Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-28

are proceeding for the cession of a portion
of the Syrian coast and the Island Of Teue-
dos to England. Persistent reports, howev-
er, are current that negotiations, object
unknown, continue between England and
Turkey.
AUSTRIAs PROMISE TO BOSNIA.
The Austrians will enter Bosnia Sunday.
It is expected they will encounter resistance.
The Austrian government has distributed a
proclamation in the native language. It
says: "The Austrians come as friends to stop
the evils which have for many years
disturbed Bosnia and Herzegovina
and the Austrian borders. The
Emperor Francis Joseph could
no longer look on and see the suffering of
these provinces. Warfare and turbulence
reigned, while the government of the coun-
try was incapable of restoring order, and
want and misery were knocking at the from
tiers of his own states. The emperor, Their
fore, directed the eye of Europe to your
position, and the council of nations decided
that Austria should give you back your
long missed peace and Prosperity.
| The sultan commits you to the protection of
his majesty's friend, the emperor. The
Austrian troops bring you peace, not war.
They will protect all and Cypress none.
| The established customs and institutions
will be respected. The revenue will be ap-
piled solely to the wants of the country.
Arrears of taxes will not be collected.
Austrian subjects in Servia belonging to
the Austrian reserves have been peremptorily
summoned to join their battalions. This
larger mobilization than was originally in
| fapro1 for tho ocourotiop of oopio
sHUMLA.
The Russians have occupied the chief posi-
tons around Shumla. The Russian authori
ties have categorically assured the Porte the
Imperial guard will embark, and the othel
Russian forces will retire as soon as Warn,
is surrendered.
CARLTON CLUB BANQUET.
LONDON, July 27.-The Carlton club CAV
a grand banquet last night to the British
plenipotentiaries to the congress, Lord
Beacons6eld and Salisbury. The Duke o
Buccleach and Guernsberry presided. Fiv
hundred peers and commoners were present
Lord Beaconsfeld, replying to toast, award
ed Lord Salisbury the greater shar
of the merit in the labors at Berlin. He de
Tended his conduct toward Greece, saying b.
had counselled Greece to arbitration, ane
the facts proved Greece obtained more thai
the revolted principalities, which had Law
ished blood and treasure. 81
passed a great eulogism upo,
the present sultan, who was desiriou
of acting in conciliatory manner to Greece
Lord Beaconsfeld maintained that by tn
convention with Turkey we diminished no
increased our responsibilities. He brough
back from Berlin the conviction tina
neither the Crimean nor the last wa
would ever have occurred if Englan
had but spoken out more frml1
Replying to the assertion of Mr.. Gladstone
that the Turkish convention was an insar
convention, Lord Beaconsfeld spoke {
Gladstone as a sophistical rhetorician, int
briated with the exuberance of his own We
bosity anu egostistical imagination. Lor
. Salisbury and Sir Stafford Northcote ais
spoke.
{ NO MORE POOLING.
CoNsTANT1NopLE, July 27.-Austria b;
abandoned the idea of convention vii
Turkey about Bosnia and Herzegovina, al
: will move troops into Bosnia, aud afterwa
Y send note or declaration to the Porte sc
r ting forth Austria's views and intentions.
a MALTREAT1NG JEWS.
n BUCHAREST, July PA number of TO-
:, dies decoyed some Jews into shop in tt
! city and beat them shockingly. The go
eminent promises investigation and punis
y ment.
PAN-ANGLICAN CONFERENCE.
8 LONDON, July 27.-The Pan-Anglican co
: ference adjourned yesterday. There will
:, lie deum and farewell service in St. Pau
S cathedral. Bishop Penna will preach.
$ CHINESE MINISTER INJURED.
: LONDON, July 26.-The Chinese ambass
\ dor here was seriously injured to-day, t
brouoham in which he WAS driving conf