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Al three p. N. the closing prices were. -

Money was easy at u per cent call The
dosing quotation was "a. The following were tho
rates OF exchange New York at the undermen.
toned citIes:-Savannah, buying u premium, selling
y premium; Charleston oosy, u a 316 " prem
ium; New Orleans commercial 3-16, bank x; Chi
cago, co premium; ST. Louis dull, at par, and Bos-
ton, par. Foreign exchange, as usual on Saturday,
vas dull ana rates were unchanged. Prime msfcan-
aIs paper was discounted At az per cent
GOLD MARKET.
Gold renamed still at 1o0h Cash gold was easier
1t the close and loaned at per cent for carrying
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They closed at the following auota,ions:-


The SubTreasury paid out to-day account OF In
forest $500. 900 and Tor bonds $780,, 500
The foreign commerce Of the port OF Now York for
tho past week was as follows:-General merchandise
imports including dry goods S. o67 026 produce ex-
ports, S7,46O. SOS
Tho total imports since January l, this year. were
$780, 1926 679 against $2O3 O93 for the period
last year, and $l79, 565, 1874 IN 1876.
The total exports of produce since January l, this
year, were $197 $685. against $780, $50 Tor tho
same period last year, and $l4s, 10s, s14 In 1875
Movements OF grain at some Of the leading points
West today
Chicago-Receipts OF wheat, 5000 bushels; ship
mens, 30S bushels Receipts OF corn 1896 81 bush.
els; shipments, l69. 1853 bushels.
Administrations of wheat. ], 500 bushsl ship-
msns, none. Receipts Of corn, 300 bushels; ship
menis, none.
President Gewen, OF the Reading Road. to-day tele-
grapnsd TO Kiernan's Financial News Bureau the fol.
loving explanation OF the extra drawback on coai-
PHILADELPHIA, August g. 1873
The charge OF 30 cents made 10 squalze rates 10
New York With those OF Lshigh Valley. IL does not
Affect or influence price OF coal In New York Circu
lar No. 13, 1878. OF August On and after Monday.
August s. ana until further notice., drawback Of IS
cents IN addition to these provided ny existing crcu
lars VIII be paid on all anthracite coal dipped via
Schuy kill Canal or from Port Rich TO the harbor
OF New York, or through the Delaware aud Raritan
Canal +. b. GOWEN, President
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SECOND CALL p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT Lice. BETTER; FUTURES CLOSED
BARELY sTEADY-FLoUR WAS BAsY-wHEAT
QUIET-CoRN sTEADY-oATs EAsY--PoEK
PIRMER-LAkD PIRMER-wHISKEY FIRMER--
PETROLEUM sTEADY-oILs QUIET-spIRITs
TURPENTINE QUIRT--RosIN QUIET--CoFFEE
FIRM-sUGAR STEADY.
SATURDAY. August SO =. NJ
Business was moderate In most conf odites, but
there good feeling abrcsi and the signs Of tho
times are Indicative Of increased trade movement
at an early oay. On Change -four was easy, some
grades lover Wheat was quiet but opened stronger,
winter bringing rather more, but closing easier Corn
was about steady. Oats were quiet and easy. WINS
key nrmer Pork frmer Lard frmcr Cotton on
the spot was Lice higher; futures closed barely
steady. Coffee firm and sugar ruled steady. Oils
were quiet, also naval stores Petroleum was
quiet but steady.
CcpvxK-The market for Rio was quiet herc, but at
Baltim sales made Newton embracing
6e2 bags, 1913 and 900 bags all private terms
Mid coffee steady 445 bags Msscaibo on private
terms We quote Ordinary eargoes. I3c. Isc fair do.
Ice good do. i64c prime do. Ieisc 1eAc extreme
fcr lots 13c. isi4c; Santos, fair good i5c
1ssc.. gold. 81 days; Java. government bags. 2oac.
1stac. Ccylon, 1tAc lSi4c MaaeaIbo. 13isc IKE
Lsgusyrs. itt4c I1iAc.; Jsmsics. i3ac. a IoiAc ST.
pS%nEH s iis de lssss rsss aeG 's lc
vsnIlis 1919. a I6.c Curscoa i3hc. siiEe
lotion on me spot was l6c. higher the adj
vance. Futures opened At about Yesterdays closing
prices and closed barely steady Todays closing prices
compared with yesterdays we're NJ fciiows;-
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST 1878 ouApRuPLH SHEET

