The New York herald., 1878-03-09

Bulgaria, OF a heightened stay OF the Eusslans.
THE AUSTRIAN VOTE CREDIT
The correspondent at Vienna OF the Daily TIE
graph says that he believes Count Andrassy has
abandoned his original intention OF making the
vote OF credit by the delegations n Cabinet ques-
tion, and wisely, for the project will encounter
strong opposition
HuSGARIANs AND POLES oPposEp.
The majority OF the Hungarian Delegates think
that the credit Is intended to be used
for the occupation OF Bosnia and Herze-
govina, which they consider only justinable IN
the event that Servia or Montenegro raise preten-
sions TO those provinces Austria's Polish subjects
are also violently opposed to occupation but iavor
the credit Tor opposing Russia and Servia.
FOMENTED FROM WITHOUT.
The Crcatian parties are also agitatin2 IN tile
direction OF their respective wishes and SYM
pathles The agitation is probably fomented from
without for the purpose OF creating internal DIM
culties Tor the government at moment when
grave decisions may have to be taken.
PROBABLY ABANDONED.
Many well informed people believe that the occu.
patton scheme must be abandoned which opinion
to be suDstantiated by the TACT that the War
ONCE has not yet concentrated troops on any point
ofTurkish territory.
SATISFYING THE HUNGARIANs.
The Pestter Correspondence Stated yesterday that
Count Andrassy was present ut an informal meet
ing oil the Hungarian delegation in Vienna on
Thursday. Explanations were given which satisfied
the delegates almost without exception. 1t was
declared that occupation OF Bosnia was altogether
out OF the question.
WHY IT Is WANTED.
The vote OF credit was only required 10 provide
against the contingency OF mobilization. ma
jority Of the meeting supported the view tnat the
n fnrf fho vnfa nfc ha q
Foreign Affairs subcommittee They were con.
vinced that it would pass without difficulty.
GOSSIP FROM CONsTANTINoPLE.
Reouf Pacha's departure Tor st. Petersburg to
exchange the ratihcatlons Of the treaty has been
postponed for O few days.
After the 9th inst. police regulation comes into
force by which the police may enter houses in Tur-
key occupied by foreigners without authority Of
c0nsuls.
THE CRETAN INSURGENTS
An Athens despatch says, by the advice Of the for
egn consuls the Crctan insurgents have accepted
the armistice offered by the Turks.
THE REVOLT IN THEssALY.
Thessallan advices state that the insurgents
hold all OF the province except the towns
THE TERRITORIAL WATERS BILL.
In the House ol Lords yesterday afternoon Lord
Cairns Lord High Chancellor, in response to ques-
ton asked by Lord Hammond, said that the object of
the Territorial Waters Jurisdiction bill before
Parliament not INTENDED TO 60 any way beyond the
established rule laid down by international writer's
respecting the extent of territorial jurisdiction. The
bill passed through committee without amendment
and without debate.
THE PAPAL POLICY.
In consequence Of tho appoint tment OF Cardinal
Franch to be Pontcal Secretary Of State the French
Ambassador to the Vatican has applied to be recalled.
Card hnS sent n Ia he paDal
nuncos abroad requesting detailed Information upon
the relations with the respective governments to
which they are accredited, and asking how change
OF the vatican's policy, indicating firm, though less
aggressive line would be viewed by the Catholic gov
ernments.
coNcILIATrNG RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
Pope Leo has written to the Car expressing hope
oil resumption of negotiations relative to tho Church
In Poland. He intends writing a similar letter 10 the
Emperor william. Hc evon wishes to send o special
envoy Berlin, but the ulramontanes oppose such
measure.
SWISS GUARD.
Tho Swiss Guard have removed the disturbance Of
Thursday, and will probably bo disbanded.
EMPTY CvILIrIEs.
King Humbsrt having deputed prclato from Upper
Italy to congratulate Pope Leo bis accession to the
Papa throne the Pope thanked the King verbally by
the same intermediary.
A SCANDAL IN THE ITALIAN MINISTRY
Several special dispatches from Rome to the Lon.
don journals that Sgnor Crispi forced to
resign tho Ministry OF the Interior In consequence Of
q domestic scandal. 1t seems that he was married
with religious rites at Malta In 1854; that his
r,age was registered at tho Sandman Consulate In
1856 TINT in 1874 he separated from his wirc and
the 25th OF January last married again. and is
threatened with prosecution for bigamy. But no
claims that In 1854 he Neapolitan subject, and
that his marriage certificate should have been
tersigned by tie Neapotan Consul failing which his
marriage was void.
xASARDKLLI COMING MAN.
A special to the Standard from Rome announces
that the Ministry has resigned The King will prob
ably summon Signor Zanardelli to form Cabinet.
The Rome correspondent OF the Times confirms the
port that the entiro Cabinet has resigned. Sgnor
Dspretis has hopes OF forming another.
NEW PRESIDENT OF THE CHAMBER.
The Italian Chamber OF Deputies has elected Signor
Carroll President OF the House.
cAxPHAusRN's SUCCESSOR.
A speciai despatch from Berlin says:-"lt is now
thought tnat Herr Bennngssn will succeed Herr
Campharsen as Prussian Miuister of Finance"
The Reichstag yesterday passed two clauses OF the
Chancellors Substitutes bill 1t postponed discussion
Of the third until to-day.
THE STATES JKALous OF rmgIR RIGHTS.
the Saxon Minister supported tho bill as constitut
ing the foundation Tor good administration Of tho
Empire. but declared hmseli opposed to the forma-
ton Imperial Ministries as wero tho Bavaran and
wurtemburg representatives..
ALsAcE AND LORRAINE.
Prince Bismarck incidentally remarked that he did
not abandon tho hope OF eventually forming inde.
pendent provincial representation for Aisace Lor-
rsne
General Grant arrived at the Pirmus yesterday. es-
corted by three iron clads large crowd witnessed
the landing The General af,crward visited the King.
coLiIxRr EXPLOSION.
A oollisry explosion occurred yesterday Glas-
gov Twelve miners have been rescued and seven
teen si in the pit, but Is not expected that
they will be alive when reached. The rescuers have
thus Tar been prevented from reaching them because
Of frequent explosions Al aic hour last night the
Glasgow eoliiers were s,i sntombed and there