The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
A Fictitious Version Of the
Won Moltke Opinions.
REBELLlONS IN FRENCH COLONIES
The Clerical ENVIRONMENTS in the
Chamber Of Deputies,
Isr CABLE TO THE HERALD

CBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LoSDos. May s, 1871
Business on the Stock Exchange is Hat Consois
opened at 93, and wero subsequently better Lord
Derby's reply to Prince Gortschakon's circular had
bad effect
The Paris Boursc also Eat and rcntes are quoted al
partly in consequence or sensational article in the
Figaro yesterday purportiny to DO a confidential nd
dress Of Count Won Moltke the German stan, OK.
planning the necessity Tor his recent speech In the
Reichstag, saying 1t was intended as u cold shower
bath for France. France is peaceful because she
knows that she is not abc to light Germany; but, II
she had . fair chance her bitter hatred against Ger
mauy would inevitably break FORTH Such =
chance would DO alliance which she has
prospect Of onccting with Austria. The inter has
never forgotten Sadowa and Russia Is not now, as
1S70, ablo 10 enforce her neutrality. Count Won
Aoltke said Il might be necessary for Germany the
event OF alliance to with like swifncss
in former campaigns. The officers would shortly re-
ceve detailed Instructions for to be taken
with view TO the complications which the Count
hoped might not arise, but which he deemed Il hts
duty TO provide against Until such instructions
received she stan would continue to be guided by the
Instructions OF 1874 The Figaro says, In tho
OF his address Count Won Moltke drew mastery par
alle between the French and German and INCL
dentally remarked that tho Russians will need all their
resources 10 overcome the Turks. Though unques-
tonabiy tho foregoing Is having effect Paris
Bourse Il seems ridiculous after Count Won MolIke's
public utterances, and tho Figaro is VIGOROUSLY
0crupulous sensation moncer,
The Times, III ITS financial article yesterday, abiding
70 saturdays depression, says tendency to panic
pervAdes ''the city' on aM sides, consequence OF
disrust Of the govern intentions. 1t may pass
away, but there is danger that any bad now
would develop It.
Paris despatch to the Daily Neos says:-"Though
tho Ngaros Won Moltkc story reproduced by all the
evening papers In Paris highly important, 1t Is
more In the style OF H. Saint Geuest, BonaDarlst
agtator, who contributes military articles to tho
Figaro than OF Count Won Moltke''
Ax-KIxG AAADgo's PRESENT TO THE POPE.
Rome despatch states that tina Duke Of Aosta has
eentthe Pope chaIice worth g. 400, accompanied by
an autograph letter asking its acceptance from a de-
voted and sincere Catholic, and asking the Pope
20 offer prayer tor tho rcpose the soul Prince
Amadeos wife, The Pope moved to tears, and
exclaimed, This is the greatest consolation have
ceIved in these momentsn The Tines correspondent
u
but in compliance with ths request the late Duchess
OF Aosta.
THE ITALIAN CLERICAL ABUSES FAILS.
In the Italian Senate yesterday the debate the
Clerical Abuses bill brought 10 u close. Alter
speeches from Sgnor Mancini and others the Senate
by vote OF 103 10 %, adopted the amendment 10 tho
first clause Notwithstanding the opposition OF Sgnor
NancnL There much excitement tho an
nouncement Of the vote The remaining clauses VI
bill we're then passed with slight alterations but when
the whole bill was put to nnal vote rejected by
W yeas to los nays
THE FRENCH CLERICAL TROUBLES
In the French Senate at Versailles N. Franceu
yesterday renounccd the intention of submitting an
Interpolation asking the government what would be-
the consequences OF the order of the day adopted
the Chamber Of Deputies relative TO clerical intrgues
WIT BLANKET.
John Lee & Sons, blanket anufacturers at Earl
sheaton aud Ossett. have failed Their liabilities arc
reported be $685., 600 Between three and four
hundred operatives are thrown out OF employment
THR Mgrz CATHEDRAL ON FIRE.
A nre broke NJ tour O'Clock yesterday morning
in tho Metz Cathedral, probably caused by illumina
tionA Az i've O'Clock tho woodwork OF the roof was
In flames Tho Emperor, the Crown Prince and
Count Won Moltke, who are visiting Metz and also the
Bishop OF Metz tho spot experimenting tho
excrtions to cxtnGuish the confagration. The Eren
ing Standard publishes despatch from Metz saying
she rc IN the Cathedral was extingushcd after the
burning Of the root Much damage done to the
Interior The firo originated from fireworks on the
occasion Of tho Emperor's visit
KING ALpoSso's MARRIAGE
II L. denied that cx-Queen Isabella of Spain has
wrtton to the Pope to influence King Alfonso against
marrying Protestant princess. Tho Post says Il has
authority to DECLARE tho whole story fabricated.
PUERos.
royal decree promulgate Madrid com.
pctey assimatng the Basque provi noes to the rest
OF Spain Precautionary military measures on an
extensive scale have adopted Blscay In copse.
Quence OF this decree.
REBRLLIoss IN ALGrgns AND MOROCCO.
The Ben Public, Of Paris, states toat u general |
rising Of tho Mohamm population OF Tunis rripoi
and Morocco Is imminent Tho French government Is
about despatch strong rciniorcemen.s troops a.
we'll as q neet to Algeria.
pisrKass SPREADING iSbiA.
A Calcutta despatch says tho condition Of Southern
India has changed slightly for the worse, because tho
showers ceased about tho middle ol April Without
moro rain distress must gradually Increase. The Gov
ernor General OF lndia writing 10 Earl Carnarvon,
the 26th OF April, says:-"rho CRISIS Is serious aud
critical, but tho grain trado active aud lhcro
reason Tor fearing failure OF suliclont supply"
RUSSIAN mArgs xxcnAyGE.
The Manchester Gu1r,iiaas Berlin despatch says
Russia intends to establish forced OF exchange
Tho loss In discounting bills now nearly nisy per