The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-31
England and Austria Dissatisfied
and Likely to Burn Powder
0verlt.
Austria VIII Not Take q Wlug OF Tho
Turkey Russia Wants Its RurO-
pean Carcass and England the
Greece.
Smallpox, Typhus and Immense Distress
Prevails 20 Thousands OF Refugees
huddIed In Open Sheds, Knee Deep
In Mud aud Water.
Gladstone Considers the Sending ofs
FIect inio tho DardnneIirs an Art of
War ANA Breach at Neutrality,


War ANA Breach at Neutrality.
Noon Associated Press Reportl
LONDON, January 30.-NO doubt
there IL u little misunderstanding be.
tween ST. Petersburg and Vienna.
Austria, II seems, expected that the
conditions OF peace would be submit.
ted 10 the European congress, or NJ
least communicated for approval to
members of the triple alliance.
A Vienna correspondent Ofthe Times
telegraphs the following Whether
preliminary conditions have been
signed or not II has become OF Sec
oudary Importance, The porte, NJ any
rate, has approved them, and accord>
ing to all accounts Ia quite ready to ao-
oept almost anything else which the
czar may propose, merely to prevent
the Russians from executing the threat
Of marching on Constantinople.
Tho relegraph's Vienna dispatch
says that Austria's refusal TO annex
Bosnia and Herzegovina IL con-
lrmed on ministerial authority, and
Andrassy will sanction no measure
calculated, directly or indirectly, to
bring about the ruin Of the Ottoman
empire. This resolute attitude of Aus.
tria has, In u certain measure, been
made known to Russia by Count Aus
Grassy, az well M Lord Derby, by favor
OF the Identical note.
The conservatives In the house of
commons are expected TO give u solid
support TO credit vote on Thursday.
One or two defeotions, not more, are
probable The liberals, on the con-
trary, are divided. There Will bs nu.
merous ASSERTIONS, aud some of the lib
erals will support the government. The
home rulers have notyet determined on
their course, but will probably mostly
abstain from voting. Such of them as
vote, mainly ultra-m0ntanes, Will sup
port the government,
The majority for the credit Ia al.
ready estimated at over one hundred.
Meetings are being held throughout
the country TO influence parliament
against the credit, but are mostly Ibis
eral, retormer or peace organizations.
No non-rarti2an meeting has yet been
attempted. An open air meeting at
Sheffield, yesterday, for the purpose OF
opposing the government, was turned
into anti-Russlan demonstration. An
amendment to an original resolution
against the credit was carried by an
immense majority, declaring that the
couse Of peace and the interests OF the
empire Will DO best promoted by sup.
porting foreign policy OF govern.
ment The meeting numbered over
twenty thousand persons. They sang
patriotic songs, oheered Lord Beacons.
fields name, and greeted Lord Carno-
wants with Kisses and cries of "traitorW
Some Of the leading provincial news.
papers are taking an anti'Russian tone.
The central committee of the Red
Crescent Society telegraphs from Con-
stautinople an appeal to all kindred
committees Of the Red Cross, all be-
nev0lent institutions and kind-hearted
men of all countries. II says: IA con
siderable number OF wounded soldiers
are flocking to Constantlnople from all
parts of the country. Nearly one humid
red and fifty thousand refugees, vicN
Tins of the war, are flying from the
scene of military operations, deprived
OF all means of existence and almost
naked, constitute the situation, which,
considering the limited resources Of
the Red Cross Society, might end In
disaster--in general calamity"