The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-25


examination of the treaty, which should not be
abe, perhaps to approve all its parts, but what
have mentioned will prove to you That cannot DO
classed among these who the advcrssries of the
work Of the Berlin Congress.''
riE COMING PARLIAMENTARY VOTE.
The LONDON correspondent OF the Manchester Guar
dian says that " Is expected the governments ma
jority on Mr. PluEKett's amendment, expressing
laeuce in the Ministry, will be between 100 and $780,
II is probable that Parliament will adjourn before
the middle oil August
PROPAGATION PARLIAMENT.
The Daily Telegraph announces that Parliament Will
be proroguei on the Goth OF August
EVACUATION sHuxLA
A Constantnople despatch TO the Manchester
Guardiam says that evacuation OF Shumla
menced. Nearly all tho Turkish officials formerly
stationed there are now at Varna. Several Russian
battalions have already entered shumla. Times de-
spalch from Bucharest says 1t appears that the Rus
slams far only occupied somo OF the outworks
of Shumla The complete evacuation Of Shumia and
yarna will take place In a fortnight
rHEssALY.
The great lrcs In Thessaly, according to despatch
from Atheps supposed 10 be Of Incendiary origin, con-
tnue to devastaie the country.
FRENCH ITALIAN IRoy-cLADs.
Three French iron-clads have arrived at the pirnus
A division Of the Italian Aset is expected there.
TURKISH REFORMS.
Tho Times, In its leading article to-day, gives out
line apparently on authority, Of the reforms which
England will require in Asia, embracing security Of
tenure OF Office for governors, educated and cempe
tent Judges, an efficient police tho abolition Of
farming out the taxes.
ruR GREEK QUESTION.
The Greek Minister at Const4ntinopls has CON-
municated the views OF Grcecc about tho rect6caton
OF the frontier. 1t Is believed that Greece Will ask
the mediation OF the Powers and that tho latter will
submit the question to arbitration.
CALCULATING HERZEGOVINA.
A Vienna despatch says portion OF tho Turkish
garrison In Herzegovina has been ordered to Kick,
whence they will mbark Tor Constantnopie. Several
hundred railway carriages have been accumulated
at Mitrovza TO transport The garrison OF Bosnia to
Salonica.
AUSTRIA WILL STAND THRILLING.
The Tines despatch from Vienna reports that the
Turkish ures, Tuesday, telcgraphed tor
tho final proposals to be made to Austria, and
arc hourly expecting reply. Notwithstanding
her concatory spirit Austria ~ resolved not TO per-
NIT further tri1ng II ia said she has de1nitivcly
notified the plenipotentiarics that she will
occupy the provinces on the 2Sh or 29th OF
July. Tho Times correspondent believes that
all is settled except the details The NeDs and Stan
dard mention August as the latest possible date OF
occupxiion Tn. treaty VIII thea be ratified and Aus
tria will act the European mandate.
sgRvIA MUST DE SATISFIED.
NJ. Ristics, the Servian Prime Minister in an ad-
dress to tho Skuptsehina, said Servia had acquired
more than her nsighbors, and that II was ippos-
sble to Obtain further concessions from tho great
Powers without rIskipg everything.
THE ITALIAN AGITATION
The radical Roman Journal, La CdpifdIe, protests
warmly against the demonstrations against Austria
ana favor Of ANNEXATION and sava hat tho aroma
ters Of the agitation are known TO DO enemies Of
Italy and oil the present government The Standards
correspondent NJ Rome says it is stated that
derstAndiog exists between Austria and Italy
Ger ming possible attempts at demonstrations
frontiers.
ITALY NOT APoLoGIzED.
Tho ministerial journal. the Diruto denies son.
sational statement, which has been transmitted TO
London, that signor Carroll, President Of the Minis
try behalf OF all Of his colleagues had expressed
deep regret the onstratons in favor Of
the annexation OF the Southern Tyrol and had In.
ssruc,sd tho Italian Ambassador Ut Vienna to make
similar representations. II says tho govsrnmen has
merely informed the Italian Ambassador At Vienna
oil tho facts conserving demonstrations
guidance IL communicating with the Austrian Cab
met.
AusTRIA's COURSE.
The Times Vienna despatch states that the Austrian
government 10 fully determined 10 let the agits-
ton In Italy run It's course as long as
II safely do SO and not permit II to
disturb friendly relations with Itay. II has boon
long well known In Rome that Austria will emphat-
icalIy oppose these aspirations the moment they
sumo practical shape.
GERMANY AND TIKI CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The Paris Defense lBsnop Dupanoup's orgsn) pub
lishcs a special despatch from Rome announcing that
the Papal Nuucio at Munich viii 60 TO Berlin to
hich will iivt
peace to Germany.
EGYPTIAN COTTON CROP.
According TO information received In Alexandria
July "a IRON the INTERIOR the Eg. pan cotton crop Is
expected 10 DO deficient both In quantity and quality
GLASS TOURNAMENT.
Mr. Minaver, of Russia takes the second prize OF
the International chess tournament in Paris he hav
In. won six,eon games; Mr.. Blackburn, OF London,
tho third, he having won fourteen games; and Mr.
Bird, OF London, the fourth, he having won irtoen
games.
RESULTING IN rIEs.
The international CHESS Tournament has finally r.
suited In tic between Wpavcr and Zukertort Tor the
FIRST prize, AID between Mackenzie AMI Bird for tho
fourth prize. The ties viii be played on next week.
WHERE Is ZAssuLiTcny
The Pert Lyontais (ncwspapcr) states that tho
person who wa feled In Geneva ss Vera Zassulitch
was an ,mpostor and that Vera Zassulitch Is now In
Siberia.
DiLKE's AMENDMENT.
Tho amendment to he Submitted by Sir Charles
Duke In the House OF Commons Thursday 10 tho
motion OF SIR Stafford Northcote. Chancellor OF tho
Exchcquer, for grant TO the Duke OF Connaught,
whose rothal to Princess Marie Louise OF Prussia
was announced yesterday, does not impugD tho
sttutionalty OF the application. but proposes to post
pone the connderstion OF the subject until tue gov
eminent lays beiore The House oil Commons return
showing tho number OF princes and prncesscs thus
enaow cd and other Information on the subject since
the accession of william ILL.,
RADICAL OPPOSITION GRANT.
Al meeting OF tweniy-six radical members OF tho
House OF Commons, held yesterday, II WIS resolved
to press to division Sir Charles Dii xes amendment
TO the governments motion Tor grant to tho Duke