The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-12

OF the Anglo Turkish alliance u published In Con.
stantinople The statement says that England has
engaged 10 pay the Porte $3.50 900 yearly, whereas
the present revenue OF the island OF Cyprus is only
5000, 600 per aDnum.
WATCHING GREECE.
The Times Constantinople despatch says that
two large iron clads and corvette are hastily pre-
pairing to proceed 70 Greek waters 70 watch the
Straits OF Previsa probably In consequence OF the
appearance OF Greek brigands
AUSTRIA VERY uNGISD
A Vienna despatch to the DaNv Ne,rs says
''The request OF Turkey. that when Austria enters
Bosnia she should declare that she will respect the
Su!tan's sovereign right, has been refused, Aus.
tria replying that she, acting upon a European
mandate. could not discuss a question OF princi.
pie"
THE PoRrRRssEs " TURKEY
II Ia announced both by the Agence Russo and
from Constantinople that Russian and Turkish
commissioners to arrange for the evacuation
OF Shumla and varna win leave Constantnopie on
Friday.
The Turks are raising all kinds OF obstacles in the
way OF the evacuation OF yarna and Shumia, and
General Todlcben has communicated to the Porte
an expression OF the Cars displeasure,
Il. THE SLAVE TRADE.
In the House Of Commons last evening Mr. Robert
the Porte had expressed its willingness 10 enter
into convention with England for the abolition
OF the slave trade. A convention for that purpose
had been prepared and was sent to Turkey on the
9th OF June last Communications on the subject
continue.
DEATH OF NAVAL oyyIcER.
Commander Morton w. Sanders OF the United
States Navy. died suddenly yesterday OF hoart
disease, while beating the Avon 10 was born in
Massachusetts,, and entered the Naval Academy iu
1853, and served during the war with distinction
AMERICA AT rARIs.
Nearly all the class juries OF tho Exhibition have
finished their work and submitted reports 10 the
group jurs The latter have passed upon the reports
thus far presented making worry sv changer Nothing
In officially known OF tho result but1tts unofnciay
stated that the Americans have obtained more prizes
than tho otzeus OF any other country, In proportion
to tho number Of exhibitors. In one class ell the
American exhibitors have obtained medals In another
ali except one. ~ 7"" ff'ifsf
r,,.a. PLENTY OF MEDALS.
1t Is thought tho United Ssates will have ave or SIX
grand prizes aud . liberal number Of GOLD medals.
Foreign Jurors have expressed much admiration Tor
the excellence Of the articles The American section
Of tho Exhibition. Tho General Commission has In
creased the number Of gold medals twenty per cent
silver medals forty, and bronze medals sixty per
cent.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS SLOW RECOVERY.
Emperor Williams physicians have issued another
long staten ent at Berlin in regard to his condition
They ascribe HIS Majostys relatively slow progress
toward recovery to great loss OF blood and
appetite, TO the shock TO his system and
to mental depression. His attainablo degree
Of strength Is not yet regained. His powor oil
locomotion is small His hands are helpless, and be
only eat with assistance. Tho physicians, how.
ever are confident Of his recovery by the influence
Of time and exercise.
run PROPOSED SPANISH LOAN.
The Spanish Minister OF Finance intends to defer
the issue OF the Cuban loan Of 1875 600 900 pesstss
($25. ooo, 00ol
TROUBLE WITH The RAsQUEs.
The Tmes' Paris special correspondent says the
Spanish finance Minister has informed the Cortea
that still exist for the maintenance Of state
oil s:cgs IN the Basque provincoa
rnR CAPE WAR;
special despatch 70 the Times from Cape Town,
June 25, says. the Premier has informed The Assem-
bly, that tho government would issue almost immo
diatsly general amnesty TO the insurgens natives
excepting only u few leaders.