The sun., 1878-07-21
WHITIs GOING ON ~ EUROPE

Tho triumphal return OF Lord Beacon
field TO London. his explanatory speech in the
House Of Lords. the somewhat unparliamentary
row between Lord Salisbury and Lord Derby and
the opposition notice given by Lord Harrington
in the House Of Commons arc the great events
Of the week. The debate on Lord Hartinetons
resolution is tn begin in about ten days. and it
would be idle to speculate now on the course
which it is likely TO take: but the undercurrent
OF intelligent public opinion in England seems
to be- pretty fairly summed up in the following
extract fIom the London World:
lord .acd /. above rivalry and he is above
n,otc triumph which InclsnA has ever won in DE
eolnchs Of Ie e..,.zca world nm Inc hnsnsh Itgp' nh'
and thcy have found him Having found him they eN
ncins ihsi !. not rrtat scei and Vcoriou, Itwouii
b., n.r' ,s and would IT, T. rGa,on MN
The sufficient answer to rude lncrngauons is the my
concc.,ion' iu Ne Eus,h People can ,cc through sv
cral u,s oi brick wall ani know that 1t is symbol of
conquest
This wGs written not only before Lord Bea-
consaeld returned 10 enjoy his triumph and to
deliver his tame speech. but before anything
was known Of the Cyprus AFFAIR. How the BE-
cret treaty concerning that island is viewed by
the representatives. Of the liberal press will be
scen from the following extract from the Daily
N"rs:
We ohcct ALIKE to the thing that Is done ant 70 The
manner Of dNns H. fnslAn, m been lea hlhdI"b
iochucaNy one the prcroauves o The crown to make
Turkey Rut such privilege would soon cca,, TO have
,Ncn roninal ,Ni.icnce II were often employed A.
should awa,s tg made public before thcy gre formally
wen what j, The object OF ths n,sai1uog, SONG or
and are anG To- ,f,y Whether wa, @,9e'i Is %.
case however Parliament ha. not been allowed to know
ccpttr ne runor.in NEWSPAPERS and the chance nut
cauun 10 the secret h'nl no one Would even nave
plahon The agreement with die sultan Wa. made A.
It d"wn teio'c rar'iament aI iold Parliament ,hat
there in tai agreement was the foreign policy imposed
1t is more than likely that the parliamentary
events Of the next week or two will be among
the most memorable in the modern history OF
Great Britain.
Tho European visit OF Nazr-ed-dn, the Shah
OF Persia. has been brought 10 a close H.
started from home with thirty-six caskcts Of
gold. and seems 10 have eleven Of them left 10
take back This is a better result than the ma-
jority Of travellers can boast Of The caskcts
must have contained very large sums for hi1
expenses in Paris alone arc estimated at three
millions Of francs. Ills daily bill at the Grand
| Hotel WAS 3.l00 francs. At Fontanebeau he
was ovcrcharged 80 heavily that he refused L.
! pay the blll, some $4,000. and caused it 10
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fr,,,'.- ,broo ,orrio,., Iriv.s ami 3n frarc.
,,'.l, f,r s.,,.n,..,l o,i.l..rs
p'ii,i.,r,his, ,f.ithoI -, ir,,,r,or,, ~ nm,
Lind F,r,,,,n li,l,mn,v vn. t,, husv =
,nt', no,,,. him II is nlsn mot Iik,lv INN
l.i. ooun,rv. ,yiu Jnriy. anv moro bonont from
hi- s.,,nJ wish f., rur.nn Than il ,hl from th,
nr.t f4wtrilin, innovations in the mod. Cd
Ir,in.. an that ne wiilbentlot to introluo,. "A
T.hcran A,tothc country at large. il will re
main whoreitistil railroads. tclreraphs. an,
the influx Of Europ,an- shall 40 their rcf,rma
tory work. The visits ofthc Sultan and the Khe
dive of Tsylt 10 tho graat capitals II Eur.p
boy, nt l.,n nf ti, sl,bta-t q. .l,.,nto,.,. t tli