Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-14
FOREIGN NEW S
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
VISITS OF CEREMONY. INTRoDUc.
TIONS AND RECEPTIONS.
THE LIBERALS SUCCESSFUL ~
THE LATE ELECTIONS.
Lord B~eaconsfield Preparing for a
Great Surprise.

BERLIN, June 10.
1t Is said that the Porte does not intend
to make a stand against the declaration Of
Independence Of Roumania, Servia and
Montenegro. In regard to Asia, the Turks
viii plead that the Russian possession Of
Kars would leave a great part OF the coun-
try defenseless, and that the nationalities
about Batoum are opposed to the annex
alton to Russia.
Yesterday was chiefly spent by the en-
voys to congress in paying visits Of eere-
mony, and in introductions and recep-
tons. State carriages, with richly capar-
isoned horses, outriders and footmen in
state costumes, rolled about the streets all
the afternoon, in conveyances of the en-
voys, to and from the Old Castle, where
they were received in audience by the
Crown Prince in the order of the time of
their arrival in Berlin. Severe thunder
storms marred the outdoor proceedings.
The British delegate and suite dined with
Lord Russell. The British ambassador
and Prince and Princess Bismarck held re-
captions in the evening.
ROME, June 10.
In consequence of the result of the Bel
gian election, the Vatican has determined
to recall the Papal Nuncio from Brussels.
The Pope's health is declining, and his
physicians declare that his removal from
the Vatican is necessary to his recovery,
but the majority Of the Cardinals resist
the removal.
BRUSSELS, June 10.
In consequence of the success Of the
Liberals in the late election, the Ministers
have resigned, and Hubert Freere Orban.
a distinguished statesman, has been en-
trusted with the formation Of a new cab
met.
E..rsrs. June 10.
The Emperor flap. VEL last night, and
his condition il Is, s-.A.sectory that no
other bulletins Wiz 70 issGoa to-day.
LONDON, June 13.
A correspondent OF a Manchester paper
says those persons who anticipate that
Lord Beaconsfeld is preparing for a great
surprise will not be disappointed. The
coup may bring him much popularity,
but u VIII burden the country with great
responsibility.
The control Of great reforms in Asia
Minor, and the maintenance OF freedom in
Constantinople, will be undertaken bv
Great Britain, while European Turkey will
be left to the control Of the States, whose
special interests are there to sustain the
claims OF Austria me adjust the question
q indemnity, will be the chief difficulties
q the congress, The other questions are
already settled in principle. Lord Bea-
consield's demands will involve even more
than the foregoing outline, but they have
already received the support Of Germany
and France, and to some extent Of Austria
and Italy. Should Austria's special de-
maads be satisfactorily met. Lord Beacons- |
1aeld will play the leading part in the daz-
cling peace. As, however, his diplomatic
policy will be q clear departure from the
doctrine OF non-intervention, he will prob
ably make that a justification for the dis
solution Of Parliament and appeal to the
country.
BERLIN, June IS.
Austria will maintain in congress that
Sersia and Montenegro must either be-
come members Of the confederation, I'M
der Austrian auspices, or concede the mill
tary convention with Austria. 1t Is again
stated that Germany win propose the dis
cussion q the socialist question.