The New York herald., 1878-07-05
2ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
SUCCESS OF THE CONGRESS
Prince Bismarck Expresses
His Opinions Freely.
HOW HE AVERTED WAR.
The Future Prospects Of Greece
Still Unsettled.
AUSTRIA AS A SLAVONIC POWER.
Preparing to Move the In
dian Troops.
GERMANY AND THE CHURCH.
The Future Prospects Of Greece
Still Unsettled.
AUSTRIA AS A SLAVONIC POWER.
Preparing to Move the In
dian Troops.
GERMANY AND THE CHU RICH.
[BY CABLE TO THE HrRaLD.]

Tne beriiu congress 6at tCroe nours yesterday,
chiefly occupied it is understood with ths questions
OF tho Dan ube ana the indemnity. The chief points
in regard to the iormer arranged by providing
for the tree navigation, instead Of the neutrality OF
the Danube thus throwing It open to the commerce
OF all nations. It appears that neither the Batoum
nor the Greek question was touched. Fears are ex-
pressed that difficulties concerning the former may
cause prolongation OF the Congress.
IT WILL ATTEND BULGARIA
Berlin despatch say The Congre has decided 10
elect Prince of ITSELF 1t Is stated that stops
will DO taken to Obtain direct from Cons,sntinope
guarantees that Porte Will ropudats the action
OF It's pie n nipolantiaries.
BISMARCK INTERVIEW
The following arc additional points Of Prince Bis
marcks conversation with the correspondent oi the
Times on Tuesday :-.sThs Prince said he saw that
England would SO to the question or Bulgaria,
and, therefore, whom, June q, ths peRotiations
between England Russia broke down, no hastened
10 the rival nipotcnuares and caused them to
nav their negotiations. Bssmarck Supposed an agree
.nent could be readily 10 tho question the
frontiers OF Roumel SC
THR GREEKS. te5 sas
ssHe did not believe any serious difficulty could
arse relative TO Greece Tue Greeks were doubtless
an interesting people. II It were question Of
choosing bctween the Greeks and Turks No should
although they would readily yield ~ who 10
great ana formidable. would defend themselves With
all tbsir might against the Greeks. n 49,
A HISTORICAL PARALLEL. eue go
"It was II Germany under the first French empire
had been required to yield TO small secondary State
because she had been compelled to submit 70 the
mighty powor OF Napoleon. Bismarck added that for
his part he would certainly socept all concessions
whch obtainable for Greece, but ne anticipated
no serious struggle" (A the kilograms received Ia
London In accordance with the foregoing anticipate
that reece will obtain very.small ccncessonR)
pArorx.
"In relation to Batoum, Prtnce Bismarck said the
fact must not bs forgotten thS Shs Russiaus had two
bonds eonoernssg u, from Turkey and the other
from Eusiand. Tho Gear had asso spoken ont the
subjeca Ho tBismarck, should osrtaiuly be de-
lighted 10 hear OF Russsn concessions, but hoped the
question would bs discussed outside OF tho Con-
grsss and laid before II entirely soved.
.e,I waY CHANGE HgR MIND?
uIt hsd always been asserted, even before England
entered into agreement. that she would never 90
10 war for Batoum. He trusted she would not do so
moro readily now. He did not think Russia would be
obliged to bes!egs Batoum the Congress coded 10
her, she would probably content herself with block
aiding h.''
Russian papers comment angrily on the reports
the ST Petersburg Colos aud others contend that
the event OF suoh course Russia ought To retire
the Congress- l
THB AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION.
Tho Daily TeLgrapA's Vienna despatch states that
the Aussrians have arranged enter enc Turkish
provinces at ,wo points simultaneously, advancing
slowly, 90 as to give tue forks time to retire.
ITALY WANTS sHARs.
The opposition journals OF Rome complain that
Count Corts not seized tho opportunity demand
rectincation OF the Italian rontcr TO INCLUDE
the Trentino, compensation for Austrias occupa-
ton Of Bosnia aud HsrzsgoviDs. Tho Tmes' Berlin
correspondent says . large and Influential party IN
Italy support this Wow.
BisxARcK's GREAT PLAN
Tho sams correspondent reports that some sa-
cacious politicians believe Prince Bismarck advo-
cacy OF Austrian occupation part Of vast political
programme, according - which Austria 10 TO become
a great Siavonc Power and leave her German
provinces TO Germany.
TURKEY WILLING.
The POSTS Berlin special despatch says In the Con-
gress yesterday tho Turks announced their assent to
tho Austrian occupation OF Bosnia and Herzegovina,
the Ausriaus having given Satisfactory explanations
and disclanasd any intention TO annex thcse Powcra
DONE.
The Times Berlin despatch says that In
Thursdays session oil tho Congress tho sct-
t,oment Of tho Mouteuegriu question, In
ncsordance with the Austrian programme as
previously announdod was confirmed Austria
correspondent confirms tho report that
the Turkish plenlpo,oOsiaries announced that
they had received instructions author
iz,ng them 70 accept in principle tho Austrian
patton OF Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the rcserva-
tion that Austria and Turkey shall negotiate the do
tails OF the occupation direct.
WHAT WILL BE DONE MKT.
Count AndrAssy raised OH ectiou TO this, and the
declaration OF the Turks consequently onnciaIiy
recorded. Tho correspondent anticipates that tho
following settlements will bs reached at Saturdays
ssssiou:--
serva will not receive either vssuis or PROT The
sAndj * OF sophia will be- accordance with CON-
promise proposed BY Germany, France aud Iaiy nearly
equally aividcd between Roumslia and Buiearia
Russia VIII receive Batoum condition oi never
terrifying II on any pretex The Powers will stropgy
advise tho Porte 10 come 10 u direct Understanding
with Groeco for an equitable rcajustmcnt oi the from
tiers.
Tho Iosrs Berlin despatch says the boundary OF
Serva has also been settled Ia accordance with
trIan ideas
GRRxcE WANTS WAR
A telegram from Athens received IN Paris says
there inteuse excitement ,hsrc. The press urges
the KING 70 lead his army across the frontier
MONTENEGRO AND AUSTRIA
The German North Geymdn Gorette reports that now
difficulties have arssn between Ausris and Moptcne
gro. Count Andrnssy It seems resolved that Monte
negro shall not retain any positions the righ, bank
OF the Bojana
AUSTRIAN cAmSRr CRISIS.
The Times' Vienna despatch says the Austrian
Cabinet have rendered sher rssirnssious, but the
Emperor has refused to accept them.
RouMASiA AND CONGRESS