Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-24

BtAc0HsHElD BUlLposEp
THE CONGRESS.
He Threatens to Leave
Berlin.
II HIS DEMANDS ARE NOT CON.
Piled WITH.
Military Movements Around Con.
stantiu0ple.
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DAiLY Naval
Tn. B.rIi. Congress.


BERLIN, June 2i.-The congress- at to-
days sitting will discuss the details Of the
arrangement made Saturday. permitting
the Turks to garrison the Balkan passes.
A later dispatch declares that this conces'
sion ON the part Of Russia Is unquestiona'
bly conditional upon the establishment Of
the autonomy Of Roumelia. and the evac.
uation Of the interior by Turkish troops.
The interior organization Of the province
will be next discussed. The conditions
laid down by the Russians arc absolute.
Ii Is understood that the negotiations rela-
tive to guarantees for the autonomy Of the
province will give rise to animated debate.
The question 81 tho evacuation OF the
fortresses will also arise In connection with
the organization Of Roumelia.
The Russian Privy Counsellor, Schlov-
ger, arrived in Berlin from ~. Petersburg
Saturday. and Immediately had Al inter
view with Sehouvaloff and Cor tschakof.
GortschAkof Is confined to his bed.
LONDON, June IA Po.i special from
Berlin states that Great britain and Aus
tria r~esolutely insist on the Russians
speedily ~evAcuating Bulgaria. where. until
a new government 10 established. there
shall be . mixed European occupation.
Russia demands that the number Of troops
which Turkey shall DO entitled TO station
near the Balkans he limited 10 = compara-
lively small contingent. and that Russia
be allowed to continue tho military occu.
patton some time longer.
A TIme. Berlin correspondent says So
phia Is to be included In northern Bulga-
ria. The former report, that that city Was
To bc included in Roumelia. was errone-
Gus. The Powers consented to this condi.
ton. that the frontier pass so close to the
south Of the town as not 10 menace Aus
TRAN interests in that quarter.
Beaconsield at the Saturday sitting Of
Congress made what is described ~ Of
the finest speeches he ever delivered. He
opposed tho Russian demand that the
sultan. instead u being permitted 10 gar
rison the Roumelian frontier rs he chose,
should be Obliged 10 designate beforehand
the points no wished to fortify. and tho
number Of troops 10 be maintained thereat.
De~aconsheld didn't quite succeed In con.
vincing his audience.
A Berlin correspondent Of the T@s.
writes: Europe on Friday passed
through q serious crisis. B~eaconstield
informed Bismarck with extraordinary
energy that on the question VI fortifying
the Balkan passes and ga~rrisoning
them with Turks, England would
not hesitate . moment, and that
ho would quit Berlin ON Monday II his
demands were unsatisfiei. Another cor
respondent reports that = compromise was
arranged, according to which the number
Of troops in each pass should DO deter.
mined by Europe. Al present there Is
good reason 10 believe that when the with.
drawal Of the Russian troops and the IN.
turc administrative organization OF tho
province Ia discussed. there will be anoth.
er crisis rs severe as the one just passed.
The Ta..' correspondent considers II
| probable that the Congress will fix tho
number Of Turkish troops 10 occupy the
Balkans at $4,000. The Tmos' leading
editorial expresses the opinion that there
Is no reason to fear serious disagreement
in the Congress on the remaining topics.
Several special dispatches mention the
probability OF a compromise In the Bessa-
rabian question. 10 IL believed that Rou-
mania will consent to relinquish the prov.
incc, with the exception Of the strip OF
land bordering on the Danube.
Around Constantinopie.
CoSsrlSIISorLE. June 23.-The whole
Turkish right wing has made q forward
movement. It is understood that England
advocates the formation Of 4 gendarmerie
to replace the Russian army Of occupation.
The Russians recently requested the Eng.
lish Consul at Dayougas TO billet some sol.