The New York herald., 1879-09-09
GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
PROGRESS OF THE QUARREL BETWEEN GERMANY
AND RUSSIA LABOR IN ENGLAND-rHE NovI-
BAZAAR DIFFICULTY.
IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

AND RUSSIA LABOR IN ENGLAND-THE now
Bazaar DIFFICULTY.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD,1
LONDON, Sept. 8, 1879.
The Car has arrived at Livadia.
The harvests prospects in Russia are unfavor-
able.
Thcophile Christopher Hairless, the German
theologian, is dead.
"A despatch to the Standard from CONSTANT
nople states that Sundays meeting Of the Greek
Frontier Commission was stormy. 1t is feared
that rupture is imminent.
The Daily Ne,cs despatch from ST. Petersburg
says local paper states that Tobolsk, the
capital Of West Siberia, is threatened with in
cendiary fires. Soldiers are patrolling the
streets
The Times Paris correspondent telegraphs:-
''The Bulletin des Halles says the harvest in the
West and the Northwest will be finished this
week if the weather continues fine The crop
will be deficient"
Mr. John O'Conndr Power, homo rule mem
ber of the House Of Commons for Mayo, speak
ing at Castlcbar, Ireland, relative to the land
question, said that he put it to the government
whether it was better to recognize the pressure
Of agitation than to have to recognize the press
ure Of rebellion.
RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
A Berlin despatch to the Times says there is
q rumor that the recent violent language of the
Russian press against Germany is due to Count
Miliontine, Minister of War, and not to Prince
Gortschakoff. German newspapers mention
vague rumors of possible interview between
Prince Bismarck and Prince Gortschakoff The
Berlin North German GaScttc says that General
Won Manteuffel was the bearer of an answer
from the Emperor William to a letter from the
Gear.
SETTLING AFFAIRS IN THE EAST.
Intelligence has been received at Vienna from
Constantinople to the effect that Safvet Pacha
has informed the Austrian Ambassador that the
Turkish authorities ut Novi Bazaar have received
renewed orders from the Sultan to aid the ad-
vance Of the Austrian troops. Mr.. Michel. the
British Consul General in Eastern Roumelia,
has reported to Aleko Pacha, the Governor of
that province, that in consequence Of the op-
preston practised against the Mussulmans they
declare they would prefer Russian to Roumelan
government The Vienna correspondent OF the
Daily News reports that several companies of
Bazaar near Cainica
despatch from Belgrade says that the ap-
pointnent of Mr.. Jamison as Servian consular
agent at Now York has been professionally ac-
cepted by the United States government. The
latter however, intimates that the establish
mcnt of Servian consulate ut New York is
premature at present
THE VATICAN AND GERMANY.
A despatch from Rome to Che Pail Mall Gas
etc says:--"The Pope has written On autograph
letter to the Emperor William summing up the
results Of the late negotiations and suggesting
the Emperor's direct Intervention In the way of
clemency us the only way to re-establish har-
mony. 1t is reported that Prince Bismarck
knew and approved of this step beforehand"
LABOR IN GREAT BRITAIN.
The leaders of tho Ashton Trades Union fear
that they will be unable to prevent strike. as
the mill hands believe that 1t would be bene-
fetal in reducing production, even if it did not
prevent reduction of wages. At n meeting of
the shareholders OF the Union Spinning Mills.
mt Oldham, running 100000 spindlcs, u sug-
gestion to run on short time or to stop the Old
ham mills entirely, so rs to bring pressure to
bear on the Liverpool cotton market, seemed to
meet with great approval.
SUBMARINE CABLES AND THE LAW or NATIONS
The Institute of International Law, now IN
session ut Brussels, has voted in favor Of u reso-
luton recommending that the various States
agree that the destruction or injury of sub.
marine telegraph cables is an offence against tho
law of nations.
RAILWAY AMALGAMATIoN IN AMERICA.
Sir Henry Tyiers reply to Colonel Grey. referring
10 the meeting proposed In Colonel Groys Last lat