The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-21


treaty between Turkey and Servia on
matter OF etiquette and Montenen-
gro is stubborn about a cesslon of
Necsics.
A special Vienna dispatch to the
Times, says that simultaneously with
good news from the West, comes moth
ing but bad news from the East. The
intelligence in regard to the popular
feeling In Constantinople indicates a
state OF thugs which experience has
proved to be the precursor Of great
crisis.
A strong Movement In the Interest OF
the speedy ReestRbiishment or the
Temporal Power OF the Pope.
LONDON, March 20.--'rhe News pub.
fishes "a remarkable letter from its cor
respondent at Rome, containing the
following. "rhe extreme sections OF
the ultramontaine are at this moment
enlisting adherents to create the Ro-
man question. Various Jesuits, bear
ing instructions from Father Becke,
general OF the Jesuits, have arrived at
the vatican from Florence. Father
Becke warmly counsels the project,
have positive assurance that Becke
and his adherents promise little short
OF speedy establishment OF the
temporal power of the pope There is
no doubt that steps in this direction,
have long b Ell preparing. The Cath
Ollie societies In Austria and Germany,
have pledged themselves to cooperate
In essential features OF the plan, which
Is that the next conclave is to be held
In Rome, so that the new pope may be
proclaimed prisoner, like Plus. Car
dinal Simon approves and supports the
plan, and the pope himself has written
letters to the emperor of Austria, the
king of Belgium, President Mcmahon
and Ex-queen Isabella. A series of
express instructions have been issued
from the vatican, to avoid collision
with the civil authorities, hut at the
same time to keep ups pressure on the
Catholic powers, to obtain their
adhesion to crusade for the resuscita-
ton of the Roman question. The vati-
can has obtained lists Of volunteers pre-
pared to serve under the papal flag,
and large sums of money have already
been deposited in France and England.
isma, ola Again Promises Consid crate
Treatment 10 Aisace ana Lorraine.
BERLIN, March 20.-Prince Bis
marck, to retain majority in tn,
reichstag, has again promised Alsact
and Lorraine an considerable treatment
and IA large measure OF local au'
tonomy as Is consistent with the i'm.
perial interest.
The situation at COnHtantinople Vol
cnnic-Bnvsctives against the GOV
crnment Openly spoken by ih'
Popuince.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 20,-Polic,
are kept constantly searching afte
the authors Of the placards which ar
posted by night, even In the publ
buildings guarded by sentinels, an,
anonymous letters to the ministers
full of invective against the incapable
government which, while 1t takes al
tko abIa hnIiad Mahnp, M adana for 10
soldiers and grinds down the peopl
by war taxes, yet makes humiliatin
peace with Servia, and yet talks abou
ceding territory to the Montenegr
robbers. The Ulimas and Soitas ar
transported to Saint Jean d'Acre, bu
! that does little good, as the sam
language that appears in the placard
is current amongst the people, bein
spoken in every cafe, and even in tn
: government Office and military postl
Arrests are made, houses searched an
conspiracies sought, which do nc
r exist at all, except among those actr
. ally in possession Of power. In tn
:. condition Of the popular mind, tn
prospects Of the negotiations wit
Montenegro caused great anxiet,
e but what is feared more than any thin
!. by all rejecting persons at Constant
J, nople, is the eventual disbanding
= the army. The people have been di'
= turbed from their normal avocatiou
h throughout the empire to defend the
l. country and religion, and now the
thousands of Alba ianians, I ircassian
y Arabs and Kurds will go home agai
v probably unpaid, to find their Ian
l. untitled and homes destitute. Eve
d letter from the outlying provinces
20 full of wholesale disarmament of Il
:. kind.
~ LONG BRANCH, March 20.--The Rus
70 land now lies easy. The wreckers {
40 In hOpea nj floating har with tha -,