The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-18
Complete Secrecy 10 MsIntained In
Regard 30 schsavaiofrs Report
CeneiiiatoFy Intentions Be-
tween England and Russia.
Victoria VIII Inspect tbs Troops at Wool
witch for the First Tine 10 . Quarter
Of cestury-The Rsssias Fleet
and EnpIish Cruisers.

A special from ConstantinopIe to
the Times, says General Todleben de-
clsres, unless the Turkish commission.
ers induce the insurgents to disperse,
he will adopt severe repressive meas
ures.
q concentration OF seven thousand
Mussslmsn inhabitants ut Lsziston, in
the Ardanatieh district, has compelled
the Russiads to retreat and the rapid
gathering OF armed bands, renders uu-
teDable the Russian positions at 1.-Two
ria and Oh the Choruck river.
Advices from Bucharest state that
attachments Of Russian reserves and
recruits continue to pass through Rou.
mania 70: the regiments ia the field.
Some Of them are totally ignorant of
military drill. Trains OF ammunition
were also passing to the Danube. The
Russians are making additional con-
tracts in Roumsnia for transport carts
and animals. Ii Is said three thousand
more were ordered to be ready in two
weeks for service south of the Danube.
Renewed activity prevails in the
Servisn arsensls. Orders have been
issued to the factory Of Krogujevatz to
increase the production OF ammuni.
ton to the amount of thirty thousand
rounds per day. All servicesble artil-
cry In store has BEEN ordered to be
mounted aud sent Immediately to the
front
A Berlin dispatch says at the recep-
tien Of ministers, the emperor said
such occurrences rs Hoedelis attempt
ought by no means be treated Too
lightly. At the time when he was
himself a member of the ministry he
had always insisted upon the danger
which would result upon the triumph
of the tendencies OF the perion hostile
to the state. His apprehensions were
confirmed by the year 1919. Now il
was in still higher degree the duty
of the government to make every ex-
ertion to prevent the revolutionary
elements from CANNING the upper
hand. Before the police. Hoedel reit.
crates his assertion that he did moi
shoot at the emperor, but several wit,
nesses depose that they saw him ain
at his majesty. 1t is expected that hi,
trial before high court will com,
mence shortly. The penalty for hi,
crime Is death.
LONDON, May ia Rome dispatch
to the Times announces that the min
ister of finance, with the minister O.
war, has presented bill to the cham.
Der, asking for n supplementary vot,
of ten millions of livfes for war esti
mates.
Notwithstanding the silence Of tn,
st. Petersburg semi.Official press, ther,
is little doubt but the following dis
patch represents the present views o
the imperial court and chancellory
Complete secrecy is maintainei in
regard to Count Schouvaloffs report,
/ w WIG bRCAot anu thc COuEeTtuCt n
the foreign office. Strict silence upor
the subject also appears to have beer
imposed upon the semi-official organ,
in order that previous to Count sehouv
aloti's return to London no unneces
sary discussion may arise between th,
Russian and foreign press to disturb o.
injuriously affect the evident concil
iatory intentions apparent in the in
tercourse between Euglsnd and Rus
sia."
1t Is assumed that Count SehouvaIof
will leave st. Petersburg at the end o
the week to return to London, aftel
making short stay in Berlin.
Notwithstanding the secrecy, IL Il
known that the independence OF tn,
Christians will be insisted on. Their,
Is on the other hand, no disposition Il
inscretie noi me Jargere on the map o
New Bulgaria, which was only set VI
Is a provisional draft. At the sam,
time other compensstions than ;hos,
Fixed upon In lieu of war indemnity
are not regarded as excluded from dis.
cussion. While II Is declared ther,
can be absolutely no serious idea OF tn,
retrocession Of Kars, the same 10 no,
true Of Batoum. The advantage To Rus
sia OF the acquisition Of Batoum In saic
to have its reverse side, inasmuch u
millions must be expended in the con
struction Of convenient lines Of com
muoication and proper foFtincationi
before the possession Of the place could
be rendered Of great Importance. In
the peaceful current Of the general In,
dications favorable Significance 10 a.
tsched to the fact that the right o.
sale In the streets has been Withdrew
from the Goios which had lately
adopted . wafiike tone, while the
Bourse Gazette and the new Times
which recently observed an attitude
favorable to peace had that privilege
restored them.
Prince Gortschakoff IL slightly bet
ter from his last attack of govt.
! Abe S1eA viii NV III euy chee WISH
the Paris exposition, but some of ths
grand dukes will II circu instances
permit.
The queen will shortly visit Wool
wich and inspect the troops. This viii
be the first time her majesty has done
90 In twenty-five years.
The Russian preparations Tn attach
| the British commerce attracts gre.l
attention. The Times, In its leading
editorial on the general situation, re
fefs to il and says the United States
may Be depended on TO do all In thei,
power 70 observe the treaty of Wash.
iRgton, but even u the Russians suc
coed In equipping their little fiest, /,
will hardly do much mischief, and 4
moro likely to fall victims 70 our cruie
ers than TO infiist damage on our msf,
chantmeD. We might have some
trouble ct first, but short time vii
suffice to clear the seas. and make In.
passage Of cur vessels HON one port u
another - ssfe - now.
A Times Paris dispatch statee tina,
Garcia, . communist Who va con,
victed for taking part In the aa,aapin..
ton Of two gsnerAls, hes had hi. sen,
tence commuted 70 hard. labor for m.
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