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ENGLAND AND THE TREATY,
THE LONDON PRESS APPROyJNG EAR,
BEA CONSFTELD's POLICY.
A sharp Passage In the House OF Lord. He
tween Lord. Derby and saiisbury-Ths
Resolution to be OHs red by the Liberals.


A sharp Passage In the House OF Lord. uo
tween Lords Derby and saii.bury-Ths
Resolution to be offered by the Liberals.
LONDON, July 19-All the morning ncws
papers. excepting tho Daily Ne,cs. commcn,
favoraby on Lord Beaconsncld's statement 10
the House Of Lords last evening. in explanation
OF the action of tho British plonipotentiaros 10
the Berlin Congress. The Times thinks that Lord
Derby transgresscd his rights. and the customs
which II is desirable to uphold. in making pub
lie his recollections OF former discussions Of
the cabinet. Tho scene In tho House Of Lords
is said to have surpassed in brlliancy and ami.
nation anything within the living memory.
Every part of the Chamber was dcnsely crowd-
ed. The passage between Lord Salisbury md
Lord Derby wns very sharp. Lord Salisbury
said that Lord Derby was constantly making
revelations. This was his third speech sinoa
he left tho Cabinet. and on eoch occasion we
had an installment OF the same fatal tale Like
DR.. Oates. he said. Lord Derby did not know
how much the public would endure, so he gave
his story in broken doses. 50 far as his lord
Salisbury'sl memory served. he said. Lord
Derby's statement was not true On being
called to order. Lord Salisbury substituted the
term incorrect for mot true" and dis
claimed any intention 10 impugn Lord Derby's
veracty.
The Marquis Of Harrington gave notice in ths
House Of Commons that he would at an early
day call attention to the papers relating to the
Eastern question and move resolution. Mr..
William II. Smith First Lord Of the Admiralty.
replying to Lord Robert Montagu. said that Adj
miral Hornhy tclcgraphs that the Flag Captain
OF the British fleet In the Kgean sea has had an
interview with Gen. Todleben. who said that ha
had heard nothing OF the firing into the British
man OF war boat sent TO demand the release Of
Lnglish sailors detained BY The Russians. near
the Gulf OF Saros: Gen. Todleben said hc ex.
tremely regretted the occurrence. and promised
to send an officer especially 70 the Gulf Of Saros
to make inquiries CONCERNING tho affair. Ha
said he was sure that tho superior officers Of
the Russian army in that district were ignorant
OF the attack upon tho boat
The resolution which Lord Harrington gave
notice Ia the House Of Commons to-day that ha
should move, will bc as follows:
R.sl,L That wmle The HoaSe has learned with 'st-
nasi y ie 'eai{ Of i'crln without inrl,er eeon.se %
soycrnme nj io some population, Eurofcan Turkey u
srs Ss a II s' w nI e n%, '2sa m % u S Sfn
resa. 60 AHsuc Turkey the military i9bitss oi ths
nncd Engagements relative toa hcii,r admnisttai'oA
We &,. NS'no ~ & Ig1NihcsI ha'S nssStn mnmy re- b %
Gated ior securing Their tudlmcnt 9ui tat these re.
knowledge Of rsfiameit
Debate on the resolution will probably open
PANS. July l0.-It is understood that at tho
Cabinet meeting yesterday. VI. Waddington laid
hefor. hi, colleagues. not only the protocols ot
conversations between Earl Beaconstleld. Lord
Salisbury, and himself. respecting the security
| Of tho interests of France in the Lovant Syria,
| and Egypt which conversations he said would
form the basis q aconyeniion between, Francs
and England. II France desired H. NJ. Wad-
| dington Is said to have pointed out ut much
length the merits Of the Berlin Treaty. insisting
hat was to the he, sdSSn@g V "a FTsne Sss sHT teS
tho demands Of the Greeks were wholly unreas-
the Government a: Athens could preserve us
coed order IN the proyinces. as Turkey now ~
spurred up to the Performance fits obligations.
itwould be well for the powers to address noto
| necessary for enectiEg an understanding with
the Greek Government.
| VIENNA. July .-Chrathcodori Pasla rases
| difficulties in his negotiations with the Austrian
| GoyeTnmcnt relatvc,to the occupation of thu
| Turkish provinces. lie insists that the Sutan's
| recognized. aud that the duration and extent Of
| the occupation should be previously settled.
| Neither the date Of departure Of Gen. Philippe
| frontier has yet been fixed. on account of tho
over tha Porto has been Informed that post
| ponoment Of tho Austrian occupation beyond a
certain dui9 will be inadmi5sibe.
| diplomatic agents at various points q Asatld
! Turkey - watch Russian interests; Russia is
also max ing efforts 10 secure the early construc-
| ton of the proposed railway from Orenhurg
H into Central Asia a distance OF two hundred
Gndertak ng Viii be- raised by loan loan. ''' 'N'
| France has suggc stcd Joint protect OF tho
| powers at C9nstanunoplc against the Turkish
| Prince Goriehekofi has returned to ST. Peters,
hnrg' g' inste9d oi pgGin. 70 Wildd9ad o. be- had
| oppose intrigues for his own overthrow and
C9uSt SGhop' ons pTF2SmGtl9n ., ,bo rroho
Of TIn2p o Count I ' CorR be
Italian PrimsAlinistor, is denied from several
sourcea the entire Ministry approve q hls
| therefor before Parliament Fifty meetings in
favor Of tho annexation q southern Tyrol to
The aeitators are RxtremsL,, and tier course
| Is disapprOved by the best people The Govern
mont cannot Interfere with the meetings so
long ms they 10 not violate the law. though tho
| bad effect in Austria Of tho agitation is fully
Tho Daily vs,rs has reason to believc that
| two parties of railway cNper's, under tho III
rection of tho Govcrnment. viii examine tho
| Ti2rls and Euphrates valleys fOr tho best rail-
| way route 10 tho Persian Gulf
BEIGRApF, July l9.-There is much excite
ton Of bosnia Armed bands Of Mohamodans.
Arnauts, and Christian Insurgents arc rapidly
CoNsTANrINopLE. July l9.-Turkish commits
| slouers at Narna and Shumla arc engaged in
| renewing troops and war material. Tho SUR
| render o. these iOrtresses Will take place
shortly.
m. Porte having Expressed apprehonsI9n Of
| q conflict bet tNcen the russians and the Ia2i5
| at Batoum. Prince LabanoI replied that tho
Russians were in a position to guarantee the
Tie British Consul at Trobizondo tolcSraphs
that the Kussians arc marchin towqrd liA,oum.
| ana that 5000 La2ls displaying the British nag.
! are concentrated To defend the town.
II ia strted that tho Porto. in Consequence OF
! tho representations ot the great powcrs ia
| willing 10 enter into negotiations with Greece.
provided the inter asreos o. pay 10 the zorro
annually any surplus oyor the present revenue
| OF the territory she may mcguire. " u bear q
portion Ut tho Turkish delt
| Down Brakes Just In Time.
As san up train turned tho curve et Fitch street
| ant Railroad avenue Noriisama. yesterday morning a
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