New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
RUSSIA SEEMINGLY SATISFIED.


FLICTING OPINIONS IN ENGLAND.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 80, 1878.
In an article on the Congress proceedings
the Journal de ST. Petersburg says: "Now that the Bull
garian questions Opposed of, the views OF Europe
which have hitherto regarded the integrity OF Turkey
in the light Of dogma, have undergone total change
Europe recognizes the necessity Of the late war by
sancOning its results This bears testimony to the sue
ability and prudence of Russian diplomacy which
may he congratulated upon having obtained the object
for which II has striycn."
LONDON JOURNALS on THE RESULTS.
LONDON. juno 80 1873.
The English press differ greatly in opinion to the
results thus far reached in the Congress-.
The Daily Ners Liberal says: 1t is not for to pro-
ess any of the that have been i'm
posed Turkey by the Congress, but confess that
we how Her Malesty's present advisers
come with credit out OF the whole transaction The
ducst Turk must now SEQ that Turkey would have had
far better terms II she had submitted to the recommen
datiOns made by the COustantinOple Conference"
The Saturday RerieV [Oonservativel says: "a COM
parsOn between the map attached to the Treaty OF San
stefano and the limits OF Bulgaria defined by the
Congress largely but inadeduately represents the SER
vice which the Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary
have rendered England aud to Europe. The means by
even more valuable than the material result"
The Standard IConseryativel says The delimtation
Of Bulgaria though II leaves with something much
better than had been conceived In the Treaty OF San
SefauO, cannot De regarded as IN any sense
for England, aud It will be still less favoraby viewed
by the people OF this country IL IL Intended TO be the
and end OF our diplomatic exploits. For all prac-
teal PURPOSES the danger against which we proposed 10
guard Europe remains almost as great as 1t was'
The Tunes independently " The Congress, Ike
most reasonable assemblies has disappointed equally
both OF the extreme which had been taken OF its
prospecs II has been sitting for than fort
night but the questions when threatened most directly
the peace Europe have been, IN substance, solved
England having secured the barrier OF the Balkans 10
Turkey. No compromise on minor points destroys the
value OF such % concession
PROGRESS OF THE CONGRESS.
When lord Salisbury, at the Congress- urged the adj
mission OF Greece TO advocate her interests the
ground that the say et had advocate in Russia
the Turkish pleuipotentares declared that the Porte
was the sole representative OF the Say Bulgarian ana
Greek population OF the Ottoman Empire. Prince
Gorschako present at the session OF the Congress
to-day The Greeks were admitted.
IA affirmed thathe Congress Friday unanimously
authorized Austrian occupation Of Bosnia and Herzego
VIVA, the Turks alone raising objections.
Tne Congress agreed TO grant the Turks Mating
stations on road the Balkans but they Will not be
allowed 10 quarter troops ON the inhabitants.
THE USE or INDIAN TROOPS COMMENDED.
General Sir Garnet WOlseley declares in magazine
article that posterity will acknowledge the benefit con-
ferrcd on England by Lord Beaconsnelds mastery
policy in thus utilizing this vast mine Of military
strength India, he Il recruiting ground Yaster
than all Europe put together.
RUSSIAN RULE AT ADRIANoPLE.
The Russians at Adrianope have introduced the Rus
sian fiscal system Of eyyng high duties In advance and
farming out tithes