The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From AL Parts Of the
World.
A CONGRESS MUST MEET
ENGLAND Rejects All Of Rus
eia's Overtures.
SCHOUVAL0FF AND HIS MISSION.
SCHOUvALOFF AND HIS MISSION.
Meeting Of the British Cabi-
net To-Day.
WHILST TROUBLES IN RUSSIA
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follows 1.-THE peaceward tendency Of
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only q question of substituting prelim-
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LOST TO RUSSIA.
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saon ne1e' ~ 10 suio tnat eacn Gay tnat
passes is day lost to Russia and gained for
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aoRrscHAKoPr NO BETTER.
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noe uoisscnaAons relapse stlii con-
tinues and there are grave fears for his
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AS 1"''c' iaiiS correspondents teiegrapnS as
iolows:-"A private telegram from London states
that England rejected the detailed concessions
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uooa"1cu nusSiaS Tcaulness W supMit al queStlons
raised by the treaty to the sanction OF the Powers
It Is known that on Saturday Germany was in
formed OF the welcome solution and requested to
Immediately issue Invitations
COUNT sCHOUvALOFF'S MISSION.
The Paris Journal des Deoats Of yesterday says
Count Schouvalof7s mission has led to most
satisfactory result Russia consents to lay the
treaty before the Congress. AL the Powers have
adhered to this proposal, and the Congress will
meet IN Berlin on June H.
roo EXACT
me London Observer yesterday, however.
sald:-"As far as we can learn the foregoing to
say the least is far In advance OF the present posi-
ti0n or the negotiations"
AN ABSURD SENSATION
The Standard OF this morning ridicules the re-
port published by the Journal des Deoats yester-
day liking definite date Tor the assembling OF the
congress. although It says, there IS some ground
ior believing that the main obstacle to its meeting
Is now IN the course OF disappearance.
WHAT THE OBSERVER THINKS
Inc Observer has reason to believe that Count
Scnounaion Is not authorized 70 propose forth.
VIII any very comprchensive modification OF the
treaty. lis proposals. however, deserve careful
consideration and may ultimately form the
ous's u set''emenL the prospects OF which. 70
sas 'ne least are undiminasned.
III WANTS MORE AUTHORITY.
spcciai despatch TO the Post from Berlin says
+" is reported that count Scnouvaion mas tele-
graphed ior iuiier powers.
GERAANY's CLEVER ACT
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times saws the
difficulty about placing the whole treaty before the
Congress seems to have been surmounted by word.
ing the invitation as to contain a guarantee for
the tree discussion OF the whole treaty.
ASSISTING RUSSIA.
Germany Will issue the invitation and will thus
give the guarantee instead OF Russia Po,upa,le,.s
have been begun about the date OF meeting and
June IL is proposed. Austria and France have al.
ready adhered to this scheme.
GERMANy's GOOD OFFICES
The Times In Its leading editorial article says:-
"whatcvcr may DC the case as to details we
have reason to believe that our Vienna correspond
ent's Information Is well founded. The invitations
to the Congress will not be issued until
explanations between England and Russia are
somewhat further determined, but there Is no
reason to apprehend failure on such points. The
preliminary requirements OF England, at all events
on the whole, have been accedcd TO-"
ANOTHER CABINET COUNCIL.
The Standard announces that the Cabinet will
meet again today.
NO CHANGE IN THE BRITISH CABINET.
The London Observer said yesterday that the
rumors OF an impending resignation In the Min
lstry, current on Saturday, are unfounded
All the papers that mention tho subject emphati.
caily deny that there are any dissenstons In the
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