The New York herald., 1879-09-04
Hunted CetyWayo Hiding in
the Bush.
EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS
Meeting of the Gear and Kaiser
Wilhelm.
AUSTRIA AND NOVI-BAZAR.
iBY CABLE TO THE uERALD.1


and Moscow shortly.
The report that the plague had appeared on
tho Turco-Persian frontier is now contradicted.
The Swiss National Railway, which sold
OH Saturday for 1000, ,OOOf, originally cost
32,OOO,OO
despatch from Alexandria says that Riaz
Pacha has been recalled from exile and will be
ntrusted with an important Ministerial post
An Imperial Russian decree has been issued,
establishing special force Of police in West
crn Siberia and increasing the police force of
Kieff.
The Sportsman announces that Uncas and the
Duke OF Magenta will shortly be taken back to
America. The latter has become O very bad
'roarer.
despatch from Rangoon to the Daily Ne,rs
says that the Burmese have mounted twelve
guns ON the frontier and have 10000 men con-
centrated.
The Standards Vienna despatch says another
great fire has broken out ut Serajevo, this time
in the Turkish quarter. Six Turkish houses
were burned.
Yesterdays sitting of the Turco-Grcck Com
mission has been adjourned until Saturday, as
the Greek members have not received the requ
site instructions. sass
The Post correspondent ut Berlin reports that
the Emperor and the Crown Prince have ap-
proved the project for an international exhibi-
tion at Berlin in 1885.
Tho Standard believes that the Duke of Edin-
bursh will become Admiral Superintendent of
the Naval Reserves, to succeed Rear Admiral
Phillimore, whose term has expired.
The Lendon Missionary Society has received
m from al fho of
Ujiji of Mr.. Dodgshun, q member of the mis-
Sion to Lake Tanganyika.
Further official statistics state that the Italian
harvest of this year shows u deficiency of
1O,OOO,OOO quintals of maize, 5000 900 quin-
tails OF wheat and 2, 2,OOO, 900 quintals of other
grain.
Tho Standards correspondent at Pcsth tele-
graphs that the waters of the river Thesis con-
tinne to subsde- The site of Sxegedin will soon
be dry. Eight more corpscs have recently been
found in that city.
The correspondent of the Courier at London
says that the steamer Faraday has completed
the laying of the first part of the ocean section
of the new French cable The line is expected
to be complete to st. Pierre this month.
1t is scini-ofiicially announced that Lieutenant
General TOurgoukasotf and not General Lamo-
kin, has been appointed to succeed General
Lazaretf, deceased, Us commander of the Rus
sian expedition against the Tckc Turcomans
A despatch to the Daily Ners from Rome re-
ports that the brigands headed by Salpietra,
who escaped year ago from tho prison van in
Palermo, have been captured after q desperate
conflict Salpietra, his lieutenant and two
soldiers were killed.
The Paris correspondent of the Times an
nounccs the death at Cognac of M. Auguste
Hennessey, the Orleanist Senator from the Do
partment Of Charente. The Paris Debais an
hounces the death Of General Bertin De vaux,
the son of one of its founders.
MEETING OF THE TWO EMPERORs.
The Emperor William and his suite started
for Alexandrowe yesterday morning and ar
rived there at three o'clock in the afternoon.
The Car was waiting to receive his imperial
uncle. The meeting between the two Empcrors
was exceedingly cordial. They were enthu-
siastically cheered by the large crowds Of
people which had assembled. General Won
Manteufiel accompanies the Emperor William.
Tho German government emphasizes the fact
that only the military and not the diplomatic
staff accompanies the Emperor to meet the Gar
AUSTRIA AND THE ORIENT
Tho Prince of Montenegro has arrived at
Vienna a visit to the Emperor. His pres
there Is considered to have political signiti
eancc.
The Austrian commission to arrange the occ,l-
patton of Novi-Baxar have arrived at PIcyIic.
They were received with military honors by the
Turkish garrisons during their journey
Tho Times Belgrade correspondent saws -
"Thc Austrian State Railway Company is ofii-
cially supported by Austro- Hungary in its cndca-
vor to obtain a concession for the construction
of Servian railways. 1t is stated that Austria
threatens to occupy the principality and con-
struct Servian railways BY force if Servia will
not yield to her proposals."
Count Jorniclli is expected soon to arrive mt
Belgrade OH special mission from King Hum
bert to Prince Milan. II is believed his mission
is connected with the occupation Of Novi-Bazar
by the Austrians.
SPAIN, TIE UNITED STATES AND CUBA.
A despatch to the Standard from San lldc-
fonso announces that the Cabinet has decided
~ instruct the Spanish Ministerial Washington to
insist upon Cuban refugees and filibusters being
compelled to respect neutral obligations. The
government has sent to Valencia, for embark
alton for tho Balcaric Islands, three generals.
who arc implicated in the late Cuban uprising.
Others are closely watched, and the movements
Of notorious agitators abroad are noted by the
Spanish diplomatic agents.
CONSPIRACY IN EASTERN RouMELA.
Vienna despatch TO the Times ports that
the police Of Eastern Roumcla believe they
have discovered widespread conspiracy cx-
tending throughout Tatar-B -Bazardjk, Kezaulik,
Eski-Sagra and Hasko. They have discovered
the existence of six revolutionary committees.
Pamphlets have been found summoniny the
people to arms. A speedy uprising OF Mo
hmnmcdans Is expected. Alcko Pacha proposes
10 place twelve battnlions of militia on n wnr