The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
Advance Of Troops from Tir-
nova to Tchalatdja.
ON THE AUSTRIAN. FRONTIER
Turkey Promises to Preserve
Her Neutrality.
FRENCH LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS.
A Riot in Belfast in Memory Of
O.
Advance Of Troops from Tir-
nova to Tchalatdja.
ON THE AUSTRIAN. FRONTIER
Turkey Promises to Preserve
Her Neutrality.
FRENCH LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS.
A Riot in Belfast in Memory Of
St. Patrick.


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LONDON, March 10, 1878.
A despatch from Constantinople announces that
$4,000 Russians have arrived at Tchataldja from
Tirnova. The Turks are carefully patrolng the
Bujukdere road.
STILL PROTESTING.
Pera correspondent hears from trustworthy
source that England has strongly protested at st.
Petersburg against the Russian advance toward the
Dardanelles and Bosphorus
T. NO PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE.
Tho Vienna despatch says the misunderstanding
between Russia and England has made no progress
whatever toward satisfactory settlement
ON THE AUSTRIAN FRONTIER.
The National zeftun0 Of Berlin says the Austrian
government has been positively informed that the
frontier.
ENGLAND's TURKEY CONES HOME TO BOOST.
Constantinople despatch says 1t is reported
that important dispatches from England were
~
council was thereupon held, which decided that
Turkey should remain neutral in the event OF q
difference between England and Russia.
WHERE is THE WOODEN HORSE?
A Constantinople telegram received in pari
says England has asked PERMISSION to establish
coal depot on the island OF Tenedos.
RUSSIA TRYING no CONVINCE ENGLAND.
Advices from Vienna, published In PARIS state
that England has refused to take part even
In the preliminary Conference OF Ambassa-
doris until Russia has given the formal en-.
gagement that all the clauses OF the
treaty be submitted to the Congress. Prince
Gortschakor in reply merely reiterated his prom
Use that the full treaty will be communicated to the
Powers.
DECLINES TO BE rETTERED.
The Times says the latest phase OF the difference
between Russia and England seems to be that
Russia, while admitting the right OF the Congress
to discuss all the points Of the treaty, declines to
be ultimately bound by the decision OF the majority
OF the Powers.
WHAT WILL NOT BE PERMITTED.
well informed St Petersburg correspondent OF
the North German Gazette, OF Berlin, states that
Russia win not allow interference with the points
concerning the war indemnity, Armenia or Bessa.
rabia
THE COLD SHOULDER.
The correspondent OF the Times states that the
proposal to convene preliminary conference to
settle a programme for the Congress has been gen.
orally coldy received as unnecessary.
"A QUESTION OF FOOTING
In the House OF Commons yesterday Sir STAFFORD
Norshcote confirmed the report that Russia had
not refused to admit Greece to the Congress, but
merely raised the question as to the footing on
which the Greek representativ should be admit.
ted.
HOBART PACuA THREATENS THE GREEKS.
The 0rEcfal Journal at Athens states that
Hobart Pacha has threatened to lombard Surbi
unless the insurgents evacuate Makrimitza.
GREECE NOT A sI0NATORY POWER.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times
states that oil the Powers agree that
Greece cannot well be admitted to the
Congress on the same footing as the siguatory
Powers, but she should be consulted In all matters
concerning the interests OF the Greek race.
CANARD.
Consols yesterday declined on q rumor that Lord
Herby had resigned the Foreign Secretaryshin
The rumor is probably utterly baseless and purely
OF stock jobbing origin. The Aorntng Post con.
graduated the country on the unanimlty of the
Ministry In the present critical position.
THE AUSTRIAN CREDIT.
~ public sitting OF the full Hungarian decga.
n.N ut Vienna Yesterday almost all the speakers
DECLARED that they would vote in favor of the
credit, but expressed hopes for peaceful solution
The debate was adjourned until to-day.
The Austrian Delegation, at q full sitting yester.
day, granted the demand Of the Minister OF War
for 900 norlns for military stores
ONLY IN CASE OF NEED
special despatch to the Times from Vienna
say-:-"The minority OF the Budget Committee of
the Austrian Delegation, though voting against
the credit. tabled resolution decar.
ing their readiness in case of necessity
TO make even greater sacrifices for the
protection OF national interests The minority
also expressed confidence in the policy Of the Min.
istry., The word "tabled" In the above despatch
probably means gave notice or
CHINA THREATENING RUSSIA.
Berlin despatch reports that China has asked
Russia to evacuste Kudscha. 1t Is said that some
Chinese Officers, who are studying In Europe, have
been ordered home.
IN THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.
The French Senate at Versailles by voto OF las
20 113 has passed the third article OF tho State
of Siege BILL Tho article provides that the
President only declare state OF siege during q
dissolution OF the Chambers Ia the event OF foreign
The Right wished also to permit it, declaration
In the event OF Instruction.
THE BUDGET OF REcxiPrs.
In the French Chamber Of Deputies NJ Leon Say,
Minister Of Finance, moved that the budget oil 70.
eepts DO made the order of tho day for Thursday.
NJ Caub.tta an nnoreod tho rnotion and docaroa