The New York herald., 1879-02-10
From All Parts Of the
World.
RUSSO-TURKISH TREATY
Bismarck and the Vatican Still
at Loggerheads.
CHECKING THE PLAGUE.
Explanation of the Explosion on
the Thunderer.
[BY CABLE TO THE HEnALp.1

[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON. Feb. 10. 1879.
The Dehnitive Treaty between Russia and Turkey
provides that all the San Sefano stipulations which
were modified by the Treaty Of Berlin shall remain
rs modified. The remaining stipulations are
abandoned in favor OF the present treaty
by which the war indemnity is fixed ut
300 OOO0 600 paper roubles 1928. .000.O00, and the
settlement is deferred. The payment for the main
tenance of Turkish prisoners will be by twentyone
instalments, but is not to begin Immediately. The
examination Of the accounts is expected to last
two or three years. Tho Russian evacuation
OF Turkish territory will be completed forty
days after the ratification. Of the treaty
The secretary of Prince Lebanon; the Russian
Ambassador at Constantinople has already started
for St. Petersburg with the treaty for ratification
and the various Russian commanders have been
notified Of its terms 1t is said at Constantnople
that the Porte has received informtion that the
British government will not raise in Parliament the
question Of guaranteeing Turkish loan. 1t is
rumored at Athens that unfavorable news has been
received from the frontier pogotiators. Ruchdi
Pacha formerly Grand vizier. has been exiled.
GERMAN POLITICS AND POLICY,
The Lower House of the Prussian Diet have read .
second time the budget for 1879 which shows the
revenue and expenditure balanced each being esti-
mated at I'll 750 marks conference Of delegates
from chambers of commerce in different parts Of the
German Empire have expressed opinionhgainst the
customs programme Of Prince Bismarck. The Tod-
eral Council has adopted the Parliamentary Discip-
line bill modified by the committee. The Frssian
Cross Gazette of Berlin says it is stated in
well informed circles that Prince Bismarck
has determined to finally settle tho Guelph
fund question. A despatch from Rome asserts
that the statement relative to agreement for the
reorganization Of the German dioceses is untrue. So
far the various suggestions which have bcen made
by both Germany and the Vatican for settling the
position Of the compromised bishops have proved
resultess. despatch in the Post from Berlin. says
the German government does not apprchend any dis
play Of irritation from Denmark in regard to the
treaty with Austria but expects rather proposal for
an amicable settlement of the schleswig question.
THE PLAGUE.
An Official despatch, dated Astrachan February g.
reports that there cases Of the plague ut Wet
Manka. doubtful case has appeared at Nicalaje-
hoski, in the government of Saratof, 5000
versts from Astrachan. Several new and fatal
cases are reported at selitreno. General Loris
MAlikoH arrived at Tzaritzin this morning. Troops
for the sanitary Gordon conveys stores provisions.
&C.. are continually arriving at Tzaritzin Greece
has established rigorous quarantine both OH land
and sea. precautionary measure against tho
plague. Count zichy. the Austrian Ambassador At
Constantinople. telegraphs to Vienna that typhus
fever. not the plague. is prevalent near xanth. in
Thessaly. A despatch to the Times. from Berlin.
states that in the villages Astrachan the popu
lace haye massacred tho DOCTORS believing that they
poisoned their patients.
THE LIVERPOOL STRIKE.
The police suppressed an attempted riot at Liver
pool Saturday by promptly attacking band of 200
men who were marching toward Queens dock.
Four thousand Ave hundred more laborers
joined the strike in Liverpool and Birken-
head on saturday-many of them through fcar-and
1900 expected to join to-day The sailors strike
have been joined by foreign sailors and the fremen
on the ocean steamers. The Mayor. in proclama-
ton, calls on oil wcll-disposed inhabitants
TO assist in the maintenance Of poace.
There was no disturbance ut Liverpool yesterday.
An additional force of 800 infantry and eighty cavalry
arrived to assist. necessary, in preserving order.
The Standard5 correspondent at Liverpool csti-
matesv the number Of sailors now on strike
at Liverpool at from thousand to
fifteen thousand. Tho authorities are arranging
for speedy landing. IL necessary of $50 sailors and
marines from man-of-war. There are now $500
engineers on strike in London.
THE CATTLE TRADE.
In regard to the importation Of cattle from Amer
ica no action Of the Privy Council has been made
known since the notice read in the Liverpool Town
Council February g. that cattle cannot bo landed
at the Liverpool docks after March uhlcss provision
is made for slaughter on the quay.
THE ANoLo-AYeHAN DIFFICULTY.
A despatch to the Times from Hazapir says Wall
Mahomed's presence at Jellalabad is necessary be-
eausc of the negotiations proceeding between tho
government and Yakoob Khan. Mahomcd thinks
Yakoob will continue to resist until the Amecr In dead
At Candahar fanatics dashed into the british camp
on Thursday and wounded seven men,. Three
soldiers also accidentally shot, ono fatally dur
Ing the disturbance. The fanatics were killed.
NOTES.
The Admiralty publish the following ststement:-
The committee appointed to investigate the disaster
on Her Aajesty's iron-clad Thundercr have discov.
cred that tho gun which exploded had already been
loaded with cxtra charge. which missed fire. whom
a full charge was inserted and hrod and tho explo.
sion occurred"
The French Chambers Il is rumorcd. after few
more sttings win adjourn till March I. when they
will discuss urgent bills and then adjourn until May
Mr.. Lowe denies that no has accepted the chair
manship of the Egyptian Bank.
The fresco painter Michael Ecnter died ct Munich
yesterday.
The British bark John Lorway. Captain Lorway.
hom baltimore for Havre. has arrived at Queens
tewn with her steering gear disabled. This vessel
incorrectedly reported arrived at Havrc sth.l
THE NEW CANADA RAILROAD.