The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-28
Abortive Attempt to Revive Roche
forts Mot d'Ordre."
COUNT DE PARIS HISTORY.
Elopement OF Patician Maiden with
Diplomatic Turk
Won pUTTKAMMERs OPINIONS


plenary amnesty.
A Telegram from Rome reports that letter
from the Pope 10 tho German bishops viii
shortly be pablished.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times says
100 inhabitants of Injnnpoint. In Eastern
Siberia, have persisted by famine
The Spanish Minister Of Foreign Affairs has
received a copy of the treaty Of peace between
Spain and Peru. ratified by the latter.
The correspondent Of the Standard nj Alex
andra denies the report that the frontiers Of
Soudan and Egypt are about 10 he revised.
The Berlin correspondent of the fsst reports
that NJ. D'onbrii. the Russian Ambassador To
Germany, not enjoying the confidence Of Prince
Bismarck has asked 90 be recalled.
IL is reported that scryia aud Montenegro
have concluded an offensive and defensive ALI
sncc, which is directed chiefly against the
threatening attitude of the Alhanians.
The Allan line steamer Sarmatian, Captain
Arid, from Montreal October Ia and Quebec
18th, arrived at Neville yesterday on her way
to Liverpool. The Princess Louise IL ON board.
A despatch from Belgrade to the Times re
ports that Mr.. Kasson, the American Minister
to Vienna, has arrived at Belgrade. His mis-
sion there is in relation Ia consular commercial
propositions.
The Project Of the Police has forbidden the
appearance Of the Not dOrfre (ncwspaper),
which was to take the place of the Marseiiiair
during the suspension of the latter for insulting
the magistracy and defending occurrences which
the law characterizcs Us crimes.
MIR. Macdonald, special agent of the United
States Post Office Department has been received
by Minister Cookery. They have agreed upon
the principal bases Of an understanding for the
exchange Of postal money orders between
France and the United States, and the arrange
ment may be considered terminated.
The line of frontier proposed. by the Greek
Commissioners Mt the sitting of the commission
on Friday starts from the Albanian coast, nearly
opposite Corfu, runs along the watershed Of the
mouptains which form the northern slopes of
the two valleys and reaches the Egean Sea ut
point little above the mouth Of the Peneus
River.
GARIBALDI STILL ALIVE.
Garib1di has written to the president Of the
Italia Irredenta Committee as follows-"Some
persons talk Of peace and friendship with Aus
tria Pcacel yes, since we have not the cour-
age to drive her out Of Italy; but friendship
with Austria would be a sacrile,ge and le.r
Herr Won Puttkamcr, Minister Of Ecclesiastical
Affairs, speaking ut public dinner Mt Essen.
said:-"You are aware that the Emperor has
sacrificed his personal feelings to The public
veal. He has done so because he thought it
his duty to conclude an alliance which he hopes
will secure the peace of Europe" OF this
speech the North German Ga-ette says:-''Evcn
If Herr Won Puttkamer is correctly reported IL
does not follow that the Minister Of Public
Worship knows the correct history of the
Vienna negotiations" A despatch to the Nens
from Berlin reports that there was a conference
In the Foreign Office on Sunday between the
German Ambassadors to France, England and
Russa, which has attracted much attention in
Berlin. The conference was connected with
Prince Bismarcks visit to Vienna. The Berlin
correspondent of the Times says it is not
doubted that Herr Won Puttkamcr must make
way for some public servant more cautious in
words and less independent.
PARNELL ON THE STUMP.
Previous to his departure for America ut the
end of next month, Mr.. Charles s. Parnell, home
rule leader. will visit some of the large English
constituencies and Anglo-Irisli committees for
the frrtherance of the objects of an Irish Ma
tional Land League, which is to be formed, with
Central Committee in London. land meet
ing was held at Enniscorthy yesterday, mt which
5000 persons were addressed by Mr.. Parncll.
FIGHTING THE FRENCH CABLE COMPANY
The Times, in its financial article yesterday
morning, says 1.-THE tactics Of the Anglo
American Cable Company to nip in the bud
the French cable enterprise, by announcing
reduction in tho tariff messages to sixpcnce
per word from the opening of the new French
cable, appear to have been far successful, M
the shares CT the French company, issued at
five per cent premium, have fallen to twenty
five per cent discount"
THE CUBAN SLAVERY QUESTION.
The Standards Madrid despatch says the
Council of Ministers have unanimously agreed
to propose to the Cortcs tire plan of the Minis
ter of Colonies for the abolition of slavery in
Cuba, and Senior Canovns del Castillo, with half
the conservative party, will support the PLAN
A PRINCES HISTORY OF AMERICAN WARFARE
The Count dc Paris has completed the fifth
volume of his work, entitled 'The History of the
American Civil War;" lie will finish the sixth
and last volume in the course of next year.
trhe first volume of this history was published
in 1875. The Count often says that the hap
piest days of his exile in America were passed
as u staff officer in General McClcllans army.
During the ten months he was with the Army
of the Potomac he did good service. Ever since
his return to Paris he has devoted himself to
the study Of social and economical questions in
The United States. The principles laid down in
the history are frankly republican,
HERALD WEATHER. SERVICE.
The storm or disturbance, as 1t was termed,
which, according to tho HERALD Weather Bu-
rcau, WINS to arrive between the 24th and 20th,
Is now evidently passing over these islands.
On Sunday the barometer was reported to be
falling rapidly, aud during the night tue winds