The New York herald., 1876-12-19
lELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE SITUATION IN TURKEY.
Probable Prolongation of
the Armistice.
CIR EECE AR M I N G..
Serious Political Troubles in
Denmark.
HERMANYS JUDICIAL LAWS.
Another Terrible Colliery Explo-
sion in England.
CIR EECE AR M I N G
Serious Political Troubles in
Denmark.
iERMANYS JUDICIAL LAWS.
Another Terrible Colliery Explo-
a sion in England.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD. I


LONDON, Dec 10. 1879
There is no news Of any Importance this morning
from East and shall have to wait somc days al
least before anything definite be heard from the
Conference. The dipomatists awaiting insiruc-
sons from their various governments and there will
probably be delay before tho formal Conference
opens.
THE ARxIsTIcE LIKELY TO BE PROLONGED
There is growing belief that whether to
havc n the armistice is likely 10 DO pro-
ionged whether with Wow to better prepare for tho
struggle to facilitate the negotiations for peace re-
mains yet to bo seen. despatch from Belgrade says
It is believed therc that prolongation OF the armis
tce until tho LIST OF March is about to bc concluded
LOOKING HER ARMY.
The Greeks do not disposed to lot slip any op
portunity that may present itself Of acquiring slice
Of Turkish territory in tho event of general war
But Greece has no army and without one she do
nothing she sets herself 10 the task of providing
Tor the deficiency IN real earnest. telegram from
Athens yesterday evening brought the intelligence
;hat the Chamber of Deputies have passed bill au-
,horzing loan OF 10 0o0 600 drachmas tor extraord
nary measures of military organization
THE GERMAN JUDICIAL LAWS
Tho Germans manage to get over their parlia-
mentary crises with great apparent case, and II Ger
many should get into any foreign complications she
will not be hampered by any troubles al home. A
despatch from Berlin says that $50 members Of the
national liberal and tho independent conservative
parties in the German Parliament havo signed COM
promise upon tho Judicial laws II Is proposed TO
bring laws into operation October l. 1879. instead
N1ssO as heretofore contemplated.
A SERIOUS DENMARK.
From Copenhagen comes tho intelligence that
smother parliamentary crisis has broken out in Dem
mark. The final debate in the Rigsdag on the Finance
bill occurred yesterday. The speeches were virulent
and abounded in personal recriminations. The select
committee to whom tho bill referred had stricken
out or largely evory item demanded by tho gov
ernmcnt and had incorporated personal insults against
several Minister'S The radicals have large majority
In the Chamber The government journals advise tho
krng to ciosc tho session (Which would tho third
dissolution since this agitation commenced) and pro-
vide for State expenses by means OF provisional
grants under his signature in Council Tho radicals
urge the collection OF II necessary
by force Tho situation is the most critical
1S4S; indeed Is hardly possible that could DO
critical
BRENT TO BE sURRExDERED.
It is stated on good authority that Charles Brent
the Louisville forgcr will certainly be surrendered
the United States authorities to-day.
Mr.. CUSHING MADRID
Hon. Caleb Cushing United States Minister to Spain
10 sAcrc, on his way to Madrid.
TERRIBLE CoLLIkRY EXPLOSION
terrible coliery explosion occurred to-day In the
South Wales Company's pit near Newport Seventeen
bodies have been recovered and many OF the miners
taken alive seriously and some fatally injured
RAILWAY DISASTER
A telegram from Brussels says a collision between
two trains took place to-day tho railway between
AK and Chatillon. Eight persons werc killed and
fifteen injured
SOUTH AFRICAN EXHIBITION.
The people OF tho Capc of Good Hope are about to
have an International exhibition Yesterday it was
announced that the government offer tho grant of
additional lands required to meet the increased de-
mands space at the exhibition to be opened at Cape
Town on the 18th OF March next. The hope is
pressed that America VIII not allow the whole main
buildng and especially the outdoor agricultural
departments, to be exclusively occupied by British
manufacturers. Tho Ransomcs Howards and others
have already secured prominent positions. Although
only three months intervening prior to the open
ing American manufacturers can in consideration OF
the distance secure the rsh. Of goods beng received
little later. IL space Is at secured by cabling
their requirements to Edmund Johnson Delegate Com
missioner, No. Castle street, Hoborn, London