The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-11

and it has certainly brought the prospect Of peace
nearer than before. But no praclical inference
be drawn from the fact that sixt y-four members
OF the House OF Commons think that the present
juncture Is not great emergency while 1t Is pos
sible good many erroneous and mischievous con-
illusions will be drawn from 1t both at home and
abroad.n
BAD EFFECT ABROAD.
The debate has not had the same reassurtng eI.
feet abroad, though the judgment founded on the
telegraphc summaries thereof may he reversed on
the receipt Of the fun text OF the speeches
DisAPPRoyAL AT VIENNA.
The speeches OF Lords Beaconsneld and Salisbury
are thought at Vienna to point the probability of
war and to hold out small hope OF congress- which
Is there believed to be the only possible way Of
reachlDg pacific solution This supposed attitude
Of England is not approved at Vienna, because the
Austrian government has made no provision the
eventually OF final failure OF the Congress project.
Ii Is said, however. that when the necessity OF de-
gliding Is forced on Count Andrassy he will UNI
doubtedly resist Russia's demands and make an
alliance with England, provided ne can carry the
Court party with him.
GLOOMY PROSPECT FOR RoUMANIA.
With this contingency In view Russia has taken
firm grip on Roumania, and should the govern
ment attempt to resist her will the country would
md itself IN most embarrassing position. There
OF Roumania Will coincide fully with the present
manifestations OF popular feeling. should the
be confined to England and Russia Roumania can
manage to escape serious consequences, but should
Austria enter into action the principally cannot
avoid being crushed almost irreparably between
the contending forces no matter which beillgerent
she chooses ally
CORRECTNESS OF GHIKA's REPORT.
The Roumanlan government officially reaffrms
the correctness of Prince Ghika's reports OF his in
terviews with Prince Gortschakor when the latter
used threatening language.
FEELING THE PRESSURE.
In consequence or the urgent demands OF Russia
NJ. Cogalniceano, Roumanlan Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, has asked Prince Charles to recall NJ Bait
cnano the Roumanian Representative at Vienna
In the Senate yesterday Minister Cogalnlccano
refused to state what course The government
would take II Russia demanded the conclusion OF
q convention to secure the passage OF her troops
M Stourdza complained that the absence OF NJ
Bratiano, the Premier, prevented the government
Irom acting, although Russia was commencing her
threatened occupation.
TURKEY CANNOT REMAIN NEUTRAL.
Apropos Of the rumored orders sent to Admiral
Hornby, st. Petersburg letter in Tuesdays Berlin
Norddeutsche Zeitun0, likely to come from an
authorized source says Turkey cannot be per-
II she allies herself with Russia she will have to
give up Constantlnople rs pledge Of her fidelity
II she sides with England Constantinope, Gaipoli,
Bayukdere and the European shores Of the Bos-
phorus and the Dardaneles win be occupied by
Russian troops at any risk. The Russian fortinca-
tons around COnstantinOple render the conquest OF
the city certain, and Russian torpedoes Will soon
teach the English vessels to keep ut distance lest
q return to Besika Bay should be cut or" This
letter possibly was the foundation for the rumors
circulating in the lobDies OF the House OF Commons
last night that the Russians had made formal de-
mand to occupy Constantinope.
NOTES FROM STEAMBOAT.
According to despatch from Constantnople the
Khedivc OF Egypt Will visit that city IN two weeks
TO pay his respects to the Sultan
The health OF Ahmed vefyk Effendi, President or
the Turkish Council OF Ministers, hos been reestab
lished. ea .a.t
1t Is announced that review OF 10000 Turkish
troops will be held near Constantinople on Thurs
day.
1t is stated that Hobart Pacna has obtained
short leave Of absence for the purpose OF visiting
England.
BIsxARcK's HoxR
Tho semi-ofcial PROVINCIAL Correspondence, OF Ber
lin, publishes an INSPIRED article. declaring that
Prince Bismarck 10 convinced OF the benefits OF policy
OF reciprocity, involving moderate protection OF
native industry, and hopes TO gain nrm majority In
the Rsschstag therefor.
ISAAC THE HoxE RuLERa
The STANDARD says Mr.. Butt has announ need that he
cannot manage the home rule party whlc in Dublin.
and a he IL unable TO devote his whole
time 10 Parliament he must beg 10
be relieved from the responsibility Of the
Leadership II Understood that bis resignation 10
duo 10 the revival OF obstruc,ionist tacrcs The
TO induce Mr.. Butt to reconsider his deter mnaiion.
no is expected London to-day asd his definite de-
cislon. therefore, will not be delayed.
THE KARL OF LxrTRiM's YrSxRAL
Tho Earl OF Leitrim was buried In 81 Michan's
Church, at Dublin, yesterday. crowd OF about
three hundred hissed hootod cheorcd outside OF
tho church.
DONEGAL PROCLAIMED"
Tho Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland has proclaimed tho
district comprising Lord Lsi.Pim's Donegal estates
under the Peace Prescrv alton sst.
CARDINAL xASSfxos RETURN PROM ROME.
Cardinal Manning arrived In London last night He
received deputation, and In response t.eir greet
ing the various sensational reports concerning
his doings IN Rome, and sasd he had always boon
united with the majority Of thu Sacred College
RuxoR BAzAIsE's DEATH.
An urconarmed rumor h current In Paris that or.
Marshal Bazane Is dead.
BoRBL AND THE LEFT.
Tho Paris Noniteu cknowledacs that General BoreI
Minister OF War; encounters nuch opposition from
tue Left that he may obliged 70 resign.
The UNIVERSITY BoAr RACE
Tho betting on tho inter-U University boat race.
which takes place Saturday next, 10 10 TO on Ok
ford. These odds taken freely.
Tnx FAxISE N CHINA.
A despatch TO Reuters Telegram Company from
Shanghai reports tina. tho famine In the northern
provinces of China 10 increasing.
RACING IN ENGLAND.