The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-12
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From All Parts Of the
World.
LAST DAYS OF THE CONGRESS.
Growing Dissatisfaction with the
Anglo-Turkish Treaty.
ENGLAND NOT CONTENTED.
AnAlternative That Is Left
..f4'r-nvs Open to Russia.
TRYING TO PLEASE FRANCE
American Exhibitors at
Paris
ENGLAND NOT COMMENTED.
AnAlternative That Is Left
..tAs9-sas' Open to Russia.
TRYING TO PLEASE FRANCE
American Exhibitors at
Paris


LONDON, July II, 1873
The session OF the Berlin Congress yesterday
lasted four hours and fifteen minutes. Lord Bea.
sonsncld was again absent The reading OF the
treaty was completed. only few immaterial
points are left for settlement on Saturday. There
win be no sitting Friday, IN to allow time
Tor preparation Of copies Of the treaty. Aleko
Pacha tPrlnce Vogorides, formerly Turkish Am
sassador ut Vienna, is again mentioned In many
quarters candidate for the throne OF Bulgaria.
PROTECTING, THE BoNDHoLDERs.
The Congress at yesterdays sitting resolved that
urgent recomme ndation virtually amounting
to command, should be made TO the
Sultan to institute an international nnan-
cial commission to guard the rights
Of holders OF Turkish bonds and to
regulate the finances. 1t was also decided that
comuission should Immediately proceed to inves.
ugate the disorders In the Rhodope district 1t il
thought the Congress, II 1t has not already done
70, will insert IN the treaty OF peace
ana not only in the protocol-a clause
concerning Greece. Turkey will thus be obliged
10 take the Greek claims into serious and lmme-
aiate consideration. The Berlin correspondent of
lhe D1Gy Telegraph denies on authority the report
that Cabinet council at Constantlnople had de.
cided to ignore those claims.
MORE TRIBUTE.
The Posts Berlin despatch reports that the Con.
gress has exempted Serva ana Roumania from
The payment Of the OF their tributes to the
Porte. The tributes henceforth cease.
TIE ANGLO-TURKI sH TREATY.
A Times despatch from Berlin states that the
sreaty of alliance between Great Rritain and Tur
Key was conhdentialiy communicated to
shc Powers shortly before Its PRONUNCIATION: War;
ous special kilograms from Paris represent that the
Irritation there - abating and 1t is certain It viii
be very short-liyed The Posts Berlin correspond
ent afirms that England mas given France salts.
factory explanation.
NEW COMPLICATIONS IN ARMENIA
The Berlin correspondent OF the Telegraph, in q
despatch dated last night, says some difficulty has
arisen IN consequence Of the Russians claiming
Bayaxid THIS report is not confirmed from any
other source
NOT ALTOGETHER SATISFACTORY
The excitement regarding the Ango-Turkish
Alliance has not subsidized, and there is much agita-
Ton among political parties in England At pres.
Int only very small majority favor directly chal-
lengtng the government policy. Lord Harrington,
the liberal leader IN the House OF Commons, yes
terday called for the papers and information on
She subject of the Anglo Turkish Convention. The
opposition have not yet decided what course to
take
FRANCE DISSATISFIED
The French people continue to be alarmed about
England's new acquisition III Turkey. The Paris
Rspubliqsie Ft'aneaise describes the convention "a
detrimental to the interests OF the Nedite rrane an
Powers aud offensive to the dignity OF the members
OF the Congress That journal personally attacks
Lord Beaconsneld and expresses the hope that the
Congress will insist upon having the treaty sub.
mitted to It. The entire press show the greatest
irritation though all so abusive as the ne.
pubifQue Frdncdise
now CHANGED WITHIN PKw DAysi
The conservative press continues to warmly SUP.
port the governments measure, and the Times
argues that the task undertaken could not have
been practically avoided and would have been In.
evitab.e sooner or later Some of the liberal
press, however, claim that there IL more acute
anxiety among the conservatives than can be es
umated by reading the conservative newspapers
SHORT LIPE, But MRRRY ONE.
The London correspondent OF the Manchester
Guardian says:"A short life Is predicted for the
Anglo Turkish alliance BY some It Is pointed
out that Lord BeaconsaeId's arrangement
robs the pacnas OF their right to plumber the popu-
lations They misgovern The bureaucratic class
will revolt against q foreign protcctorate which
torbids pecuaton and Furnishes for misgovern-
ment, and they will soon intrigue for the establish
ment Of Russian protectorate II Russia is 30 In
elined."
WHAT RUSSIA MAY DO.
''The British protectorate can be terminated at
any time by the nominal surrender OF those Rus
sian acquisitions in Asia which were the specific
conditions for England's interference For these
hiihcuIties the present convention between Tur
Key and England provides no remedy"
THE hHDirRRRANRAN POWERS
the Times Berlin despatch OF the 10th inst
mys:--"The news IRON Italy. anu especially from
Prancc seems to Indicate that public opinion re-
rards the Cyprus treaty seriously affecting the
private interest OF these nations ON this subject
ieard one Of the penipotcntiares OF Great Britain
Iay todav:-'n France and Austria nj the end Of
Me war had declared themselves ready to act to-
gethcr for the maintenance or the. integrity of
Turkey England would have joined them
'ro oBLIGE pRAKcRr
Unfortunately they could not. or would not
fhen England, from considerations Of superior |
interests, was obliged To guarantee the integrity
the Portes Asiatic possessions Seizing the |
Dardanelles would have wounded the SUSCEPTIBLE |
hes Of Europe. Taking Egypt or occupying the
xtremItes OF the suez Canal, would have hurt |
he feelings Of France. she decided, therefore. |
ipon occupying Cyprus. France, on considering |
he absolute necessity imposed on England Will |
non see that the occupation of cyprus was only |
suggested to England 10y her ardent desire to re-
pncie her absolute interests with the sympathies |
Trance"
THE CYPRUS OCCUPATION.
IN the British House OF Commons yesterday af |
ernoon Hon. Frederick A. Stanley, Secretary of |
ta,e for War, In reply to question asked by Mr. |
Iolan lhome ruler. member for Galway county. |
all an
It Malta and three batsaons Of British Infantry,
Pill occupy the island Of cyprus
ANNOUNCED IN STEAMBOAT.
An Official statement announcing the conclusion |