The New York herald., 1879-03-12
Proofs Produced Against the De
Broglie-Fourtou Ministry.
WORKING OF THE BERLIN TREATY.
Bismarck's Bitter Struggle in the
German Reichstag.
EUROPEAN POLITICS.
PROOFS AGAINST THE DE BRoGLIE MINISTRY
PRESIDENT GREvY AND AMNEsTY-rHE GER

MAN REICHsrAG-THE NEW SPANISH MINIS
TRY.
[By CABLE TO THE HKRALD.1
LONDON, March 12, 1879.
Deputies upon the acts of the Ministry Of tho
18th Of May have issued a supplement to NJ.
Brisson's report containing hundreds of tele-
grams in support Of the facts adduced in the
report. The groups of the Left will hold
meeting tomorrow to determine their
action upon the impeachment question The
royalst Right have unanimously decided to Op-
pose impeachment, whatever may transpre dur
ing the debate. President Grevy has signed q
decree pardoning 151 Communists, including
NM. Arthur Ranc, Ellie Reclus and Jean
Jacques Elisee Reclus The Daily Ncns
Paris despatch says :-"M. dc Fourtou in the
impeachment debate will demand to be
tried and not merely let of with
. vote Of censvre, which he contends that
the Chamber Of Deputies, not being judicial
body, has no power to pronounce ON those no
to London papers discredit the statement that
the French government have resolved to retire
If majority ON the impeachment question is
only obtained by the support of the Right 1t is
thought, however, that such support is necesi
sary, Us the split in the republican camp has
begun to attract general attention.
NJ. Pascal Duprat presided ut the first meeting
Of the Free Trade Society, which intends to have
lectures on great scale given throughout
France. The society is assured Of the co-opcra-
ton Of John Bright and Of the Golden
Club. The Committee OF the Chamber Of
Deputies have recommended that the second
election Of NJ. Paul dc Cassagnac be declared
valid.S
THE BERLIN TREATY AND THE POWERS.
A despatch to the Standard from Constantino-
pie says that the Sultan ratified the Russo
Turkish Treaty ON Monday and exchanged con-
gratulations with the Gar.
The Times correspondent at TirnOva tcle-
graphs that serious but probably premature in
snrrection Of the inhabitants Of Turkish village
inthe Oslnan-B Bazaar district is reported A detach-
ment Of Cossacks has been attacked by the ms
urgents and lost several ment, but repulsed the
assault. Twobattalions of infantry and mitrail-
lcuse battery have been despatched to the scene.
Semi-oficial papers ut Berlin say that surprise
h felt in government circles at the general ut
tempt made to give to England all the credit of
having kept Russia to the Treaty Of Berlin.
The execution Of the treaty is due, above ALL to
Gcrmany's firmness- The Times Pesth despatch
says-.'Thc pourpariss between the Powers as to
various points of the Treaty of Berlin which
arc still unexecuted have not yet led to any posi-
tive proposals from any quarter; but they have
nlade apparent the necessity of finding ssmo gen
eral rule applicable to all cases OF difference It
would not be surprising If the idea of eventual
reference of all such matters to the am
bassadors ut Constantinoplc, tho decision
OF majority of whom would be final,
were revived as the only means of tcrmin-
ating the tedious negotiations" Tho Globe
OF last evening said there is well founded
rumor that the Right Hon. George j. Goschen,
M. p. for the city of London, will be ap-
pointed Ambassador ut Constantinople but
a later despatch to the Globe says that this
rumor has foundation A despatch from
Constantinople states that England and France
have notified the Porte that they will not
comply with its request for the appointment
Of customs commissioners unless the support of
. stronger syndicate of bankers than that
which supports the De Tocqueville scheme can
DO obtained
CRITICAL SITUATION IN THE REicIsTAG.
The German Reichstag yesterday rejected the
motion in favor of European congress to
arrange q general disarmament. Three ultra
montaases, the socialists and Herr Sonncrnan
only supported the motion. Tho Puu Mau
Ga=etie's correspondent at Berlin says s:-.Disso-
autumn. Prince Bismarck relies mainly upon
the rural population, and will fix
the date for the election after tho
harvest as the most convenient time for bring
ing them to the polls" The Daily NeTS cor
respondent mt Berlin, discussing tho renewed
rumors Of dissolution of the Reichstag, says -
ssThe personal alterations of tho last two days
have certainly complicated the situation i'm
menscly, and IL mere personal irritation wero to
be considered Prince Bismarck would have
enough reason for promptly appealing
~ the people, but there is yet no
occasion TO doubt that tho financial
measures will ut least be submitted to the pres
ent Reichstag. The NatioHai .ZeitsAng seems to
fear carly dissolution. II admits that Prince
Bismarck Is all powerful In the Federal Council,
which would readily acccde IL he proposed dis
solution. But IL adds ominousy, new cleo
tons ut present would only result in the creation
of radical party which now does not exist un-
lcss the socialists be 80 considered This il
supposed to relate to tho alleged intentions Of
DIR. Laskcr and other national liberals ~ Join
the advanced liber,la Such o coalition of ma
tional and advanced liberals would create regn-
lar and very radical opposition"
THE NEW SPANISH MrNIsrRr--cuBA.
Public opinion at Madrid is unfavorablo to
the new Ministry. 1t Is supposed IL will seek
the support of the old mOderadc party. A do
snatch from Madrid says THE Marquis Of
Molins Is expected to arrive here tomorrow
to assume the Foreign Affairs portfolio.
Trhis is contradicted.l lie will probably
make several changes in tho diplomatic
concentration abroad. Sefor Manuel Sill.