Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
IN WHICH THERE Is LITTLE START
LING,

Narat Erpenditures---a,.st, Ready
for Var IT Forced Upon Her--A Russian
Newspaper Filings U0ly Threat at
England amphatssen Resigns Report
ed Vithdra,UuE Of the British Fleet, aud
No More Var Tessels to Le Allo,red to
Enter the Sea of Marn,oru- -Correspond-
ents' Specnlatfons.
NEWSPAPER BLOW.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March Replying to
recent article in the London Standard which
declared that the sword would have to de-
4gence Russo says: The British government
has declared that it would only make war on
behalf of British interests. Russia has re-
spected and satisfied these interests. There /
fore either the STANDARD is misinformed or
England will act in opposition to her formal /
declaration. AS regards concessions, Euro |
pean cabinets know that Russia is resolved |
to maintain the essential result of the war. |
She will always show herself disposed to &C
cept every means of reconciling the inviola-
Dl41Ly VI IeSuit Will Lu6 luteI6SLS OF IulIQ
parties, but threats and military preparations
are bad way of obtaining peaceful un-
derstanding.
AUSTRIA ALL READY.
LONDON, March IA Vienna correspond
ent, referring to the persistent rumors of
Austrian preparations for mobilization, says:
"There is little preparation to be made. For
the last seven years these preparations have
been going on, and since last year, when the
possibility of such measures arose, the plans
have been worked out to the very smallest
Details
TYPHUs IN RoUMANIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-The Golos
says: "Typhus is increasing rapidly among
the Russian troops in Roumania. All Rou-
manian railway carriages are infected. 1t is
absolutely necessary for the army in Turkey
to return by sea and not through Roumania."
Intelligence from Constantinople says the
Russian plenipotentiaries manifest irritation
| at the slow progress of negotiations. If the
negotiations are not completed in few days,
it is expected the plenipotentiaries will pre-
sent an ultimatum, fixing the date when the
treaty must be signed.
oRLEANIsT DETECTION.
PARIS, March Duke De Audeffret Pas
quier, president of the senate, and half q
dozen other senators, have withdrawn from
the Orleanist groupe known as constitution
ais. This probably secures the passage of
the government bills of amnesty and state
of siege.
| HoNoRs TO PRINCE MILAN.
BELGRADE, March Prince Milan ar
rived here to-day. The populace received
him in an unusually enthusiastic manner.
! BERLIN, March Emperor William has
not yet signifed his decision respecting Herr
Camphausen's resignation.
The North German Gazette attacks the terri
| torial waters jurisdiction bill now before the
British Parliament and charges the English
government with seeking to claim jurisdic-
ton over foreign merchantmen passing the
straits of Dover, which the G0zette claims tc
be the international way for the trade of the
whole world.
CAMPHAUsEN RESIGNS.
LONDON, March 1.-The statement tina,
Camphauscn, the Prussian minister Of
finance and vice-president of the minis
terial council, has resigned is confirmed by
later dispatches Though originally liberia
free trader, his compliance with Bismarck
wishes regarding the proposed imperial tax
alton schemes, brought on him determined
attack of the national liberal party, which
compelled his resignation.
THE TREATY OF PEACE.
LONDON, March LIN the House of Lord
this afternoon Lord Derby, in reply to tn
inquiry of Lord Granville, said he had reaso,
to believe the treaty of peace would b.
signed tomorrow. Lord Derby also said
rumor had reached him from many quarters
which he hoped was true, that Russia ha.
abandoned her idea of the cession to her o
the Turkish feet.
ENGLISH NAVAL ESTIMATE.
, LONDON, March lit is stated in the lobbie
! of Parliament that the navy estimates for 1877
: to be published tomorrow will show an ir
: crease of IS, 600 pounds, half of which is fo
the transport of troops. The estimates show
is the intention to commence four first elias
ironclads and to complete five ironcladl
twenty-six corvetts and gunboats and thirt
torpedo boats. The above increase is exclusiv
t of the portion of the vote of six million pound
which has been devoted to the navy.
: A dispatch from Athens states M. Tricoupt
I. has abandoned his mission to the courts
TO BE WITHDRAWN.
LONDON, March PA telegram from Constal
u tinople says it is probable the British feet wi
8 be withdrawn from Touzla to Ismid
John Ruskins illness is brain fever. Ea
; Russell's condition is greatly improved.
> A Berlin special says Austria, in cons
. quence of Germanys confidential represent
! tions, has abandoned the idea of war, but wou
L occupy Bosnia and Herzegovina if Russia pc
sists in her pretensions.
A Vienna dispatch says Count Andrassy b
informed the spokesman OF the delegations tn
IS the vote of credit is absolutely necessary. T
l. added the government would be satisfied if
% was passed by small majority.
Il KEEP OUT.
J. PEsIH, March 1.-The Hungarian delegatic
:, has determined not to vote, the credit if it
81 intended to be applied for the occupation
Bosnia and Herzegovina. The delegation
sires full explanation of the governments j
tentions.
y despatch from Gallipoli, February 27t
y says telegram from the Turk ish minister
~ war orders the Governor of the Dardanelles
~ prevent any more men of war, whether Births
=. French or Austrian, from entering the Sea
- Marmora.
A Pera telegram of February 28th, says
Porte is fully prepared to sign the treaty
<. peace, except the clause concerning the ire
- clads, which Russia is likely to insist, n
ie hence the signature of the treaty is expect
49, Saturday.
g. A St. Petersburg correspondent has reas
in to believe Russia is disposed to come to
or amicable arrangement regarding the Strai
Mt but the initiation at England's supposed