Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-03-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

the long and discursive speech of Lord
Strathedan on Eastern affairs, said chat for
obvious reasons the fleet should not be sent
to the Black Sea at the present moment
lie protested against the unfounded state
ments relative to dissensions in the Cabinet.
The government had not asked that Greece
should enter the Congress on the same foot
ing as the great powers, but simply that
she should be represented as a means of
making her voice and claims heard. The
government had never proposed that Russia
should submit the peace conditions to the
decision of a majority of the Congress.
They asked that all OF the articles should be
submitted for discussion, and discussion on
ly; hat being the only possibly manner for
deciding which of them affected European
interests. This was the sole question now
at issue. lie was not prepared to say what
answer Russia would give, but he thought
the demand of the government was reason
able and moderate, and unless it was COM
piled with there would be very little use for
the Congress to meet at all.
VIENNA, March 2l.-The Austrian Dele
CATION to-day granted a credit of sixty mill
ion florins by a vote of 80 to 20.
CoNsTANTINopLE. March 21.-The Porte,
through her Embassy at Berlin, has given
notice of its acceptance of the Invitation to
the Congress-
The embarkation of the Russian Guards
has been countermanded. The Russian
troops are moving northward. The reason
is unknown.
A Turkish camp has been formed at Buy
ukdere. General Neildoff informed the
Porte that it is unnecessary. as Russia, after
the Porte's written refusal to permit the en-
barkation there would not have thought of
persisting in her intention.
LONDON, March 22.-Pesth papers re-
port that Count Andassy, on Wednesday,
definitely refused to form an alliance with
England, and that Sir II. G.. Elliott there
upon declared that England would not en-
ter the Congress. The Pesth people are
convinced that a Rnssia-Austrian alliance
has been formed.
The advertiser announces in official form
that General Sir Arnold Kimball will ac-
company Lord Lyons to the Congress.
The official paper at st. Petersburg pub
fishes the full text of the treaty, which full
ly confirms the correctness of the versions
previously cabled.
The Times commenting on the treaty
says there is much to criticise, but nothing
PERA. March 2l.-The Russians have in
the Bosphorus two regularly fitted torpedo
ships, carrying six torpedoes.
ST.. PETERSBURG, MaIch 22.-The Agencc
Russe: England has not yet replied in re-
gard to the Congress. She still insists upon
the demand that all the conditions of peace
be submitted, Notwithstanding that the text
of the treaty has been communicated to the
cabinets, and Russia has agreed to complete
the freedom of discussion at the Congress.
The chances of the Congress meeting are
diminished.
There is an unconfirmed rumor in %circula-
ton that a revolution has broken out in
Roumania, and that Prince Charles has
fled.
A Belgr; de special reports That all Il g
Austlians in Servia, liable to do military
service, have been ordered to return home.
A telegram from Vienna recieveiin Paris
states that Roumania has refused to receive
her independence at the hands of Russia,
or permit the passage of Russian troops
through her territory during the occupation
of Bulgaria.
LONDON, March GA special from, St.
Petersburg says there are rumors in circu-