Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-01

nuremberg. On her arrival a long dispatch in
o. ~ sl was sent to Admiral Lessersky,
- q. Petersburg, ard the officers seem
ha. De awaiting : reply. The ship
intending coal for ten days steaming. No arms
nor ammunition are visible, and the officers of
the steamer deny that there are any such on
board. The officers and crew of the steamer
number Ito, and are all Germans Captain
Badenhausen was taken ont of another steamer
and appointed to the Cambria three DAYS after
he reached Hamburg, and she took in stores
and passengers as rapidly as possible. Captain
Badenhausen has asked for bill Of health
from this port.
The Russian officers are very reticent about
the object OF their visit, and even profess to
be Ignorant of their destination, or the pur-
pose Of their being sent here. Among the
officers is q Russian nobleman of high rank,
who was with the Grand Duke on his visit to
this country. None of the officers have yet
been on shore except the captain and purser of
The ship, and the paymaster Of the
The ship and found her papers all right, cores
ponding to the captains statement. Formal
entry will be made to-day. and list of her
passengers furnished as soon as it can be made
out. They observe no special secrecy, but per-
mitted the Associated Press agent to freely go
about the vessel. They think they may re.
main here some days. The ship came in with
out a local pilot and no inquiry is being made
for pilot. She is not disabled.
NEWSPAPER OPINION.
LONDON, April 30.-A st. Petersburg cores
pondcnt of the North Dutch Allen.aine Zeitung,
writing about Russia's demand for Bessarabia,
says: Let no one deceive himself as to what is
coming. The desire to recover Bessarabia is
only symptom of Vie wish pervading the en-
I; 10 Dor;a
It is not SO much Bessarabia we are striving
for. What we aim at is the cancelling of this
treaty. Whether the Bulgarian frontiers
Stefano; whether the Greek element is
allowed more scope; whether Servia
is aggrandized; whether Austro-Hungary
is conceded temporary or permanent occupa-
ton of Bosnia and Herzegovina, all of these
are of comparative Indifference to the Russian
nation. Whether the Encouragement of Turkey
is regulated by congress, conference or war;
| the demands for the restoration of Bessarabia
will always be preferred with the same peril
! nacity. Suppose we should be baked this
| time, this would only make us more eager to
| pursue our object in the future.
| The Times in a leading editorial says, regard
| ing this Russia appears to be ready to make
! numerous CONCESSIONS provided she can SUBJ
stitute for common European interests in Tur-
! key set of isolated and conflicting interests,
| and can thus emancipate herself no less than
Turkey from direct obligations towards Europe.
It is this disposition against which we must
| persistently protest, and If Russia seeks a
peaceful issue to the present complications she
must recognize the principles she has acknowl-
| edged ON former occasions. Let her only do
that and concessions even less than those she
| offers might in some respects satisfy this coun-
| try.
| THE TORPEDO SERVICE.
LONDON, April 30.-The first contingent to
| be dispatched from this country to Malta will
number 500 men and two batteries of artillery,
all of which are under orders for embarkment.
| The torpedo service promises all that is de-
! sired. John j. Thornycroft q Co. will soon
| have ready five or six Of the twenty torpedo
launches they are building. and other firms are
making extraordinary efforts towards compile
ton of the government orders for launches.
Portland viii be the rendezvous of ships pre-.
pairing to form feet for the channel and
North Sea. The coast guards and turret ships
! will proceed there as soon as ready.
| THE BALTIC.
LONDON, April Considerable excitemen,
seems to have been produced in Berlin by the
fitted for eventual operations in the Baltic
The idea expressed in Berlin that it is hardly
to be expected a foreign feet would make it,
| appearance in the Baltic against the wish Of
Germany is declared to be an eccentric theory
which is repudiated by the German govern
nlent.
/ AUsTR1A's POLICY.
A Vienna correspondent discussing the Aus.
trian policy, while pronouncing the rumor
regarding the occupation of Bosnia as prema
ture, does not say they are more than prema
ture, but rather intimated that such measures
may soon become justifable.
1 GRAND DUKE NICHOLS RECALL.
Statements regarding the significance o
Grand Duke Nicholas departure from Sal
Stefano are contradictory. A Pera dispatc]
says it is the opinion in the Russian cam
! that the change in commanders marks an err
of sterner policy. The same correspondent
says the Russians endeavOr to minimize tn
| Pomak instruction, but the best informatio,
from non-Russian sources affirm its vigor AM
extension.
| LOOKING BETTER.
LONDON, April 30.-Political news from TIL
continent, though contradictory and conveyin
but an imperfect idea Of what the future ma
be, is looked upon favorably. In the stoc
markets prices opened at general improve
ment. Consols and Russians shared the ad
y vance.
BETROTHA.
BERLIN, April 30.-It is understood the cert
mony of the betrothal of the Duke of Cor
naught, seventh child and third son Of Quee
Victoria, to the Princess Louise, third daughtt
of Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia, wi
occur at Darnstadt on the 9th Of May next.
BRITISH TALK.
Il LONDON, April 30.-The concessions whic
it was stated, Russia would make-imitatio
Of the boundaries and of the period of occup
3 tion of Bulgaria. substitution Of Europea
t'Y for Russian commission, and the organizatic
! of European syndicate to consider the CLAIM
: of bondholders, well as the Russian clai
for indemnity, and the retrocession of Il
small slip of Bessarabia inhabited by Russian
ARE owned to be great, but it is conspicuo
: that she completely ignores the treaty of Par
a and it's reaffrmation in 1871.
q The Begun of Baphaul has offered her who
available force for service abroad.
One consolation for the prolongation of the {
forts to preserve peace is found in the fact tn
! the point at issue is becoming distinct. Th
- point is whether Russia will recognize the rig
n of the great powers as established by the TIRE
8 ties of 1856 and 1871, to take precedence Of t
q cl aims of the treaty of San Stefano.
. SUFFERING woRK1NGMEN.
IL LONDON, April 3O-The masters at Asht
under Lyme, will meet on Wednesday to deci
It whether to give notice Of a reduction of wag
- It is thought probable that 5 per cent. redl
:, ton will be proposed A similar reduction v
q submitted in November and the proposal viii
g is now anticipated would reduce wages in I
is Ashton district to the same rate as demand
a. by the masters in north and east Lancashi
: There is great distress in Blackburn and nu
bers of women and children are compelled
Q. beg. Both sides are obdurate.
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