The sun., 1878-06-11
TIE SITUATION IN EUROPE.
THE PROPOSAL FOR THE DIssOLUTI0D
OF THE REICHST4O
Bismarck Counting upon n Political Reve-
iutioD-The Emperor William Improving
-Germnn Socialists In Paris Arrested.

Bismarck Counting upon Political Revo-
IutioB-The Emperor William Improv,rs
-Germnn Socialists In Paris Arrested.
BELRIN, June 10-The Liberal newspapers
regret the proposed dissolution Of the Reichs-
stag They profess to believe that q Liberal
majority will again be returned to Parliament.
more than ever determined to resist the rcac-
tionary policy, whereas. II the present Parlia-
ment is reconvoned and definite bill against
socialistic agitation and lawlessness submitted.
the majority would accept II. and thus save tho
country from reactlonary and utramontane ex-
perments. The Government does not share
tho bolief that the Liberal majority will be re-
elected. Prince Bismarck evidently counts
upon a thorough political revolution, which will
enable MN not only to prosecute the campaign
against the Democrats, but to carry those meas
ures OF economic and domestic policy which he
transaction with the National al Liberals at Z he
,ne , oi H1rr Be9nngsens entry into the Cabi-
The Federal Council will decide to-morrov
upon prussias proposal for dissolution Of the
An, official bulletin. timed o.i o'clock this
evening, says: Since morning there has been
real advance toward Improvement in the En-
peror's, condition. He sat up in an arm chair
for. eight hours. Ho feels materially stronger
PARIS. June lO.-The Temps learns that tho
French police. complying with reaiIest of the
German Government. made descent on Satur-
day on the houses Of several Germans in Paris.
OF DIR. Modelling. Two persons were arrested.
detained some hours and released. The policd
are satisfied that no indications Of conspiracy
exist.
LoNDoN. June lo.,-In tho Radzwll Pal
by Prince Bmark s tho work o
rooms for the Meeting Of tho Congress is nc
lively golng, on. The arrangements ofthe inte-
to a yestibule. which leads 10 a room set apart
for the secretaries 2f the Congress. This room
opens into the hall Of the Congress. which Id
nttet up in magnificent style. This saloon ia
imposing, in dimensions 9nd very tastcfuly
deie3ratsd Tne carpet + Of light color with
hall y II table shaped like horseshoe. at the
middle Of which. on the outer side. is placed ths
side OF tho saloon. near the secretaries chnm-
Der. arc two conference rooms. to which the
members OF the Congress- may retire for con-
sultalon. On the other side is u buffet which
opens upon the garden and coonnade.
pdria rfi.hcg cn M2n,n9hn WI rcaen Berlin from
there will be- lett in charge Of Count Won Wesdeh-
len. Councillor Of the Legation. NJ. waddingon.
the French Plenipotontaryt to the Congress- cd
Paris on sunday night for Berlin. Prince
GortenaSou accompanied by Barons yomim
aud Fredercks and several secrctnries left st.
Petersburg for Berlin to-day. Count Cort tho
Italian Plcnipotrntiary 10 the Congress- also
started for Berlin to-day.
CarathcOdori who has been raised 10 tho
grade Of Pqsha and appointed Chief Plenipotcn-
tiary for the Turks in the Berlin Congress, is a
pure Greek and a Christian. He has been
Under Secretary Of Foreign Affairs throughout
the late complications and is the author Of most
Oh lilt Nldlf documents on ttN subject Issued
from the Turkish Foreign Office during the
period designated. The appointment OF a
Christian the first and n prussian tMehemet
AID AS the second PlenipotentHry is unprece-
dent,d in the history OF the Porte. and IL re-
garded as clever move ON the part Of the
Turks to demonstrate the equality OF all the Ot-
tOman subjects under the new Constitution.
A Berlin despatch says the appointment Of NJ.
Rosetti. President OF the Roumaninn Chamber
OF Deputies. "a Acting Premier during NJ Bra
tiano's absence at the Berlin Congress has
creatcl . bitter feeling against Roumnnia and
Prince Charles because Rosctti Ia u wcll-known
Socialist Democrat agitator.
Pressing demands reach Constantinople from
| the Pomak camp in the Rhodopc mountains for
| aid i'll behalf OF over one hundred thousand
refugees. who fled thither from the Russiana
and Bulgarians. The leaders OF the i'm
| surrectiOn beg that competent persons
| be sent to administer relief TO the sck
| and Starving and also 10 see that tho country La
| not ~ arms against any power. but is only de-
| fonding Itself against Bulgarian violence Thev
| ask whether 1t IL not possible for England 10 do
| something to put stop 10 the outragrs
| CoNsTASTlNoPLE, June lO.-The Minister Of
| Foreign Affairs telegraphed yesterday to tho
Turkish Ambassador at London. positively do
| claring apOcryphal the statement that the Porte
had issued memoranduin relntve t. the pres
| sure exercised by the Rus sian Plenlpotentinries
| during the negotiation of the treaty Of san
| StefanO.
| Osman Pasha has been appointed Marshal OF
| the Aalace. He retains the command OF tho
| nrmSfor tho defence OF Constantinope. Said
| Enendi, chief Of tie military houshold of tho
| Sultan. has been appointed Minister Of tho In
| terror.