The New York herald., 1878-03-25
2ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
RUSSIA WILL HOLD TSARGRAD.
Fear Of England's Policy Will Force
The Occupation.
RUSSIA WILL HOLD TSARGRAD.
A RUSSO-TURNSH ALLIANCE.
The Maeeacree in Turkey To
Be Investigated.
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LospcS. March %. is's
burg learns from q good source that no
formal representation win probably be made
for the present about the presence OF
the British feet In the Sea OF Marmora,
bu. tho Russian troops viii not embark now, as
was intended. Influential and moderate politicians
remark that fear OF EneIands policy win oree Rus
sIa to occupy constantlnople and duse the sultan
from Europe.
CONGRESS rHE ONLY norE.
The correspondent adds:-''Ths only hope OF
That hope, however. throughout Russia Is fast
fading. Tho bellicose excitement is intense, eycn
In st. Petersburg,
THE TINES POLICY.
The Times, In its leading editorial article
says -"Lord Derby continues TO insist that
the whole OF the treaty shall be submitted
to the plenipotentiarics, but to guard againss
laying too much stress ON this formal point
he has asked whether the communication of the
document to the several Powers Is equivalent to
understood to have replied that Il u not. Thus
she declines the only condition on which our gov.
ernment Will send plcnpotentiary 10 Beriin.u
ENGLAND MUST DECIDE.
The Journal de ST Petersboury says that England
must yield her wishes TO Europe and cease ob.
structing the definite conclusion OF peace or the
Congress must meet without England or Russia
must act alone.
ONLY PREMATURE.
The A0ence Russo, OF St Petersburg, saws the
statement that Russia has requested England to
withdraw her fleet from the Sea OF Marmora Is pre-.
mature.
THE Rrss0TURKIsH ALLIANCE
The Gear has not absolutely declined to grant the
concessions asked for by Reouf Pacha. but made
his assent dependent upon a condition, which Is
believed to be Russo-TurkIsh alliance. II is as
serted that Reouf and Osman Pacha favor such an
alliance There Is, however, strong pro.English
party which opposes it.
AN OMINous RETURN.
Reouf Pacha, Osman Pacha and General Tgnatiefr
arrived at Constantln0ple last evening They will
make formal and ceremonious entry into the city
t0.morrow and have an interview with the Sultan.
4 Is not yet known IN what capacity General lgna.
lief returns to Constanunoplc
DELAYS HIS DEPARTURE.
Count Zichy, the Austrian Ambassador TO the
FOIte, iias pOStpOueu HIS Inteuueu departure on
furlough because OF the critical aspect OF afrsira
RUSSIANS UNsATIsFIED.
The St Petersburg Golos declares that the treaty
OF peace fails short OF the aspirations Of the Russian
people.
GERMANY NOT AFFECTED,
The Berlin North German Gazette says the
treaty does not affect German interests
GREECE THREATENS TO INTERFERE
despatch from Volo says the Turks
are bockading the insurgent villages of
Mount Peion by land and sea. Greece threatens
to send troops to rescue the starving inhabitants
II the Powers do not nterpose. Greek interference
would certainly cause war;
THE MAssACREs TO be INVESTIGATED
1t is reported at Athens that the women and
children massacred by the Turks IN the sacking Of
the Thessalian villages OF Olympas Respans,
Cara and Litochori number many thousands
Admiral Horribly at the request OF the British
representative ut Athens, has despatched q vessel
to ascertain the truth OF these reports.
LABOR TROUBLES ENGLAND.
As far as known up to Saturday night tho North Of
England ironworkcrs had rejected the compromise
Jointly urged by the and their own delegates
Tho original demand OF the masters for ten TO
seventeen per cent reduction Tho question will now
ho on,rni tto.l "a ph,se