Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-19
Ausrp1AN VOTE oF cREp1r.

he speakers declared they would vote in favor
If credit, but expressed hopes for q peaceful
solution. The debate was adjourned until to-
morrow.
The Austrian delegation to-day, at a full sit
ing, granted the demand Of the minister of
war for 657 900 forms for military stores.
Advices from Vienna published in Paris
states that England has refused to take part
even in preliminary conference of the am
bassadors. until Russia has given formal en-
gagement that all clauses of the treaty shall be
koff in reply merely reiterated his promise that
The full treaty will be communicated to the
powers.
FRANCE AGAIN ESCAPES DANGER.
VERSAILLES, March 18.-The Senate, by "a vote
of 148 to 113, passed the third article of the
state of siege bill. The article provides that
the President can only declare state of siege |
under a dissolution of the chambers on the
wished also to permit its declaration |
in the event of instruction. In
the chamber of deputies M. Leon Say. minis
ter of finance, moved the budget of receipts be
made the order of the day for Thursday. NJ.
Gambetta supported the motion, and declared
the hour had arrived to assert confidence in the
ministry and the future of the republic. The
motion was adopted, 436 to "a. Thus all fear
of crisis is averted.
VERSAILLES. March 18.-The Senate, after
voting on the third clause of the state of siege
bill, voted on the whole bill, which passed
1853 against 100. The cOnstitutlonallsts, In
spite of the rejection of one of their amend
ments, supported the government This had
very good effect.
DECLINES TO BE BOUND.
LONDON, March l9.-There was slight riot
ID r .lo,, fha
celebration of St. Patricks day.
The Times says the latest phase of difference
between Russia and England seems to be that
Russia, while admitting the right of congress
to discuss all points of the treaty, declines to
be ultimately bound by the decision of the ma
jority of the powers.
A well-informed st. Petersburg CORES pond
ent states that Russia will not allow interior
ence with points concerning the war indemnity
of Armenia and Bessarabia.
The Berlin National Zeitung says the Aus
TRAN government has been positively informed
that the Russians are concentrating on the
Austrian frontier.
CoI4DLY RECEIVED.
LONDON, March ia Paris correspondent
states the proposal to convene the preliminary
conference to settle the programme for con-
gress has been generally coldly received as un-
necessary.
Constantinople telegram received in Paris,
says England has asked permission to establish
a coal depot on the island OF Tenedos.
SHOULD BE CONSULTED.
LONDON March ia Vienna correspondent
states that all the powers agree that Greece
cannot we'll be admitted to the Congress on the
same footing as the signatory powers, but she
should be consulted in all matters concerning
the interests of the Greek race.
ENGLAND PROTESTS,
LONDON. March ia Berlin dispatch re-
| ports China has asked Russia to evacuate Kuld-
scha. 1t is said that some Chinese officers who
are studying in Europe have been ordered
home.
| Pera correspondent hears from trust
worthy source that England has strongly pro-
| tested at st. Petersburg against the Russian
| advance toward the Dardanelles and Bospho-
rus.
| Vienna dispatch says the misunderstood.
| ing between Russia and England has made nc
| progress whatever towards a satisfactory settle
| ment.
GREEKS FOOTING.
LONDON March 18.-In the House of Com
mons, Sir Stafford Northcote confirmed the re
port that Russia had not refused. to admi
Greece to the congress, but merely raised tn,
question as to the footing on which the Greel
representative should be admitted.
RUSSIAN TROOPS.
LONDON, March 1S.-A dispatch from Con
stantinople announces that $4,000 Russian
arrived at Tchataldja from Ternova. TIL
Turks are carefully patrolling the Bujukder
road.
GREEK RESURRECTION.
ATHENS, March 18.-The official journa
states that Hobart Pasha has threatened t
lombard Surba unless the insurgents eyacuat
: Makrintza.
NEW FRENCH TARIFF.
: A special from Paris says the French tart
, proposes an increase of duties cotton, sill
, and yarn tissues by "a per cent. A duty of
, per cent is to be imposed on the product
countries which tax French manufactures ov,
20 per cent. It is not believed the chambe
will vote the tariff.
TURKEY NEUTRAL.
t LONDON, March IA Constantinople speci
a says it is reported that important dispatch
I from England were communicated to tt
Sultan Saturday. A council was thereupc
: held which decided that Turkey should renal
neutral in the event of differences betwee
England and Russia.
Berlin dispatch says Emperor William b
replied to Pope Leo, congratulating him on
: accession to the papal throne.
n WORDS INSTEAD ORjMoNEY.
- LONDON, Marcn ia speclal IfOm Slenl
e says the minority of the budget committee
o the Austrian delegation, though voting again
e the credit, gave notice of resolution declaril
u their readiness in case of necessity to ma
le even a greater sacrifice for the protection
It national interests. The minority also express
!, confidence in the policy of the ministry.
:. FRENCH ARMY CHANGES.
e. PARIS, March 18.-Gen. Beathaul has be
d appointed to the command of the eighteen
n army corps with headquarters at Bordeaux,
u place of Gen. de Grimeaudet de Rochebo1
10 transferred to the reserve. Other importa
"a changes impend. Gen. Espivent de La We'll
boisnet commandant of the eleventh cor
Gen. Picard, commandant Of the 18th cor
and Gen. Vellebois have resigned. Leon Sa
ne resignation as finance minister is regarded
be altogether unlikely. It is believed the cha
in Der will vote the entire budget without hest
he ton.
ho SMALL FRY REBELLION.
e, HAVANA, March 18.-A telegram from
e9 maica says revolution took place at Port
al Prince during the absence of the preside
nd Tanes, at the head of one thousand followe
ry attacked the palace, arsenal and fort, and g
ay ceeded in capturing the fort. The navy
ge NAMED faithful. and is bombarding the pr
his lions of the reyolutionists.
re-
gs Feather Prospects.
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