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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 102, 30 April 1878, Page 2

Kedter's Telegbajis per Press Agency.] m, T1 Rome, April 26. Ihe new Pope reiterates the protest of Piusi EC. relative to the temporal power of the Papacy. „ . , ■ London, April 27. It is understood that the British Government proposes that the terms of the treaty bf Pans be considered in relation to thte Treaty of Stefano. The health of Bismarck and Goitchakoff is better. Diplomatic negotiations are proceeding. The anti-English feeling of the Russian Press is more moderate. Russia has raised a difficulty that Bismarck's proposal for the withdrawal of the Russian troops from Stefauo and the British fleet from the Sea of Marmora favors England. It is reported that Melagon will be nominated Bishop of Lichfleld. April 29. Ihe exchange of views between the European Powers is proceeding. _, _ 7 Berlin, April 98. The North German Gazette regards the intended despatch of the British ironclad squadron to the Baltic as a measure which will affect neutral interests and complicate the situation. Constantinople, April 28. The Roumelion insurgents • surprised the Russian camp near Phillipopolia. and captured 1000 prisoners. The Grand Duke Nicholas has been recalled from Stefano on account of ill-health, and General Todleben succeeds to the chief command. St. Petebsbobgh, April 27. With reference to England's objection as to the indefiniteness of Bismarck's proposition for the basis of a Congress, Ministerial journals here state that the Great Powers never agreed that there should be a direct exchange of views prior to the meeting of a Peace Congress.