The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-24
lELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
AUSTRIA AND BOSNIA.
Serious Trouble Threatened About
the Occupation.
BATOUM AND RUSSIA.
italy COnvulsed with THOUGHTS
OF Liberty.
The INDIAN PRESS GAG LAW
italy COnvulsed with Thouuhts
OF Liberty.
THE INDIAN PRESS GAG LAW
[BY CABLE TO TIE HRrALD.1

Intelligence has been received at Vienna from
Brod, on the Bosnian frontier, that detachment
OF Austrian pioneers crossed the River Save last
Saturday to prepare for the construction of a
bridge They were well received by the Turkish
onlcers and local authorities
TILE PROBABLE GOVERNOR.
The Archduke John Salvador, OF Tuscany, has
been appointed to the command OF division Of
the army OF occupation. This appointment IS be-
neved to have some connection with future ad-
ministrative arrangements
CONCENTRATION OF TURKISH TROOPS.
Advices received at Belgrade from Serajevo in.
ucate that the concentration OF Turkish troops
behind Mitrovitza and Novi Bazaar continues. The
object Is not known
AUSTRIA EXPECTS TROUBLE.
The Austrian authorities expect considerable
trouble IN Herzegovina ana Bosnia and
are even prepared to encounter armed
sistance similar to the Rhodope nsurrec-
ton. Arrangements have been made for the
advance OF strong renforcements TO the frontier
and neighborlng garrison towns The Turks dis
play very unyIeldng disposition in the negotla-
tons about the occupation.
TURKEY WILL COOPERATE
The Times Vienna correspondent maintains in
opposition to other accounts that the negotiations
reative to the occupation OF the Turkish
provinces are progressing more and more favor
ably. The Turks by degrees dropping
their impracticabe conditions. Full instructions
enabling the penipotcntiares to conclude the
agreement are expected during the week, though
some think that the TURKS rather desire an ap-
pearance Of compulson.
BOSNIA ASSES TURKEYS AID.
despatch from Constantinople declares that
numerous etitjOnS have hoe rpc from posujo
asking for protection against Austrian occupa-
ton. The Porte demands that it be per-
mitted &c retain the civil administ alton OF the
province The negotiations with Austria are at o
standstill The Porte intends to main tain its OBJ
jections.
WHAT IS LOOKED FOR FROM THE PORTE.
The Daily 7e,e0raph's Vienna despatch states
that the Austrian government expects the Porte
will not delay its sanction OF Austrian occupation
beyond Wednesday or Thursday. f.
THE THE GARTER.
The Times. In leading editorial article this morn
ing te subject Of the testowa of the Garter upon
Lord Beacons1cld, says ;-"rhc highest social dis:
mnction which could be bestowed by ue Sovereign
!hcs added TO the applause which Lord BeacousHcld
has won from the country at large"
SALISBURY ALSO DECORATED
The Queen has conferred tho Order Of the carter on
the Marquis OF Salisbury
Presidsn, MacMahon yesterday signed and ratified
he Treaty OF Berlin.
GAxBErrA DELIGHTED.
The Times Paris correspondent rccounts long con.
vcrsatiou with Gambcita, who generally approved
the Treaty OF Berlin considering it tended 10 dis
Eolve tho triple alliance and draw closer the interests
Of France aud England
TIE DArouM OCCUPATION
telegram IRON Constan,inoplc says Prince Lahan-
or the Russian Ambassador, has received no instruc
lions in regard to the occupation OF Batoum, but
states that the Russians will overcome the
n tho Lazis II the Turkish forces rctire.
THE VIRGIN FORTRESS.
The evacuation OF tho forts around Shumla con.
hnucs. The Turks s, promise TO surrender the
place soon as the Russians oyacuatc the positions
they hold near Cons;antnople.
sHUaLA OCCUPIED LAST.
The Tines correspondent ut Bucharest toie graphs
shat It reported in official Russian circles that tho
Turks have evacuated AMI the Russians occupcd
Bhumin. The Eleventh Russian corps occupying
Central Roumau,a, have been ordered home, and tho
preliminary movements In compliance with that
order have already been commenced.
A GOOD NAN TO SEND.
ChonE Pacha with 10 900 troops, will proceed an
early day to Armenia 10 punish the Kurds and 70.
establish order and security.
TnR Blue hook.
The Blue Book Is published, containing the de-
tailed protocols OF the Berlin Congress and the official
report Of its proceedings Thoy disclose nothing Of
interest to American readers which has not been
already given IN the HERALD.
HoSoRs TO BRITISH PLExIporExriARiEs.
The freedom OF the city OF London will be con-
ferred upon Lords BeaconsGsd and Salisbury on tho
ID OF August Immediately before tbs All nsterial
banquet at the Mansion House.
INDIAN vERSAcUIAR PRESS ACT
In the House OF Commons last night Mr. Gladstone
moved that the action ct tho Indian authorities tn
regard to the vernacular press OF India be
placed under Parliamentary control A long debate
followed and closed with DIVISION In which tho mo-
lion was rejected by vote OF 20s to 152. Hon. Ed
ward stanhopc, Under Secretary for India. declared
that the law concerning the vcrnacuIar press would
be applied only IN urgent cases
rnE COMING PARLIAMENTARY pKBArE
II "a beloved that the debate on Lord Harlington's
resolution, which comes up In the House OF Conn
on Monday next, will last the entire week
and that n division Will take place on Friday
aighI The conservatives will support Hon Randio
Edward Piunketrs Amendment expressing confidence
In tho Ministers with the wnolo strength OF their
party.
ITALY APOLOGIES TO AUSTRIA
Tho Italian government has expressed regret at tho
denomination against the Austrian Embassy.
AUSTRIA DoS'r CARE.
All te special dispatches to the London press deny
that Austria taken any Official OF the agita.
tion In Italy.
ITALY DRIFTING wARwARDs.
kilograms from Genoa. Palermo, Brescia, Pavia,
Reggie d. mla, Turin Pstoja and Ferrara received
nj Rome describe meetings held in those
cities on Monday in favor Of "Halia
irrrdenta" having been attended by large aud
Enthusiastic audiences Resolutions OF the Same
character az those passed Naples last Sunday
the Poiteama Theatre hero yesterday voted. The
proceedings everywhere were conducted in perfect
erdsr
AxcoSA.
Demonstrations were also made In tho Godoni
Theatre at Ancona at the Arena Drunetti In Bologna
and In the streets OF Naples the cries being raised OF
"Vtvd Trisstsi" ana sVipa Trcnto ~ Meetings