The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-05
fELECRAPHIC !. NEWS Il
From All Parts OF the
World.
SUCCESS OF ENGLAND'S POLICY.
More Changes in the Turkish
Ministry.
SUCCESS OF ENGLAND'S POLICY.
SIGNING OF THE NEW POSTAL TREATY.
Trotting In Prospect at the Paris
Exhibition.
THE HAPPY KING OF SLAM.
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LBx CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, June s, 1873
AL tho Cabinets have accepted Germanys In
utaton to the Congress which Is to meet IN Berlin
ON the lsth inst
SUCCESS OF FIRM POLICY.
The Times, In leading editorial article this
morning. says:-"The government deserve very
great credit for the clearness Of view and frmness
with which they have adhered 70 the principle OF
Tree discussion or the Treaty OF San Stetano. Their
success will have the legitimate effect OF enhanc-
Ing me authority with which this country viii
enter upon tho coming discussion" a.A
THEY WILL sUir
The Times approves the selection OF Lords
Beaconsdeld and Salisbury ana says 1t win GER
tainly conauce to the despatch OF BUSINESS and add
weight to the conclusions OF the Congress, and that
itis In spite OF some disadvantages, probably, on
the whole, the best that could have Deen made.
TURKISH MINISTERIAL CHANGES. !; .
An imperial hiatt has been issued at Constantine
pie appointing Safvet Pacha Grand vizier and Min
lister or Foreign Analrs, vice Ruchdi and Phosphore
Mustapha Pacha Minister Of War, vice Mahmoud
Damad Pacha The hiatt recommends that the
Ministry maintain the tranquility and security OF
all classes or citizens and cultivate friendly rela-
tons with foreign Powers
MARITAL LAW IN CROATIA. M
claimed martial law on the SlAvonlan. Banat from.
tiers In consequence OF outbreaks OF Bosnian
rengees.
BRITISH SQUADRON AT CRETE.
The Britiah Channel squadron has arrived at
Crete.
QUIET AT STEAMBOAT
Advices from Constantinople indicate q better
state OF feeling there and the subsistence OF re.
cent excitement ana anxiety.
cIoHx or THE POSTAL coNGREas.
Tho International Postal Treaty has been signed At
Psris. Ahthe changes adopted look toward unIiorm-
n.y. TAs charges throughout the world except 10 The
Indhn and trans United States services arc uniform
The separate proposals concernng the use Of exchange
letters with declared valuo and Of money
orders are adhered to only by tho group OF countries
composing tho Continent OF Europe. Book packets or
swo Kilograms can be sent drought tho Postal Union
JApAx TO MANAGE HER OWN AFFAIRS.
Tho right OF Japan 10 control her own postal SER
vice entire rs admitted principle The British and
French Post ofiicss 70 be shortly removed from
japan. Mr.. Brysn, tho japanese Commlssionsr, has
bean negotiating 70 that end during the past year
The Postal Union Treaty is 10 takc eiIcct In April
as7s Switzerland continues the administrator Of
ths Postal Union with the International Bureau at
Dsrue. a. heretofore Tho closing session OF tho In
sernasional Postal Congress was held yesterday
TRofriNG PARIs xxHIsIrfox
Among the sumst 10 be voted by the Fronch Cham.
bess for the ietss during the Exhibition Is the item OF
o00l t$l2 0o0) for the International troltng races
In tho Bots dc Boulogd9 military review will be
held on Thursday, tho Goth oil the present MONTH in
stead Of on Sunday usua partly In Difference 10 the
objections OF many visitors 10 attending IL ON Sunday
rHx KING OF SIAN INDEPENDENT
Adv'ces from Singapore represent that tho threat
sncd difficulty between China and Siam has boon
avered and that tho relations OF those countries are
now harmonious. China renounces her attempt 10
exact tribute from Siam. Az the treaty Powers havo
nov recognized tho complete Independence OF Siam.
coxeoLs rHR HIGHEST TWENTY YEARS
Tho successful conclusion OF tho negotiations for
CongPess taken great burden anxiety from the
public mind. Consols touched higher prices on Mon
day than thsy have reached at any tmc within tho
last twenty years. Silver was quoted yesterday az
So lid per ounce.
eHkSGE IN rug WEATHER
Yesterday morning opened bright and warm, but at
two O'Clock IN the afternoon the weather was uh-
scttied