The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-02
THE SOCIALIST PROBLEM
Severity Of the Storm on the
North Sea Coast.
RUSSIA AND AFGHANISTAN.
Hungary Dissatisfied and Turkey
Suspicious.
rnY CABLE TO THE HERALD

LONDON, Ocs. =, 1878
The Committee the Socialist bill in she
German Reichstsg have commenced the
ond reading Of that measure Count Won
EuIenburg Minister OF tho Interior, said the
amendments made on tho nrst reading appeared, on
she whole, acceptable; but tho government wished
that some minor alterations should DO made The
members Of the Court OF Appeal must be selected
from the highest courts OF JUSTICE and the Emperor
have the unrestricted right to appoint Prosi
dent and Vice President Tho Limitation OF tho opera
ton OF the law period expiring March 81, 1884,
was inac missible. The term much short. The
government preferred that definite limit should DO
imposed. In consequence OF the ministerial speech
the committee deferred discussion in order to arrive
1t an understanding among themselves
sr0RM IN THE NORTH.
Advioes constantly arriving from the North
eastern coasts, and all Of them describe storm
that reached those districts tho 30th bong a
very severe QUE. The gale was force and tho
rough that no large vessels ventured on. A
fishing feet that started out from the Tyne was
driven back TO by the fury Of the storm.
ports have not yet been received from the
districts It Is impossible 10 tell whsther much damage
was DONE 1t Is certain, however, that tho needing
Of tho HsRAID's storm warning has saved several
vessels from shipwreck and prevented many
on land.
RUSSIA THE EAST.
Private dispatches received at Paris substantially
CONFIRM the view expressed BY the London Post tho
28th OF September, TO the effect that
been made to England Of Russia's intention to i'm
meciatoly recall the mission to Aghanistan. Tho pri-
advces referred that tho British Charge
dAnairs AZ 81. Petersburg presented the Imperial
Chancellery note inquiring in what way Russia pro-
posed reconcile General sioiicten's mission Cabui
with It's previous engagements, BY which Russia
agreed TO renounoe all political influence in Afghan
istan. The reply to the effect Russia al
ways disposed to respect existing engagements, and
that the mission Of General Stolieten, al
though decided upon ct time and unaer cir
cumstances which now longer existed was
merely intended OF courtesy
to the Aneer OF Afghanistan. A Bsrlins despatch
says:-''The Russian Imperial Commission APP
pointed to investigate the alleged frauds the
missariat during the late war have charged 500 off,
GERS OF various grades including forty eolonels
fraud and the misapplication of the public monoyn
Tho Standards despatch IRON Bombay says the
latest news from Sima Is that opportunity has
been afforded the Amcer to make amends for the
anront offered the British Envoy.
HUNGARY UNHAPPY.
A Vienna despatch to the Manchcaer Guardian
says:-"rhe Austrian governments embarrassment
IL extreme The Hungarian Ministers declare tina,
thoy cannot provide the money required as Hun
gary's contingent OF tho expenses OF the Bos-
ntau occupation until the meeting OF tho DeIeca-
lions Count Andrassy desires TO reduce expenses
BY Withdrawing q great part OF tho army
IRON Bosnia, but the military party oppose this
measure. Tho situation 10 greatly strained ana its
solution, which expected during the present week.
may perhaps involve the resignation Of tho
Hungnrnn, Austrian and Imperial Ministsra"
Indeed, the Fssthr Lloyd states that the
whole Hungarian Ministry have resigned
Tho Standard has tho following despatch from
vienna:-'The Emperor has yet accepted
tho resignation OF the Hungarian Ministry
Here tho crisis 10 considered 10 DO more
question Of figures than OF principle.
Much depends tho Ministry deciding whether the
occupation OF NoviBazar shall be effected this year
next.n The Tetegraph's Vienna correypon-
dent believes that Herr risza. the Hungarian
Prsmior, viii resume oioe, as he only Joined
Finance Minister sell In hrs protest Tor
the sake OF form, tho Hungarian Cabinet being &C.
cordng 10 the constitution, collectively responsible
Herr Tisza accord with Count Andrassy's Vows
ana will probably remain In Office long a. the LAT.
ter Primo Minister. How long that will be II Is I'M
possible 10 say.
rURKgY WATCHING GREECE.
safvet Pachs Grand vizier and Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, has sent . circular from Coustautinople 10
The Powers calling attention 70 the fact that tho
Greek government. on the authority of reports from
It's censuIs In Thesssiy and Epirus. charges
the Porto with stirring up tho fana.,Osm
OF tho Albsnians sgaiost Greece and pro-
viding them win arms. Safvet Pasha do.
cIsrcs those assertions calumnies communicated
10 tho Cabinets by Greece for the purpose OF JUSTIFY
Ing her military preparations, which are really a
direct throat Of aggression against the Ottoman
Empire. Ho proceeds to make counter charges, and
says tho Porss Is daily appraised of the moenina.
lions OF Crock agents In Thsssaiy and Epnus
10 arouse the pssceable population. Moreover. he
stntea Crecco IN Ia pacc Mr.
month an army Of 40, 900 men, with a reserve OF
$4,000 This tact, conformity win tho largo orders for
supplies and loan OF fl0 ,ooo leaves doubt OF
the aggressive intentions OF Greece. telegram from
CsnstaDnople says tho Porto Intends submitting the
sresty Of peace with Russia to tho PowerG
The Times' correspondent at Paris telcgraphs that
the international Peace Congress ended yesterday
with a sitting which was somewhat confused and
occasionally stormy. NJ Brasiauo defended Roumania
eDorge,caily against tho reflections OF ono OF tho
speakers regarding the alleged religious prosecutions
In that Province but the majority disap.
proved hts defence. Later In the session II.
Duprcc attacked tho Vatican In offensive
terms and was stopped by tho President
lie Tsieg,dphe, OF Paris says rumor Is current In
political circles that tue French Cabinet on the reas
sembing OF the Chambers will bring in bill propos.
ing plebiscte for the purpose OF form,liy Affirming
the legality OF the Republic
NOTES CABLE
Tho Tines' Constantinoplc despatch says Admiral
Hornby mas represented TO the Admiralty that Ar.
taxi Is unsuitable Tor winter anchorage IL the fleet
must remain in the OF Marmora u should procscd
70 Isfnid within two months
The Daily Telegraph states that a circular signed
by all the Scotch banks has been issued nm.
nouucing that the CITY OF Glasgow Bank viii
not open It's doors to-day Wednesday, and win
cense TO issue notes In order to lessen inconven.
ienco tho public the scotch banks viii accept
Its notes usual. Tho City Of Glasgow Bank has a
paid up capital Of fl. 600. 00o
Tho Anchor limo steamer Ethiopia, Captain Camp
bell, from New YORK September 81 Tor Glagow, has
arrived at Neville.