New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-14
INCIDENTAL AFFAIRS.
THE DIPLoMATIsTs RECEIVING LIBERAL HOSPITALITY
HOPES or CONCORD ENTERTAINED.

HOPES OF CONCORD ENTERTAINED.
BERLIN Thursday, June 49, 1873.
Yesterday was chiefly spent by the ENJOYS
to the Congress paying visits Of ceresony and in in
Productions and receptions State carriages with richly
caparisoned horses outrders and foOmen in State
tunes rolled about through the streets all the afternoon.
conveying the Special ENJOYS 10 and from the Old Cas-
tie where they received in audience by the Crown
Prince in the order OF the time Of their arrival In Berlin
severe thunderstorm marred outdoor pr1eeealgs.
Russell, the British Ambassador Prince ana Princess
et Tre invited 10 the banquet which was given To-
night in honor of the penipOtentaries IN the White
Hall Of the Palace.
PEACE TO BE THE MAIN OBJECT.
The Ministerial organ, The North German Gazette in an
article this morning. welcoming the Congress. says;
"Peace being the principal object In VIEW selfish inter-
ests will be regarded Of secondary Importance ny tho
august COncave which has met to confer upon Europe
IN NAV be expected that the Of the German Capital
will be coupled with the enactment OF solid and dur
able document not win nmsy transaction leaolng 70
fresh complications IN the near future"
FAIR PROSPECTS DIsCEREED.
The OFFICIAL Provincial Correspondence Unless
all the symptoms defective, the Berlin Congress VIII
successfully dispose of the question long dreaded as sure
to kinde universal war; May Europe specify witness
so gratifying result"
BISMARCK DEEMS PEACE ESSENTIAL.
LONDON, Thursday, June 10, 1873
The Teegrapks Vienna correspondent says intelligence
has peen received there that Prince Bismarck openly ex
presses the opinion peace necessary not only for
Russia, but for the whole of Europe
THE TURKS SUBMISSIVE
The Vienna correspondent of TIE Times says the Turks
will strive 10 make the best terms they at the Con-
eress ard will not pursue uncompromisng policy.
AUSTRIAN JEALOUSY APPEALING.
Austria will maintain In the Congress that servia and
Montenegro must either become members OF confed-
GRAFTON under Austrian auspices conclude military
convention with Austria.
TIRE GREEK PROVINCES DIsIRUsTFUL.
PERA, Thursday, June II, 1873.
The news from Thessaly indicates the probability OF
renewal OF the Greek insurrecOD This said 90 be in
conseouence Of the encouragement Of the Greeks at tho
rcportcd understanding between England and Russia
which they believe 10 be fatal TO Hellenic interests
PRINCE MILAN ALARMED.
BELGRADE, Thursday June 10, 1873.
Prince Milan has postponed going to Nisch on ACCOUNT
OF the mobilization OF the Austrian army, which creates
undefned apprehensons and abundant political spec-
latIon The territory granted to erya on the western
frontier by the Treatyof San stefano WILL aceordugtoa
Prncely ukase Just issued be immediately Incorporated
RUSSIANS OCCUPYING RoUMANIA.
BucHAREsr Thursday, June IL, 1873
Tbaranara upon the Rustehuk and Varna Railway, by
th comnany are begun and will probably be completed
On .hroa weeks Several thousand Russians have ar
lived an Roumania, from Russia, during the past few
dav and have taken positions the line posts facing
h onthern outlets OF the Carpathean passes between
me rivers Argk and 6ereth Troops from the D0hrpa
are also crossing the Danube for the purpose OF camping
npon the high ground the Roumanian side, ~ much
sickness prevails south Of the river.