The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-13
Will Be- Signed To-Day by All the
Plenipotentiaries.
BATOUM AND IT'S FORTS.
Is France Planning to
Acquire Crete p
FRANC AMERICAN COMMERCE.
Thy CABLE TO THE HERALD

reported to be the longest ever known The Posts
relative to the boundaries OF the Bayazld Valley
the Russians suddenly claimed the Pass Of levin;
the claim, however. was not allowed. Grave
fears again arose on Thursday night. Count
Schouvalon, during the discussion Of the
clauses concerning the Dardanelies, having
attempted 70 restrict the Sultan's right Of
issuing special permits Tor the passage OF foreign
men-o-war, or calling foreign feet to his aid,
Lord Salisbury rhereupon declared that England
considered her engagements relative to the closing
OF the straits limited to engagement to respect
the sovereign rights OF the Porte In that regard.
Prince GortschakoT showed much anger, but after
ward arranged compromise with Lord Beacons.
field. by which the status quo is continued.
w CLOSING ITS LABoRs ~ ~ u
The times Berlin special says In Thursdays
sitting OF the Congress the Russian sug-
gestion for the enactment OF o clause
providing for executive measures in Gaze
Turkey delayed In carrying out the treaty was
again rejected The clause relative to Greece,
which will oblige Turkey to Immediately take her
claims into serious consideration, and the clause
authorizing Austrian occupation. were inserted In
the treaty All the Plenpotentiaries will leave
Bcfun on SATURDAY anu SUNDAY.
WHEN SIGNED.
sitting Of the Congress held yesterday aftSf.
noon complete the reading OF the instrument Of
peaco. The document was 10 havo boon printed last
night will be signed to day. II s probable that
the Congress will adopt decisions relative to tho local
commissions TO be instituted and the supplementary
conference which It Is proposed TO hold ncxt autumn
either at Coussantinopc or Berlin.
WHAT PAPER WILL HAVE PIRsT?
1t Is expected that tho Official publication Of the
treaty peace will follow It's ratification, which will
DO Effected within a month from the date Of signing
IN THE ANTIQUE
The Treaty OF Berlin is 10 be printed parohmcn
and In antique typo. Each signatory Power win
receive copy, signed By all tho plenipotsntiaries
THE BAroux FORTS.
Berlin despatch to the Ttxses says:--tIn conse.
quence OF the opposition offered BY Prince Gorts-
chakoG the demolition Of the Notifications OF Batoum
has made obligatory upon Russia, but is only
implied In the designation OF Batoum commercial
port"
LORD BEAooSsFIELD Ill. ta.
Considerable unxesyis excited about Lord Beacons.
folds II Is known that his private ply.
sicran has gone TO him; bot the latest news from
Bsritnrsports that the Premier 10 betteE.
GOING HONE.
Count SehouvaloH will leave for ST. Pstersburg o.
Sunday.
THE LIBERAL POLICY. 81.
Regarding the action OF The English liberals thsrs
is bs growing conviction that the front op-
position bench in the House OF Commons will net
hastily give a formal challenge TO tho governments
policy A meeting was held yesterday OF radicals
who desire to urge liberal chiefs into action, bat
Lord Harrington, the liberal leader, and his imms-
diato friends are stated TO show dispos,tion q
give way.
NO GREAT opPosrrioH.
! From what may be gathered abroad there seems 70
be no really dissatisfaction At the step Eng
land has taken regarding Turkey. The scare In
France about Cyprus IL stated 10 be By means %
great among the general pubic as among the probes
s,onal politicians Tho RspSsiqe Froneaise, N. Gam
betta's organ continues wrashful suggesting that the
French potentaries should protest. but the
rejecting papers, ike Journal des Dtbas and the
Tempe doprecate any indulgence In irritation against
England
FRANCE WILL BE ouIErKD
Tho Manchester Guardians Paris correspondents
states positively thas N. waddngton, French Minister
OF Foreign Affairs and Pisnpotentiary In the Con
grcss the OF Engliah respect
for French rights in SYRIA and Egypt. Tho Tsssss'
Paris correspondent says:-s'Modcrats counsels may
for the moment DO disregnrded, but II may be conf
IDENTIFY predicted that, as in the case Of tho Snca
Canal purchase present irritation against England
VIII DO very short lived"
HOW IT
An uucon1rmod rumor Is current at Constartnople
OF protected occupation OF Creo by French troops.
WILL cRxrE ASK EsGLism PRorkcrIosf
A Vienna despatch TO the Ners says:-"Private ad-
vices from Cresc assert that movement is on foos
thors 10 ask for an English protectorate over thss
island as autonomous State"
IN BRIrASSA's Lar.
Mr. Barring, Of the British Legation at Constantt
noplo, took possession Of tho Island OF Cyprus %
July H. 1873, In tho name OF Great Britain.
JoY oyPRIorRs.
Tho Cypriotcs, according 10 q Constactinoplo de-
snatch, received tho news Of tho intended occG
patton OF their island by tho English with enihusl-
astc Joy, and have telegraphed thanks TO England
BRITISH LANDED.
A despatch TO the Ncscs from SYRIA says 1,7N
British troops have landed at Larneca, on tho island
OF Cyprus.
VERY HAPPY TREATY.
The population OF Cons,antinope Is satisfied with
held yesterday the Sultan presiding the Greek quos
ton was discussed
TURKEY suRRKxpERs
A Vienna despatch to the Times says
negotiations betwoon Austria aud tho fohe
are progressing iavorabiy. The Turks are 10
Withdraw from tho provinces according to tho settled
! plum; Notifications and strong positions are 70 DO
surrendered
TIE CASE GALLES0A
Mir. Fawccti, tho British Consular Judge at Con-
stanuopie TO whom the matter was referred has re-
ported to Minister Layard advising him 10 refuse
safvet Pacna's demand for the expulsion OF Mr.. Gal
icngn, the correspondent OF the London Times.
ruK rSsuRnEcrIos NEW CALEDONIA.
| Tho Governor oil New Caledonia has informed the
French government by telegraph Of the revolt OF thu
native tribes, aud reports that no IL master oil the
situation. Tho Minister OF the Marine replies that
tho poycrn mont relics on tho Governors energy 10
depressing resurrection, and that reinforcement
viii be Immediately seut both from Saigon and
| France.
| FRANCO. AMERICAN COMMERCE.
| At meeting la bordeaux Thursday In favor OF q
| Franco- Amerlcan treaty OF commerce. NJ Lalande,