The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-20
LATEST CABLE NEWS.
Irish Agitators Arrested and Civil
Strife Impending.
BANQUETING BOURBONS.
Documents Showing Russia's Completely
In the Cabul Massacre.
CHRISTINE IN PARIS.
Active Negotiations Between
Rome and Berlin.
EUROPEAN POLITICS.
CHRISTINE IN PARIS.
Active Negotiations Between
Rome and Berlin.
EUROPEAN POLITICS.
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LONDON, Nov. 20, 1879.
The Archduchess Marie Christine has arrived
at Paris. She was received by ex-Queen
Isabella on her arrival.
Charles Hector Jacauinot, the famous French
admiral. died yesterday at Paris He was born
March A, 1896, and had been in the navy since
1912.
The disaster to the steamer Alabama, before
reported wrecked in the River Seine, was caused
by her running aground during dense fog.
The crew escaped with difficulty.
"A Paris despatch to the Times says ga
farewell dinner was given on Tuesday night by
Premier Waddington to General Cialdini, the
late Italian Ambassador to France"
The Av0nt Garde, Bonapartist organ, has
been fined 1,OOOf. for reprinting from the
MarseiIlaise M. Rocheforts letter to the electors
Of Javel in support Of the candidacy of M.
Humbert.
The English Colonial officer replying to
memorial against the exclusion of missionaries
from Zululand has promised to inform Sir Gar
net Wolseley that it Is desirable that any in
reference with missionary operations should
be avoided.
The Pail Mall Ga=ettes Brussels correspondent
says:-''The clerical party here are in conster-
nation at the proof furnished by the papers pre-
of the Pope's disapproval of the procedure Of
the bishops in regard to the Education law"
BLAcKMAnING ROYALTY.
A despatch to the STANDARD from Copenhagen
reports that the police have arrested student
upon charge Of writing to the Queen of Swe-
den demanding 1000 crowns and threatening,
in case of refusal, to assassnate the Crown
Prince of Sweden.
CAROLS COMPROMISE.
A despatch from Rome to the Pail Mall Gazette
Bays:-'gThe Italian Chambers have been pro-
rogued to the 9th inst. Meantime the Cabinet
will probably be reconstructed, Signor Carroll
retaining the Premiership and Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, and Sgnor Depretis taking the
portfolio of Minister of the Interior, and
Signor Magliani that of Minister of Finance
Previous to the propagation Of the Chambers
Premier Carroll announced that King Humbert
had charged him with the formation Of q new
Cabinet"
s THE ACCIDENT AT DEwsBURY.
The accident on Tuesday night ut the Dews-
bury political meeting occurred just as Sergeant
Simon was about to address his constituents
three thousand persons were present, the
meeting having excited great interest in
consequence Of Mr.. Smons refusal to submit to
the decision of the liberal three hundred con-
corning future eandidature. The gallery ex-
tended around three sides of the hall, to
enable the spectators to witness the skating.
A part of the end flrthest from the
speakers platform fell. The extent of the dis
aAter being unknown, Mr.. Simon commenced
his speech, but discontinued in few minutes,
when the casualties were announced and the
meeting dissolved. Two persons are dead one
is dying, and thirty or forty are injured-nearly
twenty seriously.
RUSSIA IN ASIA.
The Manchester Guardians London CORE
spoudent believes that the statements to the
effect that papers were found in Cabul COM
promising the Russian Foreign Office are accu-
rate Lord Beaconsfeld is urged to publish
the documents, but declines to do so. The same
correspondent learns that the Mussulman rebel
lion against the Chinese in Kashgar is expected
to collapse in consequence of the withdrawal
OF Russian support. Orders were sent to the
Russian officers, after the ratification of the
Kuldja Treaty at Livada which completely al
eSAS" S"oAA "soouoos lucy HOW rciusc 10 allow
the rebels to draw supplies or men from Russian
territory. despatch to the Daily Ne,cs from
Asterabad tPersia) announces that operations
against the Turcomans have been suspended
until the arrival of assistance. 1t is rtmored
that khan is marching against the Russians
with $4,000 cavalry, $4,000 infantry and
eighteen guns
REV. MR.. MACKONoCHIE's CASE.
The Pull Mai Gasene savs:-'sThe Council of
the English Church Union has determined upon
the policy of resistance to Lord Penzances
judgment in the case of the Rev. Alexander
Mackonocric. Mr.. Mackonochie has expressed
his willingness to go to prison. His church
wnrtlens and congregation will prevent another
clergyman from officiating in his place without
authority from Mr.. Mackonochic."
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
A Vienna despatch to the Daily Telegraph
says:-"A telegram from Rome confirms the
statement that an agreement has been reached
between Germany and the Vatican. Cardinal
Jacobini, the Papal Nuncio at Vienna, will visit
Berlin in December, probably to confer with
Prince Bismarck, who il said to have made i'm
pOrtant concessions In the recent nepoti ations.v