Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-26
THE RouMEL1AN RESURRECTION.

STILL TALKING.
ST.. PETERSBURG, April 25.-The Agence
Russe announces that negotiations continue
in friendly manner by the intimate inter
course of the cabinets. The Agence denies
that invitations to the congress have been
sent to the powers, or that they have been
even framed, as that will be the task of the
preliminary conference. There will also te
before the congress meets, an exchange Of
views between the cabinets, upon the princi-
pal questions at issue. England demands
more than an acknowledgement of the Euro
pean character of the questions raised by
recent events, as Prince Gortschakoff's reply
to Lord Salisbury's was an absolute affirma-
ton of such acknowledgment.
A SOP FOB TIE sERv1ANs.
BELGRADE, April 25.-Gen. Loschjanin has
returned from st. Petersburg with an auto
graph letter from the Gar, thanking the
Servian troops and acknowledging their
bravery, and concurring in the session of
Wranja and True to Servia, and promising
to have oil possible regard for Servian
wishes.
THE SICK STATESMEN.
LONDON, April pa telegram from Ber-
lin states that Prince Bismarck's illness does
not appear to be dangerous, and his speedy
recovery Is expected.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg reports
Prince Gortschakof as much better.
FoRaI D CIRCULAR.
CoNsTANTINopLE, April 25.-It is now GER
tain that the circular which it was stated on
the 18th had been sent by the Porte to its
representatives abroad, recognizing the San
Stefano treaty as the. result of the war, and
expressing determination to legally carry
out its terms, but at the same time saying
that the Porte would regard as opportune
pledging the Porte to carry out projected
reforms, was not sent out by the Porte, nor
is any circular whatever regarding the San
Stefano treaty to be issued.
LONDON, April 25.-Negotiations regard
ing the Congress and withdrawal of the
British feet and Russian troops from near
Constantinople have as yet led to no result,
and it is considered very unfortunate that
Bismarck and Gortschakoff have fallen ill at
this critical juncture. In the uncertainty of
the issue of the pour parlers ths Russians
are doing their best to strengthen their posi-
ton, and advices from various sources con-
cur that there are considerable movements
Of troops towards Constantinople as we'll as
Galiroli.
According to letter in the Vienne Pol
itiscAe Correspondent, from Tchaldja, about
thirty miles northwest from Con-
stantinople, two thousand sappers and
eight thousand infantry are at work there
turning and completing the lines thrown ur
by the Turks along the whole line from
Hadelkoi to Derkos on the Black Sea. The
smaller redoubts have been enlarged and five
new ones constructed. There still remain 8
good many of the siege guns belonging te
the Turks. These are far from sufficient tc
arm the extended works, but one hundred
guns and thirty mortars are expected from
Odessa.
At San Stefano, as well as on other ex-
posed points of the coast, strand batteries
have been erected to Illustrate any attempts
to land. According to Russian accounts
which are doubtless exaggerated, seven hun
dred guns are already in position along tn!
coast in Wallachia.
Says correspondent at Bucharest: Tht
Russian troops of occupation consist o
three army corps, twenty -four reserve bat
talions and proportional number of NJ
tillery and cavalry. OF these, the 18th arm,
corps is distributed in cantonments between
Bucharest aud Guirgevo, the 18th corps is q
| Galatz, the eth is in Bessarabia, and the 24t
reserve batalions are in Moldavia, making i
all about 10000 men under Drentelem.
4 THE GREEK RESURRECTION.
ATHENS, April 25.-British consuls are sti
unsuccessful in their negotiations for a
armistice between the Turks and the insu
gents of Armyro. The Turks have bee
defeated by the insurgents near Karditza.
DISRUPTION OF THE HOME RULE PARTY.
DUBLIN, April 25.-A letter of DR.. Micha
Francis Ward, home rule member of parli
ment for Galway borough, was publisht
, here yesterday, in which he defends hin
self respecting the course he took again
Mr.. O'Donnell, home rule member fl
8 Dungarven, with reference to the letters a
tack on the late Lord Leitrim in the Hou
; of Commons. DR.. Wards letter is regard,
: here as definitely breaking up the home RI
party, since he says the difference betwe
: the two sections is constitutional one, al
3 declines for the moderate section all respon
? bility for the revolutionary acts of Cnarl
4 s. Parnell, home rule member for Meath.
= EDINBURGH TO STAY At SEA.
:, LONDON, April 25.-It has been defnit.
q decided that the Duke of Edinburgh sh
It remain with his ship in the Mediterranean
j, POPE LEo's LATEST ENcYc1lcAL.
> RoME. April 25.-An encyclica! just issr
% by Pope Leo points ont that it is wrong
! society to combat the church and the Ron
d, pontihoate, especially regarding tho Q
is principally, which is . guarsn.ee Of it's
10 erty and Independence. TIC Pope ren,
10 and confirms the protest Of Plus TX agai
or the occupatlon of this civil principally
" the church. His holiness is confident Il
ns with the aid OF God and tho zeal of past
is society will finally return the homage
rs, owes to the church. The encyclical Il G
40 orally moderate and full Of expressions
affection toward society.
THE LANoASH11 STRIKE.
Iis- MAxoms1En, April 25.'-Nearly all
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