The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
EDITION
rME EASTERN WAR
RANCE AND GERMANY AGREED
The War Feeling In England I'm
the Ascendant--BeacOnsfield
Expected to win ~ alarge
Majorfty-Doubtf'u1At At
dptfsudc OF Austria.


lAxoTHER TURKISH srEAMER BLOWN UP
~ . BY A TORPEDO.
1855 LONDON, Jan. 81, 1853.
A despatch from Woolwich reports
that oumber of Whitehead torpedoes
! and apparatus for discharging stationary
torpedoes shave been shipped for the
Medfteri anean feet aud 1000 barrels
| of cannon powder have been brought
from the reserve magazine Ut Southamp-
ton to the Thames ready for shipment.
FRANCE AND oERMAsY AeREED.
A Berlin correspondent says he hears
| from atrust worthy source that France
has c0nfi,ieutisily declared that she
stands ON the same side ~ Germany In
regard to the Eastern question, although
resolved to avoid foreign complications.
ARKxARKABLE, PRofosITIos.ty
The North German Gag stte states that
there Is q scheme under discussion for
the Russians 20 hold Constantinople by
land while the European squadrons are
stationed before ths sea front. aI.
PINS ASrf-RUssIAN NOTION
In ths Honse Of Commons yesterday
afternoon MT. Bedford Clapperton Ire.
velyan Pun (conservapveD member
from GrsveseDd. gave notice
that he would move to-day that the
credit for maintaining the policy deter
. mined upon after the solemn assurances
of the Czar that be desired only immu.
i nifty for the Christian subjects Of the
Porte and aimed at no aggrandizemen,
whatever, is of the opinion that these
ASSURANCES are, being deliberately evaded
BY the proposed terms Of peace and the
advance Of the Russian arms and be.
/ neves that ths time has come. when the
immediate action Of England y an ab
solute necessity, and quests, forthwith
on a. war foofing, Mr.. PIN represents
the strong Turcophile section OF the
uouse' vsn3h hi.W unH F4ds9 Is -f "
RUSSIA SATISFIES AUSTRIA. ztir
4 THE Paris Gdulois declares that II hal
jauthentic information from Berlin tina
three Emperors' alliance is re-established
Russia at the request of @ eflnany having
modified the peace conditions obnoxious
to Austria. -f~if-n'' H'
The same correspondent SAYS an off cia
despatch received in Vienna announces
thai the Russians have occupied Bourga
and Rodosto. He hints that there is
Isecret understanding between Russia an'
Turkey. There Is no confirmation o
I
The Daily Telegraph's correspondent
at Gallipoi says ;-"On "Wednesday tn,
Russians were at Dedegatch and Ferid
ljice. The telegraph ines are interrupted
and 1t is reported they are advancing
hither.
The Agence Russe cAntradicting the re
lport mentioned by Sir Stafford North
cote in his last speech, says the question
OF appointing foreign prince TO rul,
Bulgaria Is not even mentioned in the
peace conditions, which only speak of 1
Christian Governor.
l The Vienna Presse says:-"Servia de
mands, as conditions of peace, all ole
Servia, except that part comprised IL
Bosnia, 10000 Turkish pounds war IN
IDENTITY and the immediate appointment
| of a special commission to examine tn,
respective claims of Roumania and Ser
yialto the Pachalic of Widdin." ,4.'., !
( The commander of theeRussian steam
er Constantine reports to st. PeteHburj
that he left Sebastopol for cruise on tn,
22d inst. He approached Batoum on tn,
26th, where there were seven Turkisl
vessels. The Constatine sent q White
head torpedo against screw steame
which was on guard outside and sank he
Immediately. The crew were all drown
ed, The Constantine has returned Il
Sebastopol.
A correspondent at Pera says ga
council of war was held to-day (Wednes
tday). Hobart Pacha was present. Th
council determined to take measures fo
the defence of the capital" u