The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13

drawing the army to the Carpathian Mountains in
view or the Russian occupation and whether the
government means 10 protest to the Powers
against the recent large entries OF Russian troops
into Roumania.
INTERESTS OF THE COUNTRY
There seems to be some disposition at ST. Pc
tersburg to show Koumania more consideration.
II Is now announced thence that Prince Gortscha-
kof meant that the stipulation for the passage or
Russian troops through Roumania--not the ques-
ton OF the cession OF Bessarabia-could not be
submitted to the Congress.
sERvIA's vACcILLATIoN
1t Is also stated that Russian commissioner
will 60 to Bucharest to treat with the Servian gov
eminent concerning the passage OF troops In
Stevtcha Mhailovitch, the Servian Mnister-Presi-
dent has resigned in consequence OF the vacll-
lating policy OF the Servian government. 1t is
said that o.Austran influences are now in the
ascendant at Belgrade, and that there Is a dis
position on the part OF Seryia, Roumania and Non
tenegro to make joint remonstrance to the
Powers against the Treaty OF San Steiano.
SHE WILL KEEP QUIET.
despatch from Belgrade says Roumana's re-
cent efforts to induce Servia to make common
cause with her have been unsuccessful
THREAT TO THE GREEKS.
The North German Gazette, OF Berlin. says the
Porte believing that the Greek Consul at Salonica
was the instigator OF the insurrecrion has de-
manded that he be recalled and threatened to
withdraw his exequatur Greece has refused and
threatened reprisas II the exequatur is withdrawn
HAD NO SUCH IDEAS
The Times Vienna despatch says the report that
Prince Bismarck considered preliminary confer
ence OF ambassadors at Berlin possible this week
was premature, to say the least.
TURKISH PRISONERS.
A despatch from Constantinople reports that
eight Turkish transports have started for Odessa
to bring home Turkish prisoners
CASARD.
A telegram from st. Petersburg says the sum-
mary which was published In London on Thursday
CT the circular accompanying Prince Gortschakon's
reply to Lord Salisbury Is apocryphaL
NOTHING If NOT SENSATIONAL.
The Daily Teiegydph's correspondent at Pera
sends several sensational reports, thus, that
the Russians have been discovered making roads
In the direction OF Bujukdere; that they have
centrated large force OF all arms in the adjacent
villages, and that they have summoned the Turks
to evacuate Shumla and varna Immediately.
ACTIVE EVERYWHERE
The Vienna correspondent Of the Daily 7ele-
graph asserts that the Russians have sent lage
quantity OF torpedoes to the mouths OF the Danube
ready TO block the stream again
VERDICT APPROVED.
The woman who recently attempted to assassinate
n. Trepow, Chief OF tho ST. Petersburg Police, was
acquitted in that city Yesterday There was mucn
applause in the Court and on the streets when the
verdict was announced.
AGRARIAx VIOLENCE IRELAND.
Five more arrests have been made In connection
with she assassination Of the Earl OF Leirim. In the
House OF Commons last night Mr.. Frank
O'Donneli. member for Dungarvon and Vice
President OF the Homo Rule Confederation
Of Great Britain moved that the govern mens action
10 regard to tho murder OF Lord Leitrm was uncon.
stiiutiona. and proceeded 10 make attack on Lord
Leilrims private character.
Az AWKWARD scExE.
A motion 10 exclude strangers was carried Mr.
Gladstone, who voted IN the minority, was Loudly
booted by the conservatives ana there was scene
Of great excitement.
Mr.. O'Donnelrs motion was ultimately negatived
IL LORDS
In the House Of Lords Inst nighs Lord Cairns
promised tho reiurns Of agraSian crimes In Ire
land. He denied that undetecsed and nm.
punished crime was Increasing except In Gal.
way and parts Of Mayo and Roscommon. The
government, narrowly watching tho state OF Affairs,
convinced that Is was thor duty 10 protecs life
and would apply Tor further powers when it was
thought necessary. In consequence OF this answer
the motion or Lord Oranmoro and Browne that tho
government should AJAX for further powers was with.
drawn.
Nh. Burr's RESIGNATION
Isaac Butt, as q special meeting Of tho Homo Rule
Parliamentary Committee isss night, per-
sisted In his resignation a. leader Of the
homo rule party. Tho committee UNANIMOUSLY
passed . resolution rcgrctting that they
had no other left than calling special mcct-
ing OF the irish parliamentary party tor the llth
proximo to consider tho subject, but did In the
earnest hope that might yet be found possible 10
avert the irrcparable loss TO the national Cause
FOOLISH ACT.
special despatch from Paris to tho Daily Neacs
says that tho prices OF lodgings and all tho nccessa
ries OF lie will DO largely advanced during the Ex-
position Proprietors OF furnished apartments al
ready make cxtravagant demands. Tho Grand Hotel
viii advance price Of table dh0te dinner eight
francs. The cheaper hotels and restaurants will i'd
vance their prices proportionasely
ULTRAMoxrAxRa
The Belgian Chamber Of Deputies yesterday, by .
vote OF so TO ~ passed the bill redissribusing par
namensary seats. Tho measure - considered favor
able 70 the UltramontaneA
BATTING xoRNSo's RACE
The betting on the oxiorLcambridgs boat race at
Tattersal's at Wiis' Rooms ana all the clubs last
night was from and to IN favor Of Oxferd
Tnx COTTON INTEREST
conference OF cotton manufacl urcrs will be held
on tho 10Th inst. to take regulating tho i'm.
pending s,rike OF operatives In Lancashire.
MUTUAL SUPPORT NEEDED.
A meeting a. Manchester Of tho cotton mas
tsrs Of North and Northeast Lancashire has
unanimously passed q series OF resolutions
piedging tho masters TO mutually support each other
pecuniarily In tbe event OF isolated strikes against
Ihe ten per cont reduction Of wages until trade rs
stopped or the strike terminated
Ex-MARsHAL BAzAISg ALIVE.
despatch from PARIS saysit is stated that ex-
Marshal Bazaine Is III Madrid anu In good health.
xxisTExcE
Tho Communist organ. La Communs A6rancAss. has
ceased TO exist s ines having exhausted tho amount
Of caution money u was Obliged deposit with the
government.