The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
-a@ World.
LIBERAL POLICY OUTLINED.
Mr.. Gladstone's Declaration To Be
the Party Cry.
AUSTRIA DOUBLY THREATENED.
SlaVs and Mussulmans
Threate Resistance.
ITALY WANTS TRIESTE.
Lord Dufferin to Return
to England.
SlaVs and Mussulmans
Threa ten Resistance.
ITALY WANTS TRIESTE.
Lord DuHerin to Return
to England.


LONDoN, July ~ 1910
Right Hon w. f. Forster, presiding at the Cob
ien Club dinner on Saturday night, made speech
On the Eastern question, taking the same general
grounds against the governments policy as Mr.
Gladstone. He said that he and other liberals
had hesitated to challenge the government
while negotiations were. pending, lest
strong opposition might encourage Russia in
her warlike attitude or weak one encourage our
own rulers But he declared that the liberal
leaders are now agreed. They Will make their
protest and take DIVISION regardless of their
weakness or strength They Will give the country
opportunity by a long debate and thorough vent-
lation OF the subject to maturely consider whether
or not 1t approves OF the governments acts
AUSTRIA AND BOSNIA.
The latest news Bosnia via Agram Is unsatis
factory. 1t 10 feared tho orthodox Savs Mussul
mans will forcbly resist the Austrans The Turkish
authorities encourage demonstrations against
patton The negotiations at Vienna do not progress
In my ease Is thought bands OF semi brigands in
the Bosnian hills will harass the Aus,rians, whether
organized resistance Is made or not With these pos
sbiilies In view Austrian preparations very eab
orsso, the slightest cneck might have disastrous
moral consequences.
AN IMPORTANT DATE
The London correspondent OF the Edinburgh
Scotsmam reports that July % has teen fixed as the
date for the entrance Of the Austrian forces into
Bosnia, whether the Turks object or not
BAsHr-BAzouK RAIDERS.
II Is reported from Vienna that some dnys ago 100
bash-bazouk raiders were killed and wounded In
Damatia
A CHANGE PROBABLE.
discontinued reports are circulating at Constantine
pie that Nusurus Pacha, the Turkish Ambassador at
London, is to be appointed Minister OF Foreign Affairs
In the Turkish Cabinet. Musurus Pacba Is strongly
English In hts predictions and Is a Christian.
.at COMMISSION.
The International Commission TO inquire into tho
Rhodops Instruction started from ople for
hat district on Saturday, via Adranople
sisss rYRoL ALTERATION.
A democratic meeting in favor Of the annexation
u South ryroi to Italy held In Rome yesterday
twenty-five hundred persons were present. Mennoti
Raribaldi, Of the General, presided Letters and
kilograms expressing sympathy with the movement
received from General Garbaldi, S,gnori Sam,
uampanslIa and Others aud were read to the meeting
A resolution adopted condemDng the violation
by the Congress Of Berlin Of tho principle OF nation
aities and popular sovereignty. affirming the
solidarity Italians with the peoples bought sold
by the Congress: reminding Italy that Italian couu-
tries still subjected to foreign domination and
looking for speedy justice.
ORDERLY, BUT SIGNIFICANT
Tho meeting was orderly, but q somewhat noisy
hsmonstration was made In tho evening" with shouts
II .Long i've Treste!" The authorities posted troops
round the Corso ana Issued low summons against
HE demonstrators.
similar meeting was held IN Genoa yesterday.
las AUSTRIA WILL DgYESD HgRsELY.
The Standards Berlin correspondent states that a
reliable report from Vienna declares that Austria
resolved to take timely precautions against any Ita
ian aggression.
the GREEK PARLIAMENT.
The Greek Chambers will met at Athens on the sth
Of August.
GERnANY's COMING ELECTIONS.
The approaching elections In Germany absorb pub.
lie attention The canvass becoming bitterly per.
sonal aud acrimonious. Apparently the utmost con.
ndsnce Is felt In ministerial circles that she govern
msnt will secure good working majority.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS HEALTH.
The Emperor will 90 to Bsbslsburg soon, but IL 10
undetermined yet whether he will mako tho usual
visit to Gas,cn Tcptz. He has entirely recovered
from ais wounds, but Is still very feeble.
DUprKRiS TO RETURN
The Times this morning publishes OH cia para
raph denying that Lord Dunerin has consented to
prolong his term Of office as Governor General OF
Canada and announcing that he will leave Canada In
September.
TROUBLES IN FRANCE.
The miners strike at Anzin, France, continues Of
ferris to settle the differences having failed There
have been arrest for pcKeting but tho strikers
generally quiet Other labor troubles reported
Bordeaux, Marsoiiles st. Etienne but they are
81 an Insignificant character
AMERICAN RAILWAY SCHEMES.
The Observer In It's financial article snys:-"Mr
Hickson, OF the Grand trunk Railway, and Mr. Gar.
re,t. OF tho Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad are nogo-
tiaiing here to give the Grand Trunk chicago
nection ever Mr. CARROTS line In order 10 counterfeit
Vanderb,it's recent acquisition"
SPANISH roLicY CUBA.
The Spanish DEGREES assimstIns the IN anicipal aud
provincial laws Of Cuba those OF Spain, aud dvd-
Ing the island into six provinces, each to be
administered by Governor, have been formally
Razcttod at Madrid preamble an ounces that cuba
10 entitled to be represented In tho Cor,es by forty
Deputies and ten Senator's.
AN AMrHiTnSATRK BURNED.
The amphithea,rc tor bull lights and i've houses in
Mont dc Marsau. France have boen destroyed by aro
Nobody was injured.