The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-02
NEWS
From All Parts OF thu
World.
The AFFAIR ZASSOULITCH.
A russian Court Sets Aside the
Former Verdict.
CONGRESS AND IT'S WORK.
CONGRESS AND IT'S WORK.
Austria Must Be Watched
by Ali Europa.
WEARING AGAINST RITUALlSM.
[pY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1

LONDON, June z, 1878.
The HEhALD's special correspondent at
st. Petersburg telegraphs that the Court OF
Cessation has SET aside the verdict Of the
jury in the case OF Mile Zassoulitch and
has decided that new trial shall take place
ut Novgorod, 113 miles southeast of St
Petersburg
DEFYING The PEOPLE.
Advocate Alexandrof presented procur-
alton on the pars Of Vera Zassoulitch
authorizing him to appear in her defence,
but the Court would not admit the docu-
ment, declaring it irregular. Thus do the
Russian authorities hasten the day Of that
great popular revolution which is clearly
foreshadowed
TIE EUROPEAN CONGRESS-.
The Aoence Russo says the Congress viii hold
only one session, during which the bases OF peace
viii be settled and the final treaty signed. The
cution OF the treaty and tor the organization Of
various local commissions to supervise the same.
conference OF ambassadors at Constantinople
will supervise the operations or these commissions
VERY CONFLICTING.
The Paris RepubliQue FYdncaise states that the
receipt of invitations TO the Congress may now be
hourly expected. On the other hand, q despatch
to the Times, dated Berlin. says the negotiations
between England and Russia have not reached
stage permitting Germany to issue the invitations.
WHO WILL cor
The health OF Prince Gortschakoff has not sufi-
GENTLY improved to give much hope of his attending
the Congress He wishes to do So but can scarcely
hope to travel for some weeks. The A0ence Russo
says II Prince Gortschak of is unable to be present
Count Scnouyalofr and the RUSSIAN Ambassador at
Berlin will represent Russia es tas
RUSSIAN DISSATISFACTION
ASt Petersburg despatch to the Times says that
tile Russian people are greatly dissatisfied At the
secret negotiations now In progress. They feai
that the results OF the war will be nullifei. the
Austrian occupation OF Adakaleh confirms them In
their suspicious The prospect OF Congress.
therefore, does not give unmixed satisfaction
AUSTRIAN DIsrRUsT.
The Daily TeleOraphs Vienna correspondent
says:-.The Austrian government utterly distrusts
Russia and this feeling Is now shared by the Court
and the Cabinet, SO that Austrias policy Is no
longer hampercd by divided counsels"
the same correspondent also says Austria has
inst received satisfactory assurances on the sub
iect OF the boundaries OF Bulgaria and Russian
occupation Of the Province. .ts
WITHOUT KUssIA's CONSENT
The Berlin correspondent Of the Times asserts
thar Austria notified Russia OF her intention to
occupy the island Of Adakaleb, but neither re.
ceived nor asked Russia's consent.
coRDIALTY.
A Times despatch from Bucharest says that the
Roumanian and Austrian officers very cordial
when they come IN contact on the frontier.
A MENACE FROM AUSTRIA.
The st. Petersburg Golos says that Count An
drassy's declarations are direct menace to Rus
sa's position in Roumania and Bulgaria
WHY sHE MUST WATCHED
The Tnpalfde Russo says :-"Austria could mobl.
lie $4,000 men and supply them with twenty-five
days. ratIons As 900 FORMS Her sixty million
credit must mean something more than precaution.
Russia must take counter measures
HAS EGYPT GREAT FrTrRE9
The Agence Russo publishes an article which
seeks to demonstrate how greatly the wealth and
prosperity OF Egypt would be increased by Euro
pean administration.
TyPHUs INCREAsfNG.
Aletter from Bulgaria states that typhus fever
Is increasing with warmer weather
THE ACSTkO-HtS0AklAN COMPROMISE
The Lower House Of the Austrian Parliament
has passed bill relative to the amount TO be con-
tributed by each section OF the monarchy toward
expenditure :or so-caIled common affairs Hereby
the most essential point OF the Austro- Hungarian
compromise is disposed Of
SALE OF TnK xovAR PICTURES
The Novar collection OF paintings was sold al auc-
ton here yesterday. Tho "vierge do Novar," By
Raphael, was sold Tor sl5. 100 TO Asnsw
The madonna del Candcabri'' was bought In a
y95.JUa
Asncw also bought wattoau's "Deux Marquises" AZ
sl3, 1875, and a seaport. by Claude. At SIS. $50.
A .Rivsr scenc," BY Hobbema, brought $1l, C2s.
and was sold to Rutier.
MuriI.s "St. Anthony Caressng the Infant Saviour"
wont Tor ST. 12, TO Frederick DaviS
Rubens' "Portrait OF q Lady," $3.50, TO Charles
Butler
"sea Piece" by Jacob Ruysdael 81, $50, 10 Graves
'scn View" by the same, 81, $3.50, 20 Martin Coz
naghl
"a Pica,n by Andrea dol sarto, s., 925 to Ru.tcr.
EFFECTS Of Intemperancc," by Jan sicen, S65o2,
70 Graves.
"Giass Of Lemonade by @. Tcrburg, $0,7i2, u
Goupil
'st Helcn1s Vision Of the Invention Of the Cross"
BY Paul veronesc, s17.3 25 to tho National Gallery.
The sale realized $2226l0, exclusive Of the with.
drawal prico OF the Madonna
CONE
William Z. Gray, alias Coilo,so, the New York
forgcr, who escaped cxtrldition In 1876 In the
the forser winsiow through the refusal Of
tho British government to surrender him, and whose
arrest tcographcd yesterday TO tho HKRALD, was
arrsigncd In the Metropolitan Police Court 10 Bow
street this moruipg, and remandsd to await the ar.
rival OF papers iron Now YORK. The prisoner told the
magistrate, Sir James Inghsm, he hoped there would
az as little delay as possible in his ne was
ANXIOUS 10 60 TO Now York and got tho matter settled
cRusbIxG RirUALIsx
Lord Penzancs has sentenced tho Rev. Alexander
Mackonochie, Incumbent, OF ST. Adams, Holborn, 10
suspension from the bsDedce and priesthood Tor three
years. with costs Of the proceedings, for persistent
ri,uaissie praescss 10 despite Of repeated montoss
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