The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-20
ACROSS THE SEA.
The Troops, Like Bismarck's Dog,
Still Stick.
A LITTLE PLUM FOR GREECE
National Associated Press to the Star.
GREECE IN THE CONGRESS.

GREECE IN The CONGRESS.
BERLIN, June 20.-The Congress met yes
terday at 2 O'Clock p M. all the represent
ativeS being present After discussing the
question of the Russian occupation OF Bull
garia at some length it was laid aside and
the question OF admitting Greece to a seat
in the Congress was taken up. 1t was finally
decided to admit representative from
Greece, deliberatively, duringthe discussion
affecting the Greek population
THE WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS.
1t is reported that the question of the 81
multaneous withdrawal of the British fleet
and Russian army from Constantinople was
discussed and that it was indefinitely post
poned, owing to a want of unanimity among
the representatives Russia, it is said, op-
posed the withdrawal unless Varna was sur
rendered. 1t is believed that Greece will
refuse to accept any partial admission to
the Congress.
AN AMBASSADOR RECALLED.
LONDON, June 20.-Count Won Munster,
the German Ambassador to England, has
been recalled to Berlin.
THAT DISCERNING DOG.
LONDON, June 20.-The following account
of the attack upon Prince Gortschakoff by
Prince Bismarck's dog has been received
here: Since the attempt upon the En-
peror's life by Modelling the nervousness
under which Bismarck has long been suffer
ing has violently increased The Prince
when thus suffering controls his temper
with difficulty. When contradicted by the
obstinate refusals of his interlocutor to be
convinced by his arguments or to yield to
his suggestions his voice rises and he stamps
his feet. Something of this kind occurred
during the interview with Prince Gortscha-
koff, and the dog mistaking the distemper
of his master for anger, sprung suddenly at
the throat of the Russian diplomatist.
Happily, Bismarck was as quick as the dog,
and had seized and thrown him aside before
he had fastened his teeth in the person of
his foe. Among some classes in Berlin this
unpleasant incident is spoken of as an
omen. The dogs instinct did not deceive
him. They say Gortschakotf is plotting
mischief against the chancellor and the dog
saw it in his eyes.
THE BRITISH FLEET.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, June 20.-The British
Fleet has been shifted to Prinkipas, about
twelve miles southeast of this city.
TIE QUEEN OF SPAIN.
MADRID, June 20-The Queen is ill, and
is suffering from fever and prOstration.
BURIAL OF Ex-KING GEORGE.
LONDON, June 20-Ex-king George, of
Hanover, was buried yesterday at Windsor.
Prussia has imposed certain restrictions in
regard to the burial.
RUSSIA AND RoCMANIA.
LONDON, June 20.-A dispatch from Bu-
charest says the Russians have forcibly pre-
vented Roumania from exchanging the re-
mainder Of the Turkish prisoners.
BERLIN, June 20.-It is believed that yes
terday's session Of the Congress was very
stormy, 1t will reassemble on Friday.
ONE MAN DIsGUsTED.
Mr. Bratanio, the Representative of Rou-
mania, will shortly return to Bucharest.
He is disgused.
SOCIALISTS ARRESTED.
Eleven Socialists were arrested at Prague.
STRUGGLING FOR PEACE TERMS.
BERLIN, June 20.-M. Daubril, the Rus
sian Embassador to this city, has gone to st.
Petersburg to- if possible, induce the Car
to sanction the withdrawal of the Russian
forces from the vicinity of Constantinople.
Count Andrassy advocates the withdrawal
of Russians to Adrianople the occupation
by Russia of Shumla and Varna and the
of Bosnia by Austria during
the Russian occupation of Bulgaria.
PARIS, June 20. - President MacMahon
held a grand review of the army at Long
champs to-day. Forty thousand infantry
and cavalry, with batteries Of one hundred
and eight guns were in line. The weather
was delightful, the troops presented fine
appearance, and the review was a most
brilliant success