The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
2'ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY
Is England Playing the Game Of
the Trojan Horse?
LANDING TROOPS ON TENEDOS.
Renewed Indications of an Anglo
Austrian Alliance.
T FL E Fl LY S E E !.
Beginning Of the International
Walking Match.
lBx CABLE TO THE HIRALD.1

BIZ CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, March 49, 1875.
The Publications Of the treaty Of peace were
exchanged at St. Petersburg yesterday. The con-
ditions win be published as soon as they are COM
inundated to the Powers. Reouf Pacha will de-
part Immediately.
ASKING MERCY.
Reouf Pacha bore letter from the Sultan beg.
ging the Gear TO permit some modification OF the
boundary Of Bulgaria, especially ON the south.
CONCESSIONS ~ EUROPE
The Times has the following from st. Peters,
open. 1t reserves the question Of the Straits
for the Congress, and leaves the southern
frontier OF Bulgaria to be determined by an Inter-
national Commission, according to the nationality
Of the inhabitants The question Of annexation Of
the port OF Kavala is LETT TO the same commission,
and thus serious difficulties on that point are
avoided. Lord Derby viii probably receive the
treaty next Saturday, as the courier for London
will leave on Tuesday"
e. ENGLAND HAS DECIDED ON WAR"
This correspondent explains new difficulties In
regard to the Congress. He says England
demands a formal engagement that all
ted for discussion. Russia holds that
such an engagement is quite unnecessary,
as the whole treaty win be known be-
fore the Congress meets, and the peni-
mi xvttc
be submitted for consideration. The
whole discussion turns rather on diplomatic
prestige than real interests The feeling such
that some members Of the Official world in St
var and Is simply cavilhng to gain time -
rs-. A PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE.
The Times Vienna despatch says preliminary
conference Of Ambassadors is being planned at
Congress. s
WHAT BISMARCK HAS DONE
The Paris correspondent Of the Times says the
proposal for preliminary conference is regarded
as q last effort Of resistance on the part OF
Russia. The meeting OF the Congress. though
possibly not until the 18th of April may be conf
IDENTITY counted upon. in consequence OF the
energetic representations of Prince Bismarck,
who almost entirely shares the views OF Austria
and England 1t is doubtful whether Prince Gorts-
chakotr will be well enough to attend the Congress-
AN OPINION.
Vienna special despatch to the Daily Telegraph
states that both Prince Bismarck and Count An
Grassy consider that Russia has yielded enough in
offering to submit to the Congress the clauses 1t
may designate.
STARTLING REPORT.
Prince Bismarck has notified the Austrian gov.
eminent that Russia, In consequence OF his inter-
venton, has consented to submit all the peace con-
ditions, without exception, to the Congress for
discussion, should the Congress make demand to
that erect II this report be true Russia must
feel very sure Of that Congress-
Is THIS ANOTHER TROJAN WARP
England has obtained permission from the Porte
to disembark some troops on the Island OF Tenedos
and send four more iron-clads to the Sea OF Mar
mora M. Onou, the uragoman Of the Russian LIE.
cation, mas protested against THESE concesslouS
CLOSING IN THE CIRCLE
Dispatches from Constanunople announce that
the Russian troops have crossed the river between
hakri Koi and San Stefano and occupied three vii
lagos near Makr Koi.
NOT WAITING FOR PERMISSION.
The Porte by the advice Of Mukhtar Pacha, has
not yet assented to the Russians occupying Bunk
dere. The Russians, nevertheless, have arrived at
Domousdere, behind Bujukdere.
AT THE THROAT OF THE BosPHoRUs
The Cars yacht Eyrklick, with two torpedo
boats, has cast anchor Off Bujukdere.
DANGER IN czARoRAD
Strong detachments patrol the streets Of Con-
stantinople day and night on account Of the great
excitement which prevails over the posting OF Sc
ditious placards.
"GHAZl" sHuMLA
The Turkish garrIsons OF shumla and varna, mum.
bering 5000 men, besides 10000 Egyptian troops
are expected at Constantinople
RUSSIAN OPINION.
The Agence Russo denies that Russia opposes
Greece being represented in the Congress- and adds
that as the great Powers alone constitute con-
gress the representatives OF secondary and othei
interested states will be admitted ~ delegates In
reference to the questions wherein their states
are concerned
MARCHING H0NRwARD.
Steps are now being taken for the progressive
return Of the Russian army from Turkey. The
Guard viii start Irst and halt some time at Kieil.
TURKS INVADE TnrssALy.
Twelve thousand Turks have landed at Voo and
tits expected will attack Mount Pelion. 1t Is an
tIcfpated that IT. the Turks overwhelm the insur
gents win be difcult to restrain the Greek arm,
from re-cnte ring Thcssaly. 4.
MORE MuscovITR TROOPS
The Golos. OF st. Petersburg, states that IN ac-
cordance with the orders OF the Minister OF the In