The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03
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BRlTAIN'S POLICY APPROVED
EiRL BiCONSFIELD's TBICMPH IN THl
HOUSE or Commons
Lord Uartirgtcn's Resoiuiion Rejected bys
Vote Of 3ss to fOj-Dr. HUT, the Ienairs
Hcme Ruler, Voting with the Government

Vote of 3S- To iOJ-Dr. HUT, the Lenhirn
Home Ruler Voting with the Governments
LONDON. Aug. 2-Thc Morning Pos, saws:
An attempt will BE- made to get the debate in
the House OF Commons on Lord Hartington's
resolution protracted until Tuesday tho 9th
instant, but this does not find favor with the
leaders Of either side. and division Is expected
about O'Clock on Saturday morning. Con-
siderable pairing is expected. 1t is also said
that every effort Is making to end the session
OF Parliament on the 18th Of this month"
In tho House Of Commons this afternoon Sir
stafford Norhcote. Chancellor Of the Excheaucr
in replying to Mr.. Faw,ctt said he could NOT
promise that the reforms proposed in Asiatis
turkey and the guarantees for their execution,
which arc yet to be agreed upon. would bc sub
mittcd to Parliament previously for its sanc-
ton. Mr.. Fawccu then gave notice that he
would Introduce resolution declaring that
mons Il necessary
,VIrSNA, Aug. "A special despatch TO the
M al correspondence from Berlin REPORTS
that the publications. ofthc treaty Of berlin hays
arrived from all the powers except Turkey
Thee. exch9nec Of tho ratinca,ons will take plaza
on Sgiurday. - the Congress arranged notwith-
standing the Poitc's delny
LoNDoS. Aug. 2-Regarding tho rumor tele-
eraphed from Vienna that Gen. Tollcbcn. com
mnndcr Of the Russian forces refused To- with
draw man from the vicinity Of Constantnopie
before the withdrawal 81 The British ilsrt
despatch from Berlin 10 the Morning Post says:
Prince Gortchakoff made solemn promise
at Berlin that the Russian forces should ba
withdrawn upon the evacuation VI Yarna and
Shumla'
.. 4, Colstan,inoplc despatch to the Times says:
The Russians are cndpavoring to charter
steam transports for the Conveyance Of 100000
men TO Odessa u about a month hence but
tins operatnn vii depend upon tho evacuation
Of Narna. The Russian Imperial Guards have
been ordered to be sent home MS soon MS possi-
bic. The Russian Ambassador 1t Coustanti-
noplc urges the Porte 20 &c ,clerute the cyacua-
ton 81 Narna but the date Of the event is still
CoNsTANrrNopLE. July 3l.-Thcre il no
foundation for the report that Safvct Pasha Ia
to be supcrsedted a. Grand Nizier on the lst Of
August; Ihe Minister'S were debating several
Porte has not yet protested against the occupa-
ton, aud the neSqtiations are still Proceeding.
TRIESTE Aug. lit Is reported that the men
belonging 10 the Austrian navy on leave viii
shortly be ordered 70 reion ihel posts. Torps-
other points on the Dalmatian coast. and extra
9rtirary preea1ttlons hsye been taken in the
In the House Of Commons this even ng tho
debate on Lord Hartington's resolution was ro-
;up,d. Lord Ei'ho. Conservative member for
Haddingtonshire. vol ntly attacked the oppo-
siuon, atirlDuing tho Russo-Turkish war TO
Mr.. ". L. Forster Liberal member for Brad
ford. followed. He attributed the war to the
Goverumgnts isolAt.ns Itself from the other
powers. Like al the other opposition speak.
Anglo-Turkish Convention. which he declared
was Unconstitutional IN the manner Of its con-
Mr. O'Donrcli Home Rule member for Dun-
Ea.vun, supported the Government. declaring
that the Opposition had not rag Of foreign
The debate was continued Mt grea.lcnsth by
number OF minor members. who repeated the
stock arguments strictly IN accordance with
their known politics. At one time as many as
thirty Opposition members rose to their fes
Mr.. Rochuck member for Sheffield. said tho
conduct OF tho Liberals throughout the or sis
had been -urh that hs did not think either him
sell or MI. Gladstone would live ID n - thp n
Sir William Vernon Harcour,. Liberal mem.
thought tie Government WIS insinoerc: tina. n
bad no belief whatever that any danger wns TO
that Il wan'oi rro'oxt .pr requiring cyprus
DR.. lsnac Butt. Liberia! ANA Home Rule mem
b'r iof Limerick announcel that he would sup
Sir Wird Lawson. Radical member, fof
Gar, Sic. eNpress.d SURPRISE that Mr.. Plum
k''''s vote 81 confidence WIS not more strongly
worried = Us o. obtain 2 definite decision bs-
fore ins dissolution u Parliament. which was
Sir St5ir RI N'rthcote declared that in regard
o. Ne pr'tnsWlve % the Crown tho Govern
prcicni H. rSntI OH hat F' Mas nn M5In
H. Llarl H9rt nsi' eomroe the treaty Of
integrity. % Tur,y had heen destroyed by lis
treaty ~ san St-inno. Ih- government had
iuierendonce ana Integrity though alton
TIE results - the war il WAS impossible
] - ll-l@t Ail y iN"lf maintenance ~
defined hy the, treaty Of 1850. He en-.
tered into detailed reiutltion of Mr..
G!qdsfnu"'> -'1tements in regard 10 the attl-
trlo Il the British Plcnipoientarl,s at tho Con.
erc-s. TAt Goy, rnm- mt lad used lis inhu-
| ,uee O. prevent TurSey from attacking
Groece whom she could have done 50
| win Overwhelming power In regard
| - tho AnElo-Iurk N convention. h. said
! II WIS necessary 10 prevent Russ from unler-
| mining British influence In the East. and SCI
| crtsy wg- nee gs-ary Tor speedy ncgotiatiOns.
! The prln 'lpu 10 M Il his speech was nm ems
phatl' leuiul % The existence II any other secrm
| engagements. although he admitted that il was
quite true that that q re had been conf leutiL
| c'uh.uul '0tiun-. In con '.u.lon. ho nlain-
| lainei tina, It WAS the duty and interest 81 Eng.
| ihnl - Wainiain Turkey in as stcon. position
"a pra .fiealln.
Lorl Harrington briefly replied closing the
Tho Hous ihou divided on Lord iiartlngton's
re- '.uti 20 ANA i VS. roget a hy vote OF l9s
| .n tic athlmntiyr p . .. lu 'lo negative
Tho Guunuucew NJ ui IT, N0ts was received
! with lpui AMI prolonged chrrgirs. =
! Tho ancHitn ~, moved los "a. Hon Raudls
| ilrnAci, as Y &C. oi cJHnt -l.s, was thca
al lpicd without q diV.,on.
! LORI hAI' .l-;t.u'- resolution. while express.
lhS - ~. ton ut the con fusion NJ peace, re-.
! + thdt II Lad not bon found pra atcuble "a
| d.h moro sf.-il turlly WIKI the GLAZING
| - Gr'e'e. l. also disGpprOYos Of the
| Anglo Turkish Uoaty ~ which the
| q -rnm ~ in 'urrcI resp disabilities with.
| 9ut tle plsylpu- knpNle is' ~ Parliament
| Nr. lllnkrits amen imcn' 'AIre--ri the hops
! u tine Governments 49, .lI- would lrrsrrya
] l"a'". maintain ile inter- SIS l. fn Empire. lnd
" 100 F