Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

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u,rs. On the 25th inst. Gen. Strakoff occu-
.;u1 Luleh. Burgas and Chorlu. lie over
.tno,, 4 convoy of between 10000 and $4,000
,,.pons and $4,000 armed Musselmen tugi-
.;.os The latter were disarmed and escort
vi +, Rodosto, from which place they are to
10 transported to Asia. Demolika and U.s.
,,,,konrie were occupied on the 10Th inst.
Cir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor of Ex-
.,nonor. stated in the House of Commons
.,;s afternoon that Musurus Pasha, the
u,rtish Ambassador in London, has receiv-
~, , telegram from the Porte saying that
.ho oasis for an armistice and peace were to
ho stoned in Adrainople yesterday.
Ybe principal cause of the delay of the
.r,,istice is stated to be the difficulty about
tre military conditions imposed. "a Vienna
n,npr states these include the occupation OF
] Constantinople.
The relief agent who arrived at Glllipoli
i tnl4yraphs: II will stop here to relieve
1000 refugees, who are i'll great distress. |
] have seen, a vast number OF refugees all over
the country dying from cold and hunger.
! There is a great movement towards the sea.
4 The refugees are arriving perfectly desti-
tute, having generally lost half OF each fam
i|y. 1t is Il nation moving Without the
/ means of transport and without homes to
90 to. Englishmen cannot imagine the
Il suffering. restitution and rriM OF these last
\ three weeks to an innocent and industrious
n people,"
4 The Finamcier says the members Of the
u Stock Exchange yesterday, amid yells,
\ burned the Times and Neans, ald other publi-
4 cations of pro-Russian tendencies, and then
n signed an address declaring confidence la
the Government. There was a similar
b demonstration at Lloyds.- Several outdoor
meetings in the country to protest against
the supplementary credit were taken posses
Il sion of by the adllerents OF the Government
and turned into anti-Russian d~enlonstEa-
tions.
Gladstone, in accepting an address from
Tive Liberal Association at Oxford, saith he
" considered the sending Of the Hest into,tlhe
Il Darlanelles AN, act of'war, a breach OF neil
trality. The vote of six millions would bt
saken by Turkey as an encouragement te
prolong the war. He feared the yoee would
be carried by the failure OF the Irish mem
bers to oppose it, though he hoped, tor hre
lands honor, that those, who had them
selves been struggling for freedom woale
respect and sympathize with the freedom O
Others He said the Liberals were III the
minority in the House Of Commons. bu'
they had the country with them on this
question. 1t rested with the country to-day
whether it would incur this vote and EN-
courage Turkey to peusevere in %prolon.ine
the cruel and bloody struggle which ha
already brought her we'll nigh to destruc
tion.
4 special from Rome says that u private
telegram of undoubted authority says TIN
kpssitMls are within twenty-four hours
MARCH of Constantinople.
Italy is prepared to make an alliance wit
aay OF the Powers to- oppose Russian su
prelnaey.
BELGRADE, February 1.-The iN-feelin;
excited by the Russian peace. conditions
SO intense that it appears decided that Ser
Via shall disregard them and continue til
war until she holds the whole Of Old Seryis
BUCHAREST, February 1.-Russian troop
are continually arriving at JassI.
LONDON. February "A Vienna dispatc
says 1t is already decided in principle thu
after the signing of the armistice IL confe1
ellae shall meet at Vienna. Prince Gort
chakoffhas given notice of Russia's as>en