having been taken on Friday Ifthere were no other
descriptions Treasury has already been placed in
funds with which 10 redeem another SIS. 900, 900 OF
hvetwenty six per bonds During July SEQ O0O 900
OF hve-twentss were called In, and since Nay /
SIS, 0OO 600 have been called, all 10 be redeemed
with The proceeds OF per bond sales II may
therefore be said that the annual interest on
$50 0Oo 900 OF public debt has reduced per
cent since Mnyl
STATE AND RAILROAD BONDS.
In State bonds Louisiana consos advanced to TAX.
Georgia gold sevens sold at l0Sh. In railroad bonds
the transactions we're small Central Pacncs rose TO
lo5x, Union Pacific nrss to l05., sinking funds to
l03 and OHIO and Mississippi seconds to 59A. Sales
OF Kansas Pacific sevens, Denver division, with
coupon certificates, were made At IS 65k. ST. Paul
nrsts sold at 49, do. seconds at l00x, DO console.
dated sinking funds at 81; Chicago and Northwest In
tsrsst bonds 1861, 40. consolidated, gold regis.
tered, Al ss North Missouri arss At lo4, Pacific OF
Missouri frsts at 102 a 1929 and seconds al 90
FOREIGN MARKET
London advicss reported consols and nited States
bonds steady at Fridays closing prices except the
case Of United States 4,s when advanced y per cent
Erie advanced 4 per cent, to 1871, for the common.
The preferred fell of to aS,s and recovered TO "a
Illinois Central sold s5s. New Jersey Central At 3sH
3S5<, Pennsylvania Central at 335s 33k and Read.
ing al 10. Bar silver is quoted AT 52Xd. per ounce.
The OF clos, 900 bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank OF England on balance. The weekly statement
OF the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows an increase
In specie of 49, 900 marks Al Paris rentes declined
to I'LL EXC
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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rHg AssociArKD BANKS.

Tho bank statement shows gain or $500. 600 In
legal tenders and loss OF 81 7o4 500 in specie There
liquidation IN loans oil $3.50 500 aud In deposits OF
81 1866 200. The circulation 10 increased Sl95. 600
The banks lose s905, 500 In surplus reserve and now
hold S2l COG 275 In excess OF legal requirements Tho
loss OF specie Is due to tho absorption Of gold by tho
Treasury Tor customs and account Of popular
senptons TO tho per cent loan. Tho following
shows condition the New York city,bangs this
week as co mparsd with last:-
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are based on American standard of classification and
cotton IN store, running in quality than half
grade above or below the grade quoled) =

