The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18
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CHE CHIEFS or THE PARLIAMENTARY LIBERALS
ASSEMBLED IN CoUNcn-DIsRAEII's sURz
CANAL BARGAIN TO BE OPPOSED WITH GREAT
ENTRGY-cHARLEs BRADLAUGR LEcTURNa
IN SUPPORT OF GLADsToNE's POLICY.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
LONDON, Feb. II, 1875.
council between Earl Granville, Lord Harting-
ton, MI Gladstone and other liberal Parliamentary
chiefs has resulted In agreement to open severe
.oppoEtonist attack upon the Disrael government
for It's purchase Of Suez Canal shares and 70 oppose
the ratification OF the bargain, believing that the
most serious foreign complications win arise from it.
THE DAY OF BATTLE.
The attack OF the liberals win be made during the
sitting OF Parliament on Monday, 2lst inst.
MORAL FORCE AGITATION.
The adjournment Of the House of Commons last
Monday insisted upon by the liberals the pur
pose OF gaining time to create an excitement
throughout the country upon the question Of the
canal purchase.
A CURIOUS FELLOWSHIP IN PoILTrcs.
Mr.. Charles Bradlaugh, who has been consulted by
Mr. Gladstone Is now ecturing TO country audiences
Mr. Gladstone, impioring resistance to the ratinca-
ton Of the Suez Canal bargain.
a CABINET ARTICLE OF AMENDMENT TO THE
AUTHORITARIAN NoTE-A CAUTIOUS POLICY
TOWARD THE PROVINCIAL 1NsuRREcT1oN-AN
AUTHORIZATION DEMONSTRATION ADVERSE TO
RUSSIAN INTERESTS IN RoUMANIA'
fspTcIAI. DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE. I
LONDON, Feb II, 1876.
have the highest authority for stating that the
following the text Of the secret paragraph inserted
by the Queens Ministry in the articles OF adhesion
TO the Austrian note to the Porte:-
THE ENGLISH ARTICLE OF AMENDMENT.
'The Sultan to send special commissioner to the
insurgents. If the insurgents reject the proposals
for peace the Austrian government, at the Porte's
expense, win make q military occupation Of the
whole territory Of the insurreconary provinces for
six months, while the British government win send
advisor OF its neet to cruise In Turkish waters and
the Adriatc also"
RUSSIAN INFLUENCE IN RoUMANIA-
learn by private despatch from high source
that General Souvaron had an interview with Prince
Charles OF Roumania, at which 1t agreed that
the latter should take an early opportunity for re-
fusng to pay the Turkish tribute and that upon the
Porte taking steps to enforce It's rights Russian
force Of 10000 men would occupy the province.
STEAMSHIPS N COLLISION IN THE CHANNEL
The Hamburg Steamship Company are unfortu
cate. AS their steamer Franconla, from Hamburg
for the West Indies, was coming down the Channel
at halfpast four O'Clock this afternoon she ran into
the Glasgow steamer strath- Clyde bound from Lon
don for Bombay, with merchandise twenty-six OF a
crew and thirty passengers.
POSITION OF THE VESSELS.
The latter had landed her pilot at Dover and was
steering and taking a westerly course. She was
caught In strong tide, which swung her bow
round nearly southeast, and in this position struck
with great force.
ExPIoDEs HER BOILER AND GOES DOWN.
In two minutes her boiler exploded, and she sank
scarcely mile distant from the Admiralty pier Of
!. Dover -
The boats OF bark and OF pilot lugger lying near
the scene OF the disaster saved four men and two
women. Other luurers have nrohahlv saved mora