The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09

clauses Of the treaty. clause one all doeK, bar
Dor ana kindred du(' Ter local facilities.
Oiauss SIX gusraisees reciprocal rights TO the 9th
commercial marks, embleIns and stamps.
Clause declares that tue treaty 10 TO last ten
years. during which time neither party alter the
direct or indirect duties on the produc's o manu-
features OF tho other existing by Law at tho time Of
Its ratification
Clause eight reserves tho right modify tho treaty
itself by agreement at any time.
Clause nine provides Tor the exchange Of rasinsa-
lions
HUNGARIAN ELECTIONS
despatch from Vienna says the results OF the
Hungarian elections known in 1874 election dis
ticts show that 116 liberals supporters OF the
present government "a Of the united opposition and
Fl OF the extreme lett have elected Herr Tisza,
Chief OF the Hungarian Ministry. VIII probably be re-
turned from constituency whore . second ballot
Is necessary Is thought that his defeat by the rad
icaly OF Dsbrsczn Will have the effect Of making him
adhere more firmly the moderate wing Of the liberal
party.
BIsMARcK AND THE VATICAN.
A Berlin despatch says is stated that Prince Bis.
MARCH, his negotiations with the Nuncio, expressly
insisted upon the maintenance OF tho German ecclesi
asteal laws, but agrced that their interpretation
should be subject 10 understanding with the vat
can.
THE VATICAN ACCEPTS.
despatch to the Standard from Rome says Pope
Leo aud the Council OF Cardinals have decided 10
ospt Bsmarck's proposals. A formal answer is, how
ever. deferred until after the nomination OF new
Papal Secretary OF State.
ITALY AND GRHECH.
An interview has been arranged 70 take place ON
Saturday between the Greek Minister Of Foreign
Affairs Sgnor Carroll, president OF the Italian Coun-
ell, and Count Cort, Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
GRxEcr AND THE PORTS.
Constantinopie despatch to the Times says that It
n n m sad have ind lead
the Porto to withdraw tho circular which it bud pre-
pared the Greek question to substitute for II
more eonciliatory one.
POWDER MAGAZINE EXPLOSION
BY tho explosion OF the Russian powder magazine
at Fratesr, near Bucharest. on Wednesday, Afty.nve
persons were killed and tnirty-ons injured.
peyHH PARIS cABxEy.
The cabmen OF Paris to the number OF 1880, who
are . strike, held general meeting at the Cirque
Fernando last night.
4 TIE DoxArARrE MARRIAGE
The Paris Constitutionnei, Bonapartist organ,
uounces that marriage been arranged between
Prince Louis Napoleon, OF the Emperor Napoleon
Ill., and Princess Thyra third daughtefof Christian
TX, King OF Denmark The King OF Denmark has
given his consent TO the union, but the of tho
marriage has not yet been fixed The Constitutionnd
adds:lt Is stated that this marriage will DO made
the occasion OF beneficial revision OF tho Treaty Of
Prague" Princess Thyra is sister Of the Princess
Of Wales.
OFFICIALLY coSrRADIcTEp
Tho Post In semi Official form, contradcts the an
nouncomsnt in the Paris Constitutionnel that mar
rage has been arranged between Prince Louis Napo-
leon and Princess Thy-a, or Denmark. 5rs,
THE NAUTILUS HAvRg.
Tho dory Nautilus, which reached the English coast
July 80 from Beverly, Mass, has arrived in Havre,
having accomplished the passage from America In
hfy-sx days, which includes several days. detention
by rough weather on tho coast OF England. Tho Nau.
titus will DO taken to the PARIS Expo-iten.
PARIS EXPOSITION AWARD.
OF tho twsuty-sSvon contributions Of American
paper under tho caro- OF woolworth q Graham, OF
New York. At the Paris Exhibition twenty receive
awards including four Of Eve OF tho gold medals
Out OF tho iour Byron es.on OF Dalton, Mass, re-
esipes the grand prize for One writing papers
LABOR TROUBLES on rae CLYDE.
The mechanics in tho shipyards ON the Clyde have
unanimously refused 10 submit either 10 increase
OF their hours Of labor per cent reduction
OF their wages, tho alternative OF which offered
them BY their employsrss .4aa
STILL THAT PAPAL SECRETARY.
II 10 stated IN Rome that Cardinal Deacon Loren 70
Nina has been appointed sucesed Cardinal Tranchi
~ Papal Secretary Of State.
Times despatch frem Rome says the report Of the
appointments Of Cardinal Nina Secretary OF State
IL confirmed.
THE 81. GoTHARD TUNNEL
The Swiss National Council has voted 81, 800 coo %
The contribution Of Swi.zeraud toward com pe,ing the
ST Gothard tunnel