The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-06
England Reserve ard Militia
Forces Called Out For
Permanent Service.
Rngiish Reserve Forces Ordered Our
for Permanent Service -Eaglish
Naval Inclvility to the
Grand Duke Nichelas.
The Pops's Aiiocutlon Mild and Liberal In
Tone-No intention Expressed TO
Attempt the Recovery Of
Temporal Power.

of Cer~als-9rant Presented To the
Pepe-kumers CoBcerptsg the Caus@
OF Lore Derby's Ressg nsssoa.
LONDON, March 2s.-The STANDARD
has the following from Constantine.
pie: II is thought that Ssfoult Pasha
will request England to withdraw her
feet, as Russia and Turkey are now
allies.
Sir Stafford Northcote, replying TO q
question asked by Lord Harrington. In
the house of commons, said: The din
tribntion OF the congress eorrespon-
denee was delayed, owing to the assent
OF some Of the powers to Its publication
not having been received. He hoped,
however. 1t will be In the hands of the
members tom orrow. The whole i'm
portance thereof Is the Russian reply,
which was read yesterday. He also
hoped the queens message, regarding
the calling out OF the reserve, would
be communicated on Monday, and be
discussed on the Monday following.
sIsseS VIVA - Aht iAitb titbe tuht tille
step has been taken, ii ID desirable so
ascertain the most correct mode of
proceeding.
A Rome dispatch says: In conse-
quenee of the re-establishment of the
Catholic hierarchy of Scotland, the
pope desires entering upon diploms attic
relations with the British government,
and has instructed Cardinal Frsnchi.
the pontifieal secretary Of state, TO take
steps toward that object.
4p. m.-The statements In psrlia-
ment yesterday evening caused de-
preston on the stock exchange this
morning. At certain periods the mar
hets were 10 a panic. Tie fall in
prices Is general, and there has been
no recovery from the lowest point
touched. The greatest fall Is In Rus
sisn and Hungarian securities, the
former three to five and three fourths
and the latter from two to five per
cent. worse than at the close last
night.
LONDON, March 30.-A Times dis /.
patch from Vienna says the views Of
Austria and Russia so widely diyerge
that the possibility of an understands
ing is doubtful. Austria is certainly
opposed TO any scheme OF partition.
Several London correspondents OF
provincial journals mention that the
impression prevails that the motive OF
Lord Derby's resignation was more
serious than the calling out of tina re-
serves. They say the belief is eurren,
that some step for the safeguard Of
BritIsh interests, like the entry Of the
feet Into the Black sea, or the occups-
lion of Gallipoli on the shores OF the
Bosphorus, have been determined on.
A Bucharest dispatch says: 1t ID
! stated on good authority that the Rus.
sian qusrtermAster's department in
Roumanis has been ordered to engage
| ten thousand cars. The Russians have
forbidden the export of cereals from
the lower Danube.
An Athens dispatch says: An Official
telegram from VolA announces fierce
| fighting at Mscrintza. Several Turk.
ish ships are bombarding the villages
on the coast. The British iron turret
ship Devastation, and the corvette
Rnby, are cruising along the coast OF
Macedonia for the purpose of rescuing
refugees.
A Rome dispatch says Cardinal Me.
Closkey presented General Grant to
Pope Leo to-day.
A section Of the liberals will oppose
the queens message calling out the re.
serve.
1t ls probable that the British feet
will shortly enter the Bosphorus.
The report that Salisbury succeeds
Derby is formally credited.
The following notice has been pre-
pared for issue to the officers of the
districts throughout the kingdom
Her majesty having been graciously
pleased to direct by proclamation tina,
the tirst class Of the army reserve forcs
be ordered out for permanent service
all men belonging to said reserve are
required to report at headquarters on
or before -, for the purpose OF re.
Joining the army.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says: The
Journal de St Petersburg publishes an
article, believed to be semi official, on
England's attitude Referring to Lord
Beaconfieids speech in the house OF
lords Oh Thursday, the article says
The balance of power in the Mediter.
ranean Is only threatened by the pres
enee of the British feet In the sea OF
Marmora, and Englsnd's possession Of
Gibraltar and Malta The article con
| tinues The calling out of reserves,
Notwithstanding the statement thai
/ 1t does not imply war, Is another s,et
In the path of provocation. Russia has
fulfilled all her promises. She did no,
Insert in the treaty of San Stefano q
single stipulation clsshing with the
interests Of others or which injnriously
affected them by Its reservations. Rus,
sia is conscious of having neglected
nothing which could secure to the cas-,
an era Of prosperity, and to Europe
long years OF peace. She will deeply
deplors alterations which may coun
teract Der pacific work, but at the sama
time she will await, arms In hand, ar
attempt to dispute the fruits Of her sa G
rifices, which no threats will inducs
her to relinquish.
The Times Rome correspondent tel
egraphs: Pope Leo's allocution, de
hvered at the consistory on Thursday
gives the Italians general satisfaction
The aIlusion 20 the church's captivity
h very mild. His holiness expresse,
no intention 70 struggle for the recov
cry Of bis tsinporalities. The mair
stress Of the allocution IL laid on tn,
relations which IL IL Intended shouis
exist between the pope aud the csrdi
malls. The sacred college typifies tn,
council Of seventy, called by Moses Z.
b his assistaats and advisers In th.
government Of the people Of Israel
He Wishes the cardinals to b his by
starders and feliow-lsborers, and les
1t should be thought merely unmean
ing words froin his lips, he sxpresse.
all the reliance he puts on their -