The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
EUROPES DEADLOCK
No Further Progress in the
Negotiations.
INDIAN TROOPS FOR MALTA.
DEADLOCK
INDIAN TROOPS FOR MALTA.
The ROumanian Army With
drawn to the Carpathians.
ENGLISH COTTON TRADE TROUBLES.
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LONDON, April Is, 1878.
The Neac Free Press OF Vienna learns from Berlin
mat Russia may ostensibly agree to England's de-
nand to submit the entire treaty TO the Congress-
this course is adopted it would show that Russia
nad agreed with the other Continental Powers and
that England will be isolated in her objections to
the treaty.
TAKING A SATISFACTORY TURN
The Berlin Provincial Correspondence saws there
Is no essential change in tho situation, but the
sharp tension OF diplomatic relations appears to
be yielding somewhat to more pacific views. The
A0ence Russo OF St. Petersburg says the pour.
parlers appear 10 be taking satisfactory turn.
THE NEGOTIATIONS AT A srANDsrLL
The st. Petersburg correspondent OF the Times
telegraphs as iolows:--.The situation is unaltered
The conciatory action OF Germany continues, but so
far without result. The difference in regard to sub.
hitting the whole Treaty is declared TO OFFER an in.
superable obstacle to further negotiations in the
direction hitherto followed
RUSSIA WILLING TO CONcEDE SOMETHING.
am assured on good authority that Russia would
treaties OF 1856 and 1871 the basis OF discussion
The organ OF the Ministry OF Foreign Affairs has
the following remarks in this sense:-sThe real
aim OF the plenipotentaries would be to prevent
conhagraton and regulate the East after events the
Importance OF which cannot be contested We
care little about the way OF getting into the Con-
gress, provided the door IS large enough to admit
all without anyone having to stoop.'
INDIAN TROOPS FOR MALTA.
The news from the various centres or interest
Is not reassuring A semiofficial despatch from
Calcutta, OF yesterdays date, says:-..The Indian
government has received orders to send
troops to Malta The following regiments
are designated to leave for that place:--
Ninth Bengal cavalry, First Bombay Light cavalry,
Second Ghoorkas, Thirteenth and Thirty-nrst Ben
gal infantry, Twenty-ith Madras infantry two reg
lments OF Bombay native infantry two Bombay
held batteries, two companies OF Bombay sappers
and miners and two companies OF Madras
sappers and miners about Six thousand men,.
The native infantry will be brigaded with British at
Malta The Assistant Quartermaster and Commits
sary generals at Calcutta have gone to Malta to ar.
range for the reception OF these troops"
MORE TROOPS FOR THE MEDITERRANEAN.
The Times says leading Tyne shipping firms,
whose boats are now waiting for cargoes in Indian
ports were yesterday invited to make tenders for
the immediate conveyance OF troops to the Medter.
ranean.
DISSATISFACTION WITH THE DIPLoMATIsrs
Both from Vienna and st. Petersburg come re-
ports OF great uneasness and dissatisfaction in the
latter city about Russia's position. The III humor
rs directed against the Russian diplomatists for
permitting the military successes and the views or
military men to turn their heads
ENGLAND AND AUSTRIA BLAMED.
Rut EnUa NJ and Austria aro alro rnuch h,o,,o.
the former for wishing to deprive Russia OF those
fruits OF her victory which do not interfere with
British interests, and Austria for exaggeratinp
and exceeding the limits defined by her before the
outbreak OF the war as the conditions OF her
neutrality. The growing consciousness that mis-.
takes have been made and must 10 repaired ia re-
garded as hopeful sign
ToDLEBES's APPOINTMENT
The replacement OF the Grand Duke Nicholas by
General Todleben, II true, II is thought, would show
that the Russian government rs the first step
towards the preservation OF peace, intends to put
the management OF affairs at Constantlnople in
safe hands.
AN AUSTRIAN LOAN.
telegram from Vienna announces that the
Austrian government has concluded a loan OF
100000 norins, gold with the Credit Foncer and
Banquc de Paris.
ENGLAND AND THE BALTIC.
According to a Stockholm despatch the truth OF
che rumor that negotiations have been commenced
by England with sweden Tor the posse sson OF
Farce Island, IN the Baltic, is positively denied.
THE TURKISH CABINET.
ConstantinopIe despatch Of April 10 says that
the contest In the Cabinet continues Ahmed
venk Eneni President OF the Council OF Ministers
rendered his resignation on Monday. but withdrew
II after long conference with the Sultan and
IN fyaf purh prao In nft ha
and the refusal OF Reouf Pacha and Mehemet
Ruchdi Pacha to accept the Premiership. Mehemet
Ruchdi Pacha has been appointed Minister with
out a portfolio.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
The stock markets were stagnant and depressed
on Tuesday until near the close, when an exag.
gerated report OF the favorable character or sir
STAFFORD Northcote's statement In the House
OF Commons created some activity and conf.
dence. The statement, though purely negative
on the main issue, was regarded as n hopeful in
dcation, because 1t gave the assurance that no,h
ing has heretofore occurred to render peace i'm
possible.
PARLIAMENT HOPEFUL
Parliament separates for the Easter recess nm.
der the conviction that the emergency is not
greater than 1t was weeks ago.
coAxrSG THE GREEKS.
A despatch from valo states that amnesty
was proclaimed on Monday for all insur-
gents who would lay down their arms The
insurgents disregard the offer and consider It a
mere sop to the opinion OF Europe.
Intelligence mas been received IN Paris that
Prince liassan Pasha and oil the Egyptians have
now returned TO Egypt.
coNsTANTINoPLB GOSSIP.
Mr. Layard, the British Ambassador mt CONSTANT.
nople. has gone to Ismid for two days
The Turks still occupy Batoum.
IL is untrue that the Russians have again asked
permission to occupy Buyukdere or are moving
nearer Constantinople.
THE RoUMANrAN DANGER.
The situation In Roumania seems to be becoming
not less dangerous than at StambouL The Rus
SLAMS claim that the military convention with
Roumania, which gives them control OF communi-
cations, does not terminate until dennitlve peace
THREAT or RouNASIAN PLEvNA
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