The New York herald., 1877-01-12
ANXIETY OF THE GOVERNMENT
War Considered Imminent in Turkey-Ursing
Mdhat Pacha to Accept.
THE FRENCH BUDGET
Cabinet Changes in Spain-The Pope
and American Students.
by CABLE TO THE HEnAnp.1


LONDON, Jan. 12, 1877.
The chief subject OF interest this morning Is not
as might be supposed, that wearisome Eastern
question, but the elections in Germany on Wednes
day. Those for the Prussian Reichstag, especially
are significant OF change in the sentiment Of the
people.
SUCCESS OF THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATS.
The HERALD correspondent at Berlin teegraphi
that the social democrats have secured victory al
the polls that is source OF astonishment to all and
of considerable apprehension to the government
and the public generally. Their organization was
wonderful and they appeared at the polls perfectly
quiet and carrying red nags
QUIET VICTORY.
They in no way disturbed the peace, but were,
nevertheless able to carry fully twenty seats. Their
activity during the canvass was remarkable. and
they expressed great confidence In the result
They contested 1913 out OF 207 districts, while the
moderates manifested little interest In the election.
DANGEROUS DOCTRINES.
The athestica doctrines OF these socialists are
considered exceedingly dangerous, and 1t Is felt BY
the governing classes that they threaten the sta
biity of the Empire. They demand partition Of
property and perfect equality among all men.
INJECTING THE ARMY.
The agitation extends even to the army, despite
the utmost vigilance Of the government and the
most stringent precautions. This latter fact Is
looked upon with positive alarm, and it is expected
that severe measures will be adopted with view to
remedy the evil.
TILE RESULT IN BERLIN.
In the city OF Berlin the elections resulted In the
return Of four progresssts and four socialists leav
ing one seat undecided. At first 1t was supposed
that Herr Won Forckenbeck, national liberal and
President of the last Rechstag, had been elected
But, although he had majority, the number Of
votes polled for him was not enough to secure an
election.
SECOND BALLOTS NECESSARY.
Second ballots will bo necessary in twenty-five
electoral districts thirteen Of which the Social demo-
Gratis although in tho minority throw a heavy vote.
sTRAsBoURG FRANKFORT
Strasbourg returns an autonomist candidate being
defeat for the protest party At Frankfort the demo-
cratic candidate leads the poll The 1--WE successful
AIsatiars belong 10 the "auonomist' party. Their
defeated opponents OF tho 'protest" party profess
more extreme French and utram ontane Views
spEcuLA-IyG on THE RESULT CONFERENCE
A despatch dated Copstantinopie, l2:45 P. NJ. yes
terday says:-"It IS asserted that although The Porte
maintains it's opposition TO the proposed inter-
national commission, pnd the manner OF nominating
provisional governors, IT is still possible that
u basis for understanding will DO found
on the ground OF the Andrassy note, inasmuch
as the attitude of Russia thought be really
ciatory The sitting Of the Conference to-day is re-
garded as very important Hopos are still entertained
OF an agreement being reached but the attitude OF
Germany Is said to excite somc misgving II tho
sitting be without result or there appears to be no
possibility of an understanding, the Powers, 1t -
thought, will take decisive steps.
RoUMAyrA SATISFIED.
Roumania has expressed satisfaction with tho
declaration OF the Porte that article Of the new con-
stution purely internal, not affecting the rights
of Principaty guaranteed by international treaties
WAR CONCEDED IMMINENT.
A despatch from Constantinople says the Phdye dw
Bosphore says war must be considered imminent long
as the Powers connne themselves 10 endeavoring to
force tho Porte to discuss their conditions without
taking the Turkish proposals into consideration
URGING MipuAr PAcnA AccEPr
Herr Busch, the newly appointed Secretary Of Lega-
tion who will take charge of the German Embassy
the departure Of Baron Won wcrdcr had interview
with Midhat Pacha to-day and urged him to yield to
tho demands of the Powers.
NO YuRrnER TURKEY.
A telegram from Constantine dated Thursday
evening" says is stated that o-days sitting OF the
Conference Baron Won wcrdcr declared, in the name
of Germany that no further concessions could be
made. The Turkish delegates did not present to-day
new project for an understanding The next sitting
was fixed for Monday.
FURTHER EFFORT
IL believed hero that tho European plcn
potcntiarcs will not then present uitimatum, but
will make fresh communication TO the Porto, finally
summing up the intentions OF the Powers, declaring
this unication to be tho last and demanding that
categorical reply be gwen at tho sitting following its
presentation. II understanding Is hcn found to be
impossible the pcnpotcntiarics would quit Constan-
tinoplc.
PROPOSING REMOVE VIENNA
Vienna reports that the Italian dele
gate to the Conference has propose
the removal OF the Of the Conference to Vienna J.,
no result is reached at Constantinople.
TURKISH oBsrrSAoY.
! telegram from Constantnope says explanations
were exchanged in tho Conference, which further
demonstrated tho existence OF differences between
the European Powers and the Porte. The
Turks persisted rejecting the proposals OF
the Powers, especially those for subjcctlng the an.
pon;mcnt of governors OF provinces tho approval Of
the Powers, and for an international commission Tho
Europeans renamed united throughout tho discussion
The Conference yesterday before It camo TO any
conc usion.
TURKISH IN RouMAxIA
telegram from Paris says:--"A despatch from
Bucharest published In the journals there, report
that band of Bashi Bazouks crossed the Danube on
Monday night, plundered Roumaniau outpost and
I hi Had Han
mont in Rcomania at the outrage"
RUSSIAN PREPARATIONS IN sEnviA
despatch from Belgrade, dated Thursday says
that General Nkitne goes 10 Gadova and NcaotIn "a