The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
?ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
EUROPE'S SUSPENSE.
The Mutual Withdrawal
Scheme a Failure.
RUSSIA GROWING IMPATIENT.
Revolt and Anarchy in the
Balkan District
THE R0UMANIAN DIFFICULTY.
RUSSIA GROWING IMPATIENT.
THE ROUMANIAN DIFFICULTY.
illness Of the Russian and German
Chancellors.
THE ENGLISH COTTON STRIKE.

lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, April 25, 1878.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Standard states
that Germany has refused to guarantee line or
demarcation In the event Of the English and Rus
SLAMS withdrawing from before Constantinople.
REsULTLEss NEGOTIATION.
Despite some sensational announcements,
such as that from Vienna that media
ton has tailed and professedly private
Information published by La France that war Is in
evitabie, the advices received from all authentic
sources merely show that negotiations continue.
EMPTY SPECULATION.
The Nnes' correspondent at St Petersburg says
the proposal to withdraw the troops from Constan-
tinope seems TO lind more favor in military than
political circles.
WHAT WOULD THE PORTE Doe
The Times Vienna correspondent telegraphs as
folows:-"The Porte, In the event Of the withdrawal
OF the Russians and English. intends to preserve
complete liberty OF action and winot itself not to
impede their return. Even were such promise
exacted, Its value would be doubtful
A GREAT STUMBLING BLOCK.
The only guarantee Turkey can give not to assist
either side would be 10 dlsmantle the Turkish
forts and remove the Turkish army from
Constantinope, but the Turks could not consent to
such measures. This last stumbling block 10
military compromise between England and Russia
% deemed difficult to overcome or avoid"
AN ARRANGEMENT HOPELESS
Though the principle OF the withdrawal OF the
Russians and English from the vicinity OF Constan.
;inopie has been accepted the knotty point as to
The distance TO which the force shall retire con.
ttnues to be discussed. and the difficulties IN the
way Of such solution great that many foreign
critics believe that an arrangement Is hope.
less, while the Iau MGu gazette and other English
journals characterize the proposal as q Bismarck
Ian Joke.
VERY sANGUINE INDEED.
The Pera despatch Of the Daily telegraph says It
Is stated that the Russians will commence their
withdrawal alter grand review on Monday.
WILL NEVER AGREE.
The 7elsgraph's Vienna special says Russia stipu.
lates that II war Is declared after her troops are
withdrawn to Adranoplc they shall have six days
allowed for their return. England Is only disposed
to grant three.
THE TIMES HOPEFUL
The Times, however, believes that, the principle
being accepted, the adjustment OF details ought
not to be impossible.
BIsMARcK STILL AT WORK.
The Times also says that 1t Is informed Prince
Bismarck Is still making efforts independently OF
those relating to the retirement OF the Russian
troops and British ships from near Constantinople)
TO find basis for the meeting OF the Congress-
RUSSIA GROWING ATIKSr.
The Goios, OF 81. Petersburg, commenting upon tho
proposal Tor tho Withdrawal OF the British fleet aud
Russian troops from the vicinity Of Constaniinop,
says:-swe cannot soc any indications OF an UNDER
standing Tho negotiations only enable England 10
actively continue her preparations for war; II Is
desirable, therefore, that means DO spcodily found
Berlin TO compel England TO make her real lions
kuowr, as the present uncertainty Weighs heavily
upon Europe and Russia"
ANOTHER VIEW.
The AgeRce Rvsse says:--"ff the disposition every.
where concatory here thore reason to hope
for q satisfactory result"
DO. RUSSIA, LEAVE IT TO EUROPE
The Times hopes that the present condition OF Bull
gara may mako Russia more ready to loavo to Europe
tho task, tho dfculty OF which 40 far only 10
have leon enhanced by tho overthrow OF Turkish
power
BULGARIAN VENGEANCE.
Tho situation IN Bulgaria rs regarded as very sig
niacant and some papers believe that It may accei.
crate the course OF negotiations Il 10 manifest that
tho Bulgarians are taking terrible revenge for the
Turkish outrsaos Of 1876 and the whole country may
fall again into a condition of anarchy, rapino and
bloodthirsty reprisais.
ANARCHY AND REVOLT.
The Mussulmans goadod TO despair by the
Of refugees from the scattered armies and disbandcd
garrisons OF tho Turks These form nucleus Of IN
surreciiou and they joined BY the inhabitants Of
Mussulman villages and carry on guerilla warfare
against the native Christians aud Russian troops
WHAT vionr roR.
Thus though peace 10 nominally established In the
East, anarchy regps In Bulgaria, 10 did before tho
war; The insurgents not lighting for Turkey against
Russia but they say only Tor their lives and
honor. Tho Russian troops arc the only organizod
force 10 tho country tho task OF repression OF tho
Disturbances falls on them.
TINES - SHOCKED.
Regarding tho situation the times, In Its leading
editorial article, says:-"whe Europe Is negotiating
about securing tho blessings OF peace and freedom to
tho Eastern lands Christians and Mussulnans In Bull.
saria arc dying at each others thfoatA The whole
country south oil the Balkans, Notwithstanding tho
presence OF tho Russian army, u IN the condition
vuicn shocked Europe and convuised England two
years ago.
.Russ,a, for the moment, seems d powcrIess m
Turkey vas, aud Il Is time Europe should again at
tempt 10 do collectively what single Power can do
alone"
Tho San stefano oorrespon dent OF tho
Tunes represents that The reports OF a Mus.
suiman rebellion are merely due 10 the acts
OF scattered bands OF msrauders The truth "a PROB
ably midway between TINS ana previous statements.
sri,L ASoTnaR VERSION
The 7imes Vienna despatch says the revolt 10
spreading all along the valleys Of tho River
Ardo and It's trbutrrics
UNWILLING TO SURRENDER
despatch from Constantlnople says %. 600 fregu-
lars ia district Of Batoum refuse TO lay down their
ogRxASY AND irALr ~ ACCORD
The Fdfaia, OF Rome, states that Italy has notified
England Of her disposition support the attcrs
mand concerning laying the Treaty before the Con-
.yea provided England states her views In regard 10