The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-18

are AID 10 b. hinaerins N. yss>>x. ~ ~
Russian p~royisson column. through thsir ,srrt-
tory. and 10 hsv. Threatened 10 fortti u Alto
srthor. w
A dispatch from Lhadon. Of April ~.
-s,. ss.r,,er,tar.co sr-spp oden' reports th.,
Austrian visss sr, r~gSd.d - .vhotb1iAnt
thrrc the, the ku..i,n CAnncsIlsr,, 20 prevent
q sllisne b-ts cen Aa.trta and England, 10 IN
make smother attempt 90 eome Ia ,eruS 9Th
Ehglani At Nicnna hopes src .tll enter
tslned tina, the cougrr.. may meet. A ds-
patch say. Russis b. irrtAted b, tho r,tun
from France, the latter tsing approached fra
separate recognition 10 the treaty u san stef-
ano, replying tina, sbe would not participated IN
the combination agains, England. u ~
t~srssurg dispatch and adsiees from 3erlin aud
vteess @esssoe shss thess are scsue ssdsrs
lions thu, Russia nigh, desir ~ rsns ssgo-
iis,ioss fos . CosUss., ssk,oe shs Wst Il
Paris - . basis % discussion.
A Berlin dispatch sAys: la,cuigepcs&
from St. Petersburg SCENE 10 Indicate that the
pesce patty IL acquiring greater influence In
the councils Of the CsAr. II IL expected h~v
that the Cssr VII solicit the gupi osuees % the
Emperor u GERMANY, ~ mediator between
himself and England. The Russian reply to
Lord salistury's circular ~iil, Il IL said, lay
particular stress on the absence % counter
proposals., and viii call upon England to male
counter proposals. This siIl lie the main p.Ass
urged. The ~. Petersburg Agence Russo says:
The Moscow and st. Petersburg ne~ -papep
assAil i,s moderate lang iAge and that II the
Journal de ~. Prtersburv, declaring INA, the
British government, by involving Rus-ia's dy-
nasty, has made II impossible Tor her to yseki
to England's demands.
A st. Petersburg dispatch states that
Lord Derby's resignation Of the foreign Office
was q complete surprise and caused an i'm
mease sensation In official circles. Lord Dvr-
by, says the dispatch, IL reproached FOR having
inhaled Russis and EnglAnd by going ~ fss -
he did In the direction which be ~di~spprovsa.
The Loadon Standard has . report that In COO
sequence 81 Austris's refusal TO cone IN IN
agreement with Russia, 10 IL believed that
Prince 0ortsrhAkoY has already Informed lD~d
LOTUS that Russia Ia ready to Yield 10 Eng
lands demand IN regard 70 the congress. An
other dispatch says this report should Ne r.
ceived with reserve. The Russian ! ,urna,s OPP
pose concessions on the part Of RuAsia. 81
Petersburg correspondent telegraphs that var =
IL regarded ~ Almost inevitable. A few men
In high ~posation st ~ Petersburg advocate .
nual attempt ct Cancellation by the simultass.
Gus withdrawal Of the British feet and Russian
army from the neighborhood Of Constautino-
pie.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg says
IN inspired article IN the Jourual De q. Peters
burg c~ostains this sentences; ''The conyictios
that Rssland's demands are Incompatible With
the interest Of Russia and Europe win find ono
support Ia the public opinion OF this empire.
Notwithstanding, all hope Of = peaceful solu-
tion ia not yet abandoned"
The st. Petersburg Agcuce Russo says that
II England should state what she proposed,
then her proposals and those Of the Cabinet a.
Vienna might pave the way for . common uu-
derstanding.
TURKEY.
The latest advices from Constantine
pie says that u strong conviction pre-, ails a.
Russian headquarters that an Anglo Russian
war Ia inevitable, II IL reported that Russia
has offered To cancel the money indemnity ADD
increase the Turkish powers over New Bulgm-
ria, - . reward for an alliance, but these Of
fers have not led TO any result. The Danube
has been officially declared open and FRYE ~
danger between Ibrsil and Sslps. W
TALL
Dispatches from Rome Of April Ist
any; Count Corti, Foreign Minister, has pross.
ised the Chamber Of Deputies to explain the
Governments Eastern policy on The sth iasl
II 10 expected that he win sy observsst In
action end neutrality are ius1os~bly I.aiy's
policy. Home complications aud the necessity
OF ksspluG o. good tsrms with Germany ssd
Austria win keep her quiet
AUSTRIA.
The Vienna New Free Press SAYS.
The renewal Of blooished will be Russia n fsu,s:
England 10 'championing International nghl
Another Vienna paper says: II Russis nAsi-
gates ne treaty stipulaeons 10 c0nstdsrstOU
Of . Turkish alliance, he viii thereby depssys
the treaty Of any binding force.
Vienna papers. commenting on Lori
saiisbury''s circular TO the Powers, asy Austrs
and knglasd ere agreed regarding Lord Saks-
oury's crtticism Of the treaty Of San etefano.
and steps nscessary 70 protect the ~iuterests Of
both States, and express the conviction that
only BY . Difference Of Russia TO Lord salis-
bury's views can war between England and
Russia be avoided.
The question concerning the position
OF RoumAnia 10 becoming more embarrassing.
II Is said that Austria has minated her desire
that the authority Of Russia should be limiL,,
as much A. possible during the psssaRs Of
troops through the principally, AMI that ~
erything should he avoided which nigh, give
the character OF Russian occupation TO The
temporary presence Of imperial troops.
y Vienna dispatch says: In conxs&r
quence Of Lord Derby's resignation and ~
calling out OF the reserves, Austria has CO a.ea
her efforts to effect . compromise about the
congress- feeling sure that Russia win not
yield to Engiand's demands ncv, when do