The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-13


accused OF sgsatinr in favor OF the insurgents MUIR
dus and outrages said to be on tho increase in
Northern Bosnia and many Christian Inhabitants Of
sbc districts OF BanJaluka Bisatsch and BERLIN arc
dseing across the frontier to Austria to save their
lives leaving their property to DO plundered by the
eashi- Bazouks
AN ATTACK or RUssAPHonrA
According TO The Trkestan Garefte 1.-The oflcal Jour-
nal OF Tashkendl, a serious encounter between the
Chinese and Kashear troops Is drawing near the hos
tile parties being only separated by tho Tian-Shan
nils. ITO prepare for conflict the Chinese
have established large arsenal at Launcke-
Flu, whence 10000 eech-loading rifles were
few days ago sent Gutcherc, head
quarters of the expeditionary force. Yakob Beg
vs. likewise arming, and as preliminary to Chinese
war tries to improve his relations with the Russians.
He has gwen cordial reception to Colonel Preevask
VINO Is crossing the Kasngar his way to Thbct, and
Is supposed to DO holding intercourse with special
Russian embassy that followed him to Akasu, and
seems to have been sent watch tho progress Of
the war;
GEAR DESTROYS PEACE.
Tho conviction that the mission OF General IgnntieH
will lead to friendly arrangement general st.
Petersburg aud Moscow, by those entirely un-
acquainted with tho position This conclusion is in
fcrred from General lgnaten's trip. Unless Russia
sludcd, would not havo been despatched West,
aud such being the case IL IS expected that the
Powers will meet Russia malt way. There is little
doubt that Russia will consent to dcmobzc II tho
Paris treaty, which has practically ceased to exist Is
directly or indirectly done away WITH Aus,ra's ac-
quiesccncc in some such cement probable and
II Austria operates the of Germany will cot
be wanting
INCREASED TAXATION OPPOSED GERMANY.
There was an animated debate in the German Reich
stag on Saturday the first reading OF The budget
The government requires about ST., 600 more than
last year.
Herr Hoimann Minister OF State said II was neces-
larry to make up this amount by increased contrbu-
lions from the individual States
Herr Lasker, leader of tho national liberals said
Hcrr Hotmann's speech was mere reproduction OF
what tho Chanceor's Office had already promu gated.
Herr Richter (prosresstsp said scarcely single
point Of the whole budget satisfactory. Both
speakers urged the necessity for establishing imperial
ministries with parliamentary responsibility
Prince Bismarck said he favored increased taxation
but the scheme for this was not ripe for execution and
he was compelled TO resort Professionally increase
of the matricuatory contributions. He opposed tho
establishment OF imperial ministries Imperial
ministers without power would DO useless. We're
he not President OF the PrussIan Ministry
well as Of the Imperial Chancellery, he would be
poweress He reminded the House Of the case OF tho
President of the Imperial Railway Department, who
resigned his Office because he all this arrangement
upset by the opposition Of the particularis States
The strongest opponent of Imperial Minister of
Finance would be the Prussian Finance Minister. II
was for this very that he endeavored
to obtain for tho superior imperial officials a
seat and voice in the prussian Ministry
in order to gain tho greatest particua State
to the Empire. Other States less particularist
than Prussia. The particularist current has always
been considerable, and 1t seems II it about
10 grow stronger. 49, perhaps, the point OF transit
tom but want at all events. timo to such
obstacles.
Tho debate will be continued to-day
NOW FOR THE TRUE CAUSE ARxrM's PERSECUTION,
Herr Loc, formerly Secretary OF the German EN-.
bassy at Paris; Count Hermann Won Arnim and Dr.
Gchscn, editor OF the Reichsgocke (newspaper) havo
been tried in Berlin, and convicted IN the Municipal
Court OF Berlin of violation Of The press laws pub.
fishing certain articles the Reichsgiocke Hermanu
who Is son OF Count Henry Arnn,, was sem
fenced to Imprisonment for three months Loe for one
year and Gehsen Tor five years.
GENERAL cHAyGARxIER's SUCCESSOR
Paris despatch says the election last Saturday OF
n. Dupuy de LONE (Bonapartis) to life Senatorship
In place OF General Changarnier due to a coalition
OF the Bonapartists and lcgitmss, and what Is yet
stranger to say, OF the constitutional Orlcanists.
The alliance OF tho Bonapartists and cgitimists has
become normal fact, produced by the hatred oil
the Republic, but the detection of the
0rlcanist party at the head OF which Is the Duo
d'Andiret-Pasqucr, President OF tho Scnate associ-
at,ng itself with the violent parties of the Right 10
reject moderate republican candidate OF incontestibe
uprghtncss. is act of fragrant political immortality
in country where immoral coalitions in political
matters occur often as in France.
A telegram from Versailles says the Left strongly
oppose the Railway Convention BILL 1t is reported IN
Parliamentary circles that In taking this course tho
Lett aim at the overthrow of NJ. Cbristophlc Minister
Of Public Works, in order that he may be replaced by
person moro agreeable to NJ. Gambctta
WEATHER IN ENGLAND
A moderate gale from the northwest prevails at
Holybead. Yesterday squalls were frequent over
the Hebridcs Tho HERALD prediction as to tho drec.
ton Of tho disturbance was perfectly accurate.
CONTINENT.
Tho past winter at ST. Petersburg was tho severest
for many years. The Thermometer here on Sunday
night nearly twenty degrees Fahrenheit below
zero 1t has boon showing at Pcsh for forty. eight
hours The railways blocked and traffic In that
city is at a standstiL The from three to five
feet deep tho streets and In some places even twelve
feet