The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-03
7ELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
From AL Parts OF the
World.
SCH0UVALOFF AND BEAC0ySrIELD
England's Representative to Cross
the Channel in an Iron-Clad.
AUSTRIA AND THE CONGRESS.
SCHOUvAL0FF AND BEAC0ySFIELD
AUSTRIA AND THE CONGRESS.
The Turkish Ineurrscticn
Still Strong.
now THE CHANNEL DISASTER OCCURRED.

!Dy CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Juno ., ISIS
Count SchouvaloG lett London yesterday for ST
Petersburg, whence ne viii return 70 Berlin to
attend the Congress-. The POST announces that
Lords Beaconsdeld, Salisbury and odo Russell will
represent England. The two former intend to
embark on Thursday, probably III q man-ofwar,
with IN escort.
IN EIGHT STRINGS. 4
The Post, in Its leading editorial article says AZ
tairs have been SO far agreed upon IN princ-
pie that 1t is estimated the Congress can
conclude ITS labors in eight sittlngs These, with
the necessary intervals Tor drafting the minutes
would occupy about three weeks
WHAT WILL BE TOLD TONIGHT.
Papers usually credited with Official Information
state that 1t Is their belief the government intends
to announce to Parliament tonight that an under
standing relative TO the Congress has been reached
and that the invitations have been issued.
MEMORIAL FROM THE PORTE
The Porte has prepared a memorandum for the
Congress, declaring it was hurried into signing
the San Stefano Treaty by the Grand Duke
Nicholas at each pause in the negotiations
threatening to march on Constantinople.
AUSTRIA AND THE CONGRESS-
Count ,Andrassy has informed the Hungarian
delegation that he had received positive CON-
nuncatlon that the Congress would assemble on
The 18th OF June. The fact that Germany had Is
sued the invitations was a favorable sign that the
basis on which the Congress had been summoned
was already accepted by Russia and Engana.
coSTIsA DIcrED
The statement published In the Globe May 80
giving points on which an understanding had been
arrived at between England and Russia, serving
as basis for the meeting OF the Congress, was I'M
authentic.
The Shah Of Persia arrived at Berlin yesterday.
WHAT TURKEY WILL cEDE TO GREECE.
The Daiiv Netcs' Pera correspondent states
that the Forte has informed England
ana Russia that 1t has agreed that
Ihcssay, Epirus and Crete shall be annexed to
Greece, and that all the Turkish provinces shall
be made autonomous. This news seems very
doubtful. M
DEFIANT ATTITUDE.
Turkish officer has gone to San Steano
TO demand an explanation Of recent sus.
pcious movements. All the Turkish commanders
have been ordered to be In readiness to resume
hostilities. Boat loads Of troops and material are
arriving daily from Shumla
CONDITIONS or WITHDRAWAL
The Times Vienna despatch says the Russians
have arranged Tor mutual withdrawal
rom the vicinity OF Constantlnople as
lar as England Is concerned. but stipulate that the
Turks must cvacuatc Shumla and varna ana not
advance beyond the lines OF Tcnalaldana
THE STUBBORN REBELLION.
Dispatches from Constantinoplc state that In con-
sequence OF the failure OF tire Portes Commissioners
to paciy the Mohalnmedan insurgents tho Rus
slams and nuigarians have attacked their posi-
lions, but have been everywhere repuised except
near Ortrakeni.
TIE FRENCH DERBY.
The French Derby was won at Paris yesterday by
Tnsulare with Cocher second and Stakeholder
third Thirteen horses ran In tho contest
THE CHANNEL DISASTER EXPLAINED
The of1icers Of the German iron clad KONG VIII.
helm declare that the collision was caused by the
failure OF her steering gear.
The betting on the French Derby was three to
ore lnsulare: forty to one against Cloclcr, and
seven to two against Stakeholder