Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29
OVER THE WATER.

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Bosnian Occupation Still Delayed by Aus
tria--B aconsfe1d and Salisbury on the
Berlin Treaty--Its Terms Check to Rus
sia's Aims and Protection to English In
terests in Asia NIinor--Garribaldi Recon-
rnends Rifle Practice to the Italians.
THAT BANQUET.
LONDON, July 29.-The Carlton club banquet
in honor of Beaconsfeld and Salisbury, was
held in the Duke of Wellington riding school.
In his remarks relative to the Anglo Turkish
convention, BeaconsfeId argued that if the
settlement of Europe had been limited to the
treaty of Berlin, Russia would probably
again in few years assail Turkey,
when, whatever British party might be IN pow
er, that party would, even though no conven-
ton existed, have felt bound, after considera-
BILE and perhaps fatal hesitation, to defend
Asia Minor. The convention with Turkey, by
preventing such hesitation, practically lessened
England's responsibilities. t4sssh *s
Salisbury in his speech. claims that her
majesty's plenipotentiaries had tried to pick
up the broken thread of England's imperial
traditions. He refused to believe that other
powers would display jealousy when they said
that England object was merely to establish
peace and order.
TURKEY AND GREECE.
CoNsTANT1NopLE, July 28.-The Porte intends
to issue a memorandum relative to the Greek
question. Greece has applied to Prince Bis
marck, as president of the congress, to make
representations to induce Turkey to come to an
arrangement.
HARD FIGHTING NATIVES.
CAPE TowN, La, July 25.-There has been
some severe fighting with natives in outlying
districts, and British losses comparatively
heavy.
LOCUST FAMINE.
LONDON, July pa dispatch from Calcutta
reports the government of Madras telegraphed
for extra famine officers Immediately because
of the rayages of locusts
GAR1RALD1 APPROVES.
ROME, July 1S.-Gen. Garibaldi has written
a letter warmly approving the annexation
demonstrations and recommending rife prac-
tice throughout Italy. .ls Es
BOSNIAN OCCUPATION. M
LONDON, July 2s.--A dispatch from Vienna
says it is becoming more and more probable
that a crossing will be ordered regardless of
negotiations unless the long expected instruc-
tions arrive by Cawner announced for to-day.
1t is reported from Constantinople that all
parties and the Porte fully understood the use-
lessness of resisting in principle the decisions
of the Berlin congress relative to Bosnia and
Greece. =
DUFFERIN S SUCCESSOR.
LONDON, July 2S--The Marquis of Lorne will
succeed Lord Dufferin as governor general Of
Canada. ,sf-
ANOTHER STEAMER.
Berlin dispatch states that Russia is still
negotiating for the purchase of a fast North
German Lloyd and Hamburg steamer.
THE PORTE WILL PROTEST. aFS
dispatch from Vienna states the advance
into Bosnia has not yet been ordered. Corath'
ardorf Pasha told Count Andrassy that the
paragraph of the proclamation to the inhabit,
ants declaring that the Sultan commits them
to the protection Of the Austrian empero,
would probably be the subject of a protest.
INTERRUPTIONS.
correspondent at Paris telegraphs plan
has been found for a dissolution of the cham
Der of deputies in the anti-republican interest
,, in November gg1 ga
- WILL NEGOTIATE stss g
Tt is reported from Athens that the Porte hal
intimated it's consent to negotiate with Minis
ter Tricoupi at Constantinople, but has give1
no idea of the basis of negotiations.