The New York herald., 1877-10-26

heretofore regarded OF the brightest ornaments
Crucis offence was MAINTAIN ming that tho temporal
power Is not necessary TO tho we'll being of the
Church. II ia sa,d he intends to publish full ac-
count OF his differences with tho Vatican dating from
1871.
the SITUATION IL FRANCE.
The French situation is unchanged Tho govern
ment organs continue to declare tha. the Marshal VIII
not submit nor the Minister resign. LIE Soiea again
yesterday urged mutual concessions rho RtpsJlique
Franeaise rejects all idea Of conciiiation II says
The resignation OF the Ministry will not bc sufficient
Nevertheless II is believed that influential members Of
the Left resolved on a moderate course. NJ Gam
beta Will deliver speech week a. the American
Circusn
N'MAHoN WILL HAVE NO PLEBIscITE.
Tho Monteur, referring to tho recent statement in
the Coastitutionnel that President MacMuhon IN tho
contingency Of the defeat OF the present Ministry and
oi q Cancellation Ministry which he might form to
succeed 1t, would again dissolve The Chamber OF Depu
sort Of pbssci declares that the President has at no
time contemplated resort to pi6b,sctte
sHAFT FROM LOUIS ygrILLor
The Unirers pegitimist) aluding TO tho recent NJ
ternnccs OF the Soie (orcanst,, asks whether that
journal has adopted its moderate tone with tho vcv
OF paving the way Tor tho election Of tho Duke
d'Aumalo to tho Presidency OF tho Republic Tho
Cnicers says this effect have boen current
THE DUKE pxcAzEs sAvoRs CANCELLATION.
Tho Duko Dccazes speaking at Nice, made appeal
for Cancellation among political parties.
GAMnzTrA SPEAKS.
NJ Gambetta has made speech ut Chateau Chinon,
Department OF Nievre In support OF tho republican
candidates Tho fact that throughout his speech he
avoided all allusion 70 President Mach anon has at.
tractcd some attention. He Violently denounced tho
governments electoral maneuvres declaring that but
for fraud and robbery 400 republicans would have
been returned. Ho made bitter attack on the EN-
catory tono Of the other parties, and predicted
eventual alliance between them and the republicans
whom present passions had time to cool Ho said -
'srhis yapproclensent may commence in this very
place. l most disinterestedly desire It,"
coUNsgLISG MODERATION
NJ. Gambetta declared that tho republicans dc.
sired order and progress; they had no subversive
aims. He was not enemy of those who gov
erned France. He was enemy Of no one. He ex.
horted his hearers to have confidence In tho ma
jorty which would know how to make the authority
Of Franco prevail without exceeding tho bonds OF
legality.
GERMANY AND FRANCE
Berlin despatch states that tho semi-olcal jour.
mails that 1t Is likely the German Reichstag
may meet earlier than usual because OF tho unquiet
state OF France.
NEW TREATY WITH ENGLAND.
United States Minister Perrepont and the Earl OF
Derby Secretary Of State for the Foreign Department.
on Wednesday signed treaty between the United
trade labels Tho treaty wont to America yesterday.
LABOR TROUBLES ENGLAND
The statement that tho strike in the Bolton Cotton
Mills has terminated is incorrect. The decline to
resumo work unless the employers guarantee 10 revise
the standard lists and exchange bases Of readust
mcnt before February next The employers con-
sidered this condition at a meeting yesterday. A
strong effort made on behalf OF tho employers
induce the spinners meeting Tuesday night 10 &C
cept tho reduction ndtionally, but an amendment
TO that effect rejected by an overwhelming ma.
jority.
Tho Bolton masters have empowered their commit
toe consider the standard lists with view to moro
equitable adjustment. but declined to give any guar.
antee rhey have resolved TO reopen their mills
until the operatives agree 10 this arrangement A
special from Bolton says the hand mule spinners will
accept the masters terms and work. but the
sclf.actor winders will not.
THE sTAPFohpsnIRR coLLIERs
Tho StaIordshiro colliers are voting wnethc :
they will accept the reduction insisted by the pro.
prietors. As fur as the returns known large ma
jorty against acceptance Five thousand coIiers
are now idle and 2, 900 more 60 out on Saturday
late despatch says tho Staaordshire golfers yes
terday decided to strike by majority OF COO
AMERICAN STONE MAsoXs IN LlyERpooL
A statement was published Wednesday that OF
Iorty- eight masons who arrived from New York In the
steamer Eiysla the 23d inst. TO work on the now
law courts, considerable number deserted and joIncd
tho English strikers. This Is untrue. Tho striking
masons met the Americans at tho pier but were dis
pcrsed by tho police. The Americans remained under
tho care their employers, with whom ihoy held a
conference last night and assured OF protection
aud plenty of work at good wages. the were dts
satisfied about their treatment on the voyage. but
nothing said about refusing TO work. Further at
tempis on them will, OF course, bc made by the strk
crs who constantly cndcavorinx to get tho German
and Italian masons 10 desert
AMERICANS JOINING THE sTRIKRRs
At meeting Of Tho London masons last night Mr..
Broadhurst, trades union leader, said tho American
masons who had recently landed, had been induced
TO to England upon false represent that
the strike had terminated They had discovered
the real state OF affairs, and y two out oil Gfty-
eight imported Americans had voluntarily Joined tho
strike. Two OF the Americans addressed tho meeting
promising TO support tho strike.
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS At LISBON