The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-08
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
HURRY UP THE CONGRESS.
Germany Has Work to Do
at Home.
ASSASSINATION IN RUSSIA.
HURRY UP THE CONGRESS.
ASSASSINATION IN RUSSIA.
The Understanding Between
England and Russia.
VICTORY FOR THE CRETANs.
(BY CABLE TO THE HxRALD,1

1H~ lox CAbLG 10 THE H1BALD,J
az LONDON, June 8, 1873.
A letter has been received at st. Peters
burg from Prince Bismarck. according to
special despatch from the HEsALDs CORE
spondent at the Russian capital, ANNOUNCE
ing his intention to conduct the proceed
ings of the Congress with all possible ra-
pidity, because the recent attempt against
the Emperor's life has shown that Germany
must give especial attention to her own in
ternal affairs.
ASSASSINATION IN RUSSIA.
The Paris correspondent of the HERALD
telegraphs that the Colonel of the
gendarmerie at Kief, Russia, who made
himself SO prominent in the suppression
of the students riot there some time ago,
was assassinated on Thursday in the streets
of Kief.
RUssIA's FEAR OF THE SPECTRE
The Times Vienna correspondents says that in
consequence OF the dread Of socialism Russia's
present policy seems to be to make peace quickly.
MORE SATISFACTORY THAN EXPECTED
The Times St. Petersburg despatch says the
terms OF the so.Engsh arrangement are said
to be more satisfactory than expected. Great con-
ndence Is felt in the result OF the Congress- The
most serious dnicuIty Tor the moment is Austria's
objection to the cession OF Antlvari to Monte.
negro.
FRANCES ACCEPTANCE OF THE INVITATION
In the French Chamber OF Deputies at Versailles
yesterday afternoon. M Waddlngton, Minister or
Foreign Affairs, in answer to an interpella-
ton on the Eastern question, read the reply
of the French government to the invitation
to the Congress, consenting to participate on con-
dition that the discussion be confined to questions
Immediately raised by the war. M. Waddington
assured the Deputies that the maintenance OF
peace was now almost certain. The Chamber
unanimously expressed approval OF the Minister'S
statement
.seNt RoUMANIA MUST FIGHT RUSSIA.
The Daily TeieOrdpNs Vienna correspondent
says:-"Roumanla has just officially notified the
Austrian government that she will not cede Bes-
Sarabia. even in obedience to decision Of the
Powera'
srRANGLED OR SICK?
A Constantin0ple despatch to the Daily Ne,cs,
VIA Syra says:-"Some thing serious has happened
at the palace. The Sultan has not been to the
mosque" (The Constantinople date is not given
to this despatch)
TROUBLE IN EGYPT.
The Times Paris correspondent says:-.'A letter
BY Hahn Pacna. uncle or the Khedive, is published
plainly putting forth his claims to tho succession
to the viceroyaity OF Egypt"
BACK IN ST. PETERSBURG.
Count Schouvalon, the Russian Ambassador to
prru fho
Ambassador at Berlin, who are to at.
tend the Berlin Congress, and Chakir Pacha,
the Turkish Ambassador to St. Petersburg, have
arrived at St Petersburg. Count Schouvalon and
Prince Oubril mad an audience OF the Emperor yes
terday. They viii start for Berlin on Sunday 1t
is stiIl hoped that Prince Gortschskon VIII be able
to attend the Congress, but 1t Is not yet certain.
AUsrRo-BuxGARIAN AryAIRa
The Lower House OF the Austrian ReichsYath has
lnaiiy passed n bill providing the means Tor realizing
Tho sixty million forms credit The Austrian and
aungarisn delegations have arrived At agreement
IN the points OF the budget which they have NTH.
nto differed. The Of the Austrian delegation
Ia closed.
TURKEYS PLENrorExriARrxs TO BxRLrx
The Turkish Pienipotentiaiiss have LETT Constans,.
nopie for Berlin.
GKRMANY's SECOND REPRESENTATIVE
~1hs Daily NsWs Paris correspondent asserts that
Prince Hohenlohc, German Ambassador to Franco.
will Be the second plcnipotentiary Of Germany 10 tho
Congrssa
TURKS MoSTESEoRixs
The difficulties have been renewed with regard 10
the Turkish and Montsncgrin forces the nsignbor-
hood Of scutar. They mutually each other OF
nenscing movements The Prince OF Montsnsgro
s,scla,ms all responsibility for possible collision.
A cRErAS VICTORY
The Vienna Political Correspondence says:-"Flfsy-
ghree hundred Cresan insurgents after obstinate nght.
lng compelled the Turks TO retire 10 the coast towns
Ehs Crstans determined continue the struggle
sntil they have obtained . union with Greece"
the sERvfAN PARLIAMENT.
The servian Skoptschina has been convoksd 70 meet
n Krsgsjsvasz on the 8sn Of July.
THEIR wARLfKE PREPARArioys
The ssrvians continue with energy their military
efforts to obtain adm ssion 20 the Congress
.a8 ADJOURNMENT rnx BRirfsH PARLIAMENT.
Tho Houses OF Parliament have adjourned for tho
wbiisuntide holidays, tho Commons 70 Juno Ia and
she Lords to juno II.
-W THR LAST oRossRR xuRvuRsr
The hull Of the wrecked German iron.clad Grosser
Euri0rst 10 broken In two
COTTON srRIxR At AN END.
On Exchange at Manchester yesterday, the opinion
prevailed thatths cotton strike viii be terminated By
we end Of next week.
A PLEASANT DAT.
The weather In LONDON yesterday vas fair.
DREADFUL C0LLIERY EXPLOSION.