The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-13

The Sixty Millions fIorlns Asked the Hun
garlan Delegation by Count Andrassy
Unanimously Adopted The Italian
Cabinet Not Yet Formed.
Egyps contemplating tho rwrLish
ri"n OF LnnFaiS suHponding raS
m n,- 80 Engiish ana French nona.
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Moon AAhoeiaied Press itepor.l
LONDON, Maruh ~ la lhu noupe %
,Ofus, ,nv Eell Ol polby sald ga Ia,
ql, stiOn whu,her lhe congress wouit
aave iull materials 10 form a Judgmunl
Jn Mi Questions hubmltted, II Was un
doubleday Of great Importance, Ht
constituted n useless hbu foolish 10 ~
lntO the congress unlesl " hal real,
not merely nominal, power OF dealing
with thu matters before IL, Her ma,
Jesly'S government IA now In CON
munlvalion with other governments
on TINS subject
The Standards Rome dispatches
stale that measures aio impending
ton NJ the vatican, fOr instigating the
meeting among the Swiss guards.
The standard reports that NIL nome,
ward bound men'0l-wGr we're ordered
Jetaiued at Malta to strengthen the
fleet IN eastern waters.
A Queenstown dispatch says the
Norwegian bark Columbia, from New
York Tor Rotterdam, has been aDan.
d0ned. Crew saved.
NAbVWoy ~ NftiiI VI
antique stationery, have failed with
500 900 liabilities.
The Times correspondent At VienGa
telegraphs that Russia still maintains
the view that only parts Of the treaty
affecting European Interests should be-
submitted ~ the congress,
There IL little doubt that Austria viii
support Great Britata IN advocating
the claims Of Greece to DO represented
IN tho congress,
Werner Brothers, stock brokers, No.
o Old Broad street, II. o., has failed
liabilities II IL stated are heavy and as-
sets email. They were bearers of large
amount Of consols aud British railway
securities. The Times says, referring
to the failure: They entered In n
large gamble IN hopes that the country
woula< rush into IA war, and the past
fortnighps rise has proved too much
tor them. Should the rise continue,
more collapses are certain"
Twelve coal owners associations of
North Yorkshire and South Derbyehire
have determined To reduce miners
wages seven and half per cent. The
men would probably consent to u five
per cent reduction, but II IL thought
likely they wonld resist decrease OF
seven and n half per cent. This reso,
luton OF the coal owners associations
affects between twenty-five aud thirty
thousand miners. The manufacturers
IN the North England and Ireland
trade are also demanding u reduction
of wages OF employe s varying from ten
to seventeen per cent From the prep
arations made and making, 1t is be-
leved they intend to organize gen.
eral resistance.
The Reuter- telegraph company has
dispatch from Pesth stating that
Count Andrassy yesterday told the
Hungarian delegation what he under
stood by the Austrian interest, and
what change could not be permitted.
This portion OF his statement IL kept
secret, but II IL said to have caused
great sensation.
A dispatch from Pesth to the Stand,
ard says that Count Andrassy assured
some members IN the delegation that
upon certain points, and In certain
eventualities, the convention between
England aud Austria was ready.
A Hamburg dispatch says the ship
Maria Louis, for New York, set In
here with four aud half feet of water
in her hold.
A Paris dispatch says; The Repub>
lique FRANCHISE states that Lord Derby,
the British foreign secretary, told
Count ScouvaloG, Russian am bassador
u, London, that England would not at.
tend the congress unless the entire
treaty of San Stefano was submitted
thereto, and that Count Scouvalof,
after consulting with Prince Gortseha-
kofi, replied that Russia would consent
to the congress itself deciding what
points ought to be examined.