The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
The Liberal Policy Censured
by the Times.
RUSSIA EXPLAINS TO ENGLAND.
Business Already Reviying Under the
Prospects of Peace.
BISMARCK WARNS ITALY
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

Inc IfUleS' COnStancn0ple despatch says tnat IN
consequence of the commencement OF the evacua-
ton OF Shumla the Russians announce the probable
departure from Turkey OF portion OF their troops
III six weeks, and that the remainder Will retire
into Eastern Roumela.
IN NEED cd MONEY.
The same correspondent says he hears most au-
tholtatively that the Porte will shortly appeal 10
oil The leading foreign capitalists for aid IN deyel-
oping the resources of that country.
DEACoNsFIELDs REWARD
The Queen has conferred the Order OF the Garter
ON Lord Beaconsdeld The investiture took place
1t Osborne yesterday morning.
CYPRUS AND SIR GARNET wOLsELEY.
General Sir Garnet Wolseley has arrived ut La
pnaca, Cyprus
HOW 1T WILL BE GOVERNED.
Larnoca despatch 10 the Ne,cs says
fever is somewhat prevalent in Cyprus Sir
Garnet Woseley has professionally settled
the loading points Of his programme He
VIII appoint mixed commission to deal with the
complicated land question, and Will divide the Is.
land into five districts.
AN ENDURING INTEREST.
A special despatch to the Times from Larnoca
says:-"A proclamation has been issued declaring
that Her Majesty the queen takes great interest
In the prosperity OF the Cypriotes and promising
reforms and measures to promote agriculture and
commerce.
An UPHILL POLICY.
The Times in leading editorial article TO-DAY COM
menting on the Msrquis OF Hartington's resolution
presented IN the House Of Commons ON Friday last,
Bays:-"rho liberals DO bliVd the fact that
With the exception OF small but noisy acton which
clamored Tor and brought Turkey the BRINK of
ruin by the folly OF It's counses tho great the
people are prepared to give sufficient II cnthusi
asc, assent to the DEGREES the Berlin Congress- II
nfsre tho iuht
60 take advantage Of that popular favor, and by
dissolution OF Parliament increase the strength Of
the majority"
TAKING GLADSTONE TO TASK.
Tho Tines. In second article, sharply criticiscs
Nj. Gladstone for assuming the right to arrange the
liberal campaign, which the business OF the party
leaders, and Mr. Gladstone suys IL ono OF these
"lf," says the Times, she bent on completing
tho ruin Of his party he scarcely attain that
purpose botter than by drivng:them into . contest
Tor which they are at present unpnspared."
HIN.
Referring to Mr.. Gadstone's personal authority In
the country toe Times says:-"Tne shaken confidence
OF entire is be ressored In an instant
nor can It be charmed back by tho most brilliant
declamatory effects"
QUESTION or CONFIDENCE
In tho House OF Commons yesterday Sir Stat.
ford Northcotc, Chancellor OF tho E1chcqucr
named Monday the 29th inst, for the disc ussion Of
Lord Hartpgtons resolution. Hon. Randio Ed ward
PiunKett tconservativc member Tor West Gloucester
shire, VIII move amoadinent to tho resolution OK.
pressing confidence in tho Minister'S
DISSOLUTION PARLIAMENT.
The London correspondence OF tho provincial jour
mails continues to be ncd with gossip about an early
dissolution ofParliament, to which Is now added
ruinor that Lord Beaconsneld intends his
laurcls. Lord Salisbury to succeed him tho Pre-.
mcrshir The predictions of tho dissolution OF Par
lament and tho retIremsn; OF Lord Bcacousnold arc
PROBABLY equally without the least ioundatop though
the Times its editorial article OF yesterday
svidcuy intended to warn tho liberals push the
government hotiy, lest they take The opportunity
TO dissolve Parliament. Mr.. Gladstone seems TO wish
the government to dissolve Parliament, and thinks II
their duty TO do SO.
RELIEVED FROM MARTiAL-Lxw.
ukase has been published. at Belgrade abolisbing
the state OF siege Sorvia and rcvokng tho cxtraor
binary powers vested In tho military authorities
during the war. Much dissatisfaction with RUSSIA rs
expressed oy tho Servians. They accuse Russia OF
abandoning her allies.
RUSSIA EXPLAINS
Mr.. Layard tho British Ambassador at CONSTANT.
nopic has received information that when the Rus
sian Crcassians fred upon the English man o war
boat the uf OF saros, on the 18th inst there
fish sailors who had been arrested wers released as
soon as they wore brought before off or.
BUSINESS ALREADY BgrrER
Tho Tines In its financial article yesterday moraing
sad-"Acivc preparations are apparent for a iavor-
able change In commercial affairs, which is expected
In consequence OF the settlement the Eastern qucs
ton. Although, as yet, there no marked change
for tho botter IN the nanufactunns districts, moro
hopeful feeling prevails. Reposs from the various
centres Of tho iron industry decidedly more en-
couiaging, especially IRON shenich whence tho most
gloomy accounts have Of late proceeded.
GOOD FUTURE PROSPECTS,
"More work is said to BIO going forward, aiso, in
South Wales, than during last month Business In
cotton In Liverpool has been large during tho last
few days, with riso almost every description.
Add to those favorable crcu instances the aot THAI
lhc harvest prospects hsvc improved materially With
nne, forcing weather, and have brighter future
Ircady tor commerce than could hoped for cou.
pie OF weeks since"
ITALY THE rYaoL
Tho Roman ministerial journal. tho Diyttfo disa- 4,
VOWS any connection OF the government with the
present agitation Tor the anexaton Of the Southern
TyoL IL declares tho government mus. respect tho
right Of pubic mcoting but will know isow to doal
with the movement II II passes beyond tho fold Of
FREQ discussion. The relations beiwscn Italy and
Austria firmly established oy trcataes loyMy
signed and accepted.
BISMARCK ITALIAN ANNEXATION.
The Standards Vienna correspondent tciepraphss
that no vouch for accuracy Of the statement
that Prince Bsmarck not hong since empbsticaily in
formed the Italian Ambassador that II was OF para
mount interest TO the German that the rrentno
and the city OF Trieste should mover Italian.
GERMAN RKruBIIcASrss.
Berlin despatch TO the Dd,iy Ne1cs says --"Tho
national liberals admit.tbat they expect suffer
losses In tho approaching elections for msmbers tho
keichs'ag, but think they Will retain majority IN
mat body" The Times Frankfort despatch says that
he national liberals seem to DO losing ground.
PREPARING rus CRISIS.
frankfort special despatch 10 tho Times an.
'ounces that conference Of all tho German Minis
ers viii be held at Heidelberg shortly.
TO THE poRr,.