Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-28
WARFEARSON THE RHINE
BIsM RCK' CALL FOR TROOPS
CONSIDERS ID OMNIBUS.

An Esrly Cub enk That WIZ ShsEe
EaroD@ to IT'S Foundations Expected
by the German People, he Vote OF the
ke ch<tsg on the septennate stiil
Doubtful.
BERLIN. Nov. 27.-The attitude OF the
TaTiuns political groups on the question
of the septennate has already become
clearly defined. The leaders OF the Pro
er-s>ists, Socialists and Poles are deter
mined to ABIDE by their former insistence
upon the ABOLITION OF The septennate, and
in favor of an annual contingent. The
Conservatives and National Liberals are
equally determined TO support the gov
eminent. Numbers of the Centre are I'M
certain. Others are undou otedly hostile,
but they await a signal from their lead
ers VINO in turn await the result Of the
NEGOTIATIONS between the government and
the Vatican on the recognition oil reli-
pious orders and the Interpretation OF
th. Anzeigspiicht under absolute neces-
sity OF either acquiring the vote OF the
Centre or dssolVing The Reicnstag. Prince
Bismarck IS inclined TO submit TO the
Vatican.
ORIGIN OF THE HITCH.
Inc question Oh Tue AuGGtE nus
arisen IN connection Win the nomination
bv the Archbishop OF Posen OF i've parish
priests The President OF the province
vetoed the nominations. The Archbishop
REFUSED To accept the veto or 10 name
other priests Ia pace OF the Objectionable
nominees, and tue dispute was referred 10
the Vatican. Inc Curla MAINTAINS that
the church engaged only TO make kno"
its nominees, and mat IL never RECON- Zed
AT Vt Fnmpnr 10 Use a veto
mower Herr Puttkamer tacitly sub
United to this view of the question, ana
the Archbishop Will confirm tue appoint
menls. Greater difficulty, however. at
tends the negotiations cpncernIng reiig-
iOus orders. the government promises
increased latitude 10 tue existence OF Inc
orders, but insists upon having close con-
troll and SUPERVISION of theIr operations.
Tue vuIce OF the opposition IN The press Is
almost InaudiOle.
LOOKING FOR WAR.
The public mud is most troubled with
the demand Tor urgency for the army
bills, and instead OF awaiting renewal
OF the national organization IN 1888 the
government insists upon including the
appruprI ations TOR an increase OF the
army in the next budget, thus causing
fears that Inc European situation is preg-
pant with dangers which are near at
speech from the throne have tailed 10 re-
move these feelings. the Cologne Ca
zelte, in a notable article rejecting the
views of the people OF the Rhine, declares
that the absorbing topic in family circles
in all the Rhine Towns and villages is The
probability OF an early outbreak OF hos
tihties which Will snake the continent OF
Europe 10 it's foundations.
HUNGARIAN Suspicious.
PEsTH. Nov. 27.-At meeting OF the
Hungarian delegation TO day Herr FAX
referred to thu disclosures made by Nj.
Karavelof, the Bulgarian ex-Regent, re-
gardng the conspiracy which resulted IN
Prince Alexander's deposition. Herr
Falk asked whether Count Kalnoky, as
the Austro. Hungarian Nj mister Of Foreign
Affairs, had possessed previous intOrma-
tion OF the plot and bad conferred
with Prince Bismarck about 1t at hissi ~
gen curing their conference on July y,
also neither Count Kalnokv had tacitly
supported Russla's plans in Bulgaria and
whether his negotiations in their support
had continued until Aug. 2. resulting in
the Ru ssian designs being cOuntenanced A..
Herr Szoegyenyi. of the Imperial Foreign
Ofice. replied for Count kalnoky that
Karavelo1's disclosures were known
70 the Foreign Minister from the
newspaper reports of them only. The
speaker referred Herr Fslk to the Hunga-
rian Premier, Herr TisZa's positive con-
tradicIion in the d ct on Sept. 80 last. th al
the Austrian Foreign Office mad been con.
cerned in or been previously cognizant o.
the plot against Prince Alexander. Herr
Sz0egyenyi added that tue circumstances
Herr Falk mad suggested were all abso
lulely untrue.
The Hungarian Delegation TO-DAY
voted credit Tor repeating rifles for tbs
army. The credit was passed withou
debate. The Chamber also approved tue
ar.ry budget aud credit for the occupied
provinces.
RoUMANIA's CHAMBERS.
BUCKHERsT. Nov. 2T.-The Roumaniar
Chambers opened to-day. In his speecl
from be throne King Charles expressed
himself as hopeful OF a continuance o
peace. His Majesty also announced tina
Prince Ferdinand OF HohenzOlern, haC
been definitely selected as heir TO tn
throne OF Roumania, the King being child
less.
EMPEROR WILLIAM STAND.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 2I.-Le NOrd, tn
Russian organ published here, comment
ing on Emperor Williams speech, say
those desiring TO prevent Russia iron
establishing safeguards around her inter
ests and from causing her Legitimate
claims TO prevail in Bulgaria mus
renounce the hope OF having Germany al
an ally. The proclamation of this iaci
LIE Nnrd d clares. will produce the prOpe
effect in London, Vienna and SOPHIA.