The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-02 00:00:00

THE EASTERN QUESTION.

A ICIL/111 AT TIIII

&tette. TNCIIIneII.
Beiiannic M.Jetity or.. yesterday infonued that
the c ntr,.,„ *ill pr ,behly end in ten dart At the
inning of yesterdat's Rating there was 5 reelly in.
tereoting scene, which ...erve• to h• noticed. Prince
G detained in hi. howl lir gout, bait not been
able to ...tend the Imt oittinra At yesterday'. meeting
be rant. in 1... earring., which stopped at the entrance,
whence the Prince m w•p sei., to d the ~or of the council
monk when every one hostened round him to congratulate
him on the restoration .if his health. S ion afterwards
Prince lii-nisrck declared the sitting opened. Prince
Cl•irtich.kolf then livered permissdin tospesk, and thouch
the preanient exhorted httn to be nested be row with
apparent effort, end amid pe..f.eind rind resvetful silence
said: 'Mr. Preoident. your Encellencie•—After having
been kept awey for several day, fri. roar deliberation.
Ido not Ilk hi re•ppe. among you without making the
fell 'wing Pituntks, • Itich are prompted by the love of
truth end in, to ointry • Dining your late deliberation.
niv r011...mi. (the Pone. here bowed toward. M.
&Gilled and enrol richolivalod) hire emitted you, in the
name of Risen erinceasione f.r wirms.ing three she
thosieht of making.'" 0. bestimt this all lite members
a the Congress emeeed sign. of apprehension. Tie aged
Prince •pnke with effort, in • trembling voice, bolding
arealr to the table, and looking before him with • resolute
expre•sion. mid hi. amid ra began to wonder whether his
words were nit tile prelude to • derlsration nirhdra.i,g
the cone...ohms It owl. hod male. mid whether it we. not
to make this deemr•tion th•t the Prince had braved the
• ewe..e logice imposed on him by his presence in the
C.ngress. U.t.ily, b•iwerer, the plenlnuti ntiarMa were
Goon rea.iireil l.y the Prince committee: "But I mu too
well aware of the feelings which influenced my sillngues
Bo rame any ohjectioto to Ihe conceseion• t hey deemed it their
day, te, oinks. I merely wish ti state to you what is very
well Ita.o.n, that Wiwi. hat maric these wirleces from her
de.ire of pert., end thou the spoke truth when declaring
before. as sell., se the ent if the war, th•t Me merely
eteo4 op on In-hilt of the Chrielians of the Suit. that other
bad no narrow or •ellkh alto, and that having made
sareffliie• in • Sn, in which the Cell. of
Christianity awl riiilisation was alone et stake, h.
twit proved heniell camilde of also makirm •ocriffees for
the greet wotk 4 pacification to which rm. are devoting
year ,ff on.. I si.pp we fin one will gainsay, the rliwy of
Ker •rmy, which h. achieved the in sit Minimnt victorie.,
but IL.. is isi•hes it to kn non that she is desirous of
exchanging the I oarel. iictory nought with the most
v.v... 1.1 ail tor the rut of Weer." Atter • few
sa sssss Lied • it. didte drier. laird hedged to be heard.
Is lens..., which I hare beard greatly extolled, hut of
h,o, I care not leen aide to get the exact teak the
Znelieli Premier, with th it v tried action peculiar to hint,
thue beans: - I feel sure I shot' Interpret y.,e .at..
poosie in •Irprinieled the profound a Iteiralion I twee felt
for the i.e.. of nan n anil friend. and
ipor well in which lie boa given utterance to the true
met moot. of hi. country. lam happy t. think that iii.
• desire for peace, which his guided the decisions of
Wawa in the lite di 11...it...t0me I therefore ha•ten to
eatwe ledge it in the name of this illustrious Conine.,
hetening to in-, on I I Id fitly hope lb ii I shall meet wiih
the as • sentitunds is all its " L id
Beeconolield spoke for several minutes longer, and then
sat d ion, awl the teal Istretne.• the b-pan
alter gni...m.loml wilt Mental in ident. I.y whieii, h .w.
▪ the sonle lord nrodoce I the Int.( ofteilde effect on
all his auditor• N•. that ft island ha• corned her
point at thee in
•sii
Mt.
Swills Li Under., that
pe.44aineey err isgeonenm like oh* .in• recently made
rbite ii. L .n.lon were riveted intoi between •erioue
awo before the opening ot 'he Conference. Under an
arrangement of this Douro r.Sre, fir inir 'son, has the
✓em Aeill le the discussion of ell topics c 'naming
&tie, Z.pio, and Tune..
A Pr r irres..ondent hne leen informed that, on ihil
ferriVal al S • Stefano of the mews thutit timl been decided
at the c.,,,arete that the Turk. WWII demi,i rdi hene
pow...ion of the Balkans, • her of Itineinn odic re
Meemided at the coup declared unit if this demalon Wird
Carrie,' nit they would Meek their sword(
Al e inetentisimits the rev dont diesell.factinn felt
at the rove.e of alfalfa at the Coupes. is reported td be
on the ilierred,
Itisnt.(n-itulthe fresile of Vienna that all offen of
est lenient to sic by It 1.. i• to R quassia in regmd to
Itisearalore having • prop twit. 1. now being msite
throo,h PHo• • Bionsorrk thnt Prince Charles should le
...le the future Piiiioll if 11.11defill Tills prepaid Is
posp..i 5. he opp.med by the It tutu iniall
fear that it will be •ompteal by Prince Charles
for di nestle motive.
Toe ninth Wain, of the 0 lure's took plan on Situ..
dsv, and leited for ne.r.y three hours The Greek
Point. ..amines were prewint foe the 11,.. am.. .4 .4.
Dely•noi. submitted to the Pleninotenti grim. • long
Illemneandum on the subject of the cl unto of %/mem the
readies of *tutu oc•ourel Jesuit an hour and • tiorter.
A eorreepontient at B rlle. however, thinks the Greek
geprowlildtired are not hopeful of nbtainina any terms
which will satisfy the aspirations of limit. country. The
enbjec• of the occupation of IS rani& and Hers °goring has
no, ye, h.., eilialied, and is likely to demand yet some
.aeeteraide deliheration, for it Ii euggestel that, ea she
is sitting on ler the order of the Cmgress, huotria will
demand from Te•key • large peeuniary compensation, not
only for mantenmire of the El isnian refugees for the long
time they b•ve remained in her territory, but also for the
•apenee to which .he bar been put for the post two year.
In ...hie, the (flintier. oaring lo the bad ritninistration
04th. adj vent counrie. Tim P ote, too refuses in the
odor poditiVe Way to assent to the occupation of the.
proiinces,. or, imterd, to one territory which does not
• +Oh,' the ii,ViWon Of flui Steles° or was occupied
alt',. elate .4 that Treoty. it is not, however, smoldered
likely that the will take any twilit., slap audeot it. The
Wies•flien repre.eniotires bare Yet receieed nn hope of
obtaining froi the Penipotentiaries the fulillment of
their deeired, but the •itidect is to time her-we the
C .ogrew tn it .1 The Munict al Council of Berlin hsa
ranted eu ea marks ice- • painting lip Herr von Werner
of &picture catnialawurative •if the C ingrelg.