Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-02-22

and the approaches thereto. At |
4:30 the newly elected Pope, sur
rounded by all the Cardinals, APP
peared in the inner gallery of the
Basilica. The crowd loudly shout
ed, Long live the Popep' The
Holy Father at length made a sig
nal for silence and then intoned
the benedicite and pronounced a
benediction. After this, cheering
was revived until the Pope with
drew.
The circumstance of the election
are as follows: At this mornings
ballot, Cardinal Pecci received SO
votes, which WAS five short
of the required two. thirds ma
jority. When the voting was
finished and the papers were
burned, Cardinal Frauchi and
those holding views with him ad-
vanced and kuelt before Cardinal
Pecci. This example being fol-
lowed by others, Cardinal PeccPs
election was accomplished by the
method known as by alteration.
Count Segur Immediately informed
the Pope that he proposed to present
him with a million francs as the
first donation Of Peters pence from
the French episcopate.
AS soon as the result of the eiec.
ton became known the bells in all
the churches of Rome were rung
and the diplomats went to the Vat
lean to congratulate the new Pope.
The Cardinals will remain in the
Vatican until tomorrow. Perfect
order prevails everywhere.
Homage 90 The New Pope.
LONDON, Feb. 21st.-A Rome cor
respondent telegraphs that the
Pope, after his election, assn med
the Pontifical robes and received
the homage of the Cardinals in the
Sistine Chapel.
A Paris dispatch says the election
of Cardinal Pecci as Pope has made
q favorable impression there.
Bismarck Approves Of the New
Pope.
BERLIN, Feb. 2lst. - Bismarck
considers Cardinal Pecci's election
the most suitable possible at pres
ent.
special Env0ys to the Czar.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 12st.-
The Basbiret announces that Ma
myk Pasha, with Fahir Bey, the
Sultan's Abide Camp, has started
for st. Petersburg on II special mis-
sion to the Car.
Kouiaiania Esestivc.
BUCHAREST, Feb. 2lst.-In We'd
nesday's sitting of the Senate, the
Minister of Foreign Affairs said
the Roumanian railways were
practically in the hands of the Rus
slams. He would insist that the
rights of Roumania be recognized;
but, hitherto, his efforts to remedy
this disgraceful state of affairs had
been unavailing. Russia was also
negotiating without the authority
or consent of the government upon
questions which alone concern ed
Roumania.
LONDON, Feb. 2lst.-A special
from Negatir states that the Turk-
ish com mandants of Widdin and
Belgaradchik refuse to surrender or
to recognize the Roumanians, al
though the Russians insist on their
doing so.
England ava Hussia's unarr.
standing.
LONDON, Feb. 21st.-Sir afford
Northcote, Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, in the House OF Com mo us
this afternoon, said: The result of
the negotiations with Russia is an
understanding that Russia will not
occupy any portion of the peninsu-
la of Gallipoli OF the Boulaire lines
on the Asiatic side of the Darda-
nelles. England's understanding is
not to land troops at Gallipoli or on
the Asiatic side of the Dardanelles.
n-urseciion sdus.ehrd.
LONDON, Feb. 2lst.-rhe back
bone of the Kaflir instruction is
broken.
suiicnna s'asma Under Arrest.
PERA, Feb. 2lst. - Sulieman
Pasha has been placed under arrest
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Euigaria'- rr.bmie Money.
ADRIANoPLE, Feb. 2lst.-The
peace negotiations proposed will be
made to have the tribute money tC
be received from Bulgaria paid into
the Imperial Ottoman Bank for the
benefit of Turkish bondholder5.
The aiis,ion {" 80. petersburg.
PERA, Feb. 2l.-Namyk Pasha's
mission to st. Petersburg is to en-.
deavor to obtain from the Gar a
modification of the terms of peace,
especially those touching the with
drawal of Musselmans from Bulga-
ria and the limits of the new prin-
cipality which, it is stated. Russia
now insists on bringing within a
few miles Of Constantinople.
WI, not wiihhr.u tae rIe.i.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. ala
special dated Wednesday says: II
is now stated here that the British
Government will not withdraw the
fleet to Besika bay. Accordingly
the Russians are likely to occupy
Constantinople or Mt Leaf one of its
suburbs, if they have not done so
already.
Cabinet CouAciI Gated.
LONDON, Feb. 2l.-It is reported
that a Cabinet Council was hastily
summoned this morning, Lord
Cairns, Lord High Chancellor, be-
ing called from hearing a case in