The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From ALI Parts Of the
World.
TURKEY AND. AUSTRIA.
Trouble Over the Question OF
Occupation.
BOSNIAN RESISTANCE.
Lively Scenes in the British
Parliament.
THE TIMES ATTACKS GLADSTONE.
BOSNIAN RESISTANCE.
THE TIMES ATTACKS GLADSTONE.
Result of the German Elections-Patties
Practically Unchanged.
IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, August 2. 1878.
Pera despatch OF the 3Otn Of July says 1.-THE
Austrian occupation OF Bosnia and Herzegovina
threatens to produce Ministerial crisis In Con-
stantinople. The Minister of War and the Minister
OF Public instruction are strongly opposed TO the
occupation and think that 1t should not be submit.
ted to without a formal convention"
DIFFERENCES IN THE CABINET.
Grand vixier Safet Pacha. who wishes to avoid
diniculties with Austria, is at variance with mis-
colleague. There is no doubt that the Albanian
chleftains have formed q confederation TO resist
the Entertainments Of servia ana Montenegro.
INCI.NrNG no RUSSIA
Abiding to the delay OF Turkey in ratI-
tying the treaty Of Berlin the Vienna
correspondent OF the Times mentions o tele.
gram from Constantlnople saying that intrigues
had been discovered aiming at the overthrow OF
and Russian protectorate. The despatch SAYS
the Sultan was at one time inclined to yield to the
project.
RUSSIAN RIVALRY WITH ENGLAND.
The Daily Tele01aphs despatch from Vienna
says 1t is rumored that General Todlcben refuses
to withdraw man from the vicinity OF Constanti-
nople before the withdrawal OF the British fleet
Diffcultes are also reported to have arisen In re-.
gard to the return Of Turkish prisoners Of war.
APPEALING TO THE POWERS.
The Porte Is preparing memorandum to be
addressed to the sgnat0ries Of the Treaty OF Ber-
lin setting forth its views OF the Greek claims in
answer to the statement OF the Greek representa-.
tive, NJ. Delyannis, at the Berlin Congress
KAUFMAN TO SUCCEED ToDLBBEN
delayed despatch dated COnstanunople, July
30, says 1t is reported that General Todieben,
commander Of the Russians before Constantinople,
e to be succeeded by General Kaufman
OCCUPATION OF HERZEGOVINA
despatch from Vienna says that the Eiph teenth
division Of the Austrian army crossed the Dalma.
han frontier and occupied Herzegovina yesterday
NENAcING ATTITUDE OF THE PEOPLE.
despatch dated Derbend, Bosnia August l. saws
the Austrian vanguard has arrived at Banjaluka.
che Turkish officials and Austrian Consul General
have fed from Serajevo, the capital OF Bosnia, on
account OF the menacing attitude OF the popuace
RESISTANCE IN BOSNIA
1t Is stated in Belgrade that the Austrians were
fired at two hours after crossing the River Save by
unlted Mohammedan and Christian bands 1t is
also said that these will fall back and concentrate
IN the dehles leading TO Herzegovina as the Aus
TRANS advance.
PREPARING TO RETURN.
According to bucharest despatch orders have
been received by the officers In charge OF the va
nous stations In Bulgaria and Roumania to pre.
pare supplies for the part OF the Russian army
which will shortly return home.
HIGH WORDS FROM Mr. LOWE.
In the House OF Commons yesterday Mr. Robert
Lowe (liberaD resumed the debate on Lord Hart
lngton's resolution. The debate led to q lively
scene, Mr.. Lowe accusing the government of an
act OF falsehood.
LIVELY SCENE.
Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor of the Elk.
chequer, rose to the point OF order that the Ian.
guage OF Mr.. Lowe was unpariiamentary The
Speaker ruled that as the remark was not applied
10 member Of the government 1t was In order.
Mr.. Lowe then repeated his statement, when the
Speaker ruled 1t be 10 out OF order, being applied
70 members OF the government. Mr. Lowe then
withdrew the expression. r
ABUSE or THE ROYAL PRERo0ATIvE
He said, IAN antiquated prerogatvo has been
drawn from Its rusty scabbard and used without
the knowledge or consent Of the people. The gov.
eminent had done their utmost to drag royalty
into collision with the people. 1t was impossible
That EnRlishmen could be content to leave the
exercise OF the royal prerogative In the present
posltion.n
Mr.. loves remarks were greeted with loud
sheers from the liberal benches.
CONTINUED IN CALxER TONES
Lord John Manners, Postmaster General de.
tended the government, and Mr.. Chamberlain
lradical, member for Birmingham, attacked them,
dwelling on their extravaganza The debate was
continued on strictly party lines by Right Hon
sir John Hay, Mr. staveey-iIili, Mr.. Holms, Right
Hon. Edward Knatchbull. Hugessen, Mr.. samuel
Laing and Sir John Lubbock who pointed out
that the AngloTurklsh Convention inevitably
committed the country to an eventual war with
Russia.
The debate was then adjourned.
ANOTHER SECRET DOCUMENT
Sir Stafford Northcote. Chancellor OF the Elk.
chequer, replying to an inquiry OF Mr. Ashley
tiperal), virtually admitted that some other secret
document was signed on the 3oth OF May as well as
the Anglo-Russian agreement. The Chancellor
mel ely denied that anything signed relative to
Greece.
LOVES LINE OF ARGUMENT.
Mr. loves speech was mainly a repetition Of
Mr Giadstones arguments concerning the
partition OF Turkey, the betrayal OF Greece
Asa the uselessness OF Cyprua The al.
eeed falsehoods TO which Mr.. Lowe re.
erred were instructions sent to Lord Odo
Russell, the British Ambassador ut Berlin, to Cd.
pose the cession Of Batoum after England had al.
feady secretly agreed not to 20 to war ON the sub
ject Mr.. Lowe violently attacked the abuse OF the
Crowns treaty making prerogative, which, 1t may
be here mentioned, has Teen the Keynote of the
liberal speeches.
cARNARvoN ATTACKS BEAcoNsprELD.
In the House OF Lords yesterday, Lord Carnarvon
senemently attacking Lord Beaconsneld, asked an
explanation OF certain remarks recently made by
Ioru Bcaconsneld regarding Lord Carnarvon's
secession from the Cabinet. lie said II Lord
BeS,onsneld meant to say that he lord Carusr.
ron ut the moment OF the dificulty ana danger