The New York herald., 1878-03-13
9ELEGRAPHlC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
CLOSING IN ON STAMBOUL
England Has No knowledge Of RuSSia'S
Advance on GallipOli.
WHAT GREAT BRITAIN DEMANDS.
Austria's Attitude in Relation to
the Muscovite Occupation.
EGYPTIAN FINANCE.
Trade Troubles Among the Coal
and Iron Interests.
WHAT GREAT BRITAIN DEMANDS
Austria's Attitude in Relation to
the Muscovite Occupation.
EGYPTIAN FINANCE.
Trade Troubles Among the Coal
and Iron Interests.
[pY CABLE 10 THE HERALD.

Russians have occupied Fekerekeui, half an hours
march from Bujukdere, on the Bosphorus. They
also occupy majority OF the villages around
the city. Bujukdere Is situated ABOUT seven
miles due north OF Constantinople, al one of The
most important points on the Bosphorus The
famous fortress OF Madochar Kalessi overlooks the
town. If the Russians succeed in establishing
themselves on the Bosphorus they can insure the
freedom Of the Straits to their men-otwar
BRlTAINs FLEET IN THE SEA OF MARMoRA.
The Standard announces this morning that the
British feet has arrived in the Gulf Of Lsmid from
Touza. The Gulf of 1smd forms the extreme
eastern part OF the Sea OF Marmora
THE GALLlPoLI PENINSULA
In the House Of Commons yesterday afternoon
Sir Stafford NOrthcote Chancellor OF the Exchequer
in answer to an inquiry by Sir Henry Wimot, con-
servative. member for South Derbyshre said that
the government had not heard that the Russians
were intrenchng lines across the peninsula of Gal.
up0lL
ENGLAND AND THE CONGRESS.
The Repu6liQue Fyancaise, OF Paris, states that
Lord Derby, British Foreign Secretary told Count
Schouval0n the Russian Ambassador at London
that England would not attend the Congress
mitted thereto, and that Count Schouvalon, after
consulting with Prince Gortschakor, replied that
Russia would consent the Congress Itself deciding
what points ought to be examined.
GERMANY ADVISES RUSSIA.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times says
Germany seems to have informed Russia that
England's stpulations relative to the basis of the
Conference are well founded. Russia Immediately
agreed to discuss with Germany the points to be
submitted TO the Congress- 1t is thought the
Congress will meet about April 10, and that the
zeal business will commence about April Is.
CANNOT BE ACCEDED TO.
The Journal de 81. Petersoour0 declares untena.
BILE the reported English demand that all points of
che treaty should be submitted to the Congress II
the mission of the Congress is to result in peace
subjects not Of European character and which
might lead to excite but resultless discussion
be set aside.
NO OBJECTIONS TO GREECE
telegram received in Paris from Athens states
that the Czar has given notice of his consent to the
admission Of Greece to the Congress.
ArSTRIAs POSITION.
At the sitting Of the subcommittee of the Hun.
garian Delegation yesterday Count Andrassy stated
that the government had been throughout disposed
to recognize the independence, but not the neu.
trality, OF Roumania. Herr Wahrman protested
that the Hungarian delegation was not ruled by
warlKe feeling but 1t calmly and seriously declared
its readiness to enter upon war II unavoidably
necessary. Several of the members expressed
their concurrence in this view.
WILL NEVER CONSENT.
Berlin despatch says that 1t is reported that
Count Andrassy informed the Hungarian Budget
Committee that Austria would never consent to
the extension Of Bulgaria to the Egean Sea, or to
a Ru uoofa m nj ho fnr nor thon
six mouths.
KEPT SECRET
A despatch from Pesttr states that Count Andrassy
told the Hungarian Delegation, on Monday what
he understood by Austrian interests and what
changes could not be permitted. This portion OF
his statement is kept secret but 1t Is said to have
caused great sensation.
ENGLAND FULLY UNDERSTANDS
despatch IRON Pesth says:-'sCount Andrassy
assured some members OF the delegation that upon
certain points and in certain eventuallties con-
ventlon between England and Austria was ready.n
THE CREDIT VOTE
At q Joint sitting OF the subj committees OF the
Hungarian Delegation yesterday motion to grant
the credit Of O,OO0OOO forins, asked for by Count
Andrassy was unanimously adopted
WHAT THE HUNGARIANs THINK.
Several deputies Of the Hungarian Delegation
have declared that they would not regard the
passage OF the credit vote Of confidence in the
government.
MUST NOT BE USED FOR ANNEXATION
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times
says the motion adopted by the sub.
committees OF the Hungarian delegation
In favor OF the vote Of credit specially guards
against the grant being applied for purposes
Of annexation, and, while authorizing the
Ministers to incur on their own responsibility
the expense necessary for mobilization binds them
to appeal at once for the cooperation OF both Par
haments.
MOBILIZATION NAY BECOME NECESSARY,
The Times correspondent at Berlin confirms the
report relative TO Count Andrassy's statement be-
fore the Hungarian Budget Committee, and says
the Count also declared that in the event OF
Russia insisting on change OF the balance OF
power mobilization might become ecessary at a
moments notice, not to occupy Bosnia, but to
effectuay defend Anstra's interests
TREASON or TiIE KHEDIvE's SON.
special despatch to the Paris Soir from Con-
stantinople states that the Sultan has summoned
Prince Hassan, Of Egypt, to Constantnople 1t is
said that the Prince is implicated In the conspiracy
Of Suleiman Pacha. Cherif Pacha is going to Con-
stantnople to intercede for him.
HE REFUSES TO APPEAR.
Prince Hassan has refused to obey the order OF
the Porte 10 evacuate varna, declaring that he
awaits the Khedives orders. There is some agita.
tion In Syria in favor OF annexation to Egypt
RouMANIAs GRIEVANCE.
bucharest papers mention rumor that Ger
nOly and Austria would consent to the retro
ccssion oi Bessarabia If the mouths OF the Danube
were left In the possession Of Roumania.
STAND AT YOUR POSTS
The Daily 7eiegraDh's Vienna correspondent
hears that Roumania mas ordered the officials
IN Bessaraba to remain at their posts. Russia.
not desiring conflict before the meeting
OF the Congress, has postponed occupation. The
unanimous vote OF the Hungarian committees was
obtained by Count Andrassy promising not to do