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Britains Garrison for the leland Of Cyprus
LONDON, July l5.--Thc London press fay
orably comment on the results OF tho Congress-,
the Do0U Noos only excepted. Tho Times In
leading editorial this morning. summing up
tho labors Of the Congress. says: " II has made
changes which transform an empire; has re-
moved long standing causes OF discontent has
paclied. we mny hope. provinces which wcro
torn by dlssensiOn and misrule, and has placed
barriers between rival forms OF implncable
bigotry; has stopped many avenues Of foreign
intrigue. and II it has abridged the power Of tho
Forte. II has given peace to Europe"
Lord Beaconsfleld is expected to reach Lon
don on Tuesday afternoon. A groat popular
demonstration Is expected at tho Charing Cross
station on his arrival. A limltod number ot
tickots have boon issued for admission to tho
railway platform. but 50 large a crowd is nntici-
patcd that line OF police will be formed ex.
tending from the railway station to Downing
street. The only invitation Lord Bcnconsned
has accepted In honor Of his return Is to a
dinner rendered by the Carleton Club Tho
Town Council OF Dover will meet the Earl on
his arrival at that port and present an address
OF ofcongratulaton
The Manchester Guardians London corrc-
spondent says: The expectation gains ground
that general election Is imminent, but noth-
ing can be stated definitely until Lord Beacons-
nelds return. II is Understood that tho Pre-
mier will make an important speech in tho
House OF Lords on Thursday night. and that IL
an appeal to the country is Intended, u notinca-
tion Of that step will bo given by him in tho
course of his address. The London Com
sseryatiyes are preparing to eiyc him
estic reception. Tho scene at .Charing
Cross Will be like a royal reception. The wis.,
dom of the Liberals in suspending their judg-
ment upon Lord Boaconsfeld's policy until
more IL known, Is confirmed by telegrams.
which point to tho existence OF important but
unrevealcd. arrangements made with France.
No section OF the Liberal party is In IA hurry to
condemn hastily. and II is now supposed that n
larger proportion OF the opposition is favorable
to the Government policy than was ut FIRST sus-
pecicd."
The Daily Ne,rs says it Is Intended that the
Island Of Cyprus shall be permanently gnrri-
soned by a comparatively small body of Euro
pean troops. which Is to be supplemented by
local militia TO bo organized by the officers
accompanying Gen. Sir Garnet Woselcy Tho
stay of the Indian troops in the island il only to
be- temporary Gen. WOlsclpy is cxuc,tel to
arrive at Malta on Wednesday. He starts thence
Tor cyprus on the 2O;h inst, with the transports
conveying the troops.
VIENNA. July l5.-The Political CoyTespond-
ence says the Porte hns instructed the uuthuri-
tics Of Banjaluka to notify the population that
the Austrian army will enter Bosnia with the
most friendly intentions. and that the relations
between Austria and the Porto continue most
amlcabe. The population appears to be tram
quilli1rd. and even the insurgents seem dis
posed to submit To the Austrans.