The New York herald., 1878-09-18
A Scathing Attack Upon the Pol
icy Of Assassination.
AUSTRIA STILL LAUNDERING
Sailing Of the Released
E'enianS.
icy CABLE TO THE HERALD.

ly striving 10 effect q violent revolution IN
the existing order Of society He denied
seriatn, the allegations made by Herr Bobc in hia
speech on Mondny shout The former connection be-
tween the government and tho socialis. cadcrz
Hs denied ever having relations with L,vale Of
Fritscbe He said he bad conversed with Herr La
vale. aud found him to be not republican, hut
mon archist. He challenged Herr Fritscho to specify
the occasions when, alleged, he Pr:nce Bismarck
received Information from him. Prince Bismarck
pointed out the fact that socialist newspapers cole
brated the murder OF the Russian General
Mezertzow act Of Justice He said
that society thus warned against
the assassin's dagger ana Nobtling1
gun. II was intocrabo 10 live under the tyranny OF
such a gang OF bandits He appealed to the Rechstaa
to support The In protecting the Emperor
and his subjects Some additional victims might fall
the siIe OF order, but it should bo remembered
that they fall the field of honor the great gool
s their country The debate continued strict party
limos, tho socialists, Poles and Alsacans opposing the
bill Herr Bcbei fruitlessly demanded that Prince
Bismarck be called TO order for speaking OF ths
socialists bandits and for charging Fritsche
with falsehoods He made perso nal explanation. in
sisng on the correctness OF the statements he made
yesterday concerning Bismarck's relations with tho
socialists Tho House ultimately resolved, by large
majority, to refor tho b, to committee Of twenty.
horseback at Casse yesterday TIC hrst since he
received his wounds
SOCIALISM IN GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Tho Daily Neacs' Berlin despatch. regarding Mon.
days debate, says:-"rhe first days debate In the
Rcichs,ag on tho Anti-Socialist bill was
somewhat disappointing 10 the eager audi
onco assembled In expectation of heated con-
trovsrsies and dramatic scenes. The proceedings
wcro, for the most part decorous and oven dull. The
chief sensation Herr Be5eIs effective speech.
He entertained tho liberals and annoyed the
vatives by making fresh disclosures about the rela
tions Of the government with tho socialist leaders
fcw years ago. Count Won Gutenberg Minister OF the
Interior. who not in oicc at the time referred 10,
mado unhappy attempt to break tho forco OF these
revelations. His reply to Herr Bebei's argument Is
also regarded weak. II cannot bo said that the
bill has gained strength from Mondays debate, but
as II is apparent that 1t must go through the long
routine OF a reference 10 q committee somc days
clapso before Its fortunes he definitely pre-
iictcd.' Socialism In Franco Ia also deserving
OF passing notice. Tho Fsonch radical deputies
havo decided not 10 carry their protest against the
suppression Of tho socialist Congress In tho Grsnelo
district any further in consequences of letter from
Minister Dulaure stating that the government had
strictly observed tho laws but that It was ircon.
venicpt 10 discuss the affair." which was before the
Courts.
TIE CHURCH POLITICS AND DIPLOMACY
Mgr Jacobin,, tho Papal Nuncio at Vienna. whose
arrival at Romo was recently announced, will
return to Vienna Gnd proceed thonco to ST
Petersburg to negotiate an understanding with
Russia concerning tho Church in Poland
Mgr Jacobini is charged with iull instructions con.
corning the concessions that tho ropo and Cardinal
Nina, tho Papal Secretary of State, willing to
make to Russia, N. Gambcttta 10 making
q political tour In tho South OF France.
lie has boon enthusiastically received At
Lyons, vienno and other towns. Tho Posts corre-
spondent at Berlin hears from tho highest authority
that Count Won Beust, tho Austrian Ambassador AZ
London, has resigned, and that Count Karolyi sue.
Goods him In November.
ArsrRIAs TRIBuLAToys.
Uflciai intelligence has been received at Vienna
that General sz,pary and tho rsinforcsments which
crossed the save on the l4th inst. began . combined
action. Thoy have occupied tho important towns
of Gradacac and Gracinica, the latter un.
opposed. In the Banjaluka district, Jalza
and some adj ,ccnt villages have been burned. The
Bosnisus defending them dispersed aftor prolonged
nghting. Tho Austrians In these small en-
gagcments lost $50 men killed. and wounded.
An Austrian battalion fell into amuscads
between Trebirjo and Bek and lost threo
eflcers md eighteen men. Adjatant Gcncral
Nugy is missing. Several dispatches from Vienna
report that great and increasing Irritation exists in
Hungary over thu situation OF Affairs in Bosnia Il
said that tho credit OF 900 norns will not last
until the reassembng Of the delegations which will
tako place about tho middle OF October, and that
25 coo, 600 forms moro will bo needed before that
time and an additional 10 forms must be voted
bolore tho end OF tho Tho opposition is prcpar.
ing a Parliamentary campaign against Count An
drassy's policy Tho Neio Free Press and tho Iesther
Lloyd argue that means may DO found 10 abandon the
attempt TO cc:upy Bosnia without loss OF honor
TO Austria. Pcsth despatch says that
the Council OF the Somogy district has refused to lend
wagons ths army. 1t has also passed resolution
demanding tho Indictment OF Promor Tiszi tor pro.
noting tho occupation OF Bosnia Times dc.
spa,cn from Belgrade soys tho Austrians burned
Brozka on tho Save because OF tue treachcrous
conduct OF tho inhabitants. Tho advance against
B,hacs has bsoa resumed with n strong force
The TcieJapa's Vienna despatch says Count Won
scouv,on left that city rather suddenly. Hc doubt.
less found Count Andrassy indspescd TO iston TO his
propositions.
TuRKEY's IMrEouxiosrrr.
Tho project ior raising a loan for tho retirement
OF tho paper currency has been abandoned.
The commission appointed 10 consider the sub
,cct Of tho best meaps for overcoming tho
evil OF the deprecated paper currency nnds great
difficulty IN framing u practicable scnemo for that
purposc Tho Times Coos,antinoplc despatch states
that General Todlebcn will probably so to SEQ tho
Cx,r At Iivad,a at the end Of this week the begin.
ming OF next, by which timo San s,cano ought TO bs
YELLOW FEVER AND ITS RELIEF.
william ~. Evaris, Tho United States Secretary OF
States has tolegraphcd to Minister Noyos, at Paris
thanks to himself and the subscribers for $4,000.
tho nrst instaiment. OF tho French contribution
for the rchci OF the yellow fever sufferers In tho
II Gtatc IN
Senegal TO the 8th OF September cay that
the yellow fever has almost ceased thove.
and in Gorec, whcro 1t has bcea cpedenio
since tho middle ofJuly There have been 155 deaths
from tho fever In Senegal. Among tho victims vcro
SIX physicians and six nuns
rnE RELEAsKp rExIASs
Tho leading feature Of English news Is tho dis.
charge Condon Melody, tho Fenians. from Port
| + land Prison yesterday morning They left Port