The New York herald., 1878-03-07

Turkish and Bulgarian commissioners will determine
the Bulgarian tribute
REFORMS IN THE PROVINCES
The reform programme OF tho Constantinople Con-
ference will be applied to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
An organization similar 10 that granted TO Crete In
1868 is stipulated Tor Thcssaly and Epirus. No
tion s made Of Greece or Crete. Ba,oum, Arabian,
Kars md Bayazid are coded 10 Russia Erzeroum aud
Trebzond not mentioned except that tho Russians
may embark at Trebizond on their return homo.
Asatic Turkey Is to be evacuated In SIX months The
evacuation OF European Turkey Is to be commenced
Immediately and be completed within three months
The European Danube Commission retnins It's former
rights The Porte undertakes the expense Of
establishing navigation on the Danube and indemnify
ing private losses, tho amounts OF which are to bo
deducted by the Danube Commission from the sum IL
owes the Porto.
LEvr TO THE FUTURE.
Russia receives the dscha 10 exchange it for
Bessaraba The question OF tho Turco Persian From
tier shall bo speedily settled The treaty is to be rat
fed within fifteen days, but its provisions become OBJ
liFatory odateiy. Nothing Is said about ratiaca
tion by tho Congress, about the capitulaons,
OF q Russo-Turkish alliance The details about tho
payment oi the Indemnity, which were to have been
arranged At San Steiano, have been postponed and
the negoators have arrived at Constantinople.
BOUNDARIES OF THE NEW PROVINCES.
A despatch from ST. Petersburg and Con stantinope
telegram both state that the boundaries OF Bull
gara arc:--On the west, the Serviun frontier;
thence In line past Mitrovitza, Wranja and
along the River Karasu to Yenidje on tho Egean Sea-
The southern extends from Yenidje 10 point
midway between Kxvala and Dsdeagatch. Thence the
limo runs norhward TO Tchermen. and skirting
Adrianopie turns eastward TO the Euxine Soa The
easern coast extends from HekmtaDiassi to Mangai.
and from Mangali the line runs northward to Ras-
sova, the Danube. The election OF the Prince
OF Bulgaria Is to bo under the surveillance
of q Russian Commissioner, and another Russian
will the reforms In Turkish
Armenia The Soghanlu Range will form the Uoun-
dairy between tho Russian and turkish possessions IN
ASIA.
THE NRw PoPEs POLICY
Tho Times correspondent ut Rome says, Cardinal
Franchi has been confirmed PoDtacal Secretary Of
State; Cardinal Smeoni Preioct OF tho Propaganda;
Cardinal Morchini as Camerlengo and Cardinal Bar
tolm President Of tho Congregation OF Rites. Tho
Pope on receiving ftty-our parish priests recon-
mendcd them preach Jesus Christ, HIS lie and
teachings and to guard their hocks against the ndel
ity aud immortality generally prevailing
tho result Of a corrupt press. The Pope in all
his exhortations avoids mention OF the Virgin,
with the purpose Of discountonancing marioatry,
which his predecessor SO long encouraged. II has
speech made ausion TO the late Plus IX although
Cirdna di Pietro In addressing the PontiG had bosn
eloquent IN praise OF the deceased Pope Tho omis-
sion could not therefore, be accidental and has been
variously commented upon.
IRRkcoNclIABLE coxcILAToRYP
The Roman correspondent Of the Manchester Guar
dian says-"Public pinion is irrtated at the ire
conclabls attitude which appears to have been
adopted st tho Vatican" Another correspondent ut
Rome ssys:-"The Pope and Cardinal Franchi have
determined policy Of melting lar possi-
BILE, the interests Of Church and state questions
pending with various governments"
REPUBLICAN GAIN FRENCH SENATE
Paris despatch says:--"By the disruption OF the
Orleanist group the government gain about twenty
Supporters for u Duaure policy, including the State
Of Siege. Amnesty and Colportage bills. About
eleven Oreansts will probably JOIN the egitlm,sts."
GERMANY AND rHR PARIS EXPOSITION
Prince Hohenloh the German Ambassador hero,
has informed N. Waddington. Minister for Foreign
Affairs, that Emperor William has signed . dscroe
authorizing German painters aud scuptors 80 par
ticipate In the Paris Exhibition.
HERR cAxPHAusRNs RESIGNATION.
The National Zettung OF Berlin, says the res,gna.
ton OF Herr Camphauscn, Finance Minister and Vice
President OF the Council Is nna Ho only acts pond
ing the appointment OF hts successor.
THE pEcLSx SILVER.
The decline in the price OF silver Is stated 10 be due
to an increase In the amount OF India Council bills to
be allotted to-day-f500, 600 instead OF $500 00O-
coupled with the feeling OF uncertainty about the
probable future financial requirements Of tho Indian
government
DIR. scHLIEMASX RESUME HIS WORK
The Times says ys:-"Dr. schliemann has secured
hrman intends TO renew his excavations at Hsssr
k az soon % It il safe for him to work In tho coun
try"
ENGLISH MAsoNs MUST HAVE A GOD.
The Grand Lodge OF Freemasons OF England, Lord
Carnarvon presiding. has unanimously passed reso-
luton refusing to recognize as Freomason any per-
son initiated in lodge where belief In God Is denod
or ignored This refers to the action Of tho Grand
Orient of France which recontiy eliminated the art
Gle expressing belief In God IRON its ritual
NAMIC AXIOM tnIIE DANIlRIC