The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-16
Todeben Threatens GeVBre Measures Against
The Mosln Insurgents.
AUSTRIA'S UNSTABLE POLICY.
The Prince OF Wales Visits The American
Section al the Exposition.
KAISER WILHELM ON HOEDEL.
[pY CABLE TO THE HERA1p.l

BIZ CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, May 16, 1878.
The HERALD correspondent in st. Peters
ourg telegraphs as follows:- "Nothing is
known of the result OF the interviews be-
tween Count Schouvaloff and the Gear,
and the most disquieting rumors are cur
rent Every one interprets it according TO
his hopes or fears, and the absence Of
authentic information fills the public mind
with well-grounded uneasiness.
uNEAsINEss IN TIE PALACE.
"rhis uneasiness is felt with peculiar
force in the palace, where closer knowl-
edge Of the actual facts might be expected,
and the anxiety deepens from hour to hour
1t is thought that if Count Schouvaloff had
succeeded in making any impression on
the Emperor some indication Of O change
would have been visible before now, and
as still very unpromising.
LEAVING THE CAPITAL.
"The Grand Duke Michael returns to
the Caucasus in week, when the Emperor
will install himself at Czarskoi-Selo. Count
Schouvalof will leave st. Petersburg for
London on Saturday."
FREQUENT CONSULTATIONS
Tho st. Petersburg correspondent OF the Times
reports that Count Schouvalor has frequent inter.
views with those directing foreign affairs.
FEARS IN CoHsrANrISoPLE.
Constantinople kilograms state that disquietude
Is caused there by the silence regarding Count
schouvalors journey.
READY FOR THE WORST.
Tho Vienna ioi ticat Correspondence says tina
the Russians are throwing up entertainments near
San Stefano and arming them with Krupp guns,
which does not look as though they believed In the
speedy success OF the negotiations
CAUSE OF THE DELAY
The nmes' Vienna correspondent says the con.
Trajectory accounts oil the negotiations conce rning
the surrender 0: the fortresses are explained by
report that the conditions proposed by General
Todleoen have not yet been approved In St Peters
burg 1t certain that no unde rstanding has been
reached
RUSSIAN REINFoRCENESrs
Adviccs from Bucharest state that dctachments
Of Russian reserves and recruits continue to pass
through Roumania for regiments In the field
Some OF these men are totally ignorant OF military
drill Trains OF ammunition arc also passing to
the Danube.
MORE TRANSPORT CARTS
The Russians are making additional contracts in
Aoumania for transport carts and animals. II Is
said that 1000 more ordered to be ready In two
weeks for service south or the Danube
sERvIA ACTIVELY PREPARING.
Renewed activity prevails In the Servian
arsenais Orders have been issued to the factory
ut KraguevatZ to increase the production OF Pea.
body-Martini rife ammunition 10 the amount OF
10000 rounds per day All serviceablc artillery In
store has been ordered to be mounted and sent
Immediately to the front
T0DIEBES AND THE INSURGENTS
special despatch from Constantinople says:--
general Todleben declares that unless the Turkish
commissioners induce the insurgents to disperse
be will adopt severe repressive measures
ARE THEY ~ THE BALKANsg
The Standards Vienna correspondent says &C.
cording to the latest kilograms the insurgents
occupy two OF the Balkan passes
ANOTHER MosLEx RISING.
A telegram from Iatoum to Constantnoplc states
that concentration OF 900 armed Mussulman IN
habltants at Luzistan, IN the Ardunutch district,
has compelled the Russians TO retreat, and that
the rapid gathering Of armed bands renders un.
tenable the Russian positions at L!vana anu on the
Choruk River.
ENGLAND PREPARING INDIA.
engaged on tho Hooshy River to determine at what
points It 10 advisable 10 place ,orpedoss Tor tho pro.
lection Of Diamond Harpor Calcutta OF an
emergency.
LEANING OK PICKLE AUSTRIA
The statements OF Prince Auersperg and Herr
Tisza In the Austrian Reichsrath and Hungarian
Diet, re respectively, were well received In Vienna
and have made very favorable impression here.
Is Is believed that they indicate beyond doubt Aus.
tra's intention to oppose Russia; that II England
Is compelled to 30 to war. she viii do 80 under
moro favorable circumstances than were recently
hoped for
INFLUENCING THE NEGOTIATIONS
But it IL also believed that Austras attitude Mt
this moment win have favorable influence ON the
negotiations ut ST. Petersburg. Herr Tisza in the
course Of his speech, said that the government
had no intention to act against but rather In con.
cert with Turkey In Bosnia.
MILITARY PRECAUTIONS.
The Ministers, he said, could not say In detail
what they wanted the money Tor, but he might
state broadly that 1t was necessary to take pre-.
cautions on the northern, southern and eastern
frontiers and to increase the number OF troops so
a. to be sale against any surprise. Part OF the
money has already been used, as measures neces-
sary to secure tho Carpathian passes are already
IN hand
AN EYE ON RorMASfA.
Regarding the state Of affairs In Roumania. Herr