The New York herald., 1878-10-12
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
FIELD DAY In THE REICHSTAG.
Germany Openly Threatened with
Revolution.
AN AFGHAN WAR INEVITABLE.
Utter Failure Of the Treaty
Of Berlin.
ALL EUROPE AT L0GGERHEADS.
FIELD DAY in THE REICHSTAG.
N AFGHAN WAR INEVITABLE.
ALL EUROPE AT LOGGERHEADS.
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LONDON, Oct IL, 1878.
The German Rschstsg yesterday passed through
second reading clauses two and three OF
the Socialist bill with scarcely any modinca-
tiops. In the Reicbstag Thursday, dur
ing tho debate tho ant-socalist bill, Herr Has
selmann, a we'll known Socialist agitator.
made violens, though clever, speech, beginning
ana ending with threats OF violence and bioodshed
~ results OF rspressve legislation. He said that the
people would hold those responsible tor the blood
shed who helped to frame and carry the bill. In con-
eluding his speech Herr Hasselmann declared that II
The pacific endeavors OF socialism repressed the
day would come whom the Socialists would take up
arms ana fight against thoir tyrantG
The President OF the Reichstag interrupted Herr
Hassemanp called him to order, and said tho speech
was incitsment to rebellion.
Herr Hassclmann repeated hts words, and was again
called 10 order amid loud and indignant protests
He went on TO say:-sI am not personally In favor
OF revolution. prefer pacific means; but II we
forced TO fight we shall know how to fight. and
shall be proud to lay down my lie the field OF
honor. Let Prince Bismarck remember the 18th OF
March, 184S"
Herren Lowe and Benningsen, Liberal leaders, do
nounced the methods and purposes OF socialism and
defended tho legislation Tor It's repression, which,
l. berals now admitted 10 be necessary. Herr Benn-
inesen said he had fear that Prince Bismarck
would allow the anti-Soc.ast law to employed 10
impair the liberties OF the people Berlin despatch
the Post says that compromisc extending the opera
ton OF the Socialist bill Till March, 1S83 bids fair
be adopted. The French Council OF Ministers yestsr-
day discussed Prince Bsmarck's observations in the
Reichstag on the 9th inst. about Herr Sonneman and
the constant agreement Of HIS Journal the Frankfort
Berlin 7a0biaa that Prince Bismarck In aAet-
ter to Cardinal Nina, expressed the conviction that the
negotiations between Prussia and the Vatican will
shortly be successful This statement 10 not confirmed
from any other source.
THE AxGLo-AsoaAN WAR
The Ctuil and Military Gazette, OF Lahore, stated
yesterday that General Sir Frederic Paul Hanes,
Comman dsr-in- Chief OF the British forces lndia,
will assume command at Pesnawur, where 35 600
troops are already concentrated Reinorcements for
tho British army continue arrive. War is consd-
cred inevitable. Tho Afghans are practising with
heavy guns in the Khyber Pass. and is believed
that Ali Musjd has been strengthened and armed
with heavy siege guns. despatch 10 the Daily NeDs
from smla states that she idea OF dash All.
NusJid has been abandoned. The military authori-
ties considered useless until they prepared TO
proceed beyond that point The original progrsmns
OF advance from two three points carly in No.
vembsr will be maintained
FAILURE or xxGLIsH R1YoRxs.
Constan tinopls despatch says the Russians claim
that the Treaty OF Berlin did not Ak the duration OF
shs Russian occupation Of plaoes ousds OF Eastern
Roumclis and that therefore, the occupation OF such
places Is regulated BY the Treaty Of San sssano II
ID said ~ Cons,autinople that the Russians are
folly determined to maintain their administration
In Eastern Roumania during the term OF
their occupation Of Bulgaria. The Edinburgh
SeotsmGns London correspondent states that tho
Eotiaiens for treaty Tor The suprss-
sion OF slavery have failed. Thus end Engiand's re-
forms in Turkey. A deputaton of the Bosnian
Mohammedan Bcys, who ned 10 Ssrvia, have had
audience with Prince Milan at Belgrade, Al which
they begged permission 10 settle IN Serva. The re-
quest wili In all probability, be granted. Times
despatch from Copstantinople, corrscung
statement in the Vienna Political Corre-
spomdence OF October 8. says Prince LobaneT
Informed Saivst Pacha that tho Russians will
rctain Adranople. not until tho Treaty Of Berlin
fulfilled, but until treaty s signed confirming those
parts OF the San sefano Treaty which not affected
BY the decisions Of the Berlin Congress- This incident
has caused somo alarm In diplomatic circles but the
correspondent has believe that object Of
the demand Is merely TO haston the Porte, which 10
haggiing over some stipulation. The Daily Tekorcphs
despatch from Pera reports that Prnoc Lobanon told
signed q state OF war exists
AusTRIA's PRIVATE ROW.
Count Andrassy, Herr Won risxa and Barren Won
Wenckhsim have mad au1iencs with the Emperor
Francis Joseph, which lasted shreo boura IL ex.
peetsd that herr Tisza will assume provsisnay the
HuDgasian Ministry Of Finance and Baron Won
Wsnckheim the Ministry OF tho Interior The EN-
peror has convoked the Reichsrsth for October ~
The Porte has informed that me Austrians viii
not advance Into Novi.Bazar The danger OF .
nct between Turkey and Austria 10 thus aversd
One hundred thousand pounds worth OF eagles we're
bought Tor New York yesterday, a. irine over the
Bank OF highlands price, but u Is not thought likely
that gold viii be shipped any extent ~ present
Tho supply Of bonds has improved
The Duke dc Nemours has contributed 5o0t TO The
fund Tor tho relief Of yellow fcvor sufferers
United states.
The cashier OF the Bank OF Commercc In Odessa,
Russia. Is q defauter TO the amount OF SIG, 900
run tho deposits Of tho bank followed the an
nounccment OF tho defsIcaton and 100000 we're
dsburscd on Thursday. The excitement had yestsr-
day subs,ded.
Tho Niddiesex magis,rates have refused. by q vote
OF 80 TO 10, tho license OF the Argyle Rooms
NNy TILE, TIVE nE MIC