The New York herald., 1879-08-11
Ismail Pacha to Remain
in Italy.
TALMAGE AT BRIGHTON.
Election Frauds Punished
in France.
G H o L E RA IN IN DIA.
my CABLE TO THE HERALD. ]

LONDON, August IL, 1879.
The Danube fotilla which ought to have gone
to Odessa, is still at Rustchuk.
The new Khedive, it is stated, has reduced
the civil list to ESQ, 900 ($4OO,OOO).
The municipality of Marseilles have voted
$1,000. in aid of the amnestied Communists.
The Ottoman Commissioner has arrived at
Sophia with the frman of investiture of the
Prince Of Bulgaria.
Three thousand miners of Silverdae, North
Staffordshire, have struck against increase
of hours or a reduction of ten per cent in wages
The Posts Berlin correspondent says it is re-
ported that the Prussian Minister of Justice will
resign when the new judicial laws come in
force.
The Standards Vienna correspondent tele-
graphs that another fire occurred at Njni-Nov-
gorod on the 9th inst, during the fair, causing
great damage. fr
The Sportsman announces that Higgins will
arrive at Putney to-day to prepare for his
match with Boyd, which is to take place on
September %.
Donald Mackenzie's West African expedition,
for the formation Of trading station ut Cape
JUDY, arrived there June 27. The party was
well received by the natives.
The Emperor of Austria left Gastein yester-
day. The zlmess Vienna correspondent claims
that the meeting of the Emperors of Austria and
Germany ut Gastein is not without political
significance.
The Russian Ambassador ut Constantinople
has supported the representations of the Prince
of Bulgaria in reference to incursi0ns of Turkish
troops into Bulgaria. The Porte has promised
to inquire into the matter.
Paris despatch reports that the warm
weather has considerably improved the harvest
prospects in France. The French producers
are frightened at the decline in the price of
French wheat, caused by heavy imports from
America.
A telegram from ConstantnOpIe reports that
.Safvet Pacha has promised the Greek Minister
that the Porte will appoint commissioners to
negotiate relative to the boundary. although it
would prefer to have the matter settled by the
mediation of the great Powers.
M. DE LEssEPs' CANAL SCHEME.
The correspondent of the Times at Paris re-
ports that M. dc Lesseps, speaking ut Beauvais,
said there are energetic Latin races in America
who are greatly interested in the Panama Canal.
He said he had proofs that the United States
does not think Of resistance to the undertaking.
Such would expose them to the CEN
sure of the whole Southern population Of the
New World.
THE KHEDIvE TO REMAIN IN ITALY.
despatch from Rome says Ismail Pacha
seems disposed to take up his residence def
nitely in Naples 1t appears that the Italian gov
ernment has determined to assign the Favorita
Palace to him. The London Observer says:--
-''Within the last few days we have given fresh
extension to authority in Egypt by placing
a positive veto ON the return of Ismail Pacha
to reside there
BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION IN FRANCE.
The Standards Paris despatch states that the
Duke de Rivoli, Bonapartist ex-Deputy, who
was recently put up for Councillor General in
the district Of Nice, has been fined 3.O00f. for
bribery and corruption, and his two electoral
agents have each been sentenced to weeks
imprisonment. M. Anquier, now Councillor
months imprisonment for aiding and abettng
the above named crimes.
CHOLERA AND INSURGENTS IN INDIA.
despatch to the Times from Calcutta dated
yesterday, reports that the cholera is still raging
among the troops and natives in Candahar and
is spreading toward Herat. The Rumpa
aisaffection is spreading. The insurgents
are badly armed, but conduct u guerilla war
fare. Operations against them will not be sue
cessfnl until after the rainy season is over,
when the troops can follow the insurgents into
their fastnesses.