The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
THE SITUATION UNCHANGED.
Does Austria Intend to Com
plicate Matters /?
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RUSSIAN SHIPS GOING TO SEA.
A Congress of European Nations
Will Probably Meet.
GAS RIOTS AT BARCELONA.
RUSSIAN SHIPS GOING TO SEA.
GAS RIOTS AT BARCELONA.
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ment on the chief points and leave the settlement
OF the details to resident Ambassadors and second
Plenipotentiarles, the principals meeting again to
ratify.
A DISTINCT UNDERSTANDING.
The Post in its leading editorial article says:-
IA distinct understanding being brought about
With Russia, Lord Salisbury will doubtless be the
English and Count schouvaloT probably the Rus
nan Plenipotentiary in the Congress-"
THE CARDS HAVE BEEN SENT OUT
The Daily TELEGRAPH announces that the invita-
lions have been issued. 1t believes that Lord
Lyons win represent Great Britain. The under
standings arrived at with Count Schouvaior con-
Germ matters interesting Russia ana England ex-
rlusivey. The other questions, such as the Bes-
arabian and indemnity, remain for settlement
TO INDoRsE THE CONFERENCE
The Daily Ne,cs' st. Petersburg despatch says
The Congress will establish the general principles
blythe Conference. The Ambassadors will then
meet at Constantinope.
AUSTRIA MAKES ADVANCES
The Vienna correspondent OF the Daily Telegraph
heals on excellent authority that Austria recently
made advances for cooperation with England In
the Congress.
AN INVITATION TO TIE PORTE.
Constantinople telegram received in Paris says
The Porte has received the invitation but another
despatch from CCnstantnople denies the truth OF
shis report.
TIE CONGRESS WILL MEET.
The Paris Journal des Debats YESTERDAY pub
ished the following Berlin telegram:-"The invita-
Congress- choJ
II matters shall! be satisfactorily concluded a
treaty replacing the modified treaties of Paris and
San Steano will be signed at Berlin The first
steps for definite arrangement between Russia
ma England were due to the efforts OF Count
schouvalof and the German Crown Prtnce.n
ANDRAssY WILL GO.
A telegram from Vienna announces that Count
Andrassy has accepted Prince Bismarck y In
70 the Congress on June IL Count Andrassy pro-
poses to leave for Berlin on June 0. A despatch
rom Berlin confirms the report that Count
Andrassy has accepted the invitation 10 the Con-
gress.
CONTRADICTION
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times states
that Austria has not vet received the ny IA ton TO
the Congress Baron dHaymer, the Austrian Am.
bassador at Rome, IL mentioned as the second
Plenipotentiary to accompany Count Andrassy.
DOUBTLESS there are still points requiring settle.
The basis Tor more detailed discussion.
THE TREATY MAY BE DISCUSSED
The official Vienna AbendDost confirms the an
a0uncements made in the Paris Journal des
Deoats yesterday that Russia has consented TO Law
the Treaty OF San Stefan0 before the Cong ress,
that all the Powers have agreed to the proposal
and that invitations have been issued TO them To
attend the Congress, which will meet In Berlin on
The 18th OF June. The Political CogTesponaeyce
has substantially the same Information.
ANXIETY ABOUT THE TROOPS
Accounts received from every capital In Europe
concur as to the main feature OF the political news
namely the certainty OF the early meeting or mo
Congress, but considerable anxiety is still apparent
ABOUT the military preparations ana the situation
before Constantnople.
WHAT DOES AUSTRIA MEAN?
The attitude OF Austria especially creates annro
hensions at ST Petersburg, ana these win not be
allayed by the occupation OF AdakaIeh which Il
Austrlas frst overt demonstration against Russa's
settlement OF the Eastern question: Russia having
promised that island to ServIa Servia is certain
not to get 1t unless the Congress awards 1t TO her
MUST BE AUSTRIAN.
The Times Vienna despatch reports that Austria
has notified the Powers that If Adakaleh ceases 10
DC TURKISH IL can only become AUSTRIAN
on THE FRONTIER.
The Austrians have occupied the nortbern an
trance OF the Predeal Pass OF the Carpathian
Mountains.
NUNS THE WORD.
Great secrecy Is still maintained ut ST petara
burg about the progress OF negotiations The nm
official press, notably the NeU Times. the dolos
anGsfss Russht nv, are beginning to attack the
peaceful utterances OF the Aye,ce Russe and tho
Journal de 81 Petersburg
RUSSIANS WANT TO KNOW
The Gotos calls upon the government To abandon
its reserve and tell Russia whether the reports
about yielding to England's demands are true or
false. The Vienna correspondent OF the Times
suggests that this sort OF pressure may be con.
vencnt for Russia just now In helping her 10 re-.
sst further English pressure.
THE rowERs WILLING.
The A0ence Russo, OF st. Petersburg. saws tho
general impression is that the prospect IN favor
able for peace. The Austrian occupation OF tho
island OF Adakaleh has received the sanction or the
Powers, because 1t tends to obvate difficulties
touching the navigation OF the Danube. Thirty
thousand Austrian troops arc expected shortly M
0rsova
TURKEY NAY CHANGE HER MIND.
The military situation at Constantinople remains
critical The Times correspondent at Pera appre.
hends that, under the influence OF pressure from
without and Prince Labanons suave assurances
that the Withdrawal OF the English fleet alone
IL necessary to render everything pleasant again.
English popularity, which now is certainly at its
hood, IS In danger OF obb and reaction.
THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL BANK CRIPPLED.
special despatch TO the London post from, St
Petersburg says 1t is rumorcd that the Russian I'm
peria Bank IL so heavily indebted that the govern
ment dare not continue the publication OF the
weekly returns The banks AFFAIRS are in almost
hopeless confusion. The continued issue of papcr
money TO cover deficits will be necessary II the
bank ID to 60 on
STILL ToNGUE-TfEn
In the House OF Commons yesterday SIR Stafford
Northcote, IN reply to a question from Lord Hart.
ington, stated that he was unable as yet to give
detailed information about the negotiations In re-