Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16
Telegrams to The Star.
THE BERLIN TREATY.
Its Provisions Being Executed.
NEW YORK CAR DRIyERS' STRIKE.
GOV. HAMPTON DYING.
THE BERLIN TREATY.
FaUErGN AFFAIRS.
l.rry yitt-- Car the GRerlfu Team,


LoNl on. Zee. l6.-ln his speech last saturday
ia iCp'N 10 tte question of VI. de Gouioui Beron.
III The French senate, Lot the chamber of depu-
ties. as stated ia a Versailles dispatch. NJ wad-
dlnglon, the French foreign minister said: ="
am happy 10 say that despite certain hanlerings
Tor dong mere or less than the treaty OF Berlin
Requires. al the cabinets, those having some
unng 10 Eain as well as those having sonething
10 lose 10y such d.yergenceS. have ultimately
seen that tie execution Of the treaty on an
sites Is me only way Of not ieopanlkng the
reace ol Europe We We're the ErS; to maintain
lhal opinion, aid ali have come rouad 90 IL A
Eise numher uf It's clauses are already carried
oul. Batoum. with It's territory. has been given
up 10 Russia: The Russians have eyacuat..t
tl.eto'ln; the tNh0tour district has bee handed
oyer M 10 ersa; NE pobrudja has been occupied
Ds huuiiiaila; The BoSnla-herle goVina question
Is nearl! settled, and the Aastro-Turkish con-
NSh,.oh seems Ia be on The point OF being con-
Guided III MontenC gro difficulties re- SuitinC fron,
the very PECULIAR local situation have dalavaJ
the su1ender or Podgoyitza. but the PORT. Is
endeaNoiinG to effect Il. The Servian delimita-
uon IS ha!i finished. The French Commissioners
CClnc Ia TaIlS few days ago, ana though the
bad season prevents its completion. the bound
airy OF The NI3nla district. the chief obstacle OF
the congress has been Setilcd and accented ON
both sides koumclian dclimit alton * less adj
Nanced and cannot be- carried on nj an po,nts i'm
the winter hut We hope ii Will bc terminated
DeNt spring. Great difficulties Still exist re-
sulting sto Tie country after the chronic an
tagoniSm OF the MuSSelmans and { las .stians. hut
negotiations have been held on thar point and
] nope that. thanks 10 the good win OF the
you know that The initiative with which we arc
ltnI0acErd Il 4 part OF our Traditional policy
10 give satisfaction 10 Greece Is 10 remove ono
"f TIE MC>J dangerous clements OF The Eastern
QUESTIONABLE 4 i-fn the interCs or The Porte FOR
Tie ucdty ci EcTiln 10 have some durability
1t l. EcceSSary that The territories rp stored u
the Forte, Tie considerable nucleus II POSSESSES,
In Europe should be governed bl- lr without
corslaht hears of attacks, inroadS or rfyolts o,
us frontiers. Turkey must he able 10 set her
self solely TO the internal reorranlza, i5n finan-
cial adJu-tlntl' and development al her nuner-
OTIS resources ia Europe aud Asia. TRi- tuvolVeS
4 reduction oi her arinaments. bu; - long as
there are constant mcnaccS OF reyli' and dis
order on the frontier. whether IN Greece or else
where, she cannot devote herself 10 that task
rms l. Why Europe i pressing her accord 10 the
feCtlicall0n o1 the Greek frontier cannot vet
produce The circular addressed To the powers
Iol II invited tbem 10 do certain things I'm Ger
tam contingencies not yer realized. and II would
be contrary To usage TO publish a document
winch has not Vet been fully responded TO. but
as soon as the decisive point il reached which
nope VIII be the case shortly. | shalI publish
that diSI atch ana all the core -n0Hdence on
Greece