The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

Ina au lmieabIe Settlement al Aus
gio' Iiasaian Difneuiiies- 0Teek la
snTEeetlon Almost aueiied- NaF
Preparations la seTvia,
Moon Associated Press Report,
LONDON, April a. The Times ~.
Petersburg correspondence, telegraph
cd Sunday, does not give such hopeful
report of the state ~ feeling Ia Rllasla
l says that the Efforts NJ Germany
may perhaps lead 10 n military confer
enpe, as the British government ~ now
believed t0 be more favorable 10 such
proposal, The wRf'llke excitement
h especially intense IN Moscow.
ANiennR correspondent 10 the Times
says according IA trustworthy private
information, the German government
fully understands the difficulty OF ~
medlatnry task, II thinks tho chances
pretty evenly balanced, hut having
once undertaken the task Ii seems 20
have embraced IL 90 Ia full extent.
The correspondent thinks the principal
difficulty IA 10 mako some arrange
ment To ohyiate the danger OF col.
llel0n NJ ConHlnntlnope,
The 'rimes correspondent telegraphs
that the eX Queen Chrlstlana OF Spain
had fall, causing the fracture Of her
thigh.
NJ, Dion, chief engineer OF the Paris
exhibition, In dead.
The Telegraph Vienna corresponds
ont anya the Turkish works ARE again
stopped In consequence OF Russian 70.
monstranco. The same corresponds
ent states that he hears RurHlA viii 0u-
oupy Roumania and dlearn the army
M soon M the Ahglo-llusslan war Il
inevitable. liCount Audrassy's Views
prevail Austria will resist such step.
The state Of affairs with reiorance To
the eastern question remains suOstans
italy the same, There Ia no change In
the attitude of the powora. The most
important point between Enpland and
Russia stlll remains unsettled, While
this Is the case the prospect OF CON
gre-s and n peaceful arrangement Of
the Whole difficulty are ~ far of ~
ever TAere isa strong feellngin both
countries that war IA inevitable. Az ~.
Pdersbuig the belief " stated to pre-
vail that Eugland's Willingness TO con-
linue negotiations In rather FOR the
purpose ot iaOlatlrg Russia than arriv.
ingAt an understanding, Some inlluen.
tial persons believe England viii not
20 10 war alone; hence, earnest efforts
continue TO nailsiy Austria. some
moderate men In Official circles have
begun censurlng Russian general dip.
lomats and newspapers for pushing the
government into u position whore the
issue between Russian independent NO.
ton aud European control IL unavoid-
able, But majority cf the public con-
tinue to declare that the government
has been too CohciliatoTy, and the press
opposes any concession. Germany's
efforts 10 bring about m understand
ing continue, but talk has rendered IT
difficult, and intimate relations exist
between Germany aud Russia. Prince
Bismarck il reported TO have sad re-.
Gently, in reply To u suggestion, that
he should mediate: eve cannot offer
counsel to Russia, for advice on our
part would almost look like menace
A correspondent OF the Vienna Mon.
tags Post, who Is usually well inform
ed, says Prince Bismarck, IA medals
tor, will De unsuccessful, II England
persists in her present attitude. IL Is
said Russia Is looking out for loan in
America. 1t Is understood that nego'
tiations are also opened In Germany
and Holland.
The Posts Berlin special says; IL Is
reported the new loan viii amount to
fifty million otroubles, independent OF
the fifty million now in the treasury,
the bonds to he issued Immediately.
a special to the Times from Turn
SEVERN reports ten thousand Rouma-
mans concentrated there, and Prince
Charles is expected. The feeling of
the troops against Russia is bitter.
The Times has the following from
Belgrade: Russia ia endeavoring TO
gain an alliance with Servia In the
event of fresh war. The prince favors
An alliance but the cabinet opposes II.
General Leschkianin has gone to ST
Petersburg to represent this state OF af
fairs. War preparations contlnue,and
q ministerial crisis Is probable.
The Daily Telegraph's Berlin dis
patch states that the Prince OF Rouma-
MIA has notified the emperors OF Ger
many and Austria of his intention to
abdicate If Russia il permitted to usurp
the government OF Roumania.