The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-10
TURKEY EATS THE LEAK.
Philippart Fails to Scuttle the
Bank of Europe.
TERGUKASOFF AT TCHIKISLAR.
Martinez Campos Stakes His Office on
the Abolition Bill.
icy CABLE TO THE HERALp.l

(BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.l
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1879.
The Czarewitch will visit Vienna as well as
Berlin.
The United States corvette Wyoming has ar
rived at Algiers.
The Spanish Senate has adopted reply to
the message announcing the Kings marriage.
At meeting of cotton mill owners of Oldham
on Saturday evening it was resolved to dlscon-
hnue the short time movement.
The Court Circular denies the report of the
betrothal Of the Grand Duke of Hesse to the
daughter Of the deceased King of Hanover.
The Times despatch from Calcutta says there
seems now little doubt of the Ameers treachery.
The general opinion is that he will be sent as
State prisoner to India.
The Soir announces that the Banque Euro
peene will discharge NJ. Philippians liabilities,
after the payment Of which the bank will have
sufficient funds to continue operations.
The Posts Berlin despatch announces that the
Gar has ordered the formation of two new regi-
ments Of lancers, to be named respectively after
the Emperors of Germany and Austria.
FRENCH SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
Marshal Canrohert, the Bonapartist candi-
date, was yesterday elected Senator from the
Department of Lower Charente. M. Guiffrey,
republican, was elected Senator from the De
partment of Hautes-Alpes. In the latter de-
partment the republicans were almost assured
OF this majority, M. Georges Guiffrey
being o veteran of the party, dis
tinguishcd man of letters, and in every
way an acceptable candidate. In the forme
they were divided. Had they found the right
candidate their success Vas certain. But Mar
shall Canrobert entered the lists at the last mo-
ment. His long and patriotic career: his record
In Algeria, the Crmea and the late war with
Germany; the charm Of his manner and the
prestige of his name weighed more at the polls
than his political opinions. There was little
doubt Of his election.]
BELGIUM AND THE VATICAN.
The Standards despatch from Rome says the
Vatican has determined to appoint Mgr. Van den
Branden one of the Popes Secret Chamberlains,
to be coadjutor to Cardinal Deschamps, Arch
bishop of Malines, with the right of succession
to that See. This important nomination indi-
Gates conciliatory attitude toward the Belgian
government.
CUBA's CHAMPION.
The Madrid correspondent of the Standard
tclegraphs:-"Well infoSned persons say if
Abolition bill and the tariff reforms in the West
Indies on free trade basis he, with the support
Of Senior Canovas del Castillo, will ask the King
to dissolve the Cortes, and in the meantime
govern Cuba by royal decree
TURKEYS NEW BORN ZEAL.
The Standards correspondent at CONSTANT
nople reports that the Director of the Press has
ordered the Turkish newspapers to dcsst from
attacking England under penalty of suppress
sion. Sir Austin Layard has been instructed to
enter upon negotiations Immediately with re-
gard to reforms in Asia Minor. The Standards
Vienna despatch says when Prince Lobanoff
returned to Constantinople from Livadia he
advised the Porte to fulfil the wishes of Eng
land regarding Asia Minor.
THE rURKEsTAN EXPEDITION.
The Berlin despatch to the Times says news
has been received at Moscow from Baker
that the troops of the expedition into
Turkestan are in q pitiable condition.
They have lost half of their number.
The Berlin despatch to the Post says the
Russian expedition in Turkcstan will make
fresh advance as soon as it is reinforced The
Standards Berlin despatch says:-''General
Tergukasoff's expedition has arrived at Tchiks-
lar"
MUTINY ON THE HIGH SEAS.
The Times despatch from Paris says:--"The
crew of the British ship Cornga, Captain Glib
son. from New York, September 20, have been
arrested at Antwerp. The Consul is investiga-
ting an outbreak which occurred during
tho voyage. The mate had several times
to rcprcss INSTRUMENTATION, which on Novem-
Der 3 reached such height that the captain
or Tered tho arrest of the ringlcader.
one Kearncy, Of Liverpool. The crew
resisted the captain seized n revolver
and the murinecrs also armed themselves.
The mate struck q man with hatchct, inilict-
ing injuries which proved fatal on the 9th inst.
This act restored order and Kcarney was ar
rested. The mate and five sailors ore under
detention.
MoNTENEGR AND ALBANIANs.
Intelligence has been received from Ccttinie
TO the effect that large bodies of Albanians have
taken up position at Gusinje, one of the
places the Porte coded to Montenegro, to take
possession. The Daily Ieiegaphs Vienna de
spatch says--"A strong force of Montcncgrns
has marched on Gusngc, pnlaging and burning
everything before them. More than three hun
drcd Albanian Mussulmans were mcrciessly
Slain"