Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18
EUROPE.
EUROPE.
AUSTRIA PREPARING TO OCCUPY
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA.
Lord Salisbury Satisfied With the
Treaty.
RUSSIANS FIRING ON A BRITISH
BOAT.
ESPECIAL DurArcnrs TO TEE GOLD Hni
DALI NKws.l

E~nEiasd's Triumph ~ Berlin.
LONDON. July is.-Lord Salisbury. In
his official dispatch from Berlin OF the
18th instant. 10 the ministers In London,
which 10 now published. quotes tho follow
ing from his circular Of the LIST OF April;
1.-THE separate aud individual operation
OF the clauses Of the San stofino Treaty.
whether dsfensible or not. 10 not that
which should engage tho most earnest at
tention Of the slsnatory powers. Their
combined effect. In addition to tho results
upon the Greek population and upon the
balance Of maritime power. which have
been already pointed out. Is 70 depress al.
most 70 the point Of entire subsection the
political Independence OF the Government
Of Constantinople. II cannot DO other
wise than Q matter Of extreme solicitude
that that government should DO 80 closely
pressed by the political outposts OF . greatly
superior power. that is independent &C.
tion. OF even existence, Ia almost impossi.
ble." "To theso cardinal objections
says the present circular, "tho Con-
grsss OF Berlin has supplied an en-
tire remedy. The Greek populations
no longer are within the boundaries OF the
autonomous Slsv principally. and all Rus.
sian influence has been removed to q dis
tano~ from the shore OF the Aegean Sea.
The same territorial arrangements have
the effect Of attaining the essential aim
which, In their recent negotiations Her
MaIesty's government havo had In view
the Independent existence and action OF
the government Of Constantinople. The
political outposts Of Russian power have
boon pushed back TO . region beyond the
Balkans. and its opportunities for estab-
fishing an influence In the reduced Bull
garia have been naturally diminished.
The Suitan's dominions have been pro-
yided with . defensiblof frontier far removed
from his capital. The Interpolation oil
Austrian power between the independent
Blsy States, while Il withdraws from him
no territory Of ~strAgetical or financial
value, offers him . security against re-
Moved aggression on their part which no
other possible arrangement could have
furnished. Rich and extensive provinces
have been restored 10 his rule, at the same
time that careful provision against future
misgoyernment has been made which will,
II may 10 hoped. assure their loyalty o
prevent the recurrence Of the caiami'ies
which have brought the Ottoman power TO
the verge Of ruin. Arrangements OF = dif-
ferent kind, but having the same end In
view, have provided for tho Asiatic domin.
ions Of tho Sultan security for the present
aud hope Of prosperity and stability In tie
future"
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CoSsrASriSoPLE' July Gu nun
sians near the Gulf OF Saros have fired
r,on an ,,.rus5 bo,t from n British
'p =, .om.
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Russian lines. The hIssi,ns eonunnea 70
nIs a.er INC hns"'" "
YoxpoS. July ia Constantinople
special says that Admiral Commorrill has
sent . L~isnten.nt 70 Ien.i nn. 10 nm.
ian. ne.r ths 0uif Of saros.
Iosnos. Jnly is.-Ths T;m..' Constan.
,,nonIs disnstch gives the following &C.
conpt Of M airing upon an unarmed boat
from a British man OF war by the Russians
near tho Gull OF saros. Inc cap,Ain VI
an Englis' steamer repolts %I s,om w.
trOp,sh d., diPsc,iny linn TO tsks on
board Lieutenant Hughes. sent by Admiral
Cormerel to report the following incident:
Two days ago . man Of wars boat was
cruising of the Russian lines. and coming
ON the landing, were immed,Ately mAue
prisoners. A lieutenant, midshipmsn and
ten men, who were In tho boat, not return
ing 70 the Engiish nee. .nu nn .h'
sen' ~ 'o 49, MI. IT,, 81 Gr,d mon.
Two bullets passing through the sides Of
the boat, fortunately without inIuring any
on.
OF Q"eeo nereee
Madrid, July 1.-THE funeral OF the
late Queen Mercedes, Of Spaiu. takes place
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