The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
The RussIin Army VIII Enter
ConstaniInopls In a
Peaceful Way,
fhe supplementary Vote IN The llonae
Of Commons Was Adopted With
Out Dl,lslOn M0nej 10 bn Halls
cd Lby RNchraucr honds
Greece Proposes TO Continue 10 Occupy
Tcrrlory In Her Possession UniIl
the Proposed Conference Decides
All Questions Pending
Tour Thousand Men 10 Worh Exira
hours 80 E"giisr Dachy ards 10 som'
pirte Vessels VA itand,

pour Thousand Men 90 W0rh ExtrA
iours "a Ragii.r Dachy ards 10 soW.
pirte Vessels VA iiand,
Noon Associated rle'h lleportl
LONDON, February IA Vienna
special says Austria viii leave The du'
ration oi the Russian occupation 0l
Bulgaria 10 u conference, Three Aus
trinn men-of war have been ordered To
the liO.phOrua.
a special telegram from London,
aaya the Italian war vessels are going
TO the BOrphorua Russian sailors are
going overland 10 the sen OF Mnrmorh,
to man the Turkish vessels that have
surrendered,
A Newe' special from Berlin aaya'
Prince Gortschaoil has notified the
powers, that since tho lGngllHh cabinet
has resolved 10 send n fleet 10 ConHtun'
tinoplo osleneibly to protect christians,
Russia also, o0ntemplates occupying
Constantlnople from land with the
same object.
Little confidence, until officially con-
nrmed should be placed Ia the Daily
News Berlin dispatch, stating that
Prince Gortschakoii had notified the
powera that since England has ro'
solved to send fleet TO Constantine
pie, ostensibly 10 protect christians,
Russia also conlemplates occupying
the city from land with the same OBJ
Ject,
Other advlces, direct from StPetera-
burg, are quite 10 the contrary. A
semi. oillolal journal, DE 81. Petersburg,
Yesterday published II very temperate
article on the Despatch British lleet ar
ticle. 10 says as far as Russia In con-
cerned, we think this measure ought
not 10 make her deviatc from tho poll
ley she has hitherto followed. Long
before the last incidents which now
bring the English fleet into the waters
of Cunstantiuople that eventually was
ioreseen, and was made the subject OF
instructions to the Russian command
or. In. chief. IL we are well informed,
these Instructions directed that IN case
the Ottoman capital should be occupied
by the imperial troops, and tina British
fleet should appear before the city, the
fleet should bG received with all con-
slderaton due to a friendly power and
II necessity for thopr0tection Of lives
aud property, tho British subjects
should cause troops 10 he landed. These
should too regarded rs welcome nnSll-
ilaries iOg the maintenance OF order ms
long as their activity was confined to
that purpose
Now that the English fleet IL apN
proRohing Constanlinople, and has
here givan rendezvous TO the llsets OF
no other great powers, we may as-
ume that the almA courtesy viii he
maintained between the naval and
land forces ul the different states, II
they should meet ON Turkish soil. six
teof nlChths ago lhia measure was pro.
posed by Russia, aud rejected ny the
cabinet Of London, How much blood
she'd and suffering might have been
nVerIed by the acceptance of this pro-
posal.
A Berlin dispatch to the Times says
Russia has declared her resolve to re.
annex Bess Arabia, despite Roumania's
protest.
After the funeral services for Victor
emanuel, in Florence, Saturday, an
Orsini Boolarsine bomb was thrown
among the returning crowd. The po-
lice with difficulty prevented the lynch
ing of the person who through the
bomb, who is probably insane.
The Daily Telegraph has Issued a
special edition containing the follow
ing, dated at Constantinople, Sunday
night: The porte has refused to issue a
tirman permitting the British fleet to
come to Constsntinople, on the ground
that II the sultan allows ii the Russian
forces VIII probably occupy the city.
This afternoons Pail Mall Gazette
says 1t was known in oil the embassies
In London this morning that the porte
had refused to allow the British fleet to
approach Coustantinople.
The cabinet council was hastily sum
moncd this morning.
The Central News says negotiations
are still proceeding for obtaining FIR
man. The whole British fleet remains
10 Bessika bay, pending result of nego>
tiatons.
A Pera dispatch says in the event OF
n rupture In the armstice, the Turks
could not re-ocoupy Constantinople
lines of defense. Preparations are
being made TO defend the interior lines.
A st. Petersburg special says: The
popular opinion ia that the English
vote of five millions sterling, violates
the neutrality, and justiiies immediate
war The government has not adopted
this view. The moment, however, ID
critical, War with England would be
popular.