The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21
eiatina ana a fourth near Craiova. reserve d.
vision will remain. with heavy artillery In Kaafat.

eatina ana a fourth near Cralova reserve d.
vision will remain. with heavy artillery In Kalafat
RUSSIANS NOT COMING BACK.
Bucharest adyices state that the Russians con-
tlnue TO move troops and guns from the Danube.
into Bulgaria. None are coming northward.
There are no Russians at Piteste. as alleged.
THE INDIAN TROOPS.
The anxiously anticipated debate on the indian
troops question began in Parliament yesterday
afternoon. Both houses were crowded The
Prince OF Wales and the German Crown Prince
and Princess were in the gallery OF the House Of
Lords.
TESTING THE QUESTION
In the House OF Commons Lord Harrington,
leader OF the liberals moved his resolution that
"no forces be raised or kept by the Crown in time
OF peace. save within India, without the sanction
OF Parliament
A NARROW ISSUE.
He said that he had made the issue very narrow
because the question IN itself was sufficiently i'm
portant to fix the attention OF Parliament, because
delicate negotiations are progressing which gen.
eral discussion might prejudice, and because Sir
Stafford Northcote himself had said that general
debate at present was not in the interest Of the
country.
NOT THE FIRST TIME
Right Hon Sir Michael Hicks Beach moved the
/ amendment at the conclusion OF Lord Hartlng-
TOMS speech. lie said the doctrine laid down by
Lord Hartngtons resolution had been repeatedly
departed from In special circumstances, and the
House had sanctioned the declaration that this
was time OF emergency when the government
resolved, If possible, to employ Indian troops.
MAY FAIL AFTER ALL.
1t was doubtful whether practical difficulties
would not interfere with its execution. He could
not, therefore, Immediately announce a policy
which the government might afterward have to
I,la ufa, fara
teract the influence OF those who were endeavor-
ing to depreciate the vaor and loyalty OF the
people and to show tho world that we have a
united Empire. II the Ministry was not to be dis
placed 1t should be supported against petty cavs,
ceaseess misrepresentation and vulgar PERSONAL
ties.
UNTIL A LATE HOUR.
The debate was continued until late at night, the
principal opposition speakers being Sir Charles
bike, Sir william vernon Harcourt Mr.. Laing and
Mr. Dlllwyn; for the government, Mr.. Stanhope
and Mr.. Chaplin, nearly all Of whom confined them
selves to the constitutional question Mr. Henry
FawcetL liberal. viii open the debate this alter
noon.
IN TIE LORDS.
Lord Selborne opened the debate in the House
OF Lords on the subject Of the movement OF the
Indian troops by calling attention to the constitu-
tional question involved.
The debate was purely constitutional In the
House Of Lords Lord SelbOrne and the Lord
Chancellor each occupied two hours They were
followed by yiscount Cardwell, Earl OF Granville
and the Duke OF Rutland for the opposition, and
Lord Napier Of Ettrick and Lord Denman for the
government Lord Beaconsned closed the debate.
THE BALTIC TO REMAIN OPEN.
In the Swedish Riksdag, at Stockholm yaster-
day, the Foreign Minister, replying TO an inquiry.
said that the report about Germanys efforts to
close the Baltic against the British in case OF war
was untrue. No such proposition has been made
GoRTsCHAKOFF's HEALTH.
Prince GOrtschakon is slightly better, but is un-
able to work. 1t is said that Prince Gortschakor
will 60 TO Widbad as soon as he can travel
THE SIXTY MILLIONS
The Upper House OF the hungarian Diet at
Pcsth has adopted the bill for the credit OF
GO, 000. 600 norins
PARpoNlNG THE coNspIRAToRs
special despatch to the Vienna Political Cor
1espondence from Belgrade reports that Prince
Milan has pardoncd the Topola conspirators.
THE CAPE.
Capo Town advices to April 80 state that the news
is unimportant. The operations the last
port have been unevcntiu
INTERRUPTION TO TELEGRAPnIc CoMAUsIcATIoS.
The cablo connecting Europe and Brazil Is inter-
THE GERMAN DEADLOCK.
Tho Berlin correspondent OF tho Times says that II
IL expccted that the German Parliament will be dis
solved II no agreement be effected between tho
various branches OF the Legislature upon tho anti
Socialist bill
PREPARED PARLIAMENTARY DISSOLUTION
The German people iully prepared for the rcjcc
tion OF the measure followed by dissolution. All tho
Berlin specials confirm the report that DR.. Tak will
probably be induced to remain in Office
IMPORTANCE rALI's ACTION.
u. her adviccs from Berlin state that tho liberals
seem apprencnd serious consequences from DR..
Faks retirement and tho proposal restrict liberty
OF speech and assembly
RxAGGERArEp.
The Tines Berlin correspondent regards these ap-
prem cnsions exaggerated. lie s:-"Thcro little
danger OF a reaction undor tho present temperate and
judicious sovereign, and at limo whom German unity
might suffer from SUCH attcmpt.n
WILL STAY?
A special despatch from Berlin says:-sIf Or. FaIk
cannot BIO Induced to remain Minister of Public In
structon and Ecclesiastical Affairs Dr. Erie ntha
Minister OF Agriculture, ana Herr Hobrecht, Minister
Of FINANCE may prefer going out 10 seconding tho
ron Of ecclesiastical Minister OF the Raume- Muh.
Ter type" The Berlin fost thinks Dr. FaIk will 70.
main In tho Ministry.
SOCIALISM
The Ant-socialist bill VIII hardly DO passed by the
liberals without restricting tho discretionary power OF
the government. meeting OF social democrats for
tho election delegates to social congress Gotha
has been prohibited by the Project of Police.
STRIKES IN THE corrox DISTRICT
Tho Lancashire strike districts become compar-
ativcly quiet There has been rioing iherc since
Friday night Everybody Is looking hopefully for
settlement Tho Oldham operatives hnvo resolved to
submit tho question Of resisting the proposed rcduc-
tion OF Eve per cent in their wages to ballot
YIELDING.
Tho cardroom operatives nj Oldham have accepted
tho i've per cent reduction at the limc express
Ing the hope that tho employers will advance their
wages when trade revvcs.
riRED on By THE TROOPS
An uncon1rmcd report Is current ut Iack burp that