The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-10
Germany Declines to Use Oh
rect Pressure In Behalf
Of Roumanla.
Fresh Purchases Of Arms are Delng
Made By Turkish War Onlcen-
GermanI Does moi Propose
10 Assist kugland
Prussia Demands that The Benefits Oh,
talaed for Christians Shall not bo
Secured by laetfcaoous SIpulO.
lions Like Those OF 1856.

Russia Expects - rFoposni Tor - com
promise from some quarter Lord
DeTbSA uosuiity 90 ,ho English
! r0iiry,
moon Associated rreis lteportl
LONDON, Aprll y Tho earl OF Der.
hy'H statement ~ the house of lords
| yesterday, showed that several differ,
eucrB arose between him and hiB col.
leagues before his resignation, lie was
with difficulty persuaded 10 assent 10
M early summnnng ot parliAmenl,n ANA
! % the six million vote Also STATED
that In the event OF war Nil that Eng
land could hope from Germany was
bare aud not benevolent neutrality
Tho Marquis Oi Salisbury In u speech
strongly objected 10 Lord Derby maxi.
ing these unusual revelations, lie had
| NO official information that Prince
| 6nrlschakoil denied the truthOt Prince
| Ghlko'a report OF his conversation rel
alive 10 BesspfNhin; II We had such
formation 70 would be for each TO de.
terminc whom lee thought more cred
liable, Gort-chakuil or Ghike
A dispatch To the Times from Vienna
snysderpite the roassuringutterances OF
the Russian semisoilicial Journals the
presentation OF n written statement Of
Auslria's Views, which followed Cons
eral lgnntielt's return 10 NJ. Peters.
burg, seems H. have produced an unfa'
yorahle impression there. Reports are
current In Vienna that Prince Gorts.
chakOil notified Austria that he has
postponed his answer 10 her demand
until England has promulgated her
counter proposals., ~ that lac may he
able to reply to England and Austria
simultaneously
The stock market was quiet yester.
day, but prices In the foreign depart.
ment was upheld by quotations from
the continent, Russians at one time
touched the highest point since Lord
Derby resigned, II IL surmised IN
some quarters that continental prices
ARE supported 10y n combination which
IL endenvoring to negotiate "A new Rus
sian lOan. One of the memhers OF the
Berlin banking house OF Mendelsohn
was in Paris yesterday, seeking the 60.
operation OF Paris financial houses
concerned IN last years loan, to place
about three hundred million francs
more. Several Paris dispatches state
that Herr MendelsOhn returns to Ber~
lin unsuccessful. The market became
natter towards the close Of yesterday |
in consequence OF apprehensiOns OF
disclosures that might be made III par
debates on the address to
the queen. The general effect OF the |
debates, however, will be reassuring |
The government measures are cup
ported by large majority in parlia'
ment. While the language OF the min
lister WAS moderate concerning the |
purpose OF those measures and hopeful
of the ultimate success Of the diplomat.
10 efforts of the powers, the most inter
esting and important part of the de-
bate was Lord Derby's statement.
This showed the difference between
Lord Derby and his colleagues to be of
long standing, and affecting The subs
stance of their entire eastern policy,
Lord Derby disapproved of the early
of parliament. The date
ultimately fixed upon was the compr0-
mise or proposition that parliament
should meet earlier. He dlsapproved
so strongly of the vote Of credit that
he temporarily retired from the cabi-
net, and for forty eight hours his resig'
nation was in the possession OF Lord
hut now it IL not the
calling out OF reserves which induces
him TO resign. There ARE other rea-
sons, but what those other reasons are
he cannot diyuige until propositions
If the government, from which he
iissented, are made known. IL ap
DeBrs, therefore, that the government
has come to some resolution which at
present are held in reserve. While
Inc government has held from the
outset that Russia cannot liberate her
,elf from the existing engagements
without the consent Of her contracting
parties, Lord Derby attaches little i'm
Dortance to the necessity OF requiring
rom her formal acceptance OF that
He recognizes that If con-
gress should meet, such principle
must be laid down, but he does not
emphasize it as primary requisite
'or final arrangement OF any kind.
He regards the failure of congress as
pgratively unimportant. He does
not recognize the consequences Of TINT
failure, or the state of affairs, justify
ing or requiring forcible defiance Of
the defence Of British interest. They
might be the subject of further nego-
tiation IN which the objections to va
rious points OF the treaty Of San Ste-
fano could be discussed between the
individual powers, but she deprecates
on every ground, England going to
war on account Of such interests as are
involved in these questions.
The st. Petersburg correspondent OF
the Times says, the belief that Germa-
ny il abandoning her strictly passive
attitude is rapidly gaining ground here.
He said that Prince Bismarck evident>
" intends to use his influence in favor
Of peace. Supposed negotiations for "A
congress to be recommended on some
new basis. No answer yet sent to
Lord Salishury's circular.
A Vienna official dispatch to the
Post says the latest st. Petersburg
news is considered to indicate that
Russia expects a proposal for compro.
mise from some quarter.
Might Associated Press Report.l
A Constantinople dispatch says: The