, 1879-07-16

s cbae,s .. y. psr. 1 b.. @ hotn m M .snt back to tho
c.us. . rvnr
Presidents tho tight to cali Tor troops
BY NAIL.
rnIxcs A1nrInnnn or nu1aAnrA ao,so 70
cnssr. s1,rnrt'r.
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RaFta is. after a1l going TO constantinopfe for
the invcstttllre. When the communication was
made to him hy Turkh,n Bcr. The Turkish Am
ha,,sdnr H. no,ns .,'a. H.. s,,,,sn al mi viii
h'm to come at present. to bis capital seeing DIS
presence there mtglt give rise to hostile doH'on-
STATIONS on the part of tue s,at.omedan refugees
from Bulgaria a,,d Eastern ],oumcl!s, but
.l:at 1e would send him tho betas OF 'n'e:t,. 81,
turc to Any bulgarian town he might namc' tle
Prince in reply, requested Turkhau Boy to In
form the suttan ti,at. though he appreciated
.he motives prompting u'e wish Of hts Aales1s'
~ "oola oe 10 MN master OF great 1ee'e' 4
lc wore debarrcd from presenting himself per-
sona.lv 10 his halcsty and receiving out of bis
hant,s tl,o ,nvr.nt,,re ~ of1icr' Tia hnI.
thn pr;ncn ."ta .1ano " the oss re,,,d ., ~.
Courts al all ,jle s1rnaiory Powers. presenting
himself personally to The various sovereigns, It
was. therefore. In ha opthion, at tho mora In
snpehs nnaoin on n,1n 70 present himself 70 MS omn
ris. ~ M1 - he % .S. @ nIt s't
possible, 10 aTnid. II t,e Rnjtan
believed that Lis psescuce might possibly
occasion an unpleasane dsmonstIation,
shsn. sns.' Eont.ngeocy m,the DC asolaeu " n!s
In contntn,tntcl II. tt,crcfnrc asE.d III. Mi.
csty to allow him Il, proceed directly from the
steamer to the palace, to .c-cmbark ut ouco af-
ter having seen his MaiestJ and received the In
vcsttt1tft, Wheu he would continue hIs Journey
to varna, rcserytnc TO himself 10 pay the visit
tntenflcd for another time when it might snit
bis Majesty's convenience.
~, Ths Is. suswsr Of II! Prince Alc1snaes p5o'used
condition suRgcsted bY the Prince By which 10
mold ali danger OF apY demonstration aeainst
Ills person was at once accepted. Tho Princo
was informed tl,at bis Majesty concurred in lie
view that the steamer bringing the Prince
should come up the Bosphorut and anchor
before dc Palace Of Dolnlabactche. The
| Sultan would t.Icre receIve tho Prince
and hasltl to him personally The bcfat OF
OF Turkish men.of- war anchored in front Of tic
palace, who, with their boots, keep order on
such ceremonial occns!ops. The means were
thus At hand for preventing any unpleasant
| demonstrations that might BE- ATTEMPTED tY tho
| Noslan1nedan refugees.
rur pnon.n,,,r,ys ~ .r.7p,,x po,,7,cs.
VIII. .wnn.esv Mps,cr,
Tim e,cetfoos ne' for t',e Anslr,.o nn Rc,ch,,,th
have terminated, They resulted In the return
| Of 17} members Of the various Liberal groups
|
and 175 Conservatives and Nationalist.
The Vienna correspondent Of tho D1ly 1as-
oroph, wrislnr two weeks mo, mado the follow
inr fnttrc.,n9 ,ncrn}nt,on. regarding The f,,t,,re
% s1,.'a. .. 'ss s,aa.;a t.'I ",n ns
Of Austrian politics: "Ihe elections Will end
as has been anticipated, for 1t can already be
seen that The Liberals will BE- worsted BY the
uuton Of TIC clcrico.fcndals and the great land
owners The flrst result will bc the replacement
OF tho present Cts'Lelthau Ministry BY such
Cabinet us will Undoubtedly In the end
occasion Court Andrassy's retirement
from the Presidency. The next Cabl-
! net will favor tho so~callca equality
ot all the Austrian. nations, do away wiih tho
hungarian leaderahip, change the foreign poll-
cy, nnd rcmove Count Audrassy from the For
i elRu Oilicc, Notwithstanding hfs favor With the
Emperor being rs great as ever, and t!lc friend;
to 10 stronger than hitherto. Tic lattor cir:
cumstancc IL constantly ndduced as a proof OF
Count AndrnssY'a position being uusl1aken.
lloweys. truo tllat may be. It cannot change,
| but wit, onIy postpone, events which, while
stu In tie embryo stucc, may perhaps
b. :trong enough to in1lue9ee ,, s t@s poltG; % o!
| Taus1aytsn tD unread pycr tItc whole Balkan