The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-12
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
READY FOR THE CONGRESS.
Assembling Of the Diplomatists
Of Europe.
PROGRAMME OF THE SESSION.
Difficulties About the Turkish Fort
reSSeS Threatened.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS RECOVERY.
-
Republicanism Spreading Throughout
Europe.
I'LL HEALTH OF LEO XIII.
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD. /

lBx CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
LONDON June II, 1878.
The Daily Neps' Vienna special says that officers
have been ordered to join their regiments in Dali
malta, which win be Immediately raised to war
footing.
BROwBEATING AUSTRIA.
The Daily 7eltgraphs Vienna correspondent
says :-"Russia has recently taken very
overtearing tone toward Austria. rup.
ture seemed imminent week ago In
consequence OF Russia's curt refusal to listen to
Austria's representations relative to the limits OF
Bulgaria."
RUSSIA AND RoUMANIA.
The Vienna despatch to the Daily Telegraph re-
ports that it Is stated that the Russians in Rouma-
MIA have received orders to be In readiness tor
hostilities.
SECRET SESSION.
The Standards Vienna correspondent says:-
1.-THE various governments have agreed that the
discussions in the Congress shall be secret, but
committee VIII Immediately be appointed to select
what portion OF the debera tons it Is desirable to
publish"
WHAT AUSTRIA EXPECTS.
TAT the Austrian Foreign ONCE in Vienna it is
fully expected that Austria will be asked by the
Congress to occupy Bosnia. mobilization OF the
Austrian forces in Pennsylvania has been ordered"
THE FORTRESS DIFFICULTIES.
The Times Berlin correspondent says:-ssThe nom
compliance Of Turkey with the reiterated demand
OF Russia, supported BY Germany, for m immediate
surrender OF Shumla, which had already caused
the Congress to be convened two weeks later than
was originally intended, threatens to create fresh
diflcuties.o ., e
CONFIDENCE AT ST. PETERSBURG. FgNsv
The Tsaes' Vienna correspondent says:-"Con-
ddence both In st. Petersburg and Berlin n the
successful issue OF the Congress is reported 10 be
30 deep as almost to exclude doubt that
Count Schouvalor's policy is triumphant at
81. Petersburg and his antagonists are silenced
But the situation al Constantinope still continues
TO cause uneastness"
ENGLANDs REPRESENTATIVES,
Lord Beacons1eld arrived at Berlin at eight
O'Clock last evening. lie was received by Lord Odo
Russell ana Count Won Rulone. and conducted to
the Kaiserhof Hotel. The Marquis Of Salisbury has
also arrived at Berlin. rf.nr
Lord Beaconsfield had two hours conference
with Prince Bismarck last night.
THE AUSTRIAN DELEGATION. ,tea|
Count Andrassy and NJ. Haymerle, the Austrian
penipotentiar!es TO the Congress-. started from
Vienna yesterday afternoon for Berlin I'll
TIE CARS DIPLoNArsTs. a
Count Schouvalof has reached Berlin and estab.
lshed himself at the Russian Legation
THE BERLIN CONGRESS.
All the Plenpotentiarics will have arrived ut
Berlin by Wednesday except the Turkish, who only
left The Bosphorus on Monday morning and can
not reach Berlin before Friday or Saturday mex.
The plenpotentiaries will be received on wednes.
day in State audience by the Crown Prince. They
will be conveyed to the Palace IN State carriages
OPENING THE SESSION
On Thursday afternoon, about two O'Clock, the
nnuu Wi yuaa for In frs
the transaction OF the necessary formaitics, such
as the verincation OF the several powers OF the
p!enpotentlaries and the appointment OF officials
The proceedings will be opened by Prince Bis
march, as president. by submitting his mcmoran-
dunn OF the points, restn,6 Of the SUBJECTS to be
treated directly by the penipotentiaries each OF
whom Will receive copy OF this document
PRELIMINARY TALK.
The Tunes Vienna correspondent says it seems
that most OF tho penipotentiares arc to arrive in
Berlin either on Tuesday or Wednesday, 80 that
they will have an opportunity for meeting. pr-
vatey before meeting officially. Considering the
number OF visits and return visits which win have
to be made In twenty-fo hours there will not be
much time for each OF them
PACE TO PACE.
still, even the short time that will be available
may be Of some Importance, afrording, as it Will,
personal interview instead OF indirectly through
the medium ri embassies and dispatches. Many
things may appear then in quite different light
from that in which they have appeared hitherto.
HAsIER THAN WRITING
In such confidential and direct Intercourse things
may be said which cannot well be written. and OBJ
jections that present themselves may be met at
once. Above all the personal meeting OF the Minis
tiers who have been directing Affairs at home, ana
who have not known each other before, IL not
likely to remain without influence on the course OF
the negotiations They will be better abic to
Judge OF each other than they could be by the
written communications which they have hitherto
xchangcd and which may derive new meaning
from personal intercourse
FiRsT IN REGARD TO GREECE.
The business OF the first sitting will be confined
TO the settlement or the question whether or not
the Congress shall invite Greece to participate In
ITS transactions. IL Is highly improbable that
70 the Congress, either with full or consultative
powers NM
The original anticipation that the Congress would
complete Its nbors In fortnight IS thought likely
20 be realized Commissioners will then be sent to
Turkey to settle the Details
WHAT RUSSIA WILL GET.
The result OF the Congress, 1t Is anticipated at
Berlin, will not be unavorable to Russia. She viii
probably get portion OF Bessaraba and Armenia,
the latter including Kars and Ardahan certainly
and perhaps also Batoum, but not Bayazid
STATE BANQUET.
state banquet at the castle viii be given to the
Plcnipotentiares and their suites on Thursday or
Friday evening.
THE NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS
A. In , tfr nf INIT
ton. Newspaper correspondents from oil parts Of
the world are already in Berlin.
FRENCH BoNArAIsTfsTs
There Is q report current that the Bonaparte.