The New York herald., 1878-09-28
ENGLAND'S CABUL COMPLICATION.
Russia VIII Observe the Same Degree Of
Neutrality That England Did,"
AUSTRIA'S BOSNIAN WORK.
Germany Still Discussing the Socialist
Problem.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

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LONDON, Sept. %. 1878.
It reported that order has been issued for the
despatch of 10000 water proof sheets 900 blsn-
kets to the Indian army. Field stores also pre-
pairing for immediate issue. Tho Nouoe Tremya, Of
3d. Petersburg, reports that Lord Salisbury has
asked what is the object OF the Russian mission to tho
Ameer OF Cabui, and what position Russia intends TO
assume regarding Afghanistan. The Golos says this
report is probably correct, but needs connrmaton.
1t thinks Russia will reply that she does not feel
bound TO explain the object of the mission and that
In the event OF war between England and Afghan.
istan, she will observe the Same degree OF
neutrality that was observed by England during the
late war between Russia and Turkey. The Post OF
this morning says:-"We believe intmatioos OF more
Or less value have already been made to England OF
Russia's intention to Immediately recall her mission
from Cabul'' The Times correspondent at Berlin
states that Russia will permit her merchants and
manufacturers to sell arms ana ammunition 10 both
tho English and Afghans In the impending war.
AusTRIA's SERIOUS WORK.
special despatch to the Daily Telegraph from
Vienna says:-"rhe approach of bad weather which
has SO, in various quarters and the fact that large
organized bodies OF Bosnans retiring toward
NovBazar the Austrians to entertain grave ap
prohensiona Many OF tho Bosnians now assembled
In the NovI-Bazir district, have served in
the regular Ottoman army aud they
known 10 have formidable artillery. Tho question
arises whether It will b, sale to withdraw any consd-
srable number OF troops from the province long
Novi-Bazar s occupied by Imposing lie force
On tho other hand, bad weather has overtaKen the
army of occupation ere the work OF pacifcatiou can
be considered as commenced. The insurrection
has been snbjugated, but a very difficult por-
ton OF the Austrian task yet remains to be
plished The material obstacles IN the way OF
provisioning large army during tho winter preclude
the possibility OF maintaining more than a limited
number OF men IN the sphere Of occupation. WHILE in
the opinion OF competent authorities. viii require
stroug force TO bar Tho passage from Nov-Bazar,
where the Insurgents rallying IN OF winter
compaisn." The following despatch is interesting
taken In connection with the Italian agitation for
acquisition OF tho Sou uthern Tyrol:-
lSSsrRucx, Sept 27.-Tno Emperor Francis Joseph,
reccving deputation from tho ryrol Diet, expressed
satisfaction with the condition OF the deencss Of tho
country adding that the performances OF the Tyroese
rinemen, who could encounter any enemy, lad con-
viuced him that the Tyro was worth good defence.
despatch TO the Times from Vienna says accord
Ing to the latest news 900 insurgents have
lrated in the ueghborhood Of vichegrad.
TURKEY AND SORROWS
telegram IRON Constantinople says:-"The Brit.
lsh fleet will como up TO Constanttnopie on Saturday
salute the Sultan before Withdrawing Antaki 1t
Is asserted that Musurus Pacba, the Turkish Ambas-
sador to England, has in,mated to the Grand Council
that English financial aid might be hoped
for" The Vienna Political Correspondence re-
hat hO
tho diplomats, declared he hAG personally
tone all possible TO induce the Albanians Bosnans
10 accept the decisions oil tie Congress OF Berlin.
Tho Tines correspondent at Coastantinoplc states
the project OF the treaty proposed By Russia for
forcing those portions OF tho Treaty OF San Ssiano
which were not abrogated by the Berlin Congress,
fixes tho amount OF tho war indemnity to be paid
by Turkey. exclusive Of territorial cessions, at
30 800 600 francs despatch to the Daily Telegraph
from Vienna says the Albanian League recently
decided 10 direct all It's men against the
Austrians except those who are needed TO
rcsist the Montensgrns Serious disturbances are
apprehendsd at Pesth II the meeting OF tho
opponents OF occupation announced Tor Sun.
day is not prevented. Tho Russians have selected
Sofia The capital OF Bulgaria Instead OF Tirnova
and are otherwise seeking 10 contravene the treaty
OF Berlin ana thwart tho International Commission
Ia Eastern Roumelia.
GERMAN POLITICS.
Tho German Parliamentary Committee has com
pisted its first roading OF tho Socialistic bill and
adopted tho clause providing that the anai court OF
appeals for cases arising under the bill shall consist
Of four members oil the Federal Couucil selected by
their colleagues, and i've Judges from the Supreme
Courts OF the Empire individual States, the Empe.
ror TO appoint the presi lent and vice president
OF the Court rhe Emperor William, in the
course OF . written reply tharkipg the Reich.
stag for lis address OF sympathy, says:--
"rne gravity OF the ume Is clear TO all
We must each, according to his power strive to avert
the dangers threatening the safety OF the State. the
bill submitted TO the Rechstag Is Intended TO servo
this end My firm trust accompanies tho labors OF
the kcichstag.n The pau Mall Gazette had Berlin
despatch yesterday sayiug:"Prussia intends TO issue
loan TO cover deficit In the budget" The Emperor
and Empress OF German were enthusiastically re-
served at Cologne Thursday the occasion of the
anveug Of the memorial statue OF Frederick
William the Third. General Won Moitke has recovered
from his illness. The German government Is op-
posed the method OF constitution OF the Court OF
Appeals adopted in the amendment to tho social.s,
bill by the Parliamentary Committee yesterday
NOTES.
Tho strike against redo ctfon Of wages In the col
bred cotton factories at Radc A.. Pkngton and Uns.
worth has ended la a compromise
The Roumanan Chambers special session at
Bucharest yesterday Tue Message OF Prince Charles
advises tho maintenance, Of dignIdod attitude rela
tive to Bcssaraba In the hope that that territory may
eventually he restored by the moro clearly informed
justice OF Europe.
Tho international Peace Congress at Paris has
passed resolutions Recommending tho settlement Of
dsputcs between nations by arbitration and declaring
war TO DO brigandage.
RACING IN ENGLAND.