The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-01

sequence Of the energetic representations OF Eng
land that the Roumanlan delegates shall be heard on
Monday when the independence OF Roumania
will probably be proclaimed. It Is said
that Greece has consented to submit
10 the decision Of Europe and refrain
rom ~nr; but II that decision is not
s,ss ael satisfactory 1t will be impossible to re.
1ratt shf populace.
NEAR THE END OF ITS WORK.
RE Il lipotenuaries have declared that they
FiH ssn he nnal treaty before leaving Berlin. 1t
v tseSal this VIII be the 10th or 18th Of July
HANCIs JOSEPH HOPEFUL OF PEACE.
Fa Eperor Francis Joseph closed the Hunga.
R on Saturday. In his speech he took an
eeeiiaEly favorable view OF the relations with
ioFegh Towers and the probability OF peace.
AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION.
dfsltch from Constantinople, dated Saturday
rz SAYS 1t Is understood that Austria Will persist
~ the occupation Of Bosnia and Herzegovina
l9sss yill probably condne herself 80 the protest
5afvet Pacha has already made to Count
Hog, The Austrian Ambassador A later tele-
gram seems to indicate some disposition on the
part OF the Turks to make compromise. 1t Is as
serted that the Turkish plenipotentiaries will de-
mand that only limited portion OF territory shall
be occupied. -. ,.-~ -....N5 s.. Is ~.
DISSATISFIED WITH CARATHEADORL
The Times despctch from Pera, on Friday,
says 1t IS stated that the Porte Is dis
satisfied with Caratheador Pacna, its plen-
ipotentiary to the Congress, and possibly
Saivet Pacha will himself 20 to Berlin with final
and irrevocable Instructions Should the Con.
gress result unsatisfactory to Turkey the oppo-
sition will probably attempt rising
PREPARING FOR AUSTRIA.
The Times correspondent at Vienna says the
news from Serajevo shows that the Turkish
troops moving westward Five battalions
from Now Bazaar viii enter Hexegovina.
Austria has concent rated considerable force on
the frontier so rs to avoid the necessity Of
sending reinforccments after the frontier
has been crossed The latest Official
news. from Constantinople, despatched Sunday
night, says Turkey is negotiating with Austria and
an understanding may be arrived at A despatch
10 the Times from Berlin announces that as now
arranged. the Austrians will cross the frontier on
Tuesday.
OPPOSITION TO MONTENEGRO.
In Fridays sitting OF the Congress Austria re-
fused to allow Montenegro to have any portion of
the shore south OF Antivari.
FIGHTING IN CRETE
telegram IRON SYRIA to Athens reports that
fighting continued at Apocorona, ana several
Turkish men-oi-war took part In the CONFLICT
Armed Mussumans have encamped outside the
town OF Canea and demand the dismissal OF the
governor or the island. =
t.r TROUBLE IN LEBANON.
telegram TO the Standard from Constantlnople
states that the Governor OF Lebanon has been re.
called on account Of his conduct, which nearly
caused an insurrection
BAKER PAcHA SUPERSEDED
Feize Pacha has been appointed to replace Baker
Pacha in the command OF an army CORDS
FErE.
Tho national festival In honor OF the Exnipitiou
took place yesterday, and was great success Tho
Exhibition buildings and grounds, tue 1rocadsro
Palace tho public squares and buildings and in.
Vulnerable private buildings we're decorated and
riumpbal arches spannod tho principal streets The
day oponsd With salutes from guns Of the forn-
cations around Paris The weather was very nns.
Hundreds oil thousands Of people from the provinces
and abroad poured the city The majority Of tho
visitors sought the Exhibition grounds, which were
crowded Al an early hour
STATUE ruK RKpoBlc UNVEILED
when the principal ceremonies OF the day. the IN.
sugnraion OF The statue Of the Rspubnc, began the
mass Of spectators was Immense n. de- Marcsrs the
Minister OF the Interior unveiled the ssatus OF the
nspsbie He delivered an eloquent speech. In wbaob
he declared that the republican party had nov De-
come the nation, and regsnerated France was deter.
mined to enjoy the benefits Of nor dearly bought In.
situations In peace.
xusic AND ILLuniNArroxs.
During tho day there was monster u usieai tote in
hc Garden Of the Tueriss and orchestral and choral
ssncsrss wore given various quarters OIL the city,
Az night approached Illuminalons. private ana
oGlcIs, began appear In all drectioss aud W nns
s'eiock ths bouievards BRIDES, squarss and public
buildings were In a blaze OF many colored Iignss
,omo Of the gas iight decorations were Of Grand
Dimensions ana ingenious construction.
ENTHUSIASM or THE PEOPLE.
The streets were thronged with Mshtsesrs, and In
many places we're for u time impossible. A long
procession, with nambeaux aud electric lights passed
through the Bots do Boulogns and Champs Eiysees 10
the Garden Of tho TuIIeries, dischsrg,ng fireworks
along the limo and cheering they marched through
masses Of spectators wild with enthusiasm. There
we're special displays OF fireworks At the Place du
rrone, the Place d1alis and the But,ss Montmartre
wbieh wsrc witnessed BY immense crowds. The
weather was favorable throushous tine day No acct
tent occurred TO mar tho success Of what proved
be q great popular festival
The Paris correspondents Of the London journals
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