Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-30
European Cable News.


No Ground for British Interior
once.
LONDON, Jan. 29th.-Lord Derby
last night in opposing Strathsn-
denis resolution, that opposition to
any occupation OF Constantinopls
would not he breach of neutrality,
strongly intimated his personal
conviction that the temporary oc-
cupation of Constantinople by the
Russians would furnish no ground
for British interference.
A PNriy Issue Ina EnKIa0d,
LONDON, Jan. 29th.-The vote on
q supplementary estimate has be-
come purely q party question, and
the Liberals will contest it Ms such
and accept only the result of di.
vision as decisive.
Th"se Pence Contiirion..s
LONDON, Jan. 20th.-The peace
conditions are still secret. The
Servians have defeated the Turks
In five days. battle near Rotscha-
rink. In the House Of Commons
to-day, Sir Stafford Northcote
urged a vote for supplementary
supplies to give the Congress OF
Nations to understand that Eng-
land is prepared for any emergency,
as the question of tho Dardanelles
cannot be settled between Russia
and Turkey.
Civil War In,m In ens im Greece.
ATHENS, Jan. 29lh.-It is said
that Gravais, ex-Minister, is or
ganizing q revolution or civil war
and 1t is feared there may DE
much bloodshed. The Chamber
has passed an almost unani-
nous vote approving the rspI essive
measures of the Government.
RpscalatI0ns ~ so RussiA's Course.
VIENNA, Jan. 29th.-Among the
rumors current is one that no reg
ular armistice will be concluded,
but that Immediately after the ar
rival Of Grand Duke Nicholas with
the Plenirotsntiariss and General
Ignatisff in Adrianople, definite
peace negotiations will be entered
into on the basis Of the prelimina-
ries accepted by the Porte. This is
not improbable, as the preliminary
questions are 40 general and elastic
that they will only receive real
Significance by definition in the
final peace instrument. They may
be made infinitely harder than Al
ready announced or else softened
down 30 as to leave Turkey the
semblanes of existence as an Eu-
ropean Power. He would be a
bold man who would now venture
to affirm what will ultimately best
suit the purposes of Russia; wheth-
err she will aim at radical solu-
ton or merely prepare the way for
it. Much will doubtless depend on
the course Of the pour parlers with
individual powers, which seems to
be going on simultaneously with
the negotiations with Turkey.
Whether Russia may think it more
advantageous to crush Turkey or
protect her, an armistice with a
fixed date would certainly be more
In the way than sort of tacit sus-
pension Of hostilities. which
seems, for the moment, to exist,
but which Russia may put an end
to any moment she likes.
AiIooution Against Russia and
Ammbert.
ROME, Jan. 29.-The Pope Ia pre-
pairing an allocution against Rus
sia for the persecution of the
Church In Poland and against
King Humbert on his accession to
the throne for the assumption of
the title of King of Italy. The
Queen of Portugal, daughter Of the
late King Victor Emanuel and the
Pope's goddaughter, is refused ad-
mission to the Pope because she is
residing at the Quirinal.
How B~"kr"p's d" in Gsr'naoy.
LoNPoS, Jan. 29.-German news-
papers state that J, 4 G. Ritter.
hansen, the Hamburg cotton inn.
porters, whose failure was an
nOunced last week, have both com.
mitted suicide.
Turks Krpuispd by Grecians.
ATHENS, Jan 29th.-The Turks
attacked q band Of Thessalonian
insurgents on Mount Pslion and
were repulsed with Q loss of 90.
The loss of the insurgents was iris
fling. The instruction has begun
in the district Of Armyros, in Thes-
sally.