The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-07

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The IImes,s correspondent further says {:
q II has shocked most people that the Pope,
in his coronation speech, made no allusloD
to the late Pope Plus TX, although Cardi-
nal De Pietro. In addressing the Pontih.
was eloquent in praise OF the deceased
Pope. The omission could not, therefore,
have been accidental, and has been yari-
ously commented on
THE rRRECoNcILABLR ATTITUDES ArTHE vATI-
CAN. z1 G
The Rome correspondent OF the Manches-
ter Guardian says: .sPublic opinion is IT.
Iitated at the irreconcilable attitude which
appears to have been adopted at the fati-
can"
THE POPE AND CARDINAL FRANCHr DETER
MINED ON PACIFIC POLICY.
ROME, March 6.-The Pope and Cardinal
Franchi have determined on the policy OF
reconciliDg, as far as possible, the interests
OF Church and State in questions pending
with various Governments.
Austria.
LONDON, March 6.-The 1elegrGDh'S Vi
emma dispatch says the Government is max
ing every effort to secure majority OF If
teen or twenty in the delegation for a vote
Of credit, aud seems confident Of success.
Even the Hungarians are gradually begin
ming to acquiesce in the annexation scheme.
Report is curren. that Austrian troops have
already commenced southwark movements.
LONDON, March 6.-The Standards Paris
correspondent hears from thoroughly re-
liable source that France and Italy intend
to propose the naturalization Of the Buspho-
rus and Dardaneles.
The Treaty..-Twenty-nin Articles.
LONDON, March GA dispatch from Con-
stantinople under date March 9Th to Rerl-
ter says:
The treaty bears the title. Preliminaries
OF Peace" and contains Twenty-Five arti-
cles.
The opening articles relate to Montene-
gro. Servia, and Bulgaria. The indemnity
is fixed at fourteen hundred and ten million
roubles. but eleven hundred million are
covered by territorial ceSsions. Nothing is
fixed concerning the terms and period OF
payment OF the three hundred and ten mil
lions. No guarantee is stipulated, nor is
there any mention OF Egyptian or Bulgarian
tributes or Turkish fleet. The treaty simply
states that Russia and Turkey shall agree
subsequently about the payment. Plerot re-
mains Bulgarian. Seryia includes SiritZitha,
Novisari, and Vrania; Montenegro includes
Austrian Spuz-Podgovitza and Nicsics. All
the Bulgarian fortreSses are to be RACED and
the Turkish troops withdrawn. A military
road will be established for the Ottoman
posts and telegraph, and the passage OF
troops, which, however, must not make any
considerable halt while passing through the
country. MuSSulmans may return 10 Bull
garia. Any property OF the Mussulmans
who have not returned, which they leave
undisposed Of, will be sold after two years
for the benefit Of the widows and orphans
fund. Arrears of taxes in Bosnia and Her
ze@ovina are to be RENTED. Revenue un-
til 1880 is to be applied to indemnity for the
sufferers by the insurrection and to provide
for local needs. Austrian and Russian con-
miSsioners will arbitrate in all disputed
claims.
The navigation OF the straits is declared
free for merchant-veSSelS during peace or
war.
Six divisions OF Russian infantry and
two Of cavalry will occupy Bulgaria until
the formation OF the Bulgarian militia; the
strength OF which shall be fixed later by
Russia and Turkey. The Russian army OF
occupation will preserve its communications
both through Roumania and the Black Sea-.
The expenses OF the Russian occupation are
TO De borne Dy Bulgaria..
Roumania is authorized to make her de-
mand for indemnity direct to the Porte,
and to make a direct treaty. No indemnity
is stipulated for Servia or Montenegro. The
Russian, Turkish, and Bulgarian ccmmis-
sioners will determine the Bulgarian tri-
butte. The reform programme of the Con-
stantinople conference Will be applied to
Bosnia and Herzegovina. An organization
similar to that granted Crete in 1868 is stip-
ulatcd for Thcssalv and Epirus; no men,
ton is made of Greece or Crete. Batoum,
Arabian, Kars, and Bayazid are coded to
Russia. ErZeroum and Trebzonde are not
mentioned, except that the Russians may
embark at TrebiZonde on their return
home.
Asiatic Turkey is to be evacuated in six
months. The evacuation Of European Tur-
kew is to commence Immediately and be
completed within three months. The Eu.
ropean Danube retains its former rights
The Porte undertakes the expense OF re-
establishing navigation on the Danube
and indemnifying private losses, the
amounts OF which are to be deducted
by the Danube Commission from sums
it owes the Porte. Russia receives the
Dobrudscha to exchange it for BesSara
bia. The treaty is to be ratified within tif
teen days, but its provisions become obli9a
tory Immediately. Nothing is said about
its ratification by the congress, nor abou
combinations, nor OF Rllsso-Turklsh al
lance.
The details about the payment Of the in
demnity, which were to have been arranged
at San Stefano, have been postponed, ant
negotiators have arrived at Constantinople
Eastern Items.
LONDON, March Ga Reuters Telegram
from St. Petersburg says: 1t Is regarded
settled that only the treaty Powers will tak'
part in the congress, although the mlno
States will be allowed to bring their view:
under its notice.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 6.-Thc Agenc
RusSe states that Germany and Austria hav
assented TO the proposal for congress 0
the chief ministers OF the Powers to b.
held ut Berlin. The assent OF the othe
governments is expected.
Prince Gortschakof is much better, AM
will 90 to the congress.
A Reuters dispatch from Vienna state
that Austria is still opposed to territorial
extensions of Bulgaria and Russian occu
patton. The Austrian Government has re
solved to propose the annexation OF Thcs
sally and Epirus to Greece.
LONDON, March G.-The Daily Tell
qraph's dispatch from Pera states that Gen
eraI Ignatiet' visisted ConstantinopIe il
military uniform Yesterday.
CoNSTANTINOPLE, March G.-The Porte
stated to have sanctioned a stay OF the Ru:
sian troops ut San Stefano as long as tn
British fleet remains in the Sea OF Marmor;
The Greek HnsurrectiOn.
ATHENS, March 6.-Oficial Intelligent
has been received from Laussa that tn
Turks are marching against the insurgent
at NiarkimltZ. Desperate fighting IS eN