The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-09
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
GERMANY AND THE CONGRESS.
Prince Bismarck Has a Pet Plan for
Settling the Trouble.
HEALTH OF THE EMPEROR.
A Severe Policy Against the
Socialists.
DUKE CT CONNAUGHTS MARRIAGE.
Practice Of the Columbia College Crew
at Henley.
HEALTH OF THE EMPEROR.
A Severe Policy Against the
Socialists.
DUKE CT CONNAUGHT'S MARRIAGE.
Practice Of the Columbia College Crew
at Henley.

at Henley.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, June 8, 1873.
The HERALDs Berlin correspondent tele-
graphs, under date Of last night, that ru-
mors prevail there that Prince Bismarck
has elaborated complete programme for
the solution of the Eastern imbroglio and
intends submitting it to the Congress, in
sisting upon its adoption en- bloc.
RECEIVING THE Protocols.
Herbert Won Bismarck, the Chnncellor's
eldest son, will assist NJ Radowitz in regis
tering the protocols of the several Powers.
Count Lepelletier d'Aunay, second French
Secretary OF Berlin, has been designated for
the supervision and preparation of the
French text Of the protocol, which will be
submitted for the consideration Of the Con-
gress
LORD BEAcoNsFIELD EN- ROUTE.
Lord Beaconsned, accompanied by Mr.. Montagu
CORY, his private secretary, lett here at twenty
slx. minutes past one O'Clock yesterday afternoon
tor Berlin to attend the Congress. Several him.
dred persons gathered at the Charing Cross station
towitness the Premier's departure The HERALD's
special correspondent in Berlin tc,egraphs that
the Marquis OF Salisbury will join the Earl OF
Beaconsned en- route, and that they Will reach the
German capital on Tuesday afternoon lie also
Says that they will be accompanied by General Sir
J. Lintorn Simmons, X {. b., Royal Engineers
GATHERING OF TIE pIrLoMArisrs.
Lord Beaccnsheld will stay at the Hotel Kaiser
hof while in Berlin, Counts schouvaloir and Coru
ct the Hotel Royal ana the other Pcnipotentiaries
to.the Congress at their respective embassies. M.
Ylntano, for Roumania; NJ Risticn, for Servia, and
NJ Deleganni. Tor Greece, will be in attendance to
urge the claims OF their respective countries
Greece hopes 10 be invited to o seat In the Con.
gress. with full powers.
WAIT UNTIL 1T Is OVER
The London correspondent OF the Edinburgh
Scotsman says:-"Ir Is rumored that LORD Beacons-
held 10 to be made q duke alter the Congress-" 1t
ls more probable that he and Lord Salisbury will
receive the decoration OF the Garter.
WHERE IT WILL SIT.
rs announced in the HERALD last week. Prince
Bismarck will transfer his residence to the new
Ministerial o1ices, formerly the Radziwill Palace,
where the Congress VIII SIT.
TURKEY At THE CONGRESS.
Caraticodori Enendi is now appointed the first
Ottoman delegate to the Berlin Congress. Mehemet
All tho second and Sadoullah Bcy the third dele
gate They started for Berlin to-day via Odessa.
WHOLESALE CHANGES
Caratheodori Encndi is also appointed Minister
OF Pubic Works, samih Pacha, Project Of Police.
ana Said Pacha, Governor OF Angora. Mchcmct
Ali has been replaced In command OF the troops
by Fuad Pacha-
ADVICE TO TURKEY
The Porte appears to have yielded to the Rus
sian demands for the surrender OF Shumia, but
has not for the surrender Of varna. II Il said o n
good authority that not Russia only, but Germany
nScwise, limited to the Porte that unless tho fort
resses were surrendered an invitation TO Turkey
10 attend the Congress would be withheld; hence,
probably The present compromise resulting n the
issue vi the Invitation.
REGARDING THE TURKISH DEBT.
England has agreed that the war indemnity is 10
byincluded on the same basis as the other Turkish
debts. In general plan OF conversion.
RorMANIA STILL PROTESTS.
The Roumanian Chamber OF Deputies held &c.
cret sitting al Bucharest on Friday, In which Pre-
mier Bratiano consulted the House upon the IN
structious 10 he given TO the Roumanan delegates
mt the Congress The Chamber decided that the
..a..s..
retrocc sson OF Bcssarabia and lister to repre-
sensations or threats intended to shake their dc.
termination.
HER MONEY AT LAST.
The Upper House OF the Austrian Reichsratl
has adopted the bill already passed by the Lower
House. providing the means Tor realizing the
sixty million norins credit.
THE sULrAS's TROUBLE.
The Times correspondent at Therapia states
that the alleged cause Of the sultan's dispeasurc
with Ruchdi Pacha was his proposal for the return
OF Midhat Pacla With his iaing heath the Sui
tan becomes more caplIcious and dinicult to man.
iagc. Rumors have been prevalent that he was
very seriously IN. Although they were probably
,exaggerated II Is certain that the palace doctors
bhavc been called in
RrLGARfASs APPLYING THE LEX TAiIoSfs.
.Advices IRON Constantinopic represent that the
I'm 'garians throughout Roumelia arc pcrpetrating
Il or iblc atrocities on the Mussulmans. General
II IA chen has ordered rigorous measures OF rcpres
Al, m.against tic outlaws Three Iuigarians, taken
%, th,,nded, were summary executed at Dedca.
ga, rh- ,,.,ns ,rrrv,,
Al ii,trmyelling IN Bosnia Is stopped, the highways
m tkcycn the suburbs oi Serajero being In estcd
" IN ba abs OF robbers, principally Turkish de-
" FRINGE PATRIcK's WEDDING.
rhe nEiALD's Bemn correspondent announces
n, n the Duke oil Connaueht arrived IN Berlin last
o, ennr Saturday and visited his bctrothed the
y, tpccss Louise, daughter OF Prince Frederick
q arics and grand niece OF the Emperor
THE WOUNDED EMPEROR.