The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From ALI Parts Of the
World.
TURKEY RECOGNIZES THE TREATY.
Determination Of the Porte to Garry
Out Its Provisions.
RUSSIA READY FOR The CONGRESS.
TURKEY RECOGNIZES THE TREATY.
A Spirit Of Moderation Evinced
Throughout the Empire.
ROUMANlAS DELICATE POSITION.
lsx CABLE TO THE HraAIp.1

IBY CABLE TO THE HERALn1
LONDON, April Is, 1873
The Porte has issued circular to Its represents
tves abroad. 1t recognizes the Treaty Of
San Stefano as the result Of the reverses
sustained by Turkey In the late war
and expresses determination TO carry out
loyalty the terms OF the treaty. but declares thar
the Porte would nevertheless regard as opportune
any notifications which might be made by the
benevolent Intervention OF the Powers and the
moderation Of Russia The circular concludes by
stating that whatever may be the issue OF the
present negotiations. the Porte pledges itself to
carry out the projected reforms
RUssrA's INTERESTS ARE PEACEFUL
The Journal de 81. Petersburg, reviewing the
opinions OF the foreign press upon Prince Gortscha
kofrs reply, concludes as follows:-"The real
desire Of Russia to bring about peace.
fu solution OF the existing difficulties
meets with universal recognition The British
government must now abandon its purely mega
tive attitude, either by inviting the Powers to
assemble for common negotiations or by propos-
Ing solutions which the British Cabinet might
wish to substitute for the Treaty Of san Stelano.
Should the Powers find q compromise Russia
would willingly participate in discussion and
modify the treaty. Such solution should not, how
ever, nulnfy the results gained by Russian blood,
but take into account her sacrincea"
WHY SHOULD RUSSIA YIELD.
The A0ence Russo, of St Petersburg, says the
Russian government, by discussing In Its answer
to Lord Salisbury the objection raised by him on
every point Of the treaty, has practically estab-
lished discussion Of the whole treaty, and
thus shown how small q foundation the Brit.
ish objections had II the Congress meets there
win be no objection TO full discussion but the SUBJ
mission Of the treaty implies an act which no In.
dependent Power-England least Of all-would ad.
init. The A0ence adds:-"Dlrect ana amicabe
On,ces Of Germany, II may DO hoped win lead to o
satisfactory result"
MORE HOPEFUL.
The tone Of the comments on the political crisis
la much more hopeful from all directions The
whole basic for this change seems to be
conviction that Russia Is preparing to
accept Germany's help to get out OF the
present deadlock by such concessions will secure
. meeting OF the Congress. Prince Gortschakors
reply to Lord Sasbury's circular, and the circular
to which It was annexed, were only published in
St Petersburg on Thursday, which strengthens
the belief that the former was telegraphed hithcr
on Tuesday night for special purpose.
DEPRESSING EFFECT.
The circular, when issued here Thursday AFTER
noon, had depressing influence ON the stock Ex.
change, In consequence or the reiteration OF the
refusal to submit the Treaty OF Stefano to the
congress. Russian stocks declined over two
per cent 1t was pointed out yesterday,
however, that although the circular offers no con.
cesslon the point Mt issue 1t Is couched In such
conslderate and moderate language as to leave the
door open for England to make some reply TO the
invitation for further explanations and thereby
furnish basis for common understanding.
DOOR OPEN PoR PEACE.
At Vienna Prince GortschakofY.s reply created an
impression Of Russia's Willingness to ind an ac-
ceptable method for reopening negotiations
THIS moderate spirit n believed to be In q
great measure due to the altered tone OF
the comments OF the German, French and
Italian press and politicians concerning the treaty
OF San stefano. which point to the probability OF
Russia instead OF England being Isolated In case OF
. rupture.
1T MUST MxKT
The Vienna Cabinet. which still firmly ad.
heres to the idea Of the Congress as the
only possible solution Is, OF course greatly
pleased at the improved aspect OF anairs
The German semiofiiciai newspapers Of
Thursday evening we're not sanguine that either
London or St Petersburg win make the concessions
necessary TO secure an agreement, but ali informa-
ton agrees that the German government continues
Its endeavors TO bring about an agreement which
IL IL not likely TO DO after the Is hopeless The
improved feeling has, therefore, substantial Jusn.
cation.
OCCUPATION or RoUMASIA
The Times has the following, dated Bucharest,
Friday:-"It Is stated here that 10000 men
OF the Eleventh Russian Army corps win hold
Bucharest, and the remainder OF the corps
will hold the stations on the line to Giurceyo.
Other Russian troops are expected In the
territory east OF the Alufa Nearly all OF the
Roumanian troops are IN positions westward OF
the Aluta. The Russian delegate sent to make
arrangements relative to the passage Of troops
will arrive here to-day.
THE RouMANfAN PARLIAMENT.
"Ihe Chambers are much less bellIcose, and IL ia
by no means improbable that Russia will attain her
object after the FIRST burst OF resentment The
Senate has passed resolution permitting persons
serving voluntarily In the army to return to their
homes.
HE HAS ms ORDERS
General Drentclm, the Russian commandant In
Roumania. has returned rom san steIano.
whittier. It Is said, he had gone to receive in
structions In regard 70 the present situation
TRYING TO EYFRcr AN ARRANGEMENT
The Political CD,TesDOn1p,lce OF Wanna efatos
that the Russian representative at Bucharest Is
now urging the conclusion OF convention secur
ing the right Of passage through Rouinania to Rus
sian troops.
A PERTINENT QUESTION.
A Bucharest despatch says M stourdza has
nven notice that he will ask the government In
the Senate whether the negotiations for the pas
sage OF the Russian troops are In consequence OF
the governments having notncd Russia OF her
Willingness to permit such passage II o direct I'M
Outstanding was concluded
ROJMAxfA ON GUARD.