The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE BERLIN CONGRESS.
Bulgaria the Vital Question To
Be Decided.
ROUMANIA'S DANGER.
Austria's Eye on Albania -Italy's
on Trent.
KAISER WILHELM'S RECOVERY.
Illness Of the Queen Of Spain-The English
Austria's Eye on Albania -Italy's
on Trent.
KAISER WILHELM'S RECOVERY.
Illness Of the Queen Of Spain-The English
Cotton Strike.


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ton that it will lass many weeks The Congress
met again Yesterday at two O'Clock p M, and ad-
Dourned at quarter past four
AFTER BULGARIA BEssARABIA
The North German Gazette says:-.When the
Bulgarian question is settled the proposed retro
cession OF Bessarabia will probably form the sub
ject of searching consideration. Russia will not
recognize Roumana's right Of appeal to the Treaty
Of Paris, as Roumania was not party thereto
Roumania must consider whether she had better
vield to the wishes OF Russia or retain Bessaraba
and be constantly exposed to the claims OF her
powerful neighbor, from whom Bessaraba was
certainly once wrested."
NO USE PROTESTING
The Morning Posts Berlin despatch asserts that
It is understood that Prince Gortschakof has again
CURLY assured the Roumanian delegates thar their
endeavors to resist the retrocession OF Bessaraba
will be VAIN
AUSTRIA AND BULGARIA..
The Ffe1ndenbi0tt, OF Vienna, says :-"Count An
Grassy still insists that the Russian occupation OF
Bulgaria shall cease on the conclusion OF definite
peace.n
THE PoRTE's INSTRUCTIONS.
The Berlin correspondent OF the Manchester
guardian telegraphs that he Is authorized to con.
tradlct the report set anoat on Sunday last that
the Turkish plenipotcntiapfes had been instructed
to withdraw from the Congress and declare that
Turkey preferred to abide by the terms OF the
Treaty Of san Stefano II the Congress voted to
grant autonomy 70 Epirus Thessaly. Bosnia and
herzegovina
VITAL QUESTION.
The Times In its leading article yesterday morn
Ing, said:-"rhe Congress, no doubt will be to-day
engaged with the real substance OF the questions at
ISSUE 1t Is characteristic OF Prince Bismarck that
lie brought the Congress at once face to face with
the chief diflculty 1t has to overcome; for how
ever pregnant the Asatic question may be with
Important consequences, nothing compares In I'M.
mediate Importance and In the certainty OF its ulti
mate results with the proposed reorganization or
Bulgaria.
''EuRoPE OR RUssIAf"
'The ques ton is simply whether Europe or Russia
shall exercise preponderant influence IN European
Turkey. The Congress could not deal hastily or
rapidly with question so important and so COM
plcx It's delays and frequent adjournmcnts, so
far from suggesting an untavorable issue, only
show that the Congress is a real not a
merely formal assembly, ana that 1t viii
enter thoroughly into the questions submitted to
1t. The truth Is it would be impossible TO bring
together a body OF such powerful statesmen merely
to rat1y foregone conclusions. The balance OF
opinion pronounced Ut the Congress VIII be quite
distinct IRON the views OF particular States.n
RUSSIANS AND RouMASiANs.
The bucharest correspondent OF the Times says
"Thc situation of the Russian ana Roumanian
armies Is . miniature copy OF that existing about
Constantinople The Roumanian government is
certainly not disposed to quarrel with Russia but
the feeling between the officers and men OF the
Pa rn Ia cfr nrrv yfytt.
the proximity Of the two lines renders unfortunate
complications possible"
CATHOLIC BAsuI-BAZoUKs.
A Berlin despatch says the Turkish Bashi-
Bazouks who attacked the Montencgrlns at X rama
were Roman Catholic Albanians wishing for en-
bodiment with Austria, and adopting the iorcible
means OF raid to acquaint the Congrcss-of their
desire.
COMPROMISE FOR ANTIvARI.
The annexation OF this territory by Austria might
be the means OF compromising the .Antuari con.
troversy. lfNorthern Albania were Austrian Anti
vari might be coded to the Montencgrins without
danger to the Vienna government. The AlbanIans
are steady, Industrious well behaved race as
gallant as the Montenegrins ard more civilized
They might be made to act a countcrpoise to the
additional power acquired by Prince Nicholas
ITALY AND THE TRENTINo.
No doubt Italy objects to Austria possessing Az
bania, but there IL reason TO believe that her OBJ
jections intended to usher IN q demand for the
Trentino were Albania occupied by Austria. The
mobilization OF troops in the southwestern prov
inces OF the Hapsburg Monarchy is being rapidly
proceeded with This tune there can be no doubt
OF their being In earnest.
ENGLAND AND AUSTRIA.
Berlin despatch 10 the Vienna Political Core
spondence says:-'.The continuance OF the under
standing between England and Austria may be re.
garded as certain"
SHALL GREECE BE ADMITTED?
The Posts Berlin despatch says at Wednesdays
mttlng oil the Congress 1t was decided to admit
Greece In consultative capacity to discussions on
oil matters concerning the Christians in Tur.
Key. The correspondents OF the Tiases and
DdOy Nc,cs at Berlin both state that the
admission OF Greece has not yet been decided upon.
The Times correspondent says the admission is
not seriously opposed even by Russia. The dis.
cussIon upon the conditions upon which adj
mission should be granted. A decision is probable
ut the next sitting.
THE RHoDoPE INSURGENTS
The Russians are sending reiniorcements against
the Rhodope insurgents. who seem to be making
preparations to take the offensive.
TIE BRITISH FLEET AT PRINCES ISLANDS.
Advices from Constantinople report that the
British fleet has arrived OIL Prinkpos, one OF the
Princes islands.
rns KArsxR's CONDITION SATISFACTORY.
An Official bulletin issued In Berlin yesterday morn.
,pr an nouncsd that the condition OF the Emperor was
satisfactory.
EXPECTED GERMAN REGENCY.
The Standards despatch from vienna says IN diplo
matte circles tho ovmsl declaration OF his physicians
that tho complete recovery Of the Emperor William
cun only be effected alter long time ia considered TO
foreshsdow the appointments OF the Grown Prince
Frederick William az Regent An announcements 10