The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-10


sense OF emancipatIng the Christians Russia viii
not raise any difficulties but discussion OF the CUES
tons at Issue must be inspired by confidence not
by jealousy
DisTRUsT OF THE R0UMANIASs.
Russian garrisons have relieved the Roumanians
at Widdin, Nikopos and Ranova SO that the Rus
SLAMS now hold the Danube from It's mouth to the
Servian frontier.
IoUNANIA STUBBORN
telegram from Bucharest says the report Is
confirmed that Prince Ghika has been au-
thonzed to inform Prince Gortschakon that
the Roumanian army would suffer itself 10 be
crushed rather than be disarmed Prince Charles
mas notined the Russian Consul to the same effect
~ Is stated that Russia is about to renquish the
clause OF the treaty guaranteeing the passage
OF her army through Roumania, and viii
send delegate to treat directly with the
Roumanian government on the subject. The
vienna Ip'incdt Correspondence however asserts
that the Russian. representative at Bucharest re-
peated Prince Gortschakoifs threats on sunday. II
DfsrRusT OF GERMANY. ~
Berlin despatch to the Pal NAH Gazette says
notwithstanding the favorable reports in the
Berlin press there Is reason to believe that M.
Brasiano, the .Roumanian Premier, is DISSATISFIED
with the results OF his visit here. Germany hos
declined to use direct pressure upon Russia for the
Withdrawal OF her claim to Bessaraba. The gov
.ernment has advised NJ. Bratiano to lay his case
before the Gear, and endeavor to come to terms by
On amicable arrangement
CONFIDENCE IN BISMARCK.
The Journal de st. Petersbou,y says:-"None'can
exercise pacific influence better than the Berlin Cab
met, which inspires confidence at Vienna, London,
ana St. Petersburg. II the Congress assemblies Tor
the discussion OF new guarantees Russia viii test
them, with sincere wish TO find them sufficient
.. LESS AND LESS.
The official Wiener Abend Post states that by the
ministerial declarations made Monday night IN the
British Parliament the prospects OF the assembling
OF q congress are again thrown into the back.
ground.
ITALY VIGOROUSLY NEUTRAL.
Count Corti, Italian Minister OF Foreign Affairs
answering interpretations on the Eastern question
in the Chamber or Deputies at Rome eyes
terday, said that Italy was free from all
engagements except those devoIving from treaties
which constituted the public law OF Europe The
progress OF negotiations between European cabi.
nets afforded grounds for believing that there
would be . peaceful settlement In any event
Italy would preserve rigorous neutrality
WAR AND PRICES.
The London stock market was quiet yesterday,
but prices IN the foreign department were upheld
by quotations IRON the Continent. Russians at
one time touched their highest point since
Lord Derby resigned the Foreign Secretary
snip II Is surmised IN some quarters that Cont
mental prices are supported by q combination which
Is endeavoring to negotiate q new Russian loan.
One OF the members OF the Berlin banking house OF
Mendelssohn was In Paris yesterday seeking the
cooperation OF the Paris financial houses concerned
In last years loan to place about 800 00Of more
Several Paris dispatches state that Herr Mendels-
sohn returns to Berlin unsuccessful
REFUGEES FROM THEssALY.
Eight thousand Thessalians, from burned villages
In Thessaly, have taken refuge IN Greece They
are utterly destitute.
IMPORTING AMERICAN BEEF.
The English Prvy Council have licensed Avon
mouth Dock, Bristol, for the importation OF beef
from the United States and Canada.
REDUCTION OF WAGES.
A conference took place Mt Manchester yesterday
between the cotton operatives and masters OF
North and Northeast Lancashire. The operatives
offered to submit to 1--WE per cent reduction OF
wages as compromise, but the masters refused
to agree to 1t.
PLEASANT DAY.
The weather in the metropolis yesterday was
Int