The New York herald., 1878-03-11
Prince Teck Insulted by
Mistake.
AUSTRIA AND THE EAST
Progress of the German Chancellor's
Substitute Bill.
THE SPANISH CORTES
rDY CABLE TO THE HERALD.

lDY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON March II, 1878.
The Times publishes the following despatch dated
st. Petersburg, sunday:-"The general impression
produced by the Cars remarks at his reception to-
day OF the diplomatic corps Is decidedly pacific. "
But the Vienna political correspondence OF this
morning asserts that II Russia persists In not sub
mitting the whole treaty TO the Congress war is
certain.
ENGLISH ARGUMENT
At the peace demonstration In Hyde Park yester-
day Messrs. Bradlaugh and Herbert made short
speeches. and proposed resolutions In favor OF
pcace, which passed Immediately Soon alterward
the supporters OF the government policy arrived in
force, and the meeting was declared dissolved. Mr..
Bradlaugh was cudgelled and fed in a cab
''THE MADNESS OF CRowDsn
According to the largest estimates the number
Of persons who attended the peace demonstration
was about two thousand They were hustled about
the Park and finally elected by large and dis
orderly mob. Sticks were freely used and several
men slightly hurt were taken to the hospital. The
mob then separated, going to cheer for Lord
Beaconsleld and Musurus Pacha A large crowd
cheered and groaned before Mr.. Gadstones resi-.
dence.
cOURTEsIEs OF A MOB.
Mr.. Gladstone and wife, when going to church,
were obliged 10 take refuge in friends house,
whence they were escorted by the police. The
Duke Of Teck was mistaken for Count Schouvaloir,
the Russian Ambassador, and lnsulted and hustled
by the mob
AUsTRIA'S ACTION.
demand wis presented to the Austrian delega-
tions on Saturday for IA grant OF S,72O 100 horins
t$l 7s5,936 on account Of extraordinary and urgent
army and navy requirements
THE CREDIT VOTE.
The Subcommittee OF the Hungarian Delegation
yesterday discussed the bill 1or grant of 600
norns tS2s O,O0Ol NJ. Falk, reporter of the COM
mittee, sad he cOincided In tho governments
views; but as there were rumors OF an intended
occupation OF Bosnia and Herzegovina he desired
guarantees that II action should prove necessary,
the government would Immediately seek the CO.
operation OF the constitutional bodies.
Count Andrassy replied, and the debate was ad-
iourned until Tuesday.
THE SITUATION MORE REAssURING.
The Times Vienna despatch states that the
Count Andrassy, in answering questions in the
subcommittee Of the Hungarian delegation dis
claimed any intention OF occupying or an
nexing Bosnia; but did not deny that
events might cause an alteration OF policy. The
general impression IS that the situation Is more
reassuring than many previously believed it would
be. The Daily Teie0raph's correspondent at vi
emma is fully persuaded that the vote will pass the
delegations within week.
AUSTRIA AND THE PROVINCES.
Dispatches from COnstantinople dated yesterday
say that report Is again current that the Austri
ans are about to occupy Bosnia and Herzegovina.
This Is unconlirmed but 1t is understood that the
Austrian Penipotentiary will, with the consent of
Russia and Turkey, bring the question OF the future
position Of these provinces before the Congress.
TIE THREE EMPERoRs.
The Posts correspondent at Berlin says it is
proposed that the three cmperors meet after the
Congress.
ENGLAND BIDDING FOR GREECE's VOTE
A despatch from Athens says the British repre-
sentative has informed the Greek government that
Lord Derby has sent despatch to the Powers pro-
posing that Greece be admitted TO the Congress.
This has caused great satisfaction in Athens.
MOVEMENTS OF BRITISH TROOPsHIPs
The tro0pship Euphrates, which was detained at
La valletta, Malta with 600 soldiers has sailed
Tor home, and the Scraps, outward bOund has pro-
ceeded to her destination.
NOTES FROM sTAMBoUL-
telegram, dated Constantinople, Sunday,
says:-"Reour Pacha and General Ignatier started
for st. Petersburg to-day.
.Hobart pacha will leave for Crete on Tuesday.
"The visit OF the Grand Duke Nicholas to the Sui
tan has been abandoned Tor the present"
THE TREATY RATIPIED.
despatch from San Stefano says IL is
stated that Reouf Pacha will ask the re-
mission OF 3OO,OoO,OOO OF the indemnity.
The Sultan has ratified the treaty. 1t Is re.
ported that the last clause is to the el-
f.ct that Tn will
treaty as solidane. implying that they will
not recognize the right OF any Power to interfere
with Its terms, except as regards the question OF
the Straits and settlement OF the boundaries Of
Montenegro.
THE PROJECTED VISIT.
A Pera despatch TO the Times says the ques tion
OF the visit OF the Grand Duke Nicholas to Constan-
tinople results in q compromise. The visit will be
less ostentatious than was first proposed.
DATE OF THE CONGRESS-
The Vienna despatch of the DAILY News an
nounces that the Congress will open on March 81.
THE GERMAN cHANcELLoRs SUBSTITUTES
In the German Reichstaga at Berlin on Saturday tho
remaining clauses OF the Chancclors Substitutes bill
passed tho second reading. The amendments proposed
werc rejected. Tho third reading Is fixed for today
Monday
GRgxASy AND FRENCH EXHIBITION.
\ Tho Posts Berlin despatch says tho government Ia
preparing bill TO authorize tho raising Of 10 900
marks to assist artists In sending WORKS
10 the Paris Exhibition.
THE SPANISH coRrEs.
} In the Spanish Cortcs yesterday the Minister Of
War presented a bill fixing the military contingent for
Ils7s at 100, 900 men.
Tho Minister oil Finances introduced the budget,
showing dcncit of 100000 pesctas, which, how
ever expected 20 be balanced by the sale of State
properly. Tho budget proposes a special duty on
petroleum and othor mineral oils imported IRON
countries not having commercial treaties with Spain.
The Minister OF the Colonies that Spaniards
who remained abroad did so voluntarily, as the am
nesty was general Another despatch from Madrid
says tho Budget abolished the surcnsrgcs and extra
ordinary duties established In 1877 In favor
ot ali nations having commercial treaties
with Spain except England and tho United States.
Coal oils and foreigu sugar. however, will continue to