The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-13

changes in the Judiciary, and in the case
Of. NJ waddington. Minister of Foreign
Affairs because he holds aloof from the internal party
management; because he did not exact some compen-
sation on behalf of France when England occupied
Cyprus. and. finally. because he cancelled Count
de Choiseuls appointment as Ambassador
to Spain movement has been begun
for the purpose of transferring NJ Dufaure
to the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs. while
he remains President of the Council Offering NJ. wad-
dngton the embassy to London and placing
in the Ministry of Justice republican
willing to make radical changes in the
magistracy The Paris correspondent of the
Tmes-apparently on authority-says that NJ.
Dufaurc would resign, and that NJ waddington would
refuse any embassy whatever The republicans would
thus lose NJ. Dufaure's immense influence over the
moderate liberals. and NJ Wsddingtons resig-
nation would expose the government to the distrust
of the foreign courts whose good will he has won
by Difference and moderation. AT the same time the
correspondent argues that NJ. Waddington has not
lowered the flag confded to his keeping. and that
form in the Judiciary is not inconsistent with NJ Du
faure's views and the correspondent warns the re-
publicans to abandon their unjust and imprudent
scheme
NEW ITALIAN MINISTRY PROBABLE.
King Humbcrt has summoned Signor Dcprets to
advise with him concerning the formation of a new
Ministry. Premier Carroll has announced that the
present Ministers will continue the administration
pending the Kings decision their proffered rcsg
nations II is now believed that there will be disso-
luton of Parliament and business Ministry in the
interim.
THE RoAEn cAsE
The American Consul ut Constantnople made three
applications for the release of Romer. He
informed that Roner a party to conspiracy
in 1868, in Syria, but, as his arrest was
contrary to treaty obligations. tho vizier
dcred Romer to be delivered to the Consul for trial
The Minister OF Police yesterday handed Romer
to United States Consul Heap. The latter declared
he would be unable to detain the prisoner at the
American Consulate unless the accusations against
Romer were communicated to him. The Minister OF
Police promised to communicate the accusations on
Saturday next.
The HERALD's correspondent at Lisbon telegraphs
that the United States corvette vandalia sailed from
Tenerife Westward Islands, about December Q for
Boston.
The Spanish Council of Ministers have decided to
create cadre for hundred infantry battaions and
twenty squadrons Of cavalry for the benefit Of half
pay officers.
The French Chamber Of Deputies has adjourned
sine de- after empowering n. Grevy to summon them
to meet in the event of necessity The appointment
of Admiral Jaurcz Ambassador to Spain
nonnced yesterday in the French official gazette.
It is understood from Valparaiso. November 16.
that the CHILEAN dsavows the seizure Of
the American ship Dcvonshire. which has been re-
leased
The nail masters of Stafordshre have resolved to
resist the demands Of the men, if general strike
should be the result.
Adcspatch from Sydney dated December II says
that the Ministry Of New South Wales has resigned
Mr.. Robertson will form another Cabinet.
Edward OKelly. the last Fenian prisoner now con-
fined in Ireland is to be released before Christmas
His friends are endeavoring to secure permission for
him to reside in Great Britain.