The New York herald., 1879-10-02
Bismarck Feels Sure that GOrtSchakOf
Will Call on Him.
IRELAND'S BLACK CLOUD.
Released Glasgow Bank Directors Hooted
by the Mob.
ROBERTS BEFORE CABUL.
rpY CABLE TO THE HERALD

Mr.. Fernando Wood has arrived ut Paris
from Bordeaux.
General Won Manteuffel arrived in Stras
bOurg yesterday.
The elections in North Schleswig show the re-
turn of sixty-ive Germans and twelve Danes.
The Standards Madrid correspondent says
the Duke Of Bailen goes to Vienna to ask the
hand OF the Archduchess Marie.
The Standards Vienna despatch states that
Baron Chalice will succeed Count Zichy Us Am-
bassad0r of Austria at Constantinope.
The Grand Duke Friedrich Of Baden, son-in-
law of the Emperor Of Germany, will so to
Vienna on the 21st inst. ON an extraordinary
mission.
Mr.. Charles +. Macdonald, superintendent of
the United States money order system, has
rived ut Berlin to negotiate new postal money
order treaty.
A despatch to the Daily Neus from larnica,
Cyprua, reports that the British men-of-war
Achilles and Alexandra ran into each other, and
the latter is leaking.
A Vienna despatch to the Times says that
Hadji Soda. the leader of the Bosnian insur-
gents against tue Austrians, has been sentenced
to five years imprisonment.
The st. Petersburg Golos states that IL ,S54
ut Moscow during the summer, 1O,474 OF whom
were condemned to exile in Siberia.
fstic street encounter occurred on Monday
night between Mr.. Edward Levy Lawson, of the
Daily Telegraph. and Mr.. Labouchcre, OF Truth.
Mr.. Lawson attacked Mr.. LabOuchcre on nc
count of q paragraph published in 1,-ut Not
much damage was done.
despatch to the Standard from Madrid an
a., ~, t..
men to Cuba to relieve those already there, and
4,5OO more will go this month. Banks in Spain
and Havana have advanced nearly $5,OOO,OOO
for military expenses in Cuba.
The Daily Ners denies the assertion Of the
Paris Dtbats that Queen Victoria has written
to the Emperor Of Austria expressing her graft
Gcation ut the appointment OF Baron Haymerle
US Minister of Foreign Affairs, and says that the
Marquis Of Salisbury merely wrote to the
British Ambassador at Vienna, instructing him
10 express the satisfaction Of the government ut
Baron Haymerlcs appointment.
CITY OF GLASGOW BANK DIRECTORS.
Five of the City OF Glasgow Bank directors,
convicted Of uttering false abstracts OF balance
sheets and sentenced on the LIST Of February
last, to eight months imprisonment, were
leased yesterday amid the hootings OF u crowd.
Their names are John Stewart Robert Salmond,
William Taylor, Henry ingfs and John Junis
Wright. The other directors, Robert Sumner
Stronach and Lewis Potter convicted at the
same time of fraud, theft and embezzlement,
have still ten months imprisonment to serve.
FATAL AFFRAY IN IRELAND.
An affray took place yesterday near Castle
bar. One man was killed A Mr. Smith and
his son, agents OF the Marquis Of Sligo, were
driving near Mulranny, when they were fred
on. The younger Smith returned the fire, kill
ing one of the assalants, all Of whom were dis
guised. fierce struggle ensued, and the
Smiths escaping went for the police.
When they returned the body of the
man who was killed in the fight had
been removed by his confederatcs. 1t is to be
noted, however, that the accounts Of the affair
are very conflicting The Marquis Of Headfort
and his agent have received letters threatening
their death unless the rent is reduced. The
Castlcbar affray is generally believed to be an
agrarian outrage A later despatch states that
the body Of the man who was killed was found
In bog and is that of militiaman.
SPAIN AND SAN DOMINGO.
1t is officially announced ut Madrid that the
government OF San Domingo will dismiss the
military officers who caused to be shot the two
insurgent Dominican generals taken last winter
from Spanish vessel at Puerto Plata OH board
Of which they had gone for refuge, and will pay
an indemnity to the heirs of the slaughtered
generals also, that san Domingo will salute tho
Spanish flag.
BISMARCK AND MoLTKE.
Berlin despatch to the Cologne Ga-ettc
says:-''It Is regarded rs certain here that
M.
in the forthcoming session of the Prussian Diet
He will be represented in the Dict by Count
Stolbcrg- w wernigerodc, Vice President Of the
Prussian Ministry A Berlin despatch to the
Times says :--"Field Marshal Count Won
Moltke, Chief OF the Imperial Staff, has returned
to Kolmar from the autumn mannuvrcs with
number OF staff officers, it is believed with u
view to considering how Upper Alsace and
Baden could best be defended i'll the event Of n
French INVASION The Standards correspond
cnt ut Berlin reports that Prince Bismarck to-
day received NJ. D'Oubril the Russian Ambas-
sador to Germany, and Prince Orloif, the Rus
sian Ambassador to France. lie assured them
that no design to injurc Russia was discussed
during his visit to Vienna, and he believed
Prince Gortschakof would visit him If possible.
AT THE GATES OF cABUL.
General Sir Frederick Roberts tccgraphcd
from kushi to Simla that he would advance on
Cabul yesterday. The health of the troops was
good. Lieutenant kinloch on the way to join
his regiment, was ambuscadcd and killed. Sir
Frederick Roberts advance guard consists of one
cavalry brigade, two guns, two companies of
the Seventy-second infantry, the Fifth Punjaub
infantry and the Twenty third Pioneers A
despatch to the Daily Nc,cs from Kushi saws un-
confirmed rumors are in circulation there that
four regiments from TurSistan are marching to
join the mutneers Mt CabuL
JULES rERRY's EDUCATION BILL.
N. Jules Ferry, Minister of Public Instruc-