The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07
EASIEilN MATHEWS
The RoumanIan Army May be
Crushed, but VIII Not
BIO Dlsarmed,
England shows No disposition 10
shrlnk From The War, y Long
struggle, Witch IL uleArly
foreaeen,
Austria lnilmaies that the Authority Of
RuaslA In ROumaalA Shall be 20
Limited 40 to Avoid The
Character Of Ooou'
paiIon.
nussia ~ sseretiy NeHoiia,ing ieF 80
Immense Lac nNg,iean Matters.
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Immense laAa rNg,iean matters.
Noon AHa0olAled frnaH Report,
IOsnON, April d,-'lhe PoAi publish.
% tho following IN ponl'oilluiAl fofm I
"No doubt our government, while No,
lefmined 10 ylndloata every line Oi
Lord Salinbury's dispatch, II not un'
willing To take into consideration the
views suggested by the Vienna Slntcs.
man, To-day the prospect II favorable,
hut the government should guard
against u surprise NJ LOnslanllnOple,
and MIR. Laird ought "a be- empowered
10 assure tbs porte Of Englanda sup
port against any sudden advance Of
| the ltuuAiAnnN
The STANDARD publishes the follow
Ing In n almllar fofml ave under.
stand the present intention In TO keep
tho Channel squadron near Malta
available for transportation Of troops
therefrom, Every arrangement has
been made 80 that three or four thou
pand troops could he embarked Ia u
few hours,h
The publication OF GorisohRkOti.
uhlkaa interviews has aroused general
aympnthy Tor Roumania throughout
Europe. The lioumanla protest against
the treaty OF San StefanO waa published
In full In the Vienna POlitlache Cores.
pondontle, yesterday. But u IL not
yet known 10 have been officially COM
munioated 10 the powers. The llnea
referred 10 by this mornings Post, IN
suggested 10y the Vienna Statesman
are believed 10 have originated :, ~,
Petersburg In consequence Of repre-,
sentatlvea from Berlin, aud 10 have
taken the shape OF an endeavor 10 lns
duce England 10 enter Into speclilca-
ton OF the modilcations,she IN willing
TO make IN the treaties OF 1866 and
1871, 40 Russia oan Judge, after com.
pairing her own views with the English
aud Austrian, II any common
ground IL attainable.
Arumor OF General lgnatleil's speedy
return to Vienna IL revived, indicating
that ut 81. Petersburg hopes exist that
Austria In not beyond reach OF n eepa.
rate arrangement; la this respect the
hope OF st. Petersburg IL the confident
belief In Berlin. Germany's chance
Of avoiding eventually being drawn
into the struggle IL said on good au'
thority TO be based on the conviction
that The Emperor OF Austria regards
the Russian alliance IN the safest that
he can get, while Count Andrassy IL NO
averse to decided action that he
will not consent 10 join England In nd.
vance OF hostllties, and after England
and Russia are engaged he may safely
exact from the latter his own price for
Austrian neutrality.
There seems to be some hope OF re.
newal OF congress negotiations, unless
IA collision is precipitated by u necessi-
ty for counter actor In military meas
ures which Russia 10 pushing forward
on both sides of the Danube. Her DO.
sition ut Constantinople, both military
and political, IN regarded M 30 doubt.
fIl. and even threatening, for England
that very slight modification Of the
situation might be considered sufficient
To warrant action, which would amount
IN a breach of the neutrality. Az long,
however. IA Vefiek pasha remains the
Turkish premier, a Russo Turkish al.
lance is believed to be cut OF the ques-
ton. M. Beataba, Roumanian pre-
mier. instead of returning TO Bucha-
rest as was expected he would do,
started from Vienna for Berlin last
night. In Vienna It ia believed the
Roumanian cabinets opposition to
Russia IL real and determined.
n 10 understood that the front oppo-
sition bench In the commons, will not
nronose any amendment on Monday
70 the address to the queen, In answer
m tha nroclamation calling out re-
serves Sir Wilfred Lawson, on be.
half Of the radicals, however, has re
soIvad IN offer a m otion declaring the
n,aaSure unwarrantable and impu-
dent
A Times, st. Petersburg dispatch,
dated vesterdav evening, says that
Iord SeIisburvis circular was commu-
nicsted to Prince Gortschakofi this
morninp
II ia seid in official circles that many
oftba Rritish obiectious might have
basn removed in the congress, but
now the door ia closed against copces.
sions and It il difficult, therefore, to
imagine any pacific solution. The
mus. piauoioo ptp,i', siiad 100
to consider notifications necessary In
the treaties OF 1905 ana 1871.
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