Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

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LONBON, April sO-Tbs wsek slosts
with pFOspscts Of the Eastern dimeel1g
no brighter. The sbalief that krlnea
BlsmSFck had g0ntrlRea aform Of ins
VitAtion removing alI objections ano
soothing all susssptibilIiies, ssemod %
be eoFrob0rAted By nawa fFom Vlennn
that the Parliamentary business OF aha
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being pushed I0rUard In order 70 egs
Count AndEassy ct liberty 70 attend the
Congress, and 10 the suggestion lhas
the Powers should meet 70 consider
how, 10 CONSEQUENCE Of facts whieh %.
caSioned the tFeGty Of ssh Steiauo, tue
treaties Of 1855 and 1871 should -
modified, had, Il was hoped, beon
found O recognition ct once OF snbslst-
ing authority of the treaties for
which England firmly contend
ed, and the claim OF Rus
Ella that the achievements -
the late war sh0uld be respected
but 90 the Times states, however hope
ful such suggestions may appear, svasy-
thing depends on the specific form ID
which they ere presented, and Il eeor1s
that this has borne the test Of Nrick cons
sIderatiou. Il is possible that, 80 the
TimeS's Berlin correspondent states
Russia attaches some reserve to her
consent TO discuss ell clauses Of The
treaty Of San ste(ano, and that che can
not be brought to recognize distinctly
the claim Of the Great Powers 70 9
voice IN ell new arrangements which
affect the Eastern question.
The Daily NsWSs ST. Petersburg
correspondent throws the regponslblli-
ty Of the alleged failure Of German
mediation on England In havlng 10
jectod the prOposals Of GeEuaany, which
Russia accepted, that Q Congress ehould
be summoned 10 revise the treaties OF
1865 and 1871, and again insisted on
her original condition. However thle
may be, Il is certain new dlHlculilea
have arisen. Negotiations, lt is salds
continue, and may still lead 10 9 sails-
factory result, bat the present delay
shows that former divergence Of vlsWs
are again apparent.
. The situation In aud around OoBsiAn-
{ tinOple attracts much attention. Tbs
. Times'S Vienna dispatch says the mln-
Q isterial crisis 10 viewed with mlsglv-
J, ings % capable OF introducing disturb
ing elements into the negotiations.
i Whatever may be the cause OF the erl-
I Gle, and its Axed issue, the removal 0l
Q Ahmed Ve6k EGsndi is sufficient to In
dictate the character Of the change. Il
would nevertheless peFhaps be prenaA-
}. ture to say Russian influences has nov
become paramount In the Cabinet y
n rather looks as II the obieci
v OF the change had been "a
4 check the two extreme tendencies
= aud ct same time the friction thereby
caused between them IN the Cabinet
A II the decision Of the struggle betWeoI
Il. England and Russia for influence d
n COnstAntlnople has thus apparently
Of been postponed, the relative posltioI
n Of the two can scarcely be sald 70 70
X main unaltered, since, with Ahmsl
4 Ve6k ERsndl as Premier, Bugland hai
Il the cry OF inAHenoe In the Cabinet end
" was thus, as Il were, In possession
Now, however, this security is In |
q great measure gone, while there I
i. some danger that ifln their eudeav0F h
N prevent q collision the new MlniateEI
"a should make some concessions TO Rus
q sia, the Britlsh Embassy may be thG
Il last to know thereof A far wide
n 6eld 10 thus opened to suspicion ant
is Misunderstanding and consequently
/. to accidents.