The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

regrets thu, the sssssr, be-sdes eruaei.sss NE
Britain government desires lie t~lis,-. n
Lord Salisbury vnl make kposn their wishes,
. letter Undertaking u The ~situaiion mas 10
reached 90 a. a cOugrc. The cirvulas ~,s
Russis Gao col, r~si,rrHie The declaration that
cAsh y-~ ~, Russia Included. sould have full
liberty of Appreciation and O, action moe
peaceful II. 81 Petsr,targ Assncs kus--
mAk.s the f~olloving aspUuncemeass An Ar-
i've exchange Of communications 70 prcc.ed
lng, under the muicss'ing influence If Germs-
uy. With q vie- u arriving q, . pacific undsr.
standing the natural patch ,o which ~ould be
= congress The improved aspect % Affairs
has developed ~ a. Ia Justify the hcy< q q
speedy attainment ~ . favorable 1 sue n kb-
gland do~- not rai- frcsh obstacles. A core.
pendent At ST Petersburg .sy, Not~ith
standing the gloomy vie ~ VI the leading Ra..
sian newspapers, IL Is believed In official CIRCLES
that the congress viii shortly meet The cor.
responder, adds he has reason 70 belle - thi.
conviction has pretty solid foundation. Ter.
many has NJ, abandoned her intention Of using
her influence In favor 81 peace.
AUSTRIA.
In Vienna, where only a Geographic
summary has vet been received. the most -en-
Gus dsductiof is that the hope heretofore. held
ou, from ~. Petersburg 81 the revival Of the
conference negotiations Ia no, confirmed BY the
GortschskoT circular, which saws nothing
about accepting England's condition for going
IA Congress. Without some such c~oncessioa
On the part ~ Russia, no step can be taken
,o~ Ari a peaceful settlement
A London dispatch Of April 18th says;
Al Vienna Primo Go~rtschakofY' . reply created
an impression 81 Rnssia's willingness to ind
acceptable methods for reopcning negotiations.
This moderate spirit IL believed Ia H. 10 part
due Ia altered tone of. ~ German,
French and Italian presses and politicians con
c.rnir & the treaty Of san s'efano, which point
~ ~ the probab iity 81 Russia instead Of Eug-
lsod being isolsted In case 81 a rupture.
A Vienna dispatch If April 18th says:
A Russian courier has arrived here, bringing
an autograph letter from the Car Ia the Fin
peror Francis Joseph. The relations t~tw ecu
both countries have assumed a more ~concilia
tory tendency.
%kNANy
Der Nord Deutsche Ieitung. Of Ber-
lin, hitherto pro Russian, lectures Russia and
Austria harshiy FOR not conccrting ia the agree.
ment for peace while III. war continued. New.
erthele-~ Der Nord Deutsche Zeitung hopes
that, In view Of the general desire for peace,
MI understanding vii yet be reached. This
article caused a sudden cessation II warlike
uttsrances by the Austrian semi official press.
The Ministerial MontAg Revue say. the hope
Of q peaceful settlement WAS justified by the
fac, that Bismarck Is earnestly ~excrting him
self Ia prevent . European conflict.
A leading Vienna paper says: Peace
can only lie maintained by Russia modifying
the treaty Of san Stefano In conjunction with
other powers. Another paper considers that
England has gained n moral victory for her
elf and Europe.
The opinion AT Berlin continues skep-
teal about the final success Of the negotiations.
The Nord D,uts,he Zeitung, Ia referring 10
Germany's mediation, says The Joint appeal
Of England aud Russia for the good offices of
Germany could have meaning II only the Porte
WAS willing to make such concessions W. would
obviate the possibility Of either party challcnI-
ing the other.