The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-14
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA
Massing Troops Near the Car.
parhian Passes.
SERYIA AND ROUMANIA ANXIOUS.
Kaiser Wilhelm'S Condition
Improving.
fpy CABLE TO THE HERALD

LONDON, June II, 1873
According to a despatch from Bucharest the repain
upon the Rustchuk and varna Railway by the CON-
pany begun, and will probably be compisted
in three weeks. Several thousand Russians have
arrived In Rou mania from Russia during the
past few days, ana taken positions on tne
limo OF posts facing southern outlets OF the Car
pahian passes. the Argish and sereth.
Troops from tho Dobrudsha also crossing tho
Danube for the purpose Of camping upon the high
ground the Roumanian aide, as much sickness pre-
walls south of tho river.
sHUMLA NOT SURRENDERED
Tho CORE spondent OF the Times at Vienna says
ssrhe Turks have informed the Russians that theJ
cannot surrender Shuma in the face OF the prescm
popular feeling at Constantnope. The excuse 10 aP
parenty we'll founded.
RUSSIA RoUMANrA.
despatch to tho Vienna Political Correspondents
from Bucharest says, "In consequence Of tho v,sop
protest of Roumania against tho Rus
sian advance towards Ptesti, tho Russian
commander, General Drente!m, has ordered
bis troops to retire ten kilometres from ths
Roumanian lines. On the other hand the Russian
ou.posts the Plocst and Filipess line have been
ordered to advance southwark as far the Prahova
River General Droutohm, however, has given as
surances that he will not cross that stream
sERyrAS AUSTRIA
count OF the mobilization OF the Austrian army,
which creates underlined apprehonsons and abundant
political speculation Tho territory granted to Ssrvia
on the frontier by the Treaty OF San Steiano
will according to prncely ukass just issued, be i'm.
mediately Incorporated.
sERvIA's HOME TROUBLES
Tho Standards Vienna despatch says:-"Trou-
bio is expected in Servia In consequence
OF tho late executions At tho funeral Of
ono OF the victims OF large band Of armed meh
threatened revenge. The Skuptschna will be asked
to propose that state OF siege be declared in various
places"
HELLENIC sELP-RHLlAxcE.
The news from Thessaly indicates the probability
Of renewal OF the Greek insurrection. This Is said
to be in consequence Of tho encouragement OF ths
Greeks at tho reported understanding between Eng
Russia which thcy believe TO be fatal to Hell
lcnic interests.
sADYK PACHA IN DsRAvoR.
Sadyk Pacha, late chief OF the Turkish Ministry,
Is virtually exied. he has been requested TO reside
Smyrna pending hts installation Governor OF
the Turkish Islands in the Mediterranean.
rwo NEW MMoRTALs f
NJ. Bon Louis Henri Martin, the historian OF France.
has been elected TO oil the vacancy In the French
Academy caused by the death Of NJ. Theirs, defeating
u. H. A. Tame by q vote OF Is to Is, and NJ. Ernest
Renan, the author Of tho 'svie de jesus" has been
elected the successor of the late NJ Bernard, do
icating Senator WALTON, the Historian by vote Of 10
TO Is
KAIshR IMPROVING.
A despatch from Berlin dated yesterday says-"A
bulletin issued from the Palace at nalt-pass A. ~
says the Emperors condiuon was very satisfactorys
and that other bulletin will be issued to-day"
REFRESHING rHE SOCIAL DKMocRAra
The Gcrmsn government with a view to tho repres-
sion of the social democracy, intends TO enforce
moro rigid application OF the passport regu-
iations and . similarly strict enforcement OF
laws relative to the press and the right OF public
meeting will also be enoined upon all the authorities
n the country. woman and two men were ysster-
day sentenced imprison for reasonable utter.
ances against tho Empcror-the to Tour years,
one the two years and the other TO eighteen
months.
SYMPATHY APPRECIATED.
Tho Berlin ReictsdNEeiger publishes q communities
ton from tho Crown Prince stating he has been
charged TO thank the sympathixers with tho Emperos
and declare that the daily proofs Of affection Hh
Majesty receives his confidence In tho fidelity
OF his people
WILL PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED
The Press Association Is assured good authority
tina, untrue that tho will decide upon
an carly dissolution Of Parliament, but It - under
stood In parliamentary circles that the proposition
has been seriously discussed.
nrRrHRIGHr FOR NESS OF PorrAaE.
Tho Daily Ners understands that the Of the late
King OF Hanover will probably formally rsnouncs his
pretensons 70 the crown SO as 10 return Of
the ssquestcred estates OF the King.
BELGIAN PREMIER.
In consequence OF tho Of tho liberals in the
late elections tho Ministers have resigned, and n.
Hubert Frers-orban, a distinguished statesman. hat
boon entrusted with the formation OF new Cabinet
HIGH DUDGEoS AT ROME.
A despatch from Rome TO the Pun Mall Gdsette says
that In consequence Of tho OF Belgian cleo
tions the Vatican has dctormcd to recall the Papai
Nunco from Brussels
PORE LEo's HEALTH
The Pope's health Is declining, and the physicians
declare that his removal from the Vatican necessary
TO hts recovery, but majority OF the cardinals resist
the removal
CHURCH AND STATE.
The Standards Romo special says that negotiations
have commenced between Vatican and the Catho.
lie powers TO modify tho existing concordats In the
direction OF greater freedom Of action for both par.
tics.
sArIsDuRYs TEMPORARY SUCCESSOR.
It Is announced that the Right Hon Mr.. Assheton
Cross will tako charge Of the Foreign Office durina
Lord salisbury's absenca
pRoLoSGrSo LORD DuPpERISs TERM.
The Echo says that II II proposed to extend the
period Of the appointment OF Lord Dunerin, a. Gov.
| crnor General OF the Dominion OF Canada twelve
months, on account Of his great popularity In the
Dominion, and In recognition Of his administrative
| ability.
COTTON OPERATIVES SUBMITTING
The operatives Of a number Of mills AZ burnley
| and Todmordon resumed work yesterday az the
| ten per cent reduction. Al Burnley $500
looms, employing 1000 operatives, have resumed
| work within the past two days. Az Blackburn
the Mediation Committee OF the operatives inter.
viewed Mr. Jackson, tho head OF the Masters Asso.
citation, who promised to endeavor TO induce
the Executive Committee TO reopen the mills
| II the operatives committee could show that
there was a feeling in favor OF resumng work al the