The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-06-19
GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Movements OF Russian ana Turkish
Forces-The Opening OF the Peace

Congress.
BELGRADE, June 13.-Prince Milan has
postponed going to Nisch, on account of the
mobilization of the Austrian army, which
creates underlined apprehensions and album
dant political speculation.
TO BE INCORPORATED.
The territory granted TO Servia on the
western frontier by the treaty OF San Set
ano WILL according to princely ukase just
issued. be Immediately incorporated.
RUssIAN MOVEMENTS.
BUCHAREST, June 13-Several thousand
Russians have arrived in Roumania from
Russia during the past few days and taken
positions on the line of posts facing the
southern outlets of the Carpathian passess
between the rivers Argish and Sereth.
Troops from the Dobrudja are also crossing
the Danube for the purpose of camping
upon the high ground on the Roumanian
side as much sickness prevails south of the
river.
ANOTHER GREcIAN OUTBREAK PROBABLE.
PERA, June Is News from Thessaly midi
Gates the probability Of a renewal Of the
Greek instruction. This is SAID to be Con
sequence of the discouragement of the
Greeks at the reported understanding be-
tween England and Russia which they be-
lieye to be fatal to Hellenic interests.
PEACE NECESSARY FOR EUROPE.
LONDON, June ia Vienna correspond
ent says intelligence has been received that
Prince Bismarck openly expresses the opin-
ion that peace is necessary not only for Rus
STA, but for the whole of Europe.
''DIzzY's' ooUP.
The London correspondent of the Man
chester Guardian says those persons who an
ticipate that Lord Beaconsfield Is preparing
great surprise will not be disappointed.
The coup may bring him much popularity,
but it will burden the country with great
responsibility. The control of the reforms
in Asia Minor and the maintenance of the
freedom of Constsntinople will be under
taken by Great Britain, while European Tur
key will be left TO the control of the states
whose special interests are there. To satisfy
Austria and adjust the question of in
demnity will be the chief difficulties
of the congress- The other ques-
tons are already settled in principle.
Lord Beaconsield's demands will involve
even more than the foregoing outline, but
they have already received the support of
Austria and Italy. Should Austris's special
demands be satisfact, rily met, Lord Beacons-
field will play leading part in a dazzling
peace. AS, however, his diplomatic policy
will be clear departure from the doctrine
of non-interveutioa he will probably make
that justification for the dissolution of
parliament and an appeal to the country.
THE FEsTAL BOARD.
BERLIN, June 13.-About $50 guests are in
vited to banquet in honor of the plenipo-
tentiaries tonight IN the white hall of the
police.
AUsTRIA's DEMANDS.
Austria will maintain ia the congress that
Servia and Montenegro must either become
membersO of confederation under Austrian
auspices or conclude military convention
with Austria It's again stated that Ger
many will propose discussion of the social
istic question.
A RUSSIAN RETIRE It.
BUCHAREST, June 10 In consequence OF
the vigorous protest OF ROumania against the
Russian advance towards Pitest the Rus
sian commander, General Dfentslm, ordered
his troops TO retire ten kilometers from the
Roumanian lines. On the other hand Rus
sian outposts on the PlOjesti and Fileplsi line
have been ordered to advance south ward as
far as the Prahova river. General Drentelm,
however, has given assurances that he will
not cEOSs that stream.
A TURKISH EXILE.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 13.-Sadyk Pasha,
late chief OF the Turkish ministry, is vir-
tually exiled He has been requested 10 re.
side near Smyrna, pending his installation
as governor of the Turkish islands IN the
Mediterranean.
THE OPENING OF THE CONGRESS-.
BERLIN, June 13.-It is understood that to
days sitting of the congress was merely de
voted to the formslities of electing presi-
dent and bureau. The pre- Sdency was con
ferred upon Prince Prince Bismarck
sy, who advocated this selection not
simply on the ground of traditional custom,
but for the eminent services which Bismarck
was on all sides acknow' edged to have rem
dered. Count Andrassy also expressed the
warmest hopes for the recovery of ne re-
vered German emperor.
The first real working sitting of the con-
ersss will be held next Monday. This Ion
interval appears to be due to the desire to
facilitate the settlement of the task of con-
gress by preliminary negotiations between the
plenipoten tiaries. One such conference
yesterday between Counts Schouvaloff and
Andrassy lasted until late at night.
TOKEN OF THE OPENING
BERLIN, June 13.-This afternoon the flag
of Germany was hoisted over the palace,
betokening that the congress had opened
IMPERIAL THANKS.
BERLIN, June 13.-The Relchsanzeiger pub
fishes q communication from the crown
prince STATING be has been charged to thank
the sympathizers with the emperor, and to
declare that the daily proofs of affection his
majesty receives restore his confidence in
the fidelity of his people.
BIsAARcK's REPLY.
LONDON. June IA Berlin correspondent
says that Bismarck. in replying to Andrsssy
at the congress- expires ed his belief in the
success of the con gress, and be particularly
desires to see harmony established. The
correspondent adds: bismarck saws he
hopes to go to Kissingen in two weeks -
The Austrian ministers likewise anticipate
an early solution of the questions at issue.
1t seems probable tina. an attempt will be
made TO improve upon the declaration OF
Paris with regard 10 the seizure of private
property afoat
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