The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-01
A Russian Protest Against the RhC-
dope Investigation.
GERMANY RATlFIES THE PEACE TREATY.
Result OF the German Elections-Na.
tional Liberal Success.
EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE IN ENGLAND.


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LONDON, August l, 1878.
An Austrian force, moving parallel with General
Phillopovich, has reached Novi unressted. Gen
eral Phillopovich telegraphs that he received cor
dial addresses at Brod and Derbend.
THE BOSNIAN INsURRacrIoN.
Oflcial reports from the Bosnian frontier state
bhat the followers OF the Turkish agttator who
raised an instruction against The Ottoman author
tiles at Seraevo deposed the civil governor and
Stormed and piundered the armory alter a san
culinary conflict with the gems darmes
The Dqaly 7ele0saphs special from Vienna says the
Scrajsvo lnsurrscton has considerably diminished
and there Ia hope of peaceful Accomplishment OF
occupation.
sERvIAN MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
telegram from Belgrade states that the concen
tration OF Servian troops continues, and reinforce
ments are going to the army OF observation on the
Bosnian frontier. The whole standing army mum.
bering 10000 men, and half of the militia are stu
under arms.
PEARS OF A DIFFICULTY
Various special dispatches from Vienna express
lear that some difficulty has occurred in Bosnia be.
cause no private kilograms from the frontier have
been received for twentyfour hours Official advices,
however, report that all is goiug on we'll
cAEArHEoDoRI's INSTRUCTIONS.
The Times Vienna correspondent states that Cara
theodore Pacha has received Instructions which
arc believed 10 DO OF nature 10 iaci-
tato convention relative TO tho cccu
patton. The Same correspondent announces that
Turkey has asked for extension Of tho period Tor
Tho ratification of the treaty. but the difficulty is
merely formal.
THE RHoDoPE INVESTIGATION.
delayed despatch, dated Constantinope July 20
says:-"Tho Russian Com missioner has objected to
the continuation OF the Inquiry into the
Rhndnn iuau
disclosed some agreement between themselves
And the Russian commanders The Russian
Commissioner threatened to withdraw II the In
curry we're continued The English, Fronch, Italian
and Austrian Ambassadors Consiart iuople, being
consulted, replied by telegraph that tho inquiry
should continue. Tho Russian Commissioner then
withdrew, leaving his dragoman to represent him.
GERMAN RATIFICATION rnR TREATY
The Grown Prince Frederick William has ratified
she Treaty of Berlin. Publications will DO exchanged
NJ Berlin on Saturday ncxt
oLADsToNE's GRRAr SPEECH
The tagging interest In tho debate on Lord Hartpq.
On's resolution in the House Of Commons was re-
sivsd on Tuesday by tho speech OF Mr.. Gladstone,
which is generally regarded as ono Of tho ex-
Premier's greatest efforts, probably the cumIn-
Ating point In the preseat discussion.
OPPOSING THE SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES.
The army supplementary estimates for additional
expenditure in consequence OF the war between Rus
STA and Turkey was issued yesterday IL amounts to
81 545, 500 In the House of Com mons Mr. Haytcr
tibera gave notice of resolution decar ing that the
expenditure Is cxtravagart and burdensomo TO tho
taxpayers, and ought not to be sanctioned by Parlia
ment
THE DUKE OF coSsAUaHr's ANNUITY.
In the House OF Commons yesterday Mr.. PlimsolI
llibersl moved the rejection, the third reading of
IA IN nuitv In nm ~
Alter two hours debate Mr.. Plimsops motion was re.
Iecied by ISL 10 Is.
THE rAPAL SrXcio GERMANY
Tho Pontihcal Nuucio arrived at Kissngen from
Munich on Tuesday, aud has been received several
times.by Prince Bismarck.
A RECONCILIATION WITH THE VATICAN
despatch 10 the Times irem Frankfort confirms
the report that tho Pspal Nnncio has had several
Interviews with Prince Bismarck at Kissengen The
correspondent says he Is in a position to state
that direct negotiations between Germany and tho
Vatican viii soon be oponoc. Tho German govern
mont is apparently bent on enccting reconciliation,
though 1t is I'M possible TO say whether IL is sincere
TnE GERMAN ELECTIONS.
In the elections for members OF tho German Parlia-
ment on Tuesday the national liberals werc successful
Hamburg Leipsic aud Augsburg second ballot will
DO necessary at Hanover between particularist and
. socialist candidate, and ut Munich between Ma
tiona, y liberal and clerical candidate.
THE REsULrt 50
Later advices state that tho results OF about one
hundred elections are known and are foows:-
Elccted-40 national liberals II cericas conserva.
tives, IL progressists, OF various separat-
list and partlcuiarist parties and / socialist
In the remaining twenty districts second ballots
will be necessary The Socialists have been defeated
In four constituencies where they formerly
cG hpt NJ
lotings, including those OF Dresden and Solingen
RETURNS wuRrkxBuRG.
Complete returns from the Kingdom Of wurtcm-
burg oiect seven free CONSERVATIVES throe mperiast
two national liberals and one ultramontane Second
ballots In three districts will be necessary. The FREQ
conservatives and imperialists elected may be con
Bidered supporters Of Prince Bismarck Tho national
liberals have carried the Duchy OF Brunswick.
SOUTH eERMAxr.
Returns from 80 South German districts show tho
election oil 10 national liberals o conservatives ul.
tramonlanes and separatist Second ballots will be
held In districts
CONSERVATIVES RSD LIBERALS UNITING.
Berlin despatch to the Times says socialists havo
been elected In GIaucban and some other manuiac.
turing towns All accounts agree that the IiporaIs
and conservatives will sink their differences and unto
against the socialists In the second bal lots The de-
Eeat OF the socialists is therefore assured. Herr
Laskcr has boon elected in Meiningen.
A STRONG SOCIALIST VOTE.
Special dispatches 10 tho London press agree that
the great feature Of the elections is the Interest dis
played BY the people, from eighty TO ninety
per cant Of the full vote having been
poiled In Berlin and tho larger towns, against
Inc usual average OF forty-six per cent
Another feature 10 the no,abIs front SD own by
socalists who, though they lost several seats poled
more votes than ever, and only defeated by the
sxaraordinary efforts OF their opponents.
CARDINAL yRAxcHI SINKING
Cardinal Pranchi passed a bad night on Tuesday.
de received Me last sscramonn yesterday morning
BIS condition is very serious
~ MURDER ON AN AMERICAN sHiP.
Ihe cook, named Woodward, and the steward,
tqtied smith, both colored, OF tho American ship