The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-06
England Preparing to Land Indian
Troops in Egypt.
RENEWAL OF PEACE HOPES.
Italy Has No Fear of the
Future.
ENGLAND'S WARLIkE PREPARATIONS
rBY CABLE TO THE HERALD


disembark Indian troops at Port Said and suez
and measures are being taken to secure the tran
sit Of three English iron clads, which are expected
at Port Said on Tuesday
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN EGYPT.
A special despatch to the Fatty Ne,cs from Alex
andrla says Admiral Horribly, with the iron-clads
Mnotaur Defence Black Prince and Palas, is ex.
pected at Port Said on Tuesday. The situation is
creating great excitement In Egypt. 1t Is gener-
ally believed that arrangements have been con-
Guided to land Indian troops there
FOR suEz DIRECT. ;
The Times OF India, of Calcutta. states that an
expedition will say for suez.
A RUsso-TURKIsH UNDERSTANDING.
RussoTurkish Convention has been concluded
arranging for the return OF the Turkish refugees to
their homes. Only these will be sent back at
present who belong to localities occupied by Rus
slams outside of the princpality OF Bulgaria Rus.
sian troops will accompany the refugees to protect
them and restore their property. The expenses
VIII be borne by Turkey. The position OF Sadyk
Pacha, Chief OF the Ministry, Is shaken.
FURTHER ABOUT THE CONVENTION.
The Vienna Political Correspondence publishes
the following despatch from Bucharest:-.lt is un-
derstood that Russia has proposed new military
convention by which she win be empowered to con-
struct camps at Plojcst and FoEschani engaging In
return to remove the headquarters and other
establishments connected with the troops from
Bucharest. Roumanla, up to the present time, has
refused ASSENT
DANGEROUS DELAY.
SDcCtal ffuop Crf-
day, says Safvet Pacha has persuaded General
Todleben to grant six days. delay in regard to
the evacuation Of Schumla and varna only
TURKS EvACUATE ARTvIN.
The Turks have evacuated Artvn, In the Pacha
lie OF Trebizond. This Is considered the com
mcncement Of the execution of the treaty Of Sa.
6tefan0
NOT coNcEDING ENOUGH.
The Times Vienna correspondent says the
Turks have not even deemed the offer which
the Russians apparently mado to retire beyond
Tchataldja sufficient compensation Tor the
evacuation OF the fortresses. They point to
other unified treaty stipulations, such as
the non-return OF the Ottoman prisoners ana the
constant reinforcement OF the Russian army
only sick and wounded being sent
home, and allege that part OF the Russian
Asiatic army has already landed at Burgas.
The Turks are unlikely to yield easily In regard to
the fortresses.
THE RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS.
despatch to the Times from San Stefano says:--
"Nothing mas been decided as to the transfer OF
the Russian headquarters from this place. reports
TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
DRAWING BACK.
portion OF the Russians at San Stefano have
Withdrawn to HademkoL
MORE CONFIDENCE
The A0fHce Russo, OF st. Petersburg, says much
better impression prevails respecting the prospect
OF the negotiations 1t Is rumored that the ap-
preaching arrival OF Count SchouvaioG here on q
visit IL connected with friendly exchange of
views resulting from the pouypariers between
London and ST. Petersburg
TIE CHATTER RESUMED.
The Berlin correspondent Of the Times states that
Russia has sent fresh communications to London
and Vienna specifying the concessions she is willing
to grant and again expressing her Willingness 10
enter into special negotiations.
LORD LOTUS
The Times Vienna correspondent says the most
direct and the shortest way seems to have been
chosen Tor the resumption OF the ponpdsie7,s-
namely, through LORD Augustus Lotus.
EFFECT OF THE BRITISH REPLY
The correspondent confirms the report that Eng
lands first reply produced favorable impression
al st. Petersburg.
AWAITING ESGLAND's ANSWER.
1t is believcdjn well informed circles that Count
Schouvaiorf will shortly go to 81. Petersburg for
few days The object OF his visit Is unknown, but
Is assumed to be Important
SOMETHING DEFINITE
Some say he will not come unless he can bring
some definite proposals from the British govern
mcnt. II Is known here that the negotiations Tor a
Congress continue, but extreme reserve is MAIN
taincd
ENGLAND STILL INSISTS.
The Times correspondent at Vienna intimatcs that
England has not abandoned her claim In regari 70
the submission OF the whole treaty but has at most
consented to enter into an exchange OF ideas con.
corning the merits OF the treaty while the pour.
pdrieys to lind q formula for the Congress con.
tinue.
WHY DELAY rs ASKED.
The few days delay, anticipated by the Aocnce
Russo on Thursday, In obtaining any news or the
renewed negotiations Is explained by the Supposi-
ton that negotiations on the above topics
and on the Withdrawn rom Constantlnoplc were
procc simultaneously so that the understand.
Ing about one VIII depend that arrived ut about
the other
GOSSIP FROM coNsTASrTNorLE.
kilograms from Constantinoplc state that Moukll.
mr. Osian and Mehcmct All Pachas have gone To
san Steiano
special envoy has gone to Datoum with lnstruc.
tons for Dcrvsh Pacha from the Porte
Prince Labanon, the new Ambassador to the
Porte IS expected to leave St Petersburg on Tues.
day. Chakir Pacha viii start thither on the 18th
inst.
sERvrA MOVING ON.
Servian 'dctachments arc advancing gradually
towards the Prlsrend, Mitrovitza and Salonlca
railway AT Uskup their irogress has been i'm
pedcd by the guerilla warfare OF the Mohamedan
Arnaouts
EXTRAORDINARY ~ ACCORD.
II Is officially announced at Vienna that the Aus
TRAN and Hungarian Ministers have come to an
agreement on the Austro-IIungarian compromise.
FURTHER ABOUT THE ARRANGEMENT
vienna correspondents confirm the report
that an agreement has been reached between