The New York herald., 1876-12-14
7ELEGRAPHlC NEWS
From AL Parts Of the
World.
THE CONFERENCE AT WORK.
The Question OF Occupation
a Delicate One.
THE PORTE DISSATISFIED.
Russia and Austria Not in ACCORD
as to Bosnia
END OF THE FRENCH CRISIS.
Jules Simon the New Premier-A Re-
publican Triumph
THE SPANISH TROUBLES.
Russia and Austria Not in ACCORD
as to Bosnia
END OF THE FRENCH CRISIS.
Jules Simon the New Premier-A Re-
publican Triumph
THE SPANISH TROUBLES,
The Press in Germany-G Greek
Cabinet Troubles.
rpx CABLE TO THE HERALD


LONDON, Dec IA, 1915
Public attention here is still occupied with the Con-
ference, and the hope grow stronger day by
day that its deliberations will result in peace. Two
things however, havc been noted already, which
Of evil augury. though to those not fully conversant
with the designs OF some OF the rival Powers they
appear OF little moment First OF all, the Turk is
dissatisfied and sucn Hc is not content to havo tho
Russian representative preside at the sttngs OF the
Conferences. and he gives vent 10 his bad humor by
staying away. The Conference goes on without him,
and proposes evidently. to settle hs affairs without
consulting his wishes and the chances that II Eng
land not persuade him to keep the peace he will
Insist resisting tho decisions Of the Conference
AUSTRIAN AND RUSSIAN INTERESTS IN BOSNIA.
Then there the delicate question Of Bosnia about
which. We told the Conference could not agree,
and bad TO postpone its consideration. II Is we'll
known fact that Russia and Austria have views aud
interests in relation Bosnia which direct
ncs and therefore, at this early STAGE question
comes up, the settlement of which may array these
two Powers against each other.
PROGRESS CONFERENCE
A despatch from Constantinople says the plenipo-
tentares seem bo agreed that Bulgaria should be
placed under Christian governor. There has been
some discussion the future conditions Of Bosnia,
aut tho consideration OF the question adjourned,
tune refer the subject to their respective govern
uents
PORTE DISSATISFIED.
Constantinopo despatch says-''The absence Of
the Portes representatives from the preliminary
ierences creates favorable impression Tho fact
that Russia interested party permitted to sit in
judgment tho questions at issue is commented on
in Turkish circles Tho Sultan and his Ministers
yesterday Witnessed experiments with torpedoes and
,Ssh~ ,,rysS a,~s
THE GRAND v1zIER coSsuLTs SALISBURY.
Tho Porte 10 evidently troubled about tho Confer
ence and cannot be expected very comfortable
at the thought that the great Powers OF Europe
undertaking to decide It's fato without paying over
much attention to its wishes. In this emergency,
IN all Others the Porto, through tho Grand vzier,
seeks the advice OF England telegram from Con-
utantinople reports that the Grand vzicr had long
interview with the Marquis OF Salisbury to-day.
SHALL occurr BuLcARIAs
A Berlin despatch this morning says tho rumor
that England has sanctioned shown disposition
70 sanction Russian occupation Of Bulgaria Is not
nrmsd IN Berlin. Tho Russians seem TO think that
war might be avoided BY the Roumanians occupying
Bulgaria and the Russians sorvia Tho attitude Of
Russia at the Conference Will be supported by Germany
and France.
wARLlKs ACTIVITY or THE TURKS.
Vienna despatch just received says great activity
10 reported TO prevail widdn. Tho Turks have col
lscsed forty d,smantled vessels with which TO con-
.struct bridge, and four monitors are there. The
town 10 crowded with irregular troops
THE WRENCH xSDED.
The report which l sent you yesterday morning
about the ending OF the Cabinet crisis France has
been confirmed by an announcement In the Journal
O6sciaL The result is . decided triumph for tho re-
publicans, although tho Ministry SAN contains many
-
ycsion The tact that tho President OF she Council
such . nonounced republican Jules Simon,
and that he also holds the portfolio Of Minis.
tsr OF tho Interior, which gives him the
control Of the projects Of departments ought
10 be sucient satisfy The Left for she present. M
Simon IL an able man. with long parliamentary ex
psrence and his administration must have the effect
Of su further consolidating the Republic and OF pre-
parng tho way for homogeneous republican Ministry
which shall DO In full accord with tho majority In the
Chamber. n Martel Is also able man and con-
sistent republican. The following telegram was re-
eeived from Paris last night
THE NEW MINISTRY.
The appointment Of NJ Simon AZ President OF the
Council and Minister Of the Interior and H. Marse as
minister Of Justice, vice NM. Dufaure and Marcere
who retire, is officially announced to-day. Tho Cab-
net therefore, remains before tho crisis with the
exception OF tho above mentioned changes
GENERAL BBRrHAuT.
Military men who look only TO the reorganization OF
The French army and ttlc for politics very
much gratined at the retention Of General Berthaut
the Cabinet He Is looked upon in military circles
the most competent for the position tho present
tunciurs and IL would be very unfortunate II of
mch decided ability organizer should DO sacri
Iced 10 the exigencies OF party. General Bershaut
vas member of the military commission which drew
ID the plan OF which now being carried
pus in the army and Is said that the main features
u the plan were conceived by HIM. He is admittedly
sbs best man to superintcnd tho reorganization,
and, therefore, tho Ministry OF War is his proper
placc over year ago English military critic,
aser WITH the perfection which he had brought
Tho organization and discipline OF the corps he then
commanded, pronounced MIN tho coming General IN
france and The future Minister Of War.
ALL PARTIES SATISFIED
later despatch from Paris Gays tho appointment Of
n simon 10 the head OF tho Ministry 10 gcpcrally we'll
receiv.d Even tho Legtimist and Bonapartist
organs do not a. q rule regard IL unfavoraby. Tho
RepubIcan Union, which comprises several groups OF
sho Iefl At a numcrously attended meeting to-day,
manifested unanimous satisfaction At tho ministerial
.h.,ees. The section led by NJ. Gambctta, however,
maintains reserve the subject AL parties praise
the attitude Of President MacMahon. N. Martc, tho
pevly appointed Minister Of Justice. is ill., and IL IS
noss,b!e that he may, after ALL decline tho portfolio
xysxcr or xAcMAMoSs riRMSEss.
correspondent in Paris. commenting on the settle
..nt Of the difficulty, shows that the solution OF the
u,p,s,cr,ai crisis in great measure brought
.bou, by President MaeMahon plainly informing the
u,n.,ers that he shoud not hesitate 20 Issue mani
,..,s 10 the nation explain his discrimination and
dissolve she Chamber Of Deputies II also appears that
curing IA negotiations Gambsts susgssssd hss o.