For future delivery the sales follows Yesterday
amer two r. M.August, 200 at llsSc At SIC
September, 5to ll.57c.. $500 5sc; October.
800 at II 3Sc, 100 al 37c November 700 At 22c
500 NJ IL. 93c December. 100 at Life 800
January 200 a. H. lsc.; April $40 doc Total 700
bales. To-day up to one p. M.-August, 100 a
IL &c., loo NJ li.Oc. 100 AT Ole. 400
ll92c., 100 ~ ii Sc 4oJ At al ll9c, 500 i95c
September 100 nj l5sc. LOO At l6Oc 500 Gle
2YU NJ ll6c 800 NJ Hole. TO at Gle 800 II 93c
1850 AZ ii 64c. 800 At iG5c., 100 at 66c Il 07c
October 100 At II asc, 200 IL 3c. 100 IOc.
TO ut ll39c. 900 At IL .4oc GOO at l4ic $50 At
lL42c., 200 AZ li.43c., 600 al Life; Novem-
Der. 800 At ll24c, 100 at ll23c.. 800 II. PIE.
200 At ll.23c, 200 at ii 24c., 800 ll25c
December. $40 at ll.1Sc., 100 IL Ice. 200 y
li.2Oc. May. 200 ll.4yc. Total, 81, 200 bales.
Grand tots 81 6op bales The receipts ports
follows :-Galveston, SO bales New Orleans. 62 Mo
bile, Savannah ~: Charleston. II; Wilmington, 1871
Norfolk, "a Boston, TO- Total. 395 bales This day last
week. 447 this day last 3ts total since
4222 665 bales Cotton reights closed iollows: To
Hnvre. by steam Ac compressed by all. 5sc To Ham
burg. by steam "a, compressed. To Bremen by steam
li-l0c, compressed; by sail Ne To Liverpool, 4d by
steam by sAtl. l3o4d. compressed.
FLOUR AND GRAM 2I.59o bbs wheat,
POI oSl bushels; meal 245 bbs and 4S sacks;
SOL 100 bushels; oats 1s294 do rye, d,654 do barley
malt, 20 do. Flour was quiet and casy grades
lower; GOOD shipping extra fine was about 81 25, and
trade brands Ohio were to So The sales. including
state Western and southern; were about 1880 bbs
sales Of 100 bbs Corn mes. was aaet with sales Of 100
bbs within the range. Rye easy; 900 bushels No.
Western sold At 62e and 900 bushels do August ut 62c
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MINING SHARE.

Tho following were the opening prices OF miniag
stocks at San Francisco to-day :Leviathan, y; TIP
Top, Nj Navajo, Nj Gould & Curry, IN; Savage,
10Y; Chsar Poios. 80; ophir, $50; nale 4 Nor,
cross. u; Crown Point TX; Yellow Jacket, 1oh BEL
cher, *; Virginia Consolidated, sh; California
9H; Overman, IL; Raymond Il Ely, 8; Best l. Bel
cher, Is; Union Consolidated, 1OE; Alpha IL; Sierra
Nevada, Is; Mexican, 1874; Eureka Consolidated.
At; Justice, 5H Utah, ION.
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l01J A NJ.
"a M = s.1p

1000 Z 5 $40. c, 'e1.. io5s - w. 'O''s
l:l5 A. NJ
$1,000 SOS, 81. l07k $1,000 $40 c. 67 1861.
5000 u y 5-.p,r 80. ~. 1J2is 5000 ~. he Tor
$4,000 5-2O, 49, u I02Ix 500 u 4L's q NJ IOayx
5000 U = . ~, 9. 67. 1861, '~' -"
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

LONDON. August 81 80 r. NJ
Produce Refined petroleum. Gid sad. Der Gallon.
YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPoRr
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LONDON. August ga 4. NJ
Produce Refined petroleum slsd shid. Der gallon.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPoRr
Pork-Prims mess-Eastsrn 81 sdy at sos western
steady At 4ss Bacon Cumberland cut steady At 3us
clear sr%.r ss cut %' asmer a. 5s
slssI on. steady :. ga "a sssi-lndi. dull
Lard Prime Wss,sra dun a as r,Ilow.rrime city
Common da a, S. hns dun a TO-. uhse.e
saoise au =, -: Ls,d oil a%sr A. 80. tloa, Es.I.
Cor Prsss .s s"ay Dun AZ s. e oS asf sp o Is
at a2s sd tor new Cottonseed oi-Yeiow American.
nrxcISc LANE MARKETS..
The Mncing lane market. have exhibited little eh.nge
been eonsaeraols bu, the business ha, large.
s.ss rates Low Descriptive Of India sold on reduced
siaxer supply OF plantation Ceyon East coffee
than In last week aud full quotations were called for
vita purchaser. Su. inferior foreign
In IVES, India sugar for refining purposes
and ;evsrs Hosting eargoes Ct orei have also ehsnsea
inquiry Tor floating rice ana considerable
The demana for pice, was miseS Singapore black pep
per sold NJ y slight reduction.
FINANCIAL
LONDON. August 81 .3oP "
Paris advces quote per rentes IIIr 75c
account.
Exchange ON London, 25f l3c. tor short sight.
LONDON. August SO r. NJ.
Esiver is quoted at 81 lI-l6J. per ounces
LoSpoS STOCK MARKET.
LoxDoS. August 3, 1878.
The Economist says:-A duh tendency has eharaetsr-
lied the Stock the There has
been serious fail money caused by sales in
behalf Of those wEo have been In want OF The
fluctuations In most departments very difficult
classify the relapse IN some is at to
for rise The politics situation Including the
occupation of Bosnia. has had very little effect
upon tbs markets. The debate In the House of
$" si
which COVE rnIie mt borrowing and possibly.
higher for money" With reference the money
arkot the Economist that peacs is assured
for hi cher
interest," and number OF securities offered for sub
scrption been adiy up Added to this
ulators in markets of Europe have suddenly
active and have bought largely OF securities
which they have borrowed money to pay Hence
annum times paid tor loans tor fortnight
the best security The OF discount for the three
months' bills now Ts u per cent"
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Government bonds we've firm and in good,sdemand.

