The New York herald., 1879-12-01
LATEST CABLE NEWS.
Pikemen in Mayo and Malconteuts
in Hyde Park.
FOOTBALL AND PHILIPPICS.
CASTLES Grandees Pay Homage
to Christine.
NlHILISM AND THE GALLONS.
Gambetta and Waddington- GOrtschakOff in
Berlin Hanoyerian Adjustments.
RUSSIA'S ASIAN WlLES.
NIHILISM AND THE GALLONS.
RUSSIA'S ASIAN WlLES.
IpY CABLE TO THE HERALD ]

LONDON, Dec 1, 1879.
The French republican Left held a meeting
yesterday, at which it was determined to sup
port the Cabinet.
The Ne,cs' Berlin despatch says Prince Gorts-
chakof has neither paid nor received any po-
ltical visits since his arrival there.
The Standards Berlin correspondent denies
that Russia intends to invade the country of
the Turcomans through Persian territory.
The Standards Vienna correspondent reports
that the state OF affairs in Albania is very
serious, and that disturbances are apprehended.
The Nc,cs St. Petersburg despatch announces
that special meetings Of the Council OF State
and the Council of Ministers have been sum-
moned for an early date.
The ZelegrapAs Vienna despatch says the
failure of the Austro- German commercial treaty
negotiations has created much feeling against
Germany among a large and influential class in
Austria.
The NenS Berlin correspondent hears on
good authority that mutual arrangement has
been arrived at concerning the Hanoverian
question between the Emperor William and the
King of Denmark.
The correspondent Of the Daily Ne,cs at Con-
stantinople says the Greek members of the
Frontier Commission have threatened to leave
Constantinople unless some energetic steps are
taken to forward the business Of the Commits
sion.
Twenty-seven persons were yesterday dane
ing on the ground floor of a factory in the
course of construction, at Foggia, Naples, when
the two upper floors fell upon them. Seven
persons have been extricated, but there is no
hope of rescuing the others alive.
ALEXANDER OF BULGARIA.
The Netrs' Vienna correspondent telegraphs as
follows-"A Sofia telegram says that, owing to
Parliamentary disagreements Prince Alexan-
der, OF Bulgaria, has informed the Car that he
desires to abdicate."
RUSSIA AND TURKEY
The IclcgrapA's Vienna correspondent learns
that before Prince Lobanoff left Constantinople
he concluded an understanding between Russia
and the Porte which will have the full force of
an alliance in certain eventualities.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
The Posts Berlin correspondent announces
that Prince Henry of Reuss, the German
Ambassador to Austria, will shortly return to
Vienna. He will be instructed to resume
negotiations with Mgr. Jacobin, the Papal
Nuncio, with q view to establishing q modus
.virendi between Germany and the Vatican.
MIRsKY TO BE HANGED.
The Military Court at st. Petersburg before
which the nihlists charged with attempting the
assassination of General Drentelen were ON
trial has sentenced Mirsky to be hanged. Tark-
hoff has been condemned to hard labor in the
Siberian mines for thirteen years for assisting
to conceal Mirsky Six others have been ac-
quilted.
THE POPE AND IRISH PRIESTS.
The Standards Rome despatch say S it is un-
true that the Vatican has written to the Irish
bishops asking their interposition to quiet the
agitation, but says that the Archbishop of Dub
lin having informed the Pope of threatened
disturbances, the Vatican replied by advising
prudence on the part of the clergy and people of
Ireland.