The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-30


issue oil the debate will not turn this point and
the real question which Tho House will have 10
decide Is whether IN the permanent interests OF
British Empire 1t was desirable TO say distinctly TO
Russia--'Thus far shalt shou 20 and no further'"
UNDER ENGLISH iNFLuEScs.
The Times also says It has believe that the
propositions OF reform England made 10 tho Porte
have very iavoraby received and that the coun-
and supervision OF Engand will hsnceiorth form
regensratina influence Tor the Ottoman Empire.
A CAUSE BITTERNESS
The passage In Lord Beaconsdcld's speech, at the
Carlton Club banquet last Saturday night which at
tracted most attention Is that levcied Mr. Glad
stone and It is expected that this incident viii in
crease the bitterness Of the coming debate
BOSNIA IN AUsrRIAs GRASP
The Austrian troops crossed the frouiier into
Bosnia yesterday morning In perfect order aud
without encountering any difficulties. The Arch
duke John Salvador, OF Tuscany at tho head oil
a brigade. has entered Derbend.
NO RESISTANCE TOLERATED
private telegram states that General Philopovich
crossed the frontier into Bosnia ut six O'Clock yeste
day morning. Ho was met by a Turkish Major,
who presented document, supposed TO be
protest, and pressed It upon him. but
General Phiilopovich refused to receive II,
and the Major ultimately took the paper away.
the Austrians also effected crossing at Berbr The
l%sfher Lloyd states that General Phopovich has In
sirncted HIS sta to show the inhabitants OF Bosnia tho
greatest cvy, but to adopt tho most rigorous
ures against any resistance.
AoSTEXEGRINs REBILLioUs
The Daily Teegraphs Vienna despatch reports that
tho Montcnegrns dissatisfied with the decisions Of
the Congress- aud that 900 have joined the herzego-
venian insurgents.
RouMASIANs AND TuE poBRUDJA
The Russians are evacuating the Dobruja, and the
Roumahia troops are returning TO Bucharest. rne
Bucharest Iressa states that tho Roumanian govern
ment Is preparing to occupy the Dobrudja
FIGHT WITH ESCAPED coSvIcrs
The Globe Of yesterday ays:-"Fity-four convicts
OF the Mount ST. Bernard Rsformatory, In Leicester
SHIRE escaped last Sunday night after assauiting the
officers 10 charge ofthem, going toward LouGhborougn
A telegram was forwarded to Loughborough, and tho
police OF that town and number of constables were
sent to meet Thorn. Th,rty-three Of the fugtives
were captured. they were armed with bludgeons,
stones aud knives ana made desperate resistance.
Que OF the convicts stabbed constable in seven
places"
HOW CANADA Is TO BE HoNoRED.
The Times, commenting tho Marquis OF Lorne's up.
pointmcnta Governor General OF Canada, says:-The
Governor GenerashIp opens a career for Lord Lorne
which may be some compensation for the political
tivity from which his marriage cut him of at home.
He Is well known be eligent and cultivated with
interest in the colonial empire, Of which be gave
proof In hts early travels and writings
ROYAL VISITOR
"rhe most significant consequence OF his appoint
ment will be, If we are not mistaken, tue effect on
public opinion in Canada will be hailed, we have
doubt, tho most popular net OF policy that tho
Imperial Governm ent has carried out since tho
Dominion OF Canada WIS founded"
MISUNDERSTANDING BETWEEN TURKISH OFFICIALS.
telegram from Vienna reports that the Turkish
Plenipotentiary, Mehemet ALI Pasha has LEFT Vienna
In consequence OF dGerences with his colleague Cara
theodore Pasba.
TURKEY RArIrIEs THE BERLIN TREATY.
special despatch from Constantinople to the
Vienna Political Correspondence announces that the
Sultan has ra,aed the Treaty o: Berlin.
TIE RUSSIAN IN TURKIsrAS.
1t is reported that tho Russians are disseminating
their armamonts In TurKistan.
CRETE APPEALS AGAIN
A telegram from Athens ann ounces that tue Crotau
National Assembly has applied for the mediation of
the Briti.h Consul to obtain autonomy for Crete
HARMONY AT THE PAN-ASoLIcAN sYsoD.
The Manchester Guardians London correspondent
says Is understood that moro harmony prevailed In
the recent Pan SYNOD than at the one pre-
vious 1t Is stated that one OF tho last acts OF
the Synod, before the Hnal adjournment on
Friday was the passage OF an important resolution
relating TO doctrine, order and discipline Of the Eng.
lish Church, presumably aimed at tho extreme school
Of Riiuaiists.
FIRE IN PARIS.
despatch from Paris says q 1ro broke
out yesterday morning in tho timber yard
two acres In extent OF a furniture manufac.
tory In the centre of populous district OF the
city. Six 1re engines have Leen OF avail to stay
the progress OF the amos, aud at the time OF ele-
graphing. at throe O'Clock yesterday. tho ADJOINING
buildings were In great danger. The timber In tho
yard, which valued at go. 900 $500 000 mass
Of flames
The damage by tho fire Ia the timber yard, which
situated In the district OF la Villette amounted
to $3.50, 600
largo candle factory In st. Denis, vas also burned
yesterday. The loss was $500 00
TYPHOID ENGLAND
A despatch IRON Blackburn to tho Globe says:-
Gan outbreak OF epidemic typhoid fever has &C.
Cured here There have bean three deaths this
morning aud there arc $50 patients suffering from
the disease
DECORATED WITH THE GRAND CROSS
On account Of their connection with the Berlin Con
aress Prince Honenlohe and Count Won. Buow have
received the Grand Cross OF tho Legion OF Honor and
NM. Radowilz Holstein and Busch have received
minor grades OF the order These appointments ars
regarded as indicative OF tho good feeling between
France and Germany.
Tns GERMAN ELECTIONS
The Posts despatch from Berlin says the German
is taking precau, mary measures against
during the elections.
THE FRENCH STRIKERS.
Tho strikes in the north OF France aro.collapslng
INTERNATIONAL PIGEON MATCHES.
CAPTAIN BoGAEDUs DEFEATS CAPTAIN SHELLEY