, 1877-02-21
The Opposition Challenged to Bring
Forward a Deanitive Motion,
4 Russian Army Of 100000 Men Al.
ready Organized.
One Hundred and Fifteen Thousand Men
on the Asiatio Frontier Of
Turkey.
Final Settlement Of tho Auatxo. Hun.
gariau Bank Controversy.


PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION.
LONDON, Feb. 2u.-Aitlncy Nerbert, CoueetTa-
tire. has bcea returned to Parliament for Vii.
tou, defeating Mr. Sorrfs, Liberal.
DESTRUCTIVE STORM.
1.oNnoS, Feb. 2n.-.i furious gale burst oycr
Queenstown last evening, causing considerable
damage to the shipping. The storm also reacl-
cd Liverpool, wfeu heavy gale from the wtAt-
ward now prevails, which Will detatu large
humber OF vessels in rn,rt until the weather
intsierates. i severe gais Is now blowing In
London.
the EAaTERH Qrre1fog.
loyDoy, Feb. M.-ln tic Ifouse nf Lnrts
this Afternoon, the Duke ut Argyle directed at
tc,,tloa to tho Goyernnent's instruction to Lori
sAnlshury regarding the Conference. Tic se-
rerely criticized the conduct OF the Govern
inehE np 10 lat autumn. since whirt time, how
ever, Il. conduct has been ali right. The fall
urc Of thu Conference. b. taid, was attributable
August. al,,l tic s,a!f.hcartcdness, tmidity, ani
Taciiistfon shown In carrying out the policy
which public FEELING forced upon them LII con.c-
queHte 81 the Bulgarian atrocities.
accusation q ilmdty a,,d EasilatIou. .nd MD DC.
nfc'l thai the Government Lad changed It's pol
Icy.
Lori Derby sall since the Conference the
the expectancy, Of peace. upon sefsia, Montc'
With what su.r.s. II they werc surreeeful,
haif the work Of tho CONFERENCE would be done.
mcu.s .iaee liz t:rln,ean War, arc bound to
respect tue treaty by which tint war was con-
cluded." lie pointed to tho startling tnct staat
the persons who exncd that treaty. guarantee.
Ing the Independence and l,ste.rlsy of Turkey.
having fostcrel anu cncousaecl The
tlcrzegovtnIan tn4usrectfon when The
hope!cssness Of 1urisGy's reforms tccamc Cyl.
dent. It Is afso plain that Enc1aud's attitude
toward Turkey could not remain tho same as 1u
1s'B We hare changed as far As the force Of
circumstances have compelled u. hut We have
not dissolved our traditional alliance without
aorrow, and VIC still ding to the hope TINT soue
change I'll counsel. may restore that alliance.
In rcgnrd to Ene'aul's not having used
threats Of toereton at the Conference, Lord
Salisbury thought II important 10 place upon
rncoIl tho fact thai, ~ fur a. tho proceedings Of
threats, and no.iins hal nd happened M at tic tic Co.. Co..
ference to nteslze Russia, Ms d matter Of honor,
tn take military action against t!lc Porte. 1lc
eener:cticnlly Challenged the Opposition to
s sn ocs tstwie wen they sqs ss me2e .owsa sftSf s
tho only coercion Euglantl could threaten would
he tho deal1ucttou Of stamhoul bj fleet.
Turkey would probably disregard i, as tho
ovct;!on .or, 81 yielding Is nut ' r. tls hand;
In tho prosperity o! tho country. Tho
execution at tlir threat would dcttroy fhe only
Government which tlow controls thirty millions
Of rcor'c. Our policy Is to endeas"r TO secure
apu,e lncasllru uf liberty nnd katety for The sub
tcct populations. Uf that NC tin not lcspatr.
II unce The Powers nrc assured That Hence Is
hnrr1cas, there Is every reason to lear that the
great energy which HOW induces them 10 strain
every nrryc to avert war will lead them In fu-
ture TO Bar tbs question must he settled onec
for all, That Is tIc terrible dangcr.
1he Earl Of Hcaconstic!d challenged the OPP
position u pToposs distinct motion. lie ttcp.
reeuted the policy of coercion. Tic puliey Of
Europe. atni ilut merely Of England, was to
!nainlatn tho Integrity alWl Independence VI tho
has always beer, acied upon by all statcstnct,,
as xtlor,lfng the hest security for the peace OF
Europe. Su.ling. lla.l happened stree tho
treaty of Paris to thow that this priuctple MAS
nut wise aud just
THE HlNDENrEsT
llas appeared Vt Hell. II cannot hc traced to
conta:t wiill infected cattle. Stringent meas
urcs arc being taken TO prevent toea! outbreaks.