The New York herald., 1879-09-17
Why Russia Hates Germany and Bismarck
Quarrels with Gorlschakoff.
SPLIT IN THE HOME RULE CAMP.
Rumor Of the Cars Death Probably
Stockjobbing Man@uWe.
BRITISH LABOR STILL MILITANT.
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lDY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. IL, 1879.
The death is announced from London of Sgd
ncy Smith Bell.
The italian budget for 1880 shows deficit
of 6,OOO,O lire.
The Times Berlin despatch says Mgr.
Jacobini, the Papal Nuncio, has arrived at
Gastein.
The Emperor has returned to the capital, hav-
ing completed the inspection OF the autumn
maneuvres.
The Sportsman says that Boyd has informed
Elliott that if he defeats Higgins he will row
Elliott on the Tyne
The 1sncS Bucharest despatch says M. Boe-
resco has submitted the report of his tour to the
Chambers. 1t was coldly received
The news from Bagdad is reassuring. Several
Kurdish chiefs have submitted and Shek Alb
dullah is retreating, pursued by large force.
The report that France intended to send
Count St. Waller to greet the Emperor William
during his approaching visit to Alsace-L Lorraine
Is denied
M. Auguste Olivier at Guingamp is attributed
to his opposition to the anti-Jesuit clause of M
Ferry's Educational bill.
The intention Of sending an English mateur
athletic team to the United States has been
abandoned for this year. 1t has been found i'm
possible to complete first class team until too
late in the season.
The Standards Constantinople despatch
says:-"Telegrams from Adrianople represent
that the Mussunans in Eastern Roumelia are
flying to Adrianople for protection, and are
utterly destitute"
The official Gazette of Berlin publishes
decree dissolving the Prussian Chamber of
Deputies. The Minister of the Interior also
publishes a notification fixing the election of
direct Electors Tor September 80 and the cleo
tion of Deputies for October 7.
M. Rizarelli, an extreme radical, has been
elected member Of the French Chamber of
Deputies for Valence, defeating q moderate
republican by four to one. NJ August Olivier,
the Bonapartist, who was elected for Guingamp,
is not related to Emile OLIVIER the celebrated
statesman.
The Times Geneva despatch says the Aus
trian State engineers have completed their plans
for the proposed Arlberg Railway. The noun
tain will be pierced 5,2S1 feet above the level
of the sea. The tunnel will be 1920 metres
long. The Minister of Commerce favors making
1t purely State railway.
NO CONFIRMATION OF THE czAR's DEATH.
Toward the close Of the Paris Bourse to-day q
rumor was circulated that the Emperor of Rus
sia was dead but neither the Russian Embassy
nor the Grand Dukes, now staying in Paris,
have received any such news, which is consid-
cred to be without foundation.
MITCHELL HENRY AND HOME RULE.
Mr.. Mitchell Henry, home rule member of
Parliament for the county of Galway, has writ
ten a letter declining to have any connection
with the scheme for establishing an Irish
national convention. He describes the plan as
an invitation to the Home Rule League to CON-
init suicide
CUBAN REFORMS.
A despatch from Madrid to the Daily Nc,cs
says:-''The Spanish government is rather en-
barrassed by the increasing agitation in Cuba
General Martinez Campos has proposed to his
colleagues to make clear statement of his
reform policy as soon as the Cortes meets but
the Ministers and conservative leaders want to
defer the question until after the marriage Of
King Alfonso and the Archduchess Marie"