The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05

A Belgrade special says The gov
eminent In, ordered the different Ser.
Wan commanders TO stop hostilillos,
A ConstuntInoplo special says the
blockade OF the Black Sea, between
Odessa and ConstHntinople IL raised
The Times Vienna dispatch saya;
even In the immature details Of
Russia conditions, seem Ia contain
much that can sea cely be brought
into harmony with the interests of
Austria. They are rather calculated 10
SOW seeds Of fresh troubles than 10
promote "A real and lasting peace, and
10 destroy the Ottoman power In
Europe, without substituting anything
which possesses guarantees OF stability.
The smaller states would receive just
enough to make them wish for more,
while Bulgaria, the largest ef them
In extent and population, would
become but little more than
II Russian dependency restoration TO
the ear of Bes-gwh,a without an
equivalent TO Roumania would make
Russia mistress OF the mouth ~ the
Danube, Thus in tho very prelminN
aries themselves, there Is much that
must lead 10 discussion between Aus
trim aud the same must he the case,
though perhaps ~ u lesser degree,
with the other powers. Meantime
Roumania has already her claim to
take part as beliEerent In the con.
clu,lon OF peace, the mini,ler Of
foreign affairs having issued circular
to this effect The Seryians are great.
~ disappointed with the frontier rccti.
Hca,ions allowed them by the Russian
preiimiUaries, aud claim that, in spite
Of the 0rmlsticG. they will not stop
operations until they have possession
of oil Serym Gown to the river Low.
Ry THE lime war between Turkey
and the Helrns has actually broken
out The Turks seem to have expected
this, for rurki-h man of war has
been ordered to Athens to take of the
the minister. Thus the eastern ques-
ton has now been raised in its full
rXtent.
The London correspondent OF the
Manchester Guardian, telegrapuing to
that paper last night that the pro-
tycol signed at Adrianople, tends to
increase the public distrust, and If
Russia were not pledged to refer GER,
tain conditions to conference, pub
lie sentiment would take more de-
cided shape than distru4t. The liber.
ais have not heretofore been heard
unanimous in supporting Mr.. Forter's
amendment to the governments mo-
tion for supplementary. The sigma
ture of the armistice will perhaps de.
crease the governments majOrity, hut,
in any circumstances, 1t will probably
exceed hundred The government
may endeavOr to counterfeit the effect
of an armistice by some announce
ment concerning the terms OF the pro-
tOcol, if they are unsatisfactory, the
government will not hesitate to say 30.
The feeling 10 night, IL far from hope
ful.
a st Petersburg special says the czar
yesterday, after inspection, addressed
the troops rs follows: 81 congratu-
late you upon the armistice, the salts.
factory conditions of which are due to
our brave troops, %h0 proved that for
them nothing is impossible Of accom-.
plishment. We are still, however, far
from the end, and let us continue to
hold ourselves prepared until we obs
tain durable peace worthy of Russia. 1"
A Vienna dispatch says the cabinet
yesterday issued formal invitation to
the slgnatory powers to the treaty of
Paris to send representatives TO coli
ference to be held at Vienna.
A Rome special says the Courier
states that Cardinal Howard il to be
created archbishop of Edinburgh and
primate Of Scotland
Public opinion here, and even more
at Moscow, regards the projected con
ference with disfavor. Some paper
speak of the conference as a mere de-
vice ofthe European powers to depriy,