The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-19
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
FREE SPEECH IN GERMANY.
Resignation Of the Paris
Municipality.
RUSSIANS GOING HOME.
No Change Of Commanders at the
Cape Of Good Hope.
EXILING A GRAND DUKE.
The Irish University Question Not
To Be Taken Up.
RUSSIANS GOING HOME.
No Change Of Commanders at the
Cape Of Good Hope.
EXILlNG A GRAND DUKE.
The Irish University Question Not
To Be Taken Up.
icy CABLE TO THE HERALD

Vice President Of the German Reichstag. having
tanned lO6 against rs for Herr Luzuis. Another
letter from Count stolberg werngerode was submit
ted to the Rechstag asking parliamentary approval
of the prosecution and arrest of Deputy Hassel-
mann. whereupon Herr Lasker gave notice of
motion contesting the correctness of the
governments Interpretation of the law and refusing
the consent of the Rechstag to tho arrests Debate
on the subject was postponed until Wednesday. The
national liberals, utramontanes and progressists have
agreed to support Herr Lasker. The Daily 7elemaphs
Berlin correspondent says:-"The result Of the de-
bate on the proposition to arrest and prosecute
Deputy Frtzsche q charge Of violating
the Socialist law. will forcshadow the fate of the
Disciplinary bill In Parliamentary circles there
seems to be little doubt that the bill will be rejected
by considerable majority. For the first time tho
national liberals and progressists arc united.
Still the previous hostile policy of the national lib
erals must not be forgotten and it quito possible
that slashing speech by Prince Bismarck would dis
colvo the alliance" The Standards correspondent at
Berlin states that the free conservatives will support
Deputy Lasker's motion, as they consider the nc
ton of the government unnecessary. The liberals
will declare they did not. when voting for
the Socialist law intend to give the meaning that
member of tho Reichstag could. by mere police
order be prevented from fulfilling his constitutional
duties in the House. The special correspondents
still predict overwhelming defeat of the govern
mcnt
A BOLD FRONT AGAINST BISMARCK.
The Times despatch from Berlin states that
Deputies Fritzsche and Hassemann pres
cnt in the Reiehstag Tuesday and
apparently confident that the Reichstag
will show fearless spirit. They encouraged in
this belief by the fact that the criminal
court of Frankfort yesterday acquitted the
members of the staff OF tho Frasktttrt7
xeitnaO, who had published collective protest
against Prince Bismarck's assertion that that
Journal managed in the interests Of
France One Of the staff only sentenced
to seven weeks imprisonment for two other articles.
The despatch further states that it is believed the
government pressing its request for the Reichstass
sanction of the arrests of the Deputies when knows
That it is certain to be rejected. with the object of
finding pretext for dissolving the Chamber.
RESIGNATION OF MUNICIPALITY.
The Journal DIES Detdts OF Paris mentions report
that the municipality of Paris have resigned in
sequence Of the canceling of their grant to the
turning Communists. The Temps understands that
the government has agreed to the proposals
OF the Committee the Amnesty bill. The
National denies that the government has so
agreed. Tho Temps has information that the
report of the commission the acts of the Ministry
of the 10th of May will simply state the facts with
out expressing opinion relative to impeachment.
The Ministry will thus be able to state their views
1t Is said that NJ. Waddington at to-day's council
formally announced that he would resist the mpeach-
ment movement and make 1t Cabinet question.
The Times Paris despatch says the Chamber of
Deputies has. account of alleged informality.
annulled the appointment of NJ. dc la Posse Bona
partist to be member Of the Electoral Commission.
M. Louis Blanc is OF the new members of
the Commission. The Cabinet has annulled the de-
csion by which the Municipality of Paris asserted
the right to control the Prefecture of Police. The
Municipality has violently protested and will prob
ably appeal to the Council of State
PLACE.
The full report of Tuesday nights proceedings in
the House of Commons shows that Sir Stafford
Northcote did not deny knowledge of an intention
to appoint the Duke of Connaught yiccroy of Ire
land. The following is verbatim report of the pro-
cccdings this point
In answer to Mr.. Stacpoole libcral) member for
Ennis the Chancellor OF the Exchcqucr said FL am
not of any foundation for the report put for
ward ip certain newspapers that royal residence is
about tn be established In Ireland and that His Royal
Highncss the Duke OF Connaught is to succeed the
Duke OF Marlborough as permanent Prince viccroy
OF Ireland.
THE IRISH QUESTION,
Sir Stafford Northcote, replying to Mr.. o Donohuc.
Member for Tralce. said the government has de-
cidcd not to with the Irish university question
Eighteen Catholic Bishops of Ireland met at May
nooth yesterday and adopted resolutions strongly
ccnsuring the government for its conduct In regard
TO university education.
EIEcrrSG HOME RULER.
Tho majority on Monday for tho home rule candi-
date at the election for member of Parliament in the
county of Cork. was larger than the most sanguine
persons anticipated Tho election fought on the
questions OF home rule and ixity of tenure alone.
Colonel Colthurst the successful candidate advocated
both propositions. while his opponent. Sir George
Colthurst, his nephew (conscrvatyc, declared that
the first degradation of Ireland and the latter
meant spoliation. Tho landlords generally sided
with tho conservative.
NO CHANGE PRESENT.
The Press Association is authorized to deny that
the War Office has at present any intention to super
scdc Lord Chelmsford in his command. This par.
tcularly refers to the in relation to the APP
pointmcnt Of Lord Napier OF Magdala or Sir Garnet
wolsclcy to the command of tho Zulu expedition.
1hc Daily Ncms reports that Sir Charles Dixie has
given notice of n motion in tho House Of Commons.
that while ready to assist In retrieving the situation
at the cape tho House considers that Zulu territory
was invaded inadequate grounds.
NICHOLAS TIM YOUNGER ExiLEp.
Tho Iost's despatch from st. Petersburg says tho
Grand Duke Nicholas. son OF the Grand Duke Con-
stantine has boon cxilcd to Orcnburg for communi-
eating with the Berlin National Zeiung in regard to
strategic railway.
MOVING AFTER RUSSIA.
The Turkish Minister of Finance, in announcing
that a new Turkish loan has been concluded, dc.
clarcs that II will be In great part devoted to buying
up the paper currency twenty Ave per cent OF its
nominal value Measures are being taken to occupy
N territory evacuated by tho Russians Orders have
becu given for seven battaons Of Turkish troops to