The New York herald., 1878-07-10


1ed SO ardently desires"
FEELING IN BERLIN.
The Times Berlin correspondent says:-"Con-
side raole sensation was created here by the news
OF the Ango-Turkish alliance and the cession
OF Cyprus. There Is feeling that the
Oriental question has entered upon q new
and decisive stage, and that re-
modelling process will continue alter
the Berlin meeting Is over. Some diplomatists
have no hesitation IN saying that the European
ana African domains OF the Porte are less likely to
remain in stdtu quo for the protection specially
awarded TO the Levant.
WHAT WILL ITALY Do9
''The first move, it Is thought. will be made by
the Roman Catholic Abanians on the confines OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina, who desire to be incor-
porated by Austria In such a case Italy Is cx-
pected to occupy Albania, and TO ofer to exchange
1t for South Tyro. No little curiosity Is felt re-
spectng tie action OF France and Russia IN the i'm
mediate iuture."
PARIS NEWSPAPER IsDIGSArIoN
A Paris despatch to the Standard says that the
arrangement between England and Turkey espe-
ciay the acquisition OF Cyprus is not iavoraOly
received by pubic opinion here. Some news
papers are very bitter against 1t.
QUESTION OF WORDS.
It Is believed the Berlin Congress decided that
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territory principally inhabited by the Lazis, is
copied from Russian control. In return for this
concession the British Plenipotentiaries accepted
the substitution OF the expression, essentially
commercial" instead OF exclusively commercial
as applied to the port OF Batoum.
THE SOFIA DISPUTE.
Much controversy has been proceeding on the
subject OF the Sandjak OF Sofia between the Russian
and Austrian military delegates, the latter propos-
ing strategica line reducing the territory OF the
Sandak nearly one-half. 1t is understood that
Count Schouvalof has regained the territory which
the military committee proposed to tdke away from
the Sandjak.
NOT WELL PLEASED.
The Diretto, a ministerial organ OF Rome, does
not think European pubic opinion will view ehe
occupation OF cyprus IN very friendly manner
LIBERAL OPPOSITION
The national federation OF liberal associations in
Birmingham has issued circular. urging an imme.
date general protest against the virtual annexa-
ton OF Cyprus and the secret conclusion OF an ALI.
ance with Turkey.
ALREADY RATIFIED.
In the House of Commons yesterday afternoon
the Right Honorable Robert Bourke, Under Secre-
tary for the Foreign Department. in answer to
question propounded by the Right Honorable ILL
lam Edward Forster liberaD, member for Brad
ford, said that the English ratification OF the con
vention with Turkey was sent to C0nstantinople
some time ago, and everything Is settled Mr..
Barring, one Of the second secretaries OF the Con
stantinOple Legation, has taken the frman to Cy-
prus. eve have not yet," said Mr. Bourke, chad
Official notification that the convention has been
formally notified to the Powers"
BRITISH TROOPS FOR CYPRUS
. Three British regiments have been ordered to
prepare 10 embark ut La Vaette, Malta, tor Cyprus
Immediately.
The morning journals announce in Official form
that Sir Garnet Wolseley will sail on Saturday for
Cypruss. He Will take with him brigade OF Brit.
isn troops IRON malta, in addition to the Indian
contingent
TIE INDEPENDENCE OF sRRvIA.
Prince Milan has issued proclamation declaring
the independence OF Servia
THE TRUTH FROM A PRINCE.
despatch from ST. Petersburg states that
memorandum has been issued by Prince Peter OF
Oldcnburg condemning universal military service
as the cause of socialism and general discomfort
THEY MAY NEED THEM
An order has been received at the Royal Arsenal
at woolwch to cancel the demand for the OOo 900
cartridges remaining on the books Of the depart
ment. There are various other evidences that the
extraordinary activity which prevailed IN the gov
ernmcnt establishments during the last three
months Is about to decline.
sRETURN OF RUSSIAN TROOPS
telegram from odessa announces that the
director or the Russian Steamer Company has left
Tor san Steiano prepare for the return OF 1876
Russian troops.
WHEN THE TROOPS WILL LEAVE
The Tines correspondent at Paris telegraphs that
intelligence has been received from Constantinope
that the withdrawal of the Russians IRON San
Steiano is being negotia ted, and that they Will
leave when the Turks quit the heights commanding
Varna and Shumla.
NOT TO BE ISTIMIDATED.
A despatch from Pera to the Daily 7eleJraDh an
nouces that 1t was decided at u council OF the
Turkish Cabinet, held on Saturday last, that
Turkey should not yield to the demands OF Greece.
couRrEsIEs TO THE coLuxBIANs
The Columbia College crew are stopping at the
Chariug Cross Hotel They were given banquet
yesterday evening by MI. vandusen, old graduate
OF Columbia College. The crew have had many
other courtesies offered them. but were obliged
to decline them. They Will go to Paris to.
morrow, where dinner will probably be given
them All except Sage Will go together up the
Rhine, and will return to the United states ON Au-
gust L. The crew have deposited the Visitors Cup.
their trophy Of the Henley regatta, with Mcssrs.
Brown. Shpley Il Co, and will take 1t to America
Oh their return.
MONEY AND TRADE
The Times, IN It's financial article says:-"The
expectation that money VIII be cheap tends to in
duce fresh spectators TO come forward, and the
upward movement may be renewed. Many new
loans talked about In addition to the Russian
loan OF f4O o0o, 900 there is Greek mentioned.
and sundry loans for Austria, Hungary, Turkey and
spain, while railway and other Industrial projects
may be expected to crop up In great numbers to-
night Monday. Portugal comes with the second
portion of her loan, which refused 10 float entire
last year. The 1rst nstaImcnt OF French railway
loans is also expected in the end OF the present
month, ana its approach seems to be heraldcd by
the extreme activity in and the high prices Of
French rcntcs.r
RETIREMENT or PROFESSOR vrRcIlow.
despatch from Berlin says that Professor yir
chow has decided to retire from politics PROBES
sor virchow was prominent In the Prussian Diet IA