The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-13

hesdsd sdvensusss vho hsd been seversl times
esiied- he lived m yesr 10 Losdca End
Paris and Engaged 10 Journalism: vss recalled
10 Coosssnsibople after the soeess'sn 10 the
throee Il Abdul Hsmid. appointed director Of
The Lyceum, and ~ dismissed for mismss-
Agstnent he became popular among the ref
urces; pretending 10 orgsniss IN expedition
~ cid the Rhoiophe Insurgents. he secured .
sufhctent number ~ adhercnts TO make the
attempt The pc, icons arrested are ssid 70 BE-
compounded BY papers found In All susvi's
house after hi. death. The affair created utter
CONSERVATION In commercial aud financial ctr.
cles In Constantinopie. The outbreak wss care
fully timed fos . day when the Generals and
prominen. on1cials u the seraskiers,e we're sb
sent st Buyukdere.
Al . reception given by the Russian
Amhas.sdor In Cons,sntinopie. Ga resident
Ru.sians, May 10, he made . speech end ex.
pressed strong hopes ~ peace. He recon
mcnied them. however. not IN be too sanguine,
- the situation was still Que % great tension
The Russians inslst that the movements Of
their troops are not intended - hoNtile, hut
the Turks are, not withdrawing. hard At work,
strengthening their lines ani bringing up guns
This 10 not easy, - the Turkish line OF defense
from the Sea % Marmora 10 the Black Sea 10
30 long, and while the Turkish force about the
capital 10 superior 10 the Russian. II IL hardly
sufficient 10 man such . length 81 line. The
Turks will he aeon reinforced however. by the
forty battalions released In Thesaly and -
haftaIipna from Vienna rnFYeafnQtenf At
PerA says there are no apprehensions Of . Rus
sisn coup he main.
A 81. Petersburg dispatch Of May 20.
says; While there Il. reason 10 believe tho
foundation Of arrangement, have been laid be-
tween the cabinets o. London and 81. Peters
burg, . small group IL personsees who know
what has occurred maintain extreme reserve
and II IL extremely difficult 90 cav how far. "
various rumors are "a be- relied on. Russian
official papers r~eitera'e the statement that the
movements Of the army before Cons,antinople
are not hostile and menAcing.
Reports are current at Vienna Of
fresh complications in RoumaniA. II Il stated
that the Russian Eleventh Army Corps has du.
ring the past week been pressed forward 20 ~
10 entirely isolate Bucharest from Little Val
lachIa, where the Roumanion army il concen-
trated. The Russiar diplomatic representative
used every effort 10 prevent Prince Charles
from going TO the army, but the %istter's posi-
ton will be made intolerable by the military
and political control ssumed by the Russians
In the capital aud the country. II IL asserted
that the Russians are urging the Roumanisns
TO refuse to pay taxes and 10 dethrone Phnce
Charles, whom they denounce as u German and
= Catholic; but popular feeling Ia entirely In
sympathy with the Prince. Rommania Il look-
disposed, for the present, at least, "a go beyond
the concentration Of troops and strengthening
the Transylvanisn frontier.
A st. Petersburg dispatch Of May %,
says: The Agence Russo and Journal de st..
Petersburg warn the public against pessimist
news from Constantinople, where endeavors are
being made to prevent an understanding be
tween England and Russia. The C~xanowitch,
In q telegram, thanks the Moscow Association
Of Merchants for . contribution Of +OO,0O rous
bles toward the formation Of q volunteer feet.
The Emperor, on the nd. received the Shah Of
Persia.
A st. Petersburg dispath Of May 23d
Gays; A II. Petersburg correspondent writes:
We are still far from a certainty Of peace,
though the general conviction and sentiment
are In favor thereof. There are powerful mill
getically, and the Russians continue 10 exhibit
q tendency TO gradually creep up towards the
capital, keeping the Turks constantly on the
alert. Fresh enforcement are constantly
going to Bulgaria and Roumelia. Odessa Ia
swarming with soldiers and shipping troops,
guns and stores, which are going thence TO Bur
gas,on the Black Sea, or by the Central railway
to RoumaniA and Bulgaria. The Turks are not
idle. They have brought troops across the
Bosphorus from scutari, until one hundred and
thirty bsttalious nov mar northern lines.
GERMANY.
Semi-Oficial Provincial Correspon-
dence anticipates favorable results from Coun-
Schouvaloa's efforts. II says the latest decla
rations Of the British Ministers, - well -
Views manifested at 81. Petersburg, are full Of
wishcs and hopes for renewed consolidation
Of European peace. Count schouvslof, In con.
versation with other diplomst'sts, described the
proposals. he was carrying 70 England ~ pacif.
ic. He seemed confident that they would not
b. rejected. Baden Baden 10 agaia proposed
- the place for the Congress to meet. II b
thought the proposals. will be generally &C.
ceptcd.
AUSTRIA
The relations between Austria and
Roumania have become closer, and Emperor
Wilhelm advised Prince Charles TO yield Bessa-
rSbia and abdicatc II the R,umaniaus raised
any difficulties, but the Prince refused. Gen.
Mantufel has arrived In Vienna, aud II 70 re-
ported that he 10 the bearer Of an autograph
letter from Emperor William TO Emperor Fran
cis Joseph. II SCENE certain the feeling 10
Austrian ministerial circles 10 becoming dis
trustful Of . peaceful issue, and more end more
Anti-Rus-ian.
A dispatch from Berlin Of May %,
Gays; Count Andrassy and his colleagues have
gradually como around TO England's view
about the terms on which the Congress should
meet, - well - on many other points. Ger
many 10 distrusted. Prince Bismarck, whose
influence vas once . potent oae, now frequent
" tenders UNDECIDED advice.