The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-31
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
Ten Bases Of Settlement Mu.
tually Arranged.
TO THE CARS ADVANTAGE.
A Piece of Turkey Thrown
to Persia.
AUSTRIA AS AN EXPLOSIVE.
Much Talk About the Congress and
Who Are to Sit in It.
COPYRIGHT DISCUSSED.
Sale OF the Castellani Collection
or Pottery.
COPYRIGHT DISCUSSED.
Sale Of the Castellani Collection
or Pottery.

OF POttery.
By CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, May 81, 1878.
The following are the points which the
governments of England and Russia have
agreed upon, subject to the consideration
and decision of the Berlin Congress-
TWO PROVINCES INSTEAD OF ONE
First-There shall be two Bulgarian prov
inces-one north Of the Balkans under a
prince the other, south of the Balkans
(not to touch the Egean Sea, and its name
to be chosen by the Congress) with Chris
tian governor and the government modelled
upon that of the English colonies.
WHAT TURKEYS TROOPS MUST DO.
Second-The Turkish troops shall with
draw from the latter province and not re-
enter.
Ihird-England deplores but will not OPP
pose the retrocession of Bessarabia.
THE DANUBE.
Fourth England reserves the right to dis
cuss in the Congress all international ar
engagements relating TO the Danube.
RUSSIA TO HAVE BAToUM.
Fifth England does not consider the pos
session of Batoum by Russia sufficient JUS
LITIGATION for hostile interference, and Rus
sin promises not to further advance her
frontier in Asia
SOP TO PERSIA.
Sirth-Russia will give up Bajazid to
Turkey at the request Of England, but in
exchange Turkey shall ccde to Persia the
province Of Ketour (close to Bajazid). This
has long been disputed piece Of territory,
and the right Of it, Russia says. belongs to
Persia.
HOW rs SIZE TO DE PAID?
Serenth-Russia promises neither to take
the money indemnity in land nor to in
terfere with England's claims on Turkey
As creditor, the point as to the payment
If the war indemnity to be discussed by
he Congress.
rAvoRs TO THE CREEKS.
Eighth-The Congress will take steps to
reorganize Epirus, Thessaly and other
Greek provinces.
THE STRAITS.
Ninh-Russia agrees that the passage Of
the Dardanelles and Bosphorus shall re-
main in stdtu quo.
BULGARIA TO BE nIoR3ASIzrD.
Tenth England will suggest at the Con-
gress that Europe .reorganize Bulgaria and
will discuss the question of the Russian
occupation of and the passage Of troops
through Roumania.
AN IMPORTANT STATEMENT.
The Morning Advertiser says the negotiations
ford Northcotc may be expected 10 make state
mcnt III tue house OIL commons To-Day.
DENIAL
Berlin despatch to the DdIy Ne,rs says Eng.
land AMI Russia have not yet agreed, but no feel.
Ing Of dependency is apparent.
MEMBERS OF THE CONGRESS-
Various special DISPATCHES mention Count
Schouvalor, Lord Lyons. Count Andrassy, NJ wad-
dington, Count Corti and Sadyk Pacha as repre-
sentatives OF their respective governments ut the
Congress The PaU Man Gdzeue's telegram from
Berlin last evening says Prince bismarck and Count
Won Buow will represent Germany. Herr Won
Radowitz, nominaily Minister to Greece, but per.
manenty employed In the PrussIan Foreign ONCE,
will take notes and make daily report OF the pro-
ceedings, and NJ THY, formerly secretary OF the
French Legation In Berlin, and now Minister at
Copenhagen, IS expected TO DRAFT the final report
embodyng the decisions Of the Congress IL liz be-
lieved IN Berlin that Greece viii be invited TO send
= representative to the Congress-
sCuOSrALoFF GOING BACK.
special despatch TO the Ddav Ne,cs from St
Petersburg confirms the lIERALD's announcement
or two days ago. IL says:--.'it ~ rumored
that Count Schouvalon Is expected here
again In few days Public opinion and
the press more and more disapprove OF the
governments concessions The army Is specialize OK
cited by count Andrassy's declarations y
AUSTRIA DOES nor NESAcE ITALY,
IL is officially denied at Vienna that Austria Is
concentrating forces In the districts bordering on
Italy.
Count Andrassy yesterday informed the Hun
rar,an Delegation that he thought England and
Russia W, uld enter into no agreement damaging
to Austro-Ilungary SO tar none OF the repeated
Russian replies to the Austrian objections to the
treaty OF san stefano had succeeded In recoLciing
the divergent views OF the two Empires.
BEWARE or AUSTRIA
The points before recapitulated BY no means ex-