Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
EUROPE.
Beaconsfcld's Views OF
the Berlin Treaty.
GREAT BRITAIH's ULrlMATUM TO
RUSSIA.
sc Thus Far, But no
Farther.''
Turkey in Europe Exists
Once More.
An EXCITING SCENE IN THE
HOUSE OF LORDS.
Salisbury Gives the Lie to
Earl Derby.
AN EXCITING SCENE IN THE
HOUSE OF LORDS.
lsrsoiAI DnrlrcHrs TO THE ooLD Hill
DkiLr Naval
BsacossnsId's Explanation or the
Treaty OF berlin.

way 70 the HOUSE OF Lofus' koout u this
afternoon. was heartily chesred by q great
crowd assembled to greet him. He e1.
perienced much difficulty in passing
through the throng. though accompanied
by . squad Of police. Public interest In
the promised statement BY the Earl OF
Beaconsdsld attracted . largo and distin.
guishsd assembly In the House Of Lords
to-day. including the Princess Of Wales
and other members Of tho royal family.
When Lord B~oaconsield rose. amid loud
cheering. hs said that In laying upon the
table the protocols Of tho Treaty Of Berlin
he should be only doing his duty to the
House, 70 Parliament and to tho country
by making some remarks upon the policy
supported by the British representatives
In the Congress. He could show that In
the changes which were made In tho Treaty
Of San stsfano by the Treaty Of Berlin .
menace TO the Independence OF Europe
had been removed aud tho threatened In
Jury 10 the British Empire terminated.
The Congress had restored TO the Sultan
two-thirds Of his possessions. the popula-
ton being amongst the wealthiest and
most intelligent Of his subjects. II was
said that when tho Congress talked Of es.
tablishipg the Balkan frontier Of what may
be called New Turkey they were establish.
ing an INDISPENSABLE frontier, but IL was
upon courage aud intrepidity that i'm.
| pr%egnability depended, aud IL would be
| found that II left 10 those who defended
plevna that frontier could not be ipde.
fensiblc. II was said that the position Of
Sofia was yielded 10 tho imperious de-
mand Of one Of the Powers. He
could assure their lordships that there
was not q shadow OF truth In this
statement. Moreover. . parsonage high
In authority had stated that IL was quito
erroneous 10 suppose that Sonia was q
strong strategic position. II had also been
said that Tho Congress made . great mis-
fake I'm not securing YarnA for Turkey,
but those who blame the Congress for
committing an error In this respect. quite
forgot that thoy have allotted To Turkey
the hsrbor Of Galatz. by far tho most i'm
portant on the Black Sea. With regard to
Eastern RoumeliA. II was suggested TO call
IL South Bulgaria. but II was feared there
might be some intriguing parties who
would endeavor 10 bring about o union be-
tween tho two States, 30 possibly creating
frssh complications. Lord Beaconsfeld
further stated that the opinion above men
toned, that Sofia was not q strong strato.
gicsl position. was that Of Mehemet Ali
Pashs, VINO, hore,oi, e'n,H.s,.u ~
OF ichiimah, "hien 'mo .ous,.. Ia.a
70 TIC sni,An, y ,''Aiiy 'nssI .,.~na
Bsaeoh.heius sua'ereI. s.p.eI ,n'n1,
bias IN favor OF tne ,urns .nus ~,
apologized Tor the iimitatoh OF tne Sui'
tsn's authority In Eastern one
OF the greatest obstacles to an object on
which the Congress wa. unanimous
namely, re-establishment OF the Sultan a.
real Independent authority-was the an.
archical condition OF Bosnia y neigh
boring countries. Inc %os' 0| n.y., !,
Autnoriues h.u nnn - T,,.
would ave uakeh n..y lhous.nu ', luz
KEYS pest Ioops W seouIe ~. .Pp..N.n.
order In BOSNIA snu e'en .nen 'no ssse,nP'
would perhaps nave oeeh unsueoe T.lI
n such enor's must nav 'esuIvu IuI,
keys spsolu'e nih io au
any u. snhm,,,,no 40 liz
ZION 70 necessary c.me
wishes OF INC maJoLny " mo y,
gress, Aus.ils usuei'oo M v..p."o
The suggestion OF ioru ssiispuIy, eAsns,.'
X suppor'eu ny ma ~ nnnnu.
Inc opls.s 49,, T,,shon Tha Go,arn.
ton Was 70 Propeo. .a'sey a. -
ment hsa consistently rr.ssu Wv P..n'
cipio OF paruIi9h oi tursey, pvv.,
exclusive OF consideIsnon. " noi,n
believed an .''emp' hp. .nS n.,'n.rv
evitabiy, lead 70 ions aIu h NY lay
war. the naVoea'ss ?, hsa I'm ~. ipo
ken ouL u,sin anil shown ali tbe
W lhso =, NJ ss,th and toll ...iI these
nnEu ~ ,on,s n yon will only wor,bip
su,io," ITbi. rem.rk Of the Premier
I..ms a. bc An silusion 10 4 proposal
-hicb prinee DI,marck n generally un.
Sars,ood n baye made, thai England
ssauIJ occupy Erypt.I Continuing he
IA ~ vss remsrEsble that After n great
ar and proiopeed negotiations all tho
paxers' Rnssia ss %strictly and completely
a. ,hs others. c.ms 10 the unanimous CON.
.,r.ion ,hst The best chance for the tran.
onIiit, Of The world WAS TO retain The sni.