The New York herald., 1878-09-14
PLOT AGAINST WILHELM
The Growing Dissatisfaction in Austria
Regarding Bosnia.
STRENGTHENING TURKEYS TENURE.
tBy CABLE TO THE HERALp.1

OF the united liberals in the Relchstag is enough to
satisfy the reasonable demands OF tile sober minded
democrats, but among the ranks OF the pro-
evnced. Despite the execution OF H8del
and the death OF Modelling, the insane theories Of
'reform by assassination" still find warm sup.
porters Berlin despatch printed In this morn
ings Post states that new plot against the Life
OF the Emperor William has been discovered. Al
probable that the most vigilant espionage will
be kept over all suspected persons Politics are
in as mixed condition in Germany as they appear
to be In your State of Maine. The change in the
feelings OF the Catholic party toward the I'M
perial policy has been q matter of much
discussion for several days past An un-
mistakable indication Of its ruture line of
conduct Is seen in the fact that Count Wilhelm
Won Bismarck, second son OF Prince Bismarck, has
been elected Deputy to the Reichstag from Ian.
gensalza, the Catholics turning the balance IN his
favor in consequence OF his promise TO be guided
by his fathers conciiiatory disposition toward the
Church OF Rome.
GERMANY's INTERNAL DIssENrIoNs.
Between the socialist problem and the reconcile
alton with the Vatican Germany has her hands
soften the III will OF the utramontanes at the same
moment that the AnttSocialist bill Is to he revived
Is one of those anomalies IN Prince Bismarck's
policy that no one can understand. The Prince Is
expected IN Berlin from Gastein on Tuesday next,
and may be able to give some Information to tho
editors OF the conservative journals OF the capital
that may set their minds at ease. Their issues Of
yesterday show great vexatlon at the results
OF the elections for officers Of the Reichstag which
sgnaly expose the helplessness OF their party. Tho
cannot carry The House against the united liberals,
except with the help OF the ultramontanes, bua
reconciliation with the latter seems as far or as
ever. 1.-THE liberals act together they can deieut
the Anti Socialist bil but 1t is believed that some
compromise will be made which will gain the sup.'
port OF the moderate liberals and secure the pas
sage OF the bill.
THE PAPAL POLICY.
Regarding the negotiations referred to above be-
tween Bismarck ana the Vatican, despatch JUST
at hand from Rome says that 1t has been agreed
that the Church shall he ruled In accordance WITT
the old Prussian constitution and that the Fals
laws shall remain in force, but subject to a
declaration as TO the manner OF their execution.
Discussion on the terms Of this declaration is'
stil proceeding. also as to the return OF
fha tha
by priests In the provinces OF the governments
authority, on both OF which points. differences at
present exist. The Congregation Of Cardinals Is
also examining the questions between Russia and
the vatican. IL Is understood that the Pope Is
sincerely desirous OF coming to an amicable ar
rangement with both Russia and Germany
Indeed. the Vatican is interesting itsel
unusually much In politics OF late. Another RO
man despatch declares that the Pope, much cons
cerned ut the frequent revolutions in South Amer
lea, has decided to increase the Catholic propa-
ganda and the number OF bishops in the South
American states, with the view OF bringing reng.
ious influence to bear effectively on the people and
render them more obedient to the law.
WAS AUSTRIA FOOLED
Austria, as | intimated a few mornings ago II
growing dissatisfied with her bargaiu,' at Berlin.
Vienna dispatches state that, although the recent
announcements as 10 the intention Of General
Phinppovich to send back his cavalry ON account
OF the scarcity Of fodder mad somewhat prepared
the public mind for retrograde movement yet
the news that the headquarters is about 10
retire to Brod has produced an almost bew,ldering
effect The newspapers, for obvrpns peasons, re-
frain from criticism OF the movement The Prem
deubiau suggests as an explanation that General
Philppovich wants to establish be tier communlca-
tions with other corps ana with Vienna dur
ing the winter The announcement that
Russia has asked Servia rot to dis
band her troops IL unfavorably commented
UPON In Vienna. There Is muc1 depression
at Pesth in consequence OF the Determined resist
ance OF the Bosnlans Hardly family In Pesth
that has not some member III the army, and the
list Of killed and wounded lengthcns daily, The
v,euna Boarss asJ much DISTURBED by the news
OF the intended transfer OF the hcadq OF Gem
erai Phlippovch IRON scrsjeva to Brod. Vienns
despatch TO Times treats the partial withdrawal
tho headquarters OF General Pnilippovich to
Brod merely the prcladgc to combined action.
HopEFuL VIEW.
The Vienna presse last evening announced that tas
hcadau auarters of the Second army corps only wibbs
partly transferred under the command Of a repre-
sentative oil General Phopporch, and remain In RsoA
until the military operations hesbanks OF tho sawi
and In Northeastern Bosnia are concluded. ana th a
| General ph,lipporich will remain at sersjesya
! Tho cfncial vienna AJendppst confirms '.hs
report In tho Presse that only part OF headqI
ters OF tue Second army corps Will be transfers. ia
Broo and that General Pnppovich will remas at
serajsvo Meanwhile terrible events are occur1 ing.
| Possibly the stories at hand coioro by
servian sympathy. However this may be. acc, unt u
received at Belgrade represent that lon y.six
Bosnians and serv,sns and upward OF Two
hundred Mussuimans have been exscu y a III
ssrjsvo and neghoorhood during the last two. week
and that executions continue 70, take place. These
seventies oeter the insurgents from soomn A,na, anS
have produced deep and painful preston sshro ugh