The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
--LATEST CABLE NEWS.
Political and Military Excite
ment in Europe.
INTERPRETATION OF SAIlSBURYS SPEECH.
President Grevy on the Franco
\ American Treaty.
fEW TURKISH CABINET.
Compromise on the Roumanian
Jew Question.
FRENCH PRESS LAWS.

lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Oct. 10, 1879.
The brirand Gasparoni, formerly the terror
Ii Italy, died recently in the poorhouse at Alb
biategrasso, Lombardy, ut the age OF ninety.
The Prussan budget for the ensuing fiscal
wear shows q deficit of $40, 100000. Prussia's
contribution to the exchcquer of the Empire is
estimated ut $5,5OO,OOO
The Globe states that q fire ut Samarcand, i'll
Independents Turkestan. on the 3Oth OF Sep
teuber last destroyed the great bazaar. seven
cainvanserais and seventy shops.
All the Jewish synagogues in England,
France, Germany, Bavaria and generally
throughout Europe, except the Hamburg syna-
gogue, will send dele gates to the approaching
London conference.
TURKEYS MINISTRY RESIGNS.
The Turkish Ministry has resigned, and the
following new Cabinet has been formed:-Said
Pacha, Grand vizier; Sawas Pacha, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs Mahmoud Ncdim Pacha, Min
lister of the Interior; Cadri Pacha, Minister Of
Commerce.; Aarifi Pacha, President of the
Council; Edid Pacha, Minister of Finance;
Djeldet Pacha, Minister of Justice, and Soubhi
vakoufs Safvet Pacha, Director General of Re
forms and Chief of Inspectors, with the right Of
communicating directly with the Sultan.
RoUMANIAN JEWS.
A despatch from Bucharest to tho Times
says:-"The conservatives and liberals have ar
rived at compromise the Jewish question
Tho government has accepted the conservative
principle that the Jews must individually apply
for naturalization, with the provision that those
who served in the army shall be naturalized en-
bloc. The compromise was to be presented in
the Chamber Of Deputies yesterday Saturday.,
and it is expected to pass Immediately. Its sue
cess in the Senate is certain
FRENCH PRESS LAWS.
A circular has been issued by the French Min
Ater of Justice, in which he says las the rc-
cent factious manifestations and indictments to
overthrow the lawful authority tend to bring
the laws into disrepute and dsquiet the public
mind, Procurcurs General are enjoncd to pros
ecute the authors Of any addresses, writings or
other acts which may appear to them to contra
vcne the laws and require repression"
MOVEMENTS IN AYGIIANIsTAN.
In consequence of the threatening attitude of
the tribes in the Kurrum Valley achievements
have been sent to the Shutargardan garrison.
General Cough has reached Futteh Abad. The
correspondent of tho Daily Ners at St Peters
burg says that he learns from an absolutely
trustworthy source that England has informed
Russia that British influence must dom
mate in Afghanistan's foreign relations.
The following details have been received OF
the attack the camp at Ali-Kheyl by the
Afghans OH the 18th inst.:-Four thousand
Afghans made desperate attack upon the
British camp, but were rcpulsed ut the point of
the bayonet, leaving on the field 40 killed and
200 wounded, and two standards. The British
pursued them two miles. The British loss was
two killed and fourteen wounded. The latest
intelligence is to the effect that the combined
frontier tribes are rctreatng.