Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-07
NETTLED NATIONS.
CONSIDERING TIE QUESTION OF
VAR OR PEACE.
some Hope Entertained of a Renewal of
Congress Negotiations-R,-ss ias Exactions
Are Creating Sympathy for Roumania-
Plucky Prince Charles Declares His
Army May BE Crushed But Never Dis
banded-Report that the Czar Will Seek
the Good Offices of Germany as Me-
Giator.
EMRAREATION.

the Good Offices of Germany as Me-
EMBARKAr1oN
CoNsTANTINopLE, April 6.-The Russian au-
thorities have renewed their demand for per-
mission to embark homeward troops at Bunk
dere, representing their embarkation at San
Stefano is impossible, and all idea Of despatch
ing them thence has been abandoned. The
Turkish forces in the neighborhood of Galipoi
and Constantinople number 248 battalions.
NEWSPAPER RADICALS.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 6.-The Agencc Russe
says Moscow and st. Petersburg newspapers
assail its moderate language, and that of the
Journal de st. Petersburg, declaring the British
government, by involving Russia's dignity in
tho matter, has made it impossible for her to
yield to England's demands.
CONGRESS NEGOTIATIONS.
LONDON, April 6.-There seems to be some
hope of a renewal of the congress negotiations
unless collision is precipitated by the neces-
sity for counteracting military measures. Rus
STA is pushing forward on both sides of the
Danube. The position at Constantinople is re-
garded doubtful. even threatening, for
England, that very slight modification of the
situation might be considered to warrant action
which would amount to a breach of neutrality.
Turkish premier a Russo-Turkish alliance is be-
leyed to be out of the question.
RoUMANIA's PROTEST.
Brationa the Roumanan premier, instead of
returning to Bucharest, started from Vienna to
Berlin. It is believed that the Roumanian
cabinets proposition to Russia is real and de-
determined. The publication Of the Gortscha-
kof-Shika interview has aroused sympathy for
Roumania throughout Europe. The Rouma-
MAN protest against the treaty of San Stefano
was published in full in the Vienna Politische
Correspondent yesterday, but it is not yet
known to have been officially comm unicated to
the powers.
The rumor Of Gen. Ignatieffs speedy return
to Vienna is again revived.
RUSSIA IN RoUMANIA.
BERLIN, April 6.-The question concerning
the position of Roumania is becoming more
and more embarrassing. 1t is said Austria has
intimated her desire that the authority of Rus
STA should be limited af much as possible dur
ing the passage of troops through the princi-
pality and that everything should be avoided
which might give a character of Russian occu-
patton to the temporary presence Of the i'm
perlal troops
COUNTER PROPOSAL.
LONDON, April 6.-The Russian reply to Lord
Salisburys circular will it is said, Jay particu-
lar stress upon the absence of definite counter
proposal, and will call upon England to make
counter proposal. This will be the main
point urged.
There is no foundation for the statement
that the present intention is to keep the chan
mel squadron near Malta available for trans
port of troops therefrom.
THE CzAR WEAKENING.
BERLIN, April 6.-Intelligence from st. Pc
tersburg seems to indicate that the peace party
is acquiring greater influence in the councils Of
the Gar. 1t is expected here that the Gear will
solicit the good offices of the Emperor of Ger
many mediator between himself and Eng
land.
RUSSIAN STOCKS BETTER.
LONDON, April 6.-1he Stock market opened
this morning with Indications of renewed con-
idence, and with actual transactions in consols
and Russian securities at slightly higher
prices.
PLUCKY PRINCE CHARLES.
VIENNA, April 6-The Political Correspond
e7ace says it learns from good source from Blu
charest that Prince Charles will reply to Prince
Gortschakoff's threats of re-occupation of Rou-
mania and disarmament of the Roumanian
army, if the Roumanian government protests
against the article of the treaty providing for
communication of the army IN Bulgaria with
Russia through Roumania, follows: TELL
Prince Gortschakotf the Roumanian army may
be utterly crushed, but so long as live it shall
not be disarmed."
BULLDozING THE LIBERALS.
LONDON, April 6-The Pail Mall Gazette says:
A movement with the object Of preventing the
liberal party from trammeling the govern
ment's foreign policy, has received the sup.
port of 1856 liberal members of parliament of
whom nearly half were prepared to vote with
the government if the leaders proposed any
amendment to the address to the Queen, in
answer to the proclamation calling out the re-
serves. About 70 members will probably vote
for Sir Milford Lawson's motion, declaring the
measure unwarranted and imprudent
The salvors of the Cleopatra obelisk have
been awarded ten thousand dollars and costs.