Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-11
EUROPE.

Beaconsleld Will Appeal 10 the
Country.
d oedel, the Assassin, to be
Beheaded.
ESPECIAL prsrlrcH,s TO rHs ooLD hni
JAIL Naval
BsseossnsId will Appeal 90 she
CsuntPy.
NEW YonK. July liza Tribuns's Lon.
don special says: Numerous reports a.
TO the probabilities Of tho effect OF the
Anglo Turkish treaty arc In circulation.
The following are given - the most credi.
BILE: Complete severance between the radi'
cal and moderate wings Of the Liberal
party 10 believed to DO inevitable as the
result OF the proceedings OF the Berlin
Congress, and the disclosure Of the Eng.
lish and Turkish treaty. It 10 understood
to-day that Immediately after Besoons.
fields return from Berlin Parliament will
be dissolved and = general election ordered.
Some Of the Conservatives regard this with
disfsyor, on tho ground that the Govern
ment has at present an ample majority
and that IL 10 not wise TO throw away .
certainty for an uncertainty, nor to put
members 10 tho expense OF election for the
purpose Of Increasing this majority by .
Few votes. But B~eAconsield IL said TO be.
lieye that the country will be 30 dizzied
and carried away by the acquisition OF
Cyprus and the Asiatic protectorate. that
DC new House will contain mono but his
supporters, and he 10 said TO have
Minded that certain other things were
10 he accomplished In Asia, for sue
cess I'm which he would need the
unanimous support OF Parliament Inc
modern Liberals, In the event OF dis-
solution, would either not offer themselves
for reelection. or would declare In favor
OF Deaconsheld's foreign policy. so far ~
Il has been disclosed I; but tho RADICALS
propose to mako . broad issue against All
that has been done at Berlin, and especially
against the Anglo-Turkish treaty, and on
this point the rupture In tho party will DC
complete. Many Of the sdvices from Der.
lin to-day report that the diplomatists OF
Russis, Italy and France are In receipt OF
instructions from their respective govern
ments to protest against the Cyprus treaty
In the strongest terms. The Austrian
Plenipotentiaries, on the contrary. arc
we'll satisfied. Bismarck, thus far. has
maintained strict silence on tho question.
The nerIin Congress.
BERLIN, July il.-Lord Desconsield At
Tuesdays sitting said he was convinced
that the results Of the Congress would be
highly gratifying to Europe. and that this
happy result was due to tho persistent and
devoted efforts Of It's illustrious President.
Tho Congress has already read fifty srti.
cles Of the treaty Of peace. Al wednss-
days sitting the question Of enforcing
the treaty was discussed. Prince Bis
marck pointed out that there could be no
question Of collective action, a. the Pow
crs were interested In such different de-
grees. The Congress resolved that the re-
spectivo Powers should charge their EN-.
bassadors and consuls 10 watch over tho
execution Of the clauses In which they arc
interested.
LONDON, July ia beriln spcs'n, az
nis reported tist tue french anu Lw
uelesAtes nave NieErapu.u Lm.,. ~ nil.
they shouiu iolmAiiy inNIPeli 4. !" 49,.
ism iepresehtAuVes con'eln,ns =.
Turkish C~onvenuon' in.eIPe,Auo' ~
improbable. Is Eari beaconsneia anu n
colleagues have already ieiuseu W o, mus
the Convention under discussion. Inc
Asiatic frontier. - Q n,ed; gives hss'
sia about hall OF the ana .ylng DO
tween her old ironuer o EIhe,oun,
THIS 10 considerably iess 'nnn Mh M,',ueu
io.as bsy frontier Of The Sogh.ulidskh, but
retains tho hills overlooking 0lt.
Tho Ausio-rurEish Treaty.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Journal de-, Dsbat'
considers that England. being unable to
,o,,, rno, .,v ...I.t.neo for checking the
49,. A.. .,,h, a. a.,
hussiAhs IN ASIA nSa W.. ''s"
slone.
sr. PETERSBURG, July 1.-THE Journal
d. 81. P,fsrsJarq says Il 10 10 DO hoped that
the Anglo.Turkish convention will moi
come IN collision WIN tne pG n.son.asId
H.. sImnls ,souired Cyprus. 40 a. moi 10
roturn from tbs Congress empty handed.
-. - ., :, .-o.r..nond.nt Al
LUSpos, .s,y 40 asn. not no.itive.