New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
EAST INDIAN TROOPS ABOUT TO SAIL.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM IN NDIA-YOLUNTEERING


% and the second on May i. They VIII not stop at
Alden. Fifteen ships and twelve steamers have been
engaged for the conveyance of the expedition,
which will be conveyed by man-of-war. Great
enthusiasm is manifested throughout India, and the
native troops are volunteering for service
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4 CRITICAL TINE AT HAND.
THE BRITISH PEOPLE REsTLEsS-RUssA COMING TO
TERMS WITH AUSTRIA.
LONDON, Friday April 20. 1873.
The London newspapers to-day take a dis
gng OF the course OF the political negotia-
tons They claim to in Ausrias changing attitude
desire wait IN hopeful silence TO see what she may
profit in the calames and weaknesses of the combat
ants ut is to give up The Daily Hetcs says all
Illusion respecting AuSrias effective interference in the
present strife. Her Government has long ago made
military preparations the borders Of Bosnia and Her
zegovina IN anticipation OF between England and
Russia and will watch 10 development, get what it
and congratulate itself having done so without
fighting. II will be glad If we help its design but viii
give us no thanks" The Vienna correspondent OF The
Day Netcs says, in harmony with this statement that
Notwithstanding the various denias it Is maintained
that the AusroRussian NEGOTIATIONS ST. Petersburg
proceeding avorably, and that the chief objections
of Austria against the peace Of San Stefano have met
with due consideration"
THE ENGLISH OBJECTIONS.
A special dispatch from Berlin to The Daily Mere
throws some Dgnt on tne Engsh OpJectous W INC uei
man form of invitation to the Congress The dispatch
says: THE proposed form, the British Government
say expresses assumption that the treaties OF 1856
and 1871 are already modified by the results OF the war;
England insists on the contrary Una, .e @ @ my @ Sl
sumcd in advance IN way which might prejudice the
negOtiati0ns.'
DlsTRUsr THE REAL SOURCE OF TROUBLE.
The St. Petersburg correspondent Of The Daily NeTs
telegrapbs as follows 1t is evident that the present
unsatisfactory state OF things between Russia and Eng
land is due more feelings of mistrust and Jealousy
than TO any other cause Unfortunately, the negotia-
tions do not advance as quickly as the armamens."
ENGLAND COUNTING THE COST
The leading editorial in this mornings Times referring
to the in the dispatch from s ST. Petersburg
correspondent tha: Austria is said 10 be advancing to
ward solution on the basis of the ether Powers taking
suitable compensation FOR the increased influence OF
Russia says The solution of taking suitable compen-
aton means ~ Gi ib % needs Of s
Thus the battle that may Tomorrow be fought over ono
England may fight what II feels Is Just cause yet after
spending more than we can spare OF our treasure ana
Others walk quietly the goal OF their aspira
Europe of course now smiles upon u.s. cheers MS
10 reward our first successes It would be the
purpose hot left alone 10 vndicate the treaties
and fight the battles OF Europe"
THE BRITISH PEOPLE DISSATISFIED.
Referring to the election for q member OF Parliament
at Tamworth, on Wednesday last, when the Liberal
candidate was chosen by 400 majority his Con-
seryative competitor The Times says The remarkable
verdict the Conservative candidate cannot be ex
planed away" The Times adds: 1.-The truth is, that
there is some growing Impotence OF the objections
which, rightly or wrongly, the British Government is
supposed to be raising 10 the Congress The distinction
objected, suggesting that the Powers should meet 10
consider the changes 10 be introduced into the treaties
OF and 1871 consequence Of recent eVCnts and
other which il is thought VIII be more acceptable,
the Powers meet TO consider the treaties OF 1896
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too shadowy to be grasped by undiplomatic minds
RUSSIA HOPES ENGLAND WILL CEASE NAGGING.
The Journal de ST. Peeys6Og. in its to-day, says:
ave hope that the intelligence published by some
London newspapers respecting the state of the negoa
tions relates 10 phase past. At present it Ii i'm
probable that England will renew her opposition in
matter of phraseology. II reconciliation is sincerely
desired, let the Cabinets aim at what Is cacuatel TO
them closer together, not bring forward irritating
propositions. There doubt Russia accepts the
bioadest possible basis for the programme OF the Con-
gress That she does not dream Of declining any knd OF
discussion proved by Prince GOrtschakos circular
Should the Congress meet VIII be able TO deal win al
the questions created by events in the East IL now ap
pears that Lord Salisbury recognizes the opportnnc
nj exchange OF views, previous to the mets9t
ing being reached and the st. Petersburg Cabinet shares
IN that opinion
PRIyATEERISG FEARED.
scare caused by the Russian declarations of prva-
teerng Is reported having depressing influence on
British shipping interests on the Continent lie
Standard says: "At Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg,
and Bremen merchants IN eases where voyage OF any
length is anticipated refusing 10 consgn their goods
on ships flying the British flag The critical state OF the
relations bet ween England and Russia has caused the
Liverpool Saing-shp Mutual Indemnity Association
enter into prenary arrangements lOf me est1DHsh-
ment of special association, To provide fund for the
plymept incurred by its members through the
capture destruction OF their vessels Dy acts OF war;
THE RUSSIAN VISIT ABANDONED.
The Russian authorities have decided TO abandon the
intention of sending number of officers and men to
attend worship in tho Greek Churches of COnsantnope
on Sunday next. 1t is denied that the Grand Duke
Nicholas Will leave San stefano.
THE MOHAMMEDAN REVOLT
Vassa and Tedk Pashas will leave COnstantinople to-
morrow for the scene nsurecton in the Rhodape
mountains in the capacity OF Turkish commissioners
The insurgents are well ocered and provided with
an abundance of ammunition. They occupy imptegna-
lJe postons derutation OF the Mussulman lnhsbl-
tnnts of Roumela waited upon Mr. L2yard, the Bilsh
ambossador to-day and egged him 10 telegraph 10 his
Government TO urge European intervention 10 pat an
end 10 the atrocities committed by the Bulgarians.
THE PROPOSED RUSSIAN LOAN.
A speclal dispatch to The Times from Berlin says: "a
number of German bankers, who induced 10 meet
here TO consider the practcablity of floating another
Russian loan have unanimously refused 10 engage in
the work"
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
HARRISBURG, Penn, April GA c. Compton,
who the head with stone by William Madden
ON April g. IN this city at hospital here to-day. Mad
two others under arrest