The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-14
PRICE THREE CENTS.
BEAC0NSFIELD'S CONGRESS.
BISMARCK PLAINLY TOLD TO WAT7
BRITdIN'S PLEASURE.
Sir Garnet Woiseiey Preparing 90 Mess
DisraeIrs Acquisition Useful - Auststas
Soiicitude for the Future of Turkey.


Sir Garnet woi.eiey Preparing 20 Mess
DisraeIis Acaui-ition Useful Au.tsta.
soiicitude for the Future of Turkey.
LONDON, July l3.-At Yesterdays sitting
OF the Congress. Prince Bismarck moved that
supplementary conference be held next autumn
either at Constantnoplo or Berlin. but Lord
Salisbury declared his inabiltyto acccde to any
proposal interfering with tho Immediate sub-
mission OF the papers TO tho English Parlia-
ment. and the motion was thrown out.
Tho Times publishes this afternoon nearly ths
whole OF the text Of the treaty Of Berlin. Thoss
parts referring to Asia and the limits OF Seryis
and Eastern Roumolia are missing. The treaty
contains hfty-eight articles. Tho Times ver-
sion. which Is declared at Berlin to bo unauthen-
tic. contains lfty-scven articles. and makes no
mention OF two important questions. namely.
the Dardanelcs and Armenia. II is
probably an early copy. obtained before
final revision. It's first twelve articles relate Ia
Bulgaria, which Is constituted m autonomatic
tributary principally. under tho suzorainty Of
national militia. These articles further regu-
late the election Of the Prince by notables at
TirnoNa; arrange q provisional Government
previous TO his election and lay the bases of ths
Government after his election.
Articles l3 to u inclusively. relate to the new
province called Eastern Roumelia. south oi
the Balkans, which IL placed under the dircd
military and political authority of the Sultan.
conditions Of autonomous administration. The
Governor is tQ be appointed by The Porte. with
Article twenty-five fixes the Russian occupa-
tion at ninc months from the signature Of the
treaty OF Berlin. Article twenty three. provide:
for Austrian occupation and administration oi
Bosnia and Herzegovina. Articles twenty-foM
70 thirty inclusivcly, relate to Montenegro.
thirty-one to thirty-nine. TO Servia: forty to
lfty-four, 10 Roumania aud the Danube; fifty
five and nfty-siX To Greece and Crcte and ility-
seven TO religious equality In the Turkish do
The British Government appears to be bus,
with the details u the military and civil ostab.
announce the appointment Of II Postmaster fof
The island. and other officials for the admins:
Wolseley has already. 1t Is said. under consd.
GRAFTON n scheme Of II financial company for in.
Producing railways ON the island. Arrange
ments are also being made for laying now
submarine cable TO Alexandria. which will givt
direct communication with England. Amona
ne schemes brought To- the surface by the
| English occupation OF Cyprus il that Of tht
Euphratcs Valley Railway. The Duke Of Suth.
| erland and others are in active communications
with the Government ON the subject, and II Is
said that I. within a reasonable time, il appears
| full. 1t is possible the country will be asked tc
| siyc a guarantee for the proposed railway.
\ despatch from Vienna SAYS Arstrla mani
| tsctor Of Turkey IN Europe. rs England has
be"pmc the guardian and protector OF Turkey
and confidential conferences with tho Turkish
envoys at Berlin. and the, Austrian Minister a.
and his Prime Minister on several occasions
| II was supposed that these conferences had foI
| their object the adjustment Of the arrangemenh
| for the occupation OF Bosnia and herzegovina
| but Il is now rumored that Austria proposes te
aid the Sultan in preserving order and in nd.
ministering good government throughout the
whole OF his dominions
| BERLIN. July 13.-The Congress held its las'
| sitting to-day All the plcniputentiarics and
other members were present in full dress. as M
| tho opening Of the Congress. The proccedingf
commenced at half past 2 and ended at o'clock
| The treaty was signed by all the plcnipotcntia.
rics alphabetically, The secretaries attended
previously at | o'clock in the afternoon t
| afilx the plenipotentiary senls to each copy
| After the signature. Count ADdrassy warmly
| culOgizcd Prince Bismarck > Presidency. Prince
y Bismarck thanked the plcnipo,cnturies fos
| their indulgence. The proceedings terminated
| with grand court dinner this evening at the
| White Hall Palace. The Crown Prince Frad-
| "rck william congratulated the illustrious
statesmen upon the realization Of his hopes
! TINT the blessing Of peace crowned thcir
/ eh 'rs. He declared Il at Grrmany y cooperation
| can bee counted on for all that tends 20 securs
| and preserve this great benefit lie drank the
| health of the plenipotentiaries Of the soyer-
| cigns Of the Governments who this memorable
day signed the, tr atty OF Berlin. The only alb
| sentecs from the banquet were l. ri Bracons-
| field ami Prince Guitrhukon.
The German semi -oiii 'ial press publish long
| raans, rejoicing and triumphing in the sigma
| tur" Of the treaty OF pence.