The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
TELGGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
WHY ENGLAND STILL ARMS.
Gloomy Forebodings Everywhere
Except at San Stefano.
A PEREMPfORY DEMAND FROM RUSSIA.
Extensive Notifications Building Upon
the Roumeian Peninsula.
ILLNESS or BISMARCK AND GORTSCHAKOFF.
No Prospect Of Compromise Among
the Cotton Strikers.
LEO XIII. AND THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT.
Extensive Qualifications Building Upon
the ROumelian Peninsula.
ILLNESS OF BISMARCK AND GORTSCHAK0FF.
No Prospect of Compromise Among
the Cotton Strikers.
LEO XIII. AND THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT.
[Bx CABLE TO THE xxRALp.1

The reasons for the rumored British re-
lection Of the scheme for simultaneous
withdrawal of the Russian army and the
British feet-the one to Maritza and the
other to Besika Bay--I learn on high au-
thority to be as follows Such an arrange
ment would necessitate military conven-
ton or separate diplomatic instrument ;
the English acceptance of the scheme would
be practical admission of the correctness
Of the Limits assigned by Russia to New
Bulgaria, or 4 British sanction Of the beati
possidetis principle. .ia.
BISMARCK THINKS war INEVITABLE
! have it on the best diplomatic author
ity'that Prince Bismarck recently said to
his physician, DR.. Andrassen. in the course
Of conversation on the Eastern crisis.
''Short OF miracle war is inevitable"
GLOOMY yoREDoDISos EVERYWHERE.
The correspondents Of the London pa
pers in st. Petersburg, Vienna and Paris
take very gloomy view of the situation.
IN %. Feterspurg II Is believed that war has
been decided upon by Lord Beaconshelds
Cabinet. In Vienna the situation is con-
sidered desperate, while the France, Of
Paris. states with profound regret that it
has important private information that war
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~ 'Ao oslqT1 r. ys 1"AAu' Ing AIaAy -Se'cs cor
respondent ~ tne Russian headquarters at
San Stefano, states that il is believed there
that the simultaneous withdrawal has been
arranoed.
"A = 80 81 'loAuSA1' - ~ 1e'esS-
burg teiegrapns that Prince Gortschakoh's
sickness is very serious, and some fears
are entertained for his safety. The doc
tors fear his ro,odv 10 tv,,,r.
u'nei"i ieua'ien confirms INC statement
Eecen'ly maae Dy Frince dortscnakon that
there are ninety-nine chances out of o
hundred that the Congress will meet in tho
beoinnino of Nav.
,,xorn rwo ., 80.
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charterea two AMERICAN s,eouor, w,,., 80 o.,
IN ,ne rovon, ana ,vn ,ro,..a ,o..
suez and tho per.,.n chi, nnaor ..r,..n 80.
lI
oNHohAs foh Bhilish sAiLcAA
The Standard states that l0,o00 uniforms for the
naval rescrve have heen oraeraa
~
.s = 81 !. - . t.
Tue nesous1ons regarding the congress and the
withdrawn OF the British fleet and Russian troops
from near Constantinople haveas rot lad IN M "a.
All, .n, :. =.
80 '.'o' '1@'e ''"'
rr'ncc bis'iarcA anu frince 'ortschakon have
fallen III ut this critical juncturc. In the unccr.
tanty OF the issue or the pouypa rle, the Russians
80 ,o,nu ,s.,-s 49,. :.
'-e'' po''''o'''
ana au'ices rom various SIDES concur that there
are considerable movements OF troops toward Con-
stantinopc M well as Gallipoli.
Inc 81 petersburg correspondent OF the Times
telegraphs as follows:-"lt seems that Eng.
land oblectei to rho frat formula srrros.a.,
80. a.. 49,. 49,,
aN 'Ao's 70
consider inc changes 10 20 introduced into