The New York herald., 1876-12-22
creates. readiness to CIV. Austria Tho sules. samf.o

greatest give Austria tho fullest satmao-
tion for the Affair."
sxRvfAy MINISTRY.
Tho incident has produced such an effect In Servia
that the Ministry has resigned Prince Milan has
accepted their resignation. Tho Ministers will
n once pending the formation Of new Cabinet
IRRITATION IN HUNGARY.
A special despatch from Pesth reports that tho
greatest irritation prevails there the Maros Affair."
None Of the Hungarian journals are satisfied with tho
dismissal OF the Rstics Cabinet. They demand the
occupation Of Belgrade. Addresses being to
the Hungarian Ministry urging the Austro- Hungarian
government TO orcibly intervene for the protection OF
Turkey.
no SEVERE MEASURES Used.
later vicAna despatch says there is intention at
Vienna Of employing very with servia
In consequence OF tho Maros outrage. although the
dismissal of the Ministry is considered insufficient
satisfaction
RUSSIAN SOCIALISTS.
Eleven women and twenty-one men, students at the
School OF Medicine and archaeological Institute. have
bcen arrested for shouting Liberty and unfurliug
red flag bearing tho inscription 'Union and Liberty"
al a service in the Kassan church
FINANCIAL CRISIS RUSSIA.
Berlin correspondent reports that the banking
nrm Of Baimahon In St. Petersburg, has failed, with
an uncovered deficit OF 1000 900 roubles. Tho
mercal crisis continues unabated. ana especially
severe in the South OF Russia
FAMINE MONTENEGRO.
Russian papers report that famine has made It's ap-
pearance in Montenegro.
THE SENATE AND THE ASSEMBLY FRANCE.
In the Senate yesterday the reporter upon the esti
OF the Minister OF Justice claimed the Senate 8
right TO accept or reject bill transmitted from tho
Chamber Of Deputies The Deputies could again sup
hv tha Son MI cir
law must have the JOINT adhesion OF the houses
Tho items under discussion then passed by voto of
236 against ~ The and marine estimates wcre
then passed. the former including grant OF 103 500
francs for army chapains, which was suppressed by
the Chamber OF Deputies and by the Senate
by a vote OF 229 to 45.
rHR CRISIS IN DENMARK.
Copenhagen correspondent says:-Aner three
days. debate the Chamber tho Cabinet was beaten
by vote OF 61 to o. an item which tho committee
the bill for ways aud means inserted In tho bill
The Cabinet win now, If it takes the advice OF the
conservative press, close the session and provide for
expenses by royal ordinances.
PROBABLE COMPLICATIONS
The consequence OF this will be the citing Of the en-
tiro Cabinet before the Rgsraad (Supreme Court for
high treason in breaking the constitution 1t is be-
eved that the court would find them guilty thus
destroying the power Of the Lower House vote
plies. There appears to be no doubt that tho nation
will refuse the payment OF taxes by force the
radical press advocates The situation Ia most critical
THE QUEEN TO OPEN PARLIAMENT PERSON.
II is announced that the Queen will open the next
session OF Parliament in person.
DELAY OF BRENr's DEPARTURE.
Owing to delay in the completion OF the papers
Charles Brent the Louisville forger will not leave
the United States until Saturday. He will embark at
Liverpool board the Cunard line steamer Partha,
In charge of Inspector Shore, OF tho Home Depart
menrs police.
SMALLPOX LONDON
Official reports from the metropolitan hospitals state
that the total number of smallpox patients under treat
ment on Tuesdny last 722 against 17s two months
ago. These figures only represent the range OF the
epidemic among the pauper population
STORMY WEATHER.
severe gale, accompanied by torrents Of rain pre-
vailed throughout the United Kingdom on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights Tho gale was particularly violent
the Scotch coast where disasters are apprc-
hcndcd.
CARDINAL PATRIzI's SUCCESSOR
The Pope has appointed Cardinal Rafaeo La valletta
TO tho lato Cardinal Patrizi as Doan OF tho
Sacred College