The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24
Speculations Regarding the Next
Move in the Game.
RUSSIA STRENGTHENING SERVIA.
Prospects of Trouble in the NeighbOr-
hood of StambOul.
HEALTH OF ROYAL lNvALlDS.



LONDON, June 81, 1873.
telegram from Berlin announces that the Con-
gress at Mondays sitting will discuss the details
Of the arrangement which was made on Saturday,
permitting the Turks to garrison the Balkan
passes. later despatch declares that this con-
ccsson on the part OF Russia Is unquestionably
conditional upon the establishment OF the autonomy
OF Roumela ana the evacuation OF the interior by
the Turkish troops
THE NEXT POINT
The interior organization OF the province viii be
next discussed. The conditions laid down by
Russia are absolute. 1t is understood that the ne
gotiations relative to guarantees for the autonomy
OF the province will give rise TO animal ted debate
The question OF the evacuation OF the Iortresses
will also arise in connection with the organization
OF Roumclia.
THE SENSITIVE QUESTION.
The Posts special despatch from Berlin states that
Great Britain and Austria resolutely insist on the
Russians speedily evacuating Bulgaria, where,
until new government is established there
shall be mixed European occupation. Russia lie
mands that the number OF troops which Turkey
shall be entitled to station near the Balkans be
limited to comparatively small contingent, and
that Russia be allowed to continue military occu-
patton for some time longer.
DRAWING THE LINES.
The Times Berlin correspondent says that Sofia
Is 10 be included in Northern Bulgaria. The former
report that the city was to be included In
Roumeiia was erroneous The Powers consented
TO this OIL condition that the frontier pass so close
to the south OF the town not to menace Austrian
interests in that quarter.
AN IMPORTANT ARRIVAL
The Russian Prlvy Councillor Schloeger arrived
IN Berlin from St Petersburg on Saturday, anu i'm
mediately had interviews with Count Schouvalon
and Prince GortschakoH Prince Gortschakor is
confined TO his bed.
RUSSIA DOES NOT LIKE IT.
A St Petersburg despa tch says:-'erhere is much
excitement here concerning the ARRANGEMENT by
which Turkey Is allowed to occupy the Balkan
passes. 1t Is thought Count Schouvalor is &C.
countable for making this concesson.n
WHAT ENGLAND ADVISES.
1t Is understood at Constantinope that England
Advocates the formation OF gendarmerie to re-
place the Russian army OF occupation
''FoRwARDr' CRY THE TURKS.
A despatch from Constantinopie reports that
the whole Turkish right wing has made forward
movement
BREWING TROUBLE
The Russians recently requested the British Con.
sui at Bourgas to billet some soldiers, and in con-
sequence OF his refusal threatened to down the
sui to confine himself to a protest.
sERvIA AND RUSSIA.
Dispatches from Belgrade say large number OF
Russian officers are expected at Belgrade on Mon.
day.
FOR AUSTRIA's SAKE.
at Is stated In well informed circles that in GER
tain eventualties two divisions oil Russian in
isntry viii enter the country as a reinforcement to
the Servian army"
EMPEROR WILLIAMS CONDITION.
bulletin issued At Berlin from the Palace yester-
day morning reports that the condition Of the EN-
psror IS satisfactory. His power OF moving tho left
arm Is perceptibly increasing
THE QUEEN op WORSE
The condition OF Queen Mercedes much anx.
iety at Madrid. violent hcmorrhngc supervened on
Saturday and greatly weakened her.
MATHEWS SLIGHTLY BETTER.
Mr. Charles Mathews, the comedian, little easier
tonight He has very little suffering, but there is no
hope OF his recovery.