The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-17
'n'.lH E FINAL ACT
THE cove fsis.ss pts.aeg PROGH4MarE
HIRTU.dLLY COMPLETED.

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rIlt1UALLY COMPLETED.
CLOSING WEEK or THE coNGREss.
.s LONDON, July l2.The treaty of peace
contains sixty clauses and ID reported to be
the largest eyer ktioHti.
a Berlin dispatch states that during the
discussion reiatiye to the boundaries of Bay
azld valley the Russians suddenly claimed
the pass OF sswia. Tho claim, however, was
,not58allowed. Grave fears again arose on
Thursday might, Count schouyalotf during
tho discussion of the clauses concerning the
Dardanelles having attempted to re-
strict The sultan's right of issuing
special permits for the passage Of foreign
tnlpas,t-ofrxar, or calling foreign fleet to his
cid, Lord Salisbury therenpon declared
that England considered her engagements
relative to closing the straits limited to an
engagement to respect the sovereign rights
OF the Forte IN that regard. Prince Gort-
IS, showed much anger, but afterwards
arranged g co1npfomise with Lord Beacons.
held. by which the sttstN qat1 is continued
Berlin special says at Thursday d sitting
Of the congress the Russian suggestion for
the esaactmant Of a ciause providing for ex-
ecutlye measures id case Turkey delayed in
carrying out the treaty was again rejected.
The clause relative to Greece. Which
will oblige Turkey to Immediately
take hsr claims into serious consideration
and the clause authorizing Austrian occupa-
ton We're inserted in the treaty.. All the
plenlpo tentiaries will leave Berlin Saturday
and Sunday. 81.
FRANCE fRRlra FHp. E
7ifoNDds, july is.- T'fo,nti what may be
gathered abroad there seems to be no really
serious dissatisfaction at the steps England
has taken regarding Turkey. The scare in
France about Cyprus is stated to be by no
means SO great among the general public es
among 8. the professional boliticians The
IttHt31t6Ssqlse Erd7acuSse continues faithful in
suggesting that the French plenipotentiaries
should protest, but the more ref1ecting papers,
like the j ouan0z. DIS Del,ats .and this Tennis;
del'recats aily indulgence Id irritation against
England.
The Manchester G,lardsa1a's correspond
ent states positively that Waddington, the
French minister Of foreign affairs, and pleni-
poteneiery In the congress, has the strictest
guarantee of English respect for French
rights in Syria and Egypt.
The Times Paris correspondent SAYS
Moderate counsels may for the most part be
disregarded, but it may be confidently pre-
dieted that; as IN case Of the suez canal ptit-
chase; the present irritntioii against England
will be very short lived
THE LIBERALS.
Regarding the action Of the English Lab
ia t<,f
that the front opposition bench in the house
Of commons viii ndt hastily give d. formal
Challenges I'd tho governments policy. 4
MEETING was held yesterday Of Radicals who
desire to urge the liberal chiefs into action
but Lord Harring ton, the Liberal leader, and
his immediate friends are stated to show no
disposition to give way.
CYPRESS OCCUPIED.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 12.--Mr Barring. OF
the British legation, took possession of
Cyprus yesterday in the name of Great
Britain.
BEAooNsFIELD iii, 81
I,oEDos. July. 12.--C Considerable anxiety
il excited about Lord Beaconsfeldss illness.
since 1t is known that his private physician
has gone to him, but the latest news from
Berlin reports the premier is better
ONLY IMPLIED
4 Berlin dispatch says in consequence of
opposition offered by Gortschakoh, the de-
molition of the Notifications Of Batoum has
not been made obligatory to Russia, but is
5r'y implied IN the designation Of Bafoum
DIS a COMMERCIAL port.
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
BERLIN, July 11-Emperor Williams
physicians have issued another long state
ment in regard to his condition. They as
oribe his snlajesty's relative slow progress
towards recovery to the great loss Of blood,
and OF appetite to- the shock to his system
and to mental depression, His attainable
degree Of strength is not yet rsgained. His
power OF locomotion is small His hands
are helpless, and he can only eat with assist
ance. The physicians; however, are con.
1tdent OF his recovery by the influence of
time and exercise.
PEACEFUL CUBA.
81 HAVANA, July / z. In view of the peaceful
condition of Cuba. the Captain General has
removed the restrictions upon the use of
sciphers in commercial telegraI1s, but re-
serves 10 government the right to require an
exact8tran slatlon of any cipher message be-
fore delivered. s
AMNESTY FOR AFRICAN INSURGENTS.
.ss LONDON, July IA Cape Town dispatch
says the Premier has informed the assembly
that the government would issue inme-
diately general amnesty 70 the insurgerlt
natives, excepting only !. few leaders.
AN EXECUTION BoTCHED.
4 2lME ~. LII Ga, July 12.M Mike
Shaw, the wife N urderer, was hanged here
to-day. His neck was not broken. the body
writhed fearfuiiy. for six minutes after the
fall.
REVOLT IN NEW G LEpoNIst
AR Sl, July July 1.-The t. Governor of New
Caledonia Gal has informed the eminent OF q
revolt of native tribes. Measurements will