The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
SITUATION AT STAMBOUL.
Preparations by the Porte for The
Evacuation Of the Capital.
RESISTING ALL ALLIANCES.
Rounania Determines to Appeal
to the Great Powers.
GRANT IN THE ETERNAL CITY.
RESISTING ALL ALLIANCES.
Roumania Determines to Appeal
to the Great Powers.
GRANT IN THE ETERNAL CITY.
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LONDON, April 15 1873
The Rome Courier d'Itaue's Berlin despatch
lays 1t Is rumored that Prince Bismarck believes
congress possible provided the Powers con-
tent to the retrocession OF Bessarabia. the
extension of Russia In Asia as far as Erzeroum
and pecuniary indemnity to Russia. II this basis
Is accepted Germany would undertake to energer-
cally use her influence to persuade Russia to grant
the Congress full power to modify the other terri
toria changes proposed by the Treaty or San Ste-
fano.
UNDERSTANDS THE SITUATION.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times says
according to trustworthy private information the
German government fully understands the dinl-
Guilty OF Its medatory task. 1t thinks the chances
OF SUCCESS pretty evenly balanced but having once
undertaken the task 1t seems to have embraced 1t
to Its full extent. The correspondent thinks the
principal difficulty Is to make some arrangement
10 obviate the danger OF collision at CONSTANT
nope.
ENGLAND MUST NOT REFUSE
The Berlin correspondent OF the Vienna Aonta0's
L'ost who Is usually well informed, says:-.Prince
Bismarck as medatoHTiI be- unsuccessful II Eng
land persists in her present attitude. 1t Is said
that Russia is oolfng out for a loan in America
1t Is understood shat negotiations have also been
opened in Germany and Holand''
RUssIA's NEW LOAN.
The Posts Berlin special correspondent says it
Is reported that the new loan win amount to
50O00,o00 OF roubles independently OF tho sO0OOO 600
IN treasury bonds to be Issued immediately.
GERMANY's GOOD OFFICES
The A0ence Russe, OF st. Petersburg saws the
Lond"a Standards statement that Germany's
efforts at mediation have been well received in
London has produced favorable impression In
st. Petersburg, where the desire for an under
standing Is real Pous.parle,s continue actively ut
Berlin.
PREPARING FOR EMERGENCIES.
despatch dated Constantinople Friday an
nounces that the Porte is removing valuables,
arms and munitions thence to Scutari, and is con-
sderng the question OF transferring the govern
ment to Scutari. so as to avoid being forced into
an alliance BY one OF the belligerents occupying
Constantnople in the event Of war.
AN ALLIANCE TO BE RESISTED.
Another telegram, dated Constantnople Satur.
day, says the Turkish commanders have been or
dered to resist any attempt to occupy CONSTANT
nople. Achmet Pacha has been appointed COM
mandcr OF the fleet In place OF Hobart Pacha who
WIN take furiough. The Russians IRON Erzeroum
are marching to Batoun, where, it is believed,
they VIII embark for Bessarabia.
DULGARIA's PRINCE.
The Standards Constantinople despatch asserts
that the Russians have invited all the towns Of Bull.
gaa to send delegates to Philippopolis for the cleo
ton OF Prince
NOT so HOPEFUL
The Times St Petersburg correspondent, tele.
graphing on Sunday does not give such q hopeful
report OF the state OF feeling in Russia lie
says the efforts OF Germany NAV perhaps
lead to preliminary Conference, as the British
government Is now believed to be more favorable
10 such proposal. The warlikc excitement is
especially intense in Moscow.
RoUMANIA CAN ENDURE fT NO LONGER
Telegrams from Bucharest state tnat the Rou-
manian government, after having repeatedly and
valnly asked Russia TO explain the daily influx of
troops who take possession OF public buildings ana
private dwellings and treat Roumania as an ene-
my's country, has decided to protest to the Great
Powers.
CONCENTRATING FOR SERVICE
special despatch to the Times from Turn.Sev-
erin reports that 10000 Roumanian troops are
concentrated there. Prince Charles is expected.
The feeling OF the troops against Russia Is very
bitter.
PRINCE CHARLES SPEAKS
The Daily 7s,egrdph's Berlin despatch states
that the Prince OF Roumania has notified the
Emperors or Germany and Austria OF his intention
to abdcate II Russia is permitted to usurp the gov
eminent OF Roumania.
TRYING TO GAIN OVER sERvrA
The Times has the following IRON Belgrade
"Russia Is cndeavoring to gain servian
alliance in the event OF fresh war The Prince
favors the alliance. but the Cabinet oppose H.
General LeschJanin has gone to st. Petersburg to
represent this state OF affairs. War preparations
continue unremittingly A Ministerial crisis is
probable
sERvIAS INDEPENDENCE.
Belgrade special despatch to the Standard says
Prince Milan Is expected to proclaim the indie.
pendence OF servia on April II.
RUSSIA DICTATES
The 7eiegrdph's Vienna correspondent says that
the Turkish work on the Turkish defences ia
again stopped In consequence OF a Russian
rcmonstrance. The same correspondent
states that he hears that Russia
viii occupy Roumania and disarm the
army as soon rs an Anglo Russian war IL In.
will resist such step.
DENIED on AUTHORITY.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times
says the assertion that Count Zichy Is
negotiating for the occupation or Bosnia ana
Herzegovina Is contradictcd on good authority
GENERAL GRANT IN ROME
All the Italian Ministers were present nj the
dinner given by King Humbert to General Grant on
Saturday
DISTURBANCE PETERSBURG.
As Vera sassuItcb, tho woman who recently
attempted 10 assassnato N. Tropow, Chief
Of tho st. Petersburg police was returning
from court an ARRAY occurred Ia conse.
quence OF the police cndeavoring to disperse
The cnwd Of students and others who followed hor
cheering. Pistols rcd and student was killed.
Tho Official account OF tho affair says he
committed suicide after firing ut tho police.
who did not lro at all IL also statos that
the woman sassuitch reached her residence safely;
but by Saturday morning she had disappeared. II n
rumored that the tribunals dealing with political Of
fences will DO modified, In the above tho nc
cuscd acquitted In. spite OF her own confession
that her attempt to kill Al. Trcpow prcmcdtated
onEAr BRirArs's WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA