The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
2ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From AL Parts Of the
World.
RUSSIA AND THE EAST.
Italy Denies that She Is Committed
to Any Alliance.
THE CRETAN INSURRECTION.
Effort to Settle the Cotton Strike
by Arbitration.
RUSSIA AND THE EAST.
THE CRETAN RESURRECTION.


[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
LONDON, April %, 1873
rne Times has the following from its correspond
emit at st. Petersburg :-"There is some truth in
the rumors that Prince Bismarck has retired from
the position OF mediator. As the principle OF
simultaneous withdrawal from Constantinople is
accepted he thinks negotiations as to the
details can DO more conveniently carried ON di.
sectiy between the parties concerned. Perhaps
he 10 also Influenced by certain nnofical insiuua-
lions that ne does not ardently desire the success
Of the negotiations
hopes IN DIRECT NEGOTIATION.
'sRus1la u quite ready to continue the negvtIa-
Mons directly, and hopes Lord Salisbury win
abandon his purely negative criticism, but 1t
= net known how England intends to act. Some
very weilinformed people here are convinced
that direct negotiations can hardly fail to be sue
eessful II both sidos desire an amicable arrange.
ment. am assured this Is the case with Russia,
Who d ready to accept any arrangement securing
che arnenoraton Of the condition or the Christians
and moderate compensation
WHAT RUSSIA WILL ACCEPT.
me correspondent recites the notifications Of
the san Stcfano Treaty to which Russia Is willing
TO submit, such as Limitation OF the boundaries
and Of the penod Of occupation Of Bulgaria the
Substitution OF European for Russian commas
sion ana the organization Of European syndicate
to consider she claims Of the holders OF Turkish
bonds rs well as Russia's claim Tor inaemnity.
FIRM OK ONE POINT
He says he has also good reason to believe that
Rusma viii content herself with the retrocesson
Of . small strip Of Bessarnbia, inhabited by Rus
pans. She WIN, however, to all appearance remain
nrm on the question OF submitting the whole
treaty, - she cannot agree to any proposal which
has the evident intention Of INJECTING humiliation.
WILLINGNESS TO TALK.
Tho Tines correspondent ct Vienna says
oil sides arc willing to continue tho negotiations,
although there Is some momcntary il-humor
in St Petersburg ut the difficulties concern.
ing the mutual withdrawal from ConstantI-
noplo. This II caused by questions Of de.
taii and not change OF mind on the part
pf Great Britain. Efforts to arrive at an under.
standing on this point are not considered aban-
aoned.
HAVE THEY AGREEDf
special despatch to the Ne,c Free Press OF
Vienna reports that England and Russia have
agreed to withdraw to the Dardanclles and
AGianoplc respectively. The truth OF this report
b extremely doubtfni.
DOUBTFUL RuMoR.
special despatch from Berlin says that
Austria IL resolved 10 take .immedl-
ate and forciblc possession OF Bosnia and
herzegovina; but the Daily 7etegraph's
Vienna correspondent says lie believes that the
statements relative to tho occupation Of Bosnia
ind herzegovina are based on nero conjecture
PROMOTIONS.
number Of military appointments nre being
gaxetted ut st. Petersburg. The Grand Duke
Nichoas has been promoted to the rank OF Field
Mammal General and recalled to Russia m account
Of III health General Todieben has been appointed
Commander.tn-Cnicf OF the Army in Turkey, with
General imeretinsky as Chief OF Stan.
THE FORMAL TRANSFER
General rodleben win assume command OF the
Russian army on Monday. The Grand Duke Nlcho-
lss win leave for St Petersburg on Tuesday.
THE PORTR's INFLUENCE
me Grand Duke Nicholas has induced the Porte
20 send two more officers to urge the regular
troops who have joined the Mussulman insurgents
70 submit Some Greeks Of Thracc and Macedonia
are Joining tho Mussuman insurgenta
NATURALIZATION OF THE BALTIC.
The Stdnddrd's Paris correspondent states that
me report hrs been revived that Germany is seek.
Ing TO secure the naturalization OF tho Baltic In
the event OF war
DEFERRED FOR THE rRrsKyr.
A Constantinople despatch says:-'sThc great
Russian review announced for Monday has been
countcrmsnded."
TO EMBARK AT ONCE.
A Calcutta despatch to the Times says IL Is re-
ported that tho commanding officers OF numerous
regiments have received orders TO have everything
n readiness for immediate embarkation.
.rg ITALY NOT COMMITTED
The Dtsvlo. Of Rome, Ministerial organ, de-
Sisres authority that Italy has not impaired her
freedom OF action and has neither entered into
any close relations with Germany or Austria nor
invited England 70 formulate programme OF her
Eastern policy
sEnvIA IN WAR rEATHERa
An Servian soldiers on Through have been or
lsred 70 rejoiu their regiments Immediately.
YI0nrIyG IN CRETE.
Continuous lighting Is reported In Crete.
rnR COTTON STRIKE.
RE rspssssntsiives Of the East Lancashire
Wsavsrs Association have resolved 10 submit the
sucssion Of reduction OF wages 10 tho Hrbltrameus
q . committee composed OF Manchester sgcnta
shippers, bankers, operators ana masters, with tho
Bishop Of Manchester ~ chairman Tho masters viii
probably rsiterate their refusal 70 submit tho oues
Noe V arbitration.
LOOKING TO ARBrrRArroS
special from Blackburn 10 the Sfasdard ssatss
SHEA Unson delegates IRON various districts mot
On Sunday 70 make arrangements Tor raising
fssds sss the support Of sho strikers. They
appear 10 30 sanguinc and rcpor that small Arms In
shs sosnssy dsposed - yield, but large en-
ployeva OF Blackburn sesm innexibIs Tho de,crmi
sssies sf shs operatives 10 resIss increase
THE MASTERS xor rxrrEp.
The National Federation OF Employers publish .
lsssr rspsdiasing all connection with shs Lancashire
masters.
BOILER EXPLOSION IN DUBLIN.
A heller IN ssrone's foundry, Hammond lane. OK.
pIcdsd on Saturday. An adjoining house was Do.
ssfsysd. rinesn persons wero killed and twelve
PARIS TO M ILLUMINATED.
The Munieipsty OF Paris have resolved 10 iliumIn-