The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-27
3ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
from All Parts Of the
World.
THE RUSSIANS IN SHUMLA.
Conditions on Which the Turks EVacu-
ated the Great Fortress.
BRITISH SPECIAL PLEADING.
Trouble Between Italy and
Austria.
RECEIVING THE COLUMBIA CREW.
Probabilities Of Liberal Majority in the
German Parliament.
BRITISH SPECIAL PLEADING.
Trouble Between Italy and
Austria.
RECEIVING THE COLUMBIA CREW.
Probabilities Of Liberal Majority in the
German Parliament.

UCIM0u lQluumlu0
IBY CABLE TO THE HRHALD.1
LONDON, July n, 1873
The Liberia, OF Rome, says IN political circles
connection is' traced between the Greek pro-
tests against Turkish barbarlues IN Thes-
sally and the appearance OF French men-of-
war at the Pirnus The Liberia adds that 1t Is
thought that Italy is disposed, If necessary, TO
unite with France for the advantage Of the Hell
lenic cause and OF their common interests in the
Medlte rranean.
THE RUSSIANS ENTER snuxLA
The evacuation OF Shumla vas carried out on tho
2Q,h inss In tho best order, tho Russians entering
the city amid the huzzas Of the Christian people.
Previous TO tho the following convention
was agreed to-
The Turkish troops are 10 leave the Notifications,
taking their side arms guns and munitions OF war,
and going 10 Varna by The highway the places along
which at present occupied by the Russians 10 be
during the time OF the march, evacuated by them In
order tc avoid possible collision. For tho mainte-
nance Of ordor the Turkish locaHpolcc viii remain iE
The Notifications. as also the artillery corps to guard
the guns The occupation of the fortincations by the
Russians Will be carried out as they are evacuated oy
Sue Turks.
THE PROPERTY OF THE SULTAN.
All artillery ard material Will DO the property
OF the Sultan aud remain In charge OF the turkish
corps until arrangements are made Tor transp
it. The Turkish civil authorities viii DO replaced by
Russian officials. Meanwhile. until the new arrange
ments are completed, tho Kama Kan, with SIX
Turkish OIL sls will remain in the fertilization 10
supor,ntcnd the affairs Of The Sublime Porte. com
mittee Of Ottoman staT officers will also be lett 10
military authorsies engage to protect the Nohamme.
dan population.
TURKEY HAs RArIYIKD.
The Posts desfatch from Berlin that all
me Powers except tho Porto have ratified the treaty
81 peace concluded By the Congress OF Berlin.
NEW HORRORS AT pHuIPPoPoLIs.
The Times' Constantinople despatch ssys:-"Tho
British Embassy has received Official reports OF the
continued wanton destruction OF uss ulman lilo ana
properly In the Phippopoiis district by the Bulgars
and Russians. The reports are well substituted
aud SO minutely detailed that thero 10 no room TO
doubt their accuracy. Inc horrors committed are so
atrocious and revolving that their publication must
create the conviction that unless remedy 10 iound
the new condition OF the country viii be more de-
piorable than under Moslem eom,pat,ou."
OPPOSITION TO THE RUSSIANS.
Advicss from Baioum state that mo Lazs are pre-
psring to resist the Russian occupation Of that
place. The Russian evacuation Of tho positions
about Conssantinopla will begin three or'tour days
hence. .rta az
bA- DEPENDING THEIR WORK
In the House Of Lords last night tho Marquis OF
Salisbury, replying to a question, entered upon
general defence oil tho governments policy In con.
GLIDING the Anglo Russian agreement, which was to-
tended to prevent war 10 the event of the failure
OF the Congress and not ito hands oil tho gov.
ernmont during tho discussions. He declared the
government was under engagements tor the future
except those which had been presented before tho
House. II had nsvor promised Greece increase OF
territory. ~
DISSATISFACTION IN ITALY
The Hmes' Rome correspondent says:-"wbatever
may be the feeling in Italy regarding tho result
ConGsss, and no doubt is II OF untvePaal dssas
faction, IL would DO an error to suppose that the
speakers at the meeting held ON Sunday enttled
to DO regarded exponents OF tho sentiments OF the
milton that the meeting itself was one OF repre-
sentative character. The extreme radicals have
cieverly seized the opportunity OF placing tbem.
selves at tho head OF . popular feeling, and
to their work is due the number OF meetings
which have cropped up on all sides hhs mushrooms;
but, the nrst burst Of vexauon over, rapid change
has set 10. and decline the political temperature
Is porceptibis each day. Al the meeting here on
Sunday thcre were no representatives OF the fowor
oil the Garioaldlan group present."
ASrAGoxIsx TOWARD AUSTRIA.
telegram from Belgrade reports that tho Moscow
Panslavist committee has sent q number OF agents
into the Austrian Sav provinces and the ban ubIan
rrncpaltes aud that these agents declare them
openly hostile to Austria t9
TnE pArx NOT Y1xvD.
Contradictions relative 10 tho date OF Austrian occu.
p,tiou or the Turkish provinces continue The Lulv
7seorupLs despatch from ConstaninspIe says Austria
had notified tho Porto that the advance OF her
troops was TO commence on the 2sth inst but de-,
'pa'ch to the Daily News from Brod, on tho 3osnan
frontier. reports that all quiet there yesterday
although everything was ready. No date seems 70
have boon nxod.
FAILURE OF RxEIsrAxcB
The Teh0rcpas Vienna despatch announces
that the attempts to organize resistance TO
tho Austrians In Herzegovina have collapsed
Turkish picnpotentiares havo submitted fresh pro.
posais to tho Austrian government but received
no Debate answer. Some of tho condi-
lions previously proposed were unacceptable
The Timer Vienna correspondent IL assured that
Turkey insists on tho maintenance OF lsiamsm az the
established religion OF tho provinces
WILLING TO UNITS Win AUSTRIA
A Bucharest dsspatch TO The Times says thors 10
considerable party in ssrvia when. despairiag Of
acquiring Bosnia, would prefer 10 SEQ ssrva annexed
10 Austria rather than remain insignificant State
RussIAs xoSgy MATTERS
Tho st. Petersburg Golos says:-"RussIa 10 about
10 negotiate with tho Ro,hscailds loan OF 900
roubes at tho rate Of i've per cont interest," the Issue
price TO DO &C." This statement 10 probably untrue
Or the amount Is exaggerated.
WELCOMING COLUMBIA BoYs IN PARia
An informal reception was given the Columbia crew
NJ the American headquarters 10 the Paris Exposition
~ three O'Clock yesterday afternoon. President Bar.
nard, Of Columbia College, occupied tho chair and
made welcoming Speech In the absence OF Commits
sionsr General Mccormick.
sPKRcnxs or YRixxDs.
Captain Goodwin replied. He spoke warmly otIho
kind treatment the crew had received In England A
letter was read from Professor Lsbousys rsgretiing
Bis inability to attend Lunch then served
President MacMshon and the french Republic were
toasted. and NJ Menior responded Tho Marquis ds
Lafayette; President Andrew ID. White. Of Cornell
Universityi Secretary Hit, Of tho American Lsea-
neI; Mr. horton MacAichasl, OF Phlisdeiphia; Mr..
Loono Owen and otners inado brief speeches. 1hsrs
ws large attendance the reception, including all