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

UARY 80, 1873
will sanction no measure calculated directly
or indirectly to bring about the ruin of the
Otto~.an Empire. This resolute attitude of
Austria within the last few hours has within
certain measure been made known to
Russia by Count Andrassy, as well as by
Lord Derby, in the form of an identical note.
A Gallipoi dispatch Tuesday evening says
Baker Pasha has just arrived with 5000
men.
A Berlin correspondent under date of
Tuesday night says some excitement and un-
easiness is caused here by reports that
England has partially succeeded
in detaching Austria from the triple alliance,
and securing her conditional opposition to
the Russian peace programme. have good
reason to believe that reports are at least ag-
grayated, but it is evident some slight fric-
ton exists between Austria and Russia.
ELASTICITY OF THE PEACE PROPOSITIONS.
LONDON, Jan. ga correspondent at
Vienna telegraphs Among the rumors cur
rent is one that no regular armistice will be
concluded, but that Immediately after the ar
rival of the Grand Duke Nicholas with the
Turkish plenipotentiaries and Gen. Ignatief
in Adrianople, definite peace negotiations
will be entered into on the basis of the pre-
iminaries accepted by the Porte. There is
nothing improbable in this preliminary.
The questions are SO general and elastic that
they will only receive their real significance
by their definition. In the final peace in
strument they may be made infinitely harder
than they are already, or else softened down
so as to leave Turkey the semblance of exist
ence as European power. He would be a
bold man who would now venture
to affirm what will ultimately best suit the
purposes of Russia. Whether she will aim
at a radical solution or merely prepare the
way for it, Much will doubtless depend on
the course of plenipotentiaries with individ-
ual powers which seem to be going on sim
ultaneously with negotiations with Turkey.
Whether Russia may think it more adyanta-
geous to crush Turkey or protect her, an
armistice with fixed date would certainly
be more in the way than that sort of tacit
suspension of hostilities which seems for q
moment to exist, but which Russia may put
an end to any moment she likes.
AN ALLOCUTION AGAINST RUSSIA.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-A Rome dispatch says
the Pope is preparing an allocution against
Russia for persecution of the church in Po-
land and against King Humbert on his aces
cession to the throne for the assumption OF
the title of King of Italy. The Queen OF
Portugal, daughter of the late King Victor
Emanuel, and the Pope's God-daughter is
refused admission to the Pope because she is
residing at the Quirinal.
THEssALEAN 1NsURRECTIoN.
ATHENS, Jan. 29.-The Turks attacked a
band of Thessalean insurgents on Mount
Peion, and were repulsed with loss of 60.
Loss of insurgents trifing. An instruction
has begun in the district of Armyros, in
Thessaly.
PARLIAMENT WIND.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-In the House of Gem
mons this afternoon, the Under Foreign
Secretary said: Crete is not in state of
instruction but is much disturbed.
Sir Stafford Northcote said we had no
knowledge ;.of an alliance between Rus
of Turkey. Regarding one of these powers
tered into any alliance. few weeks or
months would probably prove this.
The Chancellor in his statement last night
in the House declared that Austria comedies
with Great Britain.
of an amendment to the vote of credit
Thursday, doubtless hostile amendme nj
agreed upon by the Liberal leaders.
THE SITUATION.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-The concentration of
Russians at Adrianople continues. Scouts
have arrived near Chorlu, about seventy
miles west of Constantinople. Suleiman
Pasha is at Baulair; Mahemet Ali is at Con
stantinople, but returns to Chalalja immedi-
ately. There are ten British iron clads in
Besika Bay. The Egyptian garrison has
evacuated Bazardjet and retreated to Varna
The Turkish government is having difficulty
to maintain order in the capitol. Among
the thousands of refugees from Roumelis
are many armed Circassians. These have al
ready plundered Sulch, Baurgas, Charlu, Ro-
dosto and other towns, and are now flockine
into Constantinople laden with booty. The
government wishes to disarm them and sen6
them into Asia, but it is doubtful whether
they will be able to do so. Appalling misery
prevails from the Bosphorous to the Gulf Of
Salonica. The whole coast is crowded with
terrified Mohammedans seeking transporta
ton across the straits. Hundreds are per
ishing from cold, hunger and exhaustion
and no succor is possible until the panic anc
confusion in the capital has abateds
Advices from Athens up to last night say
order has been reestablished but the exasper
alton is very warlike and many volunteer:
are crossing the frontier.
RAMPANT GREECE.
ATHENS, Jan. 29.-Horrible threats agains
the ex-ministers traitors they are called
are heard on all sides and scarcely less VIC
lent against the king. The people of tn,
| country are furiously exasperated. Satur
| days movement was genuine expression O
! popular feeling, but since then it has been
political manouvre.
It is said Gravais, ex-minister, is organ
izing revolution or civil war, and it is fear
ed there may be much blood shed. Tn
Chamber passed almost a unanimous vot
approving the repressive measures of tn
government. Tricoupis made speed
which had good effect, pointing out the evi
impression the rioters would produce in Eu
rope.
| Investigating the Ell PasO Troubles.
CHICAGO, Jan 28.-The following orde
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