The New York herald., 1878-03-06
TBLBCRAPHIC: NEWS
From All Parts of the
World. '-'~
EUROPE AT PEACE.
Bulgaria's Future Prospects
Becoming Clear.
MUTUAL CONGRATULATIONS.
The Fate Of Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
GERMAN IMPERIALISM.
MUTUAL CONGRATULATIONS.
GERMAN IMPERIALISM.
Disruption Of the Oreanist Group in
the French Senate.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD


The political outlook is regarded as much brighter
In all the European capitals in consequence OF the
signature OF the treaty OF peace and the resump.
ton OF negotiations for Congress- The talk in the
lobbies OF Parliament was all peaceful, the men,
bers even discussing the prospects OF longer
Easter recess than usual and an carrier proroga.
ton in the autumn.
AUSTRIAN PRESS DISSATISFIED.
The Vienna newspapers are dissatisfied with the
peace conditions as far as they are known. The
papers express the opinion that The most diff.
cult phase OF the crisis Is yet to be passed.
They say that nobody wishes to disturb the
great result OF the war-the liberation OF the
Christians; but while the demands calculated to
'ead TO conflict with England have been dropped
by."Russia, similar consideration has not been
shown for Austria. 1t is stated that Count An
drassy Will make full exposition Of his policy to
the delegations which will meet during the present
week, probably on the 9TH inst
THE RUSSIAN OCCUPATION.
special despatch from San Steiano says:-"The
amount OF tribute to be paid by Bulgaria is not to
be fixed for two years, during which measures win
be taken to ascertain the resources and revenues
Of the country, which will be occupied by 10000
Russian troops two years or until native army
can be formed and rendered capable OF maintaining
order. The tribute, wnen hxed win 60 toward
paying the Russian war indemnity.
BULGARIA's FUTURE.
"The ultimate form Of government, whether con.
stitutional or absolute, will be decided partly by
the Bulgarian Prince and Assembly and partly by
Europe Seryia Will have Nish, but not Wtddn;
which will remain Bulgarian Thessaly and Epirus
Will share the administrative reforms stipulated
for Bosnia and Herzegovina, -,.
REDUCING THE TIME
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times tele.
graphs as tolows:--''The time Of the Russian occu
patton OF Bulgaria has been reduced TO eight
months ana the western extension Of Bulgaria
Is reduced so as not to include the railway
from Salonca to Mtrovitza. Negotiations relative
to the meeting OF the Congress at Berlin have
been proceeding between Vienna, Berlin and St.
Petersburg. The project will be submitted to all the
other Powers and they accept 1t Germany will issue
formal Invitations. The Austrian government In.
tends to demand the vote OF credit from the Dele.
cations on Friday, US we'll 10000, 600 n0rns for
the use, should circumstances require IT, OF the
Minister OF War. Three millions Is to be demanded
to be used under any circumstances" .e
URGING THE VOTE
The Austrian government is making every effort
TO secure q majority OF 15 or 20 in the del eRa.
tions for the vote OF credit and seems confident
OF success. Even the Hungarians are gradually
beginning to acquiesce in the annexation scheme.
report Is current that the Austrian troops have
already commenced southward movement
IGNATEFF RETURNS TO CoNsTANTINoPLE.s
despatch from Pera states that General Igna.
tief visited Constantinople III military Uniform
yesterday (Tuesday).
THE SULTAN SENDS GREETING.
The Car received the following despatch from
the Sultan yesterday afternoon-"On the occasion
OF the anniversary OF Your Majesty's accession to
the throne oier my congratulations with the
desire OF renewing our friendly relations
HAPPY COINCIDENCE
The Emperor IN reply telegraphed as follows:-
IL thank Your Majesty for your congratulations,
which l received simultaneously with the new ws OF
the signature OF peace. I perceive in this coincl.
dence presage of good and lasting relations he.
tween u.s.,
OMINoUs FOR ROUMANIA.
The Times San Stefano correspondent says
"Roumana is not included In the peace conditions.
Russia has told Turkey that she must treat directly
with Roumana, whose pretenslons are too greatv
THE FATE OF BOSNIA.
At the opening Of the congress q motion will be
brought forward, probably by a German delegate,
in favor of the immediate annexation to Austria OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina. Prince Bismarck has
quite recently renewed his advice in favor OF such
annexation
EXPECTED IN RUSSIA.
special despatch from st Petersburg says It is
believed In well informed circles that Austria will
eventually occupy Bosnia and Herzegovina
THE STRAITS MUST BE FREE.
The Standards Paris correspondent hears from
thoroughly trustworthy source that France and
Italy intend to propose the naturalization Of the
Bosphorus ana Dardanelles.
RATfrIcATIONs HEREAFTER
Especial despatch from ST. Petersburg says 1t Is
confirmed thae the treaty includes clause provid.
Ing that rati1cations must be exchanged at st.
Petersburg within fortnight
WILL LEAVE At ONCE
1t Is stated In Constantnople that the Russians
Will begin to leave Eoumania Immediately, some of
them embarking at Pera and Others at San Steiano.
rhe treaty OF peace has been sent to 81. Petersburg
Tor formal ratification. S
OPENING THE DANUBE
special despatch TO Lloyds from Galatz says
that the work Of removing the obstructions in the
Danube will begin to-day "wednesday. 1t Is ex.
pected that navigation will open IN two weeks.
IN rnE GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
In .he German Parliament yesterday debate was
commenced bill for tho representation OF the
Imperial Chancellor. The Bavaran Minister President
declared himself, In the namc of Bavaria, against
the proposal 10 form Imperial Ministries tending to
wonken the authority OF the Federal Council and pre-
JUDGE the autonomy OF tho several States, but Ba-
varia he said, recognized the necessity Of thcsap.
pontment Of a Vice Chancellor.
GENERAL OPPOSITION
Nearly all the speakers approved the proposal 10
appoint Vice Chancellor, put strong opposition was
manifested to the formation OF Imperial Minis
tries on tho part Of the ultramontanes
and conservAtiea Tue wurtembsrg Minister Of State
disapproved Of he creation OF Imperial Ministries for
The same rsas6nb rs the Bavafan Minister President
Herr BennIpgssn considered that in Nitn Of tho
opposition IL wousd be mpracsicabo to procsed with
the project for their establishment
BrsMARcK's APPEAL uxAvAniyo
Prince Bismarck dwsls upon The multiplicity OF his