Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-18

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five per cent. rentes depressed the latter. The
fall of consols is due to capitalists selling to
make other use of their money IN consequence
of the renewal of financial and business activ-
ity.
ITALY AND AUSTRIA.
Radical agitation in Italy against Austrias
gains in Berlin and in favor of the acquisition
of Trehteno is becoming SO prominent that
the government is apprehensive of its effect on
Austria's susceptibilities. manifesto pub
lished in the Diyiutto, u ministerial journal, is
an attempt to turn public attention from Aus
trias success to that of the English intrigue
and the situation of Cyprus, the discussion of
which is not likely to give trouble, especially
rs the manifesto declares Italy could not at
Berlin and cannot elsewhere attempt to hinder
British action which all the other powers
ceptcd.
TURKISH COMMISSION.
The commission appointed by ambassadors
ut Constantinople will leave Thursday in
Turkish steamer to investigate the alleged Rus
sian and Bulgarian massacres in the Rhadope
district
WON'T FIGHT,
1t is not believed war with Greece will result
from the angry, disappointed feeling of the
Greeks at the Berlin treaty, but it is thought
the boundary question only be settled on
Greek envoy to Berlin, in London, may be
able to arrange a method of bringing the ques-
ton to settlement through British influence.
The Greeks are maintaining state of in
surrection and anarchy in Thessaly and Epirus,
fearing that pacifcation there would enable
the Turks to indefinitely postpone a compli-
with the directions of the treaty of
Berlin.
THE Liberal. POLICY.
LONDON, July 1.-THE statement published
in the daily Ne,cs yesterday that the opposition
leaders had decided to oppose the policy of the
Anglo-Turkish convention, and take the sense
of parliament on the subject, was premature.
The opposition leaders will await Lord Bea-
consfeld's statement in parliament tomorrow
before determining their policy. 1t is unlike
iy the liberals will approve, support the gov
ernments Oeasure but it is not certain that
the official leaders of the opposition will force
u division wherein they are sure to encounter
overwhelming defeat.
BEACoNsFIELD's RECEPTION.
LONDON July T.-All accounts agree that
yesterdays reception of the plenipotentaries
was magnificent. Lord Beaconsfed will wait
upon the queen at Windsor to day. The queen
having ccuntermanded the preparations for her
departure for Osborne in order to receive the
earl There will be renewal of yester-
days orations at Paddington and
Windsor. The mayor and corporation of
Windsor will present an address.
MATTERS AT CoNsTANT1NoPLE.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, July 17.-Pfince Sabanotf,
Russian ambassador, has informed the Porte
that the Russian authorities have been instruct
ed to follow the recommendations of Rhodoph
commission. Layard, British ambassador, has
invited the various ambassadors to a second
conference, to discuss the proposal for in
of import duties at Constantinople, FOL
rpfuOpeS. States
minister dissented when the proposition was
made before the commission to determine the
frontier of Bulgaria in accordance with the de-
cisions of the Berlin congress.
sAIIsBURYs REPORT.
LONDON, July 17.-Lord Salisbury in his Of
fetal dispatch from Berlin on the 18th inst. tc
ministers in London, which is now published
quotes the following from his circular of the
LIST of April: "The separate and individual OPP
Grafton of clauses of the San Stefano treaty,
whether defensible not is not that which
should engage the most earnest atten-
ton of the signatory power. Their combined
effect, in addition to results upon the Greek
population and upon the balance of thu
maritime power which has been already
pointed out is to depress almost to the poln
of entire subsection the political independence
of the government of Constantinople. 1t can
not be otherwise than matter of extreme so
lctude that that government should be Sc
closely pressed by the political outposts of {
greatly superior power that its independent &C
tion even existence, is almost impossible
ITO these cardinal objections" says the pres
ent circular, ''the congress of Berlin has sup
piled an entire remedy. The Greek popula
tions no longer fall within the boundaries o
the autonomous Sclav principally, and al
Russian influence has been removed t.
distance from the shores of tn
Aegian sea. The same territorial arrange
ments have the effect of attaining tn
essential aim which, in their recent negotis
tions, her majesty's government have had i
view-the independent existence and action c
the government of Constantinope. The pr
htical outposts of the Russian power have bee
pushed back to the region beyond the Balkan
and it's opportunities for establishing inhuent
in the reduced Bulgaria have been material
diminished. The su]tan's dominions have bee
provided with a defensible frontier far remove
from his capital. The interposition of tt
Austrian power between the independent Sci;
states, while it withdraws from him no territo
of strategical or financial value, offers him
security against renewed aggression ON the
part which other possible arrangement cou
have furnished. Rich and extensive PROVING
have been restored to his rule at the same tin
that careful provision against future misma
agement has been made, which, it may
hoped assure their loyalty and prevent
currence of the calamities which have broug
the Ottoman power to the verge of ruin. 4
engagements of different kind but having t
same end in view have provided Tor the ASIA
dominions of the sultan, security for t
present, and hope of prosperity and stability
the future.
Personal.
VIENNA, July 1.-THE Turkish plenipote
tiaries Carathedori Pasha and Mehemet
Pasha have arrived here.
1t is reported they came here to complete
negotiations with the Austrian governme
concerning the occupation of Bosnia and H
zegovina.
THE ROUMANIAN CHAMBERS.
BUCHAREST July II The session of
chambers closed to-day. Prince Charles
his message says Roumania will observe s,
an attitude as will show that she deser'
better of the congress.
MERCEDES FUNERAL
MADRID, July 1.-THE obsequies of GU
Mercedes were celebrated in the church of
Francisco with great pomp. Forty thouss
persons were present, including ambassadt
presidents of chambers and the entire COZ
Nine bishops assisted at the requiem mass.
THE GOVERNOR OF CYPRUS.
VALErTA Malta, July l7.-Gen. Gal
Wolsley and staff have arrived h
AN ENGLISH BOAT FIRED ON.
LONDON, July ia Constantinople disp'
saws the Russians near the Gulf of Saros
,,r,,n an unarmed boat from British man
W. which came in search of some sailors
h.c, been detained within the Russian Ii