Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-26
LAYARD FOR WAR.


LONDON, March ga special from Pera says
Layard, British ambassador at Constantinople
is the head of party who would rather see
England go to war with Russia on any grounds,
however trivial, than not at all. The present
English attitude Of the Porte is due to the
intimateS Friendship between Layard and Vefk
Pasha and the latter's temporary influences
over the Sultan, but the Sultan is man Of
capricious and arbitrary temper and inferior
capacity, and a resolution, or court or cabinet
intrigue might destroy Vefk Pasha's ascenden-
cy, and change the whole Turkish policy.
osMAN PRAISED.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, March 25.-The Sultan on
Sunday summoned Osman Pasha to him, and
in the presence Of his ministers, expressed the
warmest admiration and gratitude for his hero
ic defense of Plevna. Osman's public entry
into COnstantinople is arranged for to-day,
after which he will review the troops at the
war ministry.
ONE OF HONOR.
LONDON March 25.-The controversy between
England and Russia is approaching that dan
gerous stage where the point Of honor more and
more engages attention.
FEELING IN AUSTRIA.
LONDON, March 25.-A Vienna correspondent
says: The full text of the treaty of San Ste
fano has renewed strong anti-Russian feeling
here. There is no difference of opinion about
the real meaning of the treaty. It is not Rus
sian preponderance but Russian rule in Euro
pean Turkey and it is just because, such alter
alton as would remove this feature would en-
tireiy destroy the treaty that less confidence is
felt in the efficacy of the congress since the
publication. While Count Andrassy will de-
mand revision of the entire treaty, he will de-
cline to do SO in combination with England, be-
cause their interest is not Identical
NEW ITALIAN MINISTRY.
ROME, March 25.-Vice Admiral De Brochetti,
not Admiral Martini as at first stated, is minis
ter of marine in the new cabinet. The minis
try is weak and not likely to secure majority
In the chamber of deputies. The followers Of
Signors Crispi and Nicotera will oppose it
strongly.
DRAWING TO CLOSE.
CAPE Town, March 25.-There is every pros
pect of an early close of the war. The Kaffirs
say they are tired of it. Sandilla, the chief of
the Giakas, is reported to be asking for mercy.
A combined movement has been made for his
capture, and decisive fight is daily expected
BAD CHICANERY.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 25.-The Aqence
Russe says Russia having commended the
entire preliminaries to the powers having de-
clared that no secret treaty exists, and having
recognized in each member of congress the full
right of discussing proposing and determining,
the London cabinets conduct on insisting in
lmposlng it's formula upon Russia, can only be
regarded as bad chicanery, revealing an often
sive intention.
WAR NOT NECESSARY CONSEQUENCE
BERLIN, March 25.-The North German Ga
zette says: Considering to-day's news the meet
ing of the congress at an early date can scarcely
be any longer expected. War between Russia
and England, however, need not yet be regard
ed as necessary consequence of England at
tltude. The Russian army remains at present
near Constantinople, and it's conduct will in the
main be regulated by that Of: the British feet.
sERv1A DISSATISFIED.
LONDON, March GA dispatch from Bel
grade says the publication of the terms of
peace has caused universal dissatisfaction in
servia. The army will occupy all positions
conquered from Turkey and hold them until
the congress decides to the justice of Servia's
claims. Grand Duke Nicholas has M ade a
pressing demand on servia to re-mobilize her
reserves, and concentrate on the northern from
ner, but 6ervla has not complied.
WITHOUT ENGLAND.
BRUssELs, March 25-The Russian ORGAN
lie No,a, says there is but little probability
that congress will meet. It is in consequence
of England's views, more to the advantage Of
Europe that it should not. The duty of Enrone
is to settle the crisis without England.
ENGLAND DID IT.
PARIS, March 25.-The Temps says the preva-
lent opinion in diplomatic circles is that Eng
lands persistence in her refusal to participate
was the cause of the abandonment of the con-
gress It is probable that if England refuses
to take part France and Italy will follow her
example. The Temps does not consider that an
Anglo-husslan war is necessary in consequence
OF Engiand's abstention from the congress-,
The Agence Russe reports that Gen. Ignatieff
has started for Vienna.
ACCEPTS.
BERLIN, March 25.-Count Stolberg Wernio-
rode has finally accepted the posts of represent
alive of the imperial chancellor and vice presi-
dent OF the Prussian ministry.
SOVEREIGN DEAD.
MADRID, March 25.-Muley Hessian, Sultan
of Morocco, is dead, and Muley Abas will sue
1GNAT1EFF's VISIT.
LONDON, March 25.-A dispatch from ST.
Petersburg states that Ignatieff has gone to
Vienna because some anxiety is felt about the
attitude Of Austria
does not meet. Germany will revert to her for-
mer position of friendly locker on, without
positively approving Russia's doings.
5is Dead of the Huron. Is.
NoRroLK, Va, March 25. z .$93iixty-three bodies.
victims Of the Huron disaster have arrived
here. They will be taken to Annapolis.