The New York herald., 1878-03-15


A NEW RUSSIAN LOAN TAKEN.
Subscriptions for new issue OF 80 600 600 roubles
in Treasury bonds were opened IN st. Petersburg
on Wednesday, 1t was o1icially stated that the
whole amount was Immediately subscribed.
sERvIANs AFRAID or THE TURKS.
The reported proposal tlat the 10000 Turks TO
be released from captivityn Russia shall be sent
to Bosnia is causing great excitement in Belgrade
NO Array.
great part OF the Servnn army OF the Timok
has been dlsbanded.
WANTS ALL HER MEN.
A despatch from Constantnople says:-"The
Provincial Governors have been ordered to send
mere promptly both old and newly enlisted re-
cruits."
TURKEY oBEys
special despatch from Vienna says 1t Is certain
that the Porte, at the nstgation OF Russia, has de-
ciGed to oppose occupation OF Bosnia and HerZego
vina.
suLEIMAN PACTA NOT DEAD.
Hobart Pacha has arrived at Galhpoli. Alter
sending Suleiman Pacha TO Constantjnope for trial
he will proceed to the Greek coast
IGNAriEFF AND sEoUF PAcHA
special despatch from St Petersburg announces
the arrival there OF General Ignatien and Reouf
Pacha.
NEAR TO GALLIPOLL
The Times has the following from Gapoli -
"There are 1000 Russian ancers and ten batteries
OF leld artillery at SharkoLn
ANOTHER IKoN-CLAD.
special despatch from Plymouth says:-"Tne
Wivcrn, turret ship. built for the Southern Con-
federacy, but detained by the government and ever
since moored IN the harbor, has now been brought
to the Devonport dockyard to be prepared Tor
commission.r
The Admiralty have bought the Brazilian iron
clad Independcncia
EVEN MORE VESSELS.
1t Is Officially announced this morning that the
Admiralty have ordered all outward bound menof-
war, &C., to be detained to strengthen the Mediter
ranean fleet.
BuLGARIAs PRINCE.
A despach from Bucharest says:-"ln Russian
military circles it is considered probable that Prince
Battenburg will be chosen Prince OF Bulgaria.
AND THE UNITED STATES.
A royal ordnance has been promulgated IN Madrid
to the effect that tonnage indicated in the papers
OF vessels the United States shall be- accepted
correct in Span ana the Spanish colonies.
GENERAL GRANT LEAVES GREECE.
The King OF Greece visited and took luncneon with
General Grant at the American Legation In Athens
Yesterday. Tue General sailed In The evening for
Naples.
CROWN PRINCE OF AUSTRIA
Prince Of Austria will shortly visit the United states
and Brazil.
TROUBLE THREATENED IN RoMR.
The Times has tho following despatch from
Rome:-.The governmen action touching the
Bshopri OF Saerno must lead 10 conflict with the
Vatican. Tho Royal Procurator maintains that
archbishoprcs and seventeen bishoprcs in the former
Kingdom of Naples under Crown patronage by
Virtue of q concession OF Pope Clement VII. to tho
Emperor Charles ""
SHAKING TEMPORAL POWER.
Rome correspondent hears from nigh authority
that the cardinals have declared that the Pontif can
under certain reservations renounce, In the interests
OF the Church. material property OF tho Church. This
opinion has been asked SO as to free the Popo from
being perpetuay bound by considerations relative to
the temporal power.
A DESIRE COMPROMISE.
The Berlin despatch OF tho Times says the Pope has
in directly expressed wish for compromise with
Prussia and Germany.
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH POLAND
The Pope has charged three prcales to examine the
affairs OF the Church in Poland and propose solution
OF pending questions
''HIsToRY OF 4 CRIME"
The second volume Of Victor Hugo's "History OF q
Crime, was issued IN Paris on Wednesday. II con-
tains fine description OF the battle OF Sedan.
THE GREAT FIRE IN BELFAST.
The damage by the fro in Dunvile's distlery, at
Belfast, Wednesday night was s5OO,o00 This dis
,,llery was situated In the outskirts of tho town
to the westward. and covered i've acres OF
ground. It was built about ter ysars ago.
and the works wore equal to the production
Of 35 900 gallons Of whskey per year. The building
was four stories high and mad several elevators each
OF which could deliver 10 store 120 tons OF grain In
twelve hours Tho iour floors Of the great structure
contained 1000 tons Of grain and wore supported by
massive iron coumna In the still house were four
immense stills containing zach lila gallons.
Tho d,stllleries wore supplied with water from
tho elena springs, and had ut tho top OF
the buildings three immense tanks, ono boldng
$50 900 gallons, another 40 900 and third 25 00O In
addition to large pipe from the city water works
we'll lity feet in depth was also on tho premises.
1t will thus DO seen every precauon against fro
had been taken. The distillery had also complete
FIRE apparatus OF It's Tho bonded warehouses OF
the firm situated about one milo from the dis
tileries aud are, therefore, safe.
ANOTHER .'BEAR" rREED.
Cecil William Boyle, stockbroker, No. s Warnford
court, f. C., has failed. His liabilities are about
f4O 0o0 He a heavy 'bear'' in British railways.
THE WATERS JURISDICTION BILL.
In the House OF Lords last night the Territorial
Waters Jurisdiction bill passed It's third reading.
MEXICO GIFTS THE COLD SHOULDER
In tho House OF Commons Mr. Bourke, Under For
een Secretary, replied TO an inquiry from Mr. Dill
wyn that tho government stl thought that, in view
OF the cause OF the breaking OF OF diplomatic rotations
with Mexico tho Initiative for their renewal could not
come from England.
DROWNED BREsT.
Thirty-six excursionists who were attending fair
at Brcst France drowned yesterday by the cap
sizing OF a barge
WHEN PARLIAMENT WILL End.
In the House Of Commons yesterday afternoon Sir
Stafford Norhcote Chancellor OF the Exchequer stated
that If tho Muny bill and certain estimates are passed
the House will rise the 18th 18th OF April III the
9th OF May the Easter The Chancellor also
stated that be will oduce the Budget the 4th o
April
ANOTHER CONSERVATIVE
Colonel Arbuthnot, conservative, WAS elected yes
r.t, al.