The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10
Trying to Exclude America from
the Continental Market.
AMBITIOUS COMMUNISTS.
Victory Of Mr. Sanford's American Bred
-FilIy at Newmarket. ffH
THEEBAU'S TURBULENT SUBJECTS
lBY CABLE TO THE uERALD.l


LONDON Oct. 10, 1879.
Count Schouvalotf has arrived in London.
st. Petersburg paper, the Rusicaya Prasria,
has been suspended for five months.
Two hundred and sxty-scyen farmers and
their wives left Liverpool for Texas yesterday.
A despatch from Bucharest says rain has
commenced and the drought is presumably
ended.
A great fire occurred on Wednesday last at
Riga, destroying forty houses and the new gov
eminent buildings.
IL is reported at Berlin that go, 600 hundred
weight Of rails have been recently bought in
Germany for the United States.
a Paris despatch to the Times reports that
1000 emgrants embarked ut Genoa for the
United States on Friday and / 200 on Sunday.
A boiler explosion in the dye works at Hall
fax, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, occurred
yesterday morning. Six persons in all were
killed.
A portion Of large cotton mill at Tendres,
Department Of Seine Int6rieure, containing
u 900 spindcs, has been burned The dam
age amounts to 100000.
The Times despatch from Berlin announces
that an agreement relative to post office money
orders has just been concluded there between
Germany and the United States.
The Standards despatch from Berlin says
Count Monts has been finally acquitted by the
court lnartal of the charges made against him
in connection with the loss Of tho iron-clad
Grosser Kurfiirst
Prince Bismarck goes to Varzin, his estate in
Pomerania, to-day. The Emperor has granted
him five months furlough, on condition that
he shall superintcnd any business Of more than
ordinary Importance arising during that period.
MORE SPANISH TROOPS FOR CUBA.
A telegram from Madrid announces that
1000 troops will be sent from Spain to Cuba
this month. In the committee on the abolition
of slavery one party favors immediate abolition
without compensation to the owners; another
party favors gradual abolition without compcn-
sation, and third party favors gradual abo-
lition with compensation. No decision was
reached. meeting of the Spanish democratic
Deputies of various shades has resolved in favor
of amalgamation into one party. They exclude
the fedcralists. Senior Emilio CASTELAR, did not
attend the meeting. Four hundred and fifty
emigrants, who recently left Spain, have arrived
ut Havana.
COMMERCIAL RLOCKADE.
The Berlin correspondence OF the Daily Stand
ard ays:-'"The Worth German Gazette contains
an article recommending the admission of
France into the projected Austro-German Tariff
League. This article is regarded as "a fecler in
favor of tho policy of establishing free trade
among nations which are OH the Same level of
industrial development, and consequently cx-
Guiding England and America from the CONT
mental market"
ENGLAND IN BURMAH.
despatch in the second edition of the Lon
don Times. dated Mandalay, October z, says -
'Thc rcsidcncy party will leave soon. No diff
Guilty disturbance has occurred. The Bur
mese Premier wrote the Acting Resident po-
lite letter, and carefully sent aboard his vessel
the property left at the rcsdency. The au-
thortics and the people altogether behaved ex-
trcmely WELL" The DaIy Ners correspondent
at Rangoon states that u number of emssarics
of the King of Burmah exciting sedition In
the Basscin and Irawaddy districts
THE PRUssIAN ELECTIONS.
The Prussian conservative journals are much
eated over their victory in the recent elections,
which is quite decisive and surpasscs expccta-
ton. The liberal journals arc corrcspondingly
depressed The Germania, the utramontano
organ. says The elections show that the pco-
pie condemn the euitUkan,W and demand their
religious rights and liberties" The Prussian
Diet will meet on the 18th inst.
ANnRAssY's FAREWELL
Count Andrassy, in taking leave of the Off
Gals of the Foreign Office, begged them to sup
port Baron lIaymcrlc. who, he said. upheld the
same opinions as himself, and added that he
believed the dangers which had threatened the
monarchy had been averted, and that u time Of
quiet regularity might be expected.
The Paris correspondent of tho Times says he
hears ON good authority that the principal sub
ject of discussion between Count Andrassy
and Prince Bismarck at Vienna was the
means of keeping Russia within the limits
signed by tho Congress of Berlin. Prince Bis
marck, moreover, did not conceal firm intcn-
ton OF thwarting Italian aspirations Tor an
increase of territory.
DEATH OF PRINCESS CAROLINE BoNArARTE.
The death OF Princess Marie Anne Caroline
Bonaparte is announced from Rome She was
born February -, 1928. She was the daugh-
ter of Signor CARDINAL. lawyer of Lucca, and
the widow of Prince Antoine Bonapartc.