Daily globe., 1878-03-06
QUIETING DOWN.
THE NEWS FROM ACROSS THE
W.lTITR.
Austria's Probable Action About the Only
source of Excitem ent--Russia MODIFYING
Some of Her Terms--Prospects Of the
Congress- miscellaneous Foreign News.
The sultan and Gar Extend Congratula-
tiOns.
SULTAN AND CAR.

a.
tions.
SULTAN AND GAR
ST. PETERSBURG, March 5.-The Sultan has
sent the following telegram to tie Emperor:
''CoNsTANT1NoPLE, March 3.-On the occasion
Of the anniversary of your majesty's accession
| tothe throne, Iconfer my congratulations with
the desire of renewing our friendly relations >,
The Emperor in reply, te]egraphed as fol-
lows: Il thank your majesty for the congratu-
lations which | received simultaneously with
the news OF the signature of peace. l perceive
IN tins coincidence presage of good and last
ing relations between U.S.
THE TURKISH PROVINCES.
SAN srEFANo, March 5.-The amount Of trib-
ute to be paid by Bulgaria is not to be fixed for
two years, during which time measures will be
taken to ascertain the resources and revenues
of the country, which will be occupied by So
OOO Russian troops two years. or until nation
al army can be formed and rendered capable of
maintain ing order. The tribute when fixed,
will go towards paying the Russian war indem-
MY. Inc ultimate form Of government,
whether constitutional or absolute, will be de-
clded partly by the Bulgarian prince and as
sembly, and partly by Europe. Servia" will
have Nisch but not Widdin, which will remain
Bulgarian. Thessaly and Epirus will share the
administrative reform stipulated for Bosnia
MODIFYING THE TERMS.
LONDON, March Ga special from St. Peters
burg says it is believed in well informed circles
that Austria will eventually occupy Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
A Vienna correspondent telegraphs the time
of Russian occupation of Bulgaria has been re-
duced to eight months, and the western extern
sion from Bulgaria is reduced so as not to in
clude the railway from Salonica to Mitrovitza
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
if they accept it Germany will issue formal
invitations.
The Austrian government intends to demand
vote of credit from the delegates Friday, as
well as sixty million forms for use should cir
cumstances require it. of the minister of
war. Three millions are to be demanded to
be used under any circumstances.
POLITICAL SPLIT
PARIS, March 5.--A description of the Sena-
torial group, known as Constitutionalists, is
authoratiyely announced by the iSozicl, their
organ, twenty members have declared for free
dom Of action. The difference arose concern-
ing the election of life Senators and the degree
of opposition to be offered to NJ Dufaurcs
government.
AUSTRIAN VOTE OF CREDIT.
VIENNA, March 5.-The government is max
ing every effort to secure majority of fifteen
or twenty in the delegations for vote of cred
it and seems confident OF success Even the
Hungarians are gradually beginning to acqui-
escc IN the annexation scheme. A report is
current that Austrian troops have alraady com
menccd a southwest movement.
PEACEFUL TALK.
LONDON, March 5.-Thc talk in the lobbies
Of Parliament yesterday evening was all peace
full, the members even discussing the pros
poets of longer Easter recess than usual, and
an earlier propagation in autumn.
PERA, March 5.-Gen. Ignatieff visited Con-
stantlnople in military uniform yesterday.
STANDARDIZATION OF THE BosPHoRus
LONDON, March 5.-A Paris correspondent
hears from thoroughly reliable source that
France and Italy intend to propose the
naturalization of the Bosphorus and Darda-
nelles. Lord Lyons has arrived here from
Paris.
AFTER THE LIBERALS.
BERLIN, March Sit is said Prince Bismarck
has renewed negotiations relative to the entry
of Herr Won Benningscn and other liberals into
the ministry, requesting them not to insist on
the demand for conditional guarantees as
condition OF accepting Office.
ROUMANIAS 8 PRETENSIONs.
LONDON, March ga San Stefano CORE
spondent says: Roumania is not included in
the peace conditions. Russia has told Turkey
she must treat directly with Roumania, whose
pretensions are too great.
AUSTRIAN DISSATISFACTION.
VIENNA March 30.-The newspapers are dis
satisfied with the peace conditions. as far as
they are known. They express the opinion
that the most difficult phase of the crisis
is yet to be passed. They say
nobody wishes to disturb the great
result of the war, the liberation of the
Christians, but while demands calculated to
lead to conflict with England have been drop
been shown for Austria. 1t is stated that Couut
Andrassy will make full exposition of his
policy to the delegations which will meet
probably, Thursday.
At the opening of the congress a motion will
be brought forward probably by the German
to Austria of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Prince
Bismarck has quite recently renewed his
advice in favor of such annexation.
PEACE RATIF1cAT1oNs.
VIENNA March "a special from St. Peters,
burg says it is confirmed that the treaty in
cludes a clause providing that notifications
must be exchanged-at st. Petersburg within a
fortnight.
TO LEAVE ROUMELIA.
PERA, March Sit is stated the Russians
will begin to leave Roumelia immediately,
some embarking here and others at San Ste
fanO.
The treaty of peace has been sent to St.
Petersburg for formal ratification.
Arrested for Robbing the Dead.
PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Capt. Harrison,
who was passenger on the wrecked steamer
Metropolis, and who subsequently made him
self conspicuous in rescuing and caring for
passengers, was arrested to-day on the grave
charge Of appropriating such of the effects Of
victims was washed ashore. 1t was noticed
when he reached Norfolk on his return home
ward, he had several trunks in his possession.
and detectives were put on his track. In his
rooms We're found considerable clothing bear
ing marks of the civil engineer, Moore, and
others of the wrecked passengers. He was
locked up i'll default of bail. Harrison's wife
was drowned when the Metropolis was wrecked.
Weather Indications.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Indications for upper
Mississi ippi and lower Missouri valleys. rising
barometer, stationary or lower temperature,
winds mostly westerly and clear weather, pos
sibly followed in latter by falling barometer
and winds shi fling to warmer, southeasterly.