The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
GENEROSITY OF REPUBLICS
Rumors Of M. WaddingtOn's
Retirement.
SIGNED BY THE GAR
Relations Between Germany
and Austria.
LEO XIII. AND THE BISHOPS
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

By CABLE TO The HEnALD
LONDON. Feb. II, 1879.
Five hundred fresh pardons of French communists
are expected to be declared shortly. NJ. Gambetta.
addressing o deputation from Bellevle yesterday.
declared that the Republic being established it
was the task Of tho republicans to mako 1t produc-
tive and restorative. There was no longer any
reason to fear obstacles raised by rcactionary
parties. The republicans must, however. resist the
spirit of impatienco and temerity, and continue to
act in accordance with views OF expediency. Presi-
dent Grevy. receiving the Bureau of tho Council
General of tho Seine pointed out that great modera-
ton necessary SO as not to alarm
the provincial electors A despatch from An
gouleme says that General Oars. conservative.
to-day elected Senator for the Department
Of Charente The London Observers correspondent
1t Paris says o rumor current on the Bourse, on
Saturday. which is at least premature. that NJ. wad
dington had retired from the Ministry. The cor
respondent however. believes that N. Washington
Is not in accord with his colleagues and his position
Is decidedly precarious. The Paris correspondent
Of the Nmes telegraphs that Ministers do Marcero
and LIE Roger Saturday consented. sub
ject to the approval Of their colleagues
to extend the operation OF the Amnesty bill to all
offences connected with political events prior SUBJ
sequent to the Commune.
THE LAST OF THE nUsso-TURKIsH WAR.
An informal manifesto has been issued at st.
Petersburg announcing that the Car has ratified
the dehnitive treaty of peace with Turkey ana that
orders have consequently been given the troops to
return home. The manifesto closes with thanks to
God for Russia's glorious victories. Tho city was
illuminated last night A despatch from Bucharest
confirms the report Of the recall Of Baron Stuart,
the Russian representative. mark Of Russia 8
displeasure. Tho Baron will leave within fort
night. Mukhtar Pacha having requested the Porte
to send him further instructions Greece has in
structed her Commissioners to remain at Prevesa.
GxRAfANY AUSTRIA.
Premier Tissa, speaking in tho Dict. at Pesth. on
Saturday. declared it would have been error Of
taste to have asked Germany for any service in
turn for Austrias conscntng to cancel article Of
the Treaty of Prague. Nothing beyond cioserfr
ship could be- desired expected. The Upper House
Of the Hungarian Dict has adopted tho bill author
lying gold rente loan of l. 900 forms. The
losr. despatch from Berlin says that ut o Parliu-
mentary soiree on Saturday night Prince Bismarck
remarked that the ctAlGrkanyis not near Its end
Is appears to be generally believed. Tho Ao1agsat
states that Prince Hohonlohe tho German Ambsssa-
dor at Paris. has given the French Ministry
very satisfactory assurances. Prince Bismarck
stated at Saturday nights soir6e that no had no
desire to return to absolute rule; otherwise ho
could have done after 1866 or 18Th II
Hary to rule according to public opinion ~
by Parliament. . l..r--iur;.'H q, ..gf7,rT rs
THE ITALIAN BISHOPS ..
The Pope has discontinued payments to bishops
who have not received the Royal excquatur The
Rome newspapers publish letter from Cardinal
Nina declaring that the Papacy has not the to
continue these payments.
CABLE NOTES. arm ,r,s ,,-e-
1t has been decided that NJ. Detroyst. chief editor
of the Paris Estateac shall be appointed Director of
the Opera.
Borkum Island Lighthouse in the North Sea. at
the mouth Of the Ems. has been injured by fro and
Is temporarily useless.
that the Duke Of CumDerland's marriage contract
speaks Of the royal family of Hanover. thus proving
that Denmark countenances Cumuberland's aspirs-
tions to the throne of Hanover.
The Standards correspondent at Canadian says II
IL believed the British do not intend to hold Cands-
har. but only the Pisheen Valley up to Rojuk.
Thirty arrests have been made ut Madrid within
the last few days in connection with the discovery
Of papers and arms
Weston. the American pedestrian. arrived at Work
sop at twenty minutes TO twelve o'clock Saturday
night 1e then 40 miles behind time. owing 10
frequent riding to avoid crowds.
The Swedish bark LOWS. from Coosaw. s. C.. for
Aarhuus. has been towod to Christiansand. direct.
She previously reported in dangerous position
In the ice at Marstrand. and leaking.