Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-20
EUROPE.
Lord Hartington's Pro.
posed Resolution.
AUSTRIA AND THE TURKISH
PROVINCES.
EUROPE.
The Situation In Eastern Europe,
Tho HltnniIan I'M Eaalern EUROPA.

lsrEciAL Di,rArcnrs TO TEE aoLD HuA
DALI Naval
The HituAtion In Eastern Europa.
CossrASrIsorLr. July is.-The Turkish
Commission at varna and Shumls arc en-.
gagged In removing the troops and war ms
tsrial. The surrender OF these fortresses
will take place shortly.
Tho Porte having expressed spprshsn.
sion Of . conflict between the Russians and
the Lazis at Batoum. Prince Labanoff re-
piled that tho Russians wero In aposition
to guarantee the maintenance Of order.
The British Consul at Trsbizonds tsls-
graphs that the Russians arc marching
towards BAtoum and that 5000 Laxis dis.
playing the British dag arc concentrated
TO defend tho town.
1t 10 stated that the Porte, In conse-
quence Of the representations OF the Great
Powers, 10 willing TO enter into negotia-
tons with Greece. provided the latter
agrees to pay tho Porte annually any sur
plus over the present revenue OF the
territory she may require or 10 bear . por-
ton Of the Turkish debt.
BELGRADE. July i9.-There 10 much ex.
element In Old Servia against Austrian
occupation Of Bosnia. Armed bands OF
Mahomedans, Arnauts and Christian
insurgents are rapidly forming.
LONDON. July 20.-A dispatch from
Pera says. Turkish newspapers report
Turkey has called the attention Of Greece
TO the existence Of insurgent bands on the
frontier. holding her responsible for any
conflict.
A Berlin special says the Russian Guard
will return home from Turkey by the end
Of the month. Ten large steamers have
been chartered for their conveyance.
A Vienna dispatch says: The son OF
Prince Rarageorgevich has fed to Hun.
gary after an unsuccessful attempt to raise
an instruction In Servia.
BELGRADE. July 20.-Great dissatisfac-
ton exists throughout Servia regarding
the stipulation made at the Berlin Con.
gress requiring servia's contribution to-
ward paying the Turkish debt. IL 10 esti.
mated that SeryiA's share will be i've mil.
lion pistres.
A Berlin letter says the Slavophil enthu.
siasm has disappeared. The liberals would
have been willing that the state OF war
should continue, because they hoped out
Of its results TO gain . basis OF consttu.
tional liberty, but an immense majority OF
the Russian people - well a. the mercan.
tile community and wealthy - well %
the lower masses ars heartily glad OF the
return Of peace.
Austria and she Turkish FRO.
vinees.
vienna. July l9.-CaratheodoEi Pasha
raises difficulties in his negotiations with
the Austrian Government relative to the
occupation OF the Turkish provinces. He
insists that the sultan's sovereignty over
Bosnia and Herzegovina be recognized.
aud that the duration and extent Of the
occupation should be previously settled.
Neither the date Of the departure Of Gen.
ersl P%hilippovich nor the movement OF
tho army across the frontier have yet been
fixed on account OF the pending delibera.
tions. It IL understood. however. that the
Porto has been informed that the post.
ponement Of Austrian occupation beyond .
certain date will be impossible.
LONDON. July 20.-A Vienna special
saws /: At the Cabinet council Friday. tbs
Ministers Of Foreign Affairs. Finance and
War reported the arrangements OF their
respective departments for the occupation
Of the Turkish provinces. The military
preparations have been completed In the
most satisfactory manner. The new Or
gsnization Is working smoothly. -Four d.
visions are on the frontier ready TO cross
on receipt Of . telegraphic orders. Maize.
met All Pasha has ArAived at Vienna. The
Turkish Plenipotentiaries are waiting for
their dual instructions, which are expected
TO reach them on Saturday. Austria shows
tho greatest disposition to spare Turkeys
susceptibilities.
A dispatch from Vienna announces that
Austria has made . direct appeal 10 the
Porte through Count Zecby, her Embassa-
dor. Caratheodori PAsha was told on
Thursday that he would ultimately have
TO submit to force. He. however. remains
stubborn, being aware OF the scruples Of
the Austrian Emperor.
Lord HartinEton's Resolution.
LONDON. July l9.-Ths Marquis Of
Harrington gave notice in the House Of
Commons to-day that he would at an early
day call attention TO papers relating to
the Eastern question, and move . rosolu.
tion.
LONDON. July i9.-The resolution which
Lord Harrington gave notice In the House
Of Commons to-day that he should move
will be a. follows;
Rs,oirsd, That while the House has
learned with satisfaction that the trouble
In the East has been terminated by the
Treaty Of Berlin without further recourse
10 arms. and r~eIoices In the extension Of
liberty and self.government 10 some OF the
populations Of European Turkey, 10 re-
grets that II has not been found practicable
TO deal more satisfactorily with the claims
Of the Greeks; that In regard TO Asiauc
Turkey the military liabilities OF this
country have been unnecessarily eitendedi
that the underlined engagements relative TO
a better administration OF the AsiAtio
provinces have imposed many response.
bilities on the State while no sufficient
means are indicated for securing their full.
flllmept, and that these responsibilities
have been incurred without the previous
knowledge Of Parliament.
LONDON, July 20.-Tho Times says: IT
ia understood that debate In the House OF
Commons on Lord ~Hartington's resolu.
ton regarding tho Eastern question viii
commence on the 25th instant and last
Throughout. the following week.
Miscellaneous.
LONDON. July 2O.-Ths banquet ten
dered to Lords Deaconsfeld and Salisbury
by the Carlton Club will DO given on the
9th inst.
A correspondent Of the Edinburgh Seot'-
ma. saw; Tho British Cabinet has finally
decided not to dissolve Parliament this
year.
continent. The heat 10 very severe In
Paris, and In some parts Of the Exposition
building the temperature il unendurAble.
The British Commissioners TO the Paris
Exposition have officially notified other
Commissioners Of an International Exhi-
bitiop 10 be held at Melbourne. Australia,
In 1850, and have invited the present OF.
hibitors.
A correspondent at Bucharest telegraphs
that the Russian authorities advertise sales
Of war material at various points In Rou-
mania.