The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-30
TuRoo-RussIAN WAR.

cons,autiaopis a sesas % Disorder
AFsned Soldiers riuaasrtnk tho hat
ranndinE lpwas -uunaFeda Pssish
ieH ior Feed ana fFom Ca,d-PeAgs
1eFms,
Moon Associated tTesa hsnortl
LONDON, January gO.-Ihe press aa
ISOLATION understands that upon the
announcement that the government
would consider the money vote 10 be- Y
vote NJ confidence, Lords Granville,
ltlp0n aud Kimberly, and some Of The
other opposition leaderH, hastily con-
Tered together, aud altogether no de,
flnlle resolution Was taken. II IN uil.
defhto0d that the opposition viii aO-
dept the governments challenge, aud
arrange Ito whole eastern policy. Lord
Huntington propoeed u oslponement
~ debate, 80 NJ % give the county an
opportunity 20 explese ia opiniou. IL
IN expected the debate VIII occupy four
nlRhla. II the government IN defeated
parliament viii no immediately dla
solved, but defeat In almOat Impossible,
The conservatives nre confident OF u
majority ot my.
a special lelegraphIc dispatch TO tho
STANDARD nom Belgrade, on Monday,
spyAi After n four days' battle the
Turks were defeated near Rustohuk By
forty thousand strVians. The hoa.
pitfalls here have been ordered 10 pre-
pare for three thousand Wounded.
The Daily News says, We under.
stand that the oppoeiIlon leaders viii
meet 10 day u consider the form Ia
which they viii oppose tho supple
montafy vote. There In but little
doubt that the Mafqula Of Huntington
viii move u hostile amendment
The latest from Athens up TO last
night saya order has been ro-establish.
ed, but the desperation OF thepe0ple IL
unceasiDg, Their disposition IL very
warlike.
a special dispatch to the Times from
Philadelphia, indicating u possible
two thirds majority In the United
Statea senate for tho Bland silver bill,
has effected depression In American
securities,
The Echo says there IL u great panic
In the cotton trade Of Blackburn, on
account OF fears OF u prolongatlon and
extension Of the eastern war, which
has hitherto greatly depressed manu-
iaolure. Should the crisis continue,
mill owners Will attempt reduction
of ten per cent. ON the wages OF opor.
atives.
The vote of the supplementary esti.
mates has now become n purely party
fhA IlharuIA xptI tau
II as such, and accept the result OF the
division M decisive,
The governments position In divi.
vision Ia weakened by II vote of conf,
denCe to the question Of supplies, be-
cause many liberals who might not
have been willing to refuse supplies
will not hesitate To oppose the cabinet
on party questions. On the other
hand, the governments eastern policy
will be strengthened by decided ma
jority to such an extent that fear Is
already expressed in some quarters
that the cabinet will take u hostile at
titude, even at the risk Of offering
Lord Derby's resignation of the foreign
secretarysbip. Lord Derby last night,
In opposing Lord S;rahedon's rcsolu.
ton declaring that opposition to any
occupation OF Constuntinople would
not be breach of neutrality, very
strongly intimated his personal con.
nection that temporary Russian occu-
patton Of Constantinople would furnish
30 ground for British interference
Advices from Constantlnople up to
$50 last night say there il no news yet
from Turkish peace plenipotentiaries.
The Times correspondent at Bel.
grade states that Prince Ballenberg,
son Of Alexander of Hese, viii be APP
pointed regent Of Bulgaria.
The Times correspondent, tesieged |
in Erzeroum, writes January 10th
ry phus raging, two hundred and fifty |
have have died. There are 10, 600 sick |
and wounded in the hospital
BRUSSELS, January 90 The indie.
pendcnce Beige has the following |
special from Vienna: Austria, like
the other powers, considers that the
peace conditions require great m0difi-
cation as regards the agrandizPment
of SerVia and Montenegro, and the
retroceesion OF Bess Aratia. llnssia's
demands in regard to indemnity are
deemed inadmissable because tending
to perpetuate the occupation OF Bull
garla. Austria will Immediately send
a note to the powers on these doints.
The concentration OF Russians ut
Adrianople continues. Scouts have
arrived near Clortu, about seventy
miles west of Constantinople. Sulei>
man pasha il at Batoum. Mehemet
ali is at Constantinople, but returns to
Chalalja Immediately.
There are ten British iron. clads III
Besikil buy.