The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

like submitting before threat but
what may not no possible now, may
become - lottery NJ the interruption NJ
negotiations In regard 10 the congress
aud the order for tho mobilization Of
the reserve In England need not DO
followed nj once by an actual oolliaion
between tho two powers, aud tho con-
yiolion may bo forced upon them that
after all, the congress opens the only
passable chance " peaceful settle.
ment. The Impression 10 that whats
ever may have been originally the OBJ
Jeci Of General lgnatleii's mission, he
confined himself intact 10 giving and
receiving Information, aud returns 10
~, Petersburg 10 report what no heard,
lie probably discovered that Austria 10
too anxious for European oondemnA'
ton of the treaty OF San Stefano
~ enter Into any bargain about II with
Russia alone, which would seem 10
have given II instruction. Moreover,
General Ignaiieii'a late declarations
indicate that after no communicated
the feeling here ~ H. Petersburg, he
received new Instructions which for
babe him 10 40 40 far In tho direction
of concession to Austria IN he ut first
expressed himself inclined. This WIS
probable, because after England's do
termination slngly 10 reuial the portion
OF the treaty unacceptable TO her,i wns
hardly worth while for Russia 10 sur.
render that large portion Of II unac
oeptable TO Austria, without knowing
whether she would be- able 10 maintain
any OF II or not The peace.at.any.
price tendency Ia still, however, very
strong In Vienns. Herr Tlssess' visit
here was arranged before Saturdays
demonstration In the Hungarian diet,
II IL not Ia consequence OF II, but II
may be supposed that Herr Tissess will
take opportunity TO represent ~ Count
Andrassy the state OF public opinion
In Hungary.
The Times prints u Pera dispatch
dated the 10Th, saying that although
the Turkish policy may, n short time
ago, have been philo-Euglish, Just
now Il IL philo' Russian. The Russians
have acquired over 1.-The sultan and
his advisers, what In Turkey IL
the strongest kind OF influence, the
direct personal influence OF some mill.
tary men OF high rank. Az Osman
and Reouf Pashas have become more
Russian than English, Turkish and
Russian soldiers fraternize, the latter
going about C0nstantinople In uniform
freely, without provoking any animoe-
ity, such as Ia usual between the invH.
ders aud invaded. II war Gomez, Eng.
land must contemplate the possibility
OF having to fight Turkey and Russia,
and the best she could get from Turkey
would be one sided neutrality, OF little
or no substantial use.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegraph
Company from Constantinople says /;
In the event Of war between England
and Russia, II is expected that the Porte
will remain passive, and endeavor to
make its territory respected, falling IN
which, the Porte will simply protest 10
the powers.
7 p. M,--SIr Stafford Northcote,
chancellor OF the exchequor, an.
nounced In the house OF Commons
this 4. NJ, that Lord Salisbury has been
Foreign Secretary.
The Queens message for calling out
the reserves was read by the speaker /
the house AZ follows:
The present state OF public affairs In
the east, and the necessity OF taking
steps for the maintainence Of peace,
aud for the protection of the interest Of
the empire, having constituted, In the
opinion OF her majesty, n case of great
emergency, within the meaning of the
acts OF the parliament In that behalf,
her majesty deems 1t proper to provide
additional means for the public SER
vice. Therefore, in pursuance of these
acts, her majesty has thought 1t right
to communicate to the house Of com.
mons that she IL about to direct thst
the reserve force and militia reserve
force, or such part thereof rs her maj
esty may think necessary, be forth.
with called out for permanent servi.
ces. The discussion OF the message
was postponed until Monday next.
1880 p. m.--Sir Stafford Northcote, In
reply to a question by Lord Hanling-
ton, said a circular had been sent to
the powers by the British government,
explaining the views of the govern
ment regarding the present position of
affairs.
The lord chancellor read the royal
message In the house OF lords.
stabbed.
This morning about one O'Clock a
raw occurred In the Tivoll saloon In