Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-27
SIGNIFICANT ELECTION.

LONDON, April 26.-The Times, referring
to the election for member of parliament ct
Yarmouth Wednesday last, when tho liberal
candidate was chosen by 400 majority owe,
his conservative competitor, says: The
remarkable verdict against the conservative
candidate cannot be explained away The
Z ines adds: "The truth is, there is some
growing Impotence of the objections which,
rightly or wrongly, the British government
aro supposed to be raising to congress-
The distinction between the two formulas,
the one to which England objected, suggest
ing that the powers should meet to consider
the changes to be introduced IN the treaties
OF 1856 and 1871, in consequence OF recent
events, and the other, which it is thought
will Le more acceptable, that the powers
meet to consider the treaties OF 1916 ana III
relation to the treaties of San Stefano, Seems
to be too shadowy to be grasped ~ IN
diplomatic minds"
ENGLISH DISGUST WITH AUSTRIA.
LONDON, April 26.-The newspapers this
morning take a discouraging view Of the
course Of the political negotiations. They
claim to see in Austria's changing attitude a
desire to wait in hopeful silence to see what
she may profit in the calamities and weak
ne-ses of the contestants. The Daily Ncics
says it is time to give up an illusion respect
ing Austria's affected interference III the
present strife. Her government has long
ago made military preparations on the bor-
ders OF Bosnia and Herzegovina in anticipa-
ton Of war between England and Russia,
and will watch its developments. Yet it can
congratulate itself on having done so with
out lighting. 1t will be glad il we help It's
designs, but will owe us no thanks.
A Vienna correspondent says, in confir-
nation Of the foregoing utterances, that
notwithstanding the various denials it is
maintained that Austro- Russian negotia-
tons a: st. Petersburg are proceeding favor
nbly and that the chief objections of Austria
against the peare of San Stefano have met
with due consideration.
CLEAN OF HOPE FROM RUSSIA:
ST.. PETERSBURG, April 26.-The Journal
of St. Petersburg says: "We hope the in
telligence published by some London news
papers respecting the state of negotiations
relates to q phase now past At present II
is improbable that England will renew her
opposition in the matter of phraseology. II
reconciliation is sincerely desired, let cabinets
aim at what is calculated to draw them clos
er together; and not bring forward irritating
propositions. There is now 10 doubt that
Russia accepts the broadcast possible basis
for the programme of the congress. That
she does not dream of declining any kind Of
discussion is proved by Prince Gortschakof' g
Circular. Should tie congress meet it will
be able to deal with all questions created by
E,varts in the East. It now appears that
Lord Salisbury recognizes the opportunities
of exchange Of views previous to the meet
ing of the congress, regarding the posi-
billty of an understanding being reached
and the St. Petersburg cabinet shares il
that opinion
DON r WANT TO BE A CATS PAW.
LONDON, April 26.-Leading editorials in
the Times, referring to the statement in q
dispatch from its St. Petersburg correspond
ent, that Austria is said to be advancing
towards solution on the basis of other
powers taking suitable compensation for the
Increased influence Of Russia, says: 1.-The
solution Of taking suitable compensation
means, of course, that Turkey should be
further despoiled to satisfy the territorial
needs of its neghbor. Thus the battle that
may tomorrow be fought over one crippled
power, may the day after be fought over
three. England may fight in what it feels is a
Just cause, yet, after spending more than we
can spare OF our treasure and blood, we may
find ourselves filling ditch over which
otherss. walk in quietly to one COM
mon goal of their aspirations. Europe
Of course, now Smiles upon US, cheers us On,
ind prepares in our eyes the laurel
wreath which is to reward our first victory.
It would be more to the purpose If we were
not left alone 10 vindicate and fight the bat
ties Of Europe
A special from Berlin throws some light
on the English objections to the German
form of invitation to the congress. The
dispatch says the proposed form, the British
government say, expresses in assumption
that the treaties of 1856 and 1871 are al
ready modified by the results Of the war.
England insists, OH the contrary, that the
necessity of superseding or amending those
treaties is not to be assumed in advance, in
way which might prejudice negotiations.
A St. Petersburg correspondent telegraphs
that it is evident the present unsatisfactory
state Of things between Russia and England
is due more to feelings of mistrust and jeal-
ousy than to any other cause. Unfortunately
negotiations do not advance quickly.
A despatch from Constantinople says the
Russian authorities have decided to abandon
the int. ntion of sending number OF officers
and men to attend worship III Greek churches
in Constantinople on Sunday next.
THE RoUMEL1AN RESURRECTION.
Vassa ind Vefk pashas, will leave here to
morrow for tie scene of insure ction in thu
Rhodoph mountains, in the capacity O.
Turkish commissioners. The insurgents ar,
well differed and provided with an abund
arce of ammunition. They occupy impreg
nable positions. A deputation Of Mussuime1
inhabitants of Roumelia, waited upon MI
I.ayard, British ambassador, to-day, ant
begged him to telegraph his government t
urge European intervention to put all end tt
the atrocities committed by Bulgarians.
It is denied that Grand Duke Nichola
Will leave San Stefano.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, April pa leading grain cir
cular says Though country deliveries Q
wheat are somewhat larger, the imports int,
the kingdom during the past two weeks ar
considerably smaller than we frequently hat
lately. All markets this week were firm o,
spot, ard in neighboring districts the de
rnand improved at the extreme quotations 9
Tuesday. At this market to-day millers wer
readily paying an advance of one penny o
white and two pence per Genital onred whea
Flour is in improved request at extrem
prices. New corn is held for three pence t
SIX pence per quarter advance. Fair sale
were made at the former Improvement
INDIAN TROOPS ENBAnKlEa.
BOMBAY, April 26.-Troops are arriyin
here daily for embarkation. The first d.