The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
RUSSIANS AT SAN STEFANO.
Dissemination Of the Troops to
Abandon Their Conqaests.
SCHOUVALOFF AND THE CAR.
The London Times on Communism IN
the United States.


LONDON, May IL, 1878.
The AJencs Ralsse, OF ST. Petersburg, formally de.
MES that the Russian troops have begun to with.
says. However much the government may desire
to recall the troops they will only retire after the
Turks have surrendered the fortresses and the
English fleet has left its present anchorage"
scHoUyALOFF AND THE GEAR.
despatch from ST. Petersburg May H. says
that Count Schouvalor Will remain there only long
enough to obtain the 'Emperor's decisions. 1.-THE
tme," the despatch says, "nas been appointed
when he should be IN London again, and 1t Is de-
sired that he spend some time in Berlin on his re-
turn journey.
ANOTHER SENSATION PROMISED.
"Aiter submitting his views and receiving the
Emperor's reply the further negotiations con
Quoted by him will assume an extremely impoi
ia mt character
IMPORTANCE OF THIS MISSION
The foregoing is authoritative and probably
means that the issue or peace or war turns upon
Count Schouvalons mission 1t also shows the
groundlessness OF the conjectures about his sue
ceeding Prince Gortschakoir as Russian Premier
THE BRITISH REGIMENTS.
All the British regiments in the Mediterranean
are to be made up to a thousand men Reinforce
ments are ready to leave England for this purpose
INDIAN TROOPS EN- ROUTE
Altogether sixteen transports have passed Alden,
conveying Indian troops to Malta.
CONDITION OF PRINCE GoRTsCHAKoFF.
despatch from st. Petersburg says that Prince
~ On
attack Of the govt.
CHARLES or ROUMANlA.
Prince Charles Of Roumania was to have left
Bucharest yesterday for the army
COMMUNISM IN AMERICA
Dispatches from America reporting apprehen-
sions or Communistic outbreak are attracting
universal attention. The general opinion is that
1t will be tile worse for the Communists The
Times, In an editorial on this subject concludes
ns follows:-
THE srocK PHRASES OF MONARCHY.
il, as we will not anticipate, the United states is
destined TO go through social crisis OF this kind,
we shall doubtless hear again, as we used to hear
OF democratic institutions If, however, It Is
weakness OF institutions like those OF America to
perments socal and political organization, 1t il
their strength to DC able to survive them, to profit
by their success and to be little the worse for Their
failure
The fabric oil American society Is 80 strong that
It an sustain with little or no injury shocks which
would be fatal to weaker and more Qfete consttu-
tons In the United states freedom OF discussion
is the safetyvaye through which q great deal Of
supernuous political steam escapes.
A DIFFERENCE THAT Is UNDERSTOOD
The Americans have political sagaclty enough to
distinguish sharply between Incorporate or even
revolutionary speech and rebelous action. They
have unbounded liberation for the one, but have
never shown any great patience for rhc other.
EQUAL TO THE EMERGENCY
We do not doubt that II they have to deal with
any dangerous form Of Communism they will deal
with II effectively. The social fabric OF the United
States is AS capable OF successfully resisting such
an attack as that OF any State In the world.
FINANCIAL OPINION.
The Economist says:-"Discounts In the open
market arc slack at about ~ per cent Stocka
have risen rapidly the few days past In conse.
quencc OF the hopes OF peace. The movement has
been equally favorable the Continental bourscs.H
THE GRIQuAs AND GAIKAs
Advices from Cape Town up to April 20, received
here yesterday, are as iollows:-"Thc Griqua re.
volt has been suppressed, but the Gaikas still hold
the Amatolas district. Military men think that
the war will be indefinitely prolonged. The pros
poets on the Zulu border are more PEACEFUL