The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-16
JealOuSies Of Bismarck and GOrtSchakOf
and Armament of Russia.
CETYWAYO STILL In THE FIELD.
Mr.. James MoHenry Fails for Five
saa Million Dollars.
ANDRASSy ACTUALLY RESIGNED


.fssi 70 [nY CABLE TO THE HERALD
% teto.a LONDON, August 16, 1870
= One hundred and five thousand dollars in
American eagles went to New York yesterday,
not $500, 900, as reported
The Times Berlin despatch says that Emperor
William has returned to Potsdam, looking
strong and healthy He was enthusiastically
received along the route.
The Sportsman announces that Rowell, the
pedestrian, sailed for America yesterday TO par
tlcpate in the next walk. Brown sails to-day
to compete for the new O'Leary belt.
despatch to the Times from Zermatt, Swift
erland, says that DR.. Mosely, Jr., young
physician of Boston, fell and was fatally in
jured while descending the Matterhorn.
The Times Paris correspondent announces
that Prince Jerome Napoleon is expected at
Mont Calieri, where the Princess Clotilde re-
sides. He will also visit the King of Italy ut
Nonza
The Morning Posts Berlin despatch asserts
that the commander OF the gunboat Bismarck
has been ordered to conclude with other Poly
nesian islands treaties of commerce similar to
those with Samoa and Tonga
The Standards Paris despatch says:-ssIt is
stated that the six companies of marines who re-
part OF an expedition to the New Hebrides, to
which the liberated convicts will be trans
ferred.'
The Correspondence Generate Russe which is
supposed to be directly connected with the
Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, publishes
an article stating that Germany has abandoned
the friendship of Russia for that of Austria and
England.
Ems ENGLAND, SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
1t is reported in Madrid that the British Min
lister at Madrid has had conference with the
Spanish Minister OF Foreign Affairs upon the
situation in Morocco The Standards Madrid
correspondent reports that it is said Spain is
about to revoke her several treaties with Mo
rocco and that the garrisons of the Spanish
posts in Africa will be increased.
THE DISTURBANCE AT LURGAN.
The disturbance at Lurgan, Ireland, yester-
day, was between home rule procession and
the police, who charged on the mob with fixed
bayonets. Many q the police were wounded by
stones. The violence of the crowd was SO great
that the police fired upon them and killed one
aud wounded two. The mob subsequently
wrecked Lord Lurgans gate lodges and the
house of Protestant.
CONSULAR CONVENTION WITH ENGLAND.
In the House of Commons yesterday Mr..
Bourke, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs,
stated that the government had not vet been
able to conclude consular convention with the
United States but bill empowering the execu-
ton of such convention is being prepared 80
~ to he in readiness against the time when the
convention is concluded.
EMIGRATION OF ENGLISH MINERS
At conference of miners ut Manchester YES
terday it was resolved to establish u national
emigration fund association The conference
decided that it would at present be inexpedient
tO press for u general increase OF wages.
CETYwAYo STILL LIVES.
Some Zulu prisoners report that King Getty
wayo is with his army in the marshes of the
Umvolosi River, where he intends fighting
Two British columns will readvance Oh the Sd
Of August and meet at Magnibonium on the 9th
of August. Sir Garnet Wolseley telegraphs
from Pietermaritzburg that he has reason to
believe that the messengers from Cetywayo who
ore making inquiries concerning the terms that
will be offered the King if lie surrcnders are
only spies sent in tn ascertain the movements OF
the British.
l THE SPANISH NUPTIALs.
Ii is stated from Madrid that King Alfonso
ana the Arcduchess Maria oil Austria Will have
nm interview the coming month. and that their
marriage will be solemnized ut the end of Octo-
her. Senior Manuel Silvela, Minister of the In
terror, will be appointed Ambassador Extraor-
binary to accompany the Archduchess from
Vienna TO Madrid. The Cabinet discussed the
royal marriage yesterday. 1t is stated. from
Lagranja, that the marriage of King Alfonso
with the Austrian Arcbduchess will be sol
emnzed on November %, the Kings birthday.
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.
The Atlantic and Great Western reconstruc-
ton trustees announce that they will issue GER
titcates for prior lien bonds to the amount of
f5OOOO0, bearing six per cent interest, to en-
able the trustees to complete the foreclosure.
The price Of the new certificates will be ninety.
Mcssrs. Lewis and Tyler are cooperating rela-
tive To this issue.