The New York herald., 1878-11-19
7ELECRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
RUSSIA STILL SUSPECTED.
She Places Her Asiatic Provinces on
War Footing.
POLITICAL DISTURBANCES.
foundations in Hungary
and England.
RELIGION IN SPAIN.
DISTURBANCES.
RELIGION IN SPAIN.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD ]

LONDON, Nov. 10, 1878.
Vienna despatch to the Times says:"Although
Count Schouvalof's assurances have produced good
impression and the Cars orders to. the Russian
civil and military functionaries i'll Turkey
really look like the beginning of the fulflnent OF
tie Berlin Treaty, still it ID difficult to reconcile
the intention TO DO with Russia's demands
on Roumania. making the evacuation Of Roumania
conditional upon the recognition of Russias right TO
occupy and fortify Kustendje and other strate-
gcsl points on the Donrubje and to main
:ain military road through Koumania,
which would make Roumania the mere vassal of
The Gar The source whence the information re-
specting these demands reaches the correspondent
10 not admit OF doubt Of its correctness"
4 despatch 10 the Siondard from Erzeroum declares
that the Russian army in the new Asiatic provinces
Of Russia has again been placed on war footing.
Times despatch from Bucharest says 1t is scarcely
probable tina. the Russian demands in re-
gard to the DobrudjG, or even their
rejection. will have any important consequences.
They are probably mere blind for other transac-
hons The Isoumanians preparing to enter the
pobrudja on Wednesday.
POLITICAL AND LABOR DISTURBANCES.
rhe Vienna FTemdent!aH. commenting the dis
turbances ut Lemberg the government could not
,llow Polish demonstrations its good relations
With the foreign Powers A despatch from Lemberg
lays that thirteen Of the Oldest and most in.
auental citizens Of that town were mortaliy
wounded during Sundays disturbance caused by
: collision between the police and pro-
Session i'll honor or Deputy Hausner, which
had been prohibited by the authorities. Tho miners
Of the Hanlcy Stolc-onT and Cleveland districts
have received notice Of five per cent reduction of
their wages
lNUSDATIoSs N ENGLAND AND HUNGARY.
Part Of the city Of Norwich has been inundated by
freshet III the River wcnsum. Two Of its most
densely populated districts are several feet under
water. The Easements OF all the factories, ware
houses granarics and dwellings along tho course Of
the river are flooded One two deaths by drowning
are reported Four Ave miles Of streets are sub
merged. From three to four thousand dwellings
have been rendered uninhabtable The result isvast
pecuniary damage. The authorities maintaining
the homeless poor. The flood is the consequence of
efortnght's continuous rain. despatch from Pesth
to the Daily Ncs states that there have been serious
nooAs OF the river Save attended by considerable loss
Of life and immense destruction Of military stores
RELIGIOUS ToLEnArIoS IN sPAry.
At . meeting Of the old moderado party in Madrid
yesterday it agreed to accept the principle Of re-
ligious liberation. resolution was also passed
approving Of the conventions between the Captain
General and the insurgent leaders in the island of
Cuba for the conclusion Of peace.
oERMASY AND THE SAMOAN ISLANDS.
The official Gazette of Berlin contradicts the report
which appeared in the Paris Es,a,sfte last week,
that the German government had decided to
occupy the whole Samoan Archipelago. The Gazette
declares that Germany does not contemplate acqur-
ing or founding colonies beyond the Atlantic. The
dispute In regard To the Samoan Islands will naturally
be settled by treaty which will secure to Germany.
snd other States interested the privileges granted to
The most favored nation.
FRxScH ELECTIONS.
In tho French Chamber Of Duputies yesterday the
slection Of ex-Mnster Fourtou, after an animated
debate and vigorous defence. declared invalid
During the debate on NJ Fourtous election there
were some violent scenes. which reached frantic
climax when the cxMinister told the Left that il he
had done his whole duty they perhaps would not be
there. In the course Of his speech NJ Fourtou de-
clared that he accepted responsibility for all his acts
BRITISH CABINET COUNCIL.
Cabinet Council will be held on Wednesday.
ss tsssvss THE zULUs.
Advices from Cape Town to the 29th Of October esy
hat there is respecting hostilitics in the
rransvaal or. Zululand.
THE IRON TRADE
The Furness Iron and Steel Company at Barrow in
Furness have determined to close their iron mines at
Greensde and Goldwrc in consequence Of the depree
sion Of the iron trade. This action will throw cO0
men out OF employment. Several other pits are likely
10 close.
CABLE IrEMs
Caratheodori Pacha has been appointed Governor
General Of Crete.
German government silver to the value Of 1850 900
bought yesterday at 50Isd. Per ounce for trans
mission to India.