The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-25

much ss he desired peace he did not believe In IT, The
French journals were full OF spite and hatred against
Germany. France remembered now many times
she had invaded disunted Germany. The French
apprehend ed similar treatment that Germany was
united Hence the haste, zeal and uncommon ntelli-
gencs with which the colossal work Of French army
reorganization was being completed Hence the locat
ing Of excessively largei numbers OF French troops,
especially cavalry and artillery. between Paris and
the erman frontier, = measure which Germany
would sooner or later be obliged 70 reciprocate In
France the army the pride OF all political parties
Itsdeeas were forgotten and its future regarded
with confidence In Germany there was . marked
disposition TO be niRgardy toward the army. The
captaincies proposed intended TO prepare
l22 important officers In peace for the work
they would have TO do in war; Depend upon II these
captains would have very little spare time for amuse-
ment II they were appointed.
Tho increased grant tor capainces then adopted
The progress. centre and socialist parties voted
against II.
In the House OF Lords last night the Earl Of Derby
replying to question put by Earl Gray, said
sSomc will doubtless say II we had taken some other
different. Throughout the negotiations have found
on the part OF the Porte decp-seated conviction
that, make what concessions they might. sooner
later would be forced upon them. II
is not for say whether that opinion right
wrong; but that being the feeling OF the Porte il
impossible for us To bring about an understanding
Looking at all the circumstances with the light OF
perencc do not see that any other course than that
which we adopted would have had more successful
result believe that in endeavorng 10 maintain peace
under the conditions that actually existed. were
engaged In the solution Of an impossible problem"
TURKEYS pEPEycR.
A correspondent on board Danube steamer reports
that the Turks have made great movement from
wddin toward Rustchuk in boats lowed by steamers
lie I'D hnt wara hrou back
by night The Turkish preparations for the defence OF
the Danube by means OF gunboats -clads, &C. are
most formidable. The Turkish troops are well armed
and clothed, and are in good spirits and condition. al
though dysentery has appeared among them. The
Turkish ambassador at Vienna, when muncatng
to Count Andrsssy tho Grand vizer's note to Rou.
mania, expressed the opinion that Roumanla would
merely protest against not resist Turkish occupation
Kalafat. Saivet Pacha yesterday despatch to
tho representatives Of Turkey abroad Informing them
that tho Russian Charge dAfaires had lei. with tho
whole staff, and that the Porte while rcgrcttng the
turn or affairs brought about by Russia. had followed
the example OF that Powersapd Instructed it's repre-
sentatives Russia to break Off relations with the
peria government Prince Hassan viii leave Cairo,
Egypt for Constantnople to-day, accompanied by two
high officers HIS mission Will only be Of short dura-
ton.
IRISH Hoxs RULE.
Der for the County Cork, moved for the appointment
OF select committee to INQUIRE into the nature OK
tent and grounds of the demand made by the Irish
people for restoration OF the Irish Parliament After
heated debate the motion was rejected by vote Of
ALI to o.. The Marquis OF Harrington and Messrs.
Fawcett aud Forster concurred with tho government
speakers In expressing the most unqualified opposition
TO home rule III Ireland.
ENGLAND AND PERU.
nThe British Admiral the Pacific coast has reported
upon the illegal Imprisonment Of British subject In
lququ0 Peru, and now awaits orders 10 further
ton, should the government deem II necessary.
THE ExTRADITioX or CARDINAL LEDocHowsKL
The statements made by various journals regarding
the extradon OF Cardinal Ledochowski altogether
unfounded The judgment Of the Roman tribunal has
simply been transmitted TO him in the usual course.
CATTLE pIsEASE
There Is further outbreak OF tho cattle plague In
the parish OF Wesden, Middlesex. One hundred and
twenty -our head wore slaughtered yesterday.
GERMANS
In Cuba all that Germany has obtained IS the
pension OF execution against It's subjects for nonpay
of industrial taxes. spain the
right from foreigners all mposts, territorial
and industrial since the extraordinary war contrbn
lions nomnally abolished and assmilated to
binary taxation by Captain General Jovellar
PLEASANT WEATHER
weather Yesterday was faIr