The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-24

svss. whsrc u now lies and will remain until Sunday
when viii be taken TO Dublin The Fen.ans arc in.
dgnant at Cardinal CulIens refusal to allow tho body
10 lie In state In Dublin Cathedral
DISAPPOINTED.
Tho reception OF OMahoney's remains at Cork dlsap
pointed all expectations. Only few hundred people
accompanied the corpse to the Democratic
Club. There was no torchiight procession and no
political demon STATIONS made. The delegates who
accompanied the remains from New York IN.
dignant At the conduct OF the captain OF tho
steamer Dakota who refused TO recognize thcm dur
Ing tho voyage or 10 supply them with American
nag to cover tho coffin landing. because ne would
not counteaance what he considered TO be disoyal
demonstration.
PROSPECTS PEACE.
In leading article yesterday afternoon the Pail
Nall Cdsette Enthusiastically or wrongly there Is a
general impression that international complications
are becoming easier. and may be avoided for tho
time" This" 1t says "is partly duo
TO the prospect Of peace between Turkey
and Servia, which is as good settled Though this
Is no guarantee against Russo-Turksh war 1t will
undoubtedly reduce 10 a minimum tho chances Of pre-
cpitate action by Russia"
AWAITING EVENTS AT wippry.
special telegram from widdn that Osman
Pacha's troops quartered between widdn and Salts.
char consist OF sxtythreo battaons OF infantry, two
regiments OF cavalry and seventycight field pieces.
widdin aono has garrison OF 2S,0o0 There
thirty bataions OF Asiacs, and tho severity OF the
climate and tho overcrowdpg at Widd.n have caused
much sickness among tho men. 1t is said that
the rate oil mortality is high. II is believed
that tho Turks will occupy Kalatat opposite
Widdin in the event OF war. They have already col.
lcctcd sufficient material for the construction OF pom
toon bridges rho Standards despatch from Vienna
says 5000 aborcrs employed daily tho fortfca-
tions OF widdin. Tho Grand vizier has sent an
autograph letter to Prince Milan expressing
firm hopc that the relations OF
servia and Turkey will be amicable telegram from
Belgrade says Of the 400 members Of tho Skuptschina
not thirty favor the continuance OF war.
FRIENDS AWAY.
The Servian government has annulied the elections
In Jagodna and Kragujevatz account of
during the polling. Tho authorities have ordered all
volunteers not belonging to any regular corps quit
The country within three days Fifty.six Russians
accordingly left Thursday another detachment goes
on Friday Tho order aimed ut the crowd OF
military adventures Belgrade, who are sus-
peced OF avorng intrigues against the dynasty. rho
Russian Consul entirely approved tho of the
authorities II is thought that this expulsion will
cause final breach with tho Russian SIavonc socio-
ties and tho last external influence which is opposed
to the conclusion OF peace will thus be removed. Tho
Pan-Slaviss apparently turning their attention to
Montenegro.
General TchcrnayeT publishes q denial Of Lord
Dcrbys statements relative TO the number OF Russians
In the Servian army. He says it exceeded
5000.
THE PESr MoNrEyEGRiys
correspondent at Berlin says in consequence Of
Austria's opposition to the OF harbor on tho
AdrIatic to ontencgro the Moncneius will content
themselves with obtaining to the sea through
Lake Scutari and the Boiana River They con-
tinue, however, to ask for moro territory Than the
Porto will record, and tho latest intelligence
renders It likely that the armsticc must prolonged
In the event Of tho Porte's making the
Montenegro Commissioners are authorized TO sign a
preliminary treaty.
AUSTRIA EXPLAINS
Intelligence has been received In Berlin from
trustworthy source that Austria has intimated to
Russia that che will not consider the persistence OF
the Porto in its refusal to yield 20 tho pro
and that It will depend each Power TO assume the
attitude appropriate TO the special occasion circum
stances are further developed
RUSSIA
The Vienna Presse reports that the Russians have
already finished seven pontOon bridges the Pruth,
oach broad enough allow eight march abreast
VANDALISM ~ RoUAASIA
band OF Turks including soldiers, pillagcd Cor
aumci Island, in the Danube A detachment OF Rou.
mannn troops captured thirteen OF tho party incud-
ling Turkish soldier. Tho leader OF the maraudcrs,
who Turkish official from Rustchuk, and another
Turk, were killed.
The Porto has just received several hundred thou.
sand Martn.H Henry rifles and 400 100000 cartridges
from America.
THE AusrRo.HuSGARAN BANK.
Prince Auersperg, the Austrian Prime Minister. has
Informed conference OF the constitutional party
In the Recisrath Chat the bank Will agrcc to any ar
ranecment effected between Austria and Hungary
club OF members Of tho Left have re-
resolved to- support the governments project
for the organization OF the Board OF Directors OF the
bank but their decision all other points
the compromise Tho Standards Vienna despatch
states that the members of tho upper house. at pri-
vatc conference, declared in favor Of accepting the
bank compromise with Hungary.
Vienna despatch says the Austrian Minister of the
yt,utional party on Thursday that tho Ministry Will
make acceptance by the Reichsrath OF their arrange.
mcnts with Hungary Cabinet question
ORGANIZING IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
Herr Forckchbcck has been elected President OF
the I;echstag. and Prince Hohcnlohe Langenburg
and herr Staufcnbcrg Vice Presidents.
PARTISAN
In the Chamber OF Deputies this afternoon o motion
was mado tho part OF the government that tho
Minister OF the Interior DO authorized institute pro-
ccedngs against Paul dc Cassagnnc for bes published
In lie Pays.
REDUCTION IN CABLE TOLLS.
The Anglo American Cable Company gives notice
mittcd over It's line will be reduced to Is. sterling per
word.
THE ENGLISH CHURCH.
statement Is published here that league has been
formed by Rtualists for tho purpose of acitatng In
favor of the dsestablishmcnt OF the English Church.
WILL REMAIN AT HOME.
1t Is authoritatively denied that the Queen will visit
Germany this year
THE WEST INDIES.
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