The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-05

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LONDON, April A--'rhs text OF I.or,
HI isbury'a paper had not reached ~
Petersburg or Vienna yesterday even
lng. but Judgments on telegraph h
summaries thereof show that lie tono
10 very we'll Understood nj ~ pslors
burg IL 10 regal died. M proof that ihl
congress could not have succeeded II Il
had met, In spite OF this circular A
Vienna the effect IN 10 satisfactory ~
10 almost compensate for the fallur,
OF congress 20 make negotiations.
A Vienna dispatch says Even /
unanimous approval of the Austrian
papers Of Lord SaliAbury's circular Il
but u faint reflex Of IL oileot upon pub
Ito opinion,
The relurns OF last week show on, OOt
sick Russians IN Europe alone,
The Russian direction of forelgI
affairs has practically passed Into ih'
h nd, of General ISnatieh Russia
still continues 90 purchase war mate
rial IN Germany. Russia will not con
slider Saliubury'H note nm MI ultlmalum
All lts propositions belng negative
England may he requested 10 suggesl
some solution Of her own II Ia argue,
that II the English cabinet really de
sire peace, n pacific solution may IN
found the public, however, regarG IA,
circular as a new proof OF England
being decided upon war,
Sallsbury's circular has aroused on
thuSlssm In Athens
A Rome dlppatoh HAyHi FanfullA be
llevea that the English EN- baasador h
actively urging the Italian govern
ment 10 assume Nh attitude favorable
tu.England
The council at Belgrade have re-
solved that ServIa shall occupy Bnl
gsria M far M plevna, In accordance
with RussIa's command, but will only
withdraw NJ or n debate settlement OF
the eastern question. Prince Milan
declared Servia would cooperate with
Russia until Turkey was completely
dlsmem bered.
A special to the Tagblatt from Berlin
says that Russia's answer will contest
Lord Saliebury's dispatch point by
point, and will declare that the aim OF
England's policy Ia plain. This effect
In said 10 be heightened by the fact
that the public mind was wholly I'M
prepared for such broad views ON the
part OF England, though the cabinets
may have understood each other. The
Austrian people believe that England
would only object to such specific artl'
cles OF the treaty IN affected the inter-
ests she reserved at the outset, leaving
Austria 10 take care OF her own.
Lord Salisbury's objections 10 the
treaty fully embrace those OF Austria,
namely, TO establish u comfy OF
interest, which has long been felt to
exist, but which Ia only now brought
clearly before the public. Austria
now awaits the effect Of the English
and her own communications to 81
Petersburg. HH
On the other hand the Berlin Post
In It's sharp anti Russian article yes
terday adopting Lord Salisbary's crili'
oisms OF the treaty, and saying Eng
laud will hardly remain alone In the
opinion that the treaty OF Paris until
amended Ia a law Of Europe, etc,
which article cannot have been pub
lished without Prince Bismarck's cons
sent, Is regarded M another evidence
Of the latter's desire either to huniliate
or embrOil Russia.
AZ Vienna II 10 said that there Is
every disposition to facilitate the trans
formation Of the treaty In European
sense, and to show every considera-
tion for Russia, but the government at
ct. Petersburg must know by this
time, that to satisfy Austrin, transfor-
nation must be real, and not appa.
rent. From Berlin there are two
voices. The Russian party reiterates
that the possibility OF "A bargain be-
tween Russia and Austria Is still open,
and that General Ignatieff IL not dis
appointed with the results OF his mis-
ion to Vienna, though 1t Is admitted
from 81. Petersburg that this satisfac-
ton Ia not shared by his colleagues.
A special correspondent Of the Daily
News, at Berlin, expresses the opinion
that the Posts article does not Indicate
any change In GermaDy's policy on the
main question, but is OILY the rebuke
Of Russia, for iDdifierences and neglect
lately. The German chancellor In a
similar reminder, says the correspond
ent, produced reparatiou just before
Prince Bismark's speech In psrlia-
ment.