Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-20
ALL THE TREATY.

ALL THE TREATY.
LONDON, March ia leading article in
the Times, after considering the terrible con-
sequences that would follow great war, and
the terrible responsibility on the power
which brings it on, concludes as follows:
''Nevertheless England must adhere to this
demand that the entire treaty of San Stefano
must be submitted to the congress. The al
tentative plan suggested by Russia would
raise the previous question on every
clause of the treaty, except those
which Russia Of her own accord
brought before the Congress. But
far more important issues than the interests
of any power are at stake. We take our
stand on the existing treaty. The one hope
of statesmen, for the future peace of the
world, must be founded upon the develop
ment of system of public law upon the
maintenance and increase of the authority of
treaties If the public law of
Europe be valid, until formally
repealed, any new arrangement between
Russia and Turkey falls tpso .facto by its
very nature. Within the scope of the treat
les of 1856 and 1871, it is not in the power
of Russia, and it is not even within the com
petence of the congress-, to decide whether
or not certain clauses of the new treaty fall
within the cognizance of the signatories of
the old treaty. it is bound to take the new
instrument into consideration as WHOLE
TURKISH GUARANTEED LOAN.
LONDON, March 19.-In the House OF
Commons this afternoon, Sir Stafford North
cote, chancellor of the exchequer, stated that
the February dividend on the Turkish guar
anteed loan was paid by England. The
amount was 77,44s. A portion of the divi
dend should come from the Egyptian trib
| ute, but this has not been paid. The khedive
had promised to forward part of it imme
diately. England had taken steps to obtair
| half of the 7,448 from France, which was
the joint guarantor.
MORE RAILROAD FACILITIES.
LONDON, March ia special from Berlin
says the Russians are constructing railway
from Bourgas to Jamboli. AS Jamboi ii
connected with Adrianople by rail, the new
line will enable the Russians to send troops
from Odessa direct to Central and Southern
Bulgaria and the Aegean sea.
The governmental paper, the North Ger
man Gazette, adverting to certain articles il
the English press, ridicules the rumor at
tributing to Germany an intention to anne:
Holland.
RIGHTS OF THE POWERS RECOGNIZED.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 19.-The Agenc
Russo says, as the text itself of the treaty viii
be communicated to the powers, and as Rus
STA recognizes each of the powers liberty Of
action at the congress in regard to the pro
posals, motions and opinions, it would seen
there was no longer any object in the for
maity required by England about submit
ting all the conditions to congress. Tn
! preliminary commission, which is to Assem-
BILE at Berlin, is only to settle the formula Q
the invitations.
ANDRAssY SUSTAINED.
VIENNA, March 19.-The Hungarian dele
CATION has unanimously adopted the vote o
credit for sixty million forms.
DISTRESS IN sERvA.
BELGRADE, March 19.-The distress i
Servia continues and 5000 wagons hav
gone to Wranja and Perot to bring provis
ions. The increase of the rinderpes
binders transportation. It is officially state
Servia will not recognize the Russo Turks
terms of peace until they are confirmed b
the congress. The state of siege continue
and arms are still arriving.
GEN. GRANT.
NAPLES, March 19.-Gen. Grant, wife an
son arrived last evening in the United Stat'
steamer vandalia, which will return /
Athens tonight.
ANDRAsSY TALKS AGAIN.
Count Andrassy, addressing the Hungaria
delegation to-day, said, as Russia promise
that she would communicate the whole tern
of peace to the powers before the meeting
/ congress-, every government would ha'
) an opportunity of stating VII
points it considered of E.
ropean character. he said Prince Bi
marck would scarcely have undertaken
preside over the Congress, if it was mere
l intended to register the peace condition
{ The relations between Austria and German
were, and would remain most frank and CO
dial. The policy of Austro- Hungary was Il
, maintenance of peace. Up to the preser
it had been hoped and believed possible
, reconcile accomplished facts with Europea
: law and the interests of other countries.
| NOTIFICATIONS.
LONDON, March 2O.-A Constantinople d
patch says, it is not believed the Gar grant
any notifications when he ratified the treat
, The council of ministers to-day maintain
its objections to the embarkation of Russia
: at Buyukdere, but the Porte has promised
grant all facilities for their embarkation
San Stefano and Rodosto.
: Sulieman Pasha has arrived in Constan
Z nople in custody.
WORK STOPPED.
!, LoNDoN. March 2O.-It is rumored ano
? Catholics in England that the Pope "
shortly make Rev. DR.. John Newman a c.
!. dinal. A special from Pesth states the Al
tro-Hungarian government has ordered
9 suspension of work on five Russian torpe
t boats commenced near Vienna, pending