The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27


the present unsatisfactory state OF things between
Russia and England Ia due more TO feelings OF mis-
trust and jealousy than to any other cause. I'm
fortunately the negotiations do not advance a.
quickly as the ornaments"
xPATIENcE WITH THE GOVERNMENT.
The Times, referring to the election for men,
Der OF Parliament at Tamworth ON Wednesday
last, when the liberal candidate was chosen by 400
majority over his conservative competitor, says
'The remarkable verdict against tho conservative
candidate cannot be explained away" The Times
adds:-"The truth Is that there Is some growing
Impotence Of the objections which, rightly or
wrongly, the British government are supposed TO
be raising TO the Congress-
LOOKS LIKE QuIBBLE.
1.-The distinction between the two formulas-the
one, to which England objected, suggesting that
the Powers should meet 10 consider the changes
to be introduced into the treaties or 1855 and 1871
In consequence OF recent events, and the other,
which 1t Ii thought win be more acceptable, that
the Powers meet to consider the treaties OF 1856
and 1871 in relation to the Treaty OF San Stefano
seems too shadowy to be grasped BY undiplomatic
minds"
AN EXCHANGE OF VIEWS
The Agence Russo, OF St Petersburg, confirms
the report that England and Russia have agreed
that q direct exchange OF views should precede
the Congress- Austria, Germany and Italy also
favor this and have invited England to state
her views. Notwithstanding this statement the
London papers take a discouraging view Of the
SITUATION
AT CoNsrANTINOPLE
The Russian authorities have decided to abandon
the intention OF sending number OF oniccrs and
men to attend worship in the Greek churches Of
Constantinoplc on Sunday next.
CONSULTING THE PRIESTS
The extreme Mussulman party has asked the
Shereei II mecca and the Muitis OF Tunis and Mo-
rocco whether Turkey should join England In the
event OF an Anglo Russian war. The Muftis
piled In the affirmative and the Shereef promised
to submit the question to the Council IN the event
Of the outbreak OF hostllities.
HE WILL REMAIN.
1t IS denied that the Grand Duke Nicholas win
leave San Stefan0.
THE RUSSIAN COMMANDER.
Onlciai Information has reached Paris that Gene.
raj Todleben has been appointed COmmander-in-
Chief OF the Russian forces south OF the Danube.
TIE RoUAELIAN RESURRECTION.
vasso and Tcfk Pachas will leave Constantine
pie on Saturday for the scene Of the instruction
In the Rhodape Mountains in the capacity OF Turk
ish Commissioners. The Insurgents are well ON
cered and are provided with an abundance OF am
munition. They occupy imprcgnable positions.
HORRORS OF RAvAGED COUNTRY
Phinppopolis and driving the Bulgarians before
disquietude even in Adrianople. Some soldiers
have been assassinated there.
INTERVENTION ASKED.
A dcputation OF the Mussulman inhabitants of
Roumelia waited upon Mr.. Layard, the British Am
bassador to the Porto, yesterday, aud begged him
to telegraph to his government to urge European
intervention to put an end to the atrocities COM
mitted by the Bulgartaps.
GOSSIP FROM THE GOLDEN HORN.
Baker Pacha has arrived at Constantinople.
suleiman Pacha has been permitted to reside at
mis- own house. There Ia great reaction in his
favor, although he Is stil under arrest.
Sedltious meetings are held nightly, and popu-
lar rising IL feared
Ex-sultan Murad, who Is fully restored to health,
IL closely guarded
RoUMAHIA's TROOPS.
telegram from Bucharest reports that the last
Roumanan regiment has lett there for Turn-Sey-
erin
sEKvIA AGAIN PERvERsE
A despatch from Belgrade says the Servian au-
thorities have been ordered to prevent the Rus
rtory.
1t Is reported rom Chatham that Q powerful
iron-clad squadron Will be Immediately prepared
to be in readiness for operations in the Baltic.
THE INDIAN CONTINGENT.
Troops are arriving at Bombay daily for
embarkation. The first detachment viii
leave ior Malta ON April 70. and tho
second on May I. They Will not stop st
Aden Fifteen ships and twelve steamers have
been engaged for the conveyance Of the cxpedi.
Great enthusiasm IL manifested throughout India
and nafiyn frCO volu ntoe rtu fnv
THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH.
The Duke OF Edinburgh has been transferred 70
the command OF the Black Prince, one Of she Chan.
mel squadron now stationed ~ Malta
IN THE EVENT or CAPTURE
.The critical state OF the relations between Eng
land and Russia has caused the Liverpool Sailing.
ship Mutual Indemnity Association 10 enter into
preliminary arrangements for the establishment Of
special association TO provide fund for the pay.
ment OF losses incurred BY its members through
the capture destruction Of their vessels BY acts
OF war;"
Hobart Pacha has arrived In Paris.
NO MORE RUSSIAN LOANS.
number OF German bankers, who were induced
In meet at Berlin to consider the praciicabtity OF
noating another Russian loan, have according to a
dcspatch to the Times una nmousy refused to
engage In the work.
CENSORSHIP or THE RUSSIAN PRESS.
The Standards special despatch from Berlin
states that the Russian press have been forbidden
To report or comment upon political demonstra-
tons. riots and local disturbances under pain Of
suspension.
CONDITION. or PRINCE BISMARCK.
A despatch from Homburg yesterday says that
Prince bismarck is In no danger from his masdy,
but his return TO Berlin will he deferred.
rHE rorE's KxcyoLicAL
The passage tho Pope's cyclical, she issue OF
which was announced Yesterday. regarding the civil
power Of the Church, 10 a. ows:--"The hopes OF
Itay and the world tho bsnenosnt influence OF
The Holy See and tho intimate Of the faith
fol with tho RomaR PontiG II therefore stands to
reason that should with all diligence all In our
power 10 preserve intact the dignity Of tho Roman
Ca,hsdra IN order, before all things TO guara the
rishts and liberty Of the Holy See.