Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-07-18

10Th. The princlpality catfies out the ok
isting railway connection between Austro-
Hungary, Sersia and the Porto.
llth. The Ottoman army evacuates Bull
garia. AL fortresses to ba destroyed within
year, and new ones are not to be erected.
18th. Mussulmans who removed from the
Prnopality can retain thoir real property by
allowing it to bo administered by third par
ties.
18th. Thore is formed. South of the Bal
kans. the province of Eastern Roumelia,
under tho Sultan, having administrative au-
tonomy and Christian governor general.
| l4tb This article fixing tho limits is mis-,
sing.
10Th. The Sultan may fortify the frontiers
and keep troops there, but must employ no
irregulnrs nor quarter troops on the inhnbie
tants. Internal ordsr ahall bo preserved by
native gendarmcrie and local MALTA. in the
composition Of which accountshail be taken
of the religion Of the inhabitants whore they
| are stationed.
! 10th. An European commission shall de-
tcrmino in three years tho powers Of tho
government; also the judicial. fiaanoial and
administrative requirements of tho province.
| 18th. AL international arrangements ap4
plicablo to Roumelia shall be continued in
force, and insure religious liberty.
18TH Tho Russian army in Bulgaria and
Roumolia shall not exceed $4,000 men, and
shall begin to leave tho city in nino
months. Three months are allowed to com"
plete tho evacuation.
Tho independence of Montenegro and Ser-
via is recognized. Scrvia boars q share of
tho Turkish debt proportionato to the territory
acquired.
Roumania's independence is conditioned on
The ground Of religious liberty.
Roumania returns to Russia that part OF
bossarabia taken under the treaty of Paris.
Montenogro's independence also insures
religious liborty.
LONDON, July l3-Tho treaty of peace
contains sixty clauses, aud is reported to be
the longest over known. A Berliu despatch
snys that during the discussion relative to the
boundaries Of the Bajazid Valley, the Rus.
slams suddenly claimed the Pass Of SEWN
The claim was disallowcd.
At Saturdays sitting of tho Congress Bis
marck moved that supplementary confer>
cnce be held next autumn other at Con.
declared his inability to accedo to any propo.
sal interfering with tho Immediate submission
OF tho papers to the English Parliament, and
| tho motion was thrown out.
The Government is busy with the details Of
the military aud civil establishments in tho
Island OF Cyprus. Tho appointment Of a
| postmaster aud other officials for the govern
ment of tho island is announced Sir Garnet
Wolsely has already under consideration n
! scheme of financial company for introducing
railways on tho island. Arrangements are
being mado for laying new submarine cable
| to Alexandria, which will give dfect commu
ncaton with England. Among the schemes
brought to the surface by the English ocoupa.
tion of Cyprus is that of IN Euphratcs VALLEY
| Hallway. The Duke Of Sutherland and
others urc III active communication with the
Government on tho subject. and it is stated
that it within q reasonable timo it appears
that the AnglosTurkish Convention is success.
! tul, it is possible that tho Government will DO
asked to give its guarantee for the proposed
| railway.
BERLIN, July Ii Bismarck, in closing the
Congress On Saturday, declared that ho did
not hesitate to affirm that this Congress de-
served we'll of Europe. Tho plenipotontiares
"onlt have the consciousness of having. "a
! lar rs possible, restored and assured peace.
lie entertained the firm hope that the Euro
pean understanding now reached would re-
main durable. and that the cordial relations
established among tho penipotcntarics would
consolidate good relations botweon their
| governments. Bismarck incidentally re-
marked that his health was such that he had
scarcely hoped to preside over tho Congress
| until its conclusion.