The New York herald., 1878-12-15
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
RUSSIA'S HOME POLICY.
The Outrage on Major Cesnola To
Be Investigated.
NO MONEY FOR BUI4GARIANs.
Renewing the Commercial Ties Between
/. European Nations.
TBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

LONDON, Dec. is. 1875
The Paris newspapers report that Count Schouval
OFFS to the office of Minister Of the Interior
will mark the beginning of new regime. giving effect
to constitution which the Car instructed Count
Schouvalof while at Livadia, to draw up The above
seems to agree with the Berlin despatch to the Post
announcing that the Car proposes to appoint col
lectively responsible Cabinet
THE CEsNoIA OUTRAGE.
In the House of Commons on Friday night Mr..
Bourke Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs replying
to Sir Charles Dixie, said that question had been
put quite recently by foreign government respect
ing the Judicial arrangements in Cyprus. It is un-
derstood that this refers to question addressed by
the United States to the British government growing
out OF the arrest of Major Cesnola for making ex-
cavations in the island Of Cyprus.
CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME.
When Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer gave notice in the House of Commons on
Friday of his motion for grant Of money by Parlia-
ment in aid OF the distressed people in the Rhodope
Mountains Mr.. Anderson Qiberal). member for Glas
Cow, remarking the silence of the opposition
leaders, gave notice of amendment to Sir Stafford
Northcotes motion, that it is inexpedient consider
ing the prevailing distress in Great Britain that the
taxpayers money should be devoted to the relief of
the people Of the Rhodope district. and that such
lief should be left to voluntary efforts. The London
correspondent of the Manchester Guardian expresses
the belief that the Marquis of Harrington will prob
ably assume Mr.. Andersons place. in order to make
the opposition official and thereby raise debate on
the policy Of the government with reference to
Turkey.
FRANCE FRIEND GREECE
In the French Chamber of Deputies. ut Versailles,
yesterday. Count dc Goutaut- Biron questioned the
government respecting the Treaty of Berlin.
NJ. waddington. Minister of Foreign Affairs.
defended his conduct at tho Congress, where
he avoided compromising French neutrality
or entering upon any binding engagements. He had
supported Greece because that the traditional
policy of France There would be united action Of
Europe in behalf OF Greece the initiative being
taken by France.
REV. Mr.. BELL. LIBEL SUIT.
The magistrates OF Nottingham have committed
Mr.. Stevenson solicitor. and Rev. Richard Grfths.
Baptist minister for trial on the charge of belling
Rev. Frederick Bell formerly of Brooklyn. n. Y. by
circulating handbill charging him with immoral
conduct with servant in q house where he wss a
guest.
INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE.
The commercial treaty between Austria and Ger
many has been renewed for another year, and the
commercial treaty between Austria and Italy s also
likely to be renewed. Thus the threatened GUS
toms wars averted. The new Swiss federal
tariff. under discussion in the National Assem-
bly, is said to be Of reactionary and proectionst
character The nd valorem duties In many instances
increased fve to forty per cent and the specific
duties increased thirty to 100 francs per ko-
grams.
CABLE NOTES.
Signor Carroll, who requested by the King Of
Italy to form new Cabinet has declined the task.
The leading editorial article in yesterdays I'all
Mall Gazette says that the governments majority in
the House of Commons Friday unexpectedly
large. The London correspondent of the Edinburgh
Scotsman writing before the division in the House Of
Commons Friday night Mr.. whitbread's mo-
ton, says:-.The liberals expect that the govern
ments majority will be seventy than 100"
The Governor of the Cape Colony Sir Bartlc Frcre.
has sent uitimatum to Cattywayo. the Zulu King.
An answer is expected daily.
The Emperor Francis Joseph, has invited General
Phiiippovch to come and visit him at Castle Buda.
The weather was cold yesterday. There much
snow in the Northern counties Of England and in
various parts of Europe
After three days stormy debates, wherein NJ. Ap-
pony severely criticised the policy Of the govern
ment the Hungarian Delegation voted yesterday. by
large majority, 2000o,OOO forins for occupation
penses of 1879.
Caratheodori Pacha has arrived at Constantinople
and assumed charge of the Foreign Office Abdul
Kerm and Redif Pachas. with other exiled officials
have been sent to Rhodes.
In the election at Bristol yesterday for q member OF
the House of Commons Mr.. Lewis Fry. liberal. de-
feated Sir Ivor Guest conservative. by majority Of
l.547.