The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From AL Parts OF the
World.
DAWNING OF PEACE.
Opinion Of the London Press
Regarding the Situation.
SCH0UVALOFF HAS SUCCEEDED.
Arrival of Indian Troops
at Malta.
COTTON TROUBLES UNSETTLED.
Visit of an American Ship to
Pitcairn Island.
opinion Of the London Press
Regarding the Situation.
SCH0UVALOFF HAS SUCCEEDED.
Arrival Of Indian Troops
at Malta.
COTTON TROUBLES UNSETTLED.
Visit of an American Ship to
Pitcairn Island.
[Bx CABLE TO THE HERALD.

BIZ CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, May IS, 1878.
The Standard this morning says:-"The
Cabinet Council sat three hours yesterday,
and will resume its deliberations to-day.
We can renew with considerable confidence
The statement that the difficulties are in
fair way Of being removed. The prospects
Of peace are certainly brighter to-day than
they have been for some time past.
UNDER PRESSURE.
+, "The Gear is resolute in regard to the re-
PROCESSION Of Bessarabia, but has made con-
siderable advances in regard to the limits
Of Bulgaria. There need be no surprise if
Russia, under pressure, consents to reduce
the indemnity one half or even more.
DAYLIGHT ON THE HORIZON
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times
telegraphs as follows:-'The hopeful as
position in political circles increases, cs-
pecially In St Petersburg and Berlin
There has been an active interchange OF IDEAS be
tween Austria and Great Britain. which there is
every reason to believe has by this time led TO an
almost perfect understanding between them, so
t$at Russia, by coming to an understanding with
England, will also agree with Austrian
scnoUvALoFP's INFORMATION
I'M A<a.a s.,<,
substantially announced yesterday, that Count
schouvaon brings the assurance that the disposi-
ion In St. Petersburg for peace quite equals that
LONDON, and Is also the bearer OF certain ex-
pressions OF Willingness to meet tho English views
Ind OF general scheme OF arrangement for re-
Cancellation. though Russia declines to pass the
sponge over the san Sefano treaty but is pre-
pared to discuss In Congress its various stipula-
Must STAND FIRMLY
.'This to the general apprehension win appear to
amount to a reiteration or Prince Gortschakofi'
circular On the other hand It is to be hoped that
the British Cabinet Will stand firmly by the condi-
lions OF Lord Salisbury's despatch
THE INDIAN RESOLUTION.
the majority In the House Of Commons Thursday
night against Lord Hartington's resolution, "tLat
no forces be raised kept by the-Crown in time OF
peace, save within India, without the sanction Of
Parliament" was nearly double the figure con-
ceded by the opposition ali or whose estimates
placed the governments majority at about sixty
or seventy.
AN UNPLEASANT ISSUE.
The Times, In Its leading editorial article refer
ring TO this, says:-'.Ths was because the debate
brought out the fact that the real issue was APP
proval or condemnation OF the governments
policy In utilizing the Indian troops Under that
Interpretation the House voted upon It.
EQUIVALENT TO cENsuRE.
"lf the resolution had been carried it would have
been accepted by all the world as vote OF censure
Questions OF the legality and constitutionality OF
the governments methods may exercise Parlia-
ments attention at some other time. The rcsou-
non was properly considered In its bearing on the
conduct OF the government at o great political
crisis, and in that light Overwhelmingly defcatedn
THE CAUSE or THE DEBATE.
The first two vessels OF the fleet carrying the In
dian troops arrived ut Malta yesterday. 1t Will
soon be seen whether Crete is to be occupied.
AUSTRIA FULLY UNDERSTOOD.
Austrian opposition to the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF
Montenegro toward the Adriatic Sea becomes
more pronounced There Is some talk OF Austrian
occupation OF Antivari and Spitza. The Vienna
correspondent OF the Times says:-"RussIa was
long ago informed OF Austrias determination In
this respect
PREPARING PoR PEACE
Notwithstanding the confident expectation OF an
early meeting OF the Congress Austria's military
preparations are undated.
AUSTRIA OCCUPY BOSNIA
The Ddtiv telegraph has the following from
vienna:--'.A plan under consider ration here and
at the Porte for joint Austro-Turklsh occupation
oil BosLIa and Herzegovina. Austria awaits the
.nf Dnr the
Ing any step. one object OF the occupation would
Montenegro"
FEAR OF ITALY.
special despatch to the Daily Ne,cs from
Rome says:-"Austria, fearing, IN the event OF
war, q possible attempt on the part OF ltaty to
seize Trent and the surrounding territory, has
doubled the garrisons and quartcrcd $1,000 troops
In the Austrian TyroL
PREPARING FOR THE PuTrRE.
The Daily Ners' Vienna despatch reports that
large quantities OF stores going TO Trieste for
transport TO Dalmatian ports lroncads will leave
Immediately In the same direction.
WHAT MONTENEGRO INTENDS.
Montenegro has assured Count Andrassy that
shc intends to keep the peace, and that her attitude
Will be strictly defensive.
PROVIDING AGAINST TORPEDO BOATS.
A German newspaper states that Great Britain
has ordered OF the Scmcns Telegraph Works at
Berlin Immediately zoo electric lights Tor the
British fleet These Illuminate darkness to dis
lance OF $50 yards
RUSSIA NOT IDLE. scr,
special despatch TO the Post from st. Peters
burg reports that three army corps has been
ordered to Finland where a considerable force Is
concentrating. The government has ordered, in
the event OF war, that all cruisers snail be manned
By regular seamen and marines.
1T FAILS 10 AGREE.
The Russo-Turlish Commission, sitting at Con-
stantinoplc mas Jailed to agree upon line OF de-
marcatlon, the Russians claiming several points
which the Turks refuse to concede.
THE CONGRESS.
The Acence Russo, OF st. Petersburg, says so far
Al, secms 10 augur we'll for the assembling OF the