The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22

ing to The request OF the Duke OF Westminster to
receive deputaton with q peace declaration
signed by over two hundred thousand persons the
Marquis OF Salisbury has stated that he IL unable
W receive the deputation.
INVOLVEMENT TO THE PUBLIC SERVICE"
Inc Dday Netcs states that Lord Salisbury re-
fused to receive the peace deputation. on the
ground that 1t was inconvenient to the public ser
vice to discuss the matter now.
MORE RUSSIAN SAILORS
yesterday afternoons PAU Nal Gazette mad
Berlin special sayng-"Many pretended Russian
emgrants are passing through Germany. II Is be-
heved that they are seamen disguised on their way
10 America to man cruisers"
RUSSIA NOT RAISING A LOAN.
Inc Tines St Petersburg correspondent states
that the rumors that Russia Is endeavorlng to me-
gotiate loan are destitute OF real foundation.
DULL DEBATE
Neither yesterday mornings news nor Monday
nights debate In Parliament shed any new light
on the situation. The debate was rather dull
Inc House OF Commons was almost empty during
the latter part OF the debate. There was less than
nall quorum OF members present
SOLELY FOR PEACE.
Lord Beaconsneld concluded his speech In the
House OF Lords on Monday night with rsitcration
OF the statement that the Ministry was actuated
solely by the wish and hope to secure the blessings
Of peace and maintain the freedom Of europe and
the just position OF this country.
THE RaEUTE AT STEAMBOAT.
despatch from Constantnople says that
an official despatch to the Turkish represen-
tatives abroad thus describes the emettte which
took place in that city on Neutrality-suspicious.
thirty refugees entered the garden OF
the palace Inhabited by ex-S Sultan Murad and raised
shouts Of Long live the sultan The sentines
opposed the entry OF these men into the palace
and were fred upon, one being killed.
THE RIOT QUELLED
''rroops arriving the assaants were driven
back. Some were killed and wounded on both
sides. Ali Suavi who appeared to have acted as
organizer and leader OF the attack, was killed.
The affair had other consequences. Public
tranquility is undisturbed.'
ARE MINISTER'S ACcoMpLICEs
In consequence OF the incident at the Tcheragan
Palace the Minister OF Marine has been super.
seeded by vessim Pacha. Other changes in the
Ministry are apprehended
EXTENT OF THE RIOT
A special to the Daily Nescs from Vera says
"rwenty.one were killed and seventeen wounded
IN this affair."" This is probably an exaggeration.
HELPLESS REFUGEES.
Five thousand Turkish refugees assembled yes
terday and sent depu to the Porte asking
he, declaring that their provisions had failed and
sickness was increasing among them. The Porte
promised that their rations would henceforth be
regularly distributed
GILMORES BAND IN LONDON
The first concert OF Gimore's Band took place at
the Crystal Palace yesterday evening, commencing
at SIX O'Clock. The concert hall was decorated
with American flags, and the audience numbered
three thousand people and was very enthusiastic.
The American national airs were much applauded.
SUCCESSFUL EVERYWHERE.
The band has been successful so far. In Dublin
and Liverpool the success was very marked and
the audiences enthusiastic. The grand Jgte will
take place to-day at the Crystal Palace
LEo's MOVEMENTS.
A special despatch from Romc 10 the Standard
says:-"rhe Pope win not 60 10 Monte Casino on
account Of the number OF pupils residing there The
Jcsuits endeavoring TO keep him Rome, but
other place at which no may pass the summer
is being sought"
REFRESHING GERMAN SOCIALISTS.
Berlin despatch to the Pail Mall Gazette says q
bill for the repression Of socialist has been
submitted TO the German Parliament.
sxrrLEMEsr TnE COTTON STRIKE
The Manchester Guardian concludes from tho re-
ports Of The proceedings OF the operatives at all points
IN the strike district that little disposition exists to
10 accept the ten per cent reduction oven
temporarily. Tho spinners declare that they
would accept five per cont reduction
outright and nothing more. This attitude viii pro-
long the strike Indefinitely, but attempts secure
compromise Will be continued by Alderman Pickop
aad others
NO COMPROMISE.
Tho local woavers' committee OF Burnley have Is-
solved not to take ballot on a compromise.
WEATHER.
The weather yesterday was wot and unfavorabls to
/. the crops