The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-29
Lawyer Rea Brings His Prison
Clothes Into Court.
KILI4EN FORCIBLY ELECTED.
Wind and Weather Oppose the
Royal Lovers.



It is reafirmed from Madrid that Premier
Campos and Senior Canovas del Castillo have
come to an agreement upon the subject OF re-
forms in Cuba.
The Master of the Rolls has made an order,
the effect Of which will be to restore Mr.. Henry
Labouchorc, Of Truth, to membership of the
Beefsteak Club.
The Ners st. Petersburg despatch says tho
trial OF Mirsky and seven other nihilists for the
attempted assassination of General Drentelen
commenced yesterday.
despatch from Cabul to the Daily Ners re-
ports that General Baker attacked the Afghans
his front in force on Thursday. The enemy
ted at the first assault and the tribes are now
dispensing.
A despatch from Vienna to the Standard
says:-"M. Novikoff, the Russian Ambassador
here, has been summoned to st. Petersburg to
participate in the forthcoming Ministerial de-
Hberations'
/. The Gdulois denies the statement of the
Figaro that Prince jerome Napoleon, during "a
recent visit to Cardinal Bonnechose, declared
that he intended to publish article z of the Edu-
cational bill.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times tele-
graphs as follows:-'"The view which connects
the visit to Berlin of the King and Queen Of
Denmark with the relations of Germany, Den
mark and the Hanoverian question finds more
and more confirmation"
A despatch from Alexandria to the Vienna
h1<,ffe &c, haa
instructed in case the negotiations with the
King of Abyssinia prove fruitless, to proceed to
Khartoum and report the failure of his mission
to the foreign Consuls there, and afterward to
proceed to Bender and enter Abyssinia with
Egyptian troops"
THE CAPTURE OP IQUIQUE.
The Chilean Minister to England confirms
the report of the capture of Iquique by his
sountrymen.
THE GERMAN POST OFFICE.
A despatch from Berlin to the Post says -
"The German Postmaster General is preparing
proposal to be presented to the Reichstag,
under which the Post Office Department will
have charge of the entire freight traffic of the
German railways and become the general car
rier of the public"
THE FRANCo-AMERICAN TREATY.
The French Committee on the Franco -Ameri-
can Treaty of Commerce has published a
volume entitled "The Report and Resolutions
Adopted in the Chambers of Commerce of the
Uuited States and France" The work has been
sent to President Hayes, to the Minister of the
United States in France, to the most influential
members of both houses of Congress and to the
presidents of all Chambers of Commerce and
Boards Of Trade in the United States
THE ITALIAN MINISTRY.
A despatch from Rome to the Times says:-
"Signor Trnchera, of Signor Ncotera's group of
Deputies, yesterday made an attack the
Cabinet in the Chamber of Deputies in language
80 violent that he was called to order several
times. Among other invectives he asserted that
the new Ministry was an insult to the Chamber
of Deputies and to the country" The Times
Rome correspondent reports that the threatened
storm in Italian politics has ended in nothing.
PRINCE GoRTscHAKoFF IN BERLIN.
A despatch from Berlin to the Daily Ne,cs an
nounces the arrival there of Prince Gortscha-
koff. He will probably remain in Berlin until
Sunday. The Posts Berlin correspondent states
that Prince Gortschakoff is not expected to hold
an interview with Prince Bismarck during his
stay.
RESIDENCE IN BERLIN.
The Official Gazette of Berlin publishes mott
fioation by the Prussian Ministry of the pro-
longing for year of the regulations under
the Socialist law relative to the right of resi-
dence and to carrying arms in Berlin and its
neighborhood. The government, in notifying
the continuance of these regulations to tho
head of the Berlin police says:-"Persons who
nave been expelled from Berlin are still refused
permission to reside there"
THE NEW AMERICAN BIsHoPRIcs.
Further intelligence from Rome relative to
the proposal of Cardinal NIcCloskcy for the es-
tnblishment of three bishoprics in America
show that the Propaganda Eide will ask Car
dinal McCloskcy rs to the most suitable location
of the sees, instead of instructing him regard
ing their location.
FRENCH POLITICS.
A deputation of the Left waited upon Premier
Wnddington yesterday and urged the dismissal
of the remaining rcactionary officials. NJ Wad-
dngton assured the dcputation that measures
were being taken in the matter. The bureaus of
the four groups of the Left held a meeting ycstcr
day under the presidency of NJ Louis Blame and
adopted u proposal to agree upon united pro-
gramme which they will then submit to tho
Ministry. At meeting Of the members of tho
Extreme Left yesterday it was decided to inter
pellatc the government on its general policy
and upon its action in regard to the appoint
mcnt of M. Gent rs Governor of Martinique.
The Times Paris despatch says M. Lcperc, Min
lister of the Interior, has published his report
upon the subject of plenary amnesty. II con
dcmns the projected action, and states that
amnesty cannot be extended to murderers, in
ccndiarics and old offenders.
THE LABOR QUESTION
The secretary of the National Association of
Ironworkcrs has issued an address to the Brit
ish ironworkcrs cautomng them not to emf
CRATE to America until assured Of work. as hum
drcds of ironwopkcrs in the United States are
unemployed.