The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-12

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Orleans and Bourbon interests are 10 be privately
advocated during the Congress by gentlemen de-
puted for the OCCASION the hope being entertained
by the monarchicaL parties IN France that a con-
sentative reaction will shortly set in at Berlin,
ana that the monarchy may have another chance
at Paris.
sBRvIAs HOPES.
Minister Ristics mas been instructed to urge ut
Berlin the annexation OF all Old Servia to Servia
IN ANXIOUS WAITING.
Prince Charles, OF Roumannia viii leave Bucha-
rest for his summer palace at Sinaia during the
week to await the decisions OF the Congress.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT TO ADJOURN.
The London correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian telegraphs that statement is current
at the clubs and in high political circles that the
dissolution OF Parliament will shortly be
nounced and that the report finds such general
acceptance that several members have gone to
look after their constituencies. The Daily Ne,cs,
IN leading editorial article, makes reference to
the prevailing belief IN the early dissolution OF
Parliament
THE RUSSIANS IN RouMANIA
A despatch to fhe Vienna Political Co,respon-
,dence from Bucharest states that Russian army
corps began advancing on Pltesti on Sunday, and
has already reached Pitu and GaestL 1t entered
some villages occupied by Rounanian troops the
Roumanian government, fearing bloodshed, or
dered their troops TO retire in the direction OF
Pitesti and Tirgovesti The Russian movement In
terrupts the communication OF the Roumanian
army with Bucharest. The Roumanlan govern
ment intends to ask explanations OF Russia, and.
II the answer Is unsatisfactory, 1t will address
solemn protest to the Powers
PRINCE NIKITA NOT TO BE FOOLED
Ragusa correspondent Says" The Montene-
grin government has sent an envoy TO Scutari to
adjust the frontier differences with Turkey. Prince
Nikita processes to be anxious to avoid conflict,
but refuses to surrender his present holdings
CONN TO MALTA
The Duke OF Cambridge has left London en- route
for Malta
THE EMPEROR WILLIAMS RECOVERY.
The recovery OF the Emperor is progressing won-
derfully Yesterday he celebrated the forty ninth
anniversary OF his marriage. bulletin issued at
halEpast ten A. M. yesterday, said:-"Thc EN-
pcror continues to improve. HIS wounds have all
healed. The right arm is sim swollen, but is less
susceptible to pain"
An oflcial bulletin last evening says:-s.The
Emperor sat at an open window during the greater
part Of the day. He ieels invigorated."
MODELLING GETTING BETTER.
The condition OF DR.. Nobling is so much i'm.
proved that 1t Is thought likely he will recover
THE RElCdSTAG DlSSOLvED.
The Federal Council have unanimously voted the
proposal to dissolve the German Parliament AS
announced in the HERALD several days ago, the
elections appointed for the second half OF July.
PATH IN THE PEOPLE.
Prince Frederick william replying yesterday to
an address OF the municipality OF Berlin, declared
that his faith In the loyalty OF an overwhelming
majority OF the nation was mistaken
THOUGHTS NOT IN THE EAST.
The subject OF the approaching Congress of the
Powers in Berlin attracts throughout Germany rela
lively less public attention than the internal crisis
which IL kept prominently In view by the activity
of the police and the partisan preparations tor
the approaching elections
WILL THE GOVERNMENT WIN?
The leaders OF the national liberal party have
assembled in Berlin for consultation and to deter
niue on q course Of action. They believe that
Prince Bismafck had determined upon the dlssolu-
ton Of the Keichstag even before Nobiling's at
tempt to kill the Emperor, or that he would, at
least, have reconvencd the Reichstag and ascer.
tanned the disposition OF that body. Their war cry
will be like that OF the French republicans In the
contest with the De Brogie Ministry- the return
OF the present liberal members
NOT TIE WAY TO CHECK IT.
Arrests throughout Germany for reasonable
u.terances among the classes infected with social
ism continue TO be very frequent
PAMPHLETS IN THE BARRACKS
The Times Berlin correspondent says
'"rherc Is reason to believe that the re.
pressve measures against the Socialists viii be
confined to what Is absolutely required. IL is
stated that socalistic pamphlets are being circu.
lated in the Berlin barracks.n
THE REPUBLICAN, WAVE.
Tho general elections In Belgium arc ovor. The re.
tufns nearly complete, show that tho liberals v Ill
have majority OF iour In tho Chamber OF Repre-
ssntaiivea Therefore tho downfall Of the present
Catholic ministry Ia certain.
STRONG LIBERAL MAJORITY.
Tho results OF tao elections already known show
that the liberals have majority OF ton In tho Cham
Der oil Representatives and threo the Senate II Ia
stated that the Ministers havo already resigned Tho
liberals are rejoicing. Client and Antwerp are dec
GRATED with Tags and noisy crowds parading the
ssroots In Brussela
HRALrH OF THE czARisA
A bulletin, dated 81 Petersburg, Monday morning.
reports the condition OF tho Empress ioliows:-
.'The fever has decreased and the p ourli innamma
tion has not been augmented The patients condition
during the night was less disturbed, but sho Is
weaker" There o solemn service OF prayer Mt
ST. Isaacs Cathedral In ST. Petersburg yesterday Tor
tho recovery OF the Emprsss
LEO xnL's VAILisa HEALTH.
The Rome despatch to the Times gays that the many
reports OF the Popcs failing health ana hts In
tended abdcaton circulated Ia tho London press arc
unioundcd.
CONDITION THE COTTON STRIKE.
Al q mass meeting OF 5000 operatives at Blakney
Moor called by section Of tho operatives who wish
TO terminate tho STRIKE motion In favor OF svbmis-
sion was rejected Dy largo majority. Apart from
this meeting 200 operatives formed themselves into