The New York herald., 1877-03-21

san 10 MS speech ntmated that the policy he Intended
TO pursue relative to Montenegro would be submitted
70 the Parliament at It's first meeting
Montenegrin troops said to be concentrat.
Ing on tho frontier, but II is claimed they will
not attack tho Turks. Prince Nicholas announces
that be will start ON the 2sth for the
camp at MEDIUM Hcrzegovinian corps is conccn
rated at Banjan. General Despotovitch is marching
On Banjaluka. circular from Moscow urges all the
savonian committees to raise fresh funds in aid Of
Aontenegrin war;
on TIE TINES
Ut Is toward Turkey that apprehensions will DO
directed by those who think the prospect will again
oe couded over sagoly remarks ths Times Of yester
day In an editorial article. 'Nevor within the memory
of man has there been such enduring excitement in
she Ottoman capital. We may hope, however. the
Forte still possesses sufficient authority to maintain
domestic quies. Whatever may bo the state OF tho
Empire 1t has the advantage that the greater part OF
tho Christian populations have a profound dread of
the threatening war, and however much they dislike
she Turks, they shrink from tho process OF being
liberated"
In tho House OF Commons, yesterday, Mr.. Reginald
Yorke moved that an address be presented to the
Queen. praying for the appointment OF royal CON-
mission to inquire into the origin Objects present
stitution, customs and usages OF the London stodk
Exchange, and the mode of trnnsacting business In
and in connection with that Institution, and whether
such existing rules, customs and modo OF conducting
business In accordance with tho principles that
should govern public policy; and II not to advise Her
Majesty In what respect they might be bencncaily
altered, and how far legislation might DO usefully en-
ploycd for that purpose. Sir Stafford Northcote pcr
sonay opposed the motion, but tho government re-
main neutral
AYFAIRs
AT a consistory, which held in Rome yesterday
tho Pope nominated several bishops, among them Rev.
Michael Hannah for Halifax, and Rev. John Moore for
St. Augustine, Fla
The Pope pronounced brief allocution, reanlrming.
with increased vehemcnce, his declaration OF March
IL. and adding that he would raise pro-
lest before tho whole world against the at
Tempt to deprive him Of liberty OF speech.
rhe News of yesterday publishes o remarkable letter
nom its correspondent at Rome containing tho follow.
ing:-"The extreme section OF the uItramontanc arc
at this moment ensting adhercnts to create u Roman
question. Various Jesuits, bearing instructions from
Father Beckx. General Of tho Jcsuts havo arrived at
the Vatican from Florence. Fathor Beckx warmly
counses the project have positive assurance that
Beckx aud his adherents promise little short OF a
speedy re-cstabshment Of the temporal power
Of the Pope. There Is doubt that steps In
this direction havo long been preparing. Tho
Catholic societies In Austria and Germany have
feature of the plan the coucave is to be
held in Rome, 80 that tho new Pope may be pro-
Gained prisoner like Plus. Cardinal Slmconi ap-
proves and supports tho plan, and the Pope has
himself written letters to the Emperor of Austria,
The King Of Belgium President MacMahon and ex-
Queen Isabella A series of express instructions have
been issued from the Vatican 10 avoid collision with
civil authorities, but at the time to keep up
pressure the Catholic Powers obtain their adhe
sion 10 crusade for tho rcsusctaton OF the Roman
question The Vatican has obtained lists OF volunteers
prepared TO under the Papa flag, and largo sums
OF money have already becn deposited In Franco and
England.
ALI the ministers accredited to tho Vatican have
been instructed to report fully and frequently the
condition OF the Popo's health.
rHs ALsAcE-LoRRAIxE Bill.
Prince Bismarck has again promised Asacc Lorraine
as considerao treatment and largo u measure of
local autonomy as IS compatible with imperial inter.
ests. Tho Alsace-Lorralne bill passed. It's second
reading in tho Rechstag yesterday.
LABOR TROUBLES BERLIN.
Some Berlin navvios yesterday attacked o number
of navyies from posen who working on a
tramway IN Berlin because tho latter had
accepted low wages The police supported the Poscn-
ers. tS't were repused. A company OF infantry was
ordelSd out and, with mounted police cleared
tho streets Several men wounded.
THE GERMAN TRIBUNAL.
Tho Roichstng began on Monday the discussion OF
the bill Tor establishing tho Supreme Tribunal
many at Leipzig. Tho Prussian Minister Of Justice
and tho moderate liberals declared Berlin tho only
fitting place for the tribunal The advanced liberals
declared in favor of Leipzig to FREQ tho court
from government influence. Tho ultramontancs, par
tlcuarist and of tho moderate liberals will
with the advanced party. majority Of about twenty
1vo is expected in iavor OF Leipzig.
The Emperor has accepted the resignation of Baron
von Stosch, Chief OF the German Admiralty.
MAcMAHoNs COURTESY TO WILHELM.
President MacMahon will send the Marquis d'Abzac,
his first aide camp, to Berlin TO congratulate the
Emperor Wilom on his eighteth birthday.
Tho betting on the oxford and Cambridge boat race
Is now even. The query now is'Is Cambridge going
10 further repeat tho history OF last year ?"
ENGLISH ROYALTY.
Tho Prince and Princess OF Wales will on six
weeks cruise in tho Mediterranean next Saturday.
Her Royal Hghncss the Princess OF Wales will 20 to !
Athens shortly visit to her brother the King of
Greece. Princes Albert Victor anu George, sons and
Two eldest children of the Prince and Princess OF |
Wales, about to go board the Britannia, royal
naval training ship at Dartmouth, as cadets
LosDoS
The weather yesterday fair.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.