The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-03
TELBGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE EASTERN DIFFICULTY.
Russian Preparations for
Evacuation.
AUSTRIAN PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES.
AUSTRIAN PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES.
End of the Debate on Lord Har-
tington's Resolution.
THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.
[nY CABLE TO THE HERALD. ]


British deet, despatch from Berlin to the Aor'sing
Post says:-.'Prince Gortschakorr made a solemn
promise at Berlin that the Russian forces should
be withdrawn upon the evacuation OF varna and
Shumla."
RUSSIANS PREPARING TO RETURN.
z A Constantinople despatch. dated July 81. to the
Times says:-"The Russians are endeavoring to
charter steam transports Tor the conveyance OF
To-, 900 men TO Odessa about month hence; but
this operation Will depend upon the evacuation OF
yarna. The Russian Imperial Guards have been
ordered to be sent home as soon as possible.
THE vARSA QUESTION
''Thc Russian Ambassador at Constantinoplc
urges the Porte to accelerate the evacuation Of
Varua, but the date OF the still unce
AUSTRIAN PRECAUTIONS
II 10 reported In Trieste that the belonging to
the Austrian navy on lsave will shortly DO ordered
rejou their posts. Torpedoes have been placed not
only At Kick, but at other points the Dalmatian
coast, and extraordinary precautions taken
In the waters OF Pola AID roadstsads OF Fasana
TURKISH MINISTRY.
A Constantnop,s despatch, dated July 81, says:-
"rhsrs Is foundation for the report that safvst
Pscha 10 TO be superseded Grand vzlsr ON tho 1st
Of August The Ministers debating several hours
to-day on tho Bosnian question. The Porto has not
yet protested against ts occupation aud the negot
atoms still proceeding"
RsPoRNs IN ASIA MINOR.
Sir Stafford Norhcote, Chancellor OF the Excheq uer
replying TO Mr. Fawcett said he could no. promise
that the reforms proposed As,atc Turkey and the
guarantees for their execution, which are yet to DO
agreed upon, would be submitted to Parliament pre-
vously for It's sanction. Mr. Fawestt then save
notice that ne would introduces resolution declaring
that such prior submission to tho House OF Com.
nous V necessary.
rHE HARRINGTON RESOLUTION.
In the House OF Commons yesterday afternoon the
esests On Lord Harmngton's resolution was resumed.
Hdord Echo (conssrvatvel inomosr Tor Haddington-
shars violently atsasksd the opposition, attrsuting
the RnsscruTxisn war 10 their oonduct
Mr.: vi x: tFovstsr, liberal member for Bradford,
followed. He attributed the tn. governments
iseattug itself from the other Powers Like all Tho
sthsr opposition speakers, he based his principle OF
attack on tho Anglo-rurks Convention, which he
declared was unconstitutional In the manner OF its
eouelssion. t .fr
M 49, ALL ANXIOUS TO sPgAK
The debateswas continued ~ great length by a-num
her Of minor members who repeated tho stock argu-
usuts strictly In accordance with their known poll
tisa Az one time many thirty opposition Nom.
ears ross 10 their isst simultaneously.
RETURN SMALL FAVOR.
Mr. O'Donnell, homo rule member for Dungarvan.
supported the government declaring that the opposi-
home rule member for Limerick city, announced that
no also would support the government
'rKAR 'xM" As A PROPHET.
Mr.. Roebuck, member for shenield said tho con-
Duct Of the liberals throughout tho crisis had been
such that he did think either himself or Mr. GIad-
stone would live 70 soc them In power again.
THE GOVERNMENT NsiEcERk
Sir William Vernon Haroourt (nberaI), member for
the city Of Oxford declared thought the gov
ment nsincore; that It had BELIEF whatever
that any danger was 10 Do approhsndsd from Russia
curing Cyprus.
DEFINITE
Sir wiIfrd Lawson, radical member for Carlisle,
expressed surprise that Mr. PIunkstIs OF conf
dsnce was not more strongly worded. 10 obtain
definite decision before the dissolution Of Parlia-
msnt. which vas Imminent
PLEA GOVERNMENT
Sir Stafford Norsheote declared that In regardso the
prsrogativs OF the Crown tho government had-acsed
strsstly In accordance with precedent He pointed
out that W Unfair for Lord harrington
TO compare the Treaty OF Berlin with that
OF 1856, 10 the keystone OF the treaty
Of 1855 namely, the independence and ntcg-
rity OF Turkey-had been destroyed by the
Treaty Of San stefano Tho governments had sue
seeded in restoring much OF Turkeys indepsndeuce
and integrity, though after tho results Of war, 1t
sss impossible to insist upon their maintenance
defined BY the Treaty Of 1855
RRYurs GLADSTONE
He entered into Q detailed reiatAtion OF Mr.. Glad
stones statements In regard to tho atttuds the
British Pisnipotsn,iaries at the Coneress The gov
srnmsnt had used It's influence to prevent Turkey
from attacking Greece when she could have done so
with ovsrvh slminR power. In regard to tho Anglo
Turkish Convention. no said nceess,ary TO pre-.
- Ruuui
the East, and secrecy necessary speedy nego-
tssiona
NO OTHER SECRET ENG AoKxxSrs.
The principal point Of his speech was AMEN platte
denial OF the existence of other secret engage
msnts, although he admitted that IL was quite true
that there had been conAdsntla commun icatAons In
conclusion be maintained that II the duty and
tsrsst Of England TO MAINTAIN Turkey 10 "a strong
pos,,ion a. pracstcabie.
Lord Harsnstsr briefly replied. closing the sasbats
rnx GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED.
The House sben divided on Lord Harsineton' srssou-
iisn and u rcjscssd BY vsts Of lo5 In The af.
armativs TO 3as IN the negative. The ansounesnsnt
OF the vsts received With loud and prolonged
shssring. The amendment moved by Hon. RaaAIs
az vote OF confidence then adopted
without DIVISION.
MAD RooSosricATfoy
Tho Morning Post of yesterday said:-''An'attempt
WI Be made 10 gst the debate In the House Of Com.
mons on Lord hastinsten's resolution protrsctsd
until Tuesday, The 9th inst, but this does nnd
favor with the leaders OF other side and division
70 expected about two O'Clock Saturday morning.
pairing Is expected Il 10 also stated
thai every effort 10 making to end the ssssion oil Par
lament on the l7th OF this month. /"
RATIFICATION OF raE rRrArr or BERLIN.
A special despatch 10 the Vienna l'oiiicat Core.
po~d<nes from Berlin Reports that Publications OF
The Treaty OF Berlin have arrived IRON all me Powers
'xcspt Turkey. The exchange OF the Publications
VII take place on Saturday ar the csnsrs arranged
the Por,s's deisy.
..i ruE SULTAN SANCTIONS IT.
Berlin despatcn 10 the News ssys.--'rhs ots-.