The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-16

explain what was passing either side o the
iron ier but he did think necessary to take pre-
cautions In Pennsylvania.
THE MONEY WILL BE VOTED
II Is expected that the money win be voted In
the Reichsrath by about fifty majority and in The
Diet nearly unanimously.
ANDRAssY WILL FURTHER EXPLAIN.
The delegations win meet about the Goth inst to
discuss the imperial budget when Count An
Grassy will make further statement OF his policy.
PosTPONING THE DISCUSSION
The Times Vienna despatch states that
the Financial Committee OF the Reichsrath
has accepted resolution postponing the dis
cussion of the CO. 900 900 credit until communication
regarding the actual employment OF the money Is
made TO the delegations. The discussion IN the
Hungarian Diet viii probably close tomorrow
The House will vote anirmatively except the ex-
IRENE Lett, numbering Nifty seven
THE Use or INDIAN TROOPS
The movement OF Indian troops to Malta will be
discussed In the House OF Lords also Monday,
when Baron Selbourne will call atten-
ton to the question whether such a move
ment previous to notifying Parliament Is
constitutional The opposition, however, will
not move any resolution on the subject in the
House OF Lords, and Lord Hartington's resolution
In the House OF Commons Is declared by him not
TO be intended to raise the question Of the policy OF
using Indian forces, but merely the legal issue.
WHEREFORE THE DISCUSSIONS
The Times says:-"Whcn it Is announced before
hand that the leader OF the opposition In the Lower
House VIII not raise the question OF policy, and
when the principal lawyer OF the party in the
House OF Lords will not throw his objections into
the form OF resolution mere discussion OF the
constitutional law Of the case would be more suit
able for debating society
RryoNn TIE CONTROL OF PARLIAMENT
"Ihe fact Is, the issues OF the present crisis
have passed beyond the control OF even the
British Parliament The general policy OF the
government has received at its most critical stage
the support OF the country, and the Ministry have
accordingly taken steps which leave the next turn
OF events IN other hands"
ITALY ALSO GETS READY.
The Rome despatch OF the Times announces that
the Minister OF Finance, with the Minister OF War,
has presented bill to the Chambers asking for
supplementary vote OF 000 coo lires for esti
mates.
TIE sERvIAN coSsPIRAToRs.
In consequence OF the determined objection OF
several members OF the Servian Cabinet ana the
representa- lions OF foreign Consus the execution
OF the leaders OF the Topola conspiracy has been
postponed A communication OF their sentence Is
being discussed
EDISBURGH IN COMMAND.
A despatch from Malta says that the Duke OF
Edinburgh has assumed command OF the ironcad
Black Prince.
VISITED BY THE PRINCE or WALES.
Yesterday afternoon tho Prince OF Wales sent his
secretary to Governor Mccormick to say that he
wished 10 visit the American section of the Paris FIX.
position, and TO mako tho matter quito informal. Ac-
cordingy about five O'Clock tho Prince came to tho
American headquarters, and was received by Governor
n cnrL vhn nifaA Fam
missoncrs.
DISTINGUISHED PARTY.
The Prince was accompanied by the Princess OF
Wales, the Prince OF Denmark and Mr. Cunli1e Owen,
secretary TO the British Commission. Tho party
spent nearly an hour In tho American section. Tho
Prince Of Wales manifested much interest in tho
American exhibit
EMPEROR WILLIAM SPEARS
Al reception OF the Ministers tho Emperor said
such occurrepccs Us Hodci's attompt ought by no
means to DO treated ghlly. Al tho time when he
was himself member OF the Ministry he had always
insisted upon tho danger which would result from
the triumph of tho tendencies OF the period hostile
tho State.
WARNINGS JUSTIFIED ny EVENTS
His apprehonsions wero confirmed by the year
lS4a Now In q still higher degree tho duty OF
tho government to make overy excrtion TO prevent
the revolutionary element from gaining the upper
hand
HoDEL's USELESS PROTESTS
Before tho police Hodc his assertion that
no did shoot at tho Emperor but several Witnesses
dcposc that they saw him aim at His Majesty. IL 10
expected that his trial before the High Court will
commence shortly the penalty for his CRIME 10
death.
ExAsPgRArsD STRIKERS.
Tho cotton operatives GU strike In Lancashire arc
greatly exasporatcd at tho refusal Of tho masters
ho ron n In nj nor
tives lett the meet ny at Manchester on Tuesday,
when no compromise was arrived at, thcy indicated
that the leaders would DO ablo any longer TO
strain Tho men, ana discaimod all responsibility for
what might happen In the strike district.
DISTURBANCES AT BURNLEY.
Whom tho news oil tho decision reached Burnley
thousands Of people assembled the hootng.
shouting and smashing windows. meeting
was held there yesterday and serious trouble Is
feared
THE RIOT A DIRECT RESULT.
The riot In blackburn on Tuesday evening was the
direct result OF tho announcement OF the tsiuro Of
the negotiations.
TROUBLE IN AccRIxGrox
There wero also rotous demonstrations at Accr ng-
ton, and serious breach Of the peace Is SIN appre
hendod thoro
RENEWED
There vas moro rioting In Burnley last night Ono
warehouse was burned. The military checked apy
further disturbance.
FLYING IRON BLACKBURN.
Al Blackburn most OF tho manufacturers, with their
households have quilted tho Tho soldiers keep
q comparative peace.
PRESTON.
AZ Preston thoro is great excitement and fear OF
rioting. Tho militia are now under arms.
IMPROVING BoULoGSg HARBoR.
Paris despatch states that the haroor OF Bouogno
10 70 DO widcned dcepenod ana made tho best har
Dor north OF Chorbourg.
THK SNAPS TRAvkLs.
The Shah OF Persia arrived ut rinis yesterday
EXPLOSION
Five bodies have been exhumed at tho Ammunition
mandatory In tho Rue B6rangcr, which de-
stroyed by explosion on Tuesday. II 10 supposed
that nftccn bodies stll remain in tho DEBRIS Presi
don't MacMahon visited the runs yesterday.