The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts of the
World.
PREPARING FOR THE CONGRESS
Conflicting Reports as to
England's Attitude.
RUM0RED RUSSO-AUSTRIAN ALLIANCE.
Lord Derby Makes an I'm.
portant Sta tement.
CONDITION OF GERMAN POLITICS.
The New Italian Ministry
Announced.
LABOR TROUBLES ABROAD.
Lord Derby Makes an I'm
portant Statement.
CONDITION OF GERMAN POLITICS.
The New Italian Ministry
Announced.
LABOR TROUBLES ABROAD
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD. !

The 0acial Journal Of St. Petersburg publishes
the full text OF the treaty. which fully confirms the
correctness Of the versions previously cabled The
Times. commenting on the text Of the treaty says
there is much to criticise and resist but nothing
absolutely beyond the pale Of discussion.
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND
The Vienna correspondent says although Russia
seems to have explicitly admitted to some or the
Powers, and especially to Austria, that the Con-
Rress had the power to discuss what points OF
the treaty were OF European interest, I'm conse-
quence of the irritation engendered during the
discussion Russia has not yet given similar
assurance to England A telegram to the Political
Correspondence declares that England has asked
Russia for definite answer, which would show
that The difference has become acute, but an i'm
preston is prevalent in Vienna that Russia will
give the required assurances when the treaty is
formally delivered In London, probably ON Saturday.
ENGLAND WILL NOT ATTEND.
Pesrh papers report that Count Andrassy on
Wednesday definitely refused an alliance with
England, and that Sir II. q. Elliot thereupon de.
clared that England would not enter the Congress.
This appears TO be merely sensational story.
ENGLAND WILL GO.
The Advertiser, on the other hand, announces in
Official form that General Sir Arnold Kendall will
accompany Lord Lyons to the Congress
A RUsso-AUsTRIAN ALLIANCE.
4 special despatch IRON Pesth to the Stan.
daid says people there are convinced
that a RussoAustrian alliance has been
formed. The Daily 7ele0raph's correspondent at
Vienna says he knows the idea OF an Anglo Aus.
tran alliance was recently summariy discarded by
the highest authority in the state.
BEFORE TsARGRAD.
The embarkatiOn Of the Russian Guards has been
oopntermanded. Russian troops are moving
northward. The reason ID unknown Turkish
camp has been formed at Buyukdere. General
NedOn has informed the Porte that this Is un-
necessary, as Russia, alter the Porte's written
refusal to permit the embarkation there would not
have thought OF persisting in her intention.
RUSSIAN TORPEDOES IN THE BOSPHORUs.
Tie Morning Post yesterday printed special
edition to give the following despatch dated Con-
stantinople in the morning:-'The Russians have
In the Bosphorus two regularly fitted torpedo ships
carrying SIX torpedo boats"
WHEN RUSSIA MUST LEAVE TURKEY.
special despatch to the Times from Vienna
says:-"Accordlng to the Treaty Of San stefano the
evacuation OF European Turkey. except Bulgaria.
must be completed three months after defnltive
peace, and portion Of the Russian troops may EN-.
bark on the Black Sea and the Sea Of MarmOra-
1t Is doubtless on the strength of these
conditions that the Russians are now beginning to
march their troops for shipment In the neighbor-
hood Of Constantinopie, as they may begin opera
lions at once. Russia has insured herself the right
or at any rate the possibility, oil having portion Of
her troops always around Cons ntinople until the
nnal settlement Is signed"
LORD DERBY MAKES A STATEMENT.
In the House OF Lords last night the Earl of
Derby, replying to a long and discursve speech OF
Lord stratheden on Eastern affairs, said for OBJ
vious reasons the fleet should not be sent into the
Black Sea at the present moment. He protested
against the repetition Of unfounded statements
relative to dissensions in the Cabinet. The gov.
eminent had not asked that Greece should enter
the Congress on the same footing as the Great
Powers, but simply that she should be represented,
~ means OF making her voice and claims heard
WHAT HAD BEEN ASKED.
The government had never proposed that Russia
should submit the peace conditions to decision by
the majority OF the Congress. They asked that all
OF the articles should he submitted for discussion
ana discussion only, that being the only pos
sible manner of deciding which of them affected
European interests This was the sole question
now at issue. He was not prepared 10 say what
answer Russia would give, but he thought the de-
mand OF the government was reasonable and mod
crate, and unless 1t was conf piled with there would
be very little use Tor the Congress 10 meet at ALL
THE AUSTRIAN CREDIT.
The Austrian delegation yesterday granted the
credit OF co. 000. 900 orins by a vote OF 80 to 20.
TURKEY WILL BE REPRESENTED.
Constantlnople despatch says that the Pore,
through the Embassy at Berlin, has given notice OF
q N itnf IN
sERvIA STUBBORN
A special despatch from Belgrade states that the
6ervians have evacuated vranjo, Notwithstanding
their threat that they would not leave the place
unless forced to do so.
BIsMARcKs PERSONAL INFLUENCE
Special dispatches from Berlin 10 the London Jour.
mails yesterday said tina. Prince Bismarck,s bill sen.
arating the Railway Department from the Prussian
Board Of Trade ana appointing a special Imperial
Minister for Railways, would probably be introduced
In tho Reichstay yesterday. II Is not believed that
the bill will pass at present. but some members intend
TO take tho opportunity OF tho debate first read
Ing to question tho Ministers regarding the existing
Cabinet crisis There some talk OF a dissolution of
the Recbstag and attempt to carry the new cleo.
irons Prince Bismarck's personal sWength.
THx VACANCY yILLED.
II Ia stated In Parliamentary circles In Bern that
the vacancy In the Ministry OF the Interior has been
dshnitivcly filled by the appointment of Count Won
Gutenberg, hitherto Governor OF Hanover, a nephew
OF Count r. A. Won Gutenberg who resigned the port
folio Of the Interior on October IL last.
oERxASY's VICE cHAycELLoRsHrP.
The Standards Berlin despatch says 1t Is reported
~ Count stoibcrg wcrnigcrode, at the request Of
the Emperor, has accepted tho Vice Cnancellorshp,
and also the Vice Presidency of the Prussan Minis
try despatch from Berlin reports that tho nego.
tations to induce Count stolberg TO ac-
cept tho Vice CHARACTERISTIC continue
ALsAcE LORRAINE