The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-07
THE PEACE CONDITIONS
The Gar Gets an Indemnify Of
I.4OO, 100000 ROubIes - Austria
DissatIs6e ed-The Congress
Of the ePOwers-Grecian
Insurrecfi0u.
The Peace Conditions.

Peace and contains twenty.nine artl.
cles. The opening articles relate to
Montenegro, Servis and Bulgaria. The
indemnity is fixed at l. 100000 roubles,
but l,l0O,000,000 are GOV cred by territori.
al cessstions. Nothing is fixed concerning
the terms and period Of the payment of
the 100000. No guarantee ia stipu-
lated, nor is there any mention of
Egyptian or Bulgarian tributes or the
Turkish feet. The treaty simply states
that Russia and Turkey shall sgree sub.
sequently about the payment. Piorot re-.
mains Bulgarian. Servis includes Sien-
itza, Novibazsr and Vrsuis. Montene-
gro inclues Antivsri, Spuz, Podgoritzs
and Nicsics. All the Bulgarian fortresses
are to be raised, and the Turkish troops
withdrawn. A military road will be es-
tablished for Ottoman posts and tele-
graph and passage OF troops, which, how
ever, must not make any considerable
halt while passing through the country.
The Musselmsns may return to Bulgaria
any property of Musselmsns who
have not returned, and which
they lesve undiaposed OF, sni will
be sold after two years for the benef! of
the widows and orphans fund. Arrears
of taxes IN Bosnia and Herzegovina are
to be remitted. The revenue until 1880
is TO be applied to the indemnity for the
sufferers by insurrection, and to provide
for the local needs. Austrian and Rus
sian commissioners will arbltrste in sll
disputed claims. The navigation of the
straits is declared free for all merchant
vessels during peace or war. Six diyiS-
ious of Russian infantry and two Of cav
slry will occupy Bulgaria until the for
nation OF tho Bulgarian militia, the
strength of which shall be fixed later by
Russia and Turkey. The Russian army
of occupation will preserve its communi.
cations both through Romsnla and
and tie Black Sea. The expense
OF Russian occupation are to be borne
by Bulgsris. Roumsnis is authorized to
make her demand for indemnity direct
20 the Porte, and TO make direct treaty.
N indemnity is stipulated for Servis or
Montenegro. The Russian, Turkish
and Bulgarian Commissioners will de-
termine the Bulgarian tribute. The re-
form programme of the Constsntinople
conference will be applied to Bosnia and
Herzegovina. An organization similar
to that granted TO Crete in 1868 Is stipu-
lated for The:ssly and EpIris. No men,
ton is made Of Greece or Crete Ba.
toum, ArdsksD, ksrs and Bsyszid are
ceded 10 Russia. Erzeroum and Trebi-
zond are not mentioned, except that the
Russians may embark at Trebizond
on their return. Asistic Turkey 10 TO be
evacuated in six months. The evacus-
tion of European Turkey is to begin i'm
mediately and be completed within three
months. The European Danube COM
mission retains its former rights. The
Porte undertakes the expense of re estab.
fishing navigation on the Danube and
indemnifylng private losses, the
amounts of which are to be deducted by
the Danube Commission from the
sums 1t owes the Porte. Russia receives
Dobrudska TO exchange it for Besssrsbis.
The question of the Turco. Persian
frontier shall be speedily settled. The
treaty IS to be ratified within fifteen
days, but its provisions will become 0b-
ligstory immediately. Nothing is said
about the rstif cation by the Congress, nor
sbout the cspitulstions, nor Of the Russo
Turkish alliance. The detsils about the
payment of indemnify which were to
nave been arranged at San Stefsno have
been postponed, and the nego,istors have
arrived st Constsntinople.
LONDON, March Ga st. Petersburg
and Constantlnople dIspa:ch states that
the exact boundaries of Bulgaria are, on
the west the Servian frontier, thence in
q line past Mistronltzs and Wrsnjs and
along the river hsrasu to Yenidje on the
Aegean Sea. The southern coast extends
from Yeindje 10 point midway between
Ksvs and Dedesn getch, thence h, line
runs north 20 Tchermen, and skirt
ing Adrisnople turns eastward
to the Euxine Ses. The eastern coast
extends from Hekimtsbiss:i TO Mangsli.
sai from Mangsli the line runs north to
Rasovs, on the Danube. The election
Of the Prince Of Bulgaria is to be under
ths surveillance of Russian commits
sioner, and another Russian. n.commission-
er will superinteud the re'orms IN
Turkish Armenia. The Soghsnlu
range will form the boundary
between the Russian AID Turkish pos'
sessions in Asia.
A special from st. Petersburg says
that General Ignstiefi viii probably en-
bark for Odessa on Ffi1sy, taking with
him the treaty, for ratification. Il is
supposed 10 oticisl circles here that Eng.
lsId will purchase or seiza Ml:gleve for
naval station, 10 couuterbslsnca the
increase OF Russian influence ST. Constsn-
tlrople Il i; said that such s step
would be looked upon with comparative
indifference By Russia as England is
already able 10 blocksde the DartAneiles.
The Congress.
LoSpoy, March "a telegram from
5. Petersburg ssys it Is regarded ss
settled tina. only TIE treaty poGeta Will
take part IN the Congress, although the
minor S.sies will be allowed 10 brlrg
their views under itS notice. The
Agence Russo states that Germany and
Austria have sssented to the proposal for
& Congress Of the chief ministers OF the
powers 70 be held ST Berlin. Tne assent
Of the other Governments is eIpsSted-
Prince GortschAkeh Is much better, and
will GO 10 he Congress-
4 correspondent. ST Berlin says tbst IN
consequence OF the request Of Russia
Prince Bismarck will probably consent
10 preside over the Congress a. Berlin II
England agrees 70 be present.
Austria Dissaiisned.
A specisl from Vienna states hist Aus
lrIs is still opposed 10 the territorial e1
tension of Bulgsris and Russisa occuPs.
tiun. Austria hu resolved 70 propose
the annexation Of Thesssl! And Ep!rus 70
Greece.
Turks Harehi . 6 Against the Greeks
ATHENS, March 6.-O6cisl news rs;
been received from Larisa that TIE Iu'ki
sre marching against the Insurgents 81
Mskrintz. Desperate tgh.ing n eI
pected. TIE Turks threaten BON bare
ment from Vslo hsrbor. A battle ais
imminent 81 kAriditzA