The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-27
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FOREIGN.
National Associated Press to the Star,
DEMANDING THE PAPERS.

DEMANDING THE PAPERS.
LONDON, July 27.-In the House of Lords
last evening Lord Roseberry demanded the
production of everything connected with
the Anglo-Turkish Convention. The Mar
quis of Salisbury said that it was surrepti-
tious and that the versions of it were un-
authentic, because they did not refer to the
Governments intention to fight Russia
rather than agree to the treaty of San Ste
fano and the occupation of Bulgaria.
AUSTRIA ADVANCING.
A dispatch from Vienna says the Aus
trian advance into Bosnia commenced on
Friday last.
MORE DECORATIONS.
Her Majesty will bestow additional deco
rations and honors on all of the English
officials connected with the Congress at
Berlin.
TURKEY COMES LAST.
A dispatch from Berlin says all the Pow
ers except Turkey have ratified the treaty
of Berlin.
TAKING THE BATH.
LONDON, July 27.-The Queen has created
Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia an
honorary member of the first class of the
Order of the Bath.
A letter from high source in Madrid
states that King Alphonso has not recovered
from the deep melancholy into which the
death of his wife immersed him. He has
made efforts to throw off his grief, but they
have been unavailing. He daily remains
for hours in profound seclusion. 1T is
feared from certain obscure hints which he
has dropped that he contenplates following
the example of his ancestor Charles v
abdicating the crown and retiring to mon
asterv to spend the remainder of his days
in prayer and self modification. He ap-
pears to take pleasure only in the company
of his sister, to whom he is greatly at
tached. tits reported that Cardinal Moreno
has conveyed to the King several special
messages from the Pope exhorting him to
courage and resignation, and to resume the
active duties of his station for the sake OF
the tranquility and happiness of his people.
THE ITALIAN TROUBLES.
LONDON, July 27.-As intimated in these
dispatches few days ago, the agitation in
Italy is found to have no substantial basis,
and is rapidly subsiding; and it is believed
at the Italian legations here that it will soon
completely cease The movement, such as
it was, was wholly confined to the Republi-
cans and few of the opposition politi-
cans, and the Catholics had nothing what
ever TO do with it.
THE POPE AND THE EMPEROR.
1t is understood that after the publication
by the German Government of CORE
spondence between the Pope and the En-.
peror and the Crown Prince, negotiations
were resumed, and that they have proceeded
so far that little remains in the way OF an
amicable settlement. The Papal Nuncio al
Munich, who is shortly to repair to Berlin,
is understood to be charged with the mis-
sion of completing the negotiations. They
do not embrace the report of the Falk laws
but they do involve such an administration
of the enactments as will enable the Church
to permit it's priests and bishops to pay
nominal obedience to them. In Other
words, the laws are to be allowed to fall
into disuse, and are not to be enforced.
THE MEDALS TO BE DOUBLED.
! PARIS, July 27.--The number of EXhibi
! ton gold medals will be doubled by re
ducing the value one-half The grand
prizes will number one hundred and fifty
and there will be twenty-five hundred golc
medals in addition.
RUSSIA PUSHING AHEAD.
LONDON, July PA dispatch from Con
stantinople says the Russian advance into
Central Asia continues