Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-02
OVER THE WATER.

OVER THE WATER.
Unimportant News from the Qu.rreling
Head Centres--The Situation Generally
In Ensland--Report that Parliament is to
be Dissolved.
MORE RUSSIAN TROOPS
LONDON, May la Vienna dispatch says the
government again expresses confidence in
prompt meeting of the congress, and is again
urging England to accept the congress.
Atelegram from St. Petersburg announces
that an imperial ukase has just been issued
in addition to the 48 called out a fortnight
ago. Three new artillery brigades with IA
guns, are also forming.
cRowD1Na THE TURKS.
VIENNA, May 1.-The Political Correspondence
has the following from Constantinople. It is
said that Gen. Todleben has again urged the
evacuation of Shumla, Varna and Batoum, in
timating that if the Porte Immediately COM
piled, the Russians would Immediately With
draw to the fortified line of Tchataldja and
Derkos. The Porte, In consequence of the un-
expected representations of foreign embassa
doris, has promised to take measures to check
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PARIS SATISFACTION.
LONDON, May Paris specials consider that
the opening of the exhibition was one of the
most impressive popular demonstrations ever
witnessed in Paris. although the official cere-
mony was somewhat marred by the crowd
breaking in upon the rear of the procession.
Near Port DE Jena about one hundred thousand
people congregated at the exit gate and cheered
the departing dignitaries. Among the notables
present at the opening were the German and
Russian ambassadors and the papal nuncio.
POLITICAL DEMONSTRATIONS.
LONDON, May 1.-Political demonstrations
for and against the government are the order
Of this week. The popular meeting at Brad
ford Monday in support of the government, at
which Claiborne Hardy, Indian secretary,
spoke, was followed Yesterday by meeting at
Manchester, at which John Bright spoke and
Briefly Hill in opposition. Tomorrow an
other demonstration hostile to the government
will be held at Birmingham. The whole energy
of the opponents to the government in the
north and centre of England will thus be
heard in combined protest against the policy
of the cabinet. At the Manchester
meetings 1900 delegates from liberal Or
CARNATIONS in the north of England were
present. Rumors of a dissolution of Parlia-
ment are again rife. 1t is said the conservative
associations have received secret instructions
to prepare for such a contingency.
The London correspondent of the Liverpool
Post is informed on trustworthy authority that
Lord Beaconsfeld has resolved on dissolusion,
and it will occur about Whitsuntide.
It is stated as the result of private inquiries
made by the government at various ports rs to
what steamers are available for cruisers or for
transport of arms or troops, that about seventy
steamers of the first class have been collected
and will be commissioned when required. One
company here owning forty steamers have Of
fered to place the entire fleet at the service of
the government.
LONDON, May 1.-The Posts Berlin special
ton to return to Berlin next week, and it il
expected negotiations will then be resumed.
ITALY DENIES.
ROME, May 1.-The session OF chambers was
to-day re-opened in the Chamber of Deputies.
Prime minister Caivoli gave an absolute de-
NAL to the rumors that Italy was mediating in
the Eastern question. Count Corte, minister
of foreign affairs, confirmed the denial, and
also contradicted the statement that Italy had
asked England to state her views. He declares
the government in conformity with The wishes
of the people, would always, as far as possible,
keep aloof from any complications that might
arise.
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS.
BELGRADE, May 1.-Furlough soldiers are re-
turning to their colors with apparent enthusi
asm. The whole army will be ready to make
forward movement at the end Of the week.
UNCHANGED.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-The Agence Russ
says the situation is unchanged. Ih
pom. paylers continue. It is stated Prince La
banoff, formerly ambassador to CONSTANT
nople. will be again appointed to that position
| instead of Gen. lgnatief, and that 1smie
| Pasha will come to st. Petersburg.
ENGLISH OPINION.
| LONDON, May Ashton Cross, home secre
tary, made a long address at the opening of III
conservative club in Preston. His speech wa
mainly repetition of the arguments of Lor
salisbury's circular, maintaining that, althoug
such and such clauses of the treaty of San Ste
fano might be innocent, the treaty as Who'll
was very mischevious. The speech is i'm
portant, as showing, by it's whole tenor, tina
the government adheres to its demand for lay
ing the entire treaty before the congress. MI
Cross said the government in congress woul
convince the world, and probably even Russia
that the treaty ought to b
modified. England, he said, would treat
fairly, and admit changes that had arisen, bu
she had a right to discuss them. He denie
that the government encouraged Turkey, {
was actuated by a warike spirit. The govern
ment, he said, sought to bring about an accor
of powers, but what good would there be in tt
powers meeting in congress, if the treaty the
signed could be torn up at any moment by or
of the signatories.
NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED.
LONDON, May la St. Petersburg dispate
reports that pour parlers between London an
st. Petersburg, by way of Berlin, have bee
resumed. Nothing is made known abo,
their progress. It is rumored that
ul,imatum has been sent to the Por
demanding the evacuation of Shumla ar
Varna within certain time, and Prin
Lobruof Rostoffski has been appointed ar
} bassador to Constantinople. The correspo
dent points out that these rumors seem to
inconsistent, but says the latter is bett
authenticated.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, May IA Bombay telegram stat
the second detachment of troops sailed yeste
day, amid great enthusiasm.
LONDON, May 1.-Notices have been posted
various mills at Preston, that unless the stri
is at an end by May all the mills will close.
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
3 The steamship Pennsylvania, from Hambul
, brought one hundred thousand dollars in 70
) coin.
A bill has been introduced in the Ohio Sc
: ate to admit women to the practice of law
that State.
Water vyas let into the Ridean canal vest,