The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE BERLIN CONGRESS.
Reported Agreement Between Rus
STA, Austria and England.
DISCONTINUED ENGLISH CONSERVATIVES.
Agitation in Germany Over the
Socialist Danger.
THE FRANCO-AMERICAN TREATY.
Another Battle Between the English and
the kaffrs.
Reported Agreement Between Rus
STA, Austria and England.
DISCONTINUED ENGLISH CONSERVATIVES.
Agitation in Germany Over the
Socialist Danger.
THE FRANCO-AMERICAN TREATY.
Another Battle Between the English and
the Kaffirs.
[BY CABLE TO THE HxnALD.l

By CABLE TO The HERALD
LONDON, June o. 1875.
The Times publishes the following despatch,
dated Berlin, FRIDAY, midnight:-"The plenipoten.
tares Of England, Russia and Aus tria this evening
agreed to the following points, which will be sub
nntted to the Congress tomorrow Tor ratifca-
tom
THE AGREEMENTs
1.-THE frontier OF Northern Bulgaria IS to be fix cd
It the Balkans
"Thc Turks are to have the right to tortify the
Balkan passes and to garrison the fortified places
''Sona is TO be Included in Roumeila and varna
In Bulgaria
"The Turks are to retain Burgas
1.-THE northern frontier OF Montenegro and the
boundaries OF Servla are to be restricted, those
countries to receive compensation on the south
CAUSE OF TIE SETTLEMENT.
"A telegram from Consta ntinople constrained the
Russians to thus settle these questions At the
same time the solution equally due to the per-
sona Intervention OF Prince Bismarck"
CRISIS AvERTED.
II the above report is true one OF the few points
which might cause the breaking up OF the Con-
gress-namely. the Bulgarian boundary, is
settled In o sense favorable to the Eng
lish and Austrian views. The hitch on
this question, which was evident yester-
day caused some alarm Some OF the corre-
spondents thought the crisis would continue until
the special messenger returned from ST. Peters
burg. The Posts generally well informed CORE
Spondent however, said the pou,parlers would be
resumed on Friday night This seems in accord
with the Tines Information.
AUsrRIA's DEMANDS.
The Times correspondent says Austria VIII make
no concession relative to free access TO Salon1ca
and the 4Egoan Sea (sucb access Ia now proba-
bly, secured to Austria by the restriction
Of the ServiAn and Montenegrin fronnersl or
concerning Bosnia and Herzegovina, which she de-
sires to annex but will not directly ask Tor The
correspondent believes Austria viii obtain her
wishes IN this respect and that Greece will obtain
Crete and some rectfcation OF her frontier In the
direction Of Thessaiy and Epirus.
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA cEpEp.
Another Berlin telegram to the Times says 1t
seems the cessi0n OF Bosnia and Herzegovina to
Austria has already been decided upon.
MONTENEGRO GETS ANTIvARI
The Ne1 Free Press states that Russia and
Austria have agreed that Montenegro shall have
Antivar, but that port Is only to be used Tor COM
merce, and under Austrian supervision
TURKEY MUST ACCEPT THE DECISION
The Turks have been warned that II they do not
unreservedly accept the decisions OF the Congress
they VIII md no auxiliary among the European
Powers; but on the contrary those most anxious.
to save thcm VIII be at he head OF their ADVERSE
riea
A SPECIAL COURIER TO THE CAR.
despatch from Berlin to the Pail Mau Gazette
says IA special messenger has gone to St
Petersburg, 1t Is said, to report to the Gar
progress OF the negotiations, which affirmed to
be taking u different course from what was ex.
pected Ivy Russia, owing mainly to the fresh rap
prochenssm between England and Austria which
appears to render further concessions on the part
Of Russia necessary. The Wiener T,resye's letter
from Berlin states that the Anglo ustrian under.
standing extends to matters beyond the scope OF
The Congress "a
LIMIT TO CONCESSION
In the exchange OF views now going on between
G plenipotcniiares the Russian representative
ire beginning To point out that there Is q final
limit to concessions for State which has made
sacrifices and cannot offend the strong national
feeling Of Its people. They are also said to have
saons already made.
sERviA APPRENTICESHIP.
A telegram from Belgrade says:-''The GOODNESS
with which the Plenipotcn tiarics have individually
received the propositions made by minister iistcs
she representative 81 Seryia In Berlin, creates u
feeling OF dependency. The second and third
classes OF the militia reserve have been called out
for immediate service. IL IL believed the con.
trnued concentration OF Austrian troops on the
Danube and Save frontiers Is the cause OF the
adoption Of this measure"
DO THEY MEAN TO sTAYY
Tho 7snsey correspondent at Therapea says
81 hear that the Russians straining their ener.
grcs In terrifying Rodosto. They are evidently
contrIving every means to gain nrm hold Oh Bu-
CARA and are preparing to hold IL, II need be,
against all adversaries. The meeting OF the Con.
grcss seems rather TO have incrcas than abatcd
thcii activity IN that respect"
DISSATISFIED ENGLISH CONSERVATIVES
The London correspondent oil Tho Manchester
Guardian says the Conservative members OF Tar.
lament will probably hold n meeting shortly to
consider What action ought to be taken by tho
party In reference to the Cabinets policy In ne
ccpting tho Schouvalonsalisbury memorandum,
TO which the Conse rvativcs are generally hostile
THE MEETING WILL NOT DE Reid.
The Standard says, In onciaD iorm that the
proposed meeting OF conservatives opposed to the
Anglo Russian agreement will not be held, as IL Is
well understood the government, In response to
tho strongly expressed opinion OF the country,
viii la future discounteuancc any step In the direc.
ton OF Il separate agreement.
rs sAiIsBURY's ''ISFoRMAL" SIGNATURE.
Lord salisbury denies that he formally signed his
name to the agreement lie states that he merely
appended hls initials TO It previous to Its submits
sion TO tho Cabinet.
THE Cars VISIT TO BERLIN.
The fVst states In q semi oilicial form that It s
probable the Gar Will come 10 Berlin to see the
Emperor william, Whose health causes much
anxiety, and also to give the necessary assent to
any measures which may be approved by the Rus.
aln Temperatures, as the constant reference to