New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

Moltke the weknown German strategst VINO is Visit-
ing Copenhagen, is commissioned to negotiate league
between Denmark, Russia and Germany for closing tne
Baltic. This is probably based on the statement
in The North Germon Gazette Of Saturday that IL p
not conceal the opinion that the dispatch OF BI,i, n
fleet to the Baltic where many neutral interests
affected would render the situation
published Berlin letter. believed TO Dc o
this subject The letter said 1t could hardly DC expec%ts %
that foreign fleet would make its aplearahee Ia VI"
Baltic against the wish OF Germany
REPORTS AND DENIAIS IN CIRCULATION.
The news In general is very conflicting Rome dis-
patch contradicts the statement that Italy has asKe
England to state her views, and Berlin dispatch re-
afrms II, and says the question is beng repeated
by Austria, Italy and Germany. dispatch to The
Times from St. Petersburg declares that Prince Bismarck
has ceased mediating. while dispatches from Berlin ana
Vienna state the exact opposite very posltyey' o ~
tOn, but The TDess St. Petersburg correspondent un'
doubtedy derives his information from the st. PETERS
burg CLancellOry.
AUsTRIA's POSITION IN DOUBT.
Vienna newspapers report that the entry OF Austrian
troops into Bosnia and Herzegovina Is Imminent Ths
announcement, however. Is believed to be founded on
mere conjecture, nothing definite has been settled
IL is n fact impossible to determine what is the founda-
on for the repeated declarations that Austria Is about
to occupy Bosnia. The Austrian ana Hungarian MlDis.
ters in council at Vienna. lt Is stated that count
Andrassy is pressing for an immediate compromise OF
the on pending between the two States
because the condition OF foreign AFFAIRS demands On
Many conflicting reports are current about
Oi Austria will take but authorita-
tive IL IL said that the ServiaE activity and trucuence
beng excited by Russia TO divert the Austrian
forces, servias only further expectation OF profit
lie in the direction Of Bosnia. where Austria could
permit her to go. The Daily Telegraph has Vienna
dispatch saying: " WhH-ever measures OF precautOn
the Government may have resolved upOn Russia Is D0t
"a party TO them. They have Germany's sanct0n-pOs-
siby they were suggested from Berlin-but Austria Is
that The TtneSs Vienna correspondent, VINO IL
Trustworthy and careful, discusses the position else
where to-day at considerable length but has not Woru
say about the attitude OF Austria. This lar ndl
cation that decision has been reached at vienna
CONCORD IN ROUMANIA.
The tension In Roumania has been greatly relieved
by the circular Of NJ Bratano the Roumanian Minister
President the Prefects cautiOnng them against the
assumption that the military convention with Russia has
expired and enonng courtesy and forbearance toward
the Russians aud calmness and rmness In the discharge
of their duties, until the questions at issue have been
submitted to the judgment OF Europe The Iess cor
gated when the BessaFabian and other questions were
FIRST brOached II might have prevented an enormous
amount violent and exceedingly impoc agitation"
THE THEssALIAN REVOLT.
The negotiations between the English commissioners
and insurgents for cessation of hOstes in Thessaly
continue
RUSSIAN OFFICERS RETURNING.
The Grand Duke Nicholas and Generals skobelef,
Ghourko and Nepokochitzky will leave for Odessa
Oh Tuesday.
TREPOFP DISMISSED.
NJ TrepOG, whom the woman Vera Sassulitch some
time since attempted to assassnatc, has been relieved
from his functions Project of st. Petersburg ana OF
police.