The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
RUSSlA'S APPEAL TO EUROPE.
The British Fleet Must Leave the
Sea of Marmora.
A REVOLT IN ROUMANIA.
England's Attitude Commended
in France.
GENERAL GRANT I'M ROME
The Italian Cabinet Does Not Give
Satisfaction.
The British Fleet Must Leave the
Sea of Marmora.
A REVOLT IN ROUMANIA.
England's Attitude Commended
in France. TH
GENERAL GRANT I'M ROME
The Italian Cabinet Does Not Give
Satisfaction.


[BY CABLE TO THE HxRALD.l
LONDON, March %, 1875
special despatch to the Times, from st.
Petersburg, says rumors are in circulation
that Russia has demanded that the British
feet quit the Sea of Marmora Immediately.
The correspondent has reason to believe
that these reports, although exaggerated,
are not entirely unfounded, and that Russia
is making, or is about to make, representa-
tions in regard to the British fleet.
MR.. LAyARD STILL LAUNDERING.
Minister Layard's opposition to the en-
barkation of Russian troops at Bujukdere
has caused great irritation. An inspired
article in the Journal de st. Petersburg at
tracts much attention. It points to the
continuance Of the feet in the Sea of Mar
mora in defiance of international law, and
asks if it is not time to ask England what
she really wants.
ENGLAND HAS TREspAssEp.
Europe should call England before her
judgment seat and summon her to re-enter
the sphere of international law by quitting
the Straits and formally engaging not to re-
turn. Semi-oficial hints are given that if
England does not wish to attend the Con-
gress it will meet without her.
wARL1KE IN TONE.
In connection with the foregoing intelli-
gence it should be stated that rumors were
circulating in the Hobbies of Parliament last
night that the tone in English official
c.rcles is decidedly warlike.
BRITISH NAVAL MOVEMENTS
The iron.clad InvincIbe has been ordered to be
commissioned on Monday for the Mediterranean.
RUssO-TURKIsH ALLIANCE.
The Paris correspondent OF the Daily Tel.
e0raph hears that Russia has. forced Turkey
TO acquesce in a secret agreement, according 70
which Russia would assist Turkey against
Greco-English combination, or against the entry
Of the British eet to the Bosphorus or Dardaneles
largely diminish the indemnity and guarantee
che integrity of the remaining Turkish territory,
receiving in return a directing power over the
revenues OF the Porte
WAR REGARDED AS INEVITABLE
The Berlin North-Gernsnn Gazette saws IL ia eyi.
liant that puaoio rooor,, ,vor r,.h r,...us
evitable. and knows she was never better able TO
wage 1t than now.
AN EXPERT WITH TORpEDOEs
special despatch to the Daily Neacs from Berlin
nays that Russian naval attacne there, who Is
leading authority on torpedoes, has suddenly been
vrdered home.
ANOTHER STARTLING RUNOR.
There is an unconfrmed rumor In circulation at
st. Petersburg that revolution has broken ont In
Roumana and that Prince Charles mas led
APPARENTLY IN CONFIRMATION.
telegram from Vienna, received in Paris, states
that Roumania has refused to receive independence
At the hands Of Russia permit the passage OF
Russian troops through her territory during the
occupation Of Bulgaria. q
FRANCES INTEREST
The Times Paris despatch says:-'The questions
which France demanded should be excluded from
the Congress were those touching the holy places,
as Introducing needless complication. and touching
Syria, because Syria might have been offered to her
as compensation for English occupation OF Egypt,
and because she considers that the twofold ques-
ton Of Syria and Egypt might impair the good un-
Outstanding with England. great change has
occurred In the last few days In the opinion about
England's Eastern policy"
ENGLAND's CONDUCT COMMENDED.
The Journal DIES Debdts and RdpuottQue Fran.
eaise commend Engand's attitude, and this feeling
Ia shared, with few exceptions, by men and Jour-
mails OF all parties rhey feel that by placing her.
self on the platform OF existing treaties and insist
Ing on the right Of the Congress to discuss the
whole Treaty OF San stefano England has restored
to Europe the ground Of principle which was
slipping from under it Engand's firm adherence
to her conditions is deemed the surest means Of
insuring that the Congress will result In durable
peace.
WILL ENGLAND DEFEAT THE coNGRRssg
The A0ence Russo, or ST. Petersburg, SAYS Eng.
land has not yet replied In regard to the Congress-
She stu insists upon her demand that all the con-
ditions OF peace be submitted, Notwithstanding
the text OF the treaty has been communicated to
the Cabinets and Russia has agreed to complete
freedom OF discussion at the Congress. The
chances Of the Congress meeting have diminished.
AUSTRIAN CABINET POSSIBILITIES
A despatch from Vienna says 1t IL possible that
Count Potocki may become Premier OF q new
Austrian Ministry Reports that he would replace
DOUBT Andrassy as Chancellor Of the Empire are
intrue The position Of the latter is considered
likely TO be strengthened by the leaning which he
mas lately shown toward the pro-Russian party.
Count Potocki belongs to that party
AUSTRALIANS WANTED AT HOME.
VA Belgrade special despatch to the Times reports
Eat all Austrians In Servia liable to military
service have been ordered to return home.
ITALIAN NEUTRALITY.
Tho Rome correspondent says:-"It is under.
stood that the foreign poIicy OF the new govern
ment will be that OF strict neutrality ON the East
ern question. Italy WILL however, exert to the