Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-13
PEACEFUL POTENTATES.
M.iTTERS ACROSS THE WATER DE-
CIDEIlLY PACIFIC.
Russia and England Preparing to Shake
dands-Turkey Announces Acceptance
OF tho San Stofano Treaty-Miscellanc-
GUS,
SENSATIONAL REPORTS

SENSATIONAL REPORTS
LONDON, April ia correspondent at pera
sends several sensational reports thus: That
the Russians have been discovered making
roads in the direction of Buyukdere; that they
have concentrated large force of small arms in
adjacent villages and that they have summoned
the Turks to evacuate Shumla and Varna i'm
mediately.
A Vienna correspondent asserts that the Rus
SLAMS have sent larrc quantity of torpedoes
to the mouth of the Danube ready to block the
stream, again.
TREATY EcoaN1zED BY THE PORTE.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE April 12.-The Porte has is-
sued circular to its representatives abroad. II
recognizes the treaty of San Stefano, as the re-
suit Of reverses sustained by Turkey in the late
war and expresses determination to carry out
the terms OF the treaty, but declares the Porte
would nevertheless regard az 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
present negotiations, the Porte pledges itself to
carry out the projected reforms.
THANKS TO GERMANY.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 12..-The .A9e,ace Russo
says the Russian government by discussing in
its answer to Lord Salisbury the objections
raised by him on every point of the treaty has
practically established discussion OF the
whole treaty, and thus shown how small
foundation the British objections had. If the
congress meets there will be no objection to
full discussion, but the submission of the
treaty implies act which no independent
power, England least Of all, would admit.
The AJence adds a direct and amicable pour
p0rtdeu to continue which. thanks to the good
Offices OF Germany, it may be hoped will lead
to satisfactory result.
APocHRyPHaL.
LONDON, April IA telegram from st.
Petersburg says the summary which was pub
lished by the London Central Press, of the cir
cular accompanying Prince Gortschakoff's re-
ply TO Lord Lord Salisbury, is apochryphal.
GREEK AND TURK.
CoNsrANT1NopLE, April 12.-Eight Turkish
transports started for Odessa to bring home the
Turkish prisoners.
BEnIIS, April 12.-rhe North German Ca
zette says the Porte, believing the Greek consul
at salonica was the instigator of the insurrec-
ticn has demanded he be recalled, and threat
ened to withdraw hin exequater. Greece has
refused and threatened reprisals if the cxequa-
ter is withdrawn.
RoUMANIA.
VIENNA, April 1.-THE Political Correspond
e1sce states the Russian representative at Bu-
cjlarest is now urging the conclusion of the
convention securing the right of passage
through Roumania to the Russiaa troops. A
Bucharest dispatch says NJ. Stourtza has given
notice that he will asl, the government in the
senate whether negotiations for the passage
of Russian troops in consequence
OF the governm Mt having notified Russia Of
her Willingness to permit such passage if a
direct understanding, was concluded. Notice
has been given of the Interpolation in the
ChaInber II Deputies as to the advisability of
Withdrawing the army to the Carpathian noun
tains, in view Of Russian occupation, and
whether the government means TO protest to
the powers, against the recent large entries of
Russian troops into Roumania.
despatch from Belgrade says Roumania 8
recent effort to induce Sefvia to make common
with her, has been unsuccessful.
PREMATURE.
LONDON, april ia Vienna special says the
report that Prince Bismarck considered the
preliminary conference Of ambassadors at Ber-
lin possible this week was premature to say the
least.
ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND.
NEW YORK, April 12.-Gen. 81. A. smally,
receiver Of the National Capital Insurance
company and another institution and a promi
nent gentleman in social circles, this city, has
been missing some time past. To-day it is
learned that deficiencies in his accounts to the
amount of nearly $4,000 exist, and that funds
placed in his hands tiiuciary trusts have not
been rccounted.
LORD LEITnIM.
LONDON, April 12.-In the House of Com
mons tonight Frank O'Don lell, member fo1
hungarian, and vice president of the HON.
rule confederation of Great Britain, moved
hlf kho ar1fS oofI r,.l -
m urder ct Lord Leitrim was unconstitutional
and proceeded to make an attack ON Lord Lei
trims private character. motion to exclud
strangers was carried.
Gladstone, who voted in the minority, wa
loudly hooted by the Conservatives and Their
was q scene of great excitement. ODonnell
motion Vas ultimately negatived.
In the House of Lords tonight Lord Cairn
promised returns of agrarian crimes in Ireland
He denied that undetected and unpunishe
crime was increasing except in Galway an
parts OF Mayo and RoscOmmon.
GoRTSCHAKOFF's REPLY.
LONDON, April 12.-The tone of comment
on the political crisis is much more hopeful
The conviction is that Russia is preparing t
acoept Gernsny's help to get out of the pres
emit deadlock by such concessions as vii
secure meeting of the congress. Primo
Gortschakoff's reply to Lord Salisbury's Gil
cular and the circular to which it was ar
nexed were only published in St. Peters
burg, Thursday.
At Vienna Prince Gortschakoff's repI
created an impression of Russia's willin!
ness to send an acceptable method for r
opening the negotiations. This modera
spirit is believed to be in q great measul
due to the altered tone of the comments +,
the German, French and Italian press ar
politicians concerning the treaty of So
Stefano, which point to the probability
Russia or England being isolated in case
rupture.
RUSSIAN SENTIMENT.
ST.. PETERSBURG, April 1.-THE Jourft
lie st. Petersburg, reviewing the opinio,
Of the foreign press on Gortschakoff's rep]
concludes as follows: "The real desire
Russia, to bring about peaceful solution
the existing difficulties, meets with univt
sal recognition. The British governme
must now abandon it's purely negative at
tnde to assemble for common negotiation
or by proposing solutions which the Britt
Cabinet might wish to substitute tor
treaty of SIN Stefano, should the powt
finl q compromise, Russia would willing
participate in the discussion and modify
treaty. Such solution should not, no
ever, nullify the results gained by Russi
: blood, but take into account her sacrifices.
LITTLE sERvIA.
LONDON, April l2.-Tsevtcha Mihailovit
the Servian minister and president, has
signed in consequence of the vacillati
policy of the Servian government. 1t
said that Anglo Austrian influences IRE n
in the ascendant at Belgrade and there i
disposition on the part OF Servia, Rouma
ond Montenegro to make q joint rem.
STRANGE to the powers against the treaty
San Stefano-