The New York herald., 1878-03-13
anything contrary to the Treaty ofPars before the

anything contrary to the Treaty Of Paris before the
Congress meets
sERvIA EXPECTS PEACE.
A Belgrade despatch announces that 1000 men OF
the Servian army of the Drna have been disbanded.
TURKEYS REPRESENTATION.
Constantinople despatch says IT Is expected
that Sabdouah Bey, late Ambassador at Berlin,
will be the second Turkish Plenpotentiary to the
Congress.
THE INsURREcTIoN IN THEssALY.
The Times despatch IRON Pera states that the
Porte has decided to send two army corps TO yolo
to crush the Thessalian insurrection and squadron
to prevent aid from Greece.
KRuDENER OF PLEvSA.
General Krtidener who was waiting to be tried
by courtmartialfor his defeat at Plevna, has been
released from arrest and appointed Assistant Com.
mandant OF Warsaw
THE SUFFERING
despatch from Pera reports that Mr. Layard
has sent formal note to the Porte directing Is
attention TO the great loss OF life imminent
among the 2500oo starving refugees IN and around
Shumla The Porte declares itself poweress to
help them. The Russians propose to embark
some troops for Odessa within five days.
THE KHEDVE's FINANCIAL TROUBLES.
Tho trouble touching Egyptian finances mentioned
In a Paris despatch In yesterday mornings Daily
Telegraph is that the Knedve shows a disposi-
tion TO refuse to carry the agreement
made by with the English and
French bondhoders through Messrs. Goschen
Joubert. It has been apprehe nded for timo
that the Kheiive contemplated following Turkeys
example of entirely suspendiug payments ON
the foreign debt He, however, dsclaims such
intention, and has empowered Colonel Gordon
10 constitute commission with himself at its head,
TO make thorough examination Of Egypps financial
condition In order ascertain what Is the extent OF
her ability creditors claims. Mr. Goschcn
protested personally the Khcdive in public
prints against the proposal to depart from tho terms
of the agreement with the bondholders.
THE ITALIAN CABINET
Advlces from Rome state tha, new Cabinet has
not been formed yet. The chief difficulties IN the way
OF formation consist in assigning the portfolios OF
Foreign Affairs and War
The Rome despatch of the Times deuies that. Car
dina Franchi has sent circular to the Nuncos
abroad asking them now change in the policy OF
the Vatican indicating nrm though less aggressive
course would be viewed by the Catholic governments
iN' BoSAPARrlsrs ION THEIR OWN HOOK"
Paris despatch says the Ordre, tho organ OF NJ.
kouher, declares that the Bonapartists must hoist
their flag and trust to universal suffrage. This
regarded as formal solution OF the alliance OF the
Bonapartists aud conservatives.
THE NEGRoPoSTIs CoRRRsPoNDENcE
In the House of Commons last night the motion Of
Mr. Ashley censuring Mr. Layard, the British Ambas
at Constantiuopie N connection with the affair
OF the Negropontis correspondence rejected by
vote OF 2O6 to 1872.
DREADFUL CoLMgRy EXPLOSION.
terrible colliery explosion occurred IN the
Unity Brook pit, Kcarsley, near Bolton, Mt
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. Tho mouth Of the pit was
blocked until six O'Clock, when explorers succeeded
in entering AT last they had found sixteen
corpses. About forty working 10 the pit at
the time of the explosion, anu it is certain that all
perished.
FAILURE LONDON
Werner Brothers, stock brokers Of No. Old Broad
street. London, E. c., have failed. II Ia stated that
their liabilities heavy and their assets small
They were 'bears'' OF large amount OF consols and
British railway securities The Times says, referring
10 their faiiure:s'rhcy entered large gamble In
the hope that the country would rush into war; and
tho past torthights rso proved too much for them.
Should tho rise continue colapscs probable"
t' REDUCTION wAGRs.
The Coal Owners Association OF North Yorkshire
and South Derbyshire have determined TO reduce
miners wages seven and half per cent. The mon
wouli probably consent to ave per cent reduction,
but It IL thought ikoly that they Will decrease
OF seven and half pcr cent This resolution OF the
Coal Owners Association Affects between twenty-five
thousand and thirty thousand miners.
TRouBLAs IRON TRADE.
Manufacturers In tho North OF England iron trade
are also demanding reductions Of wages Of their
employees varying from ION TO seventeen per cont.
From the preparations the men are making 1t is be.
eved that they intend organize general resistance
PARLIAMENTARY INJECTION.
The conservative candidate Tor Parliament has beon
returned from Circncestcr.
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
The Mark Lane Ecpress, Its review OF the British
corn trade for the past week. says aspiring sowing
has been carried vigorously during the week. and,
the land excellent condition, large breadth
Of spring has been sown. The autumn sown
whoat plant preserves It's healthy appearance. Pas.
lures promise early and abundant hay crop. Eng.
hsh wheat has been marketed In small quantities and
unsatisfactory condition. Both in Mark lane and ip
the provinces business restricted as growers ara
not able to make up their minds TO accept
the lower rates at which buyers expected to purchase
Sales, however, have only been practicable at dc.
nino OF shilling per quarter, although the reduction
principally affected badly conditioned parcels. The
have been large Buyers enabled 10 satisfy
their wants rather terms. Trace has been
somewhat depressed than Of late but the demand
has nevertheless been manly retail. Considerable
interest 10 centred for the moment upon the Black
Sea ports and the large shipments OF grain taking
these supplies Will reach US after hav-
ing been stored In the up-country districts
OF Southern Russia for many months, Is a matter OF
conjecture. There Will probably DO some delay IN
shipping wheat from this source, the transport ser
vice being very inefficient New American maize has
come to hand freely IN good condition. Feeding siurs
have ruled slow. Now mazo and barley have been a
turn lower to sell; but oats, OF which tho arrivals
from abroad have been light, fully maintained late
The arrivals OF wheat cargoes at ports call
have been moderate, but trade ruled exceedingly dull
and prices declined two shillings per quarter Maizo
ana barley also neglected. and values gave way
sxpcnce to q smiling per quarter with nrmer leei.
ing at the Close.