Inc principal dealings have been In the SKIES Of 1881
ana the new nves The nvctwenties Of 1866 and 1907
nave been active, but initiative In the transactions
has been taken BY ssllera Popular subscription for
the Tour per cent bonds pouring In, and the
demand IS so great that the First National Banx of
This city has been able during the week TO take
seoooooo oftness bonds from Treasury So 600 600
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A RAPAHoE COUNTY, COLORADO, COUPONS DUE
AAugust 4, 1878 bonds issued In aid OF the Denver.
South Park and Pacific railroad Company. may be pre-
sented VI the Chemical National Bank New YORK. for
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-12
The Monett Bell punch IN virginia.

The Petersburg (Va:l Lader- Appeal OF the
third instant says: "The States North and
South, which are fastening to adopt the
Moffett register on the ground of the sue
cess Of its operation in Virginia, are proceed
ing on an assumption that yet remains un-
established, and that, judging from present
appearances, is not likely to be established.
When the Moffett register was first introduced
for the consideration Of the General Assembly
it was claimed by it's friends that 81 ,2OO, 900.
or at least 81 900, 600, would be realized yearly
from this source alone. The Richmond paper
which was most voluble in it's advocacy used
to promise six times week that the interest
on the debt would be paid by the register, not
to speak OF the principal, and that peace,
plenty and prosperity would prevail on every
hand. After the system was put to work the
dwindled to $500, ,OOO and then to $500, 900; and
representations are now made daily that the
receipts decrease in the most unaccountable
manner, and all kinds of devices, some of
doubtful legality, are resorted to, in order to
move them uD."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-12
Meeting of the sultan and the Grand
Duke.

The meeting between the Sultan and the
Grand Duke, on March 26, Is described by
correspondent Of the Daily Ne1s as very
cordial and friendly They shook hands, in
quirpd after each others health, and the
usual polite speeches were made. Only five
or six generals were presented, however, the
rest eontenting themselves with looking on
1t would have been rather too hard on the
Sultan to compel him to go through the or
deal OF seventy or eighty people, whom he
probably did not care to know, being presented
to him. Coffee, sweets and chibouks were
served, and the Grand Duke had a
long conversation with the Sultan, the drago-
man OF the Russian embassy acting as inter-
prefer, with only Mr. Nelidoff, Safvet Pasha
and Reouf Pasha present. The conversation
lasted about three-quarters of an hour. Then
the Grand Duke withdrew, and went ON board
the Liyadia, which steamed up the Bosphorus
about three miles, and hove to on the other
side, off the Palace Of Beylerbey. In about
half An hour the Sultan arrived in steam
launch, and WAS met at thesteps bv the Grand
Duke, when they again shook hands. Another
conversation of about half an hour followed,
OF which nobody but those engaged heard
anything. osman Pasha was present and
shook hands with the Grand Duke In a very
friendly way. He greeted Skobelen warmly
almost anectionately.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-12
THE RIVER AND HARBnR APPRUPRI
ALTON RiLL-THE LOWER
MISSISSIPPI.
special Appropriation PrOba bilit'cs as to
Levees, Jefties and Channel
improvements.
tspecial 10 the Democrat j

