The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
PROSPECTS OF THE CONGRESS
Russian Occupation Of the
FortreSses.
MORE BULGARIAN MASSACRES.
Emperor William Leaves
His Bed.
THE COAL MINE DISASTER.
MORE BULGARIAN MASSACRES.
THE COAL MINE DISASTER.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.

LONDON, June 10. 1873
The DAILY Ne,rs publishes o series OF sensational
dispatches from Constantinople via syra to the
effect that the Sultan has completely lost hts head;
that change Of sovereign and possibly OF dynasty
Is imminent; that tho party which wants to make
Midhat Pacha dictator is the strongest; that the
Turkish army shows mutinous spirit, and that
great excitement exists in STEAMBOAT
THE CONGRESS-.
The Tines despatch from st Petersburg SAYS it
Is believed Russia will set more Importance on
guarantees Tor the state OF things TO be estab-
lishcd by the Congress, than on the question OF
frontiers.
VERY HOPEFUL FEELINGS.
The correspondents of the Times at St Peters
burg ana Vienna both report that very sanguine
feeling prevails In those capitals as to peaceful
result OF the Congress.
IN N. wADDTNGToN's PLACE.
The French Cabinet Council has proposed to in
trust NJ. Dulaure with the functions of the Foreign
Ministry during the absence OF NJ. Waddington
DELAYED ny STORM.
In consequence OF a storm on the Black Sea on
Saturday and yesterday the departure OF the Otto
man penipotentiaries to the Congress has been
delayed. Caratheoaor EircndI, the first pienipo.
1entlary OF Turkey to the Congress and Minister OF
Public Works. IS q Christian.
THEY WILL AGREE.
The Journal de 81. Petersbourg, discussing Tur-
keys memorandum TO the Congress- says 1t will
not succeed in creating split among the Powers.
PRELIMINARY DAYS.
The Posts Berlin despatch announces that while
the Congress VIII assemble on Thursday, the 18th
inst, the proceedings until Saturday will be merely
formal
NO MORE EXECUTIONS IN .sERvIA.
Prince Milan has quashed the sentence OF death
passed upon ex-Minister Tchumitch.
ILLNESS or THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA.
The Empress OF Russia Is seriously i'll at st.
Petersburg OF fever and inilanlm alton OF the
plcua.
NOTES FROM CoNsrANTINopLE.
The Russians are making retrograde movements
at various points.
The railway between varna and Rustchuk will
shortly be reopened.
AUsTRIA's ACTIVITY.
The NeU Free Press OF Vienna announces that
Six divisions OF the Austrian army are to be placed,
In few days. on war footing. so that means may
be In readiness to execute the decisions OF the
Congress affecting Austria
THE EMPERoRs HEALTH.
The official bulletins issued at Berlin yesterday
report that the Emperor's strength and appetite
are increasing. The Emperor left his bed yesterday
for three hours, during which nc recllned in an
armchair.
WHAT MODELLING CONFESSED.
The Standards special despatch from Berlin
states that the correct report Of the only judicial
examination OF MODELLING, before he became uncon-
scious, shows that he said he had himself offered to
undertake the work, and had discussed the PLAN
With several persons, who had approved Of 1t.
BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.
The Bulgarans continue to commit atrocities In
the PLAIN OF Arda, and the Mussnlmans are fleeing
TO the Rhodope Mountains. 1t is said nineteen
villages have been burned. several old men cruel.
fed and many women violated.
WILL RUSSIA occUPY BUCHAREST?
The Stdndard's telegram from Bucharest reports
that the movements OF the Russian troops cause
fear that the Russians intend to interrupt
the march OF Roumanian troops ana occupy
Bucharest
The Times correspondent at Bucharest declares
there Is nothing in the movements of Russian
troops in Roumania to give ground Tor apprehen-
sons oil a conflict
THE TURKISH FoRTREssEs
The Times Vienna despatch says the Russians
lately occupied Djuma and EKistamboul, south and
southwest Of Shumla. These places being beyond
the Inc OF demarcation, Fazy Pacha threatened to
forciby cxpel the Russians, being apparently gno-
rant Of the reported arrangements for the sur
render OF ShuInla.
Is RUSSIA T0 BE cHEATEDs
The Daily Telegraphs despatch from Pera says
II Il stated that recent Council OF Ministers de-
c.ded not to surrender any fortresscs pending fne
debates In the Congress
VERA ZAssuLITcn IN PRISON.
A telegram IRON Berlin reports that Vera Zassu.
Itch. who shot the ST Petersburg Project Of
Police, IL imprisoned at Schlussclberg, on the
Neva
ONLY TWO HUNDRED KILLED.
The chief agent or the Hayuock colery where
the terrible explosion occurscd last week, the
number OF persons killed Is fifty less than was ut
nrst supposed
STAIN .crBA.
Tho Daily Ne,cs' Madrid special says that, In
qucnce OF the favorable news IRON Cuba, tho
Spanish government has granted an amnesty TO all
prcss offenders and ordered tho liberation creoles
imprisoned for rebellion.
National rewards will DO voted to Captain General
Jovcar and General Martinez Campox
ExRrnQuAKg LISBON.
A violent shock Of earthquake tells In Lisbon
Saturday night.