The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-30
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE BOSNIAN TROUBLE.
Doubts Regarding the Carrying Out of
the Berlin Treaty.
TURKEY AND REFORMS.
End Of the Monetary Conference With
out Definite Results.
FRANCO-AMERlCAN COMMERCE.
THE BOSNIAN TROUBLE.
TURKEY AND REFORMS.
FRANcO-AMERlCAN COMMERCE.


(BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, August 80, 1878.
IL considered probable Constantinopio that the
mediation OF the Powers will, result the cesson to
Greece OF much smaller territory than she asked tor.
II has been agreed that Battum shall be surren-
dcred on the 9Th OF September, with which tho
Russians seem satisfied. Tho Russian evacuation Of
The peninsula 10 proceeding steadily. Asa transports
with troops was passing the British Embassy at The
fapia, on Monday, the band board played "God
Save the Queen"
WHAT WOULD AusrkiA DO?
special despatch 10 the Daily Telegraph from
viesoa says -"Al that Is known hers about General
szapary 10 that his position Is critical Disaster
hun would threaten General Pnilippovich also. The
reintorcsmsnts 60 forward slowly. Ono DIVISION mas
boon sent TO General Szapary without waiting for the
arrival OF It's reserves"
''' MORE STRENGTH
further mobi 10 imminent, whereby Gem
sril Pnilppovichs corps will DO raised to 40 900 or
$4,000 men. The tran sportaton OF troops aud
material over the Southern Railway Is 30 great that
passenger ard goods traffic has been suspended
AUSTRIA AccEPre
special despatch TO the Manchester Qua rdiam
frsm Vienna says that the Austrian Council OF Min.
listers, held on Wednesday, under the presidency Of
u
convention, which will probably be signed this week.
YREE THE KSrMY
II has boon ascerained by reconnaissance that the
mountainous country beyond Serogevo 10 FREQ Of IN
Bufgsnts Is far a. the Upper Drna
BEGGING FOR REFORMS.
Coastantinopis despatch says Minister Layard
has sent tho Grand v9ier another note, earnestly
urging reforms In Asia Minor.
POOR CRxTAxa
II IL thought that Midhat Pacha who has been ap.
pointed commissioner to Crete has been charged to
reduce tho Cre,ans to submission before any discus
SION Of the Greek question will be had.
HAS NIDHAr BEEN YxcALLEDP
rumor Is curront that Adhat Pacna has been
Summoned to Constantinople.
'f' WHAT 1T COST RUSSIA.
"A special despatch tothe Post from Berlin says
efhe Russians and Bulgafisns had u sangunary light
aTJsmbolf oecduse the Russians sndssvorcd 10 stop
the tnaitreatmcnS OF Jews and Turks Many Russians
and Buigarans werc killed and wounded"
,rys.. ., sERvIAH cADIxgr cRIsI ,.s,
H. MAfinovich, the conssrva alive leader, aud for
msriy President OF the scrvan Senate win probably
form a new ClbineI The Rst,cs Cabinet were all
radicals. They made aud carried ON botn wars No
reason for their fall has yet been assigned anywhere
TEE ALBANIAN rRoupLEx
TThe Arnauts have made fresh attack upon the
boon rspuIsed ThSy have -iakeh possession Of Kurs.
shumus, which had boon loft unoocupisd by the Ser
vim troops The host,ties on the Albanian frontier
sohsinds' - 'fe- -'r'
ruRKRY-noSTExEGRo
1ehemed All Pacsa has arrived at Prisrend and has
no,iasd Prince Nicholas, OF Montenegro that he Is
commissioned 10 remove the difficulties In the way OF
% adjustment; Of the Turco-Nontenegrin irontie.
KEEPING THEN TIGHT.
Thirteen hundred Turkish prisoners are still kept
ct bucharest. The OF their retsn. has not
bson ascersained.
THE INrKKSATIoxAL MONETARY CONFERENCE.
The International Monetary Conference, which has
besn at Paris has adjourned sine die. No
votes were taken. Tho American delegation again
unanimously urged that some positive action DO
tsken bss only obtaned the declaration ulatsa in
tbs reply OF the European delegates yesterday the
propositions OF the Americans-viz. the necessity Of
maintaining The monetary Of both silver and gold
and the freedom OF each State to either both
and allow or disaiow the free coinsgs OF SILVER
VERY Yxw RESULTS.
A correspondent sum rxing the general result OF
she Conference ssys existing complications preclude
tbs formation OF monetary union. The English dele.
gates pronounce the consequences OF Gcrman de-
mons,izAsion disassrous Mono ms,alism 10 sdvo-
Gated by only three small Stntos. The sentiment
vhsimins Tho influence OF the Conference 10 deemed
importans for the future OF silver.
yRAxoo-AMxRIcAN coMnERcx.
The French Committee on tho Francs.AmerIcan
Commsrcisi Treaty gave q banquet to the American
delegates as the Grand Hotel Paris last evening.
About two hundred guests were present, including
che American ana Frsuch delegates At the
fsrencs. NJ Tcisssrene De Bort, Minister Of Agrcul
turs; the Under Sscrsary the Department OF Public
Works IN. Marie Francois sadi Carnot, Just ap-
pointed ~ his newly created onacel Minister Noyss
Nsssrs. Hnt and vixnadd, OF the American Lega,,on
Lucius Farchiid, tho American Consui General; sx.
Governor MccormicK, Commissioner General TO tho
Exposition; the President OF the Bordeaux Chamber
Of Commerce. and other prominent gentlemen.
DINNER AND SPEECHES.
Senator Foucnor -dc-Careii presided. Speeches were
made By Senator Fouchsr-de- CarsiL Mr.. Pollok, NJ.
Wilson, Member Of tho Chamber Of Deputies; NJ Du.
Sempie Secretary Of the French Committee; NJ L Con
Chot,sau, Aessrs. Appleton, Hniiard aud Hodges;
n. Pascal Duprst Member Of tue Chamber OF Dspu.
sizes; Mr. Young aud others.
HEALrH TO AMERICANA
President Foucher-ae.Carem in proposiug the
health OF the American delegates reminded his hear
that Benjamin Franklin came to Paris In the last
century TO endsavor 10 secure treaty Of commerce.
Too project since been revived by private enter
PRISE. Possibly IN years time French delegation
viii proceed to America complete :ho negotiations.
TO the AMERICAN MINISTER.
Mr. Pollak proposed 'The Prosperity Of tho
French Republic"
The health OF Minister Noyes was proposed by N.
Wilson. Of the French Chamber OF Deputies In 70.
plying, Governor Noyes wished the dcsratos success.
He said they were not there TO promote froe trade,
but rather to promote that which will contribute 10
the welfare ana prosperity OF France and Americs.
The ascusson Of the proposed treaty would certainly
greatly contribute TO the friendship OF the two
tries. who u WIS to be hoped would become sisters
In Interest ana general welfare
PRESS
n. Pascal Duprat proposed "rhs powerful and Info.
snsni American Press"