The New York herald., 1879-09-01
RUSSIAN INFLUENCE SUSPECTED,
Andrassy's Successor Not Yet
Appointed.
ISABELLA INVITED TO THE WEDDING.
Death of a New York Lady in
Switzerland.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1


LONDON, Sept. 1, 1879.
Mr. Longman, the last of the original part
ners of the eminent firm of publishers, is dead.
A Times despatch from Odessa states that
two socialists were hung at Nikolaieff on Sotur-
day.
The United States sloop-of.war Trenton put
st. Helens roads on Saturday in stress OF
weather. and subsequently sailed for Gibraltar.
The Archduchess Marie has arrived ut Paris
and has been visited by the ex-Queen Isabella.
The latter was invited to tho wedding, and
accepted.
LOrdrc is formally authorized to deny the
authenticity Of the recent report Of a conversa-
ton held by Prince jerome Napoleon with D
representative of the Figaro.
The Standards despatch from Alexandra re-
ports that the Khedive has informed the French
and English Consuls General that his accept
ance of M. de Blgnieres is impossible.
The Posts correspondent at Berlin an
nounces that the German government, owing to
the war between Chile, Peru and Bolivia, has
reinforced it's South American squadron.
Prince Dondoukoff- -Korsakoff has left st.
Petersburg for Odessa to assume the Governor
Generalship there, relieving General Todleben,
Warsaw.
A de>patch to the Daily Neirs from CONSTANT
nople says:-"A meeting Of Englishmen was
held here yesterday, at which memorial was
adopted to be sent to Lord Salisbury protesting
against the proposed new taxes on foreigners in
Turkey"
1t is now stated that the appointment Of
Baron Haymerle to succeed Count Andrassy is
not SO definitely settled as has been generally
supposed. He manifests some reluctance to
permit Count Andrassy to propose him, because
he lacks parliamentary experience.
The Vienna Moatags Rcrue, in an article on
the Austrian budget of 1880, shows that the
Cisleithan deficit this year will be O,O0O, 900,
which, however, will be covered, and the esti-
mates for 1880 will show no deficit If the con-
tcmplated taxation bills be sanctioned by the
Reichsrath.
The Turco-Grcek Frontier Commission held
meeting yesterday ut Constantinople. There
ore rumors in circulation that the deliberations
OF the Commission were of an unfisvorable char
acter, but they cannot be traced to any reliable
authority. The next sitting will be held on
Thursday.
The Daily NescS correspondent at Alexandria
announces that 1,5OO Abyssinian soldiers are
encamped near Mussovah. The Egyptian
troops ut Mussowah will be reinforced by 500
men, who have left Suez under the command Of
General Gordon. The General takes q letter
from the Khedve to the King Of Abyssinia
The election for member Of the Assembly to
fill the vacancy created by the invalidation of
the election of M. Blanqui was held at bordeaux
yesterday. Out of "a registry Of "a, ,149 voters
only 1873 votes were cast. OF these nj.
Blanqui received 3,939; M. Achard, 1852,
and M. Metadier 1874. There being no abso-
lutte majority u second ballot will be necessary.
ACCIDENT TO AMERICAN TOURISTS.
The Times Geneva correspondent reports that
. carriage containing party of American tour
lists driving from Martigny to Chamonix was
overturned. A lady named Mrs. Wright, of
New York, fell into a gorge and was killed.
DEATH OF GENERAL LAzAREFF
despatch to the Daily Ners from Tchiksslar
states that General Lazareff, commander
of the Russian forces operating against
the Teke Turcomsns, died ut Tchat,
from the effects Of carbuncle,
The same despatch says the Turcomans from
the Peznan side of the Attrak have attacked
the Russian line of communication with Tchat.
THE OCCUPATION OF NOvI-BAZAR.
The Vienna P,essc and Fremdcnblan announce
that the Austrian Commission to arrange the
occupation of Novi-Bazar crossed tho frontier
on Saturday The Standards Vienna despatch
says it is asserted that Russian agents are dis
tributing a proclamation among the Alban-
ians which is intended to excite them against
the occupation of Novi-Bazar.
ENGLAND AND BURMAu.
A despatch to the Times from Rangoon says
that Colonel Brown, tho British Resident
at Mandalay, has left, as the govern
ment could not keep an officer of
his rank where he was not treated
with respect. The moderate party is ginning
ground. The situation in Burmah is considered
more critical King Thebaw having claimed
sovereignty over Eastern Karennce.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
The Vienna correspondent of the Standard as
sorts that authoritative adviccs have been re-
ccived from Rome to the effect that the negotia-
tions between Germany and tho Vatican
will not be concluded until propositions
are made by the Vatican of o very
different nature from those now pending. The
Standards Rome despatch says the Pope has
received memorandum from well known
parsonage in Germany asserting that Prince
Bismarck Is not conccding anything to the
aeeds of the Church, but is yielding to mo
mentary political necessity.
INDIAN NEWS.
The correspondent Of tho Times Mt
Calcntta says:-''The ncws from the
Rnmpa rebellion is satisfactory. A body
Of 400 rebels were defeated by o
party of sappers and fifty of them were cap
tured. The Dacoits of the Deccan havo
transferred their operations to the Nj
zans dominions near IIyderabad. The CON
dition Of the people in Cashmere
has improved. Some distress exists in Eastern
Bengal, where the overflow of the rivers has
nearly DESTROYED the autumn rico oro,,