N~per1Al 10 Inc DenOcrAtI
WASHINGTON, April 11.-My dispatch last
night covered the whole ground for the pres
eIt as to the river and harbor appropriation
Hereafter the lower Mississippi river-that
is, from Vicksburg to the passes, including
levees, jettles and channel improvements, and
incidentally the harbor of New Orleans-will
be treated as special subject of legislation,
and will not be provided for In the general
river and harbor bill. This policy was fore
Swallowed in my mail correspondence early in
the session.
AS to the special appropriation for levees,
etc, nothing definite can be said now, except
that probably tho four millions and half bill
introduced by Randall Gibson some time ago
will be the best that can be got through this
session. In fact appropriations are away be-
hind haId and at the present rate OF dis
patching business the special bill for the lower
Mississippi will hardly be reached under two
month. BUELL..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-12
HydrOpbObia - PhilanthrOpic Scotch
man For q Consideration.

NEW YORK, April 11-When certain doc
ter OF this city proposed to Mr.. Bergh hat he
should prove his faith in the non-existence of
hydrophobia by. submitting to inoculation
with the virus from mad dog, DR.. Bergh
peremptorily declined to be bitten or pune
abraded for any such dangerous experiment
This gave certain triumph to the doctor,
but il has come to sudden end. An unim-
aginative Scotchman has taken up the cud-
gels for Bergh He does not believe in rabies,
but holds that bitten people die of their own
fears. He is willing to be inoculated if the
doctor is willing to give him S2sO0 in gold
money as soon as the operation has been per-
formed, which must be done in the presence
Of responsible parties.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-12
THE FIRST GUN.
OPENING OF TIE CAMPAIGN IN QUA
CHITA-MEEvING AT MONROE.
The Nichols Government EndOrsed-
Third Party Agitat"rs Denounced as
Radicals-City NOmina tiOns.
Especial to the Democrat

Especial to the Democrat
MONROE, La, April 1O-The campaign has
opened In Ouachita. The State and city gov
ernments were endorsed by the people. A
large mass meeting of the citizens OF Monroe,
called by the chairman OF the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee to nominate candidate
for mayor at the ensuing city election in May,
was held to-day at the courthouse. The
meeting was the fullest ever held OF the kind
In Monroe.
Mr. s. d. McEnery offered the following
preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, the SUCCESS OF the Democratic
pal ty at the general election in 1876 has been
a cause OF congratulations for all good citi-
| zens of the State OF Louisiana; and
Whereas, the said party has faithfully
kept its pledges In making needed reforms
SO far rs practicable In all departments OF the
| State government, and
Whereas. the city government, under
just, and the rights OF all classes preserved,
irr spective II color Or party affiliati' n, and
Whereas, In order to carry out the sue
cessful redemption Of the State and city gov
eminent from the n'isrule inau9urat'd by the
Radical party, there is a necessity for the
Democratic party to be united; therefore be 1t
Resotved That we dep,ecate any ind'-
pendent movement or third barty formations,
and emphatcally declare that all such move
ments are the offspring Of selfish ambition
and an attempt to subvert the general good
and to subordinate the welfare uf the people
to individual nggr,ndizement. Such move
ments are only attempted by disappointed
politicians, class who live upon the hope OF
obtaining office, and are willing to sacrifice
honor and principle or to affiliate with any
party that holds out the induceInent OF Oh
tanning the same.
Resoiued That at the ensuing city election
we will class all persons who attempt TO or
ganlze an independent ticket as Radicals and
as attempting to revive the Radical party.
ResOtued, That we denounce any attempt to
bring into the city canvass any other issues
than those of purely local character.
r. G.. Cobb, seconded by Franklin Garrett
moved to strike out all of the preamble be-
ginning with the word faithfully" which
motion was supported by r. G. Cobb. Frank,
lin Garrett and W. ?. Renwick, who particu
larly arragned the Legislature for failing te
call convention.
The preamble and resolutions after being
fully discussed, and being, as well as the
general policy of the State government, sus
tanned by S. d. McEnery, W. W. Farmer and F
P. Stubbs, were adopted by an almost unani
nous vote, there being only five dissenting
voices in the crowded house.
Mayor Endom was renominated by larg,
majority. Thus have the people at the frs
political meeting Of the canvass fully indorset
the Nichols government. OUACHFTA.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-12
m ARlNE NEWS.

