Daily globe., 1878-03-21

& q, 1873.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Austria Criticises England--England Pro-
duces bad Impression In Russia--Russia
Buying Torpedoes---Reported Agree
ment Between Russia and England
Summary of the Treaty.
SUMMARY OF TIE TREATY.
LONDON, March PA Vienna correspon-
dent summarizes the official text of the
treaty of peace. The treaty is substantially
the same as already telegraphed. The terri
tory cededto Montenegro is, however, twice
as large as Montenegrins could have claim
ed on the basis of the.possibilities. This de-
cision of territory is princi palIy
to the northeast, Servia being considerably
increased on the southwest, the Turks to gain
access to Bosnia and Herzegovina without
entering nervla or Montenegro, but must
cross the Montrogona mountains. The from
tier of Bulgaria extends further west
than was at first stated, the new boundary
being formed by the river Struma approach
Ing within few miles of Salonica. Russia,
however, has made concession that in one
year after the introduction of the new
regime in Bulgaria, the Porte, Russia
and European cabinets may egree to asso-
ciate the special delegates with the Russian
commissioner, who is charged with reorgan-
lzation of the province after the treaty CON
ciutes. After exchange Of ratifcations, q
place and time will be agreed upon provid-
ing this act with solemn forms
usual with treaties of peace, but the con-
tracing parties are formally bound from
the moment of the ratification. The cor
respondent remarks that thus far, although
the cooperation of powers is not
distinctly mentioned az necessary to
make peace defnitive, still admission is indi-
rectly made that atsomething more is required.
STANDING ON THEIR DIGNITY.
LONDON, March 2O.-Hobart Pasha inyit-
ed the principal leaders of the insurrection
at Macr'nitza to meet him for q parley with
view to suspension of hostilities in Thes-
saley. his letter was addressed to "The
chiefs OF the malcontent party" They re-
Piled that if Hobart Pasha wished an inter.
view with the chiefs of the provisional gov
ernment OF the province they would send an
envoy to meet him.
AUSTRIA CRIT1cIsINa ENGLAND.
VIENNA, March 2o.-It is urged in officia
circles that England has no ground to make
war without first going to the congress- Il
she does she will have the disapprobation O
Germany and Austria. If England compro
misses the congress, Count Andrassy's polio,
will be thwarted, aud the hopes of an ulti
mate Anglo-Austrian understanding must b,
abandoned. The Berlin cabinet holds th,
same view.
TYPHUs IN ASIA.
LONDON, March 20.-Advices from TiAi
state that typhus is raging among the Rus
sian troops in Asia. Generals Melikoff, Sa
lomief and Schelkofnikof are reported t,
have died. It is believed more men hav
been lost by sickness since the cessation o1
arms than on the battle fields during tn
war.
HIGH LIFE MARRIAGE.
LONDON, March 2O.-The marriage of tn
Earl of Rosebery to Miss Hannah d
Rothschild, only daughter of Baron d.
Rothschild, was celebrated to-day. Firs
civilly at registers Office, and again il
Christ church, Mayfair.
RUSSIAN Staff HoMEwARD BOUND.
LONDON, March 20.-A special from Per,
the 18th says: Gen Gourko's staff and man,
other officers start for Odessa to-day. Gourkt
himself remains at San Stefano. The de
parture of the guard is delayed in conse
quence of the Porte's refusal to permit EN-
barkation at Buyukdere.
THE CONGRESS.
The semi-oficial Political Correspondence
of Vienna prints St. Petersburg lettel
which declares England's claims have pro
duced so bad an impressid4 in Russia tha
the meeting of the Congress is doubtful
Nevertheless it is believed in Vienna ant
Berlin the Congress will meet the I'd O
April.
THE coNsIsToRY.
ROME, March 20.-The consistory, th
29th inst, will be held, with formalities OBJ
served, at the consistories before 1S7O Th
English cardinals have been invited to tn
proclamation of the Catholic hierarchy o
| Scotland.
! SALTPETRE AND TORPEDOEs.
BERLIN, March 2O.-North and sout
German newspapers express great anxet
about Austria's future. Russia is buyin
large quantities of saltpetre and torpedoes.
| GREEK RESURRECTION.
LONDON, March 2o.-A dispatch fror
Athens reports Hobart Pasha having agree
not to lombard the villages on the coast 9
Thessaly, the insurgent leaders have cor
sented to enter into negotiations with him q
Volo to-day, on condition that their oficis
status be recognized.
/ GEN. GRANT.
ROME, March 20.-Gen. Grant and part
arrived here.
The Pope at the next consistory will CON
| plete Cardinal McClosky's investiture, b
formally comforting the hat.
Russ1A's POSITION.
| LONDON, March PA Vienna dispatc
states most positively that Gen. Tcherhosky
late provisional governar of Bulgaria, con-
mitted suicide because he had been threat
ened with removal.
Russia is about to issue an intimation ths
she recognizes the right of each power ind
vidually to demand the discussion of an
stipulation in the treaty, but reserves th
right of refusing to submit such stipulation
to the sanction of the powers, even if a ms
jority desire it.
A press association says it learns on exec
lent authority that within the last few hou1
the government has received hint thu
Russia will yield on the point now at issu
4 National Dairy Fair.
Ur1cA, N. Y, March 2O.-Ata a meeting
the national committee on dairy fair, he]
here to-day, Col. R. d. Littler, Iowa, W;
elected secretary, and it decided to hold