The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26

Mr.. Gladstone then gave notice that he would
move for the production Of the documents.
HuMILIArse POSITION.
Mr. BourRe, replying to Lord Harrington, said that
the Powers had been asked to permit the production
OF the documents but one OF the Powers hao refused
its consent.
Mr. Gladstone thereupon Withdrew his notice.
CIVILIZATION
A private telegram IRON Trieste announces that the
Austrian ioyds Steamship Company has arranged for
weekly steamship service to Cyprus, by the way Of
Alexandra.
SUFFERING or THE REFUGEES.
A Constantnople despatch says:-"There Is great
mortality among the refugees here. The British Con-
sui Phippopos reports that Turkish refugees
having returned 10 the village of sinkoi the Bull
garans massacred the men and outraged the women.
The Turkish gendarmerie is TO be reorganized and
placed under Baker Paeha, who will be charged with
a special service in Eastern Roumelia The Turkish
army is being reduced"
ITALIAN REPUBLIcAyIsM
The Italian demonstrations absorb political interests
at Vienna, but It Ii well understood that the whole
affair 10 directed against the Carroll Ministry. The
immediate purpose Of the ag tation seems to be TO
force the Ministers to resort 10 repressve measures,
which Will be certain 10 be followed by their downfall.
WHO THE LEADERS ARE
mocracy the avowed leaders Of tho movement but
the reactionary party has given substantial though
silent help There indications that reaction Is
already setting in the beginning TO realize the
hurt the agitation might do to the country.
TRYING VOLUNTEERS
Abortive attempts to enroll volunteers have been
made In Ravenna and Genoa. Menotti Garibaldi
writes to the Rome CapitaIe (nowspaper) approving
tho annexation agitation but deprecating the enroll
OF volunteers and denying that any such recruit
ing has been done IN his name.
is IT sUBsIDIxG?
A despatch from Rome says:-'rhe Aalia irredenta
agitation Is subsiding.r
SHEER AT THE MOVEMENT
lie Temps OF Paris, 'says:-"The demands Of the
Italian radicals unreasonable they ridic
uous The agitation might only deprive Italy OF the
respect Europe but proved to ba great danger to
her 1t Is felt here, however, that the movement Is
confined to few hot headed democrats, and that It
is unfair to hold Italy responsible for it"
SECRET RECRUITING.
Tho projects OF Bereamo, Brescia, Verona and Vi
cenza have assured the Minister of the Interior that
tho reports relative to secret recruiting in those
places are unfounded.
THE PoPR's SUMNER TRIP.
The Unita Canoiica OF Rome states Il to be alb
so.utsy false that tho Pope's health has suffered
account Of the heat. No ono in the Vatican has dis
cussed the question Of any other place CT summer
scjourn tor him; but II change becomes necessary
he must 90 beyond Italy, because tho Vatican is tho
only territory within Its limits where his sovereignty
Is not disputed.
REPRESENTATIVES, or THE VATICAN
The changes 10 the foreign representation OF the
Vatican arc postponed till November. when Papal
tnter-nuncio. having semi-oicial statue. will 60 to
England England will not send representative to
the Vatican.
GRRMANY AND the CHURCH.
Tho Berlin Ultramontane organ, the Germanid.
says early understanding between the Vatican and
Germany Is highly probable.
RuxoRKD ABDcAroN OF ALpHoNzo.
Tho Cologne Gdsette publishes . rumor that King
Aiphonzo threatens to abdcate the throne a Spain
PRECAUTIONS FOR THIS KMPEnoR WILLIAM.
It has been announced at Berlin that anybody en-.
tering the park OF Babclsberg during the Emperors
residence there except through the gates, will be fred
on by the ssntinels.
CAPTAIN GREENE DECORATED.
The Times Bucharest despatch states shat Captain
Greene. the American military attache has received
tho order OF St Vladimir. for the passage OF the
Balkans with General Gourko.
GIVING MONTY.
The subject or tho marriage Of the DuKs Of Con.
naught and Princess Marie Louise, OF Prussia camo
gist,c speeches mado by Lords Beaconsnsld and
Granville, the former OF whom stated that tho
Duke Of Connaught was tho 1rst 10 apply for
active service In the event OF Tho House then
unanimously agreed to an address to tho Queen,
thanking her Majesty for her gracious commun lea
ton regard 10 the marriage and assuring her OF
concurrence In tho financial measures connected
herewith.
DISPUTE IN TIE COMMONS
In tho House Of Commons, upon SIR Stafford North
cote proposing 10 90 into Committee upon the Royal
Message relative TO the marriage, and on
the proposed grant to the Duke, Sir Charles
Dilke (rad!caD moved amendment 20
postponing consideration OF the subject until the gov
eminent lays before the House return showing the
number OF princes and princesses mus endowed and
other inisrmatou the subject since the accession
OF William Ill
the CROWNS PocKxr MONEY.
lie argued that such applications had hitherto only
been with Wow to providing for the
TO the throne. He iurthor pointed out that, indie.
pcndsntiv Of this, grants made during previous
reigns could not DO considered presidents, as the
Crown nov possessed private landed properly, OF
which no Information had been granted as to It's
amount
DEFENDING TIE CRANE
Sir Stafford Northcote pointed to the fact
than was tina, Of George Nv. Tho application was
not unprecedented, as various grants had been
made to younger sons OF sovereigns though IRE.
spectve Of their marriage In conclusion, tho Chan
color eulogzcd tho Duke OF Connaugnt
PRINCES
Mr.. George Anderson advanced liberaD. member
for Glasgow, complained that the princes did nothing
for their money, but were immersed in pleasures
GLADSTONE SUPPORTS IT..
Mr.. Gladstone supported tho government He
showed the necessity Of making separate applica-
ton In each case. Tho control OF Parliament over
Tho Crown was thus strengthened.
AGREEMENT IN COMMITTEE
The House finally, by vote Of 800 yeas TO 80 nays
decided 10 into committee In com mittsc II do.
cdcd without division to grant tho Duke oil Con-
naught $50, 900 per annum; and In the event OF his
death, bus widow $50, 600 per annum.
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