The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-24

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TURKEY AND POLICY.
The Cretans persist In their refusal send deputy
10 the Parliament at Consantinopc because they pos
sess special privileges Tho Turkish Inhabitants are
consequently agtated, fearing insurrection Eighty
i've members OF the Turkish Parliament have arrived
~ Constantinople from all parts OF the Empire. or
these iortyGve Moslems Private advces describe
Affairs in Consantinope extremely critical The
ulemas threaten to close all tho mosques
LEvgRRIER AND rHE HERALD STORM WARNINGS.
NJ Leverrer, tho distinguished director OF the Oh
servatore de Paris, exhibiting great interest in tho
storm warnings sent by tho HERALD to Europe N.
Leverrier has recently made interesting cacua-
lions relative to the orbit and ranss OF the supposed
intra- Morcurial planet which astronomers have
named Vulcan. Being an enthusiastic scientist
and an interchangeable iaborer In the realms Of phil
psophy no has quickly appreciated the Importance Of
the HERALD's storm predictions, and Is now engaged
1t making series OF elaborate obse sstions in
necton with thom. With such an acute investigator
to verify your calculations the beneficial results
International commerce will be incalcuabe. Ship
wrecks and other marine disasters resulting from
storms will become the exception they now the
rule on our coasts and The dangers Of the deep will
become only another name for mans carelessness.
NEW YRANco-AMxRicAN CABLE
The HERALD's Paris correspondent telographs that
o syndicate OF Paris bankers formed yesterday to
constitute capital necessary to lay tho cable OF the
Paris and New York company, of which Panyer Quer-
sier is the head. The total amount required Ia
S. 600 600 Of which the French syndicate guarantees
10 tako one-haf-tho remainder to bc raised in
America This places tho project saio footing and
apparent for the failure of the
undertaking.
THE VATICAN TROUBLES.
"Upon Cardinal Antonelli's DEATH, !" says tho Vienna
Neue Frese Iresse of yesterday, ''the Emperor OF
Austria wrote TO tina Pope urging him not to deviate
from tho prudent policy which AntoEclli fol-
lowed after the overthrow OF the tenn
poral power. II this policy maintained
tho Emperor promised tho Pope tho fullest support
in Italy should attempt TO alter the Papa Guar
antees law, which law the Catholic Powers considered
tho King OF Itays title to the possession Of Rome,
and which King Victor Emmanuel and the Italian
Ministers had. AZ the Venice interview, in 1874,
promised TO retain unatered" 1t is announced from
Rome that another aocution is preparing for
delivery at tho Pope's Episcopal Jubilee 10 June. In
the aliocuton the Pope will review the condition Of
the Church and Holy Sec with respect to all nations
OF the world One Of the Sacred congregations now
considering the question whether tho Italian Senators,
who in consequences Of their religious sentiments have
never participated in tho deliberations Of
tho Senate since Romo became tho capital.
may now do SO in order to vote against the Clerical
Abuses bill The health OF the Pope Is fairly sasfac-
tory, but no lost tho Of hts legs ana s carried
about in chair His Holiness has received official
notification OF the intended marriage Of King Alfonso
with tho daughter OF the Duke dc Montpenser.
Tho Liberts, of Paris, has Rome telegram which
says that the Pope has suspended his receptions for
three days because of ainting fits, but nothing has
happened to show that his life Is in danger.
The Vatican Is in consultation with tho governments
with which 1t has diplomatic relations to prevent the
pilgrimages which expected on tho occasion
Of the Pope's episcopal jubilee from giving rise
TO any circumstances which might create mis-.
understanding with tho Italian government and give
Italy grounds to attribute political character to the
pilgrim movement
UNITED GERMANY.
Great il.feeling exists among liberal circles in Berlin
concerning the vote fixing Leipsig tho seat OF the
Supreme Court OF Germany Prince Bismarck IS
sharply denounced for mismanagoment, and 1t is
asserted that decided interference on his part
might have reversed the decision.
Tho bill relative legislation for Alsace- Lorraine
empowering the Emperor to publish laws for those
provinces after they have passed the Federal Council
and the Asace-Lorraino Committee, but without the
previous OF the Rcichstag read in tho Ger
man Rechstag for the third time yesterday.
The Tines Berlin special about tho celebration of
Emperor William oghtetb birthday yesterday says:-
sSome of the more advanced newspapers couple their
loyal greetings with wish that the Emperor
may witness tho speedy recovery Of the nation from
tho melancholy effects of tho present commercial and
financial crisis" Tho correspondent adds:-'lt is un-
fortunately too true that the depression OF trade has
assumed serious proportions"
Apprchcnsions of riotng serious In Berlin,
according to tho Daily Tecgraphs Berlin special that
extensive precautionary measures proposed by tho
police authorities. On Thursday morning a cavalry
regiment was held in readiness to assist IN qucIling
any trouble.
THE DEADLY RlSpERPEsr.
Another outbreak Of tho rnderpest has occurred ut
Hull. There has been none there since March 13 until
last night
LlREs.
A telegram from Rome says the deputies havo
toned grant of $4,000 Oo0 liro for tho purchase OF
small arms
THE TREAcHERY OF THE EGYPTIANS.
The Abyssinian Envoy, about whose treatment by
Egypt there recently inquiry mado in Parliament,
has been found drowned Massowah 1t Is be-
licved he was murdered by Egyptians.
SILK sPINHERs.
The distress among the working classes Lyons Is
now disappearing
PLEASANT WEATHER.
London had fair day yesterday.
EVENLY MATCHED CREWS
The betting on tho Oxford and Cambridge boat raco.
which takes place within few hours this morning,
changed to money the two yesterday aud
last evening odds of to offered Oxford The
tide yesterday morning was high at Putncy earlier
than expected, tho start for tho race to-day will
probably BIO at eight O'Clock earlier. The wind
yesterday morning blew from tho eastward, and at
eight O'Clock there was dense fog at Putney. Tho
wind has since vccred to tho southwark, and II 1t
keeps there to-day Is likely to DO fine.
ENERGY AND COURAGE DIscoUxrESAycED.
Tho London correspondent OF the Edinburgh Scots
says regrets to hear that Mr. Eugene Schuyler
United States Consul General at COnsantinopc, is in
difficulty with the Washington government IN consc-
qucnce OF his published communlcat ions about Turkish
outrages. only one cause can be assigned OF the
In npdi is n u which