The New York herald., 1879-11-14
Theirs Successor Enters the Classic
Groves of Academe.
CIALDlNI IN A WEDDING FAVOR.
Gortschakoff Retires, Hating
Austria to the End.
FIGHTING IN THE CHARpEH VALLEY.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

LONDON, Nov. IA, 1870.
The United States corvette Enterprise has ar
rived ut Alexandria
kilograms from Mosul state that the Kurdistan
chiefs have submitted to Samich Pacha.
Severe gales occurred on Wednesday at Scar
borough, Liverpool, Kirkwall and Dundee,
causing some damage to shipping.
An explosion OF fire damp occurred on
Wednesday in the Short Heath collery. near
Wolverhampton, by which six men perished.
A fire has occurred at FOhrbach, Prussia, be-
tween Trier and Coblentz, by which sixty
houses were destroyed, among them the Town
Hall, u building dating from the sixteenth GEN.
tury.
The Standards Vienna correspondent says a
scheme is attributed to Russia for gaining the
support Of Italy. 1t is represented that Gen
eral Ignatieff will be appointed Ambassador to
Rome.
The German authorities have prohibited Rus
sian steamboat traffic on the Prussian section of
the River Niemen retaliation for similar
prohibition by the Russians ON their portion Of
the river.
The Times Paris correspondent says:-'.The
people may rest assured that on the recent visit
of the French Ambassador to Prince Bismarck
neither the retirement of Premier Wadington
nor the peaceful prospects of the French policy
were discussed"
In the course Of debate in the lower house of
the Prussian Diet yesterday upon the bill for
the purchase Of railways by the government
Herr Miguel, in the name of q majority Of the
national liberals, declared in favor Of the gov
ernment's views.
CIALpINI's RESIGNATION
The resignation of General Cialdini as Minis
ter to France has been gazetted at Rome. The
Diriho states that he has been instructed to
proceed to Madrid to represent King Humbert
at the marriage of King Alfonso
FRUITS OF THE TURCoMAN DISASTER.
A despatch from St. Petersburg to the Daily
Nescs reports that in consequence of the disas-
trous result of the Turcoman. expedition it
is considered in military circles that if
a modus vipendi can be arranged with Eng
land it would be better to leave the
Tekkes in possession of their steppes, and in
stead of attempting to subjugate them estab-
lish a line Of fortified Cossack posts along the
eastern shores of the Caspian Sea. The Posts
Berlin correspondent asserts that in view of the
English occupation of Afghanistan Russia has
sent reinforcements to Bokhara.
CANROBERT OUT OF FAVOR.
The RepubHque Francaise announces that it
has been decided to remove Marshal Canrobert
from the presidency of the Commission for the
Promotion of Officers in the French Army.
General Aymard, Governor of Paris, will sue
ceed him. The france denies the report of
Marshal Canrobert's dismissal. lie Soir says
the Marshal sent in his resignation voluntarily.
ALFoNso's MARRIAGE.
King Alfonso's marriage seems to be definitely
fixed for the 9th inst. The Archduchess Marie
Christine will reach Paris on the 10th inst,
whence she will start for Madrid on the 21st
and arrive at the latter place on the Oath. Adj
miral Jaures, French Ambassador at Madrid,
will represent President Grevy at the marriage.
This disposes of the apprehension that France
would not be represented owing to rivalry
among French officials who desire to represent
their country on this occasion.
ROYAL VISITS.
The Czarevitch and Cxarevna and the King
and Queen of Denmark have arrived at Vienna.
They were warmly received by the Emperor.
The administrator of the Northern Railway
Mt Vienna has been officially informed that the
Czarevitch will start for Berlin on Saturday
next The Posts Berlin correspondent Says
"It is understood that Prince Bismarck intends
to come to Berlin during the stay of tho Czare-
WITCH if he is well enough to do So"
LEGrr1MIsr MAYORS.
A despatch from Paris to the Times says:-"A
dinner will be given ut Chalans, in the Depart
ment Of the Vendee, on the 10th inst, in honor
of the fifty-threc Vendean mayors and deputy
mayors who were superseded for attending
legitimist ban4uets on the 10th of October
last About fifteen hundred guests pre- expected
to be present General Dccharcttc will preside
st the banquet
THE GREEK FRONTIER.
At the next sitting of the Turco-Greek From
tier Commission ut Constantinoplc the Ottoman
Commissioners will present q certificate of sew
eral eminent French engineers to the effect that
the line of frontier proposed by the Greek Com
missioners is 5000 metres in advance of the
northern frontier indicated by the thirteenth
protocol of the Treaty of Berlin. Tho Porte
will not propose any other line but will offer to
discuss, point by point the frontier indicated
by the Treaty of Berlin
RoUMANIAs INDEPENDENCE
A despatch from Bucharest TO the Times
says:-"Thc Hon. John A. Kasson, United
States Minister at Vienna, who has been cx-
pectcd here for tho past ten days, to
recognize the independence of Roumania
and open diplomatic relations, has left
Belgrade for Vienna. II is believed here that
Minister Kasson has been requested to de-
lay action in the matter until tho European
governments are ready to Jointly recognize the
independence of Roumania and it is believed
further that the signal FOR such recognition will
be given at Berlin.
MARINE DISASTER.
The Norwegian bark Emerald, Captain Pcdcr-
sen, from New York October 10, for Gotten
burg, is stranded ut Akcrness Island of West
ray, one of the Orkneys and will become total
wreck. The crew was saved
RUssrAs AsIATIo RAILROAD.