Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-29
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THE VICTORIOUS COSSACKS.
fRlGHTfUl PANIC IN TURKEY.
SITUATION IN ENGLAND.
FRAUDS AND FAILURES.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Sifualion An ENGLAND

LONDON, Jan. 2a-The vote oi Supplemsni-
airy estimates has now become purely q parry
question. and the liberals Will contest IL as
such, and accept the result of the division rs
decisive. The governments pn>ition i'm the
DIVISION Is weakened by lacking the vote of
confidence Ia the question OF supplies because
many liberals Who might not have been willing
To refuse supplies Win not hesitate Ia opnoSss
the cabinet on The party question. On the
other hand the governments eastern policy
Will be strengthened 10y a decided ma iority TO
such an extent that fear is alrcady oppressed
IN some quarters that the cabinet will take 4
hostile attitude, even at the risk of forcing
Lord Berby 5 resignation of the foreign Secrr-
taryship. Lord Derby last night. in opposing
Lord Stratheden'S resolution declaring that
opposition 10 any occupation Of ConStanlinople
would not he 4 breach of neutrality, very
strongly intimated his personal conviction
that a temporary Russian occupation of Con
Stantinope would furnish no ground for Brit
iSh interference.
The FrightfuI Panic I'm Turkey.
AdklctS from IonStanllnople mp To 10
O'Clock last @ night say" There is no news yet
nom the Turkish peace plenipotentiaries. The
concentration of Russians at AdrianOpls con
tsueS. Scouts have arrived near Chorln about
seventy miles west of ConStantinOple. Sulie-
man PaSha is AT BOulan. Mehemcl Ali is AT
tonStantinnple. but returns to Chatalia immp-
dlaleiy. There are ten British ironclads in
BeSlka bay; The Egyptian garrison has
evacuated Bazadiik, about y miles north
nl NaTna. aud retTeated Ia the latter place.
The Turkish government is having difficulty
10 maintain order in the capital Among the
are many armed CircaSSianS These have al
ready plundered Suleh BourgaS Chorlu and
R"doSlo and other towns, and are now flock
ing INTO ConStantinope laden with booty. The
government wishes Ia diSarm them and send
them into Asa, hut il is doubtful whether they
viii be able to do SO. Appalling misery pre-
walls from the BoSphOruS Ia the gulf of Salon
lea; The whole coast iS crowded with terri
fed MOhammedanS seeking TRANSFORMATION
across The straits. Hundreds are prriShing
from cold, hunger and exhaustion. hut no sue
cor Is possible until the panic and confusion
in the capital has ahated.'
Grecians Spelling for a Fight.
LONDON. Jan. 29.-The latest adyiceS from
Athens tup 10 last nighI) Say:-''Order has
been re-eStabliShed. but the eXaSpeTation of
the people is increasing. Their disposition ~
very warllke: Many volunteers are crossing
the frontier
The Excitement iu Greece
LONDON. Jan. IA special dispatch 10 the
Times from Athens, dated January - SAYS
HOrTlDle threats against the eX-miniSterS are
heard on all sides. and scarcely less violent
against the King. Al ChalciS there has been
demonstration Tor war and the decapitatiOn of
the traitors, as the pN ministers are called. Al
PutraS. Ldutclum and COrinth, there have also
been demonstrations. The people of the cOun
Try are furlouSly eNaSpeTated. saturdays
movement WAS genuine expression OF pOpu-
lar feeling. but since then il has become a 10
litical maneuyre. 1t is said that M. Grayias. am
eN-mlnlSter, II organizing a revolution or civil
war and though to-day things are quiet. il is
feared that before long there may be- much
blOodShed. Nothing could be more contempt
bic than the present conduct of the Greek
rioters. The chamber, however gives no ell
couragCmcnt To these proceedings. TODAY on
motion of Minis. Zahdis and TrcuupiS, il pass
ed an almost unanimous vote approving the
repreSSiNe measures of the government ".
1rcouplS made a speech, which had a good
effect. pointing out the evil impression the
conduct of the rioters would produce in
Europe.