The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-06

uOurg says:--sThe conviction that Engand's de-
mands are incompa tible with the interests Of
Russia and Europe will ind firm support IN the
public opinion OF this Empirer Notwithstanding
this decided language all hope OF peaceful solu-
ton Is not yet abandoned at the Russian capital.
An IMPROBABLE RuMoR
despatch to the Cologne Gazette, from Vienna.
says England has informed Russia that she intends
to occupy certain strateglcal points unless Russia
Immediately proposes frank modification OF the
treaty. This report IL not credited.
MORE RUSSIAN ToRPEposs
The Berlin newspapers say that Russia has or
dered 1,500 torpedoes al Berlin, with directions
that they be forwarded to the part OF the Turkish
coast occupied by Russia
RENEWING CONTRACTS FOR SUPPLIES.
A special despatch from Bucharest says the
Russians have renewed contracts for supplies and
transportation which were cancelled alter the sig.
nature of the Treaty.
BRATIANo GOING TO BERLIN.
The Times correspondent at Vienna reports
that NJ Bratiano, the Roumanian Premier,
has started for Berlin. Though Austria
may not oppose the cession OF Bess
arabia single handed N. Bratlano may have posi-
tive assurance that she will not permit the con-
tinuance OF the passage OF Russian troops
through Roumanan territory Tor two years
RUSSIANS GOING HOME.
A Times despatch, dated yesterday from San
Steiano, states that 5000 Russians embarked for
home on Thursday and Friday
THE DEAD CORRESPONDENT.
special despatch to the Times from volo
says:-"The mutlated body OF Mr.. oge. the
Times correspondent, whose assassination was
before reported, has been found near Pom
taria- Ten thousand Turkish troops are in
v-oto IL
increasing 1t is feared that their desire tor plum
der, stimulated by the UNPUBLISHED outrages In the
ncghboring villages may lead them to sack this
town, where thousands OF women and children
have sought refuge, unless more foreign men-of-
war sent" A despatch from Athens reports
that the British Consul at Larissa has arrived at
volo and demanded the delivery OF the murdcrers
OF Mr.. Ogle to justice.
A DIPLOMATIST'S PROTEST.
Prince Orion, the RUSSIAN Ambassador at Paris
has complained against the tone the French press
particularly the Journal des Deoats, which belongs
10 NJ Leon Say, French Minister OF Finance, and
the Rep,tbiiQue Ffunrafs IN. Leon Gambetra's
organ. Prince Orion contends that for these
papers the government Is responsible NJ. Wad-
dington, French Minister OF Foreign Affairs, in re-
ply to the Princes complaint, said that the govern
ment had no control over the papers in question,
but the press had been invited to be less aggres-
sivc. Prince Orion was much dissatisfied with the
reply
ANXIETY IN BRITISH INDIA
despatch from Calcutta yesterday says that in
consequence OF the European political crisis the
Indian government Is considering certain precau-
tionary measures.
THE CRETAN REBELLION.
An Athens despatch says the Turks attempted to
dislodge the Cretans from their POSITIONS near
&ho
gents were victorious
SICKNESS IN sERvIA.
Typhus Ii prevalent throughout Servia and very
virulent among the Turkish prisoners at Belgrade.
EGYPTIAN REVENUES.
The Times Paris correspondents says:-.Mr. Rivers
Wilson, OF the members OF the commission mp.
pointed by the Khedive 70 inquire into the condition
OF the Egyptian revenues SC. had IN interview with
n. Waddington, French Foreign Minister. on Thurs.
day and ieavos for Egypt on Friday. The task
OF tho commission, which will begin It's Ia.
bors Immediately after his arrival is nc
longer regarded either In England France
A. . private one, but as an official Investigation,
bound 70 involve resolutions 70 which tho vceroy viii
have give refuse his consent with the
ness OF she responsibility attached 10 his decision
10 beyond doubt that tho settlement OF this everast
ina and dangerous Egyptian question In way Of
tho other nearing It's ond."
THE PKRsiA RourR FOR EUROPE
The shah Of Persia let Teheran for Europe by way
OF TiaIs on Wednesday last. ,#ss
THE POPS oRRMAN bishops
II 10 stated n RENE that England will raise ne
Obstacles 70 the establishment Of relations wish tue
Vatican, but the right indicate tho basis
thereof The Vatican has instructed tho German
Bishops TO do nothing 70 prejudice negotiations foI
rs-essabishing relations betwecn Berlin and the
Vatican
HH WILL BR RxEcurgp.
Tho appeal OF the Communist Garcins against the
sentence OF death passed upon him has been re-
jected
UNPLEASANT WEATHER.
thunder storm prevailed hero yesterday afternoon.