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Yesterday was . quiet day In Europe.
both Russia and England laying. 30 TO
speak. on their oars, and awaiting devel.
opments. Indeed. the indications now are
that we have entered upon another period
Of slow diplomatic correspondence. which
will result In nothing, unless Russia makes
. square breakdown, except 10 gain time
for the two nations to complete their pre-
partitions for the great struggle which
seems impending. dortschakoff, the Rus
sian Premier, 10 busily engaged In prepar-
ing an answer 10 Lord S~allsbury's cir.
cular TO the siguatory powers. The effect
Of that circular has been. for the time. TO
withdraw all sympathy from Russia, and
gain for England the support Of nearly all
the great powers. Gotschakoff sees this
and Ia naturally anxious TO counteract this
evil influence against his designs. His
answer will be ready In . few days, and
until then. the world must wait patiently.
A St. Petersburg correspondent says that
tho answer will take up every point OF
Lord sa~lisbury's note in detail. aud hints
that EnglAnd's t~reaeherous designs. what
ever these may be. will 10 laid baro TO the
world.
Meantime, both Russia and England are
strengthening themselves In their posi-
tions on land aud sea. Two OF the Rus
sian army corps. which have been stationed
In Bulgaria, were yesterday ordered to re-
turn TO Roumsnis, and take up . position
between diurgevo and Bucharest, on the
limo Of the railroad. The Car does not
intend TO DO caught mapping In case Of war,
and II tho road through Roumania. by which
his endorsements must pass To cross the
Danube, Is TO 10 taken from him. some
lighting will have to DO done. The Seryian
army. too. was ordered yesterday. by his
command, to occupy BelgrAdshik, and the
western part Of Bulgaria, up to Plevna, to
protect the schipka Pass In the Balkans.
To tho south the Russians have occupied
parts Of Macedonia. which, according to
the treaty Of San siefano. are now included
In New Bulgaria. Great Britain. on the
other hand, 10 equally active In preparing for
hostilities. Tho iron-clad ram Rupert. and
the iron.clad turret ship Devastation were
yesterday ordered to Join the squadron Of
Admiral Horribly At Tusla. In the sea OF
Marmora, 10 replace the Sultan. which will
return to England " redt. 1t Is reported
In London that the tieet Is about TO enter
the Bosporus. In order 10 countesct any
designs Of the Russians toward the occupa-
ton Of the Turkish %strongholds at the
entrance 10 the Black Sea. but no Official
confirmation Of this report has yet boon
received.
The russian army in Roumelia and
Bulgaria 10 suffering greatly by the raw.
ages Of disease. and their sufierings will
increase with the approach Of warm
weather. On the battle fields Of Bulgaria,
thousands Of the bodies Of soldiers slain
In the lAto war are now undergoing disso.
luton. and the germs Of terrible diseases
are injecting the air In all directions. AL
ready. the effect Of this mass Of corruption
10 becoming apparent, and II must increase
In viruiencs a. the Summer draws near.
OniciAl returns show that last week the
sick roll Of tho Russian army In Europe
numbered 5000 men, over half their
actual available force In Turkey. Thus
nature has already begun to fight for Great
Britain. and every days delay In the de-
claration and active prosecution OF war.
aids TO PROSTATE the invading army. while
II gives her time and means to strengthen
her own forces. Under these conditions
Great Britain will he In no hurry to pro-
cipitats the struggle, and diplomatic cor.
~respondsnce may DO prolonged for weeks,
or even months 10 come.
Germany. too. is now giving indica-
tions Of an intention TO desert Russia. and
throw her influence into the scale with
England and Austria. Whether bismarck
has become alarmed at the grasping ten
denotes exhibited by the Gar. or whether
he Ia fearful Of the combination which
England 10 apparently ablc to form. II Is
impossible TO say. but II Is certain that ho
il no longer recognized as standing be-
hind the throne Of Alexander. Tho Berlin.
Poet gives the cue 10 the future action
Of Germany, In an article Of yesterday
which 10 said to have tho Official sanction
OF Bismarck. II says, England will
hardly remain alone In tho opinion that
the Treaty Of Paris, until amended. Is the
law Of Europe. Russia. therefore. has no
choice between war. or parting with the
treaty Of San siefano. As she would have
to do 10 sho entered the Congress-" There
can BE- but one meaning to this. and that
10 that Germany is as much opposed to the
treaty Of San Stefano. as England or Aus
triA. and that she will not aid the Car In
establishing II as the law Of Europe.
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