The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
Bismarck's Policy in
the East.
THREE tMPERoRS' ALLIANCE.
The Telephone Krupp's Monster Gun-John
Chinaman in Berlin.
GERMANY'S Tribute TO STANLEY.

Bismarck, grateful 10 Russia for having during the
last Franco-German war RETAINED from any inter
ference, Intends Glowing this example Not Directly
INTERESTED in settlements OF the Eastern cues
iion the Berlin Cabinet Is by no means ayerSe 70
separate arrang ement being arrived al between the
Car ana the sultan. This resolve forms sharp con-
trast 10 the attitude ntely adopted by Germany and
Russu's ialtnIui ally" the Emperor OF Austria, VINO
enphatically intimated that adjustment OF the CON-
,hcatons on the Balkan pen ula could only be el
lected IN concert with great Powers Of Europe.
simultaneously with this announcement, SO sig
pncantly expressed in the Austrian Fre"aden BAIT,
The inspired organ of the Foreign Office IN Vienna,
The Princes of serva and Montenegro were warned
not TO their operations either TO those parts
OF Bosnia or the Herzegovina bordering on
Austrian territory.
wiLHELM's SYMPATHY WITH TIE GAR
These definitions of Austro- II ungary's policy In the
East have only rritated the St Petersburg Cabi
net, but even produced aspeasurc here, where at
Court and IN government circles great sympathy is
manifest in favor of the Russian cause. His Majesty,
holding constant comm IN icaton with his nephew,
the Car Is directly informed by the latter OF
I'll important events in the war. The intimate
Intercourse between tho two sovercgns has
given TO report that advice is given
10 the Russian headquarters on the conduct OF
she operations by the German military authorities
We doubt the veracity OF this statement, but must
nevertheless confess correspondents OF leading
German papers the seat OF positively asserted
That Major Won Llequltz tho German military plenpo-
Tertiary with the Russian army VINO decorated
with the orders OF ST. George and Pour lie Merite, tho
highest distinctions In the gilt OF the Emperors OF
Russia and Germany, drew up the plan OF Gourko's
attack on Gorny Dubnik and Tellsch.
GERAASY's VIOLATIONS OF NEUTRALITY.
Assistance rendered By Germany to Russia In the
present war, directly violating the solemn obga-
lions due by a neutral Power, is the more strange
IN The last struggle with Franco she SO violently
protested against the support given TO her
tnemy by some private individuals in the United
states. II We pcruse tho parliamentary reports OF
NE American senate House OF ReprescD and
study foreign relations or the Washington Cabinet,
We Gnd that the German government is now guilty OF
lar greater breaches OF International law than
then laid to the charge United States II would
lead ms lar 10 enumerate the different cases OF
Gcrmanys illegal acts; but merely refer TO the io-
loving lew instances, anordlng au idea OF the help
granted by Tins country Russia. Not only were
NJ and captured from the French and
stored government arscnals openly sold NJ
The commencemenr OF the campaign 10 Rus
sian agents, but Krupp in Essen, tho famous
gun manufacturer. was, by prolongation OF
tracts concluded with HIM by this government
aatey used Tor arming the Baltic fortresses, well
rs for siege purposes IN Bulgaria On nsuhicency OF
this order the ST. Petersburg Cabinet engaged krupp
furnish over thousand more guns, the last Of
whica 10 be delivered before February next Be-
SIDES this, locomotives and railway cars were lent.
