Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-20
INDUSTRIOUS CORRESPONDENTS.

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INDUSTRIOUS CORRESPONDENTS.
LONDON, April 19.-Special dispatches
from st. Petersburg indicate new hitch has
occurred in the negotiations. One CORES
pondent says fatty that Germany proposed
that the congress should be summoned to re-
wise the treaties of 1856 and 1871. Russia
accepted the proposal but England has re-
jected it, and again insists on her original
conditions. It now remains to be seen
whether the dispute might not be settled by
preliminary conference.
! Another correspondent says yesterdays
sanguine expectations turn out to have becn
somewhat exaggerated, or at least prema-
ture. It appears that new difficulties have
arisen. The negotiations, however, con-
tinue, and may still lead to successful
result.
! A special from Vienna reports that all
| convalescents in Russia have been ordered
to join their regiments in Turkey as soon as
possible.
The Standard states the Duke of Edin-
burgh will remain in the Mediterranean for
the present.
A dispatch dated Vienna, Friday night,
says it is semi-officially stated here that Ger
many's endeavor to mediate has, so far, led
to no result.
A Berlin correspondent says Russia does
not hesitate to intimate privately that she
will not object to congress discussing all
Of the more important clauses of the treaty,
but declines to make its validity dependent
upon the consent of the powers. A preGm-
mary conference to settle whether
this offer will be satisfactory, is still posi-
BILE, but doubtful.
! A dispatch from St. Petersburg announces
| that Gen. Todleben has started for San Ste
fano.
A Bucharest dispatch says it is reported
in government circles that o Russian ultima.
tum is expected at the public sitting of the
Roumanian chamber. A resolution passed
expressing satisfaction at NJ. Cognallcean's
statements that he had protested to the pow
ers against Russian occupation.
| Vienna dispatch says intelligence re-
ceived at the Austrian foreign Office shows
there is no improvement in the situation.
A special from Portsmouth states the iron
clad Invincible has sailed for the Darda-
Males.
A telegram from Athens, received in Par
Is, says England has arranged truce in
Thessaly. The Turks have retired to the
fortresses and the insurgents to Greece.
A special from Sistana says typhus is rag
ing there and Neapolis hospitals are crowded
and people are dying in the streets.
| A Bucharest dispatch says Russian Of
transport carts to provide against the Black
Sea line of communication being closed by
| the British feet.
ROWING IN MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, April 19.-1here were several
encounters between the Orange Young Brit
ons and Irish catholics to-day III the city.
AS the Britons were marching to the church
in the forenoon o catholic attempted to
cross through the procession. He was pur-
sued into the Notre Dame Catholic church
where some fighting occurred. Charles
O'Hara, who attempted to shut the door on
the intruders was badly beaten There was
more rioting at11 tonight in Victoria square,
when stone throwing and pistol shooting
were INDUCED in until posse of police ar
rived and quelled the disturbance. An
artillery volunteer named Cole received Sc
we're wounds, and policeman Martin was
dangerously injured in the head. Several
large plate glass windows were broken. The
police are out in strong force, and have clear
ed the streets of the disturbing element.
Considerable party feeling exists, arising
out of the trials going on of those who took
part in the late shooting ARRAY in the city.
FOR ENGLISH ABSORPTION.
LONDON, April ia dispatch from Con-
stantinople says the Porte has addressed a
note to Grand Duke Nicholas explaining the
conditions Of the promise made by Turkey to
evacuate Shumla, Varna and Batoum. It
says that the greater part of the garrisons of
! oil hon, WIT ,1,
The treaty of peace does not fix any definite
period for the evacuation and, moreover, the
positions respectively occupied now are con-
formabie to the provisions of the armistice.
, The Porte promises that in proportion as
the new Bulgarian territory is evacuated by
the Russians in accordance with the treaty,
/ Turkey will successfully surrender one
|. fortress after another. 1t is rumored the
Russians intend to stipulate for certain
date for evacuation of Batoum, threatening
, otherwise, to occupy KAYAK on the Bos
phorus. The arsenal of Tophane has beer
removed to Scutari. The Turkish people
and army favor England.
THE MALTA TROOPS.
BOMBAY, April 19.-,The force to be sen
from India to Malta will be commanded a.
follows: First brigade by General Ross; sec
> ond brigade by General Macpherson; tn
. . cavalry by Major Watson and sappers an,
miners by Major Pendegrast. General Ros
: left Calcutta last evening for Malta.
AGlTATED RouMAN1A.
BUCHAREST, April 19.-It is said Russia
in view of Roumania's demands, and tn
: wishes of Europe for the effectual neutraliza
I ton of the Danube, will abandon her CLAIM
y to REM and other points on the Danub
:. : above Fort Georges canal, but will maintai
!. her claims for Is1nael, Balgrad and Capoul
and insist on the negotiation of conven
ton for establishing depots t
facilitate the passage of troops throug
n Roumania. At secret sitting {
l. the Roumanian chamber, M. Bratiallo, e,
a. planning the result of his mission to Vienn;
+ said Roumania could rely on the support {
!. Austria and Germany only in 80 far as tn
Bessarabian question involved the qucstio
of freedom of the Danube. Neither Gel
many nor Austria believed Russia intende
to attack that freedom, and both would b
. satisfied with the naturalization of the Oar
r ube and certain guarantees. In view of thi
1t state of affairs NJ. Bratiano recommends
that Roumania should come to an al
rangement with Russia. In CONSEQUENCE
of this statement several deputies, eve
4 from the government side violently attacke
7e NJ. Cogalniceans, minister Of foreign affair
for his recent misleading policy. NJ. COCA
niceans declared his readiness to resign If
was censured in public sitting of tt
e. chamber. Russian representative has ais
lg complained to Prince Charles of the violel
language used by M. Cogalniceans. ar