The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
NOT RESIGNED.
The Deposed Khedive Refused
Asylum by the Sultan
MORE RIOTS AT LURGAN.
Chances of War Between China and Russia
on the kuldja Question
SOCIALISTS AT DRESDEN
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

LONDON August Is, 1870.
Eight thousand Albanians are now threaten
ing the Servian frontier.
Preparations for raising the Grosser Kurfurst
are progressing rapidly.
The Paris Defense contradcts the statement
that the Pope is seriously ndisposed.
A largo fire ut Szegedin, yesterday, destroyed
furniture warehouse and several dwelling
houses.
Two streams of lava flowed from Mount
Vesuvius on Friday as far as the base of the
cone, but there was no eruption on Saturday.
The Standards despatch from Berlin an
nounces that the third court martial OH the
Grosser Kurfurst disaster will assemble on the
Goth inst.
The number of victims of the accident on the
Argentan and Granville Railway is larger than
Mt first reported. Fifteen were killed and thirty
six wounded.
The Times correspondent Mt st. Petersburg
telegraphs the following 1.-THE volunteer feet
subscription has closed. Two million Of rubles
have been collected"
A despatch from Rome to the Standard states
that the Pope has sent despatch to the Nuncios
abroad saying that it will be impossible for
him to quit the Vatican.
despatch to the Times from Paris says
u great socialist demonstration took place
to-day, at Dresden, the occasion of the
funeral of Master Turner.
NJ. Perron. sub-lieutenant of hussars and M.
Riviere, editor of the Progress dc Lyon, yestcr-
day fought duel with swords Mt Lyons The
latter was wounded in the lungs.
The Posts Berlin despatch reports that Mgr.
Roncetti, the Papal Nuncio, is expected Mt
oh in, Iovc 70, tho ba-
tween Germany and the Vatican.
A despatch to the Standard from Pesth re-
ports that the Project of the Bulgarian police at
Sophia has been arrested in Pesth for recently
maltrcating the Austrian Consul ut Widdin.
The Standards correspondent Mt Vienna dis
GUESSING the chances of war between Russia
and China on the Kuldja question, says the
Chinese have available over 10000 men and
100 guns.
The Observers Vienna despatch says -'Ad-
vices from Constantinople state that circular
note has been issued demanding the dismissal of
AIeko Pacha." This report is regarded us SEN
sational.
The Army and Nary Gazette says the United
States war ship Ticonderoga suffered consider
ably from sickness among her during her
stay Oh the west coast of Africa. She has been
The Times despatch from Geneva reports that
a waterspout occurred on the 18th inst. at
Pays-de-Gex, causing the river Versoix to
overflow its banks. Buildings mt Divonne were
damaged to the extent of 100 900 francs Sew
eral persons were killed.
The London Daily Ners' Paris correspondent
says the announcement that the auditors mt the
sitting of the Council of State must have degree
=,
the policy of the government in case the Senate
rejects the Ferry Educational bill.
NIHILIsM AND THE RUSSIAN POLICE.
The Goios announces that last night the police
Of ST. Petersburg seized several carts convey
ing boxes OF gunpowder, grenades and other ex-
plosives to small chandler's shop in 81. Peters
burg. large store of explosives was also
found in the shop, and its proprietor was ar
rested. 1t has not yet been ascertained where
the powder was obtained or how it was to be
employed
THE DEPOSED kIIEDIvE.
France having refused to authorize the cx-
Khedive Ismail Pacha to reside in Algiers. the
Powers have minated to the Porte that they
do not object to his living in Constantnople.
The Sultan, however, is opposed to having
Ismail in his capital.
TIE BULGARIAN FRONTIER.
later despatch from Constantinoplc states
that the Bulgarian government having taken
measures for their protection, the Commissioners
will be able to resume their labors Immediately.
Reuters Constantinopc despatch reports that
the English officers and Turkish Commissioners
are still prevented from proceeding with the de-
limitation of the Bulgarian frontier by the action
OF the militia. The British Consul General has
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nient.
AFGIANfsrAN AND INDIA.
The Times Calcutta despatch says:-'The
Amccr of Afghanistan, having received some
formal letters from the Russian General Kauf-
mann asked the advice of Major Cavagnari in
regard to his answer. In accordance
with Major Cavagnaris advice, the Amcer
has suggested to General Kaufman that all
future communications be sent through the
Indian government. Cholera is still prevalent
at Cabul. Major Cavagnari has tclcgraphed
that the cholera has appeared among the
regiments which recently returned from
1Icrut. This caused panic ut Cabul,
and some of the soldiers deserted The cholera
Is diminishing ut Candahar. The Times de-
spatch from Calcutta ays:-'The drought
In Cashmere still continues and the
plornblc Tho British Resident ut Burmah is
closely watched Ills house is surrounded by
spies. The Court party is in tho ascendant.
The King Is still drinking.
THE RIOTS AT LuRGAx.
Further rioting occurred ut Lurgan, Ireland,
Oh Saturday. Many houses were wrecked The
police were stoned and fired upon, and some of
them were wounded.