The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-11
BOSNIAN RESISTANCE.
Preparations for a Grand English
Naval Review.
GERMAN FINANCIAL PROBLEMS.
The New Papal Secretary and the Policy
OF the Vatican.
THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY CONFERENCE.
10y CABLE TO THE HERALD


LONDON, August 10, 1873
A despatch from Vienna states that no Official
intelligence has been received there OF battle be-
tween the Austrans and insurgents on the line
from Sheptsche to Maglaj, August 8, as announced
this morning by the Daily Netos' correspondent at
Sncptsche.
NAVAL REVIEW
The Queen will Tuesday next review feet Of
twonty- four men-ofwar including the iron.cads and
turrst ships A grand spectacle is Antici.
pated. The fleet will comprise ton broad
side ships. eight turret ships six sioops
Of aud gunboats Two torpedo boats, carrying
total OF 219 guns, 1891 officers ana men, aggregat-
ing 9o,54l and IT, $50 horse power. For the ac
commodahon OF persons desiring TO witness
the review vessels have been appropriated
for the Lords OF the Admiralty, tho men,
bers OF the House OF Lords and House Of Com.
mons, and foreign diplomatists nnd other dissin-
gu,shed persons. The Queen will be board the
royal yacht Victoria and Albert The Prince and
Princess Of Wales will be board the yacht Osborne
-Four O'Clock 10 the hour fixed for the review.
THE HUNGARIAN HLxcTIoSs.
Tho Times Vienna despatch says-''rhs Of The
elections Hungary is still favorable 70 the govern
msnI The returns received up to the present time
show the election OF 1872 liberals, So united
opposition, 80 extreme left, IL nationals
and SO iudeps ndsnts Herr Tisza been invited to
come forward a. q candidate tor several constitu-
encies He Is said have accepted the candidacy Of
Schemnitz"
rlszA ELECTED.
A lator despatch IRON Pesth announces that Herr
Tiszs has been unanimously elected deputy for
SepsG Yoergy.
GgRMAN FINANCE.
A Berlin despatch says :-"Iu order to the
deficits In the Imperial and State budgets and pre-
wont their recurrence and prepare for possible
further increase OF the military expenditure.
Prince Bismarck has been looking out for
fresh sources OF Al tho same time
the liberals being reluctant to oblige him, without
counter concessions, attempt is apparently being
made a majority 10 the Reichstag, who. In
for conservative obligations, shall satisfy the
financial wants of tho government The DECLARE
tion Of the Thuringan Statos. that they are
unable TO continue the present ratio OF their
contributions TO tho imperial military expenditure
has long been foresesn, and as increase OF these
contributions is imminent, owing to tho decreasing
revenues OF the Empire, there remains nothing butte
agree upon general plan for the raising Of Indirect
This, however, COOS not remove the difficulty
oil obtaining Parliamentary consent
pAPAL POLICY.
Cardinal Lorenzo NJ =, the new Papal Secretary o.
State has addressed q circular to the Papa Nuncioi
announcing that ne will follow the policy pur.
sued by the late Cardinal Frauchi and
recommending the Nuncios 10 act with
great prudence and avoid creating unnecessary
embarrassmonts tor the Holy See. He insrucls them
10 assure the Powers that the Hsy See will endeavor
TO maintain them relations OF sincere friendship.
1. is reported in London that the negotiations a
Kissin2en between the Papal Nuncio and Prince Bis.
marck were undertaken with the advice and assist.
ancs Of Cardinal Nina
CARDINAL STxA's cARHER.
Rome despatch to the Times says:-"Cardinal
Nina the Papal Secretary Of State, who has been
Immersed IN the inner workings Of the Curis, will
now be heard OF almost Tor i1e first Time His In
ausncs, however, though unseen has been felt, and
In his succeeding tho ONCE oil Cardinal Secretary oil
State We have the assurance that tho policy
which Cardinal Francni Initiated will be followed
Cardinals Frapchi aud Nina wsro intimate friends,
entertaining tho same views. II was with Cardinal
Nina's assistance that Cardinal Frsnohi formulated
the demands which form the basis OF tho pend.
ing negotiations between Monssigneur Masslla, the
Papal Nuncio and Prince Bismark, at Kissengen.
II was In accordance with tho advice OF Cardinal Nina
that Pope Plus TX finally induced TO consent 10
the bishops asking their ezequaturs from the ltslian
govcrnmsnI There 10 every reason for concluding
that Pope Loo has made tho best onocs that the
result Of the Cardinals appointment Will be satsiae-
Tory.
ITALY AND VATICAN
A despatch from Rome to the Daily Ne,os says:-
ssrhc Minister OF Justice Of the Italian government
withhods the eseqwatur from Mgr. Ssa Felice, tho
new Archbishop OF Naples, thus declaring null the
Pontiaeal bull nominating him. The Vatican main.
taus the Archbishop 10 that See At Its own cost I"
The INTERNATIONAL MONETARY coxyERHxcH
The session OF the International Monetary Confer.
sncs opened in Paris yesterday. NJ Leon Say
elected president the motion Of Hon. Reuben Z.
Fcnton Of the United States After the nomination Of
secretaries and the delivery Of short address OF vel.
come by the President Mr. Fcnton briefly explained the
objects OF the Conference. He thanked tho Powers
Who rssponde to the appeal Of the United States.
he hoped the distinguished men taxing part In the
Conference would facilitate the accom- piishment OF
work which would further the pacific interests OF the
world. Several members not having yet arrived the
Conference adjourned 10 the 10th inst.
PARLIAMENTARY work.
In the House Of Commons yesterday the Sunday
Closing BILL which provides tor the closing OF public
houses ireland sunday passed its third reading
by vote Of 81 to a. and the Territorial Waters Juris
dction bill passed its second reading.
xaYpr's HARVEST PROSPECTS,
A despatch from Alexandra says the River Nile 10
rising iavoraply. II Is higher than at any time
last year, and tho prospects for the crops arc excel
lent II is estimated that the cotton crsp will yisb
liz, 1900 pounds.
SPANISH REPUBLICAN RISING.
Advices from Madrid announce that band Of In.
surgcu,s has mado its appearance the provinces Of
remsdura, shouting Tor republic. railway
mail train was stopped By them. Troops have gone
In pursuit. OF tho band.
xx.QuEsS CHRISTINA pYIso
A despatch IRON Havrs reports that the condition
Of ex. Queen Chrstins, OF Spain, 10 regarded al.
most hopeless.
BILL POOLE'S SLAYER.