Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-19
THE KAISER BUND.
AGIIN UNITED AGAINST GREAT
BRITAIN.
Bismarck Holds Austria and Russia To-
gcther--An Austro-English Alliance Inn
probab1e--No Progress Towards the
European Conference.

LONDON, req. 1o.-COnHlcClnS e4 plENhtlOAAS
are given of the reason and character of the
German Intervention which seems to have
tided over the recent crisis. A dispatch from
st. Petersburg, Feb. 18th, says, there is the
greatest disappointment there because peo-
pie expected the moral support of Germany,
whereas now they hear the Emperor of Ger
many, in his speech from the throne, refer
ring to the programme of the Constantine
pie conference as basis of settlement.
Vienna correspondent asserts that Rus
STA eagerly deferred to Prince Bismarck, 8
views, when the latter, at Austria's solicita-
ton, intimated to Prince Gortschakof that he
was straining the situation beyond reasonable
bounds. The correspondent adds: "a rup-
ture between Austria AID Russia was immi-
nent last week, and in place of the Kaiser
bund, an Anlo-A Austrian combination was on
the point of being established. 1t suited
Prince Bismarck to certain extent, that
Austria and Russia should be at variance, but
it was contrary to his calculations that
Austria should form separate alliance with
England, and had he not been appealed to
in time he would have expressed himself be
fore the German Parliament in terms that
would have made matters perfectly clear for
all parties There are still wide divergen-
cies between Russia aud Austria. Prince
Bismarck will complete the reconcile
alton at the Congress. England must look
to herself. She has interests at stake which
she will certainly be called upon to defend.
There is not a statesman on the continent,
outside those directly concerned, that does
not admit the chief object of the triple
alliance to be humiliation of British infiu-
ence abroad"
A Berlin dispatch apparently confirms a
portion Of the foregoing. 1t says: "It is
exposition of his Eastern policy, as was ex-
Reichstag on Tuesday He will explain his
views confdentially at one of his parliament
airy soirees."
ENGLISH MORNING REPORTS.
LONDON, Feb 19.-In the House of Lords
tonight, Lord Stratheden and Campbell
will move that in the House the terms Of
armistice between Russia and the Porte are
such as to justify Her Majesty's government
in taking every precaution to discourage en-
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and 1871 are unfortunately threatened
Some Of the officers at Aldershot have
been semi-officially notified that second
army corps will be modified at an early
date.
Frankfort on the Main is conspicuously
mentioned as the place for holding the Con
gress, but Baden Baden is likely to be select
ed. Austria lays great stress on the Congress
assembling as soon as possible as the surest
means to prevent further complications.
A public meeting of workmen of London,
on the Eastern question, is fixed for Thurs
day.
RUSSIAN WITHDRAWAL.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Feb. 18.-Thc Russians
have withdrawn from the Samidoe redoub
of Constantinople, the line of defense occu
pied Friday. The orders to the Russian
troops are not to cross the line of demarka
ton fixed by the armistice.
GREEKS AGAIN OVER THE LINE.
PERA. Feb. 18.-The Porte has Informed
the powers that the Greeks have again eros
sed the frontier near Arta Albania.
IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Feb. 18.-In the House of Lords
this afternoon, Lord Derby appealed tt
Lord Stratheden and Campbell not to bring
on his motion previously stated. The gov
eminent, Lord Derby said, couldn't discus
the treaties of 1856 and 1871. In reply to
question of Lord Granville, Lord Derby re
piled that Admiral Horribly moved t
Maudina Bay on account of the bette
anchorage there and better Geographic com
munication with Constantinople, and ther
were no further advices regarding the Rus
sian advance on Constantinople, bnt infol
nation had been received regarding a pos
sible advance on Gallipoi, which the govern
ment had not had time to consider.
In the House of Lords this afternoo
Lord Derby read telegram from Mr.. Lay
ard, denying for himself and Server Pashs
the statement, made some days ago, thf
Server Pasha had declared that Turkey ha
been misled and encouraged to fight, by til
promise of English support, particularly b
Lord Beaconsfeld and Layard.
Lord Derby stated, also, that the move
ment of the feet to Maudina Bay was NJ
due to any negotiations, and that no progres
had been made in the matter of assembli1
the conference.
HOME AGAIN.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. l8.-The Car
witch and Grand Duke Vladimir have a
rived here.
CONCILIAToRY.
LONDON, Feb. 1S.-The press associate
states that an informal council tonight di
cussed the Russian communication respeC
ing Gallipoi which is said to be concili
tory.
THE LINES IN ASIA.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Feb. 18.-Two Russi,
officers have arrived here en- route for AS
to fix the line of demarcation.
AT REQUEST OF EMPEROR WILLIAM.
! LONDON, Feb. IA Paris dispatch So
t it is understood Russia has issued circul
9 informing the powers that she has renounc
t the occupation of Constantinople at the !
I quest of the Emperor William.
AUsTRo-HUNGARY.
A special from Pesth says M. Fisza, CHI
of the Hungarian ministry, has CONFER
with the Emperor Francis Joseph and Cou
: Andrassy on the eastern question, and "
1 inform the diet that the Hungarian cover
) ment is in complete agreement with Cou
. Andrasssy that Austro- Hungary
:, resolved to defend her interes
first automatically at the congressman the
if necessary, by force. During Saturd
} and Sunday artillery was quietly dispatch
to the frontier of Pennsylvania, and mt
: will follow. The ministry of war has p
I pared plans by which it would mass
q hundred thousand men on the frontier will
y fortnight.
GoRTscHAKoFF's LAST DISPATCH.
A Vienna correspondent believes Prni
Gortschakoff's last dispatch claims so
I concession from England in return ,
q Russia's not occupying Gallipoi. T
l. proposal, however, is couched in conciliat