The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
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BERLIN, June 25.-At to.day's setting
Of the congress Prince Gortschskoh was
not present, but received reports every
quarter OF An hour, and sent written re-
marks 10 the Russian PenipotentiArios.
Bismarck will Immediately communicate
with the Greek Plenipotisry concerning
participation in the congress. Greece will
be admitted 10 represent the weak element
in Bulgaria, where tho organization OF
Bulgaria Is discussed. In private con-
vesstion the Turks streHuously OppOse
the granting Of autonomy to Epirus,
especially as regards JaniVH, Therefore.
the Greeks lay particular stress on tho
Greek nationality OF Jsniys. Tho TURKS
declare that they will not eyacuste tbs
fortresses until the treaty Of peace is rat
fled by all the Powers.
A Berlin dispatch states that, accord
ing TO tho present Arrangements. the
Congress, provided Turkey does not
rai.c difficulties, will have settled tho
main points By the middle Of July The
settlement of the details will tbsL be left
TO conference of second plonipolen-
tiarirs, and the Congress will meet sgAin
in September 20 rstify their acts.
LoSDoE, June PA dispstch from
Berlin reports Shat in Monday sitting,
| Congros. decided that the Russians should
withdraw from RDuWelIen H. siK months
aud from Bulgaria Ia nine months. Al
ter their withdrawal, mixed European
troops will temporarily occupy the pro.
vince. RussiA das ordered Montenegro
and Scry.a 10 arrange n cOmpromso
with Au.lria relative 90 their claims.
rbe Bu IyArian question may DO r~.Ari.
cd ~ solved. There remains only sOmn
points Of detail which, It "a believed,
will be set led a. the sitting Of WsdBe.
day. At Tuesdays sitting the French
Plenipotentisfies, who have been
! entrusted with the remOde.iBg OF
the Russian Amendments which
| England refused 70 accept, on Nor day
r. ntroiUcs1 them in form acceptable
% sll psr -. Acccrjiug 70 the Ffer IN
prOpo,si the Porte will have full right ~
| occupy the hns between Bulgaria and
RDumeIis with whatever number Of
troops II deems necessary, but the troops
must be eHclusively regulars and
must in no case be cantOned
amongst the Inhabitants Of the 10
.iOr. The mAintsnsucs Of ROumeis
| will be entrusted 20 the corps OF gende-
srmerle. Il was hkeNIse sgreed on the
proposal ofthe French plenipotentisries
/ tLa. TIE Inhs bitaDts oil Bulgaria and
Rounebs shslI enjoys complete cIvil and
I religious liberty. IL wAS decided on the
proposal oi ENgnnd by Austria that no
cha gs be made in the sIBurg COM
usrCial legtlAtICn without con-
sent Of tue power'. The Rusir
occupation il u lsst nine mo Ibs, Of
~ hich three months Sill be allowed for
| me xithdrawsl of troops.
The opinion ls gaining gronbd that
| iLs lsbors of the principal Plenipoten-
/ yiaries Gao BE- concluded by July lOt.
/ Il il said thst the Greeks havs secured
the support Of France tor frontier line
from Olympus - AViloDe. AS the
/ Turks, However, will not ceie
Rs.olm they sre still les
/ iuchbed 10 make such coBi-s,IOn.
a Nsles Berlin dtspat ,iys the Turk
! len de egs e At Tuesosy's sittIDg OF ths
| Congress consented 20 the evacuation OF
/ Hsvre.
A Vienna dispatch ssys that Russia
| gave her cOns cent that the boundaries OF
| RJumells shall Lot touch the IL can Ses
or approsch Salonics, dePebdent on the
/ cas,ion of VarnA ID me re'L Of the
I qusdrilAt raj TO B4gtua. IL teens
thai this will be ulIIanA.eiy agI-si