Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-03
NOT 50 CLOUDY.
QUOTATIONS RESUMED BExTEFN
Russia AND ENGL.sD.
Russia Makes Further Concessions
Agreement TO an Interchange of Views
me Withdrawals from Constsntinop.s
Again Discussed.

LONDON, May "A St. Petersbnr- cores
pondent says 1t is not at all probable that any
thing in the shape of an ultimatpm Will he
sent 10 the Porto, Tor the present at least, al
though there may have been some such in,.n-
ton little time ago, when it was believed
England had determined on war and was mere
" endeaycring to gain time. Now, however.
extreme sceptlcism IN regard to the pacific as
sursnces of some of the British ministers seems
to be diminished. Russia is not likely to
precipitate crisis as long as . reasonable
chanee OF peaceful solution remains. A
well informed st. Petersburg correspondent of
The I'otttseda Gorrssp ondenee saws the important
decisions which caused this favorable change
IN Russla's attitude were arrived at in a great
council presided over by the Gear.
An exchange of views between London AND
st. Petersburg on questions interesting. to
England has been agreed upon.
The Ageaee itasSe says intelligence continues
to De received of an improved state of tho
pour I1Tlers, through Germany as intsrme
diafy, LOT the simultaneous withdrawal from,
the vicinity of Constantinople as well as of
the negotiations with Austria concerning her
special interests.
VIENNA, May 2-Tho Politica, Correspond
e''ce states that the revival of negotiations be-
tween Russia and England relative to the con-
gress, Is due to the initiative of tho former.
The negotiations will be based upon larger CON
A special from Constantinople reports that
General Todleben has resumed
negotiations with Admiral HORNY HORNY
in regard to details of the Withdrawals. He
also resumed negotiations with the Porte TO,
the evacuation Of the ceded fortresses. but as
yet without result, Safvet Pasha declaring that
tho Russians have not carried ont the San
Stefano treaty. A telegram from Constantine
plo says that tho Russians have of lato f-e
quently violated the Boulairo lines of demar-
| cation.
AUSTRIA ON GUARD.
VIENNA, May 4.-The 7agblatt says that in
| consequence of tho concentration of Russian
troops near the Transylvanian frontier, it has
become necessary for Austria to take precan.
tons. According to reliable information, the
question of concentrating an Austrian army in
Iransylvania, is being seriously considered.
LoNDcE. May 2.-ln the stock markets,
| prices have fallen away under the influence of
the continental bourses and discouragine DO
| litical news Among foreign securities the
Russian suffered most
memorial to the Queen is being extensive
| ~ signed in Sheffield, expressing confidence in
the ministers and a willingness to make every
| necessary sacrifice for the conduct of the war
| until the cause of peace and order in Europe
| Is secured from lawless and reckless oppres :
/ sion.
TO BE ARMED BY AMEhIcANs.
At Cronstadt 1t is stated that several steam
ers lying at Revel, have been purchased by the
Russian government for the purpose. of being
/ converted into cruisers. Three vessels which
! left Revel week ago, wero the property of the
russian admiralty and have gone to America
/ to receive their ornaments, which will he pro
vided by an American firm, and to receive
tho eeamen who departed some time ago