New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
THE PROGRAMME OF THE CONGRESS.
GREECE SEEKING ADMISSION - FRENCH MON
AECHIsTs INTRIGUING.
BERLIN, Tuesday, June H. 1873.

AECHIsTs INTRIGUING.
BERLIN, Tuesday June H. 1873.
All the Iplenipotentiaries will have arrived
by Wednesday, except the Turkish, who only left
the Bosphoms Monday morning, and cannot reach
this city before Friday or Saturday next The Iae
audience by the Crown Prince. They will he conveyed
to the palace N state be CST2Se G6TS will meet for ts
first tme and after the transaction OF the necessary
formalies such as the yereaon OF tne seSeI b0wers
the proceedings will be opened by Prince bismarck as
President, by submitting his memorandum OF me SUB
iecs to be treated directly by the plenipOentiaries
each Of whom viii receive copy OF this document
THE CLAIMS OF GREECE TO BE HEARD.
The business OF the first sitting will be confined TO tho
settlement OF the question whether not the Congress
shall invite Greece to participate in its transactions 1t
is highly Improbable that Roumania or Servia VIII be
accorded direct access to the Congress, either with iu
The orsinai Anticipation that the Congress would
complete It's abos in fortnight thought likely to be
realized Commissioners VIII then be sent To Turkey TO
settle the details The result OF te Congress expected
10 be favorable O Rnssia She Will probably get Bess-
arabia aud part Of Armenia including Ardahan ana kaIs
Bayazid.
FRENCH ANTI-REPUBLICANs on THE ALERT.
There is report current that the BOnaparte Orleans
and Bourbon interests are 10 be privately advocated
during the Congress by gentlemen deputed for the Occa-
sion the hope being entertained by the monarchioal
parties I'm France that a conservative reaction viii
shortly I'm Berlin, and that the monarchy may then
have another chance at Paris
INFORMAL INTERVIEWS To BE HELD.
LONDON. Tuesday. June IL, 1873
The Vienna CORE spOndcnt OF The Times says IL
seems that OF the penipotcntiares are to arrive IN
Berliu either on Tuesday Wednesday, that they
viii have opportunity FOR meeting privately before
meeting tfiCallv COnsdering the number OF visits ana
return ysCs which will have 20 be made IN twenty our
hours there will not he much time for each OF thcu
stu the short time that VIII be available may be
of some importance, afOrdng II wi the nrst oppor-
rmlty for exchanging ideas IN direct personal inter
confse, instead OF indirectly through the medium o
embassies and dspatcbes Many things may appear
then In quite different light from that In which they
have appeared hitherto. In such confidential ana
direct intercourse things may be said which cannot
well be written and obj ctons that present the,nse
may be met at once Above all, the personal meeting
OF the Ministers who have been directing affairs at home
and who have known each other before, Is not likely
remain without influence on the course OF the ncgo-
ltons They will be better able 10 judge Of each other
than they could be by the written communications
which they have hitherto exchanged and which may
derive new meaning from personal intercourse.
THE RUSSIANS ~ ROUMANIA.
The Russian Army Corps began advancing on Pitest on
sunday, and has already reached Titu and
Gaesii. IL entered some villages occupied by
Roumanian troops The Russian movement interrupts
the communication OF the ROumauan Army with Bu-
charcst. The Government intends 10 ask explanations
o Russia aud II the answer is unsatisfactory VIII adj
dress a solemn protest the Powers. Minister Risucs
has instructed 90 urge at Berlin the annexation of
all Old Scryia 70 Scryia.