The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-02
Third Edition
II III E OLD WOR l. Id .
Turkeys Trials ,and Tribulations.
Austria Advancing on Bosnia.
National Associated Press to the Star.
THE WALL OF THE TURK.

National Associated Press to the Star.
THE VAIL OF THE TURK.
LONDON, July "a dispatch from Berlin
,ays: Nehemet Ali, in conversation yes
.erday, said he had telegraphed to his Gov
ernment recommending that he and his col
eague be directed to make protest against
The dismemberment of Turkey and with
draw from the Congress. He said that he
was treated curtly and harshly spoken to by
the President of the Congress for endeavor-
ing to maintain the rights of Turkey; that
q secret understanding evidently existed
between Austria, England, Germany and
France respecting the work to be accom-
plished by the Commissions to be appointed
by the Congress, and these would each pro-
vide for some future spoilation of the En-
pire. The protest against the surrender of
Bosnia and Herzegovina had been almost
disregarded. The demands
of Greece were TO be granted he
believed to that extent to amaze everybody
The Greek representative had asked for the
cession of Epirus and the shore of the
Aegean Sea as far as Mount Athos, as well
as the cession of Crete and Rhodes. He
had laid before the Congress a memorial
that even Constantinople
should become Greek, and an ethnograph-
ical table showing that the Greek, Bulga-
rian, Roumanian, Servian and Montenegro
outnumbered all the other in
habitants of Turkey. Gwen Persia" con-
tinued Mehemet Ali 'is to have slice of
the Empire, and the Commissioners will
give Russia some further compensation in
the East, as a set-oH to Austria's gift OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina. When asked
what hope Turkey could now have of sue
cessful resistance, he replied that she was
the only Power in Europe to-day that was
really not afraid to go to war. He expected
to receive the reply Of the Porte to his dis
patch last night.
SIXTY THOUSAND MEN ADVANCING.
VIENNA, July 2.-The mobilization Of the
army, which began June 18th, is now com
plete, and orders were given yesterday for
a forward movement across the frontiers of
Bosnia and Herzegovina The JaWonnlers
division headquarters at Sara in South Dala-
malta, the Landwehr rifle battalion, a
mounted Landwehr rife corps in Upper
Dalmatia are raised to their full strength
and will cross the HeMegoyin frontier,
and the Transylvania infantry corps,
which has been moved down into Slavania,
will cross over into Bosnia. This corps is
accompanied by battalion of Pioneers and
Engineers. The whole force that will be
set in motion is about sixty thousand men.
THE sERvIAN COMMISSION.
BERLIN, July "A meeting of the Sery-
ian Commission appointed by the Congress
was held to-day, Prince Hohenlohe presid-
ing The Commission confirmed the indie
pendence of Servia, and also guaranteed her
an addition to her territory of one hundred
and ninety-two square miles and one hun
dred and eightytwo thousand inhabitants.
CONCESSION AND RETRocEssIoN.
The Congress yesterday unanimously
sanctioned the retrocesson of Bessarabia,
with some slight concession to Roumania.
WILL RESIST AUSTRIA.
LONDON, July "A dispatch from Vienna
says the Government of Bosnia invites the
inhabitants of that province, regardless OF
creed, to resist Austrian occupation, and it
is freely distributing arms and ammunition
A st. Pc ersburg special says Russian papers
assert that negotiations are proceeding fol
cesson Of Cyprus to England with approval
of Russia.
THE MoNTEGRINS GROWL.
BERLIN, July 2.-Congress yesterday
granted the Montenegrins an increase oi
territory, including Antivari. 1t is said the
Montenegrns are dissatisfied.
BANQUETING GRANT.
BERLIN, July 2.-Prince Bismarck gave 8
grand banquet to-day in honor OF Genera
Grant
MORE MoRMoNs.
LONDON, July Six hundred Mormons
including five hundred Scandinayians anC
one hundred English and Welsh, bound fol
Salt Lake City, sailed from Liverpool Satur
day last.
HURRICANE IN BRAZIL.
LONDON July "A dispatch from Rio
Janeiro states that fearful hurricane i
raging on the Brazilian coast. The ship
ping has suffered severely, anG some loss o
life is reported.
THE PAN-ANGLICAN SYNOD.
LONDON, July2.-The Pan-Anglican SYNOD
opened to-day in Lambet's Palace, in thi
city. The question under discussion is thu
union of all the Anglican Churches. Th'
Synod is presided over by the Archbishop
of Canterbury.
THE GETTYSBURG IN AFRICA.
LONDON, July "A dispatch from Malti
says the U. S. steamer Gettysburg reached
Benghasy, seaport town of Baica, Northern
Africa, situated on the Gulf of Sidra, fou
| hundred and twenty miles northeast OF Trip
oil, on the 18TH Since her arrival sever
hundred soundings we're taken and severa
important discoveries made which ar
chiefly in the nature of dangers to naviga
ton in the Gulf of Sidra, All on board ar
we'll
BoGARDUs' MATCH.
Mr. Aubrey Coventry has been matched
against Captain Bogardus for fl0O side
with power to increase the stakes to Il ,O0
by mutual consent; fifty pigeons at thirt,