The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-03
noticed that this contrary the DAILY Teiegraphs
Vienna dispatches.


Vienna dispatches.
AUSTRIA HER CASE.
Vienna adv. ces represent that the Austrian objcc-
tons not less fatal TO tho existence OF the
treaty than Englana's Rever,ipg to General L.
natisf's mission from this STANDPOINT the Times
Vienna correspondent says:-"His coming hither
was direct Invitation TO Austria 10
state her objections TO the various stipuatons Of the
treaty. which done with the utmost frank
ness, SO that whether the Congress ultimately
meets or not Russia is now able 10 Judge how far
and in what way che treaty Can be reconcilsd in the
opinion OF Austria with tho lntter's interests and
those Of Europe.
VITAL INTERESTS AT STAKE.
81 say European as well as Austrian because. al
though Austria a border State doubtless
has specific interests In the settlement OF
one or the other point, s.ill the question
In It's main bearings has always been
looked upon as cminenIly European. In spite
Of hor specific interests perhaps that very
count, austria, moro tnan any other couutry Is In
position TO see not only the immedlac effect but tho
Interior bearings OF each stipulation OF the treaty and
TO point out where they affect Europe IN general"
N sALisBURY CLEARS
THIS Apparent ugrecmcnt between Austria ana
England caused an improved tone on the London and
other bourses yesterday on the theory that Russia
must give wny before such combination. But may
BIO doubted whether this impression will be long
tanned In the face Of Lord Sasburys sweeping objec
tons, for tho Austrian Vows which could hardly be
more autagonstc to the whole treaty. said BY the
zimes' St. Petersburg correspondent TO be regarded
there as exorbitant that the Russian Chanceery,
to prevent offensive alliance between Austria and
England about TO make another attempt TO TO
terms with England
OPPORTUNITY.
1t Is admitted At ST. Petersburg that Austria 10 not
at all disposed 10 state clearly the price OF her
tralty, recognizing the luct that between Russia
AND England would enable her to dictate her own
terms.
LET THE CONGRESS- MEET.
Tho Tines ST. Petersburg despatch, and advices
from Berlin ana Vienna mention some indications
that Russia might desire to renew tina negotiations
for congress- taking the Treaty OF PARIS as basis Of
discussion.
NOTIFICATIONS WANTED.
A correspondent at Pera understands that the Aus
tran Embassy there has receivsds despatch TO the
effect that Austria must support Engiand's demand
for the full discussion OF the provisions Of the treaty
with view TO some important notifications
LINGERING HOPES.
At Vienna hopes still entertained that the Con-
grcss may meet Nothing transpires about the issl-
Ing ut Berlin special despatch to the Times from
that capital says that Prince Bismarck Is going 10 his
Lauenburg estates shortly unless detained By the
Eastern question. II Is stated from Vienna and ST.
Petersburg on unusually good authority that Russia
Is irritated by rebuff from Franco Tho lArtor be-
ing approached for . separate recognition Of the
treaty OF San Stefano, replied that sho would not
participate in a combustion against England
AUsrRiA's GROUNDS.
The somi- official Eastern Budget prints tho follow
ing special despatch from venna:-"General IgnasieR
was informed by this government that It requires
IN bA ia IN thC
ries aud such alterations must be made with tho
currcnce OF the other Powers There Ia no prospect
therefore OF England being isolatod and tho action
OF tho Vienna Cabinet Is calculated 10 promote the
interests OF peace"
AN IMPORTANT DEPARTURE
report reaches US that Count Won Beust, the Aus.
tro-Hungaran Ambassador At London, has left for
Vienna suddenly. presumably, therefore, on urgent
business
SIGNIFICANT FACT.
The Standard announces in official form that u mas
been decided TO Immediately recall the Duke Of Edin
burgh from tho Mediterranean. II Is probable that
four shps OF Channel squadron will 20 to the Pr
rsouA
PRAYKgs TO BE oTgERED
The Archbishop Of Canterbury has ordered special
prayers In consequence OF the public anxiety.
PURCHASE ANOTHER TRANSPORT STEAMER.
Tho British government has bought another large
THE DANUBE OPEN
The Danube has offeially declared opon and
free OF danger between ibrail and Sulina
ANOTHER WAR POLICY
Il Is official form that SIR Charles Ad.
derlay will be elevated to tho Pcerage and yscount
Sandon will succeed him President OF the Board Of
Trade. 1t Is rumorcd that Sir Charles Addsrcy be-
ouged 10 the peace party in tho Cabinet. his
parturs from the couocs Of State would seem to In
d,cate that the war party Is In undisputed control
ATTENTION, BArrALIoNi
Tho Gdzette last night published proclamation
ordering tho TO assemble before April
RorxASrA STILL YIRM.
Tho Tsmes has Bucharcst despatch ssying:-"0p-
position to retrocession Russia Of Bessaraba s
growing In Intensity. The weather very nue and
warm Unless energetic dlsiniecting is promptly car.
risd ont along military roads In Bulgaria kou.
mama frighsiul pestisncs 10 likely TO break out"
sERvIA RussIA's ALLY
A Belgrade special despatch TO she Times says II II
reported that the servians. by the command OF
Russa, will shortly occupy widdn and Adakaleh.
Austria 10 likely to protest against the occupation OF
the latter place The feeling In Ssrvan government
circles inclines Austria rather than Russia. and
willingness 10 ovon expressed make military con.
vsniion with the former.
TRAIroRous sERyIAS.
Ii Ia stated at Belgrade that NJ Tchumtch, former
President OF the Servian Ministerial Council, has
been found guilty OF treason al the head Of the mil
itary revolt oil last December. and will probably DO
shot severn; persons who took part In the revolt
have already been executed.
Tug UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER
Richard o. Mccormick, American Commissioner