Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-02-01

consistory shortly TO give paliums
to the Archbishops.
1t is thought that the untramon-
tame cardinals are trying to bring
about such bad relations between
the Vatican and Italian Govern
ment as will lead to the removal
of the conclave from Rome.
Difficulties la tho way.
BERLIN, Jan. 3lst.-There seems
to be some chance that the Federal
Council will declare that the bill
which is to pave the way for the
appointment of German Ministers,
involves u change in the constitu-
ton and requires majority of two
thirds. However, Ms it Is impOssi-
BILE for the Chancellor to bear the
burden imposed by the existing
laws saddling him with control of
the entire German administration,
earnest endeavors will be made to
realize the contemplated change.
Affairs ia Greece.
ATHENS, Jan. 3lst.-The secret
sitting of the Chamber Of Deputies
yesterday was very important. M.
Courmondourob, the Greek Pre-
mier, submitted a ministerial pro-
gramme. He said, it was accepted,
the Ministers of Finance, War and
Marine would submit extraordina-
ry estimates. The Premier recon-
msnded the Chamber to continue
its deliberations to-day. He said
that IL no quorum was then pres
emit he would regard it as vote of
want of confidence and resign.
Twenty-four C0mmunes in the
Districts of Volo and Thessaly
have formed a provisional govern
ment.
The Ensteru Trouble.
BUCHAREST, Jan. 31st. In yes
terday's sitting of the Chamber of
| Deputies, the government was in
| terpellated concerning the military
acquisitions and the Irregularities
of railway traffic. M. Batenio,
President of the Ministerial Coun-
Gil, said: "Would that these evils
were the only ones the country
had to endure" NJ. Cogal Niceano,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, stated
that the government would perhaps
receive information on Thursday of
the conditions of peace. "God
grant," he said, "that the sacra-
fees Roumania has already made
may be the only ones she may have
to make in consequence of the
present war;" These words are un.
derstood to refer to the desire at
tributed to Russia to re-annex
| Rournanian Rassa rabiA
| VIENNA, Jan. 31.-The Austrian
mbassador at st. Petersburg is
understood to have delivered yes
terday to Prince GortsohakOf
note declaring that Austria in no
way disputes Turkeys right to
conclude treaties in her own inter-
est, but must consider the arrange
ments at Kezanlik, so far as they
may modify present treaties or
touch Austrian interests, as not
falling within the right Of Turkey
until new arrangements have been
made with the signatory powers to
the Treaty Of Paris.
The Neue Fret Presse states that
Count Andrassy has taken steps
about the joint action OF Europe
to prevent a prejudicial
policy on the part of Russia. Aus
tria, with this object, found an ex.
cuse for assembling an European
Conference at Vienna to discuss
and determine all points of the
peace conditions affecting the
common interests of Europe.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 3lst.-A
semi-oficial contradiction is given
to the report of the dispatch Of
identical statements by England
and Austria to Russia. The Aus
trian and English notes are by no
means identical, nor is Austria's
and England's action analogous.
A friendly interchange of opinions,
such as would arise from the pres
ent situation, is now proceeding
between Vienna and st. Peters
burg. The latest statements of
Count Andrassy respecting the
prsliminaries of peace, does not
bear any unfrlendly Interpretation
The attitude of Austria is that of a
friendly power. All the views ex-
pressed by Austria concerning a
due regard for her interests have
been met by Russia in the consid-
crate spirit BETTING the personal
relations between the Gear and the
Emperor. Russia, 1t is added, is
not disinclined to settle in common
what is of common interest.