The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-06
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
HOPE IN THE CONGRESS.
Gortschakoff Will Be Able to
Take His Place.
ALL QUIET AT STAMBOUL
The Fortress Question Not Regarded as
a Source Of Danger.
MAJOR rcSrr roDnccs ND rrTNT0Nf
ALL QUIET AT STAMBOUL
ENGLISH PRESS CRITICISM.
Thy GABLE TO THE HEnALp.1

[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, June 6, 1878.
A despatch from St Petersburg announces that
Prince Gortschako is sufficiently recovered TO 60
to the Congress- lie will be accompanied by Count
SchouvaloiY aud Prince d'Oubrii, the Russian Am
bassador at Berlin.
RUSSIAN HOPE IN THE CONGRESS
The AOeaace Russo says:-"The presence OF the
leading Ministers in the Congress and the spirit
which now seems to animate the various Cabinets
give hope that the Eastern question will be dealt
with in broad sense, with the object of reaching
common understanding and consolidating the
peace OF Europe. The Emperor came TO the city
from Tsarskoe.Selo on Tuesday to advise with .
Prince Gortschakon"
NOT IN A MAN-OF-wAR.
The report is untrue that Lords Beaconsfeld and
Salisbury are to go to the Continent III q man-of
war Their departure Will be attended with no
rormaity. Lord Beaconsfeld and his private secre-
tary viii leave on Saturday by way OF Ostend and
Brussels Lord Salisbury will leave on Monday
FAVORABLE NEWS FROM srAMBoUI-
The news from ConstantinOple continue reas-
surfing The Appointment OF Safvet Pacha as Grand
yizier and the supcrsesslon OF Mahmoud Damac
Pacha in the War Ministry particularly favorable
signs Safvet Pach is of very pacific disposition
enlightened and on good terms with all the em
bassies
THE PORTE'S REPRESENTATIVES,. .w
The Porte received and has accepted an invita-.
ton TO attend the Congress. Safver Pacha's new
dignity will permit him TO meet the other plenipo-
tentiaries on an equal footing Sadoullah Bey,
Ambassador to Berlin, will probably be the second
representative.
ANOTHER VERSION.
Another despatch from Constantinople an
nounces that sadyk Pacha. late Chief OF the Min
istry. has been appointed First Penipotentiary,
Lori linda n
cign Affairs, Second Plenipotentiary OF Turkey TO
the Congress at Berlin.
THE QUESTION or THE FoRTREssEs.
The pressure applied by the Russians for the
surrender OF the 1ortresses cxcites no apprehen-
slon because their surrender is considered equally
with the Russian withdrawal, purely matter for
arrangement, neither being stipulated for at any
definite time IN the Treaty Of San SteIano and the
latter not being regarded as operative until sub
United to the Congress.
RUSSIAN MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
The post announces that the Russians have
massed u 900 men and lbs guns ut Tchorlu, which
is central position as regards Constantinople,
Adranople and GallpolL
THE TIMES JUBILANT.
The Tunes in an editorial article says:--''Seldom
has more honorable triumph been won by dplO-
macy or rather, craftsmanship, by any country,
than that which, as recorded In the invitations to
Congress-
England. The Great Powers are summoned to
Berlin by the German government not to consider
a lew details OF the Treaty OF san Stefano, but to
discuss the whole treaty in Its relations TO subss:-
Ing engagements, and thus practically to review
the whole position OF the Eastern question.
IGNATIEFF TO CRITICISED.
aThe hasty geueralizations and reckless outlines
of General Ignatien will be kceny criticised and 1t
viii prove very different thing to draw map OF
bulgaria at San Stefano, with no critics but Pachas
In hourly dread Of the occupation OF Constants
noplc, and to justify such map before the impair
tal criticism OF the most experienced statesmen in
GHoURKo ASD sKoBEIEFF
General Ghourko and several other officers who
Departed with the Grand Duke Nicholas have re-
turned to San Steiano. General Skobelen Jr.,
WHO'S suffering from typhoid fever, Is reported to
be in q critical condition.
RUSSIANS AND RoUMANIANs.
A despatch to the Vienna Political COrrespon-
dence from Bucharest says the Russians, consider.
ing their communications threatened by the posi-
| ton OF the Roumanian army, have determined TO
| occupy Plojesti.
IS THERE SECRET TREATY.
| The Times Bucharest despatch says:-"It
| has transpired that an agreement had been
signed by Ministers Bratiano and Cogal-
nceno authorizing Russian occupation or part Of
| Roumania, without fixing date for the evncua-
ton Tne affair revives the suspicIoa that these
| Ministers have a secret leaning toward Russia.
WAITING FOR the CONGRESS-
| The Daily Netos ST. Petersburg correspon dent
| says :-"ln consequence OF the Turks endeavor.
| Ing to provoke hostilities Russia and England
have agreed not to Withdraw their forces until the
end OF the Congress-"
THE RESURRECTION DECLINING.
| The Vienna Presse says that Russia has granted
| an amnesty to the Mohammcdan Insurgents and
| the instruction is declining.
| THE LEvANT HERALD CASE
| A ConstantInope despatch states that, In conse.
| qucnce OF Mr.. Layard's representations. the order
banishing the editor OF the Levant Herald has been
| revoked. Another despatch says:-"Thc suppress
| sion Of the Lcvant Herald continues The editor
OF that journal has been obliged to quit Constauti.
| nopc.n
| TURKISH APPOINTMENTS.
Reout Pacha has been appointed Grand Master
OF Artillery. Mukhtar Pacna remains Chief Of
| Stan.
/ sERvIAS DELEGATE.
"A telegram from Belgrade says that Minister. His-
| tics has LEFT for Berlin.
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