The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25


empowered by The Congres. 10 ,rca, 9TH The
Porte Respecting the future ~ fta-oia and Her.
,rgUvssA. A. the st,lng ~ the Congress June
nth, Prince G~ori.chasuf was ptssent II Ia
believed The Congress discussed The t0andsry
- Roumeiis, ani the appointment q . Cos.
ernos fur that province rbo IA n be q Chris-
tian and appointed ny the Porte, Nth the
approval - the Powef.. England. Austria add
Russia hcins generally agreed concerning The
question. - Bcs.srahia. servia. Montenegro
Epirus, and Tbe.saly, NJ difficulty =. expected
GA those puiu,s. The vienns Political Cores
pondrucr ssys that notwithstanding the grave
approximations, especially - Prince Bismarck,
the Turkish delegates intheC Congress continue
stubborn, and their ohs,inary Ia calculated 20
lessen the probability u peace. Another cor.
respondent saws the Turks refuse Ia surrender
shumla unless the Russians withdraw Ia Adh.
noplc, and threaten 10 leave The Congress, n
The ccssion 81 territory 10 Greece Is even lis
eusscd.
The problems presented by the reor-
gsni,,tion u Turkeyiu Europe have tern eoly.
I'd, with the difficult exception Of the border
PROVINCES tI 'sffffff 'lt rfIttNf ~ the SCI
,lemcu, proposed /. to offer 10 Greece the same
riRh, Of supervision aud control over West
Roumclia-that T., 1hcssaly, Macedonia and
Epirus-as Austria will be- entrusted with In
Herzegovina, aud possibly In Northern Albania.
ny thus extending the influence OF reightor-
ing states over adjacent province, the Con.
grcss might remove the cause Of future war
II has been decided that servia hall retain
Niscbe, but not Now Cazas, the Ceopayanik
dcflc forming the western frontier o' he new
territory. The Servian delegation declare them
selves satisfied. The Montcnegrins are dis-at-
lsiicd, especially At obtaining nothing on the
south. Antivari Is t. be- declared a neutral
post, but open To- Austrian mcn-pfwar.
Roumania is TO be admitted 10 the
permanent international commission for the
navigation o. the DANUBE The only rc-ctya.
tion ~ to the Danube = that Russia, while ac-
kpowledging the rntirc freedom ~ the uayiga
ton o. that river ~ time Of peace, does not
admit such 'ryc,iy n the time Of war. A Lon
don dispatch saysthe conservative organs are
very dlscontcnted with the results Of the con
grcss, nut they all regard the dagger Of a rup-
ture IA ohviated.
The questions Of Asiatic Turkey and
the navic stion 81 the Danube aud Dar,ianrllrS
still remain unsettled. The final proceedings
81 the congress will consist ~ the presentation
Of the main treaty, which the commission ap-
pointed 10 draw It up will submit, clause by
clause.
A telegram from Vienna reports that
Bstoum Il not to be made "A free port like Ham
burg or Altoona, but Is Ia become a Russian
free port-quItc a different thing. Respecting
Crete, the solution proposed by the congress ia
considered unacceptable at Athens, where pub
lie t.slion IL exaggerated. Friday u manifest
alton, IN which iftcen thousand ecplc parti-
cipated, took place IN front Of the Kings nal.
ace. The government Ia poweriess to resist
the current Of popular feeling, and on Friday
evening orders were issued for the transfer Of
the Royal Guard To the frontier at Lomi. The
army that will occupy Bosnia and Herzegovina
will consist Of seventy thousand men and two
hundred and forty guns.
THE oRiRNr.
Dispatches from Constantinople speak
OF a warlike movement appearing among the
Mussulman population, but II Is certainly not
against notwithstanding only Of recovering
the provinces invaded by Russia. A ~factious
portion Of the Turks would readily yield Bos-
MIA and Herzegovina to Austria, on the condi-
tion that that power at some time occupy Ser
via aud Montenegro, so as to leave the hands
of the Porte free to wrestle with its chief an
tagonist.
FRANCE
Slight rioting has been going on in
Narcotics for some DAYS past, In consequence
of an attempt by the Cltramontancs to get up
a political demonstration by decorating the
statue OF aformer Bishop. A mob invaded sew
eral newspaper offices and endeavored to over
throw the statue. The police dispersed the
moi and arrested one hundred and twenty-six