Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-16

has been arranged between Austria ard the
Porte. The latter accepts the occupation Of
Bosnia and Herzegovina. Austria engages to
prevent any future alliance between Russia
ard Montenegro and Servia, and to preserve or
der in Bulgaria between Mussulnlans and Chris
tians etep, If necessary, during the Russian
occupation All accounts confirm the reports
that the opposition to Austrian occupation is
giving way. The insurgents about Levno have
decided not only to submit, but place them
selves at the disposal OF the Austrian COM
mander. 1t is authoritatively reported the
Porte is about to grant to an English company
concession for commercial and strategical
railway from Mersino to Dearbecker and Erie
toum,
The FsD1cAtsa
LONDON, July 15.-There have been radical
meetings in Naples recently to urge the annex
alton of southern Tyrol to Italy. Vienna
dispatch states the Italian ambassador has been
recalled to Rome i'll consequence of his re port
respecting Austrian criticisms on this moves
ment.
KICKING AGAINST THE PRICKs.
LONDON, July 16.-The Duty Mems under
stands the opposition leaders have decided to
vention, and to take the sense of parliament on
the subject.
PROPOSED ALLIANCE.
proceeding between Rome and Athens, which,
if successful will pledge Italy to assist in the
defense of the Greek coast in the event of war
between Greece and Turkey
AUSTRIA AND THE PORTE.
LONDON July IA dispatch from Berlin
reports that agreement between Austria
and the Porte relative to the occupation of
provinces has been concluded, and that Austria
uin o,tor A Il
Vienna however, says Coratheodore Pasha
comes to Vienna to conclude negotiations
The Porte has lately shown unmlstakable good
will and positively ordered the inhabitants of
Seraioce, who were inclined to resist, to sub
nit to the will Of the powers,
Count Andrassy has visited Emperor Francis
Joseph at Schunberon, and his reception was
very gracious.
GARRISON OF CYPRUS.
LONDON July l5.-The Duily Ne,rs saws it is
intended that the island of Cyprus shall be
permanently garrisoned by comparatively
small body of European troops, which is to be
supplemented by local militia, to be organized
by officers accompanying General Sir Garnet
Wolsely. The stay of Indian troops on the
island is to be only temporary.
:, General Wolsely is expected to arrive at
Malta Wednesday, He starts thence for Cy-
prus, the goth inst, with transports conveying
troops.
HoNORS TO BEACoNSFTEID.
Lord Beaconsfeld is expected to reach Lon
don Tuesday afternoon. great popular dem
onstration is expected at Charing Gross station
On his arrival. a limited number of tickets
Gave been issued for admission to the railway
platform, but SO great crowd is anticipated
that line of police will be formed extending
from the railway station to Downing street.
The only invitation Lord Beaconsfeld has ac-
oepted in honor of his return is to dinner
rendered by the Carlton club The town coun-
Gil of Dover will meet the Earl on his arrival at
that port and present an address of congratu-
)ation.
fHE PRESS PRAISE.
The London press favorably comments on the
tesuits OF the congress- the Daily News only
excepted. The Times, summing up the labors
Of the congress, says! 1t has made changes
which transform an empire. 1t has removed
long standing causes of discomfort, has paci-
ned, we may hope provinces which were torn
by dissension and misrule and has placed bar
riers between rival forms of implacable bigot-
ry; has stopped many avenues of foreign in
trigue and it has abridged the power of the
Porte and it has given peace to Europe.
1t is understood that the premier will make
mn important speech in the House of Lords
Thursday night, and that if an appeal to the
tountry is extended, notification of that step
will be given by him in the course of his adj
dress. The London conservatives are preparing
to give him and Lord Salisbury Z very en-
thusiastic reception.
The scene at Charring Cross will be like
royal reception
The wisdom of liberals in suspending their
Judgment upon Lord Beaconsfeld's policy till
more is known is confirmed by kilograms which
point to the existence of an important but I'M
revealed arrangement with FRINGE:
THE TREATY ARTICLES.
LONDON, July 15.-The Daily Ieleglup1's
dispatch from Berlin gives seven additional
articles of treaty, making sixty-four in all.
These principally relate to arrangements in
Asia which are already known. Article sixty
three provides that the treaties of 1856 and
1871 shall be maintained in all these DISPOSE
tions which are not abrogated or modified by
the present treaty, This article is considered
very fayorrble FOR England:
THE RHoDoPE RESURRECTION.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, July 15.-Osman Pasha Wis
tied Gen. Todleben, and assured him the Turks
harbored no hostile intentions, and he would
do all possible to avoid a conflict. The Turk
st newspaper V0kyi states that Labanotf and
Todleben have informed the Porte that the
Rhodope instruction is entirely suppressed. A
correspondent says private information con-
FIRMS this. Turkish and Russian commissions
srs are going to the Rhodope district to restore
order.
great conspiracy against the Sultan is re-
ported discovered in Stamboul and over fifty
persons have been arrested.
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.
LONDON, July 15.-The Turkish plenipoten-
tiaries refused to sign the treaty until salts
factory state of the negotiations relative to
Bosnia and Herzegovina was remedied. Count
Andrassy gave guarantee that he would make
amicable arrangements before entering those
provinces.
THE RUSSIAN CENTENARY.
PARIS, July 15.-The Russian centenary was
celebrated to-day, having been postponed that
it might not clash with the national fete.
There was an enthusiastic meeting in Meyers
circus. at which speeches were made by Marion
and Louis Blanc.
FIRE IN THESsALY.
ATHENS, July ia telegram from Lamia
states great fire is raging throughout large
district of Thessaly. The village of Sophiades
is partly burned, and the harvest is totally
destroyed. The fire began at mum erous dis
tant points, and is undoubtedly the work OF
incendiaries
THE vATICAN's POLICY
ROME, July 15.-At the consistory to-day the
Pope submitted for approval of the cardinals
secret allocution indicating the future line OF
conduct towards the various powers
THE AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION.
VIENNA, July l5.-The Porte has instructed
the authorities of Banjaluka to notify the
population that the Austrian army will ente
Bcauia with the most friendly intentions, anc
TIC rss4tious between Austria and the Port,