The New York herald., 1878-02-22
Germany's Influence
Upon Austria.
QUEEN AND CZAR AGREE.
Engand's Preparations for Intervention
Still Continue.
CBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1

Turkish feet is to be surrendered to Russia
and that part of it has already been surren-
dered.
CONCENTRATION OF RUSSIANS.
Considerable numbers of Russian troops
are concentrating beyond Adrianople.
There are 10000 Russians at Tchataldja,
but they are not advancing beyond that
place. The Russians are fortifying Rodosto..
DATE MUST BE FIXED
It is Slid at Constantinople that Russia
Itipulates for date by which the treaty Of
peace must be signed at Adrianople.
THE CzAR STILL FIRM.
Pourparlers are proceeding between London and
st. Petersburg. Russia claims that the British neet
should either quit the Sea Of Marmora or the
Russians should have guarantees against Its en-
terng the Black Sea Unless sucn guarantees are
given the Russians consider that they ought to
occupy the shores OF the Bosphorus.
GERAANY's COURSE ANTicIPArED.
The Times st. Petersburg despatch says
Russia active diplomatic support Prince Bsmarck's
speech caused DISAPPOINTMENT In oricial circles
1t has produced no impression whatever being
precisely what was anticipated several days ago.
ndently predicted by people whose prophetic In.
spIration was probably derived from an oficiM
source"
WHO SPEAKS TRULY
The A0ence Russo OF st. Petersburg says:-"To-
gether with the whole Russian press we unre-
servedy approve Of Prince Bismarck's speech"
The Aoence declares that Englands armaments are
" calculated to inaugurate pacific conference.
AN OPINION ON VITAL TOPIC.
The Pans correspondent OF the Times Says
"The chief thing remarked at Paris Is Prince
Bismarcks desire to absove Germany from all
responsibility and to maintain o just equi-
iibrum between Russia and Austria. Alter
this speech people are more than ever discussing
the policy OF England" This is merely theory on
the part OF the Tines correspondent to bear out
his belief that Germany has withdrawn from active
Interference in the settlement of the questions
wILHELM ASKS THE czAR TO BE MODERATE
The Times has the following from Berlin:-"The
Emperor william has assured the Car Of his friend
and interests 1t appears that Austria is anxious
70 induce Russia to moderate her programme be-
fore the meeting OF the conference"
ARE THE EMPERoRs AGRREDp
no Dofa
has reason TO believe that, spite OF the active
Interchange OF views between the three empires,
no agreement las yet been reached concerning the
main questions to be submitted to the conference
Prince Bismarck's utterances IN regard to the
straits have caused some apprehensions IN St
Petersburg, as Russian diplomatisrs still hope to
obtain fort at the northern end OF the Bosphorus
AUsrRIA's OPINION OF THE QUESTION.
AVlcnna correspondent says:-"If the impression
produced by Prince Blsmarck's speech In the
German Reichstag on Tuesday be mingled
one, the declarations OF Herr Denningsen
and the warmly sympathetic way In which
they were received by the House
Aave here produced unalloyed satisfaction proving
Is .hey do that though the Minister in his respon-
nble position must endeavor III the German Parlia-
ment to hold the balance evenly between Austria
and Russia nevertheless the scale decidedly gravi-
value Of this is fully understood
SHE WILL SETTLE.
The conviction prevails Mt Berlin that the mill.
tary and court parties at Vienna will induce the
Emperor Francis Joseph TO settle amIcably with
Russia, Notwithstanding the prepossessions OF the
Hungarians.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN ENGLAND AND RUSSIA
Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor OF the Ex-
ehequer, replying to question asked In the House
OF Commons yesterday afternoon By Lord HartInQ.
ton, said:--"The result OF the negotiations with
Russia Is an understanding that Russia will not oc-
cupy any portion OF the Peninsula OF Gapoli or the
Boular lines or the Asiatic side OF the Dardanees
England undertaking not to land troops at CALI
poll or on the Asiatic side OF the Dardaneles-
THE COMING CONGRESS.
In the House Of Lords yesterday aft ernoon Lord
Derby, Foreign Secretary, stated that the difficulty
as to the place for the meeting OF the conference
had been removed, and that Baden Baden had been
chosen Austria proposed that the meeting should
take place the first week In March, but the govern
ment objects to the shortness OF the time asken
England will not devate from the usual course of
sending an ambassador.
MORE HAsrY CONSULTATION.
A Cabinet Council was hastily summoned yester.
day morning, Lord Cairns, Lord High Chancellor
being called from the hearing of case In the House
OF Lords to attend. The stock market became dull
and heavy in consequence Of this report. Russian
securities are one per cent lower than they were at
the close Of the market on Wednesday.
EARLY END OF PARLIAMENT.
The London correspondent OF the Edinburgh
Scotsman says:-.The suspicion Is widespread that
the government intend to dissolve Parliament
about Easter tme.n
PREPARATIONS OF TUE BRITISH EMPIRE.
despatch from Melbourne, dated February 10,
says that the Australian colonies are considering
measures to be adopted for the defence OF their
coasts In the event Of Great Britain engaging In
war.
WANTS RIFLES.
The War ONCE has invited tenders for the sup
ply OF 10000 Martini Henry rines.
CAVALRY WANTED
An o1ncer Of the Horse Guards arrived Of Bristol