The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-06
FOREIGN NOTES.
The tnanimity o. Views Between Aus.
tris and England, IL Is Thought,
Will Cause Russia 10 With
draw from Her Position.
A DepHtation Of the National Liberal Fed.
GRAFTON, Headed by Iobn Bright, Pro-
test Against the wariiks Prepara-
tons in Great Britain.

Lord Salisbury . Circular Gives Grsa
sstssfacsies Tn Austria and Arouse,
EnthOssasm In Greeee-Oppoasssor
tn Engisnd 60 the Govern m ent',
Policy cried Down.
LONDON, April 2-The Howe anc
Cane pus, wooden screw men-of-war
at Davenport, are ordered to prepare
for hospital work in the NJ diterrsu
can.
The latest sdvices from Constatino-
| pie, April l, evening, say strong con.
victiou prevails al Russian headquar
ters that Anglo Russian war Is inevita.
ole. 1t il said tha, Russia has offered
to cancel the money indemnify and
increase Turkish powers over New
Bulgaria ~ reward for an alliance,
out these offers have not led to any re.
suit. The Grand Duke Nicholas held q
eception of the diplomatic body Sun
day. The British and French am bas.
'adors sent their cards The grand
luke returns to his headquarters q,
Sbl SttfhuO w euQeSudy.
A Dublin dispatch says: Intelligence
- received that the Earl of Leitrim,
ais clerk, aud also his driver, were all
shot dead while driving near his lord
ships lodge, manor Vaughan, county
Of Derby. No details.
This afternoons Pail Mall Gazette
says report reaches Us that Beaust,
the Austro-Huugsrian ambassador at
London, has left for Vienna suddenly /;
presumably, therefore, on urgent tusi-
| ness.
The Times In q leading editorial
says: "The governments conviction
that the terms extorted from Turkey
are inconsistent, alike with the inter
ests of England and Europe, will tie
sustained by the public opinion of the
country"
The Times hiss q Bucharest special
saying the opposition to the retroces>
sion to Russia OF Bessarabia Is grow.
ing 10 intensity. Weather is very
| tne and wariD. Unless energetic dis
injecting is promptly carried out along
the military roads In Bulgaria and
Roumanis, a frightfui pestilence lie
likely to break out. The Danube Is
officially declared open and free of
danger between I0rail and Sulina.
A Paris dispatch says: Mccormick,
American COMMISSIONER general TO the
exhibition, has arrived.
The terms OF the treaty are said by
the Times 81. Petersburg correspon-
dent, to be regarded there as 30 exor-
bitant, that the Russian chancellor, to
prevent any offensive alliance between
Austria and England, is 10 make AL
other attempt toscome TO terms with
England.
AT Vienna hopes are still enter
tanned that the congress may meet.
Nothing transpires about the feeling
at Berlin. a special to the Times from
that capital says Prince Bismarck IL
going to his Louenburg estates shortiy,
unless detained by the eastern ques-
ton.
II Is stated from Vienna and st.
Petersburg, on unusually good author
ity, that Russia is irritated bv a rebuff
from France. The latter being sp-
preached for separate Reorganization
Of the treaty OF San stefano, replied
that she would not participate in q
4 anr Al in att I'M
LONDON, March 3.-A Times ST. Pc
tersburg dispatch, and sdvices from
Berlin and Vienna, mention that there
is some indication that Russia might
desire To renew negotiations for the
congress, taking the treaty of Paris as
a basis of discussion.
| The stories in Coustantinopie dis
patch to the Vienna Political Cores.
poudepce that the Russians have com,
ueDced q fresh movement towards
Galiipoli, and that troops 20 the north
ofthe Balkans are being moved neare,
TO the Danube, and In q Constantine
pie dispatch to the London Standard
of the demands of absndmept to the
RussiaGs of q number of Turkish posi
lions, including the Notifications on
both sides of the upper Boephorus, anc
Gsllipoli and Boulae, are highly i'm
probable. such action on the part o
Russia would not merely precipitat,
war, but be wanton and unnecessary
Tnere is said to be In Col,stsntiuopie
regular msnufactory OF these irritstipJ
statements for the purpose Of provok
ing England and Austria against Rus
sis.
The Vienna papers, commenting OF
LordSalisbury's circniar to the power.
say that Austria and England ar
agreed regarding his criticism Of tb
treaty OF San Stefsno, and the step
necessary to protect the interests @
both states, aud express the conviction
that only by the difference Of Rnssi
to Lord Salisbury's views can wa
between England and Austria b
avoided.
The Pail Mall Gazette this evenin,
prints . speciAi from Berlin whicl
says: A Russian reply TO Lord Sail,
bury's circular 10 preparing Prime
Gortschskod. the Russian premier, 1
said to be anxious 10 issue IL as soon q
; possible to remove the unfavorabie i'm
: preston caused by the English circu
: lar. The Russian newspaper conlplail
, OF the increasing hostility of RoumaDi
The latter 10 said 70 be hindering th
passage of Russian provision column
> through their country, End hav
i threatened 10 forbid 1t altogether.
The Times, In its leading editorial
, says: 1.-THE main fact In the preseu
posture Of affairs 10 that Austria an
:. England are % one In their views q
. the treaty Of San Stefano, and OF Oh
!. only means by which, without ws,
4 they can be brought into harmon
: With the just claims Of other power,
Public opinion In EUROPE is with they
and II they act together. with ifrmnes
and loyalty, Hassia may be induced .
. Withdraw frcm her position, whic
2 would then b obviously untenable ~