The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-30

that the proposition for the simultaneous disarma-
mens OF Russia and Turkey Is quite as inadmissibe
as that for the preliminary disarmament OF Russia
unless positive pledges given for Pores SUBJ
mission to the decisions OF Europe lie Nord believes
this TO be scarcely possible at n moment when the
Porte refuses to mako peace with Montenegro. and
fresh outrages are perpctratcd by Turkey.
HAS SIGHED.
= Tho Pail Mall Gazette Of yesterday afternoon, In
editorial note, says-The news we print In another
column will be found, VIC believe, substantially
rect Tho objections Of Her Majesty's government
70 signing the protocol TO have been overcome by
what concessions engagements the part Of Russia
we do not yet know ltmay be takon for granted how
ever that tho Gar has consented enter into agree
mont TO dcmobiizc and thcro Is to suppose
hat Her Majesty's government will DO content without
formal documentary engagement 10 that effect and II
the protocol Ia 10 be OF no effect unless disarmament
actually takes place of the objections disappear
to the signature OF the protocol before peace is con-
cIuded between the Porto and Montenegro We abstain
from any comment until the ncws has been
confirmed and enlarged. What security there
really is for disarmament what rehabilitation
may DO supposed to moan by either government what
effect this agreement Is likely to have upon tho de-
mands Of Montenegro and the temper OF tho Porte,
these and various other questions may DO left for the
tmo Our impression at this moment Is that the Eng
lsh government has been induced from Causes
operating both within and without the Cabinet, 10
strain point In the hope Of securing peace. and fur
Their that may DO mistake to suppose that any such
agreement hear OF will secure peace There are
many disordorly elements in tho question which the
protocol cannot touch Tho whole arrangement SO tar
as we understand IT, only leaves Russia wider choice
and greater freedom In dealing with favorable
or unfavorabe to her Wishes while for the Turks
etntvr
as TO what all these arrangements signify Tor their
EMPIRE far they left out OF altogether
Once repeat the advice which at least sofe.
We may easily DO too sangune All this not settled
yet and hc will be wscst who waits litto longer for
The conviction that 1877 is be added to the years OF
peace"
SAIL sErTLxD."
The Post IN Its leader says, If expectation had not
been repeatedly deceived should announce
positively that all difficulties between England and
Russia havo been smoothed away. 1t 49, however cor
tam that within the last few hours clear understand
ing has been arrived at and It would now appear that
words and methods exist which will enable Russia
with honor to undertake disarmament simultaneously
with Turkey. kilograms from abroad all point IN the
same direction, and there every prospect of the
negotiations which have beon resumed under such good
auspices resulting In u final agreement, may pro-
pare ourselves 10 learn that the protocol will shortly
DO sgncd.> The only outstanding question Is the Mon
tenegrn difficulty but confidence is felt IN Russias
control the Prince and Turkeys desire to do all
she farly TO meet the requirements Of tho stua-
tion."
WHAT IGNATIEFF II TOLD.
1t s understood in Berlin that Prince Bismarck at
yesterdays interview with General 1gnatien, en-
gagged to support Russa's proposals Probably
England, France and Italy will shortly return
their Ambassadors to Constantnople or accredit
special ENJOYS Professionally. Austria has also
intimatcd hcr intention Of doing tho same.
II Is stated that General Ignatier was
plainly told when in Vienna that II Russia made war
the event would be looked upon unavoidable, but
that would by means signify approval OF any terri
loria acquisitions she might wish to make
ADVOCATING HOME MANUFACTURES.
very i'm probable story reaches US from Berlin II
evidently has It's origin the chronic commercial scare
which the repescn OF European Industries man
fest upon every possible occasion IL IL declared In
tho German capital that by IN order of the Russian
government, all locomotives and rolling stock pur.
chased by Russian railways must hencciorth
be manufactured in Russia. This is declared
10 be another heavy blow at German indus
try. To enable tho railways to obtain
locomotives and carriages in Russia, the government
will allow the materials to be imported duty free, and
will pay premiums and subsidies TO Russian manuiac-
lurers. The Decree which will be promulgated in
lew days, seems at present applicable to new COM
panics only but to be gradually extended existing
companies rs homo manufacturers develop their
works aud can supply the demand.
sroscI.BrsMARcK AFFAIR.
Interesting details havo TRANSFERRED In Berlin relative
to the solution Of tho Won Stosch difficulty. Both
Prince Bismarck and General Won Stosch wero re.
quested TO submit reports to tho Emperor. The EN-.
pcror, after perusing these reports autograph
letter to General Won stosch saying he had arrived at
the conclusion that Prince Bismarck did not intend to
attack General Won stosch when making his remarks
the Rechstag, but only wished to inform the House
that General Won Stosch had acted without his con-
sent The Emperor in conclusion points out that IL
Prince Bismarck thought IT necessary acquaint tho
House with his views concerning the proper appca.
ton OF SURPRISES this was nero precautionary
measure and offence TO General Won Stosch. Lon
don Times correspondent remarks:-"Ths affair is of
considerable constitutional Importance BY enforcing
the subordnaton Of the German Ministers the Ger
Premier establishes principle in tho despatch
OF imperial business, which has hitherto been I'm.
known In the Prussian and tho other separate State
Cabincts.v
rHR ROW MAYExCE.
The report OF a collision at Mayence between Prus.
sian and Hessian soldiers tho Emperor's birthday
is confirmed. The Hcssians got up bali, and the
rrussians tried force themselves in On their being
driven back the Prussian soldiers collected outside
and prevented tho Hessians from quitting tho ball
room. The officers vainly endcavored to paciiy the
combatants Sabres were drawn on both Sides and
tho scufllo lasted till 1--WE o'clock in the morning
Forty soldiers from regiment are in tho hospital
have been taken against the rngleaders
DIRECT CABLE COMPANY.
The managing director OF tho Direct United states
Cable Company has issued circular nsking share.
holders to support him in preventing tho
smalgamation party from obtaining a threc-tourths
majority, which is necessary for passing resolution
OF quIdation-an spensable preliminary OF ANAL
gamntion.
THE HEALTH OF THE POPE
A telegram from Rome reports that tho Pope bad a
slight cold Wednesday; nevertheless, ho gave SOW
era audiences. Ho has completely recovered, and