
The Standards Rome despatch says the vio-
lent attitude of the Belgian bishops assembled
Mt Malines has caused much annoyance at the
Vatican. The Pope has sent instructions to the
bishops that their resolutions should not be car
ried into effect. The Archbishop of Malines is
expected at Rome shortly to explain the matter.
MORE EMIGRATION TO AMERICA.
crowded and enthusiastic meeting of work
ingmen was held in Sheffield last night for the
purpose Of taking steps to promote the emigra-
ton of surplus labor. A resolution was passed
to the effect that, considering the prospects of
trade in England, a large emigration is abso-
lutely necessary. Another meeting is to be
held in short time to carry this resolution into
effect
QUARANTINE AGAINST AMERICAN PORTS.
The Spanish government has announced that
all vessels arriving Mt Spanish ports after the
23d Of August, from the Southern States of
North America, must undergo quarantine.
GERMANY's DIFFICULTY WITH RUSSIA.
General Won Manteufei will go from Berlin
to Warsaw on the occasion of the approaching
Imperial review there, to salute the Gear on
behalf of the Emperor of Germany. The
correspondent OF the Times at Berlin says if
any misunderstanding has arisen between
Prince Bismarck and Prince Gortschakoff,
highly improbable that General Won Manteuffels
mission is intended to remove it. His presence
at the Warsaw review gan only be regarded as
an act of courtesy. But other special CORE
spondents assert that the General is sent to
Warsaw to settle misunderstanding
PRINCE JERoME's SENTIMENTS.
Special dispatches from Paris state that
Prince jerome Napoleon's alleged manifesto is
probably compiled from his conversations with
friends. 1t contains statement that he is per-
sonally opposed to anything approaching a
coup dttat, and that he firmly believes in an
eventual restoration of the Empire by a
reaction of public opinion, caused by the
violence of the radicals, but that he would not
prepare or hasten its restoration by any plot
against the lawful government.
prince jerome Napoleon, when at Trouville
lately, received n visit from NJ Haentjcns, u
leading Bonapartst, but, notwithstanding the
pressing solicitations of the latter, has mani
tested firm resolution not to depart from his
attitude of silence. 'If," says Prince jerome,
"all French republicans were content with
being simply republicans and did not insist upon
thrusting into prominence measures and
opinions which, rightly or wrongly,
IRE believed by the mass of the French
people to be subversive of the rights of
property, of the security of religion and Of the
sanctity of domestic relations, there would be no
trouble whatever in making the Republic pcrma-
nent. But the radical and aggressive element in
the republican ranks will not be content with such
q Republic, for instance, as exists in the United
States. They wish to establish one upon their
own systems, and they not even agreed
upon what the best of these systems is; they
are agreed only upon destructive policy and
have not yet determined upon the synthesis
which enables them to reconstruct the fabric
which they are determined to pull down."
This tendency on the part of tho rcpub-
lican leaders the Prince believes to be
irresistible. The result of it will be that the
entire conservative sentiment of property hold
ers and all religious classes in France will be
alarmed and restoration of the Empire will be
demanded and obtained, in the opinion of the
Prince, without n bloody convulsion The
Figaro adds that when the Prince becomes EN-
peror he will curb the clerical inluencc.l
CHURCH AND STATE IN GERMANY.
The Berlin North German Gazette publishes an
electoral manifesto of the new conservative
party, declaring that the State and the Catholic
Church should meet each other half way. The
inalicnablc rights of the State should be guar
anteed, especially as regards education, but re-
lgous instruction should be left to religious
bodies
THE NEW KnEDyE AND THE POWERS.
The French and English Consuls General ut
Alexandria have informed the Khedive that
Franco and England have definitely chosen
Messrs. Barring and DE Blignieres as Comptrol-
lcrs, and demand that the Khedive should pro-
mulgate decree nominating them. The khcdive
consented to their demand, but protested against
the appointment of M. De Blignieres
NIIIrLIsTs SENTENCED AND EXECUTED.
Two prisoners recently sentenced to be hanged
were found guilty of preparing explosives to