The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-28
GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

ENGLAND TRAILING FOR ANOTHER pIIcE or
FoR?-AN APPEAL TO THE BosNIANs-Acc1-
DENT TO AN AMBASSADOR.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, July %, 1878.
A telegram from Constantnople says the Porte
and Mr. Layard, the British Ambassador deny
rumOls that negotiations are proceeding for the
cession OF portion of the Syrian coast and Island
of Tcnedos to England. Persistent reports, how
ever are current that negotiations whereof the
object Is unknown continue between England and
Turkey
BANQUET TO BEAcoNsF1ELD AND SALISBURY.
The Carlton Club gave grand banquet last night
to the British Plenpotentiarles to the Congress,
Lords Beaconsheld and Salisbury. The Duke Of
Buccleuch and Queensberry presided. Five hun
dred peers and commOners were present
GOOD TRICK-IF BLAMED IN THE FUTURE
Lord Beaconsfed replying to toast awarded
LORD Salisbury the greater share ofand merit in the
labors al Berlin. He defended his conduct toward
Greece saying he had counselled Greece to Austen
ton. and the facts proved that Greece obtained
more than the revolted principalties which had
lavisncd blood and treasure
MEEK AND oBEDIENT.
He passed great eulogium on the present Sui.
ing In conchatory manner to Greece.
Lord Beaconsfeld maintained that by
the Convention with Turkey we diminished
not Increased our responsibilities He brought
rack from Berlin the convection that neither the
Crimean nor the last war would ever have oc-
CURED II England had spoken out firmly.
GETTING EVEN.
Repelng the assertion OF Mr.. Gladstone that
the Turkish Convention was an insane con-
vention, Lord Beaconsncd spoke OF Mr..
Gladstone as sophistical rhetorlcan inebriated
with the exuberancc OF his own verbosity and ego
ttstcal imagination.
Lord salisbury and Sir Stafford Northcote also
spoke.
roRrENrous ACTIONS
Austrian subjects residing in Servla belonging to
the Austrian reserves have been peremptorily
summoned to join their battalions. This creates
uneasiness at Belgrade, because 1t indicates fur
larger mobilization than was originally intended
for the occupation OF Bosnia
rIxED or rrMpoRIzIXG.
A despatch from ConstanIinople says:-"Austria
has abandoned tho idea OF u convention with Turkey
about Bosnia and Herzegovina. ind Will move he
troops into Bosnia, and aiterward send q note
or declaration 10 the Porte setting forth Ausira's
views and Intentions" The Austrians will enter
Bosnia on sunday, though no convention has been
armed resistance.
AUSTRIA TO THE BOsSANs
In view OF impending occupation OF Bosnia and
herzegovina tho Austrian governments prepared a
pro camatiou, wh:sh has been translated into the
tive language and Distributed. II says:-
The Austrian troops come as friends to stop evils
which have Tor many years disturbed Bosnia ana
Here ,svua and tue Austrian boruers Tho En- peror
Francis JeAeph could no longer look on aud The
su1orings Of these Provinces whore forco and tur-
~ ne q m nj al a cOu
incapable Of restoring order and want aud misery
were knocking a. the froutiers OF hrs own States
The Emperor, therefore, directed the eye OF Europe
10 your position, aud the council Of nations
DECIDED that Austria should give you back your long
you 70 tho protection OF his mighty irend the EN-
pcror The Austrian troops bring you peace, not
i,.nsd customs and institutions viii be respected
The revenues WI be applied solely TO the wants OF
the country Arrears OF taxes VIII not he collected
Tmx occUpKrioS or smuxLA-
The Russians have occupied The chief positions
around sihunlia The r assam authorities have cato
eoricaliy assured the Porte that tue imperial guard
" N embark sud the other Russian forces retire. as
soon as Varna Is surrendered
The SANE mas BEES LONDON.
Tho Times' Bucharest despatch says that some row
les dscoy cd some u shop that city and
beat them shocKingy. Several OF the victims had
their bones broken The governments has promised 10
invesugate the affair aud puumh me Offenders
ACCIDENT The CHINESE AMBASSADOR.
A brougham containing Tho Chimes, Ambassador
camc In COLLISION with omnibus Hoiborn ycster-
day NOR ming. The ANN assadors right arm was IN
iured his head infused and MS system received
severe shock He was taken In u Iainting condition
into the Horseshoe hotei
KSp OF ruE pASASoLicAS coSrKRRxcg
The glicau Conference acjourisAd on n rday.
There was ere Deumn aud farewell service at ST.
Cathedral yesterday morning The Bishop OF
r Pennsylvania preached the sermon.