The New York herald., 1878-03-12
GERMANY GETTING CAUTIOUS
The Sultan Sends an Autograph
Letter to the Gear.
GENERAL GRANT IN GREECE
Unsuccessful Efforts to Form a
New Italian Ministry.
[BY CABLE TO THE HzRALD.l

article, contends that Russia must submit every
one Of the peace conditions to the Congress, not
excepting the indemnity clause s'she has no
rght.' says the article, .to be dictator over Tur.
key. The great Powers did not invite her to make
war or give her commission to replace the gov.
ernment of the Porte IN any way she might think
Mt" The Times also eulogizes the governments
action IN bringing forward the Greek claims "No
decision," II says $50 patriotic far seeing has
been taken by the Cabinet in many day as the
step proposing that Greece should be represented
at the Conference 1t recognizes that the old
of things cannot be restored and that the best
terials Tor replacing it to be found in the Hell
lenic race"
PRIVATE ADvICES FROM INDIA"
Trustworthy private advices from India state
that the Mohammedans are greatly excited in con-
sequence OF the overthrow of Turkey Serious
trouble Is even apprehended unless the govern
ment takes some anti-Russian action shortly. 1t
Is believed that 200, 900 Moslem volunteers to serve
against Russia could be raised without difficulty.
The private advices quoted above probably ema.
nate from the India office or from some clerk In
the India civil service who finds the rate of ex-
change growing higher and his salary paid in silver
growing less
GERMANY CHANGING FRONT.
Berlin despatch to the Times says:-"Even
governmental newspapers, such as the Post, Ma
tional Zettsng and Others heretofore favorable to
Russia deem it necessary since the terms OF peace
are known to take precautions for the protection
OF European interests The Post says:-'Measures
must be taken to prevent the Dardanelles and Bull
gara from becoming Russian property"
ENGLAND AND THE CONGRESS-.
In the House OF Lords last night the Earl OF
Derby replying to Lord Stratheden said this ques-
tion whether the Congress would have full ma
terias to form judgment on all the questions to
be submitted was undoubtedly Of great Importance
He considered 1t useless and foolish to go into the
Congress unless 1t had real, no merely nominal,
power Of dealing with the matte rs before 1t. Her
Majesty's government is now in communication
with other governments on this subject.
DETAINED AT MALTA
The Standard reports that all home ward bound
men-ofwar have been ordered 10 be detained at
Malta to strengthen the fleet in Eastern waters.
EN- ROUTE TO 81. PETERSBURG.
Reouf Pacha and General Ignatier arrived at
Odessa yesterday, and Immediately took the train
for st. Petersburg. The Times correspondent at
Vienna says is stated that Reouf Pacha bears an
autograph letter IRON the Sultan TO the Czar as
well as the ratification Of the treaty. Russia
has not as yet sent positive reply 10 Austra's 8
request 10 fix date between March rs
and 81 for The meeting Of the Congress.
Prince GortschakOn hesitates on account of his
recent illness Russia still maintains the view that
only the parts OF the treaty affecting European in
terests should be submitted 10 the Congress- There
is little doubt that Austria will support Great
Britain in advocating the claims OF Greece to be
represented In the Congress
MORE EXPLANATIONS FROM ANDRAssY.
Count Andrassy, Prime Minister OF Austro- Hun
gary, has made further statements In various COM
mittees OF the delegations explaining that decla-
ration OF Austro-Hnngarian interests was handed
to Russia before the war, and Russia acknowledged
that 1t was we'll founded. lie emphatically denied
that the government contemplated ordering mo-
bilizauon as soon as the credit was voted. The
government desired to be provided with means
showing that the Monarchy is capable of protect
ing It's Interests but they could not take the re-
sponsibity OF appearing at great cost in state Of
military preparation before the Congress, from
whose deliberations satisfactory understanding
was anticipated. He denied various reports that
actual measures for mobilization had been taken
or that an O,Ure de bataUie was already drawn up.
ABUSING sERvIA.
II Is asserted that Count Andrassy, in his ad-
dress before the sub committee OF the Iunga rian
delegation on sunday. stgmatized the policy OF
Serva as aiming at ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and jeopardiz-
Ing the interests OF Austria and Hungary.
THE TURKISH RESURRECTION.
The insurrection is very active In Tnessaly,
Epirus and Crete. Fresh outbreaks in Macedonia
arc reported from Athens
NOTES FROM THE GOLDEN HORN
kilograms from Constantinople say the Czar is
expected to ratify the treaty on saturday or sun
day.
MIL nut hos
Gar that he will return TO st. Petersburg ininedi.
atey alter he has visited the Sultan.
The Car has replied desiring him to remain.
The Porte has appointed one Korassandjian as po.
litical agent in attendance upon the Grand Duke.
GENERAL GRANT IN ATHENS
fse to have taken place At Athens last n ,ght
Ia honor OF General and Mrs Grant Tho runs OF
The ancient temples and the Parthcnsn wore TO have
been Illuminated.
GLADSTONE AND PARLIAMENT
Mr.. Gladstone has been invited 10 represent Leeds
IN Parliament but has declined. Tho Press Assoca.
tion states that large number OF will
Ask Mr. Gladstone TO represent them. II may be
taken for granted that no will not revoke hts decision
concerning Greenwich, or consent 10 sit for any
populous constituency. Inquiries have already been
unofcialy made from Manchester, but Chester or
oxford University are considered likely to secure
him as candidate. In answer TO the invitation from
Leeds he announces his intention TO defer any ar.
rangcmept for u seat for some time.
ATTEMPTS AT A SEw ITALIAN MINISTRY
Tho Rome correspondent OF the Times telcsrapns 10
that journal foows:'sig gnor Cairoie, who has
dcrtakcn the formation OF now M.nistry Is iormer
Garioaldian. He Is dcscrvcdly popular, and Is tho
only Que who reorgahize the LIBERAL party. sunk
In dscrcdt through the conduct OF Sgnori, Ncotera,
Dcpret's and Crspi but no is not an administrator,
and Will take no portfolio, only accepting the prcsi
lency OF tho Council Sgnor Zanardelll, formerly
Minister OF Public Works, viii probably be Minister
oi the Interior; signor Farm Minister Of Public
Works, and signor Durando Minister Of Foreign Al.