The New York herald., 1879-07-02
Naval and Military Honors
Proposed.
THE GERMAN CABINET.
Bismarck Enraged with the
UltramOntanes.
IRISH UNIVERSITY BILL
[pY CABLE TO THE HERALD. |

AONDONs cuiy ACs"'
M. de Blignieres the dismissed French repre-
sentative Minister in the ex-Khedive's cabinet,
has left Egypt for Paris.
The city of Bremen has petitioned the Ger
man government to admit foreign built vessels
and shipbuilding materials impost free.
The condition Of the ex-Empress Eugene still
eauses anxiety Although calm, she remains
physically prostrated and takes but little nour-
ishment
Queen Victoria has commanded that the troop
ship Orontes bearing the body OF the Prince
Imperial, shall be escorted on u part OF her
voyage by the Channel feet.
The Morning Posts Berlin despatch says that
The German government has recalled its consrls
from Cyprus in consequence of difference with
England regarding their status.
The correspondent of the Times at Berlin re-
ports that there is serious decrease in the ex-
port of grain from Russia, and that this decrease
seriously threatens the imperial budget.
The correspondent of the Times at Odessa
says that General Todleben has ordered the
abolition of all money subscriptions. This mea-
sure is done in order to prevent aid being given
to political offenders.
Mr.. Edison's London patent agents filed on
Saturday the final specification for u third and
most important English patent on the subject OF
the electric light which relates to an electric
lamp or burner of platinum alloy of
platinum.
In the elections for members of the Austrian
Reichsrath thus far the clerical and nationalist
parties have gained fifteen seats from the con-
stitutionalsts. The Vienna newspapers discuss
tha possibility of n reorpanization of the Cabinet
on n conservative basis.
A despatch to the Times from Constantinople
saws :-0The return of Mahmoud Nedim Pacha
seems to Indicate an approaching change in the
Turkish Ministry 1t is also believed in Con-
stantinople diplomatic circles that Mahmoud
Nedim will soon enter the Cabinet.
1t is said that Tewfk Pacha, the new Viceroy
of Egypt, has agreed to surrender one-half of his
fathers civil list. The saving to Egypt would
be $3.50, 900 annually. The correspondent of
the Daily Nc,cs telcgraphs from Alexandria
that the Prince is appointing excellent advisers.
MEMORIAL TO THE DEAD PRINCE
The Duke Of Cambridge, Commander-in-Chief
of the British army, heads committee of army
officers to superintcnd the raising of a memorial
to the late Prince Imperial Field Marsbals
Lord Strathnairn and Sir Charles York, Lieu
tenant General Prince Edward of Sake Wei
mar, General Lord Napier of Magdala and
nearly all the best known generals Of the army
are members of the committee
BISMARCK AND THE ULTRAMoNTANEs.
The Standards Berlin correspondent says
'The new plan of the ultramontanes is to estab-
lish q tariff which will produce 12O. 200, 900
marks yearly, that being the sum required by
the States. This would give Prince Bismarck
no fresh revenue. 1t is reported Prince Bis
marck is so incensed that he threatens to break
with the ultramontanes."
GERMAN CABINET CHANGES.
The Standards Berlin correspondent an
nounces that DR.. Falk and DR.. Prudential have
rendered their designations. A despatch from
Berlin to the Pail MoH Ga-ettc says:-Iicrr "Ho-
brecht, the Minister of Finance, re-
fuses to withdraw his resignation unless
the constitutional guarantees demanded by
the liberals relative to the disposition
Of the surplus revenue be conceded. 1t is ex-
pected that Herr Falk, the Minister of Ecclcsi-
astical Affairs, and DIR. Fricdenthal the Minis
ter Of Agriculture, will make similar
stipulation. 1t is reported that Prince Bismarck
is waverng The ultramontanes also demanded
additional guarantees beyond those provided in
Herr Frankenstein's motion to distribute the
surplus revenue among the several States"
TURKEY AND GREECE.
The official correspondence on the Greek ques-
ton has been published in London. Lord Sails.
bury, the British Foreign Secretary suggested
to the Porte that it should make spontaneous
cession Of territory TO Greece, by which the
Sultan's Empire would be really for
titled. A Constantinoplc despatch says
that the Porte refuses to discuss tile
question of the surrender of Janina A
despatch to the Times, from Constantinople,
says there is reason to believe the Powers have
disagreed with regard to the recommendations
to be made to the Porto for the settlement of
the Greek frontier question.
PARIS NEWSPAPER SUPPRESSED.
The Tcisgruph's Paris despatch says 1.-THE
publishers of the Lantvnc have been summoned
before the courts. Nearly the whole Paris press
condemns the action of the Prcfcct of Police in
seizing that Journal" In the Chamber of Dcpu-
ties NJ Bouchet questioned the government
respecting the seizure. The Project of Police
replied that he was not striking at the Ldnte,ne,
hut Mt an association which was trying to dis
organize the Prefecture of Police. M. Lepdre,
Minister of the Interior maintained that the
conduct of the Prefcct of Police was legal. The
discussion then closed Paris dispatches
report that in the debate on the sciz.
urc of the Lantesnc in the Chamber
Of Deputies NJ Albert Christople charged
that the proprietors founded the Lantc,me
with money obtained by the sale of paper
which had attacked great financial establish
mcnt (bclicvcd to be the Credit Foncier) and
that that establishment paid 100000 for the
paper.
TIE IRISH UNIVERSITY BILL.
The Times, in leading editorial article ON the
governments new Irish University bill says:-
"Thc creation of mere examining board, which
is all that is proposed by Lord Cairns Irish Uni
versity bill, will not satisfy public feeling, but
TIA bill 10 step in the right direction. There