Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-15

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and from oecuying Egypt France
desires joint action With England iii re-
spect 10 Egypt Prince Bismarck re-
Gently stated III would himself pro-
pose Ut the congress IN English occu-
patton Of Egypt Germany guarantee.
my tine non.inttrvention ot Franco,
TENT or THE TREATY or rENCr,
Con>tmtuople alNices under date ot
March 1th. SAYS the treaty of peace
bcll, tile title " prelminarcs of Peace,
and contains tweuty-uiur articles. The
opening articles relate 60 Montenegro.
Servia, and Bulgaria.
The indemnity is fixed a l,il0o0o,-
0oo rubles. but IlO0,@oQ,N2o Are cover.
ed by territorial ceSsinns. Nothing is
fixed concerning lie terms and period
Of payment of the3l0,0000
30 guarantee is stipulated, nor IS
there mention Of Egyptian OF Bulgar-
ian tributes or the Turkish fleet The
treaty simply states that Russia and
Turkey shall agree subsequently about
the payment
Prot remains Bulgarian
Scrvia includes Sicnit2a. Nuy- Bazaar,
and Nrana.
Montenegro includes Antiyari Spuz,
Podgoritza. and Nicsics.
All the Bulgarian forucsscs are ta hc
RACED and the Turkish troops withdrawn.
A military road will be established
for the Ottoman posts and the telegraph,
and the passage of troops which, how
ever, must not make amy considerable
halt while passing through the country
NuSsulmanS may return ~ Bulgaria.
Any property Of MuSSulmanS, who have
not returned which they leave unds-
posed Of will be sold after two wears for
\ the benefit 81 Il widows and orphans
fund.
The arrears of taNcs iii Bosnia and
Herzegovina are To hc rcmittei. The
revenue, until 1850. Is 10 be applied 10
the indcnlitv for sufferers by the in,ur-
roction, and to provide for local needs.
Austrian and Russian commissioners
I Mill arhitrate in all disputed claims.
The navigation Of the straits IS de-
elared free for merchant vessels during
peace or war.
Sin divisions Of Russian infantry and
two OF cavalry will occupy Bulgaria uu-
til the formation of the Bulgarian mil
itia, the strength Of which shall he fixed
later by Russia and Turkey The Rus
sian army Of occupation will preserve
Its communications both through Rou-
mania and tho Black Sea. The expenses
of the Russian occupation are 10 he
borne by Bulgaria.
Roumania is authorized to make her
demand for indemnity direct 70 the
Porte, and make Il direct treaty. No
indemnity is stipulated for sd1 .
Montenegro.
Russian, Turkish, and Bulgarian com
missioners viii determine the Bulgarian
tribute.
The reform programme Of The Con-
stantinoplc conference Will he applied
to Bosnia and herzegovina
An organization similar to that grant
81 70 Crete IN lists i stipulated for
Thessalv and EpiruS. no mention Is
made OF Greece or Cretc.
Batoum, Ardahrn, kars, and BayaMd
are coded to Russia Er1croum and
. .rrehllond are not mentioned, except
7 that the Russians may embark ut Ire
hizond ON their return home
Asatc Turkey Is 70 be evaeu lted II
six months. The evacuation of Euro
pecan Turkey is TO begin Immediately,
ana be completed within three months.
The European Danube commits ON
retains its tormCr rights. Tbs Porto
undertakes the expense Of rc-estahlish-
ing navigation on the Danube and in
dcmnlying private losses, the amount
of which are to be deducted hy the
I Danube Commission from the sums il
owes the Porto.
Russia receives Dabrudscha, q a.
change il fol Bessaeaba.
The question Of the Turea.Persian
frontier Shall be speedily settled.
The treaty TO bcratifcd within fifteen
days, but its provisions become obliga-
tory Immediately. Nothing is sud
about ratification hy Tie congress, nor
about the capitulations, more \ Russo
Turkish alliance.