The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-23
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts of the
World.
BISMARCK IN BERLIN.
Rumors Of a Severe German Policy
Toward France.
MACMAHONS DIFFICULTIES.
Louis Blanc and Gambetta Aptatinp
MACMAHON'S DIFFICULTIES.
Louis Blanc and Gambetta Agltatng
Against the Ministry.
+ MIN L IN INDIA.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.

LONDON, May rs, 1877.
The sudden return or Prince Bismarck to Berlin
has startled the alarmists again. In Paris
it is regarded as a noteworthy event. En-
peror Williams sudden determination to in
crease the German garrsons IN Asace and
Lorraine sufficiently startling. 1t is stated
that an extraordinary council is to be held, at
which the Emperor will preside, for the purpose
of deciding upon policy OF severity toward
France. Indeed, there was some talk yesterday
that such council was held. Reuter- says,
however, that the arrival OF Bismarck In the Ger
man capital was not the result OF any sudden de-
termination, nor was there any SPECIAL political
reason for it, as it had been arranged beforehand
as part of the general programme OF his journey.
The North German Gazette Qthe Minister
ial organ reprints passages from pre-
vldAs speeches and dispatches of Prince
Bismarck, to the effect that the APP
pointment Of clerical and monarchical Cabinet
in France might be prejudical TO German interests
and the maintenance or peace between France
Germany and Italy.
SITUATION IN FRANCE
President MacMahon has evidently long struggle
before him. Some OF his most earnest friends are
beginning to see what q false stop he took in dis.
missing Simon what appear as per-
sona grounds. Louis Blanc marshalling tho
radical Deputies to issue declaration calling the MINI
listers 10 account in anything but complimentary
terms AT tho same time they will counsel pru-
dcnce and moderation to the country and the
Of me IN oft the
spirit which has suddenly arisen to threaten republic
can institutions.
DISSOLUTION
II is stated In well informed circles that the govern
ment will not have recourse to a second months
adjournment OF the Chamber, but will demand
It's dissolution from the Senate
as Parliament meets again NJ Gambetta Is
going to visit Lyons Marseilles and other large pro-
vincal towns to suporintend republican resistance
IL Ia said that four legitmls Senators, dissatisfied
| with the governmental intentions concerning the
clerical question, have decided TO join tho Loft in
| refusing TO grant dissolution.
| PREFEcroRAL CHANGES.
! Fresh changes in the prctectoral administration
were gazettcd yesterday, affecting fourteen depart
menis. Some Of the newly appointed projects show
| Discrimination to accept their posts.
STOPPING FOREIGN NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION
| Foreign newspapers are to be closely watched, and
none will be permitted to circulate France except
! they have first passed through the hands the
| ccnsors
| SENATOR KgASrz's MANIFESTO.
letter from Senator Krantz Is published adher ng
to the manifesto OF the Left and stating that he will
continue TO hold the post OF Commssary General Of
the Exhibition OF 1878 long as il is compatible with
| the ndepcn dcnce Of hts vote.
| THE coyscRIrToNs IN SPAIN
decree has been issued at Madrid which orders the
Basque provinces to provide 900 conscripts this
year, but Aaya and Guipuzcoa retain portion
OF the. taeros, which Biscay alone loses entirely.
DISTRESSING FAMINE IL INDIA
The continuance of the famine In India Is startling
among people hero who large indian interests.
The number gratuitousy relieved IN Madras during the
week ending May 10, shows OF ~ 39l It's
believed that the numbers the relief works have
also increased, but the returns incomplete.
There was IN heavy storm OF rain In Madras Thurs
day ana Friday which extended Gfty miles inland, and
saved Ncllore and Chngleput from water fsmne.
kilograms from various other points on the Madras
coast report rain. Official reports from Nysore state
that prospects unlmproved. The increase OF the
numbers on the relief works - about 1000 Official
reports from Bombay say tho increase OF the numbers
on the relief works is 2o,433.
NORTHUMBERLAND MINERS VOTE TO STRIKE.
a meeting was held at Newcaste-on-Tync on Mon.
day last to count the votes OF the Northumberland
GOLFERS as whether the dispute with the masters
ought TO be referred TO arbitration. There was an
overwhelming majority IN favor Of strike. The
Northumberland colliors number %, 600
snIPwREcK AUSTRALIA.
despatch dated Adelaide, south Australia, May IL
says thirty persons drowned BY the wreck Of a
vessel plying between Adelaide and the Albany Isles
on the northeast coast.