torpedo boats. constructed and all kinds OF army
icrllls freely delivered TO Russia
BiaMAECK GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
Sharp comments have beon made by tue press
The governments arrangements on The duties Of
ncutr.ls. and the meeting OF tho imperial ParlIa
monl II may be surely expected that motion con-
ncmna,ory Of ITS conduct viii DO brought forward by
The ulIrainontane aud radical opposition. Bismarck
Enjoying at varzln his welmered repose from State
AFFAIRS, will capital tile end Of the year
order resume his Official occupation ana meet par
amentary charges launched at him. The Chanccllors
long aUsence IRON Berlin is making itself cx-
lonsvcy iclt in government regions The mighty
power directing the complicated machine Tor the al
nuisration OF the State is everywhere wanting. Bis
marck's substitutes, Baron Buiow, the secretary
D Foreign Affairs, and President Holman, OF the
lmi eral CAaGceilury are by means gifted or inde
pendent enough 10 replace tue iron Chancellor. The
aters dssecsions win Camphausin. tho Minister Of
tIuancs Count EuienouTg, the Minister Of the lnte
nor, prolonged leave u absence, ana Cen
cfal slascl, the OF the German Admiralty have
yet been amicably settled, but remain IN lull
torce Bismarcks rriabiliiy Increased by great ner
yous e1ciemcut is so insupporabie that no gentle
VINO mas any scii-rcspect, but mere clerks aud
sycophants can long endure to remain VITA him
any ollicai capacity
rue cnAScELLoR N vAgzlS
Accounts IRON varz'n affirm the chancellor 10 be in
a u apparently gool state health He exceedingly
regrets that, owing OF equity aection
lie cannot abandon himself TO tue Pleasures
o me punt as much rs formerly. Rides over the
country have the also Ueen
strcted. great loss was lately inflicted Oh smarck
ny The aeatn OF sultan, his iavorte dog, constant
PAM On, slam by unknown individual A
large offered the discovery OF The per
petralor mysterious case oil suicide, committed
by OF Bismarcks tenants ~ Varzin just whep tho
genuarmerie their way arrest nin seems
IL have oeen III some way connected with the murder
oil tne dos. south German friend OF Bismarck,
hearing of his grief, Immediately presented nm
with puppy Of the same breed aud color as the last
iuvorIte
a BLOODY CONSPIRACY
No slight alarm must have been created in Bis
marck's household by the announcement that a man
had tcen arrested ~ Bvrin SATURDAY, charged with
Intention to the Cnancopur The individual
Ia question turns out 10 DO a common swindler who
arrived the capital about week ago Western
Prussia, his native country, where he has recently
employed "A lawyers clerk. A lew days before
his depalt ure Tor Bcriin the ponce received two
aaony mous letters, warning them TO keep Close
watch on certain man, who, AS the instrument OF an
extensive Conspiracy, bound to take The ie oil Bis
marek, aud u possible that vi the Emperor. Al
minute description oi tue villain gwen, and The
hour OF his journey liked, tue ponce found no diin
ruHy IN placing him undcr strict surveillance.
He AhgAtca a sna hotci, made inquiries ABOUT the
movements VI Hls Majesty anu on nIs arrest loaded
Blk Dareled revolver Was found upon b. A. his brst
Examination lie asserted himself TO DC Baron Lyskow-
hki, a natural oI Cardinal LcdechUwsk and
boasted oil MS ultimate connection with Jrsuits ana
ultramontancs, but refused 10 disclose more par
ticuars OF hiss person OF whereabouts Fortunately
OF The detectives perceving strong rcsem
al The prisoner Win photograph OF iorgcr In the
alum vi ninals Kept az tue Central Police station
iuaue inquiries, which resulted "a proving that the
story tue so-caed Baron I.y skowsk was mere
sue oil lasehools
Lysgowski rnE WOULD BE
The real name the villain Is Lubowsk,j he halls
from Lobau, email Town 10 the Polish district OF The
province Ui Prussia Appraised oil the issue OIL a war
rant Tor bis arrest on charge OF forgery hs deter
mined To denounce hnsen To tue authorities as n
rOud.be assassin OF Bismarck aud tho Emperor IN
Drucr, undo au assumed name. To divert Suspicion
rom nIs other crime. He sui IN tue netroIoi an
a, Out win soon Ue acli,erod over 10 tho court NJ
LoDau or ina Judgment Full Reports OF tue investl
cations the were Immediately submitted 10 tue
Emperor anu Bismarck HIS Majesty Was at nrst much
Concerned especially ne had lately been witness
Dt AN attempted suicide COMMITTEES by poor
man IN bis palace. For number OF years an ex-so-
der, discharged owing 10 corporeal iDhrmity anu IN
crcasing Dlnuness bad been accustomed annually 70
present 70 hts MJcsy petItions tor pccuBary reiieL
When hc came 10 Berlin tnrs time and on obtaining
entrance INTO the palace heard he could not see