The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-19
Observation-Disclosures
ENGLAND ASKING THAT GREECE m
ADMITTED TO SEdE
Some of Hussins Plans that May Not ~
ssnct,oned-How the Destruction OF the
Empire OF the sultan will be Neutraiized-

Empire OF SuNhu VIII % Ntutfnhxco-
BERLIN. June 1s.-The Congress mes
shortly after o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
first business was to arrange course OF pro-
cedure for the debate and II was agreed thaf
the powers should speak In tho following or
der. viz: Russia. England. Austria. France.
Germany Italy. and Turkey. Count Schouva-
loif then briefly explained Russas policy
which led to the treaty of San Stefnno.
The Marquis of Salisbury spoke at great
length in favor OF the admission OF Greece 10
scat in the Congress. He said that England
was in measure pledged to ask this. Lord
Derby had promised that the Congress should
be asked to admit Greek representative. and
Lord Salisbury wished to keep this engagement
OF his predecessors. Besides he had commit
ted himself on the subject. On the 9th OF April
last he had written that England must prevent
in any settlement. tho Greek population OF
Turkey from being swallowed up by the
Slavs. and on the 23d Of that month he
had instructed the English Consul in Thes-
sny to assure the insurgents that. If thoy
would lay down their arms. England would try
to secure for them n full hearing at the Con-
grcss. lie now wished to keep these promises.
and therefore asked that the Greek rnpresenta-
tive BE- invited To- a sent at the table The Turk
ish delegates protested against tho request.
pointing out that by admitting Greece they
would open the door 10 representatives, from
ton. the representative Tor France. recommcnd-
ed that the Crock delegates be admitted TO cntor
into direct relations with tho Congress the
debate WAS adjourned. To- be continued az tho
next sitting, probably on Wednesday; and il -
probable that Greece will bo ultimately ad-
nittcd in a purely consultative position, or
limtcl number Of sittings be devoted to Crock
interests
The English and Austrian Pcnipotentarcs
h7d conference with Count Schouvalof to, day
30 which much significance is attached. IL -
believed ne BugasIan question was a7eussed. SN cn
gress proposed tho admission OF Greece Tor
| CONSULTATION ON all subjects concerning the
TS!PGSN June ls-Tao Berlin correfpCnGSs3. r., Len,
| two hours Yesterday. a large pqrt OF which time
was necessarily occupied with the reading Of
| the minutes and other formalites. Whatever
may be- the vote Of majority OF the States. 1t Ia
not believe that the Congress vii undertake to
| the Dobrudla. or sanction Russias coercing
Roumania. 4 the latter. after an expression of
| opinion by the Congress. continues 10 refuse 10
| make the exchange. England will Insist upon
| rigorous Limitation OF the Principally Of Bul-
| ggria 70 tho territory north of the Balkans.
| II is not certain that Russia ,wi oven suo.
! coed in getting sofia included. 1t is fully un-
, '"rstood TINT Roumciq shnll only haye n sen
Iorn, "o ON the EuXlnc; that Turkey shall retain
"var +, a, nrovnce her suzcrainty. and that sho
shall have IN nomination. win the consent OF
the powers. II n christian uov5tncS OF the
rroyircn. tint rho IN. sian element will noithe7
ligur" IN ihr Administrative "'' IA ~ ~ uovofn
mcni, and that III all the irOnti.- ~ Houmeia,
on tho north, east. and west, Gs wen 's On tho
sHabourd Of the Euxine. Turkey shall 20 abo
tO strengthen the boundaries ot the proyIsce.
and protect herself BY garrisonng all tho
fortified positions on her now borders. This
Is how will be ncutrnli2rd tho destruction OF
the ottoman empire, which was the ultimate
aim OF the san Siefano treaty. These Rrc tho
points which England deems so essential to the
safeguarding Of her interests ns not 20 allow
Of boz 'oaking any concession thereon whatev-
er, without playing inse 10 her duties and sac
rlllcing the rights of the nation.
1t IS said that when. Count Andrasssy intro.
duced the question OF the boundaries of Dulga-
ria he made an earnest speech. urging tho
division OF European Turkey into distriois ON
the basis OF nationalit.es thus rendering ro-
| iorme aud regeneration possible without sever
ing their connection with thn poita.
NIENSA. June lS.-Th- BohjsuiG intimntos
that Austria Will demand Kick. SuitorinH. and
other districts bordering on Dalmatia. and that
Tic n-,cnt Ot Tho Cnngrr-, |. cerilin.