The New York herald., 1879-03-20

protection. lie has lately gained over many
Deputies at private conferences.
A despatch to the Daily Telegraph from Can
dahar says it is reported that Abdul Khan, the
Russian candidate for the throne of Afghanstan,
is returning to Cabul with many alherents.
Belfast was excited till n late hour on Monday
night on account of the difficulties between the
police and the nationalist professions. A good
many people were treated for wounds at the
hospitals
The Dagcns Nyheder, of Copenhagen, states
that, in reply to the inquiry of the Danish gov
ernmcnt, the Berlin Cabinet declared that it
considered the North Schleswig question defini-
lively settled.
The Spanish government has resolved to es-
tabish state of siege in the Basque provinces
during the elections. A grand banquet of the
supporters of the abolition of slavery will take
place in Madrid Oh Saturday next
The Berlin National Zeitung states that the
Powers unanimously oppose Turkeys course
with regard to the Greek frontier question.
France and Germany in conjunction first es-
poused the cause OF Greece with the utmost
energy. England has just united herself with
them.
Prince Dondoukoff- -Korsakoff sent note to the
Bulgarian Assembly asking that no time should
be wasted in discussing matters outside of it's
competence. The whole subject of deputatons
and memorials to the Powers is apparently over
thrown by the vote. The discussion OIL the con-
.stitution has commenced.
NEW s.ITAL1A"
During the coming summer 1000 Italians will
(says d despatch from Ronc) leave laramie for
the southern coast of New Guinea to establish
colony to be called 'Italia." The initiators and
leaders of the enterprise are Mcnotti Garibaldi
and fellow soldier, named Achille Fazzari.
The Times Rome despatch says :--"I'he money re-
quircd for Menotti Garibaldrs projected colony
viz, SO, 600, ,OOO-is ready. The applications to
join the expedition more numerous than can
be granted. Many deputies are among the ad-
vcnturers The expedition will be divided into
an industrial Ind agricultural party, and mill
tary organization, under Achile' Fazzari, for
protection against the natives. The equipments
will include cable to connect with Northern
Australia"
FRENCH POLITICS AND FRANCE.
The order Of the day passed by the French
Chamber of Deputies on Thursday last, ccnsur-
ing the De Broglie and Rochebouct Cabinets was
pacardcd throughout Paris. yesterday. Presi-
dent GrGvy has returned to the scnders the pro-
test of the Rochebouct Cabinet against the vote
Of centure passed on them, with q curt note
saying that he could not receive it, The Moai-
tcur, Of Paris, understands that the De Broglie
Cabinet intend to contest the legality of the
vote of censure before the Council of State. The
Times correspondent at Paris states that it is
difficult to see how the Council could take cogni-
zance OF the matter.
The 1raseS correspondent ut Paris remarks
that there are great obstacles to the resignation
Of NJ. WaddingtoA Neither NJ. Say nor NJ
Freycnet is in position to accept the premier
ship, and their seniority forbids them serving
under one of their present colleagues. NJ. Gam
beta will for very long time refuse the pre-
nicrship as he aims higher.
FRENCH CABLE ENTERPEIsE. 49, -.i.
The Paris Bulietia FinaNcier says:--"A cable
company is now organizing, with 2O,OOO,OOO
francs capital, under the auspices of an i'm
portant Partisan financial establishment. 1t
will acquire the existing Brcst and st. Pierre
cable with the concession of 1868, assuring i'm
portant advantages over all later concessions"
This company is intended to work in conjuncs
tion with the existing system, with the view Of
antagonizing the PouycrQuertier scheme.
La France announces that in consequence of
recent revelations in connection with tho five
per cent rentes conversion affair several Depu-
ties of the Left have resolved to sign an inter-
pellation to Minister Loon Say.
The Republican Union, ut u meeting to-day,
resolved to authorize the reporter of the COM
mittee on the srcturn of the Chambers to Paris
to present his report Immediately.
THE CzAR AND THE czAREwITcH.
The Daily Ncrs' correspondent Mt ST. Peters
burg says he has the best reason for thinking
that excellent relations subsist between the En-
peror and Cxarewitch Whatever may be the
lattcr's personal convictions on questions of con-
stitutiona reforms, it is well understood that he
perfectly agrees with his father that the subject
shall not be raised during the present reign.
(The cable informed us some time ago of the
quarrel between the Cxar and the Czarcwitch
We were told that the latter, who was charged by
his father with subvcrsive political tendencies
had been ordered to he kept under arrest in the
palace. Next day we were informed that the
whole story WAS unfoundcd. The story was
published originally in the Vienna Idgbian, and
repeated by other Continental papers Tho
Berlin correspondent Of the Morning Post telc-
graphed ut the time IA follows:-"Furthcr ru-
mors reach us from Russia of tlisscnsions be-
tween the Gar and the Czarcwtch Tho re-
ports appear to have been called forth by the
incident recently mentioned, the Car declining
to attend ball given by tho Czarewitch unless
the Grand Duke Nicholas were asked. Persons
apparently convcrsant with the state of affairs
in Russia, however, state with great poaitivencss
that the Czarewitch makes no secret of his dis
satisfaction at the turn which events have taken
in the East
ENGLAND, TURKEY AND GREECE.
CoSsrANTISorLE, March IL, 1870.
Sir Alexander Malet presented his credentials
as Minister Plcnipotcntary of Great Britain on
Saturday. The Sultan declared that he wished
to publicly recognize the services rendered to
him by the Queen, the British government and
the British fleet during the hour of his trial aud
misfortuncs A grand state banquet will be