New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
sCUOUVALOFFTS PROGRESS.
A REPORT THAT RUSSIA WILL LAY TIE TREATY BE-
FORE A CONGRESS, AND THAT ALL 1HE POWERS
AGREE TO THE CONGRESS.

A REPORT THAT RUSSIA WILL LAY THE TREATY BE-
FORE CONGRESS-, AND THAT ALL IHE POWERS
AGREE TO THE CONGRESS.
LONDON, May 2G, 1873.
A dispatch from Paris says that the journal des
DeJas reports that Count Schouvalof7s mission has
led to most satisfactory result, and that Russia
consents to lay the treaty before the Congress; all
the Powers have adhered to the proposal, and the
Congress will meet in Berlin on June IL. The OBJ
serrer says: "As far as we can learn the foregoing
to say the least is far in advance of the present
position of the negotiations" The ObsGrcr has rea-
son to believe that Count SchOuyaloff is not author
lied to propose forthwith any very comprehensive
modilcats sn of the treaty. His proposals, however,
deserve careful consideration, and may ultimately
form the basis of settlement. the prospects OF
which, to say the least, are undimlnlShed. -
One of the incidents of yesterday was the fact that
International stocks suddenly became very Hat on
Stock Exchange rumur Of split in the CaOlnct.
The ruInOr is not traccabie TO any trustworthy
source, but the Cabinet IN session yesterday lOr
fnrther consideration Of Count SchOnval0iis pro-
ppsals, and the rumor had the effect stated. Ihe
ObseTr says to-day that the rumOrs were unfOuDded
THE CABINET To MEET AGAIN TO-DAY.
LONDON. Monday May ~ 1873.
The Standard announces that the Cabinet will
meet again to-day. 1t nldicucs the report published
by the Journal dcs Dtbd's yesterday, fixing definite
date for the assembling of the Congress- although 1t
says there il some ground for believing that the
main obstacle to its meeting IL row IN the course OF
disappearance. special 10 The Post from Berlln
SAYS II is reported that Count SchOuyaon has tele-
gTaphcd for fuller powers.
GEEMASY TO ISSUE THE INVITATION.
LONDON, Monday, May 27, 1873.
The Vienna correspondent of The Times sIys the
difficulty about placing the whole treaty before the
Congress seems to have been surmountcd by wording
the invitation 50 as contain guarantee for the free
discussion of the whole treaty. Germany Will issue
the invitation, and will thus give the guarantee
instead of Russia. POupdrtgs have been begun
about the date of meeting and June II IS proposed
Austria and France lave already adhered TO TINS
scheme.
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS AND SHIPS.
RUSSIA swARMING Win NEW REGIMENTS IN ROUTE
10 THE FEoNT-THE FLKEIs AT JAPAN-TnE
FORCES ~ TURKEY.
LONDON, Nav 20, 1873.
An American gentleman just returned from
an extensive IN Russia, thai 100000 Russians
are moving toward the Galician frntaier Of Austria
Tac garrsons throg ghout Poland moving southward
Camps Of troops and recruits were noticed at many
points aions the railways Moscow aud 81. Petersburg
are f of troops and leyes are constantly coming
forward. The Comuis-ary Department IA purchasing
heavily all Ainds OF supplies There is great bitterness
among the people against England. Business Is active,
but IRE foreign trade IS unsettled By the decline IN ex'
change.
sduadrons az that post have been amply coacd and
proysioncd and all Of tho Russian and most OF the Eng
lsh ships lately Icu the harbOr within q short time Of
each other. They at Kobe few days later. but
have IF, that port Tie Russian cet Il represented In
Yokohama by the flagship Boyau, winch has just re-
turned from a cruise Business is very du there owing
to tear oi bct wcru England aud Russia.
The I;ussD-1U IlIsh Commission which, according 20
Consiantinoplc Dispatch failed to agree upon line Of
drnaTtatOu brtwoca the Turkish aud Russian forces.
consisted Of Russian aud Turkish corps commanders,
appointed General Iuddtbrn's sdggrstiDu to hN a
line OF dcinarcatiun and make new regulations Tor
the better preservation Of peace IN the present danger
ous proximity Of the two armies. The Russians hud
Turkish soldiers however. erize cordially where the
lines contact, and no trouble i appiChcndcd de-
spite the failure the commission 10 agree; but u WAS
thought al, .-!bc to nave the lines further apdIt and
more precise regulations. The health Of the Russian
troops Is Improving.
o CoSsTANJRoPIE, May 20, 1873.
Nine thousand Turkish refugees have been sent 10
ASA An immense number stili remain In CONSTANT
NOBLE In u wrctchcd state OF d, stitutiOu.
Ia VALETTN. Malta, May 90, 1873.
Four more transports with Indian troops have arrived
here.
HALIFAX, ". g. May 2G-Admral Sir Ashley
Cooper Key left the train last evening to take the
English mail steamer NJ Rmonsk, he having been sum
oncd with all haste to take command II Is Is said, OF
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