Daily globe., 1878-01-24
RUSSIANS AppRoAcH1Na aA1rIpoY,1s

RUSSIANS APPROACHING GALLIpOxIs.
LoNDos, Jan PA dispatch from Con-
stantinople says: The Russians have arrived
at Keshan and are expected to reach CALI
polls by Saturday.
Layard, British Ambassador. received a
telegram from Osborne announcing that
Queen Victoria had subscribed s1OO to
the Turkish compassionate funds.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
Constantinople dispatch dated yesterday
contains the following: "The Porte to-day
received telegram sent by SerYet Pasha
from Kezanlek, Monday, stating the Russian
conditions had not yet been formulated, but
he expected to learn them on Tuesday. He
stated that the conditions would have a wider
bearing than was at first supposed. The
conversation between the negotiators had
been somewhat animated
The Porte to-day "wednesday sent the
delegates fuller power. The Porte's desire
for peace has increased all the more because
Count Zichy has received no fresh instruc-
tions from Austria, although it is known
that Count Andrassy has been informed of
the Russian peace conditions.
The garrison of Gallipolis has been consid-
erably reinforced.
THE SITUATION IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-The Post states in an
official form that deputation of Conserva-
tive members had an interview with Sir
Stafford Northcote, Chancellor for the Ex-
chequer, on Tuesday, to urge upon the gov
ernment the necessity of taking up an atti-
tude of earnest observation, in view of the
dangerous delays to armistice interposed by
Russia. The Chancellor admitted the gravity
of the situation, and assured the deputation
the government would continue to adhere to
its policy of conditional neutrality.
GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS.
ST. PETERsBuRG, Jan. 23.-Grand Duke
Nicholas telegraphs he intends to leave Ne
zanlik on the oath inst, and hopes to ar
rive at Adrianople the 9th
RUssIA's ARMS.
PARIS, Jan. 23.-The Journal Des De-
bats learns that Russia has informed the
powers that she does not aim at signing a
treaty of peace at Constantinople, as she
recognizes the difficulties which might arise
from such course, but she continues the
advance of the army with the object of ex-
ercising pressure upon the Porte AS
cepted an armistice will be concluded and
the preliminaries communicated to the
powers.
NEW CABINET IN GREECE.
LONDON, Jan. PA dispatch from Athens
announces that new cabinet has been con-
stituted, with NJ. COMMANDERS President OF
the Council and Minister of the Interior
sUL1EMAN's ARMY.
LONDON, Jan. PA disparch from Con-
stantinople reports that the fleet commanded
by Menthorpe Bey has started for Kanala to
embark Sulieman Pash'a troops. Half OF
the army will be conveyed to Gallipolis and
half to Constantinople.
EXCITEMENT IN RUSSIA.
LONDON, Jan. PA st. Petersburg cor
respondent telegraphs the following: There
is much excitement here and but little hope
of success Of the negotiations is entertained
1t is already rumored that they have beer
broken off. Many desire no armistice fol
the present and that peace should be dictated
in Constantinople. The threatening Ian
guage of section Of the English press
causes much irritation. The people say
''We do not wish war with England but if i
is forced on us it will be immensely popular.
Much depends on the attitude of Austria, re
garding which there are much contradictor,
rumors.
RUss1A's L1BERALITT 70 AUSTRIA.
LONDON, Jan. pa special from yienn,
asserts that Russia has invited Austria t
take immediate possession of Bosnia ant
Herzegovina. Count Andrassy hesitatee
He acknowledges that Russia's condition
sufficiently respect Austria's interests, but h
has discovered among them what he fear
will be a causus belh for England. He ha
opened negotiations with view of modify
ing Russian demands.
The new Greek Premier belongs to th
war party.
BETTER FEELING MANIFEST.
| ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 23.-From all th
information derived from well informe
| quarters, it appears that the latest advice
from London via Vienna, are of rather sat
isfactory character, and the relations betwee
Russia and England are now on bette
footing. The Agence Russo to-day. says
The Golos was well informed when it an
nounced yesterday in telegram from Vienn
/ that Austria seemed to be entirely reassure
as to the protection of her interests in th
approaching negotiations for peace. Thi
consideration has probably had somethin
to do with the improvement which has take
| place in the situation in London.
PEACE PROSPECTS.
BERLIN, Jan. 23.-The semi-official pre-
vincial correspondence says it perceives
the earnest and successful negotiations fe
an armistice the probability of speedy COZ
clusion of peace. The article adds, con
plete peace will not be settled by the bellif
erents alone, and the solution of the que
tons which have to be taken into consider,
ton, cannot to certain extent be effecte
without previous understanding of IL
European powers, and their cooperation
but the relations hitherto subsisting betwee
the powers appear to afford good grouns
for trusting that at this decisive moment
Eastern complications, success will after
the efforts made to bring about solutic
while fully protecting the interests of gel
eral peace. A pledge of this seems to
afforded by the wisdom and moderation
relations with all the neighbour
powers, and the peaceful dispositie
recently manifested by England,
ENGLANND DISTURBING INFLUENCE.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2233.-.J Journa1 dc s
Petersburg says, on receipt of the first tel
gram, intimating the Porte's desire to neg
tiate, we warned the public against exagge
ated optimism, because the sincerity of Il
Porte's desire for peace did not sufficient
appear. Dispatches published in the Britt
blue book confirm our view. The Porte
initiative was prompted by Lord Derby, n
in order to offer the beligerents ground
which they might approach each other, b