The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-21
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
GLADSTONE'S IDENTIFICATION
AN Insane Covenant; q Convention
Of Absurdity and Duplicity."
EUROPE AND THE TREATY.
Different Opinions Which the
Several Nations Hold.
RUSSIA DONE WITH WAR.
The British Parliament VIII Not
Be Dissolved.
LEO Kills SUMMER VACATION.
EUROPE AND THE TREATY.
Different Opinions Which the
Several Ma tions Hold.
RUSSIA DONE WITH WAR.
The British Parliament Will Not
Be Dissolved.
LEO Kills SUMMER VACATION.
[BY CABLE 10 THE HERALD

By CABLE 10 THE HERALD.
LONDON, July 20, 1878.
AT the anniversary Of the establishment OF the
Liberal Association, Of Bermondsey street, Lon
don last night, Mr.. Gladstone made long speech,
In which he begged to decline resuming the leader.
ship of the liberal party. He powerfully attacked
the manner in which the people had lately been
governed. No despotic government in Europe
would have dared to do what this Cabinet has
done-accept,ng such responsibilities unknown to
the people.
LITTLE MIXED
He criticised the Treaty OF Berlin, whereby Eng
land consented to replace under the despotic rule
mania
Russia retains her claim to heavy indemnity,
which she can always make o prctext for war; At
the same time the treaty destroys the integrity
and independence OF Turkey
AN INSANE COVENANT.
With regard to the convention with Turkey only
one epithet is possible-namely an insane COW
enant. None OF the great English statesmen Of
the last forty years would have signed 1T It's, to
our shame, convention OF absurdity and duplicity
1t is odlous to every valuable feeling OF the coun.
try and has alenated the friendship of all sover.
eign Powers.
EVERYBODY SOLD.
England has sold Bessarabia to Russia, the brave
Montenegrins conquests to Austria's jealousy and
selfshness. the Greeks to Turkey, and lastly, Tur
key herself to England.
Mr. Gladstone concluded by hoping the Ministry
would shortly be judged by an appeal to the coun
try.
OPINION REGARDING THE TREATY.
The PARIS and Vienna newspapers generally CON-
ment favorably upon Lord Beaconsneds state
ment In explanation OF the treaty OF Berlin in
the House Of Lords on Thursday. The Italian gov.
ernmen, and conservative organs continue to at
tack England. The Italian radical newspapers do
not notice the subject OF the English occupation OF
Cyprus, but exclusively devote their attention to
Austria.
AN UNOFFICIAL JOURNEY.
The Standards assertion that the Italian Ambas-
sador to Vienna had been called to Rome on this
subject is denied The Ambassador went to
Paris on short leave his visit being unconnected
with politics.
SENTIMENT IN RUSSIA
The Russian unofficial press is more or less dis
patlsfed with the treaty Before Its conclusion
Aksakof the Panslavis: agitator, made such o
violent speech at MOSCOW against the Russian con.
cessions in the Congress that he was warned that
Its repetition would be regarded as q personal
attack on the Gear.
GLAD THE WAR Is OVER.
The Times Berlin letter says:-.'The Savophil
enthusiasm is disappointed. The liberals would
have been willing that state of war should con-
tinue because they hoped out OF Its results to gain
hu aof~o itut, INT
majority OF the Russian people well as the mercan.
tile community and the wealthy as well as the
lower masses are heartily glad OF the return OF
peace"
GOING OUT or WAR BUSINESS.
The Times correspondent at Bucharest tele-
graphs that the Russian authorities advertise
Iales Of war material at various points ia
Roumania. The Gar OF Russia has teegraphcd to
Bucharest inquiring as to the condition OF Prime
Minister Boatano. who was seriously injured by
carriage accident ON Wednesday.
NO DISSOLUTION.
The London correspondent OF the Edinburgh Scots
man says that the British Cabinet has finally de-
cided not to dissolve Parliament this year
TURKEY AND oRKKcg.
C0nstant,nople despatch says there is reason
TO believe that pacific settlement will be effected
with Greece.
sERvIA HAS NOT THE MONEY.
Great dissatisfaction exists at Belgrade and
throughout Servia regarding the stipulation made
ut the Berlin Congress requiring servia 10 con-
tribute toward the paying OF the Turkish debt 1t
10 estimated that Servia's share VIII be Ave mill
lon piastrcs ($2l7 ,5ool
THE POPE WILL MOVE
despatch from Rome says:-"Instructions
have been given for the preparation OF lodgings
for His Holiness the Pope st Perugia The French
representative Rome has been assu rod nv tlar.
dnal Franchi. the Pontincial Secretary OF State,
shat the Popc's absence from the Vatican will not
disturb the Papal relations with Franccn
THE BMPERoR WILLIAM
The Emperor Williams condition continues favor.
able. He took carriage drive In Berlin yesterday
THE HEAT WAVE
Hot weather prevailed here yesterday and on
the Continent