The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-07
BERLIN. Oct IS, 1877.

what apprehensve Of the elects OF the Indictment
weather. The Ber,iners, already grumbling at
the protractcd absence OF the royal family would cer
tainly have much regretted such . determination.
Great pleasure has been Afforded 10 His Majesty whose
sympalnics in the present entirely on the side
OF the Russians. by tho tidngs Of Moukhtar Pacna's
SERIOUS defeat Asia Minor. On confirmation oil tho
news o telegram Immediately despatched by tho
Emperor to his nephew, the Gear, complimenting him
the success OF his arms.
4 pIsAGRKKADLE INCIDENT.
II is to be hoped. the intelligence will In this case
prove true for worry dsagreeabe incident occurred
some weeks ago. whom rumors OF the capture OF
Plovna were afoat Not only did Kaiser Wilhelm then
congratulate the Gear, but the corps OF
officers OF various regiments felt Il incumbent on
them geographically TO express their delight Al the
Russian victory These dispatches arrived at the
Emperor Alcxandcr's headquarters late in the nignt
shortly after Official accounts bloody defeat had
bcen made known TO HIS Majesty. severe rebuff
hereupon administered to tho regiments for their
misplaced oflciousness. Intercourse between tho
Gar and his imperial uncle - OF most intimate
character Since the Russian monarch joined his
army long commu ncations are almost daily exchanged
by them Some Turcophile papers inter from this
constant OF letters and kilograms that the
German Emperor advises his nephew on the course TO
be pursued In the campaign. We doubt the veracity
Of this statement, although cannot be denied that
this government Is cndeavorng. far obligations
Of neutral power admit assist Russia continu-
ance Of tho present war.
GERMAxY's EASTERN POLICY.
No definite opinion can DO formed CT Germany, or.
rather, Bismarck's, policy IN the East Inwardly
ehuckling a. Russias discontinue, Bismarck cannot
but be alarmed the change In equilibrium
European States by Russa's unexpected collapse.
posing her weaknesses and destroying the prestige
hitherto enjoyed by her. He now Hnds tho Austro.
Hungarian EMPIRE used by him the triple alliance
ss u counterbalance against Russia, SO Increased In
power aud influence by the attcrs misfortunes that
no will henceforth have 10 take the Vienna
Cabinet much into consideration than
formerly. His chief object being isolation
status quo in the centre Of Europe he does not
Justly fear. Tho Ottoman sway tho Balkan PENN
sula q Of strife and rivalry 10 the neghboring
States, might Ia future give rso complications
by which France might profit 10 regain her once proud
position In order to eradicate the evil by the
bismarck WIN not hesitate for moment sanctionng
expulsion OF tho Turks rom Europe, in hopes thereby
to establish permanent peace AS ne evidently Ia
vors the Prince of Roumania, near relative OF the
German Emperor, and the King OF Greece, II IS not
difficult TO Imagine he considers Thorn tho rghtul In
herors tho Turkish possessions this side OF the
plssESsioxs IN rnE pRUssIAx CABINET
Far greater trouble Than the Eastern qucstion-ior
which Bismarck said he would not sacrifice single
Pomeranan iandwehr man-is Cow caused him by
r,ous mode 81 treating his colleagues IN The Prussan
Cabinet has brought about state OF affairs seriously
Eulenburg. the Minister Of tho Interior, great
favorite oi the Emperor, has. after hiteen years
stay his difficult Office. tcndercd his resignation,
giving as motive iaiiing health. No credsnce Is
attached to the reason assigned tho only Inducements
for doing being all probability dsscnsons OF tho
count with tho Premier. Eulenburg's example
will shortly be followed by General Slasch, Chief oil
,ne Imperial Admiralty, Tor Long :ime at dag
gers Drawn with Bismarck and Prince Achenbach,
The Minister OF Commerce. who offended at the re-
peated snubbings received from his Chief Tho
Chancellor Is SO disguised the alterations with his
brother ministers that, inter a very short stay
Berlin he proceeded great ire to his beloved Vurzn.
BisMARcK's STAY IN OFFICE
Bsmarck's family, ANXIOUS Tor his withdrawal from
office, have embraced tho present opportunity 10
again urge upon him the advisaohty oil quitting his
rksome duties. As long as too Emperor lives, how
ever thcre appears but very little chance OF BIS
marck's eventual request being acceded TO. His
servants and attaches the highest importance TO Bs
marcgs remaining at the helm oil State, will cerniniy
himself the utmost 10 persuade MS Premier 10
continue - held the roins OF government
DisAsTRous FAILURE or GEkaAS BANK.
Quite panic produced last week by tho failure
Of the kit.crscbalthche Bank ~ Pomerania, which
enjoyed the reputation OF hrst class Institution Tho
Liabilities not yet fully ascertaincd amount 10 many
niinon marks. The management oi tho bank has
been reckless that its portfolio contained less
sum than SIX million marks IN notos with spurious
piguaturea An enormous loss has been sustained by
The collapse OF The bank among agricultural and IN.
aostriai circles IN pomeranIa and the neigh
boring provinces Criminal proceedings
to bs Instituted against the LoarJ Of Drec-
tors, OF whom committed suicide shortly
before cessation OF payment was publicly an
nounced. Ii only be esteemed very happy
circumstance that the bank, on the PRONUNCIATION OF
the banking laws declined the privilege OF issuing
bank notes, ns otherwise complete der0ufe would
have been IcvaUiein tho financial department OF the
imperial government Failure OF this establishment on
such a gigantic scale wii hope, be lesson the
Germans, VINO always experience certain pleasure In
dcnouncing The corrupt commercial system etmes
practised ia American States
GRANT.
No slight dissatisfaction Id expressed In the
here at General Grants having omitted In the plan oil
he might have been assured vi "a hearty well
como. rne cx.PresideBt wus expected at the Ger
man autumn manuuvres on the Rhine Tor which
he would certainly have received Invitation II
had previously been presented 10 the Emperor. Some
prephratlons had already beou made Respecting his
PRODUCTION To Kaiser Wilhelm at Ems when ho passed
Kline route Tor Switzerland, without paying his
commitments TO the aged monarch A local paper In
not making stay IN Berlin. The German part VI the
American population would undoubtedly DO also much
ofisuded u General Grant returns States with
out having soen their former Emperor.
CHRISTIAN NEGRO aISsrRELs.
Professor Caivarth, OF F,sk University, Tennessee,
has arrived here 10 arrange Tor series OF representa-
uvbs uy tho Christian negro uiinstreis, now IN Eu-
rope for audaulc pIrposc OF collecting funds BY
pubic singing toward support OF the educato nal
instituston at home. Mr.. Cavurth has been every
where most kindly received, and may hope u Ike
many as that signaIlzcd by them England and
Holland. Ills work tile university. iouutcd Tor the
higher instruction OF the negroes has been translated
Into 6eruiau, aud most iavorably commented On.
Their Imperial Aajcsties aud ueiubers oi the royal
family wiil DO requested to patronage tho musical on
tertainniunta u circumstances permit, the troupe
WILL also extend their travels TO 81. Petersburg.
RECEPTION ANgHicAs rRAvELlkHs.
The songs vf these minstreis viii DC novelty TO the
greater part vi the German public, who have quite
erroneous opinion musical talents or abliities o
dad Had mil ng TIN