Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-03
NOT 50 CLOUDY.
NEGoTiITIoNs RESUMED BEluEFN
russia AND ENGL4SD.
Russia Makes Further Concessions
Agreement TO an Interchange of Views
The Withdrawals from Cons,sntinop.s
Again Discussed

LONDON, May "A st. Petersburg cores
pendent says 1t Is not at all probable that any,
thing IN the shape Of an ultima.um will be
sent TO the Porte FOR the present at least. al
though there may have been some such inten-
ton little time ago. when it was believed
England had determined on war and was mere
" endeavoring to gain time. Now, however,
extreme scepticism in regard to the pacific as
surances of some of the British ministers seems
to be diminished. Russia is not likely to
precipitate crisis as long as . reasonable
chance of peaceful solution remains A
well Informed st. Petersburg correspondent of
The Political Correspondence says the important
decisions which caused this favorable change
ia Russia attitude We're arrived at in great
council presided over by the Gear.
An exchange of views between London and
st. Petersburs on questions interesting to
England has been agreed upon.
The Agc7sce RpSSe says intelligence continues:
polr ihs'leys, through Germany as interme-
diary, for the simultaneous Withdrawal from,
the vicinity of Constantinople, rs well az of
the negotiations with Austria concerning her
special interests.
vienna. May 2.-Tho Pol,tica, Correspond
cscc states that the revival of negotiations be.
tween Russia and England relative to the con-
The negotiations will be based upon larger con
cessions than hitherto accedod to by Russia
A special from Constantinople reports that
General Todleben has resumed
negotiations with Admiral Hornby.
| in regard to details of the Withdrawals. He
also resumed negotiations with the Porte for
the evacuation Of the coded fortresses, but as
! yet without result, Safyet Pasha declaring that
| the Russians have not carried out the San
| Stefano treaty. A telegram from Constantine
/ plc says that the Russians have of late f-c-
quently violated the Boulairo lines of demar-
cation.
/ AUSTRIA ON GUARD.
VIENNA, May 4.-Tho 7agJIatt says that in
consequence of tho concentration of Russian
troops near the Transylvanian frontier, it has
| become necessary for Austria to tako precau-
tons. According to reliable information, the
! question of concentrating an Austrian army in
| Pennsylvania, Is being seriously considered.
LoNDcN, May I'm the stock markets,
prices have fallen away under the influence of
the continental bourses and discouraging pc
litical news. Among foreign securities the
Russian suffered most.
memorial to the Queen is being extensive
~ signed in Sheffield, expressing confidence in
the ministers and a willingness to make every
necessary sacrifice for the conduct of the wal
until the cause of peace and order in Europe
Is secured from lawless and reckless oppres
sion.
70 NE ARMED BY AMrhIcASs.
At Cronstadt it is stated that several steam
ers lying at Revel, have been purchased by tn
Russian government for the purpose of beis.
converted into cruisers. Three vessels whicl
left Revel week ago, were the property Of tn
Russian admiralty and have gone to A,neric,
to receive their ornaments, which will he pro
vided by an American firm, and to receiv,
the seamen who departed some time ago