Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-22
EUROPE'S TROUBLE
4 FRESH WdR EXCITEMENTIN ENG
LIND.
Effect of Bismarck's Speech on the Pow
ers--Russian Army Observation-Disclosures
Mission to the Gar Seeking for Better
Peace Terms--Servia Dissatisfied With
Russias Plans.
B1sMARcK's SPEECH.

BIsMARcK's SPEECH.
LONDON, Feb. 21.-A Vienna correspondent
says: If the impression produced by Prince
Bismarck speech in the German Reichstag
Herr Benningsen, and the warmly sympathetic
way in which they were received by the House,
have here produced unalloyed satisfaction,
proving, as they do, that the thoughtful mill
lister, in his responsible position. must endeayor,
in the German Parliament, to hold the balance
evenly between Austria and Russia. Neverthe- /
less the scale grayitates in the direction of
the former. and the great value of this is fully
understood.
A st. Petersburg correspondent says Bis
marck' speech produced no impression what
ever in official circles, being precisely what
was anticipated several days ago. Indeed, its
general scope and tone were confidently pre-
dicted by people whose prophetic inspiration
was probably derived from official sources.
A Paris correspondent says the chief thing
remarked here is Prince Bismarck's de-
sire to absolve Germany from all responsibility
and to maintain just equilibrium between
Russia and Austria. After this speech people
are more than ever discussing the policy of
England.
EXCITEMENT IN LONDON.
LONDON, Feb. u, 2:3O p. MT is reported a
cabinet council was hastily summoned this
morning. Lord Cairns lord high chancellor
being called from the hearing of a case in the
House of Lords. The stock market is very dull
and heavy in consequence of this report, and
Russian securities are one per cent. lower than
yesterday.
RUSSIA AND sERvIA.
BELGRADE, Feb. 2l.-Negotiations between
Russia and Servia continue. The Russians
have waived the incorporation of Nisch with
| the new province of Bulgaria but insist upon
the Servians relinquishing Perd and Okpollan-
ka. This causes much indignation in Seryia.
TREATY OF PEACE.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Feb. 2l.-It is said Russia
stipulates for date by which the treaty of
peace must be signed at Constantinople. There
are 20, 900 Russians at Tchatalda, but they are
not ad yancing beyond that place. The Rus
slams are fortifying Rodosto.
A PEACE STIPULATION.
An Adrinople correspondent says the peace
negotiations proposed will be made to have a
! tribute of money to be reserved from Bulgaria
/ paid into the Imperial Ottoman bank for the
benefit of Turkish bondholders.
RUSSIAN ARMY MOVEMENTS
special from Belgrade says six thousand
Russians are expected to occupy the Pashaleck
of Nisch shortly.
THE CONFERENCE MEETING.
LONDON, Feb. 2l.-ln the House of Lords
this afternoon Lord Derby stated the difficulty
as to place for the meeting of the conference
had been removed and that Baden Baden hat
been chosen. Austria proposed the meetin!
should take place the first week in March, but
this government objects to the shortness o
time asked, and will not deviate from til
usual course Of sending ambassador.
ERZERoUM.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Feb. 21.-It is reported tina
the Governor of Erzeroum has telegraphed tn
Porte that the evacuation of that place is i'm
possible, as owing to the interruption of com
: munications by snow the troops could nc
obtain supplies outside of the city.
BETTER TIMES WANTED.
: PERA Feb. 2l.-Namyk Pasha' s mission to s.
;. Petersburg is to endcavor to obtain from tn
e Gar modification of the terms of peace
especially those touching the withdrawal {
S Mussulmans from Bulgaria, and the limits c
the new principality, which it is stated tt
;, Russians now insist on bringing within fc
d miles Of Constantinople.
t AWKWARD.
ST.. PETERSBURG. Feb. 21.-It is general
y felt that Russia's present relations with Ro1
IS mania are extremely awkward, but the the go
r eminent shows no signs of relinquishing il
>, demands for the retrocessiOn OF Bessarabla.
ENGLISH WAR NOTES.
= An officer of the horse guards rived at Bri
20 tol Yesterday accompanied by veterinary su
W geon to purchase five thousand horses for Il
De war office. The officer states this is part of
purchase of twenty-one thousand horses viii.
u have been ordered.
tie The government has purchased another lro
ID clad built for Turkey. 1t mounts ten twel
ton guns.
I'd The suspicion is widespread that the COVER
rs ment intends dissolving Parliament abo
Easter time.
III l. A conviction prevails in Berlin that the mi
ce tary and court parties at Vienna will indu
the Emperor to settle amicably with Russ
Of notwithstanding the prepossesslons of the HUI
ne garians.
es The Australian colonies consideri
"a measures to be adopted for the defense of t
On coasts in the event of Great Britain engagi
ne in war.
Id considerable number of Russian troops a
ne concentrating beyond Adrianople.
1t, The foreign Office has given notice to Lloyt
or that the prohibition of the export Of grain a
n other products from Black Sea ports has be
,r- raised, but that the torpedoes have not J
d. been removed.
ok LONDON. Feb. 22.-The war office has invit
at tenders for supplying 10000 Henry rifles.
y LONDON, Feb. 22.-It is stated positively
he'lobbies of Parliament that the governme
" has received private information that
"a Turkish fleet is to be surrendered to Russ
~ - and that part of it has already been SURE
- - dered.
nd ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. 2l.-Ihe 4gence r,
hv says Together with the whole Russian pr
he he we unresuredly approve of Prince Bismarc
th speech. The 4gencc declares that Englan
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