Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18
EUROPE.
sPEcuLATIoHs REGARDING THE
BERLIN CONGRESS.
Reported Agreement Between Aus.
tria and Russia.
tsPrcIAL DispArcHEs TO TIE Coin HrII
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The MERLIN Cousresa,

The berlin Congress.
LONDON. Juno 1.-THE questions which
threaten the success Of the congress arr
believed TO DO In the cession Of Antivari to
Montenegro, the position Of Roumella In
relation to Turkey. and Of the administrs,
tive and governmental organization Of
Roumelia. Bessarabia will DO yielded tc
the personal wishes Of the Car. and Rou'
mania will accept Dobrudja In exchange
The territorial concessions In Armenia will
not meet opposition from England. The
question OF wal indemnity will DO settled
by the appointment OF . commission q
collect Turkish and pay over q
certain proportion to Russia annually. OF
To capitalize such . proportion by . for
eign loan aud pay Russia's claim In bulk,
In all these speculations no account Is Ia.
ken OF possible opposition from tho Turks
themselves. Carathadori Pasha Ia making
preparations for O vigorous representation
Of Turkish interests.
BERLIN. June 1.-THE session OF the
congress to-day lsstcd nearly three hours.
Tho question OF tho admission OF Greece
was definitely brought forward. but no de.
cision was reached. Tho question has a..
sumed more importance than at first ex.
pected. Confidence In . peaceful result,
which will assure legitimate influence In
each Of the powers principally interested,
il increasing. An understanding DO.
tween Russia and Austria Is considered
certain.
LONDON. Juno ls.-A correspondent d
Berlin telegraphs: Al present England,
Russia and Austria are actively engaged In
discussion. whilst Germany. France and
Italy. the two first named because OF mu'
tual fear, maintain 0 strict reserve. Greece
will present her claims TO Epirus. Rhodes,
Samos aud Crete. England docs not and
cannot agree 10 the congress having au'
thority 10 dispose Of territory which Tur'
key has not agreed 10 surrender. Russia
will have to 20 far beyond the limit Of
tho concessions indicated In the Published
documents. Tho next sitting OF tho con-
gress will take place Wednesday. Bea.
consfield. previous 70 leaving London. re-
cciyed o menacing letter. He sent 1t TO
the Berlin police.
BERLIN, June l8.-Yesterday's sitting
was somewhat stormy. The English dele-
gates. supported by Count Andrassy, de-
clared II impossible even to consider tho
proposition for . Russian occupation Of
Bulgaria after the signing OF o treaty.
The report received from Vienna Of the
meditated attempt on the life Of the Crown
Prince Frederick william caused some
sensation hero 10 day. One hundred and
thirty Socialists were arrested tonight ai
the Tivoli Bier 0arten. near this city.
Beaconsfeld had . interview with uort.
schakor previous 10 the meeting Of the
congress yesterday.
BERLIN. June l2.-GortschAkof was un-
able " attend BismArck's dinner last
night.
LONDON, June l8.-The Berlin CORES.
pondents send very contradictory accounts
Of tho doings In the Congress. Some as
sert that Lord Salisbury proposed tho adj
mission Of Greece, supporting his pro-
posal In Q speech which occupied the
entire sitting. Other correspondents say
that the admission OF Greece was not dis.
cussed at all, but postponed till wednes.
day. 1t Is stated that whom Count An
Grassy introduced the question Of the
boundaries Of Bulgaria, he mado an earn
est speech urging the division Of European
Turkey into districts on tho basis Of na.
tionalities, thus rendering reform and re.
connection with the Porte.
the AngIo-R uaaiss Agreemest.
LONDON. June 1.-THE Duke Of Rich.
mond and Gordon, Lord President Of the