The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
Beaconsfeld'S Self-COmplacent Speech
at the Guildhall Banquet.
NO DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
Strength of the German Parlia-
mentary Parties.
ANOTHER. FENIAN RELEASED.
[By CABLE TO THE HERALD. ]

BY CABLE TO THE HxnALD.1
LONDON, August s. 1878.
despatch received at Vienna to-day from Con.
'tantinoDle gives a detailed account OF an nsur-
lection In Herzegovina anu OF the assassination OF
the Governor OF MostaE despatch received in
London from Constantnople. dated August ., de
mes generally the existence Of any nsurrecton In
the Turkish provinces.
ToDLEBEN NOT SUPERSEDED.
The Times Constantinople correspondent tele
graphs that he Is assured trustworthy authority
that the report that General Kaufman would sue
iced General Todeben is untrue.
NO DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT
The Standard announces in Official form, that
there will be no dissolution OF Parliament this
year.
CONSTITUTION ON THE BRAIN.
During the ceremony at Guildhall on Saturday
OF presenting the freedom OF the city to Lords
Beaconsfeld and Salisbury considerable sensation
was created by person who, on the appearance
Of rhe penipotentiarfes shouted ORATORS to the
constitution" The disturber was Immediately
elected
BEACoNsPIELDs SELF aRArULATI0N.
I'm his speech ct the Manson House banquet
Lord BeaconsfeL said he felt confident that Her
Majesty's Ministers had not only maintained the
Interests OF their own country, but had secured
the independence OF Europe He drew sanguine
picture OF the prospects from the Anglo
convention. In support OF the view that 1t was
not hopeless to expect reforms in the adj
ministration OF the Porte, he cited state
ment sent to the Emperor OF Germany
by American missionaries setting forth the tolera-
ton enjoyed by Christians the progress OF educa-
ton, &c. in the Ottoman dominions since the
Crlmean war. Lord Beacomneld said this test.
mony was preferable to any official report 1t was
that OF men of the highest principles and of
sublime character. who devoted their lives to
benefit their fellow creatures
M EVERYTHING IS LOVELY.
his Lordship said that never within his expert
ence had the Srela1ions at the Powers been 50
essentially friendly lsnssian statesmen were con-
vnced that restless, mike spirit must debase,
perhaps even ruin that, Empire. The estrange
ment Of France he. should regard as one Of the
greatest. misfortuues which could happen to
Engan ~ -s4.... Is, s,,.. ...st. s,,os,t s.,.s,
2 SALISBURY ON, TIE RIGHT or INTERPERENCB
Lord Salisbury also addressed the distinguished
company, his speech indicating that the govern
menr had resolved to fully avail OF the right of in
reference In favor OF good government afforded
by the Anglo Turkish convention He urged upon
British statesmen the sinking of all party dlner.
ences in the support of such policy.
1Hx GERMAN xEECrIONA
Complete 'retsrns from the German. elections show
the isowinxrssuits ~ regards the great partSos:-
cesssrvatvss llo Of the various liberal
parties and 90 circumstances sixty-ax second bal.
lots will be necessary.
MODELLING ArTRYPrs SUICIDE
despatch from Berlin says it 10 reported that
Nobiling attempted suicide on Saturday with pair
Of scissors, bus discovered timsso prsvenssuc.
cess.
'irALIA IRKEDKSrA"
despatch from Rome states that-ltalia irredenta
meetings have bsen held n, Lsgs@n. Cessna and
Veilsiri, but they were unimportsnt.
ITALY.
Vienna despatch says Il IL runorsd that serious
nnpessantn has arisen between the Italian ana
Austrian censuls In Bosnia In Consequence OF the
suspected eennvanos OF the former In tho agitation
against Austria.
THE PORTE TIE ALBAMAxs.
Belgrade despatch says II il alleged that the
Porte Is distributing firearms among the Albanians
and melting them against their nstghbora
DOES ENGLAND WANT rxSEDosS
Tho TSes' Constantinopie despatch saysit II per.
sstsny rumored mat England nsgosias,ag for uhs
island oil rencdoa
TIM TRENTON oRzRBoURo
The United States frgats Trenton has arrivsdiat
Cherbourg, from Lisbon
AN AMERICAN MISSIONARY DISTURBED
A Constantnople despatch says the American Mn
lister has sent the gunbest Despatch to.invsstgats
sne case Of an American lady who had founded
sionsry school In Thsssaly, nd who Is SID
been seriously molcstsd oy the Greeks
RELKAsE OF KNOWN rRNrAx
despatch from Dublin asnounces that tlss Fsnian.
Robert Kelly was liberated from Mount Joy Prison on
Saturday on account Of III health. Kelly was tried In
1871 for the killing Of q famous police spy
namod Tablet, but tho evidence OF Dr.
O'Lcary, now Home Rule member Of Parlia-
nsnt for Droghsda, demonstrated that thStmns
sauss Of ralbots death tho unskilhn surgery OF
Tho doctor VINO dressed tho wound and the prisoner
vas acquitted He then convicted Of shsoti ~ 81
.hs policeman who arrested him. and sentenced to
lhesn yssrs' penal scrvitude.