The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18

the boundary question can only be settled upon the
Intervention OF the Powers NJ. Delyannis, the
Greek Envoy to Berlin, who Is now In
London, may be able 10 arrange method
for bringing the question TO settlement
through British influence The Greeks are main
tanning q state OF Insurrection and anarchy in
Thessaly and Epirus, fearing that pacfcation
there would enable the Turks to indefinitely post
pone a compliance with the directions OF the
Treaty OF Berlin. The Ambassadors OF the Powers
arc delaying the despatch Of Turkish troops and
ironcads to the Greek coast pending the Efforts to
tet diplomacy In motion.
TIE ALLEGED RHODOPE MAssAcREs.
The commission appointed BY the Ambassadors at
ConstantinOple, consisting OF the English and
French Consuls General, the Austrian military at
tache, an Italian dragoman. Russian secretary
and Turkish commissioner, Will leave on Thurs
day, In Turkish steamer, to investigate the al
legged Russian and bulgarian massacres In the
Rhodope district Prince Labanon the Russian
Ambassador at Constantnople, has informed the
Porte that the Russian authorities have been in
structed to follow the recommendations OF the
Rhodope Commission
TURKISH ENJOYS IN VIENNA
The Turkish PIenipotentiaries, CaratheNdor
Pacha and Mehemet Ali Pacha, have arrived in
Vienna. 1t has been repoi ted that they go there
eminent concerning the occupation OF Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
RESURRECTION IN BOSNIA
A despatch to the Standard reports that an in
surrectlon OF Mohammedans has broken out in the
Bihacs district OF Bosnia. An Austrian regiment
has gone TO the frontier.
THE BULGARIAN FRONTIER
The commissioners to determine the frontier OF
Bulgaria. in accordance with the decisions OF the
Berlin Congress- leave Constantinople this week.
RoUMANIA's ATTITUDE.
The session OF the Roumanian Chambers closed
yesterday. Prince Charles, in his me ssagc, said Ro
mania will observe such attitude as VIII show that
she deserved better OF the Berlin Congress. Prime
Minister Bratiano was seriously injured yesterday
In carriage accident
TO RELIEVE THE REFUGEES.
Mr. Layard the British Ambassador, has invited
the various Ambassadors to q second cOnfere
to discuss the proposal for an increase OF import
duties at Constap for the relief OF the ref
gees. The United states Minister dlssented when
the proposition was made before
TIE OCCUPATION OF CYPRUS.
General Sir Garnet woseIey and STAFF have ar
nved at La valetta, Malta, en- route to Cyprus The
value OF house property at Beyrout and other
Syrian villages has risen greatly IN consequence of
the English occupation OF Cyprus.
FRENCH FfNAECBS.
A sale commenced on the Paris Bourse yester-
day OF q new French loan. in the form of three per
cont annuities The amount is 81, 0O0, COO Appre-
hcnson that this loan will be madc the basis for tho
retirement OF the five per cent rcntes deprosses tho
latter The fall IN consols yesterday was duo to the
fact that capitalists selling TO make othcr uso
Of their money. In consequence OF tho renewal of
financial and buness activity All classes Of Turkish
stocks arc strong aud advancing.
FRENCH TROUBLES.
Advces from Valenciennes. France, report that IL
n feared that 5000 minors will DO sriEe at Amin
by to-day. Attacks have already boon made the
men who continue work, and the gcndarmes have
been obliged 10 Intervene. One has been wounded
ana several have been arrested. A largo reinforce
mcut OF troops Is coming.
QUEEN MERCEDES oBsKQUIEs
Tho obsequics OF Queon Mercedes wore celebrated
In the Church OF San Fraac,sco, Madrid, yesterday,
with great pomn. Forty thousand persons were
present. including the AMBASSADORS presidents OF the
Chambers and tho entire court Nine bishops assisted
u tho requiem mass.
riRE IN swITzERLAND.
Tho village OF Lenk, IN tho Simmarhal, has been
almost entirely destroyed by Are. II has popu'a.
sion Of 500.