Germany's Example Good

New York, April 25.- A special cablegram t the Herald from St. Petersborg, says: "In Russian official circles ihe change of policy of Germany in regard to the far east is regarded here as likely to lead to a Bettlement of the (juestton that will be satisfactory to the interests of Europe in the east. It Is even hoped that the actlon of Germany will have the effect of causing England to abandon her present positlon of isolation, and will lead her to return to the policy of joint action wlth the other powers, if she Is not tied by secret engagements with Japan.