The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-20
TBLEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
A CRISIS AT BATOUM :.
Eight Thousand Lazis Oppose the
Russian Occupation.
BEACONSFIELD'S OWN TREATY.
Efforts Of Europe to Garry Out the
Berlin Settlement.
A WEAK RESOLUTION.
Sentiment of the Press and
Country.
PRUSSIA AND THE VATICAN
Efforts Of Europe to Garry Out the
Berlin Settlement.
A WEAK RESOLUTION.
Sentiment of the Press and
Country.
PRUSSIA AND THE VATICAN
[BY CABLE TO THE HnRALp.1

my CABLE TO THE HRRALp.1
LONDON, July 90, 1878.
Constantinoplc despatch says Turkish COM
missioners at varna and Shuma are engaged In
removing troops and war material. The surrender
o! these fortresses will take place shorty
ABLE TO GUARANTEE PEACE.
The Porte having expressed apprehension Of
conflict between the Russians and the LUIS at
Batoum, Prince Labanor replied that the Ru ;smns
were in position to guarantee the main nance
OF order.
UNDER THE BRITISH FLAG. Il
The British consul at Trebizonde telegraphs that
the Russians are marching toward Batoum, and
that 5000 Lazis, displaying the British nag, are
concentrated to defend the town.
TERMS WITH GREECE.
1t is stated that the Porte, in consequence OF the
representations OF the Great Powers, Is willing 10
enter into negotiations with Greece provided the
latter agrees to pay to the Porte annually any sur
plus over the present revenue OF the territory she
may acquire or to bear a portion Of the Turkish
debt.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE COMMONS.
The Marquis of Harrington gave notice in the
House OF Commons that lie would. at an cary day,
call attenting the papers relating to the Eastern
question and move a resolution.
WEAK OPPOSITION tN
The resolution which Lord Harrington gave
would move will be as follows:-
Resolved, Thatwhile the House has learned with
satisfaction that the troubles in the East has been
terminated by the Treaty OF Berlin without fur.
extension OF liberty and sell-eoverDment
to some populations OF European Tur-
found practicsbIe to deal more with
the claims OF the Greeks; thar, IN regard to Asac
Turkey the military liabilities Of this country have
been unnecessarily extended; that undo.
fined engagements relative to better
administration OF the Asiatic provinces have
imposed many responsibilities OH The State
while no sufficient means are indicated for secur-
ing their fulhnent; and that these responsible
knowledge OF Parliament
Debate on the resolution Will probably tp IN on
the 10Th inst.
WHEN THE DEBATE Will BEGIN.
The Times says 1t Is understood that tile debate
In the House OF Commons Lord Hartngton's
motion regarding the Eastern question will com.
mence on the 25th inst. and last throughout the
following week.
LHE CARLTON CLUB BANQUET
The banquet rendered to Lords Beaconsnch and
Salisbury 10y the Carlton Club will be given on the
9th inst
TIE ATTACK ON THE BOAT
Mr. William II. Smith, First Lord OF the Ad.
mralty. replying TO Lord Robert Montagu, said
that Admiral Hornby teegraphs that the nag cap
tain OF the British eet In the 4Egean Sea has had
an interview with General Todlcben, who stated
that he had heard nothing OF the firing into the
British man-of-war boat sent to demand tho
release OF English sailors detained by the Russians
GEAR Gulf OF Saros General Todlcben said he ex-
tremely regretted the occurrence and promised to
send an officer specially to the Gulf Of Saros to
make inquiries concerning the affair lie said he
was sure that the superior officers OF the Russian
army in that district were ignorant OF the attack
upon the boat
HoSoRNG
All OF yesterdays newspapers except the Daily
Nevs comment favorably upon Lord Boaconneld's
statement In the House OF Lords last evening In
PLANTATION Of the OF the British plenk
potcntaries In the Berlin Congress. Tho times
thinks that Lord Derby transGressod hts rights and
tho which It is desirable 10 uphold In making
public his recollections OF former discussions Of the
Cabinet
The In the House of Lords 10 said 10 have sur
passed in br,liiapcy and animation anything within
the living memory. Every part Of the chamber was
donsely crowded.
THE QUARREL.
The passage between Lord Salisbury and Lord Derby
was very sharp Lord Salisbury said that Lord Derby
was constantly making rsveasions This was his
third speech since he left the Cabinet and each
occasion We had instalmons Of the sams fatal
talo. Like Dr. Oates, he said, Lord Derby did
not know how much tho public would endure, 30 b
gavo hts story IN broken dosea So hr ~ his lord
salisbury's) memory served, he said, Lora Derby's
statement not truA On being calIsd 70 order
Lord salisbury substituted tho term 'inoorreot" for
mot true" and dsclaimod any intention to impusa
Lord Derby's veracity.
EGYPTIAN MIGRATION TO cYPRua
Emigration from Egypt 10 Cyprus proceeding on =
large scale. and 10 probable thai direct service OF
IN oafnbitahe I'd
CypruA
RUSSIAN rxrgREsrs AsiArIo SuRKHY
Berlin despatch the Pail Nall Gazette announces
that Russia proposes 70 appoint diplomatic agents a.
various points Of Asatic Turkey TO watch Russian
interests. Russia Is also making efforts 70 secure The
carly cons,ruction OF the proposed railway IRON
Orenburg into Central Asia . distance OF 200 German
mlles Tho money required for the undertaking VIII
Be raised by n loan.
rnE PROPOSED RAILWAY ~ SYRIA
The Daily yecs has 70 believe thai TOO par
ties OF railway experts, under the dreesion Of 'ne
government, will soon examine tho ffgris ana
Euphratcs valleys Tor the best railway route - the
Persian Gull
rnE AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION.
Caratheodori Pasha, now a. Vienna raises difncul>
tics In his negotiations with the Austrian eovsrnmsns
rcla.vo to occupation Of the Turkish provinces He
inssls that sultan p sovereignty over Bosnia aHA
Herzegovina be recognized, and that tho duratea
and extent OF the occupation should b previously
sos,Icd.
Tan DAT NOT osS
Mother the date OF departure Of General Philip
povich nor tho movement OF the army across the
frontier have yet been nxed account Of the pond
ing deliberations. II Is understood, however, the
Porte has boon informed that postponemens oil the
Austrian patton beyond daso viii BE- 10.
admissible.
RxcirEMRSr sKRvfA
There IA much excitement In Old servia against