The New York herald., 1878-03-31
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
FAILURE OF IGNATIEFF.
Austria Will Not Play Into
Russia 8 Hands.
OSMAN AND NICHOLAS.
British Correspondence Regarding the
Treaty of San Stefano.
SALISBURY NOT DERDY'S SUCCESSOR
SALISBURY NOT DERBYS SUCCESSOR.
Effect of the Situation Upon the Lon.
don Money Market.
GENERAL GRANT VISITS THE POPE.
rex CABLE no THE HERALD

LONDON, March 81, 1873
All the Vienna correspondents Of the London
arnals concur in the statement that Generai Igna
tiens mission has failed. The Tines Vienna corre-
spondent doubts whether General Ignatien has
the power and the will so to alter his
map of Bulgaria as to suit the views
there, but even should some kind OF an
agreement be come to about the map there VIII
still be good deal to said as to the organiza-
tion OF the principaity by Russia and It's occupa-
tion by $4,000 men for two years. The desire for
an understanding may be sincere, but views are
SO widely divergent that 1t may be doubted
whether this Will be easy OF accomplishment
OsNAN PAcHA AS RUssIA's FRIEND.
The correspondent at Pera OF the Times tele-
graphs that he believes a thorough understanding
between the Russians and Turks has been brought
about by the efforts OF Reouf Pacha, Minister OF
War, and Osman Pacha, Commander-tn- Chief
who removed the obstacles to the Grand
Duke Nicholas visit to Constantinople, and In
spired the Sultan with cordial feeling toward
the Grand Duke. The same correspondent also
says that he learns fair authority that the Turk
lsh troops have been so Tar withdrawn from the po
stions recently occupied near the Bosphorus that
the Russians would no longer lind anything to pre-
vent them from marching to the coast and seizing
the forts which command the entrance to the Black
Sea,
THE TREATY CORRESPONDENCE
The correspondence concerning the Conference
was published yesterday The facts are substan-
tally as previously communicated. Austria Is the
only government which expressed an opinion about
England's demand foh the submission of all the
articles of the Treaty. OF san Stefano to the Con.
gress Austria thought the reservation OF full lib
erty of action by the Powers a sufficient guarantee
and that 1t was not to the interest Of England or
Austria to raise difficulties Oh this point
VINO DEFEATED THE PRELIMINARY MEETING.
The preliminary conference of Ambassadors at
Berlin was suggested by Prince Bismarck ana In
mediately declined by England because 1t was use-
less In q conversation with Lord Lofths Inc
British Ambassador at St Petersburg, Prince
Gortschak0f the Russian Premier. SAID that II the
Congress made any notifications In the treaty
they would be subject to further arrangements be-
tween Russia and Turkey. Russia could only ac-
cept discussion OF those points OF the treaty affect
Ing European interests.
RUSSIA FIRM AS TO BEssARABIA.
Sir Henry Elliot, the British Ambassador at
Vienna telegraphed to Lord Derby OH the 23d Inst.
GortschakOff told the Roumanian agent ut st.
Petersburg that Russia would not allow the ques-
ton the cession OF Bessarabia be discussed by
the Congress
THREATENS THE BALANCE POWER
The Journal de St Petersburg publishes article,
believed TO be scm official, on England's attitude
Referring Lord BeaconsAelds speech In tho House
Of Lords Thursday, the article says:--"rhe bal.
OF power In the Mediterranean Is only threatened
by the presence OF the British fleet Sea OF Mar
mora and England's possession Of Gibraltar and
Maita"
RUSSIA NOT INSIST
The article continues follows s:-"rhe calling out
Of the reserves Notwithstanding the statement that
II does not imply war; is another step In Iho path OF
provocation Russia has fulfilled all her promises.
Sne dd not insist In the treaty OF San Stefano upon
q single stipulation clashtng W. tn tho interests Of
Others ujurously affecting them by its reservation.
soLIcIroUs THE
''Russis Is conscious OF having neglected nothing
which could secure the East OF prosperity
aud Europe long years Of peace. She will deeply
dopore alterations which may cpunleract her pacinc
work but at the same time she will await, arms in
hand, any attempt to dispute the fruits OF her
rilces, which threats will induce hcr to relin-
Qush."
BLAMING OTHER
The Times in It's leading editorial article yesterday,
said :'Ncither the objects Russia proclaimed at tho
outset nor the events OF tho war justified her
advance upon Constantinople her approach to
Mc Bosphorus ana DardanolcA So long as
sno remains In that men nacing position We
shall feel that IL Is. necessary TO retain
ships IN the Sea Of Marmora. and long,
consequently, will peace be uncertain. 1t Is Russia
who has respassed upon iorbcaraLcc OF England,
not England has shown lack Of slider alton for
her. That orbcarance has now been strained to its
utmost limits, but nothing but necessity would
induce to assert our rights by force, aud a timely
and temperate concession the part Of the Russian
Cabinet would, without IN tho least dogreo compro-
missing the interests oi Russia insure the peace OF Eu
rope.p
DECISIVE ACTION DETERMINED on.
Several London correspondents OF provincial jour
nails mention that an impression prevails that the
motive for Lord Derby's resignation cf the Foreign
Ministry more serious than the calling out OF the
reserves. They say that becf Is current that
step for safeguarding British interests, like the entry
of tho feet into tho Black Sea- the occupation OF
Galpou or the shores OF the Bosphorus, has been
tcrmined upon.
.'REpoRr FOR SERVICE 20
The following notice has been prepared for Issue TO
officers OF districts throughout the Kingdom :"H or
Majesty having been gracousy pleased TO dircct by
proclamation hat tho first class Of the army
force be ordered out Tor permanent service. all
belonging TO said reserve required TO report at
headqu quarters on or before - Tor the purpose OF
rejoining the army"
SALISBURY Is NOT MAN
The report OF the appointment OF tho Marquis OF
Salisbury TO succeed Lord Derby as Secretary OF
State for tho Foreign Department is formally contra
dictcd Nobody has been designated yet for the
Office.
MORE TRAINS.
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Russian Quariermasters Department has been or