The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-17
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
servia to Recognize the San stefano
Treaty.

SersiA ~ Recognize the San 8tefanS
Treaty.
LoNpoN. April 1s.-A dispatch from yienn,
tory OF Servia still furt her IL Servfa iii imme
diately agree to recognize the treaty of San Ste
fano. and that Servia has consented 90 to do. ~
Bismarck Trying to secure the with.
drawal Of the Hostile Forces from
Censtantfnopie.
LONDON, Apr1l 16.-A dispatch from Berlin
Says: Pflnce bismarck is endeavorinp to Oh
taln me simultaneous withdrawal from Con-
9tantinople OF both the Russian armies and tbe
BRUSH heet preliminary to peace negotiations,
"erma"ys MedfatiOn-HOpes of a Con.
sress.
LONDON. April 1e.-The Vienna corresnond.
ent OF me Times SAYS: According to Berlin ad
vices Germany will only real ats tempt q naciao
intervention when all is prepared on boi h sidas
a.. a. as 10 insure almost certain success. The
10 nave been the obtaining Of some antforitu 70
uMnnertake M the task. and all these prelfmfnarv
nfhrife nnsitinn fe seem seem to be overcome Those In
ndence In the meeting of the congress.
Exchange of Views Between
England and RussIn-Result
Not Hopeful.
: LONDON. April l6.-The Times ST. Petersb,,rg
correspondent says: The English and Russia6S
nave had on amcabie semi official in
LercnanRe OF views; both. however while ex-
pressing peaceful intentions adhere to the no
3lIlonS which threaten war ~
- ms an mornings news from st. Petersburg is
iot l u. cdlcu,ated TO increase confidence The fact
nat the Cabinets of London and st. Petersbmr1
lave rtsorted to semi official intercourse seems
% Indicate that official expression wonId Laue
>nly intensified their difference. 1"'o
Ihe result of the interchange of views ia not
orar iogelu Eussia Is substantially repeating ber
principle originally laid down.
hopes of a Satisfactory Agreement st,u
entertained.
LONDON, April 16.-In the House Of Chm
9 nons this afternoon. Sir Stafford Northcote re
'aylng y to question by Mr. Forster Liberal
ceasion 1or increased anxiety regarding affairs
ne East. nor to In any way diminish the
70 nopes entertained OF satisfactory arrangement
The situation of affairs at Constantnonle
'ba pee ~ nGo cause the government any anxiety.
,neIapd is e1pressed IN some quarters tia
ueStion are not justified by the facts.
A Preliminary Conference Arranged.
LONDON. April 16-It is reported th,. meet
~ g OF preliminary conference is as good as
Drifting Towards War.
LONDON. April 16-Pro- Russian adviees from
3,nstantinople say that the situation is strain
to the utmost: that the Grand Duke NichnIas
.dilaii nufh depressed. and that the impression
, eVaiis tha1 aHairs are surely drifting to war
fscOntent and Uneasiness in st. Peters.
burg. +
LONDON. April ia dispatch from ST. Peters- '
lrg says: There is much discomfort and nm. t
siness In this city 1t is thought that the ait T
.llon @ has somewhat improved during the past '
enty-four hours >0 D''' t
'umania's Army VIII Retire into Hun 2
gary If Menaeed by the Russians.
LONDON. April 1.-THE rumor is confirmed
~ II Russia menaces the Roumanian army il
latter Will retire into Hungary a
The Russians in shumla Y
1nNDoN. April 16-The Russians have occu-
I'd Shumla. WV"
The Grand Duke Going Home. ;,
LONDON. April 16-A dispatch from Constan- le
Op!e announces that the Grand Duke Nicho te
VIII 90 to st. Petersburg AMI that Gen. Tod 81
en VIII take command of the Russian army q,
san Stefano. The change is considered con- ct
atory. and as likely to have beneficial re- te
nubian Navigation Completely Re- q
oNDoN. April IA dispatch says the nayi-
Ion OF the river Danube has been Completely OF
Ihe Bulgarian National Assembly.
oNDoN, April 1.-THE Bulgarian National
embly will meet on the fifteenth of Juna
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