The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-12
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LCROPE'S PEACE CONGRESS.
ALL OF THE PLENIP POTENTTiRIEs Ex-
pECTED IN BERLIN TO-DAY.
Bismarck to Open the Proceedings by Sub
mitting his Memorandum OF the Points 70
be Discu,sed-Foreshadcwi The ResuIt.

Bismarcis TO Open the Proceedings by sub-
mittinr his Memorandum OF the Points 20
be -Forcshadcwing The Result.
BERLIN June 11--All the plenlpotentlarics
will have arrived here by Wednesday except
the Turkish who only left the Bosporus on
Monday morning. and cannot reach this city
before Friday or Saturday next. The plenipo-
tentiarlcs will be received on Wednesday in
state audience by tho Crown Prince. They will
be conveyed to the palace In state carriages.
On Thursday afternoon. at about o'clock. tho
Congress will meet for the first time. and. after
the transaction OF the necessary formalltics.
such rs the verincation OF the several powers OF
tho plenipotentiaries and the appointment OF
officials. tho proceedings will be opened by
Prince Bismarck as President. by submitting
his memorandum OF the points or rGsum6 of
the subjects, to be treated directly by the pleni-
potontiaries, each of whom will receive a COPY
OF this document. The business OF the first sit
ting will be confined to the settlement OF tho
question whether or not the Congress shall in-
vite Greece to participate In ts transactions.
state banquet at the castle will be given to tho
penipotcntiaries and their suites on Thurs
day or Friday evening. 1t is highly improbable
that Roumana or Seryla will be accorded direct
access TO the Congress. either with full or con-
sultative powers.
The original anticipation that the Congress
would complete its labors in a fortnight ia
thought likely to be realized. Commissioners
will then be sent TO Turkey to settle the details.
Tho result Of the Congress. it is anticipated
here. will not be unfavorablc TO Russia. She
T pri2bahy gSt poriiion OF Possarabi2 md and
han certainly. and perhaps also Batoum. but
| not BnyAzd
The Wilhelm strasse is in great stir Of an-
| tlcipatiOn. Newspaper correspondents from
all parts of the world are already here.
There II a report current that the llonnparte.
| Orleans and Bourbon interests are TO be pri-
| vntery advocated during the Congress by gem
tlemen deputcd for the occasion. the hope being
| eniertancd by tho monarchlcal parties in
| France that conservative reaction Will shortly
set in at Berlin. and that tho monarchy may
| thcn have another chance ut Paris
| BERL1N. june ll.-Lord Beaconsilcld arrived
a. 9cl9rk this evening; He was received by
Lord Odo Russell nnd Count Won BulOw, and
| conducted 10 the kuiserhof Hotel.
LONDON. Jun" 1.-THE TuHes' Vienna corro-
| spondent says 1t seems that most Of the plcni-
| pOtcntiurics are t. arrive in Berlin either on
| Tuesday or Wednesday. SO that they will have
an opportunity for meeting privately before
visits and return visits which W u have to be
made in twcn,y-iour hours. there will not be
| much time for each Of them. Stll, oven the
| short time that will be available may be of some
| importance ailording. rs II will. the first ops
| poruniy for exchanging Ideas in direct per-
| sonal intercourse. instead OF indirectly through
| the medium Of embassies and dispatches
Many things may appear then in Il quite diff
| icrcnt light from that IN which they huye Hp-
! peared hlthoito. In such confidential md
| direct Intercourse things may be- said which
cannot well be written. and objections that pre-
! sent themselves may he met al once. Above all
| the personal meeting Of the Ministers who have
| beon directing affairs at home. AMI who have
not known each oihor before. is nut likely to re-,
| main without iuiiuen.o ON the course of the
| negotiations. They viii be better able to Judge
~ each other than they could he 10y tho wrtteu
| Communications whi'h they have hitherto ex-
| changed. and which may derive new meaning
| from personal Intercourse.
| VIENNA. June ll.-COunt Andrassy and NJ
Haymerle, the Austrian plrntpot nutinrics to the
! Congress started this afternoon for Berlin.
BUCHAREST. June IA Russian army corps
| commenced advancing on Pitesti on Sunday,
| and has already reached Titu and Gaesti. II
! enter i some villages occupied hy KoumRnian
huolshcd. ord rod their troops To- retire in tho
| direction of Pltrsti and TirgOvcsti. The Rus
sian movement Interrupts the communicate lon
! ~ tho Kuumanian army with Bucharest. Tho
! Government Intends to ask explanations Of
Russia. ana II thu answer is uusut i-factory. IL
| Will address n solemn protest tu the powers
| Prince Charles Will leave Bucharest Tor his
summer palace at Slnnia during the week. to
await tho decisions Of tho Congress
EAGusA. June lO.-The Moutonegrin Govern
| ment has sent AN envoy 10 ) utNri To- adjust tho
| IA Processes to be anxious to avoid a conflict.
| but refuses 10 surrender his present holdings.
| BELGRADE. June H.-Minstrr Risllcs has
| been Instructed TO urge at Berlin tho anncXa-
| tiun Of all Old Servia tO SprvlA.
| VIENNA, june ll.-At the Austrian Foreign
| once i II iully expected that Austria will ba
| allowed 10y the COngr' SIS to occupy Bosnia.
A mobilization of tie Austrian forces IN Tran
sylvania has been ordered.