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not yet indicated any opposition to the cession Of
Aniivari TO Montenegro but it Is expected that
Austrla's views this matter Will prevail in the
Congress-
NO PROGRAMME YET ARRANGED TRYING TO
SAVE WHAT IS LETT OF Turkey.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

saw WnAI 10 LETT Ut IOfAEIs
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, June IS, 1875.
telegram from Berlin denies the statements that
programme OF proceedings for each sitting OF the
Congress has already been definitely fixed II reports
that the question of the admission OF Greece
to the Congress was definitely brought Tor
ward today, but decision reached the
question has assumed Importance than
was at first expected. France, England, Austria and
perhaps Germany will support the admission OF
Greece Russia and Italy may possibly oppose II,
from apprehension that Greece under British protec
ton might become great Oriental Power and formi-
dable rival to tho Slavs. Confidence in peaceful
suit which Will assure the legitimate influence IN the
East Of the Powers principally Interested increas
Ing. An understanding between Russia and Austria
is considered certain.
SAVING THE PIEcEs.
Dispatches from Berlin TO tho Vienna Political Cor.
respondence say Austria, accord with England aims
AT efectng a stable organization OF the remaining
Turkish territory. The preliminary discussions
the Bulgarian question have several obsa
clcs, but an ultimate understanding is certain. The
Roumanian delegates have decided TO remain In Ber-
lin, as Minister Of one OF tho Great Powers has in
formed them that tho Bcssarabian question is by
means u settled matter 1t Is said that the collision
between the Turks and will DO discussed
in the Congress to morrow. despatch from Cattaro
indicates that the affair Is not expected TO lead 10
iurtner hostilities
THE DISPUTED POINTS
Tho Tines correspondent at Berlin teiegraphs as fol-
lows:-"At present England, Russia and Austria are
actively engaged in discussion, while Germany,
France and ItaIy-tho two first named because
Of mutual fear-maintain strict reserve Greece
will present her claim Epirus, Rhodes Samos and
Crete" The correspondent, in explaining tho attitude
England says she does not and cannot agree to the
Congress having authority to dispose Of territory
which Turkey has not agreed to surrender The cor
respondent clings to belief that Russia will
go far beyond the limit Of concessions indicated in
published documents.
WAS IT A SOCIALIST THREAT?
Lord Deaconsfed previous TO quitting London re-
ceived a mcLacng letter. Ho sent it 10 the Berlin
police.
REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN STORMY.
special despatch to the Daily Neus from Berlin
statcs:-"It seems that yesterdays sitting a
somewhat stormy one. The English delegates, sup
ported by Count Andrassy, declared IT impossible TO
oven consider proposition for Russian occupation
Of Bulgaria after the signing o! the treaty" This
Is exceedingly doubtful other kilograms indi-
that the discussion confined question
OF the admission OF Greece.
FACE TO FACE.
Tne Standards Berlin correspond ont reports that
Lord Beaconsncld had an Interview with Prince
Gortschakod previous the meeting OF tho Congress
yesterday