Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-30

AMENDMENT TO THE SUPPLY VOTE ASKED.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-The following is the
text of Forster's amendment; Having been
informed in the Queens speech that the
conditions on which her majesty's neutrality
is based have not been infringed by either
beligerent, and having since atreceived no
information sufficient to justify departure
from the policy of neutrality and peace,
the House sees no reason for adding to the
peoples burthens by voting additional sup
plies.
) The Press Association authoritatively con-
tradicts the rumors originating in the lob
bies of Parliament, of discussions; in the
Liberal party. To-day's meeting was
thoroughly unanimous. Forster moves his
amendment so that Lord Harrington may
wind up the debate. " Urgent whips" are
out, and it is expected that the division will
call out the largest vote known for years.
RoUMANIAN BEssARAB1A.
BucM REST, Jan. 29-Gen. Ignatieff has
arrived here with an autograph letter from
the Gear to Prince Charles Of Roumania. It
is feared that the Gar refuses to abandon
his claim to Roumanian Bessarabia.
OCCUPATION OF coNsTANT1NoPLE.
VIENNA, Jan. ga special from Con-
stantinople says the delay in signing the con-
ditions of peace is attributed to the Porte's
opposition to the temporary occupation of
Constantinople.
THE DARDANELLEs AND BosPHORUs.
LONDON, Jan. 3O-Additional correspond !,
ence relative to the Eastern question is pub
ished, which contains the following Lord
Derby, telegraphing to Lord LOTUS, British
ambassador at St. Petersburg, Jan. 2Sth,
states that Count Schouvaleff that afternoon
communicated telegram from Prince Gort-
schakof, authorizing him to affirm categori-
cally that the Russian government consid
cred the passage of men-of-war through the
Dardanelles and Bosphorus a European
question which they did not intend to settle
by themselves.
FACTS AND RUMoRs.
LONDON, Jan. 3O.-The Standard officially
denies that the colonial secretaryship has
been offered to Lord Sandon. The Queen
offered to confer the Order of the Garter
on Lord Beaconsfeld, but the honor was de-
clined. Parker, Liberal, has been elected a
member of the House of Commons for the
city of Perth, by 1851 majority. Grant,
Liberal, has been elected member of the
House of Commons for Leith, by 3,141 ma
jority.
A Vienna correspondent says he can state
positively that Austria does not object to
moderate territorial aggrandizement of Ser
via and Montenegro.
ported that Count Andrassy had already in
o1,oJ,<
lection to the Russian peace conditions,
stating at the same time that Austria would
never accept the extension of Bulgaria so as
to include Philpopolis or Adrianople.
A Berlin dispatch says it is reported from
Warsaw that the managers of the railway
companies of western Russia were recently
summoned to St. Petersburg, to confer rela-
tive to the organization of train service to
Prussian Baltic ports, in the event of the
Russian Baltic ports being blockaded by the
British feet.
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
A ST. Petersburg correspondent sends the
following: There is no longer any doubt
that there has been what is called
here little misunderstanding between
st. Petersburg and Vienna, Austria, it
would be submitted to European congress.
or at least submitted for approval to the
members of the triple alliance. Her suspic-
ions were aroused by Russia's extreme re-
serve. When this misunderstanding occurred
the Russian Ambassador at Vienna, who was
on furlough, was ordered to return to his
post, and took explanations, and assurances,
by which it was hoped the little misunder-
standing would be completely removed. How
far his efforts were successful has not yet
TRANSFERRED, but there is reason to believe they
had not the instantaneous effect which was
anticipated.
SIGNING THE PEACE CONDITIONS.
A special from Pera says Odessa is named
as the place for signing of peace conditions
Hence the expectation that Grand Duke
Nicholas would pass with his escort through
Constaptinople. The same correspondent