The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-06
The Antonelli Lawsuit To
Be Resumed To-Day.
WIDESPREAD DISASTERS AT SEA.
MacMahon Balancing Between Resist.
ance and Compromise.
WELCOME FOR MINISTER WELSH.



The HERALD correspondent in Rome telegraphs
that the Pope, though still confined to bed, is
cheerful and able to take his food regularly. His
leg is still very painful and he also suffers from
pains In his loins but he Is able to give audience In
his bedroom. The new issue in his leg has prob.
ably produced beneficial effect
COMPRISING WITH FRIENDS AND CARDINALS.
on Sunday he gave an audience to the Grand
Duchess Of Tuscany Yesterday he received the
cardinals and some intimate friends preparatory
to the conclave. lie appeared to rally through the
animation caused by the frequent meetings with
friends and engaged in conversation with some
vivacity
THE END APPROACHING.
A later despatch from Rome states that the hands
and arms OF the Pope are swelling and that his
respiration is laborious. His mind, however. con-
tinues clear. The common opinion here is that the
end is rapidly approaching Very little concern IL
shown about the political consequences OF his
death.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
The Standards Rome DESPATCH however, states
that the symptoms are slightly amelorated
RESUMPTION OF THE ANToNELLI LAWSUIT.
To-day the lawsuit brought by the daughter OF
the late Cardinal Antonelli will be resumed. 1t is
certain to produce great sensation, as an i'm.
mense amount OF scandalous evidence Will be pro-
duced.
THE HIDERNIA WRECKED
The Telegraph Construction and Maintenance
Company's steamer Hibernia was wrecked In
Maranham bay on the ed ult. The crew were
the Para and Pernambuco section OF the Brazilian
cable.
EVIDENCES OF WIDESPREAD DISASTER.
An experienced pilot who landed at Falmouth on
Tuesday reports that while coming down the Chan
mel he passed more dcrelict vessels, parts OF ves-
sells and wreck stun than he ever remembers
Sometimes whole fields OF wreckage were visible.
A special watch had to be kept In order to avoid
collisions.
THE WRECK OF THE OASIS SIGHTED.
The wreck OF the British ship Oasis, Captain
Burns, bound for Hampton Roads, before reported
sunk at sea, has been sighted or Point Lynas and
an attempt Is being made to tow her to Holyhead.
REMAINS OF THE CRUSADER.
An effort was made to tow Off the British ship
Crusader Captain Matthews before reported ashore
on the Goodwin Sands but it failed and the vessel
now lies totally dismasted.
FEARS FOR THE CITY OF BERLIN.
The Fsnancier says:-"sixty shings were paid
at Loyds yesterday (Tuesday) to effect reinsurances
on the Inman line steamer City Of Berlin, which
LETT New York November "a for Liverpool"
THE xARsHAL's NEW PLAN
despatch from Paris says:-"An the political
nnossing and nsbls negotiations which havo boon
going for somo days past simply conceal a'plan Of
campaign for the execution Of which Il was necessary
10 prepare public opinion. This plan is other than
q fixed idea Of second dissolution. President Mac
Mahon summoned tho Duke d'AudGrot. PasQuier and
NM. Grevy and Duiaure TO the Elysse, but did
enter the question OF now Cabinet
with any Of them. Hc merely spoke generally,
neither side formulating any proposals Then be sas
Senator Dueorc, who mad no mission or official status
aud asked him what the Left demanded N. Ducierc
thinking TO bring about compromise, wrote q noM
expressing his vows Of what ns party might exact
or course, like man bargaining, no asked much IN
tho hope OF obtaining . little. Immediately the
Right UNANIMOUSLY cry ous:-'You soc what tho Loft
Demands coup detat against tho sonato 1.-THE dshonor
Of the Marshal. Its impossible to TO under
standing with them.'
TOO cLHvER ny uALp
.'Next day. whom everybody believes negotiations
sha
are broken on-that the President cannot yield TO the
demands Of the Lett and disarm himself and the Sen.
ate In other words advantage il taken Of tho ndi.
viduai unofficial and almost confidential act OF Son.
ator In order strike with illdsgu sed enthusiasm
Into the path OF second dissolution. The Chamber
having furnished prctext one IL sought for outside,
and when Is beloved have been found this note
10 issued a. the rst warning OF the baltic In which n
II desired 10 engage.
TRANSPARENT scuRnE.
"rhe scheme IL transparent After the ovsrwhelm-
ing contradiction given TO tho vote by nights pro-
cecdings in the Chamber, what will tho President dof
That Is difficult TO say 1t terrible 70 contemplate
dissolution involving illegal collection OF taxes.
and Il Is painful 20 see the Marshal hemmed In be-
tween violence and dissolution. But judging by the
past IL Is to DO feared his prompters will select that
course which is most dreaded by moderate men,
PREPARING pIssoLuriox
telegram from Paris dated yesterday says:-"It
Is reported to-day IN Parliamentary circles that the
government contemplates proroguing the Chamber
Of Deputies and forming dissolution Ministry should
tho Chamber not vote the budget tomorrow"
NEGOTIATIONS AGAIN PROBABLE
later despatch says:-"In Parliamentary circles
this evening. in consequence OF the groups Of the
Lon having protested against the impxtation
that they wished to modify tho constitution