The New York herald., 1878-03-09
7ELECRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts of the
World.
RUSSIA AND HER REWARD.
The BeSSarabian Towns of ISmail,
Cahul and Bolgrad Occupied.
QUlBDLlNG ABOUT THE CONGRESS.
Reported Execution of Sulei-
man Pacha.
GERMAN POLITICAL STRIFE.
Leo XIII. Conciliating Ger
many and Russia.
ITAlYS MINISTERIAL TROUBLES.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.

tBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, March 9, 1878.
The Vienna Political Correspondence publishes
Is said that the Russians on March occupied the
pessaraban towns OF Ismail. Cabul and Bolgrad
The Roumanian government at present keeps this
secret, but a Cabinet council Is SAID to have been
held, under the presidency OF Prince Charles TO
Tram protest.
A SENSATIONAL REPORT.
special despatch to the Berlin National
zehuag from vienna says Russia suddenly
seems TO object TO Austrian occupation Of
Bosnia and Herzegovina, and is preparing to assist
the Turks to resist It, The zinses' Berlin corre-
spondent says this sensational news causes much
comment, but It evidently requires confirmation.
THE GREAT QUESTION BEFORE THE CONGRESS-
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times confirms
the report that Count Andrassy told the Hun
garian Delegation that the government had no
Intention to annex or occupy Bosnia and Herze.
gosina. aud that the Powers had now accepted the
proposal for a congress at Berlin
WHAT rhArtf thoEs.
France, however. has also expressed wish that
the congress be confined to the Eastern question.
The wish arises IRON fear that the congress may
claim the right to sanction all recent territorial
receive reassurances.
PRINCE AuERsPERG's PLEDGE
Prince Auersperg stated In the Reichsrath yester.
day that every question except the Eastern would
be excluded from the scope Of the congress- Eng.
land also, although accepting the congress, seems
averse to the Introduction of questions not
directly raised by the war. such as the Greek
question, the nnal settlement OF which Is not yet
imperative.
AWAITING RussIA's ANSWER
All the other Powers being ready to ac-
eept any date OF meeting the only ques
ton Is. will Russia accept that proposed
toward the end OF the month. Russia's answer
Is expected Immediately, and wnen IL arrives the
date viii be fixed The Berlin government will
Issue the formal invitations
EXECUTION on suLErxAS PAcHAC
A letter TO the Cologne Gazette from Pera states
suleiman Pacha has been drowned His papers
proved that he was contemplating conspiracy for
the overthrow o. the Sultan.
WILL BEAcoSsFIELp cor
The London correspondent OF the Manchester
Guardian says:--"The belief gains ground that AZ
Prince bismarck presidcs over the Conference
Lord Beaconsfeld viii represent England. IL Is
exceedingly improbable that the English del.
eeate, whoever he may be, will re-
main In the Conference if II becomes up
parent that the object OF tie majority OF the
Powers Is simply TO indorse the Russo-Turkish
bargain
IMPORTANT nrsisEss.
"But n the Conference means to do more than
ratiiy ioregonc conclusions there will be some i'm.
portant proposals affecting British interests IN the
Mediterranean and the safety OF the suez Canal,
CAUSES on ESGLASD's HESITATION
A Berlin despatch says;-"England's delay In ac-
ccping Congress results from taxing time to con.
sider purely formal polnlsn
BERLIN wIIL 10
In the House Of Commons yesterday sir stafford
Eorthcote. Chancellor OF the Excbcqucr. IN reply
~ question put by Lord darlington leader OF the
liberals. SAID that the government had Informed
Austria that Il did OBJECT TO Berlin tor the meet.
also said Lord Lyons VIII doubtless he the British
In reply TO a question asked ny Lord Granville
Lord Derry. in the Ilvusc Of Lords. said yesterday
that the government are now communicating with
The other rowcrs principally Austria, rcgsrJlng the
bases ON which the Conference should proceed.
Nor AL urr PANT
The government Lord Derby further said. had
stated their opinion that not merely part. but the
wholc OF the treaty between Rnssaa and Turkey
should pc submitted to a congress.
TURKEY VIII uE RErkrs rSrEp
IL is stated at constanunople that sayet Pacha
viii represent rurkey At the Congress
The DAILY Ttbvrnph has a despatch from its pcra
correspondent. saying ann informed that Ra.
ma and Persia are negotiating for the exchange Of
the district Of Bsyarid certain Persian terrItory
% the Caspian sea-
A rRosrT DKSrsi-
In the House 90 Lords. yesterday afternoon
Lord Derby, In response TO inquiry of Lord
Dunraven and Mount-Esr. said that Persia has
assured tne government that she has no under
standing with Russia regarding the cession of a
district ON the Caspian sea in exchange Tor the
district OF Bsyazid
TuE BRITISH sQrApEoS
A despatch from Malta. dated last evening.
says:-"The Channel squadron IL st:n here await
ing orders The troopship Euphrs,es. homeward
bound, with l,oos soldiers, and the serapis, out.
ward bound, with twenty-nine olicers, have also
been detained since March g. Four smaller men,
oi-war have gone TO the Dardanees and one TO
Crete.r
WITHIN EASY REACH.
The Daily Neus states that the governments has
taken measures to establish direct telcgraphic
communication with Besika BAY by way Of Alex
andrla.
BULGARIA's FUTURE
A despatch from vienna says II Is believed In
well informed quarters that the reorganization OF