The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-13
Anglo Austrian lnnuences In The A,
ccndenl--RoumAnla, ser,la ana
Montenegro Disposed 10 Jointly
demonstrate Against the
San slchno Treaty,
Germany Refuses RussIa's Request to
Guarantee Neutrality With Austria
Ia the Event Of War, But
viii Interfere In Aus.
trials Behalf,
tWenty-siN OF the Passengers and
Grew OF ihe nTiiish steamer, .UhiId.
we'll, Wrecked AMI Missing,

Grew OF tue nriiish steamer, ,hiId.
we'll, Wrecked and Missing,
Noon Associated Frees Roporl.l
LONDON, April i2,-rho post pub.
liahea the following from berlin, GerN
many has not only refused Russlas
request 10 guarar .ee neutrality with
Austria In the event Of war, but In
further reported 10 have declared that
she In prepared 10 interfere II any ut.
tempt In made TO hinder Austria from
protecting her Interests
Captain Wellesley has gone 10 -,
Petersburg TO present ibis letters ask
ing his recall M u military attaehe OF
the British legation. II In understood
that no successor will DO appointed for
the present,
The Times correspondent ut 81,
Petersburg says that Notwithstanding
the gloomy Views OF the leading Rus.
Sian newspapers, Il Is believed In OIL.
Oial circles that tho congress viii short
ly meet.
The correspondent adds that he has
reason TO believe that this conviction
has pretty Gold foundation. Cor
many has not abandoned the inten-
tiun OF using her influence In favor OF
peace.
A Vienna dispatch TO the Times,
states that Austria, In u written state
ment OF her views, which was sent 10
st. Petersburg, moi only insisted on
the European character OF the ques.
ton at issue, but distinctly rejected
the idea ot u separate settlement.
A special 10 the Daily News from
Vienna says The porto has asked Aus
tria what would happen II Rnssia In
sisted on enforcing the treaty OF san
Steiano. Austria replied that she would
not protect European interests single.
handed but would protect her own In
terests most efficiently.
The News hasthe following dispatch
from Berlin; There is M active CONS
petition between Russia and England
In charterlng steamers at German
ports. Two steamers chartered by
Russia have left Hamburg with sealed
orders.
The to0e OF comments on the politi.
cal crisis is much more hopeful from all
directions thnn yesterday. The whole
basis for this change seems to be the
conviction that Russia Is preparing to
accept Germany's hel p to yet out OF the
present dead lock, by such concessions
as will secure the meeting OF congress.
Prince Gortsobakoff7s reply TO LORD
Sallsbury's circular and tho circular TO
which 10 was annexed, were only pub
llshed In st. Petersburg on Thursday,
which strengthens the belief that the
former was telegraphed hiher on Tues
day night for special purpose. The
circular when issued here Thursday
afternoon, had a depressing influence
on stock exchange. In consequence
o { a repetition of the refusal to submit
the treaty Of San Stefano to congress,
Russian stocks declined over two per
cent. to~day. However, II IL pointed
out that although the circular Affects
no concession Of the point at issue 1t Is
couched in such considerable and mod
crate language rs to leave the door open
for England 10 make some reply to the
invitation for further explanation
and thereby furnish o basis for COM
mon understanding.
AT Vienna, Prince Gortschakoii's re-
ply created an Impression OF the will
lingness of Russia to find an acceptable
method for re.opening negotiations
This moderate spirit Ia believed TO De,
in great measure, due to the altered
tone OF comments of the German,
French and Italian press and poll
tlcians, concerning the treaty OF san
Steiano which points to the probability
of Russia, instead OF England, bel ng
isolated in case OF rupture.