The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-11
TELEGRAPKIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
TODLEBEN AND THE SITUATION.
tie Will Establish Himself at Adrian
Ople in Case Of War.
SCHOUVALOFF AND HIS MISSION.
"A Change Of Sentiment at the
Russian Capital
BRITISH COTTON INTERESTS.
Serious Disturbances Among
the Strikers.
SCHOUVALOFF AND HIS MISSION.
A Change of Sentiment at the
Russian Capital
BRITISH COTTON INTERESTS.
Serious Disturbances Among
the Strikers.
GENERAL GRANT AND THE EXHIBITION.

[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, May H. 1878
In case OF war General Todeben intends to make
Adrianople the base OF operations and final stand
Tor the army south OF the Balkans. 1t will be de-
Tended by 500 guns and SO fortified that General
Todleben believes 1t will be lmpregnable
COUNT scHoUvALoFF UNDERSTANDS
The Tines Vienna correspondent says Lord Bea-
consheld, In his last Interview with Count Schouva-
lon, explained with great precision the special
English interests which England would in all CIR
cumstances protect England, as before, lays chief
stress on European settlement OF the question
Attaching weight to form only so far as it affects
principle.
ENGLAND STAINS FIRM.
The lact therefore, that England Is entering into
pourpdriers about various points of the treaty
cannot be interpreted by Russia as showing a dis
position on the part OF the British Cabinet to
swervc from the line first adopted.
ST. PETERSBURG WAR FEELING.
Meanwhile the war party in St Petersburg Is
beginning to STIR Count Schouvalon Is thought to
DC TOO English IN his VIEWS ana on his arrival ne
VIII find that q strong commencement has set In
against his person as wen as his mission. His visit
70 Prince Bismarck looks as il he saw his danger
and was intent upon securing the cooperation OF
80 NSAAAAoA NuohSCAAoA. AuC nCSOtldIOuS IUI tHc
surrender OF the iortresses ana withdrawal OF
the Russian army from Constantinope are re-
ported to be progressing favorably.
WHAT DOES scHoUvALOPF BRING?
The A0ence Russo, OF St Petersburg, says many
Of the statements respecting the proposals where
OF Count Schouvalor Is the bearer are hypotheti-
cal The government itself does not know the
proposals II Count SchouvaloH could have tele-
graphed or otherwise transmitted them this
Journey would have been needless. This fact,
however, does not preclude pacific solution.
WHAT BISMARCK ADVISED.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Daav telegraph
says 1t is believed that Prince Blsmarck's counses
to Count SchouvaloT were pacific He informed
the latter that he would do all in his power to bring
ABOUT an understanding.
NOT ALroGETlIER CONFIDENT
The Daily Ne,rs' special from Berlin says the
tone OF the press Is not altogether confident The
news from Vienna Is generally warlike and seems
to indicate that Austria docs not regard her pros.
poets improved by the peaceful turn OF the nego-
tiations between England and Russia.
ARRIVAL AT BERLIN.
Count Schouvalof arrived at Berlin Yesterday
from Friedrichsruhe. lie visited Count Won Bulow
Secretary OF State for the Foreign once, and left
Tor st. Petersburg
NJ couMANY SENT FOR
The Paris Temps, commenting on an urgent sum.
mons to St Petersburg OF NJ. Coumany, the Russian
Consul at Paris, says:-"M. CCumany. who was q
political diplomatist before occupying his present
post is regarded as one OF those Russians best &C.
quainted with the Eastern question. He is on
excellent terms with Count Schouvalon, whose
views on the present phase OF the political situa-
ton he approves.
THE cABAL AGAINST IGSATfEFF.
eve are assured that he was always opposed to
those clauses OF the san Stciano Treaty which
raised the strongest objections and with Prince
Lebanon RUSSIAN Ambassador at Constan tinopc),
Baron Jomini and Count Schouvalofr he will repre-.
sent ut the Russian Court the civilization party in
to General Ignatieh, who represents
the other party and whose influence seems for
some days to have materially diminished.n
THE GOVERNMENTS FOREIGN POLICY,
La the House OF Commons Thursday evening
Mr.. Chamberlain tradicaD announcer that he would
postpone until Monday his request Tor day to dis
cuss his resolution concerning the governments
foreign policy, which IS practically vote OF cen.
sure on the governments policy during the ne.
gotatlons since the Treaty OF San stefano was
published.
lie MUST GO ALONE.
The liberal leaders are not likely to give Mr.
chamberlain any assistance. His resolution will
probably be permitted to drop. II any organized
attack on the government is determined upon the
movement OF Indian troops Will probably be chosen
as the ground.
THE INDIAN TROOPS
Mr. Henry Fawcett QiberaD, member for Hack.
ney gave notice on Thursday that on going into
OF supply on the suppleme ntary csti.
mates he would move that tho House disapproycs
The summoning OF the Indian troops to Malta, with.
NM arst communicating that iutaufinn - o.t..
mcnt
WHAT MAY BE DONE
The opposition leaders may adopt Mr. Fawcctt's
motion or substitute q similar one, but 1t IS not
likely that any attack on the government either on
Tins point or their general policy Will receive the
united liberal support and It Is quite possible that
none viii be made except b. the radicals
TIE sEroys ARE COMING
Nine transports. with Indian troops on their way
to Malta, passed Alden yesterday.
AN AUSTRIAN WAR CHEST
The semi Official Berlin Norddeutsche Ailgeneine
zeitu,.g far from believing that the sixty million
norins about TO be raised by Austria will be EN-.
poy ed In anti Russian ornaments, Is OF the opinion
that the money win be quietly put by to serve as
permanent mobilization fund after the fashion OF
The famous German war chest.
TO DECEIVE EUROPE
Similar views are very general In Berlin, where
the anti Russian articles cropping up IN the Aus
TRAN inspired press are regarded as so many ut.
empts TO aliay Hungarian feeling and make Europe
believe In an independent policy which has long
ceased to exist.
THE sERvTAN REvoLUTfoNTsTs.
IN consequence OF representations OF the foreign
automatic agents at Belgrade Prince Milan re.
uses TO sign the death warrants Of the condemned
Copola revoutionsts. The Ministers decline TO &C
.ept any responsibility for such refusal.
THEY WILL DE SHOT.
belgrade despatch, however, contradctng
,hese reports, says the efforts made lately In favor
or the communication OF the sentences OF the Topoa
reyolutionists have finally been rejected by Prince
Milan and majority OF the Cabinet Ex.Minlster |