PORT EADs, April II, 6 p. m.-Wind north
northeast, light. Weather clear.
Arrived: American bark Sarah f. Frazer,
Sheppard master, days from Vera Cruz, in
ballast, to master.
Italian brig Cinque Sorellc Lima master, 64
days from Palermo, with cargo of fruit, to
g. Grande.
Spanish bark Pedro Plandolt, Boixo master,
IA days from Havana, in ballast, to master.
American schooner Earl P. Mason, Nicker-
son master, q days from Providence, with
empty barrels. to Union Oh! Company.
American schooner Allie Burnham, Baxter
cargo Of coffee, to J. L. Phpps q Go.
American barkentine Nellie NJ. Slade, At
wood master, 48 days from London, via st.
Thomas, in ballast, to master
American schooner May EVELYN. McClearn
master, days from Truxillo, with fruit, to J..
p. Macheca
Sailed Steamships Hudson and Tappahan-
mock, barks N. s., Minnie NJ. Watts and Har
old, and schooners r. J. Carleton, Washing
SOUTHWEST PASS, April II, p. m-Ba-
rometer 1886. Wind north, light. Weather
| hazy.
No arrivals.
| Sailed Schooner George Sealey.
NEW YORK, April 11.-Arrved: California
from Glasgow, Hipparchus from Rio de Ja-
neiro, Niagara from Havana. Sailed: Sal
satia for Hamburg, H. Coland for Rotterdam,
State OF Nevada for Glasgow, Baltic for Liy-
erpool, Italy for London
PH1LA DELPHIA, April 1-Sailed: Lord
Give for Liverpool, Crest for Queenstown.
BALTIMORE, April u,--Sailed: Grecia for
Liverpool
CARDIFF, April 11.-Sailed: Rheala for
New York.
LONDON, April 11.--Arrived: Anglia from
New York
LIVERPOOL, April 11.-Arrived: Nova SEQ
tan from Baltimore Queen from New York.
Sailed: Brittanic for New York, Batavia for
Boston, Lake Nepigon for Portland, Caspian
for Philadelphia.
QUEENSTOWN, April 11.-Sailed: England
for New York.
MoyILLE, April 11-Arrived: Victoria from
New York for Glasgow.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-12
o'Leary and the Championship.

New YORK, April 1.-THE following is pub
lished in London paper just received:
To he Editor of the Sporting Life:
In reference to various challenges inserted
during the past few days in your journal,
permit me to say that am prepared to de-
fend my title to the belt, and will therefore be
happy to meet any person desirous Of max
ing arrangements for a match with me, at
the office OF the Sporting Life, on Monday
next; said match to take place in the city OF
Chicago, at time to be hereafter agreed
upon; said time to be within the prescribed
limits. DANIEL O'LEARY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-12
GOrtschak0f's Regrets-Russia CannO
submit the Whale TreafY

=. LONDON, April 1.-THE circular of Prince
Gortschakoff and the accompanying memo
randum are published to-day. Prince Gt,rts,
chakoff regrets that the stipulations specified
by England as conditions of neutrality ex-
tended to the whole treaty.
Russia he says, cannot submit the treaty
of San Stefano-- as affecting Russian inter
ests-to separate Judgment dictated by sep.
arate interests. The conference could, how.
ever, deal with those interests which the
powers specified as requiring mutual un,
derstanding