The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-18
7ELECRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
A MURDEROUS CONSPIRACY.
Secret Scheme Against the German
Grown Princes Life.
RUSSIA CHECKMATING ENGLAND.
RUSSIA CHECKMATING ENGLAND.
Ludicrous Attempts to Belittle the
Globes Enterprise.
MONTENEGRO WINS AGAIN.
The Cotton Strike at
an End.


[BY CABLE 10 THE HERALD.J
LONDON, June IS, 1878.
The Standard has the following from Berlin, Juna
TIA report received from Vienna Of meditased
attempt on the lie OF the Crown Prince Frederick
William caused. some sensation here to-day. Ono
hundred aud thirty socialisswere arrested tonight
at the Tivoli Bcrgarten, near this city,
GLOBES GREAT sBEAT."
The Duke Of Richmond and Gordon, Lord Presi.
dent Of the CouDcii replying to Earl Granville in the
House OF Lords yesterday, said the memorandum OF
the agreement between England and Russia published
In the Globe was procured through some
person having to confidential papors. As an
explanation OF the governments policy, he said, II
was incomplete, and therefore Inaccurate. The gov
eminent would nt the earliest moment give the
fullest Information.
MADE RUSSIA
It IL stated Mt Berlin in some quarters that tho
document printed in the London Globe on tho 18th
inst contains proposals submitted by Russia and
rejected by England, and that their pub
licaton procured by the Russians In order
TO prove that they are not repugnant 10 English
public opinion and thus to limit the concessions the
English represen atives may demand in the Congress-
Those who credit this abatement of course believe
that no agreement exists between England Russia
about notifications TO BIO made the Troaty OF San
Stcfano.
THE TURKS AVID MoSTEHEGRNs
Tho Berlin North German Gazette says tho Austrian
delegates. well the MonteneGrin represent
here have received news OF an attack made by the
Turks on tho Montenegrins, In which the aggressos
lost several killed and wounded and sixty prisoners
Tue aggressors were not soldiers but it is suspected
that the attack was instieated BY pacha.
REFUSED, USUAL
La France Of Paris published yesterday Cettsnje
day the Turks from Scutari attacked Montensgns
and were rcpuiscd. The Berlin correspondent OF The
News says a similar despatch reached tho Montens
grin delegates Berlin from their government This,
vol as the report coming by the way Of Raeusa,
may DO erroneous Nothing further later has been
received about It
LEAVING SAN srEFAxo
A despatch from Constantinople reports that the
baggage belonging to tho Russian headquarters was
removed from San Stefano yesterday. II IL not
known whether General rodloben is moving north.
ward toward the centre OF tho Russian line bul
the direction is thought TO be the proba-
bio one.
AUSTRIA HUNGARY.
In tho Lower House OF tho Austrian RcichsPath yes
tel day the bill relative to the New Compromise laws
passed its third reading. The Austro-H H hungarian
compromise is thus finally sanctioned TAR a. the
Chamber OF Deputies Is concerned
RUSSIA sKSDS WORD TO SRRvIA.
Telegram from Belgrade announces that tina noted
Russian slavopbil General FAdaieT there ON
sunday with dispatches for Prince Milan, who LETT
hurr,cdy Tor Nsch. This incident causes apprshsn-
sions OF warliko complications
xAcxAnoS AGAIN THREATENS.
A Paris letter says:-ss5ome apprehension prevails
lest new attempt be made to put rcactiorary Min
istry In Of the for tho purpose Of
influencing the coming Senatorial eloc,ions Such .
step would be tho last desperate effort Of the mon
archs.s to prevent tho nrm establishments OF the Re
public aud tho question Of tho revision OF the
constitution open three years longer.
SURE A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
ssUnless the coming elections DO Influenced In
some such way tho republicans are sure to obtain .
majority In tho Senate 1t Is impossible 10 predict
whether President AacMahon will load himself 70
such an intrigue, because his character little
dsrsiood. The most significant TACT giving ground
for republican fears isl tho dictatora attitude adopted
by tho war Minister toward tho Left the pars
OF tho session. Tho conservative newspapers have
also been publishing threatening artclea The con-
servativcs rely German support In consequence Of
the anti-social movement"
WHAT oAMBErrA SAYS
Tho Paris Republique Francaise says:-"we fear ws
perceive In the nomination Of General Wolf TO Inc
command OF the thirteenth corps at Clermont-Fer.
rand check TO the system OF Parliamentary control
and aggressive movement tho drcction or per.
sona government. II Is tho duty OF the Cabinet to
prevent tho revival OF any such dca and for the Mn-
islry II Is a question OF life or dcatbn
GERMAN LIBERALS
Tho leaders OF tho German rational liberals In vev
OF the approaching elections in Germany, have issued
manestocs declaring that the party VIII support all
proposals for tho protection OF order which do mos
jeoparaizo tho permanent guarantees Of liberty.
GRAND PRIZE.
In the race tho Grand Prize Paris on Sunday
Thurio, the winner ridden by Cannon aud won By
head, with lho distance between the second and
third horses. Tho betting each OF the eight
starters Immediately before tho follows,
they being named In tho order In which
they passed tho winning posts 70 1 against
Thurio, TO against 1nsuiare, 20 to against Inva
25 to asainst Cemcntinc, to against BououL 5to
against Cochor, 20 10 against ssthouder and 20 10
l against lie Geaut The timc of the race was IA
tho valuo OF the stakes Is $20,67o
COTTON STRIKE
The Executive Committee OF Tho Masters AssocIa.
tion met at Blackburn last evening and resolved IN
view OF tho decisive majority Of tho operatives who
throughout the strike districts havc voted In favor Of
resuming work, that all the mills be roopcned on
Wednesday next. IL Is expected that the majority OF
the operatives who will then return to work will be
weavers rs the spinners and csrdes arc reported 10
DO still obstinate
RRsrLr THE MEETINGS
or sevcnty-hve meetings OF operatives held yossr
day fifty resolved to go to work at tho reduction Of
wages twenty resolved not 10 resume and at loar
no decsion was reached
REsuMxG WORK
large number Of operatives Throughout Lanca-
shire resumed work yesterday at the full reduction Of
wages The meetings at Burnley we're very thiniy
attended, and the general opinion 10 that the strike 10