Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-30
THE EUROPEAN TOPIC.


LoNb2N, July % A bucharest dispatch
10 tbe Ttncs states that re,lutsitfors have
been nlace upon ihe railway authorities tn
prisoners. Part Of these are from Ntkor,lts
and The rest from the balkans seven hnn-
cred and twenty Russian wounded have sr-
lived on The northern side OF the Danube in
Two days.
The Skupt<china Dlssot,ed
A d!spaich 10 ~ 'Hlss rom Nienus avs,
The Servian Ssgr-s china nas been dis
solved. Tie sEifn ..... g very reai. Nart
Gus other teltrfH r.tntlon Tie IA Earv
preparations OF : w..
An Imperial Conference Coming
dispatches rom Berlin O. me Tuses nv
Pos again sssert hat the emperorS al Ger
many and Austria viii have an interview.
probably about the 9TH OF August.
Panic az rera
LONDON. July So--A dispatch % the Tnles
nom Coustantinople via Syria states that "A
panic prevails al 4. rs. probably due 10 the
dismissal 0i the Sseik nj Islam, which is
generally attributed 90 his refusal 10 hoist
The sacred nag. AZ r. generally believed that
the Sultan viii shortly leave for BrpusSa
unless Turkish success makes his position
more securs- 10 iS feared he may never re-
turn II the Russians oCcupy CO Istanitnople.
hence toSe who wish "a present govera-
ment Ia remain strongly urge that an Eng
lish force should be- sent with fleet 10 CAL
lipolt. Lieut. Gen. Mehmet Ali has tele-
graphed for zen. kiapks, ofiering him his
own conditions.
sixty Thousand Turk. Going 60 rfr.
ooNs.
MANCHESTER, July So.-The Guardian has
a ' iepuR dispatch which says: Lieut. Gen.
Mehmet All stsrtel on Friday FOR EsNi Juns
with eo.ooo men. He will proceed IN tae d.
rection OF Thnova."
Midbat Pashs'. Mission.
LONDON. July "a Vienna deSpatch "a
the Times states that the SULTAN has agreed
that Midnai fashs sa'di sound Intentions of
cabinets directly interested In eastern
question. Midhst P8sha's mission viii
somewhat IT, ole that 81 VI. Taiess' during
the Franco rman war, but he does not
seek or reckon Ia obtain allies. tie j. oppos-
ed 10 all idea oi direct peace D 'iwePD the
Porte and Russia. and wishes 70 be- able To
give the Sglian useful advice. basel on the
disposition OF The Vienna ana London cahi-
neis.
SuIcimsn Pasbs's Defeat
Though TIE reported defeat a. ~uieiman
pasha at Rarohsun. has pot been officially
denied. t4crc are Indications In later de-
spstches from Rpumauia that II II wholly
false or greatly exaggerated.
Austrian Motives.
LONDON, July $50 The Z ~, mas "a Vienna
dispatch from 8u occasional c1rre. p1udcut
which says. The following ar. ia, reasons
which Influenced Austria 10 cou,. Ter rn,.a-
suros for protecting Ter Interests. Tue Mon
tenegrins would. n they succeeded lu taxing
NiesieS, advance Further tntp Harz-gpy ia
than would suit Austria. The Increasing
agitation In S.rvia forAiiS the hope thar
Prince Milan can - SUN 'ie.itly mgster OF
the situation L. guarantee the absence OF
any surprise. kumors OF a separate ueao.
between suss aud Turkey continue 20 cir
culaie and are not Impossible. The council
10 discuss the quest Iou OF mohil za' tom meets
on the express Invitation o. Emperor Fran
els Joseph. the bearing OF this news, how
ever, must not Oe exaggerated. Austria has
no intention 10 annex, occupy or take any
hostile step Ia regard 10 either bell cerent.
Nobody thinks, Tor Instance, Of Occapying
Bosnia or Herzegovina. Austria = simply
going TO mobilize two OF three divisions TO
he IN readiness for any contingency"
Sent 90 siberia.
LONDON, July 30.-The newspaper Dzies-
nn Iotsh1, published a. Posen, announces
that In consequence OF the revolutionary
tendencies in Russia of the Sclsvophils, the
government has temporarily eXiled Aka
Eon, chief OF the Moskow society.