The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
ENGLAND WANTS WAR.
Austria Cannot Be Trusted
as an Ally.
THE RESURRECTION In ROUMELA.
Anxiety Regarding Russian
Privateers.
ADDRESS FROM THE POPE.
THE RESURRECTION IN ROUMELIA.
ADDRESS FROM THE POPE.

[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD.l
LONDON. April q, 1878.
The St Petersburg correspondent OF the Times
government win accept the new formula, w.: :
That the Congress shall consider the treaties OF
1855 and 1871 In relation to the Treaty OF San
ssefano. The British Cabinet does not insist on
any particular form OF words, but merely de-
mands that Russia should in some way formally
recognize the supremacy of Europe relative to
the Eastern question.
THE TRUTH AT LAST
the truth Is that the discussions about the
ormulc cover more important matters One
issue out Of the present complications con-
sists In undolng much or Russia's work
and giving the rest q European instead Of
specifically Russian character. Another
consists In what is called the principle OF equiva-
Tents or compensation to the Powers for Russia's
acquisitions. The latter solution Is the one Rus
Ma desires, while Great Britain seems resolved TO
insist upon tho former. Prince Gortschakon is de.
cidedy better
WHAT DELAY MEANS.
The leading editorial in yesterday's Times, re-
ferring to the statement in the despatch from its
st. Petersburg correspondent that Austria Is SAID
TO be advancing toward solution ON the basis OF
the increased influence Of Russia. says:-"The sou-
tion OF taking suitable compensation means OF
course thst Turkey should be further despoiled to
satisy the territorial needs OF It's neighbors. Thus
the battle that may tomorrow be fought over one
crippled Power may the day after be fought over
three.
AT WHOSE BxPENsEs
England may fight on what 1t feels Is lust cause
yet, after spending more than we can spare of our
treasure and blood, we may find ourselves filling
ditch over which others walk quietly TO the COM
mon goal OF their aspirations. Europe, Of course,
now smiles upon us. cheers us on and prepares in
our eyes the laurel wreath which is to reward our
nrst successes 1t would be more to the purpose II
were not left alone to indicate the treaties and
fight che battles OF Europe"
ONE or THOSE "AwFULn CRUISERS
The newspapers Of Madrid state that England Is
holding Spanish torpedo boat which she refuses
20 restore despite several applications.
is IT THE INSURANCE MENs
scare caused by the Russian declarations OF
prfvateerng Is reported as having depressing In.
nuence on British shipping interests on the Con.
tinent The Standard says AT Antwerp Rot
tcrdam, Hamburg and Bremen merchants, In cases
when voyage OF any length is anticipated, are re-
fusing TO consgn their goods on ships flying the
British nag"
THE BUBBLE BURSTS.
The Standards Rome correspondent gives the
names OF four American vessels which he says have
been chartered by the Russian engineers who were
IN Rome, as foIlows:-Charlestown, Freedom,
Hawk and simrock. No American vessels Of these
names engaged In the shipping trade In the Levant
can be discovered.
NO MEASURING LIGHT
The London newspapers take o discouraging
view OF the course Of the political negotiations
They claim TO see In Austria's changing attitude
. desire TO wait in hopeful silence to see In what
manner she may pront by the eaamitics and weak.
nesses OF the contestants
AUSTRIA CANNOT BE TRUSTED.
The Ddflv Nesos ssys:-"It n time TO give up all
Illusion respecting Austra's effective interference
In the present strife. Her government has long
ego made military preparations on the borders OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina In anticipation OF war be-
tween England and Russia and win watch It's
development, get what 1t can and congratulate
itself on having done so without fighting IL viii
Do glad II We help It's designs, but will owe ms no
thanks"
on GOOD TERMS
The Vienna correspondent Of the Dn,iv Ne,cs
says, in confirmation Of the foregoing uttcranccs.
that Notwithstanding the various denials it IA
maintained that the Austro Russian negotiations
ct ST. Petersburg are proceeding favorably, ana
that the chief objections OF Austria against the
peace Of San Stcfano have met with due con-
sideration.
The Journal de 81. Petersou,g In It's issue yester-
Say says:-"we hope that the intelligence pub
ashed by some London newspapers respecting the
itate OF the negotiations relates to n phase now
past At present II Ia improbable that England
will renew her opposition IN a matter OF phrase
ology. n reconciliation Is sincerely desired let
the Cabinets aim at what Is calculated to draw
them closer together not bring forward Irritating
proportions
'Tncrc is now no doubt Russia accepts the
broadcast possible basis for the programme Of the
Congress- That she does not dream Of declining
any kind OF discussion Is proved by Prince
Gorsschakon's circular should the Congress meet
W viii DO able 20 deal with all the questions
created by events In the East
MOST orroRTrNE.
.slt now appears that Lord Salisbury recognizes
the opportuncucss OF an exchange OF views prcyi.
Gus 70 the meeting Of the Congress regarding the
possibility Of an understanding being reached, and
she ST. Petersburg Cabinet shares In that opin-
iouv
WHY ENGLAND RKFrsEs
special despatch from Berlin TO the Daily Hc,cs
throws some light the English objections to the
German form OF invitation TO the Congress- The
despatch says:--"rhe proposed form, the British
government say, expresses an assumption that the
sreatIcs or 1855 and 1871 are already modtned nv
enc results OF the war. England insists. on the
contrary, that the necessity OF superseding or
amending those treaties is not TO I've assumed In
advance IN way which might prejudice the ne
gotiatlons."
WE ALL Want TO FIGHT, ETC
The Duke OF Cambridge, COMMANDMENTS CHIEF,
hes issued general order conveying to the army
the expression Of the Queens high appreciation OF
che patriotic and soldicr-likc spirit displayed by
the reserves by the very satisfactory manner IN
which they have responded TO the call for mobiliza-