The New York herald., 1878-03-05
..7ELEGRAPHlC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
RUSSIAS TERMS TO TURKEY.
The Conquered Receives Many Con-
cessions from the Victor.
ENGLAND CROPPING FOR FACTS.
Greece Still in Open Hostility
to the Porte.
GENERAL GRANT TENDERED A RECEPTION.
Attitude of the Vatican Declared To Be
Hostile to the italian Throne.
ENGLAND CROPPING FOR FACTS.
Greece Still in Open Hostility
to the Porte.
GENERAL GRANT RENDERED A RECEPTION.
Attitude of the Vatican Declared To Be
Hostile to the italian Throne.
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LONDON, March 5, 1878.
Dispatches from Constantinople just at
hand announce that to-day the Plenipoten-
tiaries will enter upon the discussion Of the
details of the several points of the treaty
which were agreed to en- bloc, taking up first
The payment and guarantees tor the pay
ment of the indemnity
GONE TO SEE THE GEAR.
General Ignatieff and special Turkish
ambassador were to leave San Stefano for
st. Petersburg Immediately after the sign
ing of the preliminaries of peace. It is
thought that the special ambassador will
convey the Sultan's desire for the restora-
ton of diplomatic relations or be charged
to conduct negotiations for drafting a
dehnitive treaty, the preliminaries only
having SO far been signed.
TERRITORY ACQUIRED IN ARMENIA.
The principal conditions of the prelim-
mary treaty, just signed are the cesson of
Batoum, Kars, Ardahan and the district
Of Bayazid.
THE STRAITS AND DANUBE.
The question of the Straits is reserved
for further consideration. The question of
navigation of the Danube remains in
statu quo.
A TURKISH ZONE.
zone will be left between Montenegro
and Servia so as to enable the Porte to
maintain communication with Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
DEFINING BULGARIA.
1t is confirmed that Bulgaria will include
Bourgas, Varna and Kustendje, but not
Salonica or Adrianople.
THE DoBRuDscHA
Russia is to have power to cede the De-
brudscha to Roumania in exchange for
Roumanian Bessarabia.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS.
A correspondent at San Stefano gives the
following additional details of the treaty
derived from General Ignatieff:- -'The
exchange of the Dobrubscha for Bessa-
rabia to be subject to Roumania's
consent. The Prince of Bulgaria
not to be member of any
reigning European family. The amount of
the Bulgarian tribute not to be fixed for
two years. Bulgaria will have the seaport
of Kavola.
THEY SHALL SEE THE CITY.
''The Russians will embark on the
Sea of Marmora and proceed home
through the Bosphorus, but not enter
Constantinople. All the Bulgarian fort
resses to be razed and no Turkish troops to
remain in the country"
WHAT ENGLAND KNOWS.
noon Lord Derby, in reply to question by
Earl Granville, said that the government
have received the terms Of peace, but in an
imperfect state. He could only say that
the terms do not include the cession OF the Turkish
Meet; that the indemnity is reduced TO twelve mil
lions sterling, and that the Egyptian tribute Is not
affected.
DEFENDING on CIRCUMSTANCES.
Tie st. Petersburg correspondent OF the Times
says the southern boundary OF Bulgaria has not
been closely defined, but will probably depend ON
the nationality and wishes Of The population.
CONFIRMATION IN GENERAL.
Le Nord, OF Brussels, the Russian organ confirms