The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
direction. apparently 10 exercise pressure upon the


direction. apparently TO exercise pressure upon the
negotiations. q. sa 's
COMPROMISE SUGGESTED.
II 10 reported from Antivar that Austria has pro-
posed compromise, according TO which Montenegro
would have the use, but complete possession, OF
the port OF Antivari.
sAPvET AND LABAyoYr HOMECOMING
Safvet Pacha, Grand vizier, gave a dinner Tues
osy evening at HE summer residence the Bos-
phorus, IN honor OF Prince LabanoT the Russon
Ambassador. Most Of the Diplomatic Corps and the
Turkish Ministers present.
TURKEY READY CONCESSIONS
Tho Tines Vienna correspondent telegraphs:-
sit is said that the Porte does not intend TO
make stand against a declaration OF inds-
psndence by Roumana, Serva or Montenegro.
II would. II unfavorablc, consent TO Montencgros
receiving the extension OF territory proposed by the
Constantinople Conference, and probably would not
seriously contest Ssrvia's claim to extension Of
territory on the right bank Of tho Morava.
Lorn TO PART WITH Bulgaria.
II seems that all Turkeys efforts TO be concen-
trated saving much possible OF Northern Bul.
garia II Will claim that portion Of the country cast
the LON should BIO left under the direct ruo Of the
Porte, AZ tho Mohammedans are in tho majority.
rI1 LEBANON PRECEDENT
II this appeal fails it WIN endeavor obtain
ganization for Bulgaria similar to that OF Lebanon.
cIINGISG KARs.
In regard 10 Asia tho Turks Will plead that the
Russian possession oil Kars would leave great part
OF the country dcenceless and that the nationalties
about Batoum opposed to annexation 10 Russia.
RISING rnEssALy.
Tho pcra despatch to the Times says:-"An iron.
clad aud several battalons ordered Thes
soy ~ tho request Of the Governor of the province
ISCirISG ALBANIA 20 ARMS
It is reported that Greek insurgents have landed In
Albania ana melting tho population to revolt.
ACCUSING THE nULGARIAxa
The Ti,aes Pera correspondent says:.'Safyet Pacha
preparing circular stating that the Bulgarans ara
systematically endcavoring TO ex,ir2ate the Nussul-
mans"
Tux KAIsER's CONDITION
A bulletin issued from the palace at hali-past six
O'Clock yesterday morning says the Emperor en-
joyed nm undsturbed refreshing sleep throughout
tho night S
bulletin dated halt past O'Clock A. NJ. Tues
day. announces that the Emperor Is setting up. Tho
swelling Of his arm has decreased.
STILL PAvoRABLY PROGRESSING.
An ofhciai bulletin, Issued from the palace ysstsr-
day evening says tho Empcror's condition Ia favor
able.
HopRs REcEiva THE PLExIroTESrIARIEs.
The Emperor expects to so to Babeisberg on Mon
day next. His health Is so much improved that no
hopes be ablc give reception the plenipoen-
tiaries before the adjournment. Of the Congress-
THE HoEDgL INVESTIGATION.
The Investigation into the charge against Hoedel,
the would-bo regcide, is virtually concluded. Tho
documents about to be handed to the Council OF
Arraignmcnt OF the Kammergericht
THE CzARiNA's HEALTH
News has been received in Berlin to the effect that
tho illness Of tho Empress OF Russia though serious.
Is not regarded as dangerous Tho Duchess Of Edn.
burgh passed through the city on TUESDAY. She Is
going TO ST. Petersburg, In consequence OF tho i'll
ness Of her mother.
NOT GAINING STRENGTH
Yesterdays bulletin in ST. Petersburg reports the
condition OF the Empress follows :-The fever and
Inflammation subsding, but the patients rest Is
disturbed ana she does not gain strength" Public
prayers are offered in Tho churches all parts OF
Russia for tho recovery or the Emprosa
GERMAN GENERAL RLEcrioNs.
An imperial decree issued in Berlin Yesterday
ORDERS that elections be hold for members Of The
Rcichstag the Both OF July, prox.
BELGIAN PARTIES.
AZ far as known the liberals have majority o; ten
In tho Chamber Of Deputies and six tho Senate
In one instance q second ballot will be necessary
LEos nRALrH.
Tho Bersa0iieri, OF Rome liberal newspapcrl stated
on Tuesday that the Pope had had protracted FAINT
log nt. Tho Osseruaiore Romano officially tnat
Tho Pope's hcalln is excellent. The Unita Catioca
contradicts tho report that tho Pope contemplates
going 10 tho country The weather In Romo is ex.
cocdingly hot
NOT FAINT.
The Times' despatch from Romo says the story
that tho Pope tainted Is unfounded.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION
There ls2, 2i9 paying visitors to the Paris Ex
hibiuon Whit Monday. Tho highest rumber VI
visitors any day to tho International Exhib-
lion at Paris in 1867 was 1870
RoUssRAU's CENTENARY.
II 10 probabIe that Rousscau's centenary will 20
publicly celebrated In Paris on the I'd July prox.
rnE COTTON STRIKE.
The Burnley manufacturers report that tho opera
tvcs show general desire TO resume work. Five
sheds, CONTAINING 1900 looms will commence to-day
attcn per cent reduction IN wagea The operatives
Of some other sheds have applied for pc, mission
70 resume, and IL Is expected many moro lrms
will have arranged 10 do SO by Monday.
sHoRr or FUNDS.
Il Is feared the Central Relief Committee al Preston
will DO obliged 10 suspend operations for want OF
funds
TIRED fuE TRIAL
Tho ovorlookers OF the Church operatives have
passed resolution recon me ding tho ter M nation OF
the strike.
FAlLUR. GRAIN DEALERS.
N. Muir Il song, grain merchants. OF Glasgow have
failed. Their liabilities are $s00.0o0
UNSETTLED WEATHER.
Tho weather continues unsettled anu unseason abic
There . heavy tall Of snow In Psrthshire Scot
land, on Tuesday.
SPANISH EXTRA DUTIES.
Tho Standards Madrid despatch says that and
alter July tho extra duties Will only be maintained
On petroleum, benzine, vegetable oils and sugar.
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
GENERAL NUNcIo EEPoRrED KILLED BY