The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-19
Minister Lepere Thinks the French Re-
public Worth a Mass.
ITALIAN LIBERALISM.
Montenegro Depopulated by Fam
inc and the Sword.
CAMPOS SENT TO CUBA.
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By CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1879.
despatch from Pesth to the Standard says
that the Lower House of the Diet has voted the
Bosnian Administration bill.
At Dewsbury, in Yorkshire, two persons were
killed and thirty injured by the fall of gallery
at a political meeting last night
The Ners Paris despatch says the Council of
the. Prefecture of the Seine has annuled the
election of NJ. Humbert to the Municipal Council.
The correspondent of the Daily Nescs at Ber-
lin says he learns that the Gear will not 60 to
Berlin and that the Czarina's health is very
critical.
The village of Vitznan. at the foot of the Rigi
Mountain, in Switzerland, is threatened with
destructi on, wall Of rock behind the village
showing signs of falling.
The Globes Berlin correspondent announces
that Baron D'Oubril the Russian Ambassador
to Germany, has been summoned to st. Peters
burg to explain the relations between Russia
and Germany.
The Prince of Orange has published PAM
phlet at The Hague, replying to certain attacks
upon him. and affirming his respect for the con-
stitution. He declares that he hopes to acquire
by his acts the respect of his fellow countymen.
The publication of two new socialist news
papers has been announced in France-Le
Ibcsin Federal, to be started by communist
refugees in Switzerland, and La Fratermitx,
which is to appear on the opening of the Cham
bers.
In the Belgian Chamber of Deputies yester-
day the Premier read several dispatches from
the Belgian representative at the Vatican show
Ing that the Pope and the Papal Secretary Of
State, Cardinal Nina, deplored and censured the
attacks of the Belgian bishops upon the consti-
tuition.
NOTE OF WARNING.
The Times Berlin correspondent telegraphs as
fOllOws:-"The St. Petersburg Nou0e Vyemya,
discussing the prospects of war, says neither the
Russian people nor the Russian government
wish for war, because the bad financial state of
the Empire enjons peace; but every day and
every hour the conviction deepens that great
struggle is soon to break out"
despatch to the Gasslois from ST. Peters
burg reports that all Russian officers on leave of
absence have been ordered TO join their regi-
ments Immediately.
WHERE RUSSIA AND GERMANY CLASH.
The Posts Berlin despatch says the reports
that alarm has been created by the concentra-
ton of Russian troops in Poland are much ex-
aggerated. The military authorities at Berlin
consider that no cause for apprehension exists.
AFGHAN HILLMEN STILL IN ARMS.
A despatch from Cabul to the Times says that
two khans have reached there from Candahar
who report that the road between Khelat-i-
Ghilzai and Cabul is very disturbed.
ARcHDUCHEss CHRISTINE.
Archduchess Marie Christine has left Vienna.
She will arrive in Paris on Wednesday, where
ex-Queen Isabella will give State dinner in
her honor.
RESIGNATION OF THE ITALIAN MINISTRY
Signor Carroll has rendered his resignation rs
President of the Council having previously
agreed with Signor Depretis respecting the
formation of a new Ministry. If the King
approves of the agreement, n Cairoli-D eprets
Cabinet will probably be constituted in a few
days. Signor Carroll has placed the designations
of the whole Cabinet before the King. They
have not yet been accepted
CHURCH AND STATE IN FRANCE.
M. Lepere French Minister of the Interior,
has issued circular to the projects calling
their attention to the omission of the priests to
pray for the safety of the Republic. He wishes
to be informed whether the OMISSIONS prompted
by the bishops. He also desires to be informed
whenever bishop leaves his diocese without
authorization, and more particularly if he visits
rme.
EGYPTIAN FINANCE.
The Moniteur Egyptien of Alexandria pub
fishes DEGREES recognizing the functions of the
Anglo French Comptroers General and dcclar-
ing the domains pledged to secure the Roths-
child loan to be free from seizure. The English
and French Comptrollcrs General rank ms Min
istcrs and they arc irrcmovabe without the
consent of their respective governments. Their
functions respecting the service of the Egyptian
debt give them absolute control. The proceeds
Of the Rothschild loan will be applied cxclu-
pvely to the liquidation of the floating debt.
DISTRESS IN MONTENEGRO.
A despatch from Pcsth to the Daily Ners
mys:--''rhc distress in Montenegro is very
,reat. Onc-sixth of the population is almost
starving. The present supplies will only last
Ill the end of January There has been severe
6ghting on the Turkish frontier, near Breso-
vita. The latter place was completely plum
dcrcd by a body of 500 Arnauts."
REPAIRING THE HUAscAR.
A despatch from Valparaiso dated October
% says that the Chleans hope to completely
repair the captured Peruvian iron-clad Huascar
In two weeks. Advices from Buenos Ayres
dated October 20 state that the Argentine gov
eminent has ordered the purchase in Europe of
two iron-clads. A despatch from Valparaiso
dated October 20 says-"On the arrival at
Lima on the 10th inst of the news of the cap
ture Of the Peruvian turrettcd ram Huascar a
riotous popular and military demonstration was
made against the President and government
The Peruvian Cabinet resigned the next day.
The news of this riot is believed to be grossly
exaggerated"
THE TRANsvAAL TROUBLES.
The Post yesterday morning contradcted the
recent report that Sir Garnet Wolselcy has de-
tanned the First regiment of dragons at
xlo CaVa In ono.ar,nu,o of AZ, trcu1.lo.