The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
AUSTRIA'S NEW TERRITORY.
Occupation of Bosnia and Herzego-
vina at Any Cost
PEACE URGED BY THE PORTE.
What England Undertakes
in Asia Minor.
ITALIAN REPUBLICAN AGITATION.
Discussion of the Duke of Con-
naught's Grant.
WHERE THE POPE WILL LIVE
What England Undertakes
in Asia Minor.
ITALIAN REPUBLICAN AGITATION.
Discussion of the Duke of Con-
naught's Grant.
WHERE THE POPE WILL LIVE


All the papers published Official paragraph ex-
planning that nothing contained In certain recent
speech of Sir W. Hart Dyke, Secretary to the Treas
ury pointed 10 probable dissolution Of Parliament
this year
STILL prsTRusTs TIE BRITISH
The Daily Necs correspondent at Berlin teie-
graphs:-Is is said that Russia desires to withdraw
her troops in the neghborhood OF Constantinoplc by
sen, and demands the previous Withdrawal OF the
British feet
TIE AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION.
The arrangements for the march Of the Austrian
troops into Bosnia are now complete down to the last
details and the forces are ready 10 cross the frontier
Al any hour but the TO march will not be given
before the end Of the week. as the Austrian govern
ment s anxious to complete arrangements with Tur
key, in order enter the provinces az friend, and
not an enemy.
THE HOUR HAND.
But With without the good will Of Turkey, tho
orders to march Will not be delayed much longer.
Bembled ut Brod.
DON'T WANT RETURN.
Nobody anticipates serious resistance from any
quarter. The Turkish authorities In the provinces
have certainly received directions from CONSTANT
nope that in all circumstances they are to meet the
Ausrians In friendly spirit. Creator difficulties
feared In rspariating tho Bosnian refugees who do
not appear anxious to 60 back.
INSTRUCTIONS THE PORTE.
A Coastantinopio despatch says Anal instructions
Rave been sent to Caratheodori Pacha to agree p
continuance OF occupation Of Bosnia and Herzegovina
until security and order restored instead Of In
Ssting that Its precise terms DO fixed beforehand;
also to agree TO the establishment OF kind OF tempo
rary state OF SIEGE instead OF insisting the reten
ton OF the civil administration In the hands OF the
Turks The foregoing appears TO DO virtual conpli-
ance with the Austrian demands.
WILL
An the special correspondents ngree that the ne
gotiations between Austria ana Turkey arc proceed
ing iavorably.
rHR PROVINCES PREPARING TO FIGHT.
Belgrade advces still maintain that the Inhabitants
are organising for resistance in all parts Of Bosnia
and Herzegovina.
HARBoR OF kick CLOSED.
The marine authorities at Trieste officially announc
that the port Of Kick has been closed by torpodoe
PAN.BrLGARIAy MOVEMENT
News has reached Vienna that the Treaty OF Berlin
eaused great irritation aung the Bulgarians, who,
Bnce the Russian occupation, have been tho ruling
Glass in Eastern Roumeiia. so-calIed pan Bulgarian
committee has been formed at Adrianopie 10 agiate
for Bulgarian unity. The committee tslegraphed TO
Prince Labanof, tho Russian Ambassador at onstan
tiuoplc; to Aksakon, the chief Of the pan scavic
propaganda at Moscow, and to the Czarcwitch, In
forming them OF the pan Bulgarian movement.
RAriryIyG TREATY.
Tho Iosts Berlin despatch says several foreign gov
rnmsnts havo autlc' I'D their Ambassadors 10
rstify the Treaty OF Berlin.
sURREXDkRiyG THE FoRrREssEa
The Times vicnna despatch reports shat shumla
sure ndersd by the Turks July 30 FAIL Pacha
only consented the fortress after con suit
ing with MIR. Layard, the British Ambassador. A de-
Bpatch TO tho Times from Bucharest says that Beg
sarabig will DO formally surrendered TO tho Russians
In August
WHAT GRRxcE HAVE.
Tho Daily Neps, IN q despatch from Const tin oplc
announces that tho Porte has decided to give the
Greeks the territory from Zagora to Maartt This
includes yoo and Phar.aa, but not Tricala Janina
Negotiations IRE proceeding.
WHAT WILL DE YoR ASIA MINOR.
The following Is tho passage In the Tines leading
editorial article OF yesterday on tho subject Of the
forms which England will require In ASIA already
ferrsd to in these dispatches I'VE have reason to
believe that the steps ut present contemplated by tho
government respecting Asia Minor arc prudent and
moderate They have been indicated In the speech Of
The Premier"
HONEST GOVERNORS DEMANDED.
"lntcrference with the prerogative Of the Sultan
sil, we understand BIO avoided. and the English gov
brDmcnt will connno itself 10 demanding real admin.
ktrative reforms The most important requirement
which viii DO thus pressed on the Porte will DO the
choice of honest ana capable governors, and their
snioy Of a secure tenure Of once. Under the
authority OF these governors We shall expect iucor
rupt ADMINISTRATION OF the law by educated and COM
yetent judges, and the maintenance OF public order
BY an efficient police. with carefully selected officers "
NO ExroRrios
1--WE shall further insist that tho revenue be raised
without extorton and Tor this purpose shall urge
that tho practice OF farming out tho taxes be abo-
shed and that Settlement, amer tho example Of In
dla barred on a survey SHAH be substituted Tor IL
TIN GKKAr DIFFICULTY.
"How far the Sultan Is prepared to execute these
reforms cannot be known at present, but Is evident
they arc not such to affect his sovereign rights,
ana most nc not all, have In principle been already
assentsd 10 elsewhere by the Porte"
REroRns rHE KngDivR.
Nubsr Pacha having been summoned by the Knc-
dive to aid him In tho reforms which have become
necessary In Egypt leaves PARIS to-day for Cairo IL
10 not certain whether Nubar Pscha has accepted a
Ministerial portfolio but In Wow OF tho necessity IN
which the viccroy placed Of giving satisfaction to
the demands OF Europe no has summoned to his side
tho most enlightened OF his former counscllors. The
presence Of Nubar Pacha In Egypt will smooth over
she last Of the dicuios which stand IN the way OF
acomplese understanding between the Khedivc aud
England and France.
BEACoSsrIELD AND THE COMMONS.
In the House OF Commons yesterday Mr. Joseph
Cowen radical, member for Newcastle-on Tyne, pre-
scented the petition Tor the extreme Turcophle fac.
tion, demanding the impeachment OF Lord Beacons-
neId.
Mr. Charles Edward Lewis tconsorvative), member
)or Londonderry city, rose to point Of order, but
shs Speaker allowed the presentation OF tho petition
mr. GLADSTONE ANSWERED..
Mr. Robert Bourke, Under Secretary OF State for
Foreign Affairs, replying TO mr.. Gladstone said tho